The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-17

Judge Jesse o.. Goodwin, brother of
C. C. Goodwin, of the Virginia Enter
prise, died at White Sulphur Springs,
! California, yesterday.
Rival Chinese companies had a fight
in Sacramento, in which one man was
shot to death azd others wounded.
The Times Washington special says
Secretary McCrary's place has been
offered to ex-senator Window, of Min
nesota, who will probably accept.
The World says Minister Slough
tons place has been offered to Ooart-
landt Parker, of New Jersey.
A fire.at Provost's colhery, gentralia,
Pennsylvania destroyed the breaker,
which cost Sl5O,OOO The vein of coal is
still burning fiercely. The mine is
being flooded, but with poor prospects
of overcoming, the flames, which now
endanger the working of the Continent
and Hazeldell coal mines, which are
only divided from the burning vein by
pillar of coal thirty feet thick
The National Greenhack- party of
| Wisconsin held their annual Convention
yesterday, and nominated the following
ticket: For Governor, Colonel May !;
for lieutenant Governor, w. c. Alley !;
for Secretary of State, G. w. Lee; for
Attorney General, George B. Goodwin !;
for Superintendent OF. Public Instruc-
ton, w. H. Carries.
The trial of Buford is now progress
ing at Owentown, Kentucky. Yester-
day, Mrs. Annie Wallace, the lady to
whom Buford addressed letter just
before the murder. The lady's story
sustained. the theory of. the prisoners
insanity. After a. few witnesses had
given their evidence the defence closed,
with the privilege Of introducing few
other witnesses, who are expected to
arrive tomorrow.
The commission appointed by the
National Board Of Health of the Ebited
States for the purpose of studying the
yellow fever symptoms, developments
and treatment in Havana, is prosecuting
its work there assiduously. During the
past week. thsEe were III deaths from
yellow fever in Havana.
The only restrictions against Mem
phis freights now being enforced are by
the Memphis and Listle Rock and the
Mississippi Central Railroads. All
other roads have revoked their quaranr
tine orders. The merchants report
rush of business, and a. general feeling
of hopefulness as to the future exists.
The physicians now say that young
Ray will recover. DR.. Henning, who
was reported as having left the city.
returned next day with his family, and
resumed the practice OF his profession:
No new cases have been, reported for a
week.
+ DIR. Glenn has sent the following to
the Central Committee of the New Con-
stitution party:
GENTLEMES-In reply to your in
curry, | wish to state that when ao-
cepted the nomination of the New
Constitution Party CONVENTION, and
Endorsed the platform of the party. I'M
derstood the acceptance of the nomina
tion implied the support of the ticket.
Very respectfully, H. J GLENN.
1t is now thought that the Demo-
cratic Central Committee, in obedience
to tha.wishes OF the Republicans, viii
take his name off the ticket.
The. Herald. specializing upon the
Presidential election possibilities, says:
Ii the four California districts should
return Republican Representatives at
the election two months hence, which
is not improbable, and if the next year
the nomination OF. three Presidential
candidates should happen to throw the
election into the House-which is at
least possible-in that case the Rev.
Gilbert de Ia Martyrs vote in the House
might make President for four years,
beginning the 4th OF March. III the
Republicans carry California, the
e. I
equally divided, counting the Indiana