The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-16
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Samuef y. <Ml4iS, treasurer Vi tiN
town of Bloomfield, Connecticut. is
deeply involved in his accounts; and AN
investigation indicates a deficiency of
at least s25o,OOO.
Advices received by the National
Board of Health state that thD yellow
fever excitement at Water Valley, Miss,
has abstcd and there are no new cases.
In the House. Of Lords the Marquis
of Salisbury stated that not Russian
soldier was left in Roumania. Count
| Schouvaieff.had assured him the Rus
sian troopswest Of the river Pruth were
rapidly going to Verna and Bourgas to.
embark for home. The last Russian
left Phllipopolis yesterday.
The counsel. for Cox, the murderer
of Mrs. Hull, it is said, propose
| to conduct his defense ON the
theory that his assault was not
fatal, but that Mrs. Hull was in
state of coma when the physicians
held the post norton, and they really
murdered the woman.
A terrific thunder storm, with a high
wind AMI hail, swept over Woodyille,
N. H., on Monday evening. Hail
stones fell, OF the size OF hens eggs.
Several houses. were unroofed, and
sheds blown down. There is not a
hodse in town but had windows broken.
in. The crops were all ruined. The
damage to vegetation is very heavy.
The threatened strike among printers
on the indianapolis Daily Journal Gull
minated by the compositors refusing to
work, because the proprie.ors would
not withdraw the declaration against
Union men. The Journal appeared as
usual yesterday, though abridged in
size.
Secretary Sherman, accompanied by
a committee of the Maritime Exchange,
the Mayor, Speaker Randall, and other
congressman and well known citizens,
went board the revenaecut5er Ham
ilton, at Philadelphia, yesterday, and
started On an inspection OF the Della
ware river and harbor. This COM
pleted the Hamilton will take the Sac
rotary along the eastern coast on an
official visit
A Washington special says W. E
Chandler is temporarily in that city on
his way to Nevada to inspect mine in
which he owns quarter interest. He
says that of late he has taken but little
interest in politics beyond beating Wad-
leigh and electing Blair United States
Senator from New Hampshire. He
has, however, very positive views, and
is quite sanguine Of the future prospects
of the Republican party. He thinks
Hayes has become Stalwart and that
Blaine will be the next Republican can
didate.
In compliance with an order from the
Department of Justice, Washington,
signed by Attorney General Owens,
authorizing the removal of George
Reynolds, the convicted Mormon
bigamist, from the Nebraska Peniten-
tiary to the Utah Territorial Prison,
Warden Dawson of the Nebraska Peni-
tentiary delivered over the prisoner to
Marshal Shaughnessy, at Kearny,
who proceeded northwarl with him.
Reynolds will be confined in an adobe
building containing four cells, about
four miles from Salt Lake City, where
he will have ample opportunity to see
his family and friends at frequent in
teryals. This removal was brought
about by efforts of Delegate Cannon of
Utah.
Dunn. Barlow & Co.'S circular gives
the total failures in the United States
and Territories for the second quarter
of the present year as 1884 in number,
and $2z 900, 900 liabilities, notably less
than In any single quarter in the past
five years. Compared with the second
quarter of 1873. there is decrease of
900 failures and $26, 900, 600 liabilities
for the quarter ending last month. The
total failures in California the last
quarter were ~; total liabilities,