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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-08

According. to our exchanges there is
general stampede of Republicans in
all parts of the Union to the Hancock
camp. Colonel John w. Forney Of
Philadelphia, and Leonard W. jerome
OF New. York are among the most prom
iaent Republicans who have declared
for Hancock. Eorney was member
OF Congress for. several years, and Je-
roma is a millionaire. The latter in a
card over his own signature gives his
reasons for going for Hancock, whose
nomination. ne says, is the first oppor-
taaity given him and other Republi-
cans by the Democrats to vote in ac-
ccrdance with their convictions. a
Republican Club Of sixty-fve members
III ST., Louis, unanimously declared for
Hancock, and adopted the following
resolutions:
"WHEREAs, The Republican party
has seen tit to nominate man for the
Presidency in whose integrity we have
no confidence, and vino we believe has
10 abiding interest in the welfare of
the nation Only so far as it can minister
to his paltry personal attention; and
NaxREAs, The Democratic party has
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-08
THE ANNEXATION OF UTAH.

The SILVER STATE suggested the
idea of remodeling the State Govern
reent of Nevada by amending the Con-
stitution so that the number of State
Gfcers and expenses of the State Gov
erpment can be reduced. 1t is not
probable that the population of the
State exceeds $4,000, and the taxable
property in 1879 was less than $780,
600, 200. The expenses Of the State Gov
.erament average about $3.50, 900 year,
exclusive of the public schools. 1t is
evident to the most casual observer
that State, with such limited popu-
lapion, cannot maintain SO expensive a
government except in flush times, when
prosperity is at high tide and the mines
yield abundantly. As the majority of
the law makers of the State favor legis-
lation to benefit corporations more than
the masses, it can scarcely be expected
that they will do better next Winter
than they did at the session of 1879.
! Under. the circumstances the idea Of
apnexing Utah Territory to Nevada
suggested itself as the next best thing
tat could be done. This the Enter
Prise objects to as the Mormons would
out, vote. the Gentiles and rule the
State, and perpetuate polygamy.
The Enterprise is probably correct so
lar as the Mormons outvoting the Gen
tiles is concerned, but polygamy
SHOULD be abolished before the union is
elected. The Constitution too could
be amended SO as to prohibit polyga-
lnists from exercising the right of sutf-
rage. :. This would give the Gentiles
ecmplete control of the new State until
puiygamy was eradicated root and
branch, Utah ard Nevada, which We're
originally one Territory, would make
prosperous State, with a population of
,aboat. 200, 1000, and say $4,000 voters,
at least %, 600 of whom would be anti
p2lygamists. At present the Mormon
.woraen are permitted to vote in Utah,
circumstance which increases the cleo
Gpp returns OF the Territory out Of all
proportion to the number of inhabit-
anbs. It is estimated that there are
l2}, 900, Movmons, including women
and children, In the Territory, but
paler the laws Of Nevada certainly not
more, than ono-ffth of that number
wAld be qualified electors. If polyga-
n3ists were denied the privilege of yot-
iqg,, that would reduce the Mormon
strength at the ballot box to. perhaps
frye or six Thousand, so that in reality
tne, Gentiles would not have so much
10 fear, from the, Mormon vote as the
Eatsrprise imagines. We believe a
,esoAtion was introduced III the Ne
v4da, Legislature in 1871 to annex
utah, Territory to the State, and we
are of the opinion that the adoption of
sucl resolution and the annexation of
taat Territory, with proper restrictions
on polygamy, is about the best thing
taat can be, done for Nevada. A few
years ago the taxes in the border coun-
t;es of u tai, for Territorial and county
purposes, did not exceed one dollar on
the hundred, while at the same time in
nearly every county in Nevada the
taxes were from 81 IS to over So on
the same valuation of property. This
o. itself is. a, strong argument in favor
OF toe, consolidation of the State and
Territory under one government,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-08
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR AS ES S o r.
X. Z. FcHtGn
) III IL RIFFS SALE.

