The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-27
TELRGRAPmrc ITEMS.

T. iHohias idHOs, iaHueu pEOprlebH
of Athboy, County Mesth (Ireland), vas
shot dead yesterday while entering his
own door.
The San Francisco authorities have
decided to keep De Young in. the City
Prison, as it could be more easily DE-
Tended, in case of attack than the
County Jail.
The Republican and Democratic
nominees for Mayor of San Francisco
will be withdrawn and Judge Blake
will receive the joint nomination of
both parties and the support of all law
and order citizens in opposition to Kali
loch and the sand lots.
Admiral AnAnen writes the World a
long letter on inter-oceanie canal mat
tiers in which he says that Grant has
taken great interest in thesubject since
1866, and will gladly take the rfes-
dency OF an American company, . tele-
! gram. from. him to that effect having
been received on the eth instant
Intelligence Just received at Wash
ton shows how real is the danger of
serious trouble between Chinaand apan
Unless the question of the. sovereignty
Loo Choo island, which is the question
involved, can be settled by grant or
through some means of meditation or
arbitration, a military conflict is very
probable.
In theGriminal. Court at Harrisburg
Pa, Judge Pearson charged the Grand
Jury at length NTH cases Of the cor
rnpt solicitations of the members Of the
Legislature in connection with the Pitts.
burg-Riot bill. He instructed the jury
to bring true bills against any persons
or persons who offered or accepted, or
agreed to accept, brides of any kind.
A, man entered s. S. Rickey's bank at
Columbus, Ohio, yesterday, and engaged
in conversation with the proprietor,
who was the only person in the bank,
concerning negotiation for some bonds.
| While the two were thus engaged pal
of the strangers gained entrance to the
bank by rear window and carried off
5000 In currency and 81, 900 in regis
tered bonds. The theft was not dis
covered until some time afterwards.
Special dispatches from Paris state
that Prince Jerome Napoleon's alleged
manifesto is probably compiled from
his conversation with friends. 1t con-
taias statement that he is personally
opposed to anything approaching a
coup detut, and that he firmly believes
in the eventual restoration of the En-
pire by the reaction of public opinion
caused by the violence Ct the Radicals;
but that he would not attempt to
hasten its restoration by any plot
against the lawful government.
j. 8. Oakford telegraphs the New
York sun thus: The riotous, revenge
! full spirit of the sand lots ia subsiding,
and public opinion is more favorable to
the De Youngs. The outrageous charge
against Mrs. De Young. whose life here
has made her many friends, was so in
famous that people are now justifying
the action Of her son, whose almost
fanatical reverence for and devotion to
his mother are well known in this COM
munity.
Information received from, Cape Hay
tien dated august %, via Havana. says
| the forces sent by the Provincial Gov
ernment at Port an Prince. after several
engagements. have taken possession of
the town OF Gonawes, the headquarters
of the liberals. Part of the town was
burned. The losses were.heavy among
the ,combatants. The cities of Cape
Haytien- and Port de Raix, which were
occupied by the rebels, surrendered and
acknowledged the authority of the Pro-
vincial Government. This ends the