The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-04
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ledate Tor reelection, or Tor any otter
office. He expressed a hope for shar-
mony, and that the best meu would be
nominated. John r. Cofroth was
! made permanent Chairman. ENGov-
ernor Hendricks submitted a platform
which was adopted Ii CONTAINS q
/ strong arrangement of the Republican
party for corruption, usurpation, dis
honest violation OF the Constitution,
frauds aud perjury in 1876, and other
chimes. and calls upon the voters Of m
( dana to wipe out the stains OF Dorsey
Ism in 1880 1t demands a reduction
of taxes to the lowest possible point
and necessary civil service reforms. IL
deuounces the Republican administra-
tion for neglect Of its duty towards i'm
prisoned American citizens abroad.
Other plauks are the same as usual IN
like documents. A very strong pre-
sentiment is, however. made against
prohibition. but desire is expressed TO
have the question voted On At the gen.
eral election.
The Daily News learus that the Gov
eminent possesses evidence inL heating
the Porte with Arabi Fasha both before
aad after the iatter's assumption Of act
re hostility toward England and the
Khedive, and documents on the subject
may eventually be submitted to Parlia-
ment The same paper believes The
Porte viii accept. e. conditions O.
Turkish intervention, the issuance OF 3
proclamation by the Porte declaring
Arab Pasha rebel ana placing the
Ottoman troops under command OF
General Sir Garnet Wolseley.
the Tariff Commission will pass
Monday aud Tuesday next in New
York, observing TIE practical working
OF the Custom House communica-
ton was read yesterday from II II.
Stevens. late Manager Of the Kentucky
River Mills ct Frankfort, Ky, recon-
inendng duty Of 80 per cent On all
vegetable fihres, such as hax. jute,
hemp, etc, and that machinery for the
manufacture thereof be placed on the
fee list
4 statement was published some tune
ago to the effect that the Secretary Of
State had received note from the
CHILEAN Minister. commenting upon the
conduct of Prescott in Chill IL bas
been learned that while the note re
ferred to was by 10 means - objection
able as reported, its tone was not
agreeable to this Government. and the
Chiiian Minister. upon the courteous
request that lie should do 50, immedi-
asely withdrew il.
The House Committee on Judiciary
adopted. by vote q 10 to I. the Knott
resolution declaring the forfeiture Of
lands granted the Texas Pacific Rail
read Company The grant vas trans
ferred 10 the Southern Pacific Railway,
Of California Some objection was
made to the phraseology Of the rssola
ton. and the committee meet again for
tn purpose Of revising It.
Two women were drowned ia Mason
county. Kentucky. by the food We'd
nesday night. Two miles west Of
Marysville two women aud tive chill
lsen were drowned. their house being
torn TO pieces by the food The hus-
band made miraculous escape The
family Of Richard Barnes. near Man
chester. ONO. were all drowned.
TIE total damage by tie Licking
River. Ohio, aood is now Estimated at
500 900 1t includes ~ coal boats.
barges. haats aud few stone floats;
slight damages to Che steamers Vint.
ShInkle. Ben. Franklin and Jennie
Campbell. The Licking is still running
out iurIonsly-
Governor T. r. Roberts is consider
ing the ACCESSIBILITY of sending Texas
rangers to the RIO Grands to AID in
quarantinIng against Matamoras and
other poiDts ia Mexico where yellow
fever is spreading
A reuort fyn,n M.fa.an.a. q,....