BY virtue os an execution, issued out of the
District Court Of the Fourth judicial District.
in and for the County of Humboldt, State OF
Nevada, on the 18th day OF June, A. ID 1850,
and 20 me directed and delivered, for judg-
ment and decree recovered in said Court on
the Goth day of December, A. D. 1879, In favor
Of ". S. Bonefeld plaintiff, and against Rye
Patch Consolidated Min and Mining Company
and l.. ". Greenwell, defendants for the sum
of four thousand three hundred and fifty dol
lars, together with costs ard disbursements,
amounting to the sum Of $50 50, and acerling
costs, have on this, the I'd day OF July, a. d.
1850, levied on and taken In execution tae fol-
lowing described property, TO wit:
The east hal Of the northeast quartz. Of Sec
ton twenty, Township thirty, North Range,
thirsg-thrce. east, Mount Diable base AMI
meridian, together with the quartz mill and
houses and Improvements thereon, with the
appurtenanees, stdated at or near Rye Patch,
In said county OF humboldt; said mill being
generally known as and called the ''Rye Patch
Quartz Mill" ale0 certain Stream Of Water.
running from the hi through Panther canyon,
through said land aad 20 said mill; the water
right, bitches, flames pipes. tanks and water
works thereto belonging or Herewith con
neetea.
Notice is herohy given that
Oa Tuesday. he s:sa Day Of July,
4. =. 1870.
Between the hours Of O'Clock IN the morning
and O'clock IN The afternoon, viz: at 2 O'Clock
?. W., in front CT TIE Court House, in the towa
OF WinneHtncca, Humboldt County, Nevada,
viii CELL 81 public auction, all he right, title
and interest Of said defendants, Rye Patch
Consolidated Mil and lining COMPANY and J..
W. Greenaell q, in and to the above do
scribod property, to the highest BIDDER for CASH,
TO satsly said execution, COSTS ana acsfuirs
costs.
c. " MILLER,
Sheriff o. Humboldt Comfy, Nevada
BY A. DAylrsO., DEPUTY.
winnemueas-, july , 4 u. $50 iy3td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-08

The NEST popular and fragrant per-
fume Of the day, Hdckmetack. Try IT.
Sold by c. A. DESAvssURE, Druggist,
Nlnnemucca, New. n1-eod
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-08
NOTICE.

|, Peter West, Enumerator OF the Census
for the 18th subdivision OF the elst Supervisor
District Ct Nevada, hereby give notice that |
win be at the Coult-housc Of Humboldt County
from A. ~ TO O'Clock =. NJ cf the two follow
ing days, namely the 18Th and 1sth OF July, for
the Iurpcse Of correcting the enumeration Of
this District, by striking out or adding the des.
ignaton Of persons improperly enumerated or
omitted, as required By the sixth Section OF the
Acs OF Congress, approved april 20, 1850.
iy1-lt PETER WEST, Enumerator
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-08
SALT. SALT.
The Desert salt Compary

NC DCS"TE SsiII VOfNpaEy
is now prepared TO furnish choice article o
MILLING SALT in quantities to slit at
reasonable rates.
Extra quality ot Salt Cor all kinds Of meat,
constantly On hand.
Z. Reinhart IS 90. are our sole Agents for
Wnnemucea and Northern Country.
Address orders TO
WALTER SCHMIDT, Manager
altf5-n7 White Plains Nevada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
SPAIN AND CUBA.

The King, III opening the CUrtcs t. day,
eaid Acuatcd by ambition abroad aud fcttc:td
by no fear- AZ home Spanish II Omacy is trying to cX
tend commercial relations with America and Europe,
and viii neglect fl ut 10 obtain from foreign va
tions equal advantages with those which spain
granted them by treaties Of commerce" The King, In
cocuslon said IN" results of IN" Morocco cortcr ne
were tiSacibrv. and the relations uctWccu SPAN aud
the Vatican wcic M ri cprlin.
HAVANA Dee. 3U.-fdc reports that CIptiln"fencTdl
IA co VIII leave t. island declared Ia he entirely
uulouuded. The Guy~rumr,i has ordcrc The abanfOn-
ncnt Of the prosecution Ui al political eases connected
win The nsuuccitoa pending before the Military
C0urts.
Tine King said also II was necessary To Augment the
naval forces and strengthen TIA atOnal dcirnccs. II
became necessary Orfcr 10 restrict the dcbclt ami Ic
financial Obligations ~ The ad'n9f' tlo, To
create ire s take. anu the cXIstiug taxes Bis
will be prcscntc ylug OF al tl Cu.n debts III
cured pror 1873 aud modify The dlH rental
duty ON mercuaDaisc conveyed IN foreign bottoms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
TELIGR.iPHIC NOTES.
STABBED TO DEATH.


