The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-28
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dreds of new industries have been es-
tablished and thousands of dwellings,
and business housesserected. Manufac-
! lures have in some cases nearly doubled
( IN value and amount; bank clearings
have increased over last year, which
was the heaviest in the history Of the
city by 1886, 900, the total for the
year being 1859 900 and the banks
give flourishing financial exhibit But
the chief increase is in the grain trade,
| over 1000, 900 bushels. There has been
AN aggregate of graia received of l6l,-
600, 600 bushels, against $4,000, 099 in
1879 and 60, 600, 900 in 1870.
The situation in Ireland remains es.
sentjally unchanged, though steadily
growing worse as the tyrannical con-
spiracy of the Land League tightens its
grip on the community. ''Boycotting"
has reached the jury box, the majority
OF the jurors securing verdict of ac-
quittaa by threatening the majority.
The London Times declares the ab-
sence of outrage among the worst
symptoms, in truth being an intimation
of the terror, now general. The agents
OF the League are no longer obliged to
resort to violance to insure obedience
to the Leagues decrees.c The Homa
Rule members OF Parliament assemble
in Dublin on&Monday,. at Parnens in
vitation, to settle the programme of the
coming session. 1t is intimated that
Parnell' and other indicted members
thu Court and appear at Westminster.
During bank slide at the hydraulic
diggings of the English Gravel Mining
Company's claim, at You Bet, Califor-
MIA, John Bickford, miner in the EN- =
ploy of the company, and two Gilman
men were caved on and carried with
the slide to the mouth OF the bedrock
tunnel, through which they wera
washed by stream of water of about
$500 inches, and carrisd into dump
known as Sleepy Hollow. Bickford
was taken out dead, his body being
considerably mangled. The two Chi.
namen were found alive with slight
bruises.
Joseph Gogel and wife, residing abous
four miles from Bethlehem, n. Y. wera
found dead in bed yesterday morning.
Their heads were nearly severed from
their bodies. A Bloody AK was found
in the apartment and the walls were
splashed with blood. Joseph SnSder.,
who boarded with Gogel, was believed
to be the murderer. He was caught by
a mob soon after the discovery of the
crime, and was hanged. to the nearest
tree The Gogels leave three children.
j. c. Flood, the bonanza prince, made
Christmas donations to the amount Of
! Sc, 900, as .follows Ladies Protestant,
Relief Society, $1,000; Protestant
Crphan Asylum 81 900; Roman Catho-
lie Orphan Asylum, $1,000; Hebrew
Orphan Asylum, 81 900; Orphan Boys,
San Rafael, $1,000; San Francisco Be
ne1olent Society, $780,; Magdalen Asy-
lum, $780,
Ex-Governor. Brown, OF Tennessee,
in response to all inquiry regarding the,
SeDatorship, in Tennessee said he did
not think the Republicans could mako
any combination SO as to secure the
place for one Of their number. He be-
lieves an out-and Democrat will be
chosen, and that the Republicans have
no chance of.avoiding such result.
Representative Hurd, who expects ia
present to the House, Immediately aftes
the holiday recess, anti-protection reso--
lutions, says that there will be confer
ences OF leading tariff reformers in both
Houses to lay down plan of action,
and that the Democrats propose to begin
at once the formation OF Free Trada
leagues all over the. country.
The 1ribune's Washington special
says: 1t is reported that. General
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