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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-09
We Charge You Nothing

For showing good. All we ask you to dc, ID
TO come and price our goods. 1t will astonish
you. ln30l NJ. HOFFMAN 90.
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Anything to be worn anywhere by any one in any station
IN me- we keep Goods not sent ordered may be returned
at our expense Address, e
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time for such a renewal fuud for the
two Gould cables, and they are now
Sonr and half years old and have
been broken three or four times. hav-
lus Just been repaired after eight
nlonths interruption. The question
company
MEET THIS CONTINGENCY,
ahu What Will the stockholders of the
american CABLE company have in the
way OF actual earnlngs9 The follow
ing IL a copy of telegram from ID. II.
h stes TO Cyrus W. Field:
"est hhu, Long Branch, Aug. %, 1855, To
cyrus w. Field, New YORK:
You have seen fit TO make charge
against MIR. Garrett and myself for
nSvlhg puphshed a cablegram to your
auuress, Queenstown, without first
naFlhs received your reply, and
5os your own paper, the Mail
ellu Express yesterday contained a
COPY OF your complaint TO me on the
sunJect without also containing NV
reply OF Thursday, giving, what ought
20 20 10 so tair a man as You, the best
Oh reasons for my aotiOns, aud | beg TO
eau attention also to the fact that your
telegram OF tho lS.h 10 MIR. Garrett,
making certsin Irrelevant promo.
sitions, appeared in print Thursday
morning before you had received Nj.
Garret'a reply, and also your u learam
OF tho 2lst, through Wells TO Mr., CAR
nett, Is III to-dRy's papers in advance
OF any response from that gentleman,
ID. III. BATES,
President and General Manager.
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LIES sad Ending.

LoUIsvILLE, Aug. 22.-The body OF
the beautiful young woman found yes
to-day in the river just above here,
and thought TO be Miss Annie John
son, OF Madison, Indiana, has been
identified certainly rs Miss Laura IL.
Nourse, who came hero a short time
ago from Clncinnatti, where she had
been engaged In missionary work.
Facts were developed this afternoon
showing that she deliberately tied
towel over her mouth aud walked into
tho river, leaving her clothes on the
bank. She had peon staying at the
Young Ladios' home, and was horo
searching for employment. She was
highly educated aud refined, and has
q brother In New Orleans. She left a
latter IA hor trunk saying she was
tired of Oarth's troubles, aud do.
nounoed God as fraud In whom sho
had trusted oil her life, but who would
not help her In trouble aud distress.
Miss Nourso was born In Washington,
and Is tho daughter OF an army oiicor.
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Sympathy for Kelley

RICHMOND, Aug. 22.-Right.Rsv.
Bishop John j. Keano, of tho diocese
ofRiohmond, recently wrote letter
to the Hon. A. w. KeIloy, in relation
to what ho terms the "shameful perse.
outlon' that gentleman Ia suffering,
Ihe letter Ia writton from ST. Paul.
minnesota, the bishop being at present
IN the lar west conducting q series OF
spiritual retreats for the clergy:
u allude TO the treatment
inflicted ON you as an insult,
NOT only to one of the most
hlghly aud deseryedly esteemed Cath
0llcs OF the diocese of Richmond, and
ono OF the most honored citiz ,ns of
virginia, out through him to all his
iollow-Cathollca and fellow-citizeps in
this country aud tho Holy Father him
self. But In this Insult TO you / can
500 no humiliation, save TO those who
have offered 1t. IL was an honor TO be
unwelcome by government whose
whole course has been marked by in
Justice and irreligion, and the
government of Austria, having
Dy It's recent act made itsolf the abettor
ofthe guilt and partner mt tho shame,
has thereby made itself incapable OF
Illuminating you. While / have
regretted tho attacks made upon you
by part OF the daily press; still that
not need concern us. Nothing better
was 70 be expected from such partisan
and interested sources. But | have
especially deplored tho criticisms
passed upon you by some Catholic
scribblors, who, in their zeal to ap-
poar clever and ultra OF thOdox,
haYo overlooked tho fact that
the cause for which you were
suffering was the reputation as
well an the condemnation and shame
of their structures. But IL is comfort
to know that the utterances OF those
wholly unauthorized cities have alb
solutely no weight beyond the in
linitosmal weight of tho individuals
themselves. | am confident that all
Catholics whose opinion you would
| esteem, honor you for tho persecution
you have suffered, for truth aud JUS
tlce sake. Your position Is indeed an
embarrassing ono, with family to
provide for, and your business tranB-
tarred to others, but surely
1t can not be that our
government, whose Well-meant
action has placed you In tho embar-
rassment, Will leave you in IL or fail
TO provide that you be In no way loser
by II, and even should that happen,
which | cannot believe, still l am
confident that your well-known quail
ties OF head and heart will insure to
You q career both of honor and proht.v
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New YORK, Aug. 22.-Governmont
bonds dull and firm. There was n
bettor business In selling bonds to
day. Prices are pretty evenly divided
between advances and declines. There
was very sharp reaction at the Stock
Exchange this morning, though trans
actions were rather limited. Prices
opened triflo higher than thoy closed
last evening; but tradera soon sold and
support seemed lacking. In the first
half hour prices fell of from 10 .
per cont. Tho decline lasted until
about 1880, whom tho list
began TO rally and soon became
strong, and grow stronger and
stronger until the close, whom tho ma
iority OF stocks wore from q TO 2ii
higher than they closed last evening.
There wero but lew rumors to-day AZ
focting prices, and the extreme iluctu-
atoms appear to be tho work OF room
traders. The meeting OF the North
western executive committee will bo
held at Saratoga next Wednesday,
whom, II Is said, Omaha will be consld.
cred. Total sales for the week, 2, 1850, ,2ls
shares. Prices this evening arc gem
erally higher than a week ago.
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Cuba Not to he nuIldozsd

