The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-07
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.


has practically ended for the present.
Many of both the Sands and Chicotah
parties have been disarmed and dis
banded One Of the Chicotah cavalry
police was killed, and the Sands party
visited the church where Chief Chico
tab was and intended killing him, but
was prevented by the congregation.
When $50 of Chicotah's men turned
out to capture the assassns of Capt.
Scott, and had reached the vicinity
where they were, the latter fled to the
mountains, sending word to Chicotah
TO catch them If he could. This is al.
most impossible, as they are in the
widest and most remote part of the
Nation. Indian Agent Tufts is ready
to use Government troops to preserve
the peace. 1t is feared that another
break will result if the Sands party
come out of their place of concealment.
An Oil City pa special says: A
train of seventeen cars, heavily loaded
with oil, became unmanageable while
going down heavy grade on the Gran
berry road, and ran away. The wreck
was thrown promiscuously along the
road for two miles, and at the end of
that distance the locomotive plunged
into some standing cars, creating sad
havoc. Albert Valley, Robert McGin-
ley, George Mersing and David Morgan
were instantly killed, and Conductor
Charley Mckinley and John Costello
have since died. Thirteen others. the
most of whom were miners, were in
| jured and some of them will die. The
track was torn up and debris scattered
about for two miles.
Captain Thomas Kirkman, a wealthy
planter of Grenada, Miss, went to the
quarters of a colored woman with whom
he had been intimate for some years,
and Drained her and her four children
with an ak, and then took morphine
and lay down in the same room. At
last accounts he was still alive, but
there was no chance for his recovery.
1t is said he was the father of three of
the children.
George Kingsland, aged AZ years,
walked to the top of Marquar's Hill,
at Portland, Oregon, and fired pistol
shot through his brain. Death was in
Simultaneous. He clerked in Kohn's
clothing store until two weeks ago,
when he was discharged on account Of
dissipation. A quarrel with Clara Bel
mont, an inmate of house of i'll fame,
of whom he had become enamored, in
duced his suicide.
The prevailing fever at Matamoras is
said to be increasing. Seven deaths
occurred there yesterday. The total
number of deaths is reported to be
between 500 aud 400. The disease pre-.
walls among both the higher and lower
classes. There has been number OF
deaths among farmers. Many of the
stores are open part of the day, which
gives the city very desolate appear
ance.
The London Times says the Porte has
the effrontery to declare that the pro-
clamation against Arab Pasha is con-
tingent upon his attitude after the
landing of Turkish troops in Egypt. 1t
is impossible, therefore. for England to
accept or permit the landing of Turkish
troops in Egypt. The claim that the
Polite may draw on Egyptian reserves
is preposterous.
Kentucky will elect Clerk Of APP
peals, and each county will choose off,
GERS to-day. Captain I. j. Henry,
Democrat. and Colonel r. I. Jacobs,
Independent Democrat, supported by
Republicans, are in the field for Clerk,