The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-23

STA is about to make startling move
on the political chessboard.. The En-
| lish and German press are expanding a
good deal of anxious speculation as to
what it will be. There are strong
grounds for the suspicion that the Car
intends to take Napoleons receipt for
keeping disaffected. people in, subjec-
ton, viz: "Find somebody besides their
rulers for them. to fight" There is a
rumor that the party in Russia which
organized the war with Turkey are urg-
ing the, Car to make an attack on Aus
tria. in, which all the Slavonic princi-
| palities will Join, and be aided by Dem
mark, Sweden and Norway. The re-
cent visit of the Czarowitch to Stock
holm, and the haste with. which Prince
| Habanoff was sent to the Porte last
week tend to give credibility to this
surmise. Another guess anxiously haz-
arded in England is that Russia has Ill
terror designs on China.
President Hayes and General Sher-
man arrived in Chicago last night on
their way to Kansas. A reception will
be rendered the President at both Gales
burg and Quincy. After the entertain
ment at Quincy, the Presidential car
will be attached to a special train on
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
road, at Hannibal. At Sedalia the
party will be met by Governor st. John
and other State officials of Kansas, and
escorted to Fort Scott and Neosho Falls.
The tug G. w. Parker, while towing
the schooner S. A. Wood, near Chicago,
yesterday, burst her boiler. The fol-
lowing persons were killed Robert
Leahy, the captain; John Callaghan,
the engineer; Peter Rogers, the fire.
man !; and William Burton, the cook.
The only nam on the tug who survived
was William McGRire, deck hand,
and he was badly injured
The Miners Union of Bodie- passed a
resolution allowing George DAILY, Joe
Mcdonald, George Harper, Joseph
BurneH james Murphy and William
Andrews, who have been holding the
Jupiter works with guns and pistols,
forty-eight hours from Sunday evening
to leave the. town They accepted the
terms of the. Union and are preparing
to leave to-day.
Daniel Conroy told the Working
mems party, assembled at Turtle Bay
Park, New York, ON Sunday, that the
Workjngmen of that city shonld follow
the example of their brethren in San
Francisco, and by ballots and bullets
put down the Honorable Bilks" who
now rule them.
The New York Herald publishes a
splendid map of that part of San Fran
cisco showing the route of the Grant
procession from Market street wharf,
with the arches, place of review, ETC.,
to the sand lots.
General Grant has accepted an invita-
ton to.visit Virginia City about October
20th,. on his way East He will time
his visit to Oregon so that it will take
place during the State Fair, in the first
week Of October.
A dispatch from Pesth says: The
floor of Synagogue at Czolnok, near
Muncacs, gave way yesterday, owing to
overcrowdinga Eighteen women were
killed and eight seriously injured.
The, men of North England in the
iron trade have protested against Dale's
award, and demand his reasons there
for.
The demand in Great Britain and on
the continent. for American produce of
all kinds appears to be growing more
extensive.
Four new cases of yellow fever were
reported at Memphis yesterday.
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