PrTFESBTEG. w.. Dee 3O.-n Halifax Comfy.
y. e.. last Week Geors' Tucker stabbed killed John
Wiham Johnson.
IutNfIFIED AFTER TEN DAYS.
NrwBURG. ,. \. Dee. 3o-Ihe man who was
killed by the the roth inst was Christian Faust
Of howelr- Depot. n. G.
PAYMENT OF INTEREST or ALABAMA BONDS
Mo.1."M, RY A,a, zee. 30 ne interest on the
Alabama ads viii be- pad at the Importers and Traders
National banz, Sew York
A MorHEWs INHUMANITY.
81. LOUIS Dee. 3O.-A warm has been is-
sued c.rr1ug Ms M,ry Gr9yc1 who placed her BABY
'''''D BonTnEE SENTENCED
uovrsD.IF. Penn. Dee. 3O.-B. X. BOrre'. re-
Gently convicted Of mlrier IN tho second decree for killing
aDd eleven months in The penieutiary.
KILLED BI THE kNfLosioN OF BEER CAsK.
MtMpiiis leum.. Dec 30.-Jonn lirueu Ger
man twenty years while coating the nsido OF
cask. Two other persons were injured
Milling IL sELFDEFENCE.
DETROIT Mcn.. Dee 3O.-lri Fun ron, of RoX-
ana Township Eaton County surrendered himself officers
a, ss he Ga & psT o wiS pIf'ser a T IN axe
CINCINNATI AND THE Ill CrRIC LIGHT.
CI>CI>NAiI, Dec 30.-Ine books were o rned to-
few minutes Tor the OF Introduce
MaIm oectnc light IN Cincinnati CovinStop aud Newio IT.
COULD NOT WITHSTAND REFUSAL OF MARRiAGt
ID. rRoiI, NJ ch.. Dee. 3O-tlairy -. NrRh, was
found dead his bed h' mSrnns having 5assT "a IadanTm
young Siy to carry ont an agreement o marriage on NC
count OF his drinEing habits
ACRlMINALT TO BE TAKEN TO CANADA
PHILAnh rHIA, Dee 80. j zines Smllh, IlIas Cas-
ssng forged drafts on the Eastern Town
shps Bank OF Sh-rGrvoke Canada. was delivered 10 the
officers today roqusiuon papers having been re.
ccved from Iresnient hayrs.
vIcToRIo's WIFE IN MoURNING.
ST. LOUIS. Dc 30 Major j. l.. Mahan, OF tho
Victorio the Apache ch.et Major hahan saw Victories
Carlos ana che was In mourning and has cut on
her halr-a sign that her husband Ia dead
PROPOSED CHANGE OF LOCATION.
CHIC ,GO. Dec. 3O.-A ballot taken ~ The Board
OF Trade proposition 10 the Chamber OF Coma
iuo building o. be erected south OF the Grand facihc
Hotel resulted wnelmng majority IN favor OF the
The building viii not be ready for occupancy
fOI nearly yoafs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
SUFFERING FhOM The COLD.

The cold weather mas greatly increased the mum
her OF dodgers at the police stations IN the city.
Wednesday night $50 men and women were pro-
y,ded with shelter The following cases OF suier-
ing from cold were reported Yesterday:
Pierre Victor Lambert. Freuchmnu. twenty seven
wears old, was found the Battery Last night by a
policeman. He had no snOcS on ara was lying on tnc
!TOund IN the tn ot ais feet were lr'Z II. lie
was taken TO the Chambers stree Hospital
lanes FIuzer, age forty. Of No 81 ElZthcth-St, was
found lying Ia a wagon No ~ FOrsylnst yesterday
morning with hands aud feet frozen. He was taken 10
The Chambers street Hospital.
David Condor. age thirtyeight. homeless laborer,
W.. arrested for drunkenness and locked H. III the
Ndrdge Police Station. Buth hls ears ana MS
hands were frozen.
Julius slmonsOn. age fortv-four. a homeless man.
driven 10 Desperation ~ hunger and cold, jumped INTO
i.hed by the captain Of canal boat ana sent 10
Bellevue Hospital -
Ann Hall age forty. q London woman, fell al IWen-
tioth.st. and sixth-ayc. and broke her efj ankle.
John DOrley. thrtythrcc, OF NO 05l west rory
sccoudst. fvii the Zoe At ScOndaYe aud Fortlcths'
and broke a leg. 49,.
Wllam ii. sutton fen in Heust0n.st, yesterday. When
taken 10 Police Headquarters he was
almost senseless, and could only tel Ms nam.
Wednesday night, found a lying IN the nail Uf
No 327 East Elevcnthst. she was urcons lOus and
ue frozen cath. and taKen To tnc Ffth street
Police Station she was attended by phY~clan
When recovered she SAID her name was Bridget
Kelly aud she lived the Office iVuud her
Jusre breth, III the Essex Market Court yestcrdiy
fined her 81.
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TiGHTIxG ~ TIE TRANsvAhL.
rnE Borns rrrrIs,D.
LONDON. Thursday, Dc. 30. l.

