The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-01


which is gusater number than ever
before landed there in any one month.
There has been a large increase i'll i'm
migration Of -Hungarians, owing to the
terrible distress which prevails in the
northern districts The people have
been redNced to the lowest depths of
destitation, ana hundreds of families
are fleeing from the sufferings awaiting
those who remain. 1t is said that the
authorities of Hungary are becoming
alarmed at the large emigration of the
people, and are beginning to consider
means to check the depopulation of
their country.
Texas has been visited by tornado.
The Methodist church at Plano was nt-
terly destroyed Near Mckinney
sheds were blown away, peach and
plum trees stripped, and considerable
damage done to- crops. The storm
passed to the northeast of Brenhan,
sprooting trees, fexeling fences and sha-
roofing outhouses. At Davilla, yester-
day, several. buildings were totally des.-
troyed and Others seriously damaged.
Among those destroyed was Murrah's
hotel. Murrah's wife was slightly, and
a young man was seriously injured.
The seminary building at Greenville'
was destroyed. No loss OF life: Is
reported.
The Indiana Democrats platforms de-
nounces the Republicans as moneyed,
oligarchy, and declares that the Iro-
ducing classes must be relieved from
the oppression Of an interest bearing
debt; the bonded debt must be paid as
it becomes due. and never re-issued;
that subsidies, official frauds and tmex
cries must be stopped; soldiers must be
paid according to contract, and boun-
ties equalized. 1t favors the Regain in
ter-state commerce bill and opposes inl-
portation of Chinese servile labor
NJ. H. de Young, surviving proprie-
tor of the Chronicle, was arrested al
noon yesterday OIL complaint Of Mayor
kalloah charging him with libel. The
alleged libel was the reproducing in the
Chronicle of an editorial which appeared
in the New York World, which accused
Mayor Kalloch of subornation Of per-
Jury in connection with the testimony
given by Clemetshaw at the inquest on,
the body of Charles de Young. The,
prisoner was released on bail.
A cyclone swept across the south
east par. of Columbia, S. G. Large
trees were blown down, and two,
houses, one with family of eight ne
groes. and the other with family of
three, were completely wrecked. A
womaa and three children were seri-
ously iajured,- News from below the
city is to the effect that many farm
buildings were carried away.
A special from Jacksonville, Illinois,
says the most destructive fire in she
history of the city broke out there yes
terday, and destroyed laost of the bust
ness houses on the south side Of the
/ square. The losses are not stated but
partial list of insurance foots ap
$50, 900.
A Washington correspondent says
/ the Democratic Senatorial caucus iavors
making concurrent action of both
Houses necessary to reject the vote of
State in determining the Presidential
count.
An influential Philadelphia delegation
went to the County Prison at Harris.
burg and held conference of an hour
with Kemlle. The Board of Pardons
will doubtless release all the bribers.
The Supreme Court has ordered a
writ of habeas corpus in the case Of
| Dennis keasney, returnable. before the
Supreme Court May llth,
! The Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention elected IS delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention, 20 Of whom are
for and 80 against Tilden.
The. Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
recommend the pardon of Kembfe Sal