The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-07-02
rFLEGRAPHIC NEWS.

SAYS: Great indignstion was caused here
by the reported dissertation of the re-.
mains of the late Father Richard, pastors
Of st. Ann's church, which were taken:
from tho crypt Of Ne OIastsnd placed in't
that of the new st. AIMS Church. An
evening paper declares that desire had
been expressed by many relic hunters to
secure mementoes from the priests coffin,
and that among the persons gathered
about the coffin when opened there were
some eighty seven fortunate enough to
secure what they considered prizes The
fore6uger of the priests right hand, it is
charged, was captured by lawyer. 1t
is said that part of the priestly vestment,
moldy and decayed with age, but still in
tact, was secured for q county official.
Undertaken Blake, who conducted the
removal, denies that there was any desc.
Grafton Of the remsips or that the coffin
was opened. 1ss. w, !
:. A meeting of the Grand Lodge of the
Brotherhood Of Railway Postal Clerks
will be held in Indianapolis to-day,
which promises to be largely attended.
Advices have been received from all sub.
ordinate lodges, with b few exceptions,
stating that their representatives will be
present. The object 10 to'select . com.
mittse to visit .Washiagtoa sud wait on
! tho Postmaster Gensrsl for the purpose
Of procuring from him = de6aite state.
ment Of what the clerks may expect in
future a. to their official tenure. An
officer of the Brotherhood stated that
this committee will surely he sent, de-
spite the action already taken by the de-
partment in removing clerks, and the in.
tention of the organization will not be
changed, even should further removals be
made before the meeting to- day.
r. P. 0'Connor's London cable to the
New York Star of the Doth says: Last
night I reported that the liberals were
unanisaous in the Judgment that, great
victory was assured. / wish could feel
the ssme certainty tonight, after sitting
the reports from sll qustters, far and
near. In many districts the local eau
cuses appear to be completely paralyzed
and bewildered by the power of the
Lords, squires and wealthy tools of aris-
tecracy. They appear to have lost their
heads and have become utterly unable to
lesd the masses to victory. The impress
sion created by all; this wavering, intimi.
dation add confusion is that the result Of
the election is not so certain as less de.
tailed information led the managers Of
the party to believe last night and pre-,
viously." 80
An explosion occurred Thursday in the
House OF Commons, and everything was
done by the officials 10 charge of the
building to conceal the fact. II leaked
out, however. but in false forms, and most
exaggerating and sensational rumors
about Irish plots" and dynamite out
RACES gob into circulation. The truth
was made known yesterday. The explo-
sion resulted from pent.up sewer gas.
A workman who happened to be in the
vicinity at the time was injured by the
explosion. The occurrepee is generally
accepted AS a fair exhibition of the ex.
treinely bad sanitary condition of the
Parliament buildings.
The President has approx ed the act to
legalize the incorporation of national
trades' pnions; the act granting ranking
privileges to, Julia ID. Grant; the act to
remove the political disabilities OF j. G..
Flournoy of Mississippi, aud ten miscel.
laneous bills, including the bill to pen.
sion the widow of Commodore Semmes.
The President also vetoed two private
pension bills.
The schooner yacht Pelican capsizad off
Swampscot., Mass, Thursday. and four
OF the six men on board were drowned.
The yacht was struck by squat while
the men were watching the regetta The
men chung to the keel until the yacht
went down. and then struck ont for the
shore. five miles away. -Four went down |
n,terly exhausted. and two were picked |
up neT'th shore, nearly dead