LONDON, luul-tiNf y -'' ~ -.tl
\ dispatch from Cape Town to The Hoi'y
TcIcgrqlh says: The Bp"rs formed two camps uctr
Potche.-tfoom ON I'm inst, and on he 2Dtu POO
mounted Beers and 900 foot attempted 10 capture the
fort. Which was occupied by 800 soldcrs They ad-
vanccd TO within 200 yads OF the fort, but were re-
pu.scd by shot aud she'll sven Insurgents were killed
and many were wounded. PM KRUGER he'd cuut'il
Of war on the ga insi when Vas decided 70 sar'c
the garrison out
It's propostd 10y lcadmr members Of the Legislature
and cttlzrus ~ Cape Town TO send ChlcfJ .stce -r
John de Vncr-. President # thc Lg9laiY' tourl -
"A comul-sIouer 10 toe IidLaydI. Tie Datiy -'t"s
mildly approves 0f the pTol 'c'. -
A Bcr'in dispatcn 10 Inc N0rHutg Post sly-: The
IN rh Government j. about 10 ins@e ga irP d to tir
farmers Of th" British Nation IN dvor OF h' Ihd'p pend
cnce Of the IrtuSyatl.
.ir U+rcul-, q. l.. Robinson the newly appoint d
Governor of the Cape OF Good Hope. VIII s1l To-day
from southampton for Euu Airtra
A Telegram to the var ONCE from Pcicrmari'Iirg
dated Dr,gubcr 30 rrpOrts that ne B'rIN cdptuIcd
Major Clarke PJli.c COuuaud1nt R1a and twrIty
men who were occupying the court house AT Inichei-
room IL j. ruinor.d mat ihc Bucfs o'tupy pretoria
aud that the troops have rrtiI'd Ia the ioTi--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
TURKEY PREPARING FOR WAR.
IEwFIK PACHA MADE MINISTER or FINANCE.
LoNDoN. Thursday. Dec. 80 1850.

LONbON, Thursday. Dec. 80. l~~'.
A Ccnstantinoplc dispatch to The Times SAYS !:
TcNhk Pacla. artillery officer was recently appointed
Munster OF Finance and the financial administration of
Turkey s 20. entirely controlled 10y military men, aud
all the avail able rcsourc- of the country devoted Ia
military preparations. TewhI Pichl "a the same 'ir'r
who waa employed in buying arms and ammunition IN
the United states for the Turkish Government.
TIE Governors the Provinces have been instructed
10 forward hf The rross receipts "f rrNcnn" {" ,he
cautal To defray the cost Of the present military prep
arltiOus,
Icuer 10 The PlH MIH GG-etfr from ConsnutinOplc,
dated 2fth lust lhric are oainou- slSns oi a
coming storm In Aiuaul. The TclItl H. between the
Albanian League and the PORT" are excessively "trduci
Ine l. agur has Uuliycd The >Gli n hEiug. I'M 81 has
a 81 outgrOWu his power. 10 - dcut Ia forecast how
som the moment will arrive hut The fact that g. eerr.
cou-dcring h-r-c fOrsikn by fle Powers, - tuning
her e. 10 Albania FOR assistance. aud has sem cmss't
tirs 10 negotiate w.ih the l. gc against the common
Toe Il prcen OF the graves danGcr, for the Ottoman
Empire. ,.
NJ ,nckOf has resigned hls post a. MlNistr 0I tlc
Interior the Bul ,rau tDlnc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
THE BRITISH EUPIKE.
GREAT BRJTAIN.

