The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-20

OF the Grant and Sherman sentiment
throughout the country and she trium
plant progress Of the Blaine movement
Among the chief points are the follow
ing: 4 Federal oficehoIder who Is trav-
cling through the South states that he
finds that the Democrats are hopeful
that Grant viii be nominated and be-
Iie.e that ne will be the easiest man to
beat. The Republicans want man Of
less ring" notoriety-Blaine or Wash
burne. The friends Of Secretary S!ssr-
man in Chic are pAnicky, for Blaine's
friends have been doing great work and
the sentiment is rapidly changing to
Blaine throughout the State. Six Penn
syIvania papers which have been sup
porting Grant are against that cxndi-
date, and six districts have instructed
their delegates for Blaine, in spite Of the
unit rule adopted at the convention. A.
VI. Jones, Chairman Of the Republican
State Convention of Illinois, is person
ally for Blaine, although his old fsaena
Logan rs strong for Grant.
at Omaha, yesterday, Mrs Hattie
Kelsey, OF the Baiwin Comedy Com
pany, en- route from San Francisco 80
New York, unexpectedly met her hus-
band, Professor Anderson, the magi-
IN, ETC., at the Union Pacific Hotel,
Al the transfer ON the east side Of the
river anderson, who deserted Mrs.
Kelsey in New York several years ago,
vas travelling with another woman,
whom he calls his wife. Stormy inter.
views followed between Anderson and
his wife and Mrs. Kelsey. Mrs kel-
sey endeayored to have him leave wife
No. 2 and go with with her, but he
refused to do SO. So Mrs Kelsey,
overcome with grief, gave hin up. and,
following the adrice OF the rest OF the
company, proceeded on her way In sor-
row and tears
The official inquiry into the ca1se OF
the explosion at the Cars Winter
! Palace develops the fact that the mine
was composed Of dynamite and gun
cotton, and has been traced 60 fuel
cellar in the inner court. Since the
inquiry commenced, the workrsea who
were engaged in the room Immediately
beneath the gnsYd-room-the scene of
the explosioa-have fed The cause OF
the delay of the Czsr in entering the
dinner hall was owing to his reception
OF Prince Hess, who had Just arrived
to take part IN the twenty fifth ami
versary OF the Cars accession to the
throne.
The Inter-0cean's Washington special
says: Information from various sources
in Massachusetts, is 20 the effect that
Grant is steadily gaining strength m
tliat State. Mr. Goddard, editor Of
the Boston Advertiser, the leading Re-
publican paper OF Massachusetts is in
town, and reports that substantial bus
mess men are to large extent sup
porters OF the ex- President. Congress-
man Harris, who has recently returned
from brief visis home, says he found
the feeling in favor OF Grant stronger
than few weeks ago, and thinks that
the majority of the delegation to Chi
cago will favor his nomination.
Perpetual mot1en is claimed to have
been discovered by VIM. 0bern and
VIVA. f. Hyett, of Riehland, Marion
county, Ohio. The truth of the discovery
is vouehed for by leading citizens. 1t
consists OF large iron wheel containing
large number OF slides, inclined
planes, etc. I. will start itself Obern
is a miller, Hyett a mechanic. They
have been working machine for some
time \ rpotsd has been made and sent
to Washington to patent. Meantime
the patentees keep watch under lock
and key
While the Assembly of the Louisiana
Legislature was in session. Speaker Og-
den's pistol fell from his pocket and
was discharged. The District Attor-
ney filed information against him for