The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-21
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Marie Christine IN, marriage with NJ
fonso, King of Spain. After this. for
mality the Archduchess will make a
solelsn remuneration of her rights OF
succession to the Austrian throne in the
presence of the Imperial family and
DAks ne Bailen. 1t1isrexpected that
she will be accompanied. by her mother,
and will leave Vienna November 10th
for Paris, remaining there two days to
see King Francis and Queen Isabella.
Hg Iqperial Hiahness via tben pro-
coed to Madrid BY way of Irun, and
will be conductea tby the Ministers of
War and FSreign Affairs with royal
<honors "a the Pardo Palace, rqr
Madrid, where she wiz sojourn eight
days, previous ID her marriage, which
Will take place in the Attocha CHURCH
| On the 27th or 18th OF So.anber. The
Kings birthday is the 18th.
! The fooAwing has been received at
Cheyenne from the camp on White
River. three miles north of the Agency,
via Rawlins: Tins after noon. General
Merritt and command returned To- this
point, orde.e-srom Washington being to
suspend operations against the Utes
and await orders either at White or
Bear River, as negotiations for peace
are in progress. u being understood
that the hostiles- have agreed TO sur
render the warriors engaged n, the late
depredations, it is probable that the
contained COMMANDS Of Merritt and
Gilbert will remain for the present at
this point, although nothing definite is
knoYn as to they gfutqre movements.
In the event of peace being established,
it is altogether probable that perma-
nent military post, will be constructed
either at Bear RiYsr, or 1T ths Agony.
General Charles Cadwallader, of
Red Bluff, California, snfropt of a hstel
at that place yesterday, fired two shots
at la S.sWelon of San ,Irsncisco, late
ly member d, Cone & Welton. mer-
chants of Red Bluff. The weapon was
"a shotgun, the charges TO which had
the day before fortunately been changed.
to bird shot. The contents Of the first
barrel tpok effect in the lace and on the
neck Of Weltop,, and TIE second missed
in pars and partly tools effect en- by,
stanoeE. Welton is not seriously hurt.
The origin OF, the affair relatss to dos
nestle troubles, about which but little
can be learned. tbs said on the street
that Cadwallader fired not only in de-.
Tense Of his honor, out also to avoid
beipg himself shot, which We.s0n is
sard to have tAreatenei to do.
= The hunnssd citizens who lafs. Ies-
sil!s New. .Aezieo, last Tuesday, to
relieye the settlements of Santa Baesa-
ra and Colorado from the, savages, re-
turned on Friday. they fousd the
bodies Of ten Mexicans-eight miles put.
They had been killed by Indians, their
wagons destroyed and their teams cap
tured. Fosp other dead Esxicans ana
the body of VIM. T. Jones were found.
They also found other Mexican rapch-
men and traders who had been killed
by Indians. Most Of .5aia hostiles have
left for the FI9rida mountains. Major
Morrow, who is pursuing, intends to,
follow them across the boundary. The
feds have apparently been reintorced
by Indians from Old Mexico.
- Charles Linstrom, Frank Bell, Fred
Johpson and man named ELAN, while
on thsir way to Linstrom's Ferry, nine
miles from Stockton, were. stopped,
about fonr miles from there, between 7
and s O'Clock Saturday evening, by
three foot. pads, two of whom presented
pistols to their heads, while the third
held their horses. LinstFom grabbed
one by, the throat, but the leader of the
trio threatened to blow hole through
him large enough for man to walk
through if he did not desist. Linstrom
had 1929 so and a gold watsh taken
from him. Bell lost $50 and ELAN 25
cents. johnson dropped his watch and
$40 in the bottom of the WAGON. and