The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-30
TELEGRAPRIC ITEMS.

on Larlln street, San francisco, In
April last, brought in verdict of muir
der in the first degree with recon-
mendation that he be hanged.
The New York Herald says editori-
ally: 1t is reported at Republican
headquarters in this city that if Grant
shall visit New York before the next
State election takes place, it is the in
tention of the Syracuse gentlemen who
are pushing Cornell's campaign to or
ganize a monster meeting in honor of
the ex-President. The intimaton is,
also thrown out that he will be asked
to lend his assistance to Cornell's can
vass.
The Sycamore Mill spinners at Fall
River, Mass, have been notified that
they would be required to. pay board.
which is equivalent to a reduction of
wages, and they have struck.
There is a very general distrust of
eile CououCtol VIC auleer aurmg tne
Cabul outbreak, bat as he has now gone
to the British camp he has given.a ma
terial guarantee for his, future good be-
havior: The gates of Cabul are closed.
apparently with the vague idea that the
British are close at hand Dapnd Shah
being. alive and at the British camp,
confirms the suspicious of the Ameer.
A Herald's Washington special says:
The accumulation of gold bullion at the
Assay Office in New York City is be-
coming so great that the Treasury Off
Gals are concerned as to. what shall be
done with it. Under the act requiring
the coinage of standard silver dollars
the burden of the coinage falls upon the
Philadelphia Mint. It's capacity is so
taxed in coming standard dollars that it
is impossible to coin small subsidiary
coins. The bronze cent pieces. which
are alone coined at Philadelphia, are in
demand, but cannot be supplied. The
existing law in regard to silver coinage,
it is thought at the Treasury, will not
be modified by Congress at the coming
session.
The total receipts at Gilmore's Gar
den during the walk were $50, 900.
Rowell still persists in. saying that he
was poisoned.
The, New York: Tribune, after quot
ing Postmaster Jewells remark, econ
necticut is for Grant all over" says: Ii
this was the state of mind in Connect
cut few days, ago what must it be
now, since Grant has had a baby passed
to him over the. heads of crowd in
California, and has kissed the infant
amidst the tumultuous cheers Of the
surrounding thousands
The Herald Washington special says:
1t is understood that our Minister. to
China has nearly completed moditica-
ton of the Gushing and Burlingame
treaties, which will discourage the i'm
migration of the lower order off Chinese.
The notifications are intended to es-
pecially promote trade and not emigra-
ton, and PLACE the. merchants of each
country on comrnerrial equality.
The Attorney General was obliged to
leave the Presidential party at Cincin-
natl, a few days ago, and return 10
Washington to make preparations for
the Supreme Court, which is to sit Oc-
tober 18th. The cases. before it at its
opening are of peculiar Importance.
The Liverpool Post says that in con-
sequence of the prevalence OF. foot and
mouth disease among 1900 head of
sheep which recently arrived there, the
Privy Council is about to issue an order
placing American sheep, in the same.
category with cattle.
The rustic whose gingerbread is an