The po,itica revolution in Great Britain has been
followed by q legislative session of unwonted ac-
tiyitv and by an agraran controversy which has
lef, the people IN a state Of nervous trepidat,on.
The closing session of the Conservative Parliament
was opened on February by the Queen psrsol-
n favor seldom granted during her wdowhood; but
after four weeks Of quiet work all the important
bills were withdrawn and . dissolution ab-
ruptly ordered. The Government had been
boldened by the Conservative victories at Liverp oI
and Southwark, and appealed TO the country with
extreme confidence after several futile attempts TO
identity the Liberals with the Home Rulers. One
foreign campaign had been brought to an end. and
another was safe enough for the present. the Treaty
of Berlin had not broken down. and Lord Beacons-
field fancied that, at time when
the ornaments OF the Powers were
steadily increasing. the people would feel
safer with a Government that made. at least.
flourish of fighting than it would with one predls-
posed TO a policy of mastery inactivity. Under the
leadersi.lp of Mr. Gladstone and Lord Harrington
the Liberals challenged the whole course Of Con-
servatiye admin stration. After canvass Of un-
precedent.d activity the general elections were
held with this result Liberals. $685. Conservatives.
237; Home Rulers, So he people had arrsigned
Lord Bcaeonstied's Government Tor ak years OF in-
action at home and menace abroad aud had COM
denlned his policy In the mass A. essentially I'M
English in its methods aud tendencies. The lbrrls
made heavy gains IN the counties ~ well as IN ths
borou ghs aud secured popular majority of 10000
votes over all. The 9ggregate votes We're AZ 10 lows:
Liberal, 1,1i009o, Conservative. ss0O"o; Homo
| Rule, 5000.
rIIY CHANG or MINISTRY.
Aftcr .hic delay caused by .er y's'l t" tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31

Below zero.
The cold wave of the last two days was moro
,r,v Jolt at sea than on shore, and IT ls was re-
r,ad th,t officers aud sailors suffered more than
- ,n,nv years Every incoming vessel was coated
hnaS,Iv from stem to stern with Ice. lhe decks
nld moi he kept clear of ice thus rendering IL very
Gsotc for those working III the management OF the
n,n The rigging OF many OF the vessels was also
,r.,ed with Ice. The steamer Charleston. from
E,a,ieston was one Of the hrst vessels 10
;,. yesterday and the officers report the weather
:, Wednesday rs being exceedingly tedious Sne
s.;led Nunday and encountered the END ol sunday :
,ais Wednesday she encountered the heavy snow
se ,". and gale. and although It was impossible TO
see at auy great distance. sue KEEP, on hor co"i'e
Sh. ,ya. Snyeloped in ice on her arrvai.
~" % s,camsbip Agiers from New-Oreans. pre-
.,,.d ahout the same appearance as the Charieston
xccnf hat she was lying well over on mel starDoard
81 The gale sunday was very severe, ana tio
seas ran so nigh that became necessary 70 heave
Tho vessel TO for thirty-sx hours ouI'ns ~b'cn tno
cargo shifted to the s,arb board.
ne Wcstpbala, from Hamburg, reports INC gaze
nj Sunday and Wednesdays STORM rs tue moSt
tedious KNOWN for many years. ,,,,,
4 he IN euse cold was severely IoIt 'h DToohyh anu
;,s vir,ni,v The keen wind made the low temPera-
tnre more than usually uncomfortable. lt Is the
coide.t day in fifteen wears" SAID careful man.
y, -, business brIpgs him III the open AR IN All
I;nns oi weather. Mnch suffering was endured oy
noi,cemcp and car-drivers. particularly Dy tnose
Whose routes we're in the portions Of the city where
yaca nf lois prevail In the early morning driits OF
snow imprded cars on the tracks IN Fuiton-st. and
Rroadway near East kcw-York and in Flatbush-
Owe near Prospect Park. Nine degrees below zero
we're registered near Prospect Park, and ~ below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31

Spanish Chamber OF Deputies yesterday Premier Canoya
del Castillo declared that the question OF finance was the
most important that the Cortes would have TO soVe
during the coming session.
At meeting OF the Bolton cotton masters last night
1t unanimously decided to reject demand OF the
operatives TOR an advance Of wages. many OF the
masters are working positive loss The operatives
viii give notice for an advance to-day
Russian imperial decree Is published reducing the
import duty salt increasing that on foreign GOODS
imposing a tax trade guilds, and doubling the SLOT
age dues on mcrcrardise deposited in the Governm nj
The will take elect on the loth vi
January next
OTTAWA Dec. 3O.The clergy OF the various Protest
ant churches Of this city issued card asking the
ladies OF fer Wine or liquor OF any Knu
to their visitors on W. Years Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
THE OLD YEAR.
RCIr1r nF The WORLDS HISTORY.

