The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-10-15
Church. in an interview, publicly repu-

Church, in an interview, publicly repu-
date the statement telegraphed from
New York, that the Mormon Church
had appropriated money to aid In the
election OF the Democratic Presidential
ticket, for which certain considerations
were to be given in return. They as
sert that anything of the kind, in any
form, has no existence or foundation IN
fact, and that the dispatch referred to
has been manufactured for electloneer-
ing and prejudicial purposes.
A New York dispatch says: The
often rumored Langtry-Gebhardt mar
riage, it is said, is likely to take some
definite shape when the Jersey beauty
returns to this country. Before an
other year is over Mrs. Langtry will be
Mrs. Gebhardt. This is now about GER
tain. The two parties most interested
have been, within the last week or ten
days, sending each other cable dis
patches of so, 100, and even 200 words
at time. Gebhardt has been the most
active in this expensive style of episto'
larry communication.
General De Lisle telegraphs that the
wound of General Negrier, received in
the engagement with the Chinese at
Keep, is so painful it is necessary that
officer should rest, and that he, there
fore had joined his column. He con-
tinues: I'm the last engagement the
Chinese lost thousand men, including
three generals. Our victory is mainly
due to the gallantry of the vanguard. !"
Several coal mines in Hooking Valley,
Ohio, are on fire. AT Straitsville the
mines are also on fire, and engines were
taken from Logan, Lancaster and Col
umbus to extinguish them. There are
no demonstrations among the miners,
who claim that operators did the firing.
Operators say they have no doubt but
that striking miners did the work.
A collision occurred b. tween two
Pennsylvania trains at Cam en-, n. j.,
Monday morning joseph Carnan. en-
gineer on one of the trains, was killed,
and fireman on the other train fatally
injured, having both legs cut off. Sew
eral passengers were hurt.
The Grand Jury at Pittsburgh, Pa,
found true bills against President Rid
die and Cashier Relber, of the defunct
Penn bank, for conspiracy and embez-
Element of Sl2, 900. and T. j. Watson.
oil broker. for conspiracy to defraud
the Penn bank depositors.
Gen. Grant thinks our Consuls at
foreign ports should be permitted to en-
gage in commercial business, and act as
agents or drummers for American man
ufactures, thus securing better pay for
themselves and increasing the country Is
exports.
Governor Tritle, of Arizona, has
offered 81, 900 reward for the arrest and
conviction OF the murderers of Rafferty,,
Fritz, Raymond and Mrs. Fritz, who
were brutality murdered few days age
in the Huachuca mountains. The
slaughter is attributed to Mexicans.
The Standard Nut Company, Al
Pittsburgh, Pa, has closed down, be
cause the employees refused to accept {
20 per cent. reduction in wages. The
works are controlled by Oliver Bros.
Phillips.
The Prohibition State Central Com
mittee of Kansas has put II. L. Phillipl
at the head Of the State ticket in To,
place Of a. i. Jettimore, who declined
the nomination for Governor.
1t is believed in Parliamentary cir
cles that if the French Cabinet consent,
the Chamber of Deputies at its next
session will vote to abolish the duties
on grain.
Minister Morton knows nothing
more about his having been rendered
the portfolio of the Treasury than he
has read in the newspapers.