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Mr. Il. ID.
Bsssett, the Haytion charge d'afiaires
in this country, made tho following
statement; The facts concerning the
presence OF foreign war vessels on
Haytien waters, Of which mention has
been made, are these: Several per-
sons, two OF thom, Col0s aud Creswell,
English, and one Dalmona, an Ameri-
can, being under indictment for al
legged completely In thefts from tho
National bank at Port au Prince, and
being, after tho customary, pre-
llminary hearing, sent before
the criminal court, took an an.
peal to tho supreme court, which,
however, confirmed the decision of the
court below; whereupon Captain
Wynlham, the British acting charge
d'allalrs, protested vigorously against
the proceedings. He went 10 the ex-
ecutive with the commander OF her
British maiestY's war ship, the Lilly,
and demanded Immediate release for
Cresswell, threatening to rescue him
II tho attempt was made to carry out
the courts order 10 take him TO Ja-
maica for trial. The executive re-
spondod with dignity and flrmness to
Captain Wyndham's ultimatum. After
mutual explanations, the commander
OF tho Lilyacknowledged that the gov.
ornment was clearly In the right, and
Captain Wyndham subsequently went
In person 10 tho secretary of state 70
apologize for tho threatening tone OF
his communication. In the moan
time, tho attorney-general of Jamaica
had boon appealed 10 for his opinion
rs 20 the legality of the proceedings
against Coles and Cresswoll. The at
tornoy-general formally declared that
he considered that the fa,ts In their
cases fully justified sondlng
them before tho criminal oonrts
for trial, rs no had been ordered
by tho supreme court. The govern.
ernment also charged the district
attorney 20 request the court for q
fuller Interpretation of lts opinion In
tho casos. In response to this request
the court finally ordered that the
accused should be tried before a Jury
at Port an Prince, on the 2i.h inst,
with the understanding that Cresswell
shall, IL tho facts warrant IL, be given
special trial.
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Peru.
WAR NEWS,

LIMA, Aug, 22,-An officer of the gov
ernmont troops who, attor two days
imprisonment, managed to escape
from Canta, says the number of Coan-
ist troops engaged on tho 18th inst. was
1880, with four guns. Thoy lost about
200 men. Three hundred and forty
mon OF the defeated battalions have
succeeded in reaching this city. All
OF tho north coast Is 1T present In the
hands OF the government and FREQ oi
MoniOnaroa
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China
NHInn,
NEW RAILROAD Pro- EC1


BERLIN, Aug. 22.--Tho National Ca
zotto says: China has contracted with
Manchester firm for m ytorlals for
the construction OF ra lwGy from
TAkoa, at the mouth of tf3 Hoo Ho,
on the Yellow sea, to Konc Chow, on
tho Pei Ho, an ailuent Of
the Hoo Ho, at n point about
% miles east of PekiR. The
railroad will bo most important
work and will DO about 100 miles long,
and will give Pekin a direct and easy
communication with the Yellow soa.
The road Is TO be built and operated by
the Manchester Arm, with Chinese
labor and capitol. China is now en-
gagged in raising funds 20 equip a loan
OF 100000 forins 10 bo expended
In international improvements.
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Mexico
THE GOVERNMENTS FINANorAL roll
ICY.