CIRCUIT OF THE WORLDS HISTORY.
THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS OF THE YEAB-PoLtlCAL
CAMPAIGNS IN THE UNTTED STATES -uNEN-
AMPLED PRosPFMTY-A CHANGE OF MINISTRY
IN GREAT BRIrAGN-THE LAND REVOLT IN IKE
L.ND-THE RELIGIOUS CONFLICT IN FRANCE
POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE CONTINENT
One continent has had more sunlight than
the other during the year 1850. In the Onlted
States il has been season OF uneXampled
prosperity. Specie payments have been easily
maintained. A large surplus of revenue has
been applied to the reduction of the National
debt All the material interests OF the co''h-
try have prOspered, immigration mas oeeh
pouring in like n great tide the popuia-
ton has swollen to 50,0O0,O00, and the eX-
citemcnt of Il Presidential canvass has been
borne without excessive strain. In Europe
the retrospect is more gloomy. National arm
amcnts are increasing, and the lmpoFerlhh-
ment of great masses Of population dehe9 me
most ingenious articles of economists ana
statesmen. The Fathcrland is discontented; :;
France is rent with religious strife; England
has retired from Alghanstan only TO plunge
into new embarrassments III South Africa, ana
Lord B,aconsfold's successor l. at MS WIS
end in regard to ireland. Montenegro has ac-
qlired a htle territory through the menace OF
an international feet, but Greece IS stu kept
at the door awaiting the pleasure OF Sultan
who pIeyarcates and promises, but ac'S ohly
under compulson. In Russia public conil-
deuce has been restored in measure, but
the finances are in extreme disorder. Not a
nation IN Europe, with the sole exception
of the Netherlands, has reduced It's debt
It,,nos tho y.gr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-31
ANGLOlRISH AFFAIRS.
Mr.. COURTNEY TAKrs OFFlCE-MoRE EoNCoI-
TING THE STATE TRIALS.
LoND0y. Thursday, Dee. 80, 1850.

TGNG'-THE STATE TRIALS
LoNDoS. Thursday, Dec. 80, 1850.
All the Ministers were present at to-day 5
Cabinet Council.
Leonard H. Courtney. member Of Parliament for Lis
keard, has druilely accepted the Uner-secretryshp
of the Home Department. made vacant 10y The retire
ment Of Arthur Wclcsly Peel.
MI Chamberlain. president Of the Board Of Trade,
has received letter from DIbln threatening the lives
Of himself. Mi Gladstone and Mr. John Bright II they
continue TO oppose coercion.
PIrick Hrnuelly has been arrested at Upon charged
with the murder Of Lord M,untmorre~ IN ireland. IN
September last It's siii that Hcnneily's description
also answers that of the VINO recently slot an
Irish laborer near Birmingham il il supposed IN com
ulIaucs with the ord ~ of q secret o'cty.
Fresh cases Of Boycofiug" continually reported
from iceland.
large meeting wa- Irld a. Craughwcn, County Gal
way last ulch 60 prot,t against rhr State prosecutions
Temporary barricks To- hc fitted m some parts Of
ireland M order TO accommodate tie increased number
rhr procDediugs in the state trials Dublin co0nuc
10 Ncits t interest There Tpc trvrt- rt -tragSed
Ill Court tins morning, Va, Ptu u arriving qltr an
nour 4 or the oucmug. tn" proceedings we're DELAYED
part of ID uryWaY. J'stct tl- rA!d informed MN u
wuult br ii rd QIUO f ihc H'lcc IN committed
Nj I1W.tucA .orUcy G'nrfIir rlWplrt'd lHrItH IIIE"
scvrui, rrts from -"rccr- rom thc tidFtf
showing that tn.v I'D cruus-rd The pcOr" 10 Nlihh"h
uirteuj. srLIw proceeded "Npin The pun ',"hth,~
vyicu tuc t.HyrrSrr. aiv4clfri for those who took
had been continued u his post 49, phd AE'hi "' 'ne
Lana League after having head PERSONS uu Y name tu
poau AR TX .crauon ana muidrr Hr q" TO Win mn'h
cG-c upon the point THAT The tiayrr-cI' n'd even
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