The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-21
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A.Enes dispatch from Paris corrob-
crates the report from Alexandria that
the French Consul General in Egypt
holds the Sultan's fi1nan for the
deposition of the Khetiive.
George Reynolds, the convicted Nor
mon polyganist, was taken from Omaha
to the Nebraska Penitentiary at Lin.
| coin, to serve out his two years.
sentence, such penitentiary having
been designated as the depository for
United States prisoners from Utah.
The English and French Consuls-
General had an interview with the
khedivo yesterday and demanded his
ablication in favor of his son, Prince
Mohamn1ed' Tewfik. The khedive
replied that when his creditors were
paid he would abdicate.
The Tribune sums up its Washington
special thus: 1t s,supposel at Wash
ington that the President will veto the
Judicial bill and that the veto is all
ready prepared. The Democrats talk
Of adjourning Immediately. after the
veto-that is to say Saturday or Mon
day next. The President intends to
call Congress together again in that
event in order to have the courts pror
vided for.
The World says: The California Re
publicans are running a steamship pro-
prietor on an anti-monopelist platform,
denouncing the Chinese, while affecting
to be in full communion with the Adj
ministration of Hayes and afIiiating
with the Socialists. What warm
spectacle they will present to the eyes
Of General Grant when he lantls at San
Francisco, expected TO be greeted as
savior of the nation from the perils Of
communism?
The Pennsylvania Legislative Grant
Reception Committee has come to grief.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
are unable to furnish free transpor-
tation to San Francisco on account of
the war between the Pennsylvania
Company and the Union Pacific, and
the plans of the Committee have, there
fore, been changed As now under
stood, the Committee will meet the ex-
President on the borders of the STATE.
The Times says: There lisa prospect,
if the police do not interfere, that the
people of New York will be treated to
series of "sand,lot" entertainments
after the manner Of Kearny. 1t il an
nounced by means Of postal cards, hand
bills and otherwise that, commencing
on the evening of June 2Ssh, and to be
continued every Saturday evening dur
ing the Summer, :" the Citizens Com
mittee will preside over public meetings
OF labor reformers, to be held in Union
Square," According to the announce
ment, a new Constitution for New York
or the California plan, without the
Chinese and coin clauses, will be dis
cussed by local and national speakers.
There are to be no leaders bat the pso-
pie, no party but voters. A Greenbac1
and Workingman's platform will be adj
vocated, and all citizens are invited.
This is the programme as far as an
nounced.
A dispatch from Capetown dated
Jane 3, via. MADEIRA, says, Prince
Louis Napoleon, the Prince I'm
periai OF France, accompanied by other
officers, left Colonel Woods column to
reconnoiter. The party dismounted in
q mealie field, when the enemy crept
up on them and assegied' the Prince,
killing him. His body was recovered.
The young Prince Louis Napoleon was
% years of age, and was the only child
of Napoleon Ill. and Empress Eugene