The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-15


Der 3Oth, as the royal carriage contain
ing the King and Queen were passing
the palace gate, was executed yester-.
day mosning. At the time of the ar.
rest Otero gave his age as lG The
Governor OF the prison and the anthori-
ties reused Otero and led him in irons,
bareheaded and clad in the clothing he
wore when he attempted the life Of the
King, to the hall where condemned
prisoners hear their sentences. In the
presence Of the Judges, Otero was pale
Ant composed, and signed his sentence
with firm hand. The. Judges then
delivered Otero. into the custody of the
Brothers of a religious order, who led
the prisoner to the chapel. Oteao ex-
pressed repentance, but refused all
ministrations of the priests.
The Chicago Times New York special
has definite knowledge that Mr.. nlden
has by no means given up his Presiaen-
tial aspirations. On the contrary. he
is as sanguiae as ever. In fact, he has
always been an optimist, and has al
ways Aulled stocks. He has made laost
of his money by picking up decayed
enterprises, in which other men had
lost faith, and this Characteristic is
most marked in him now. His disease
is not paralysis, but Bright's disease of
the kidneys He does a tremendous
amount OF work and uses stimulants
freely.
AT the first branch of the Tenth
Ward Club, W. P. c., San Francisco, a
resolution was offered denounaing the
attempt made by sand-lot speakers to
form coalition with the Greenback
party, and holding that the only course
| for the Workngmen was to 90 with
the Democrats insisting upon theis
candidates giving satisfactory pledge
on tho Chinese question. After some
| discussion, an amendment WAS adopted
| abjuring all discussion Of candidates
| until after the nominations we're made.
Rev. VIM. B.. Orvis has been expelled
from the Philadelphia Association Of
Methodist Ministers, because ct his
connection with the Philadelphia Uni.
versity of Medicine and Surgery, where
reporter recently purchased for $50 a
certificate to practice medicine. The
Dean, President and Secretary of the
! concern We're ministers of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
The municipal election in Jersey City
resulted in Republican gains, which
will give the Republicans control of the
Police and Fire Commissioners and
probably of the Aldermaaic Board and
Board of Public Works. The Police
asd Fire Boards are now tie. It will
take the complete returns to decide
who is elected Mayor
The attorneys of X enable, the Pennsyl-
wanna statesman and bribe-giver, stated
in Court that he was coming voluntarily,
when arrested, and submitted proof of
the fact that he had been kept away by
a sick wife. He never attempted to
hide. He promised to- appear for SEN
tence on the Goth, and was released on
S., 900 BAIL
Charles Z. Worthen, of Boston, who
sued the Grand Trunk Railway Com
pany for damages received by coils
ion owing to the carelessness of the
conpanys servants i'll 1876, recovered
q verdict yesterday for S45, 900. On
the first trial he was awarded SlS, 600
and on the second S26, eco.
The heaviest shock of earthquake
since 1868 was experienced in Ssn Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon. The motion
was vertical. No damage has yet been
reported, although buildings rocked 50
that the motion was plainly visible.
Nevada Block apparently swayed
foot out of the perpendicular.
The charter election at Albany, N.
Y, resulted in the reelection of Mayor
| Nolan and the entire Democratic ticket
| by large majority. Fifteen of the
Twenty FIVE or thirty ladies voted for
| school officers.
The Burmese ambassador declares in
a statement that there is not particle
of truth in the rumored massacre in
Mandalay. Leave of absence to British
| officers has been stopped, and it is
| generally Thought that an important
step is impending.
Henry c. ri,ks, an unfortunate
Board of Trade operator, who was to
have been sent to the Insane Asylum,
jumped from the fifth story of the
Woodruff House in Chicago, and was
instantly killed by the fall.
The California Democratic State Gen.