THE GOVERNMENTS FINANCIAL roll
ICY.
CRY or MRIIco, Aug. - Regard
ing the subsidy question, tho Mexican
Financo of to-day says: Despite ru.
mors prevalent In financial and rail.
way circles. II is not probable the gov.
ernmont will do anything towards re.
suming payment of subsidies during
tho current year.
In ordor TO bring tho public treasury
into condition to meot tho first IN.
stallment OF interest on tho oonsoll-
dated debt, ldue July /, 1880, tho gov
ernment Ia enforcing to Tho letter
tho economies deoroed in Juno as 10
suspended subsidies. Tho govern
mont viii pay them whom 10 has ac-
oumulated q tuiliclent sum over and
above what IL required for raymont OF
interest on floating and consolidated
dobts. But that this IL net probable
this year Is readily apparent on n sur.
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THE COMMITTEE REPORT.


PARIS, Aug. q. The delegates sent
to inspect the poor houses
nf London have returned
and reported their observations. The
Rappel, commenting on the report,
says: "The English, In the treatment
of their poor, adopt the views OF Her.
bert Spencer, that II is best to clear
them off as soon as possible without
leaving a posterlty." The Rappel
Hdds: "The country bearing tho ban
ner of fraternity can not initiate this
system"
RUMORED AGREEMENT.
VIENNA, Aug. 22.--The statement
that NJ. do Glers and the Marquis OF
Salisbury have arrived at an agree
ment concerning tho question In dis
puta between Russia and England, is
made by political correspondence OF
of this city.
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RrnEL LEAprRs oArruRrn.

REBEL LEADERS CAPTURED.
HAVANA, Aug. 22,-The Cuban load
ors Varona, Galan and Romagera were
captured to-day. All tho arms and
munitions of war and effects belonging
TO Libona Sanchez were also cap
tured. Ofall his party there now 70.
main with him but two mon.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 2.-Tne Cunard
line steamer Etrusla, which arrived
hero to-day, made the fastest western
trip on record. Her tlme Of passage
from Fortnet Light 10 Fire Island
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THE GERMAN cAruoLIcs.

lhh uEhMAN tAIhOLlOss
BERLIN, Aug. 22,-Dr. Windthorsi
win take a leading part in the meeting
Of German Catholics at Munster in
September. He proposes union OF
tho Catholics OF tho world for the do.
fonso of the church. The scheme Il
approved by the Vatican,
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Another Monument Association

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. GA Grant Monu.
ment association was organized here
this evening with General w. n. Sher-
man 40 president; David II. Francis,
mayor Of the CITY, vioe-prasidont, and
Henry q. Haarstick, president OF the
Merchants Exchange, second vlce.
president. A resolution was adopted
to raise $4,000 for q monument.
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yey of the condition and prospects OF
the treasury. The government is in q
situation whore the most rigorous
economies must be enforced. 1t must
go forward in the path marked out in
the June decrees, for it cannot 80
backwards without disaster.
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HR Is Received WITH ENTHUSIASM.
DUBLIN, Aug. 2.-Earl Of Carnar-
yon, tho lord lieutenant, arrived at
Sligo to-day, He was received with
enthusiasm by tho citizens aud pre-
sentod with addresses of welcome by
various ORGANIZATIONS,
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HE is UNEASY,

MADRID, Aug. 22.-King Alfonso has
instructed tho Spanish ambassador at
London to proceed 10 Berlin, and on.
treat Emperor William TO delay occu-
patton of tho Caroline islands. lIo
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THE NEXT MovEM ENr.

CAIRO, Aug. 22.-The Mudir OF Don
golA has returned. He thinks the
Mshdist movement Is called in tho
Soudan, and the next outbreak will
most likely occur in Algerin.
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AhsAo-Asu1sla
TO ABANDON HER CLAIM.

10 ABANDON HER CLAIM.
s.T PETERSBURG, Aug. 22.-The
Horold. Of this city, says: Russia, after
a Topographic survey of the Afghan
frontier, has decided 90 abandon her
claim 80 Hultlcar pass. Tho Herold
also denies that Russia has made any
kind OF RRreoment with Coren.
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The Cholera .
AT MADRID.

