The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-06-23
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Henry J. Raymond editor % he NeS iork
Times. was struck with apoplsxy On the
P. II. the sane day
Miss Annie Surra;t- sister Of John Surra't
Of Lincoln Conspiracy fame, vas Married on
las: FridAy 20 Mr. Tozsy, .; the Surgeon
Gsneral's Office.
The printers Of the Government Office
adopted resolution declaring Douglass, col
Cred printer, not rat he having been
denied the privilege Of membership by 81
anwarranted prejudice in regard TO color.
Over four hundred postmas;ers we're re-
moved from Office In t~o days las; week.
4 vote Is TO be taken In Cincinnati on the
26ih inst, on proposition TO appropriate
lO,OO0, COO for southern Pacific Railroad.
4 movement has been commence IL New
York. by dissatisfied Republicans, for pressing
Chief Justice Chase for President in ls72
Hugh Hastings, David Dudley Field Thomas
c. Murphy and George oriyke, are among
those who favor II.
The shore end Of the French cable hAs been
submerged, and the laying OF The deep SEA
cable direct 20 the island q -; Pis-re viii
commence Immediately.
The Brcklaysrs' Union, OF Washington.
expelled six members who persisted IN work
ing with oolored men AZ the navy yard.
L i supposed TIA; Stokes VIII cary EaS;
Tennessee by a large majority, while Lerto-
Will carry the Middle and Western portions Of
the State.
Recruiting for the Cuban army. is carried
or briskly in Phi4ielphia and vicinity.
A Spanish way steiner captured the
schooner Lahave Of Boston, or the high seas
near Cape Mais- Her cargo consisted Of
thirteen Spanish guns, two field piecas. thirty
thousand shells, fourteen hundred Ia-r,Is o:
powder, and much ammunition. The vessel
i detained until determined - legal prize.
The Cuban volunteers aye alarmed a: The
aunoEnceuert that the new Captain General.
De Roia. would bring With him from :. UC0 70
100 troops, ard they are consulting their
committee. The Spanish Juuta have ure-
vailed upon the acting Captain General.
Espinar, to telegraph 70 Madrid that more
troops are not needed IN the Island. - il i
feared Dc Rod would Use these tr,ous a--ai..sr
the volunteers. 4 reply having been received
tina; 10 more troops viii be sent. the vUluu-
teers have become quiet. They expect % II
able 10 force De R0ia into the adoption q
their programme, or drive him from rover
before EeiufoEcetnents caa reach him
The Nev York World Havana letter u the
oIh says General J0rgians aGUuS;er e1u,,l.;io-
has been 50 highly Successful after l.uti,s.. "a.
is most s-uEuine promoters could reasonably
eEgec;- ! uumb=r Of Spanish va- vessel.
have been cruising IN the bay Il Nip and
foE the present fEbustsE, a-e advised no, to
e;'eH.I: further landings there.
The King Of Greece Opened the session ~
the new Chambers With a speech. II. m
nounced that new laws eiI BE- required .nr
the reorganization OF the ,duca;iou.! sv.:al.
Of the county, and ,aii it was She intention
Of the nation % fulal her monetary % L.-t-
ton. and that therefor further de- .,r.m-n.
Of he- resources = desirable. With that coz
Nc;ion he proposed cutting d snip canal
through the IsthnDs o.: C0yia;h
Eight hundred persons arrested in Paris
during the recent election disturbances have
been discharged. Two hundred are still KEEP;
il confinement