The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-16

session. The mines are crowded with
men wanting work. Ex- Mayor James
is Brigadier General. The strikers
have, it is said, passed resolutions to
assassinate Governor Taber and other
prominent men. The Provost Marshal
has issued orders that all saloons and
dance houses shall remain closed until
further orders; tnat the assembling of
persons in any hall or other place for
the purpose of discussing issues grow
ing out of the present condition of at
fairs, is declared unlawful; and that
other weapons, except those worn by
the militia, or BY permit from gen.
eral headquarters, is forbidden; and
that all persons, except fremen or
members of the military on duty, will
not be allowed on the streets after 10
o'clock p NJ.
The Senate yesterday passed Dag
gett's land bill without amendment.
and it now goes to Mr.. Hayes for his
approval. 1t grants to the State of
Nevada for school purposes 1000. 900
acres of land III lieu of all the sixteenth
and thirty-sixth sections heretofore
granted but not disposed of under such
laws, rules and regulations as may be
prescribed by the State Legislature, the
only condition being that the proceeds
of their sale shall be dedicated to school
purposes, as heretofore provided in the
grant of the sixteenth and thirty sixth
sections.
The Washington special to the Inter
Ocean says: The best information is
that Seymour will most emphatically
refuse the use OF his name, on account
of his health. Your correspondent has
carefully compared estimates and snb-
mits the following possible results OF
the first ballot at Cincinnati: Tilden,
200; Field, $50; Bayard, $50; Thur
man, IS; Hancock, rs; Hendricks, 20;
and Morrison, Is. The statement is
positively made tonight that Tilden
will not be a candidate.
Samuel Kendall, settler on the now
notorious Ell Sobrante Ranch, Contra
Costa comfy, Cal, procured the aid OF
an Oakland negro known as "Joe,
with the intention of removing some
corsl-wood cut by Kendall from a tract
Of land on which two sqnatters recently
settled. The squatters resisted. and in
the fight which cnsued Kendall was cut
down and dangerously wounded with
Ratchet, and one Of the squatters was
shot dead by Joe.
The friends of Secretary Sherman
state emphatically that he does not
credit the report that Governor Foster
OF Ohio was false to him at Chicago and
worked in the interest of Garfield On
the contrary they assert that Sherman
is confident that both We're loyal, and
that General Garfield will have no more
ardent supporter during the canvass
than the Secretary of the Treasury.
The Supreme Court of California has
foreshadowed the unconstitutionality Of
the Mcclure Charter. 1t holds that no
Legislature can impose forms of govern
ment to disturb existing municipalities,
and that the Consolidation Act is good
for hundred years, if the people so
viii it.
Bayard's bill, regulating the pay and
appointment of deputy marshals, is
now i'll the hands of the President. Il
provides that the deputy marshals shall
be drawn from both political parties,
by the United States Courts, and that
they shall be men OF good moral charac-
ter.
In the matter of the appeal from the
Judgment of the Superior Court in the
case to GUST Mayor Kalloch from his
office, w. H. L. Barnes yesterday
moved in the Supreme Cours to set the
case at an early date on the calendar
and it was set for Thursday, the 18th
instant.
General Garfield received an ovation
in Washington last night The clerks