The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-05

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ceased, John Fl. Burke yesterday filed
objections to approving the account
filed by the executors November Goth.
All the items of disbursements are OBJ
jected to except the expenses of the
last sickness and funeral Of deceased,
and court and counsel fees in the estate.
Among the items that araobiected to
are 1916, AT paid to. Mrs.. Maria v.
Coleman, and $500 to Mary Kate
McDonough, on account of their,inter-
ests as residuary legatees OF the de-
ceased, S44, 1913 to- the Nevada Bank,
and S3l 500 paid for a.mausoleum., The
items of receipts from the sales of real
and personal property are objected to,
the Probate Court never having ordered
or confirmed the sales, and no account
OF the sales has yet been rendered by
the executors showing when, where, or
to whom the property was sold. An
deSui VI Ii, %, - IeCclNeu lIoil Il AOOl
& OBrien, is.obiected to, as not show
ing for what received, and j. G.. Flood,
the surviving partner, never having
rendered an account to the executors.
Complaints are published against she
policy of the NJ E. Church with rsgard
toitsmissionary work amongthe Indians.
1t is shown thar of the $50, 600 annually
appropriated by the Methodist Mission
airy Socitty only about 50, 800, taking the
present year as an example, goes toward
missionary work among the American
Indians, and that of this small amount
only the pitiful sum Of 500 is set apart
for usa among the Indians of the Far
West. Methodists are the complainants,
and they consider the apparent neglect
the more remarkable hecause, unier the
plan adopted during President Grants
administration, the Methodist Church
controls the nomination OF Agents to ii
ont OF 6S Agencies, or more than one
fifth Of the whole number.
Charles,B Rounds, County Attorney
for the county of Washington, has adj
dressed a letter to the Governor and
Council of Maine, referring to their re-
fusal to allow an inspection of the re-
turns. Rounls offers, On behalf Of the
Republican Senator-eiect from Wash
ington county,if the Board will open
the subject for inves sigation, to prove
that in the case OF returns from Demo
cratic towns for Senator'S and Repre-
sentatiyes there have been changes
ma lie; that these changes were made to
supply defects discovered by surrepti-
tious and premature openings of the re-
turns, and that they must involve in
some form or other eDllusion or CONN.,
vance of persons connected with the
State Government
Special to the New Orleans Demo
crat from twenty-seven parishes, not
including Orleans, gives the Democrats
Is, 200 net majority. Democrats claim
the election of Wilt by 10000 ma
jority. The New Constitution is
adopted by large majority. Promi-
nent Democrats. considered the fate OF
the debt ordinance, which was voted
on separately, in doubt, and Indications
point to, its defeat, though the vote
will probably be close, and may re-
quire the official returns TO decide In
the city Of New Orleans the Democrats
have about 5000 majority.
In answer to recent Publications, A.
H. Stephens telegraphs to Augusta,
Georgia, as follows: ''ilia relation. to
Grant and the next President, | have
said, and now repeat, that the South
might go further and fare worse than
to take him. | have said that / enter,
tanned for hitns personally very high
regard and esteem. / have said, and
now repeat, that prefer him to Tilden
for President. This is no change of
opinion on my part. Lam a Democrat
OF the straightest sect, of the Jefferson
ian school,"
A special from Fast Martiasville, La.
says: Emil Detoge, Republican candi-
date for Sheriffof this parish, has killed