The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-26
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don, says Pisco, Peru, has been bonn
barded.
The Army bill passed. the Senat at
A o'clock, Z. NJ. yesterday by the fol-
lowing vote: Yeas Al, nays 30a strict
/ party vote.
Recruits for the Russian police force
are being sought for in Paris. Sixteen
Professors lii different Universities,
have resigned.
The New York Evening Express says:
1t is easy to imagine circumstances in
which the conservative pat.lotic senti
ment of the country would spontane-
ously rally around David DAVIS and
James. A. Bayard as it's representatives
and standard bearers
Charles Drews, Frank Stichler,
Israel Brandt, Isiah Hummel, Henry
F. Weis and George Zechman were
found guilty of murder in the first
degree in killing Joseph Raber in
December last, at Le5auan Penn
sylvania.
At. st. Petersburg, houses are
searched at night, and every occupant
kwhose passport is found irregular is
arrested. The Russian ambassador at
Constantinople has asked permission to
open all letters leaving for Russia
A Washington special says that ex-
Senator Patterson will deny, in pub
lished card, the charges that he spent
money improperly in the Indian Terri
tory investigation. He alleges that the
charge is matchmaking scheme.
The guano loading appliances at
Huanillas, Pabillonde and Plea have
been destroyed. Iquique is still block
AIDED, and all the sailing vessels have
left. The workmen have fed. Bust
ness in the interior is entirely disorgan-
lied.
Garibaldi, replying to a deputation of
the Italia Irredsnta Committee, de-
clared he would sacrifice everything to
accomplish the national task. General
Garibaldi has opened subscription for
the purchase of l,000,0 900 rifles to arm
the nation, and has sent an address to
the inhabitants OF Istrla, Trieste and
| Trents.
In the House of Commons Ryland,
Liberal. moved resolution censuring
the increased expenditure of the Gov
eminent. Baxter, iii seconding the mo-
ton, warned the House a 3anst placing
too implicit faith in the boasts of Eng
land S supremacy in arts and in COM
merce. He instanced the enormous adj
vances made by Americans in inven-
tions and arts The debate was alto
gether OF party nature,
Gray, who attempted to shoot Booth
in Chicago, is known III St. Louis as
quiet young man, stagc-struck and
somewhat cratic, claiming to have
come of a family Of actors He has
been heard to remark that his father
is alive but will not own him, and he
would get even with him, damn him.
One of his friends think he believes
Booth is his father, and does not regard
him as responsible for his acts.
Henry Smith, the colored night
Waterman of the San Francisco Mint,
asserted his innocence of any criminal
action, but the officers, ON searching
his premises on Broadway, found buried
in the garden small smelling furnace
and bean-pot containing a number of
ingots of gold worth about $4,000.
They also found 81 900 in coin in the
house Smith now acknowledges that he
stole gold i'll a crude state about year
ago. Gen. Dodge, Superintendent of
the Mint, had called the attention of
the police authorities to the fact that
some stealing was going on in the Mint
Detectives Stone and Jehuwere detailed
to work up the case. Their labors re-
suited sometime ago in the discovering
that frauds We're committed by Cook
and Aiverson, of the San Francisco re-
finery. Smiths operations have ex-
tended over about three years, during
which time he has stolen about $l4, COO
the greater part of which, aside from