The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-11-28


At the reception, however, he appeared
unusually cheerful and remained much
later than was his custom on such occa-
sions.
Marshal Martinez Campos has been
appointed to command the Northern
army of Spain, numbering $4,000 men.
Large forces of military and police are
being quartered throughout the country
as precaution against Carlist uprising.
From different towns and villages in
the track of the great storm of Tuesday
on the Atlantic Coast reports continued
to come of the destruction wrought.
Although individual losses are large in
only few instances, yet the injury
done by the winds and foods is so
widespread that the aggregate losses
are very great indeed. The damage at
Long Branch and along the New Jersey
coast is greater than was at first re-
ported. Several cottages suffered more
or less, and the ground of many others
was sadly torn up. The water in the
cellars still bothered the people living
In streets near the river fronts, and
trouble was experienced at many of the
ferries, owing to the fact that the high
tides raised the bridges far out of the
level. In the lowlands west of Jersey
City some of the railroads were still
further damaged by the foods.
A World representative interviewed
Henry Ward Beecher, who said:
while regard President Cleveland as
the prince of statesmen would call
Hendricks the prince of politicians.
Cleveland has fulfilled every desire of
those Independent thinking men who
sought to secure his election. He has
endeavored to serve the people, not the
party alone. On the other hand. Hen.
bricks has ever identified himself with
that class of men who subordinate
everything to party. He was a stanch
believer in the rule that To the victors
belong the spoils. While the family Of
Hendricks has my deepest sympathy,
my heart is filled with thanksgiving
that President Cleveland and the Gov.
eminent at Washington still live."
The Cabinet met after the death of
Alfonso and the Queen was appointed
Regent. In accordance with law the
Ministers of the Cabinet have rendered
their designations, but will remain in
office pending the Regents pleasure
The body of Alfonso will be buried in
the palace of the Escurial. Orders
have been issued that the troops be con-
fined to their barracks. Great anxiety
prevails and rigid censorship is ex.
erclsed over press kilograms.
The tables now distinctly show that
the result of the elections so far in Eng
land is that eighty.four members of
each party have been elected. Among
the Conservatives are Puleston, of the
old firm of Jay Cook & Co., and Louis
j. Jennings, formerly of the New York
Times, both former residents of America.
The Parliamentary election in Chel-
sea resulted in the return of Sir Charles
W. Dixie, Liberal, by vote of 4,29l. |
G. A. Whitmore, his Conservative op-
ponent, received 4,ll6 votes. Sir
Charles was President of the Local
Government Board under the Gladstone
Government.
Reports received at the Treasury De.
partment indicate a growing scarcity of
ten.cent silver pieces in all parts of the
country. In accordance with instruc.
ton from the Treasury Department
about $40, 600 in dimes were coined at
the Philadelphia Mint ab nut week age.
1t is officially announced that King
Milan has accepted the armistice pro.
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