The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-03
TELEGRAPnEC ITEMS.

| VI III uOiiNtssY III ilOIOI vi luC
fifth anniversary Of the Cars accession
to the thrown. Vast crowds assembled
before the Winter Palace. The troops
were massed in the second quadrangle
of the palace and it's immediate vicin-
ity. The Car appeared on q balcony
Of the palace for twenty minutes, salut-
ing the multitude amid great enthusi-
asm Members of the Council of the
Empire, including Prince Gortchaketf,
at halfpast II o'clock went to the Win
ter Palace and presented congratula-
| tory address. DEGREES have been pub
lished granting pardons to prisoners,
renting arrears Of taxes owing by the
rural population, and awarding orders
of distinction. The Official Messenger
publishes letter from Emperor Will
liam, counterslgned by Bismarck, con-
graduating the Car i'll terms of warm
and earnest friendship on the an
niversary and on his recent es-
cape from iniury by recent ex-
plosion in the Winter Palace. The
Emperor expresses his qualification
that the friendship that united their
fathers has been maintained and his
confidence that it will continue UNI
changed to the end of his life.
The facts respecting the arrangement
between the Pacific Nail Steamship
Company and the Pacific Railroad Com
panies are as follows: A traffic ar
rangement, 70 run five years, has been
agreed upon by the respective COM
mittees on the Steamship and Railroad
Companies, the Railroad Companies to
pay the Steamship Company $4,000
a month, in consideration of the right
of the Railroad Companies to fix the
rates for California passengers and
freights. The Railroad Companies are
TO purchase two steamers on the China
line--the City of Picking and the City
Of Toxic for l,20O, 900, paying for
them in installments of 100000 per
month, the purchase being subject to
inspection of the Steamship Company
within ninety days.
On Sunday evening difficulty &C.
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betwees Benny Barlow and Roy Clarke,
two boys aged eight and nine years re-
spectively. Roy Clarke drew a knife
on the Barlow boy, when the latter, in
| self.defense, drew his six-shooter and
shot the boy Clarke in the right cheek
The ball passed just undez the skin,
ranged back, and passed through the
lower lobe of the right ear. Young
| Clarke's wound was dressed and pro-
nounced not dangerous. As Benny
Barlow claims to ha, 9 done the act in
! self -defense, no arrests were made.
A one-armed negro named Louis
Kinder, having assaulted and outraged
a white woman named Byrd, at Charles
ton, S. c., was captured, identified and
! imprisoned; the guards were overpow-
cred by the woman's relatives and, after
some delay, hanged and the body rid
| died with bullets. lie confessed his
crime and also to outraging colored
woman six years ago, to killing a col
ored girl, to four burglaries and num-
berless thefts.
A Washington special says: Repre-
sentatives from the Chinese Six Com
panies are now OH their way to this
city, instructed by the Chinese Gov
eminent to ask, through the Chinese
Legation here, il our government in
tends to protect peaceful and industri-
Gus citizens of China who are resident
in this country. They ara to get, il
possible, an explicit answer.
The indianapolis Sentinel prints the
details of the doings of the notorious
Brown family, showing that the crimes
committed by them were more atrocious
than those committed by the Bender
family. Brown was recently murdered
| by his wife and her paramour. To him
and his family are traced five mystic
rious murders for money.
The Workingnen's military compa-
| Mos are 1rillinc in SON Erano;soo A.