MADRID, Aug. 22.-During the past
Il hours % cases of cholera and II
deaths were reported in this city, and
In the province outside the city, loo
new cases and 81 deaths.
AT MARsElLLEs.
AARsElLLEs, Aug. 22.--Cholera is
spreading in this city. Thirty local.
ueS are now infected. one hundred
ana forty deaths from the disease oc-
CURED here yesterday.
Thirty persons died OF cholera in this
city during the past night.
AT GIBRALTAR.
GIBRALTAR, Aug. 22.-Cholera has
ceased in Gibraltar.
THROUGHOUT SPAIN,
MADRID, Aug. 2.-Thera were 4 ,iSS
new cases Of cholera and l,iil deaths
rom tho disease reported throughout
SPAN yesterday. Tho returns for tho
pOpulous province of Navarro, how
ever, are still incomplete. King Al
fonso has donated SO 700 TO the Granada
choiera fund. Money was badly
needed at tnat place.
GRANADA's DEPLoRABLE CONDITION,
MADRID, Aug. 22-Tho condition of
Granada remains pitable. Hundreds
ofpeople are attacked by cholera in q
single night, many falling in the
streets. There are no doctors and no
authorities to loak after the victims
who often pass through their agonies
III the streets and expire unattended in
theguttsr. Mostof the unattended pop.
ulaco have fled, aud tho few healthy
citizens that remain 8re dishenrtened
and apathetic. COrrses remain un,
eoilined and unidentified. The misery
wrought by tho people has become a
nuisance. and tho government has
resorted TO the desperate eXpedient OF
compelling the soldiers and the con,
yicts to carry on tho work of remov
ing jrom the public ways and interinC
the bodies of the unknown dead.
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Italy.
> DENtAi.

ROME, Aug. 22.-Tho rumors that
the Vatican has arranged with China
for mutual diplomatic representation,
arc denied.
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RgG. BAYNE, J.T. IRRELEVANT, JR.
President. Vice-President,
Dallas Nat'nI Bank
Authorized Capital. $500, 600
Cspital PAID IN. n...-......,,........ 10000
eurplus and Undivided Profits. $4,000
ACCOUNTS OF
NGSChaDtS and individuals Solicited.

DIRECTORS: s. G. Bayne, w. 3. Wor-
ahRni, 7. X. Ferguson, A. j. Porter, j. T..
HreEovant, Jr., 4, L, kSarsAlis, Alfred Dayig,
D, a. Heating, h. NJ. Besrdon.
The following are prominent subscribers
70 the stock of thls bank:
g. M. TR0uTMAN President Central
National B2nk, Philadelphia
z. W. BROWN, of PrOvident Life and
Trust Co., Philadelphia.
W. a.. PULLMAN, President Seabosrd
Bank, Rev York.
JAMES e. GRANNIs. Of Tradesrnen's
Rational Bank, New York.
q. q. BAYNE, President First National
BRnE, Bradford, Pa, ana Vice President
eeaboard Bank, New York
L. +. LAWTON, OF First National Bank,
Olean, n, Y,
n. 8, BUTLER, OF First National Bans,
Olesn, N, Y.
]. Il. HANNA, OF Weir Plow Co., Mora.
month, Ill.
d, O'DAY, General Manager National
Transit Company Of United States
JOS. SEElP, ofthe ktend9rd OIL 90.
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A steamer ran down and sank the
yacht kHlaiish of Obsn, Scotland, TO.
day. Two persons aboard were saved
but ell others, including tho mate, MIR
Crossman, and his wife, ars bellved "a
have bpon drowned,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-01

firt above quoteds In order % sue
coed, he must outrun Mr.. BLAINE me
most popular Republican in the Uni'oa
States, who made the race last year
sgainst . man totally unknown to the
people Of Virginia, and on the other
hand FITz LEE, now the most popular
Democrat In Virginia, must run thou
sands behind CLEVELAND, an un-
known man. and also behind JOHN >.
WISE, the most unpopular man in 'ir-
ginis. This theory is like that Of the
Californian who insisted upon getting
water for his city from Lake Tanoe'
but who was informed that Lake Tahoe's
elevation was far below that OF the city,
and asked what he thought Of that fact ?
He candidly replied that 1t " knocked
thunder out Of his theory" KS
theory is good enough until confronted
with the facts. Then its life is knocked
out Of il.
We ought to add-what we did
not at first notice-that *" goes on
to claim such majority for WISE in
the Ninth district rs will give him over
1000 in the State; bet seeing that, as
heretofore stated, TRI0G received
majority of |, 1914 votes in that district
last year, it may be safely assumed
that X" found himself compelled to
make up there what he had conceded
was lost in the rest Of the State.
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An Outrage.

