The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-02
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and Italy have consented to take part
in the mixed occupation of Eastern
Roumelia. Italy, however, has made
some reservations There will be- no
commander-in Chief. Each nation.
atty will have its own commander.
The sole object of the occupation will
be to prevent any conflict between the
Turks and Bulgarians.
The public debt statement shows:
Increase of debt for March. 1892. 724;
cash in the Treasury. 1920, 1877 ASS;
gold certificates, SIG, 304, 700; silver
certificates. 1896, $50; currency GER
tificates. 1927 $3.50. 900; refunding GER
tific ties. $4,000; legal tenders out
standing, $346, 68i. 0l6; fractional cur
rency on landing. SIS, 925 ,662; United
States notes held for the redemption of
fractional currency. $8,45S, 99l; called
bonds not matured, for which 4 per
cent. bonds have been issued, $685.
447. 200.
London correspondence represents
society still discussing the singular.
proceedings of the Queen in the recent
marriage of her son. Tradesmen COM
plain bitterly of the privacy with which
the wedding was conducted. A writer
says: Anybody who saw the condi
ton of the London streets on the eve
ming of the wedding could perceive that
the shopkeepers were in their sulkiest
mood. There were almost no illumi-
nations. The omission of an invita-
ton to Gladstone is widely commented
upon. 1t is certain that the omission
was not an act of forgetfulness; that it
was brought directly to the Queens
notice. 1t is said that her reply was.
1T is my sons wedding. shall pay
all expenses The story has been In
circulation for days, repeated at every
dinner table and at every reception.
Nobody has yet contradicted it, and
nobody seems to doubt that the speech
the Queen is alleged to have uttered
does in fact represent her real feelings
in the matter This want OF personal
regard for Gladstone is said to be
shared by the heir to the throne and
other members of the royal family. and
is due largely to his Independence and
frmness in advocating reforms.
In the case of Jones. accused of per-
jury 10 the More murder trial at San
Bueneyentura. Justice Carlton, in add.
ton to locking him up to await the
action of the District Court in the MUIR
der matter, also fixed the bail at SIS 900
each on the charges.of arson and per-
jury. Against all of these orders the
prisoners counsel takes objection. and
writ of habeas corpus has been issued
by County Judge Shepard. returnabe
before himself Yesterday noon. Coun-
sci will ask that Jones be dismissed on
the first order. aud the bail reduced to
a reasonable sum on the others, if the
prisoner be held at all
Before the Wallace Committee. Mr.
Baker testified that no person 10 the
Treasury Department receiving less
than 81 200 per year was asked to sub.
scribe to the Republican campaign
fund. r. B Squires testified that be
was an Assistant Messenger in the War
Department and did not subscribe any
thing. Soon after receiving the circular
his salary was reduced to $50 per
mouth.
In an interview yesterday, Alexander
ii. Stephens said: II cannot see how
the President could fortify himself in
arresting so clearly expressed public
demand for repeal of the election law.
No case has ever occurred where the
President has vetoed an Act repeating
previous Act"
Forty Failures were reported in New
York City during March. in which the
total liabilities amounted to $3.50, 4i9,
and the assets to $2ll 754 Compared
with preceding months. March shows a
decrease in number of eight. and $438.-
900 in amount of liabilities. During
March of last year. IS failures were re.