The following special telegram ap-
pears in the Lynchburg News Of yes
terday:
How THAT LETTER GOT IN
PRINT.-AJingdOn, September 90
In Justice to Dir. Deadmore, the NcTs
should state that Malone telegraphed
to the postmaster to withhold his let
ter, and the postmaster then went to
his house and got the letter from his
wife after it had been opened. Dead
more being in Bristol, he was very
properly incensed, and gave the letter
to a Democrat.
General MALONE had no more right
than we had to take letter out Of the
Abingdon post-oflice addressed to
another man if it went thither in the
mail. We are surprised that any post
master should suppose he had such a
right. What would Governor CAME
RON say if Postmaster CULLING-
WORTH should detain in the Richmond
post-oiiice a letter addressed to the
Governor because somebody in Peters
burg or Washington had ordered it to
be retained.
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UNION.

Supreme Court OF Appeals Withdrew The
Baidwin-AuRustaF Fair.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch. !
SEPTEMBER 30. 1885.
Since the last report the following
causes have had a hearingin the Supreme
Court of Appeals:
Tabby Banks Us. The Common
wealth. Removed by consent to Rich
mond.
Westly Honesty rs. The Common
wealth. Removed, by consent, to Rich
mOnd.
S. b. Morrison, &C., Us. A. Layell,
&c. From Rockbridge. Tucker and
Cochran for appellants, and E. Pendle-
ton for appellees. Partly argued and
continued until tomorrow.
John Bowman, j. A. Branch, &C.,
rs. j. ID. Hicks, &c. From Danvillc.
Heard at Richmond. Decree reversed.
The Trustees of the P. +. f. So
ciety rs. Churchman's administrator,
&c. Decree entered reversing decree
below.
5. b. Morrison rs. Lavell. Con-
cluded and submitted.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany Us. W. j. McKlnzie. From She
nandoah. Judge Shelley for appellant
and W. r. Alexander and Judge II. c.
Allen for appellee. Partly argued.
Tuesday, 29th.-Baltmore and Ohio
Railroad Company rs. Mckenzie. Con-
cluded and submitted.
Kratzer rs. Beam. From Rocking
ham. General j. f. Roller for appel
liant and Calvert & Henkel for appellee.
Submitted on briefs.
Quincy rs. Bansemer. From Rock
bridge. Shelley and Pendleton for APP.
pellant and d. f. Moore for appellee.
Argued in part and continued tor fur
Their hearing.
A. b. Guigon, Jr., of Richmond, and
d. +. Moore, of Rockbridge, qualified
as counsel.
The Prohibition party had a surprise
yesterday by the withdrawal of Mr..
James II. Callison, one Of their canii-
dates for the House OF Delegates. Mr..
CallisOn is Democrat. In his note to
the committee withdrawing his name
from the canvass he says: ~ am
satisfied the cause will lose friends by
urging the subject during the excited
canvass for State oflicefs." The Pro-
hibition Committee publish q card in
connection with Mr.. Collisions and an
nounce purpose to supply the vacancy
on their ticket.
The Baldwin-Augusta Fair is making
fine progress for another successful ex-
hibition. Arrangements have been COM
pleted to have again the Confederate
veterans at that time. Generals James
A. Walker, William Terry, and other
officers who were in command of Valley
troops during the war will be here.
The long-continued drought has a
damaging effect on business generally
in addition to the delay it causes in
teamwork. CAXTON.
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Dir. BEEcHER seems to have set
tied down at last. into an humiliation
ist--one who believes in the annihila-
ton Of the wicked. In one Of his last
Sundays sermons he said:
"The diffused and universal presence
of God Is drawing the world toward
Him. The grain and the chaf both
exist. The one shall be garnered and
the other burned. All life that has in
it no principle Of the Divine-the ami
nal life-goes out like taper. know
we are sorry. There is many horse
that is better fit for the immortality
than the man who rides it. There is
many dog that has more disinterested
love than the man that owns it. And
why should not they have a chance
hereafter? ] don't know but they will.
The Word of the Lord is: He that
sows to the flesh shall Of the flesh
reap corruption death, dissolution,
humiliation he that sows to the
Spirit. life eternal
sin this great moving current of d.
vine life, in which generations have
moved. all that accept the life Of the
light Of God and move onward, no mat
ter relatively how low they are, all OF
them shall appear in Zion before God.
And those who turn away from Him
and 90 toward the animal, they shall
not see Him or know Him."