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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
NETWORK CITY.

The bathcrs at the foot of Fifth-st. last week
numbered % 9I4: NJ the West Eleycnts BATH % 567
In all 81 Of whom about One-iith were females
The failure Of.W. l.. Cummings was announced
ON the Stock Exchange yesterday but failed To produce
any perceptbe effect on the market or rufe the serenity
Of Wallst.
The Custom house will be closed for the en-
trance and clearance vessels after 10 to-day IA
mark OF respect to the memory Of the late exPrcsdent
Johnson.
During the past week several huge turtles,
OF the speeies known as "leather turtles have been
canght near by and brought to this city One weighing
about 100 pounds WAS forwarded TO the snitnsohah
institution for exhibition at the Centennial
Custom house Inspector Masurier found 5Oo
CHARS concealed in handkerchief Oh the person OF an
unknown Greenwich-st, yesterday ThGy nad
been smug,ted from the steamer Peicrc from iavlc'
and To the seizure room OF the Custonousc'
The monthly report of the Secretary OF the
Silk Association Of shows that the total value OF
elk manufactures landed at the port OF NcwYork Ia July
of h year was ~ 7a1 s1l the total vaue entered FOR
warelG,sing was $63326 leaving $l,OsSooo ior con
sumption.
At 5 o'clock yesterday morning an unknown
man, lodxer was found dead Ia his lodgingro0m IN the
Sixth Precinct Station house, having hung himself ny
cord suspended from the skylight He was abont 30
years vi age had light complexion Dlue EYES, n
hair and chin whiskers was D 1c"t 10 lnehes III
hight and dressed In light coat and oarR tro"sefS
The Irish societies of this city propose to
celebrate the birthday Of Daniel OConne on Friday OF
this week. Several meetings have been held and COM
m4es have been chosen to make preparations lor the
event The II ". DIR. McGlynn Of 81. stepneps tnu,cn
will deliver Grafton ut the Cooper Institute, fiuay
evening and will ale0 celebrate liign MASS NJ %.
SepnrIls at 30 =. IN, The Patricks Mutual society
have rendered the Of their band for the OCCASION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WESTCHESTER.-Ihe second annual Vlsit 10
the NewYOrk Catholic PrOtectOry was " have been be-
gun but account Ut the storm the opening
viii take place to-day and the grounds will he tLrown
open for the remainder VI the week Extra trains will
run between Westchestsr aud Harlem.
MI. KIscO.-The Sunday school connected with the
Methodist Episcopal Church Will hold penic ~ lAAs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21

" TEE DISTRICT COURT OFF EFT
l Ninth judicial District Of the
>tntc Of NctRdn, In unh for the
County OF EIiSo.
AndrIs u. Ayrrs. Plaintiff. against Minnie
Ayrrs. dr!c daat.
Acien brought IN the District Court o. the
NJ Ill IudIch. district OF the State OF S,vA,I,
in snd for the CuuI ~ of Elko and tie Gem.
riaint filed In the OG!co OF the Clerk OF raid pis-
triCi Court.
Tho State Of Nevada sends greeting to NIn.
ME AYrcH. peGemdInt.
You arc hereby required 10 uppcas In All nc.
ton bInu.ht RsEihnt yUu by the GbOyC-u.nIrI
Plaintiff III the !-trlct C"ur; OF the Smith JUL.
clil dis rict Of tIr St.te OF Nevada, in and Tor
the county ui EikD. and to answer the com.
y aint Med therein within ten tAysfcXclusiSs
OF The day Of sITricrl alter III. service un you
Of this summOns- II scryId within this COUNTY
ur II SERVED out OF this county but in this Dis.
irtct. Within twenty days; 'ihrrwisc within forty
dnys-or Judgment Icy default will he taken
against you, according ~ the IrI3cr Of slid
Complaint.
Tie sid action is brought to chain 4 judy
III nj OF this C"uTt dIsEUiIing the bonds Il
mHtFiinnny now c=isIiug between plaintiff and
defendant, on tie ground If wIIlful dc-crtIuu
a. %ih more fully appear by the Complaint u. "
On u!e III my office. reference being had thu tt
Aud you are hereby notified that II you isil
Ia APPEAR niId answer I'll complaint HB above
required the said plaintiff vi / apply TO tho
Court for the relief therein demanded.
H.. 81 Civ under my hand and tho seal oI
the DtrtTirt e. uTI Oi the Smith Judicial District
OF the htnIc OF NeNsda. County Of EILO thls
ION day Of June, ia tho year az our LGrd ong
thOuslGd eight huudr,d anI Heveuty.nvc.
.. E. GREEN. Clerk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

Tho coming election in California,
which takes place i'll few weeks, is
probably attracting more attention than
any similar event taking place III TINT
State for many years past, and il moro
particularly marked by tho bitterness
and chinnncry displayed by the great
wire-pullers who are manipulating the
same: Nevada Is oiten-nny, always
tho scene Of much personal abuse md
blackguardisln during political can
vas, but tho present one i'll our neigh
boring State 80 fnr lays us i'll the shade
that We are inclined to think our politi
cal Founders" are entirely behind tho
times. I..
Politics ut best Are dirty pool, but
when men Stoop to such dirty little
games 'ns are now being played in Cali-
fornia it is about time that something
should be dono to relieve candidates
from the trying ordeal through which
thcS are required to pass after permit
ting their names to go before the people
Good men hive deal of sclf-respect,
and will shortly become afraid to per-
init their names to be announced for
Office for whRt Inan is thero against
whom nothing can be said? but many
Of tho hnngers oil do not even hest
tsto to greatly falsify tho words aud
nets, and SO. interpret them ns to place
them directly nnlagonistic to the aspi-
rants feelings and principles, while
they even go back to n mans childhood
in the cndeavor 10 ascertain whether he
ever stole apples or committed any other
act OF indiscrction before he had arrived
of maturity
Such campaigns as this arc entirely
opt Of place, and instead OF purifying
our bnllot-boxcs have directly the op-
posito tendency, corrrptins all who mny
engage i'll The work around them. In
the Language Of Ulyatus "lct III have
pence" md reat between such per-
fOrnnnccs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21

4 SAN FRAScIsco dato of the 18th
says tho office Of tho Railroad Company
Was surrounded by the police this If
ternoon mud searched. Woodruff,
alias Miller, was found and arrested.
aud on warrant was confined in the
city prison. His bail wGs ixed ut So,
00O. The prisoner declines to converse
with reporters. q.
SUIT by attachment has been brought
i'll the District Court of Humboldt coun-
~ against F. j. McWortly by Geo. ~
Miller for hauling, furnishing, supplies
for the sulphur mine, and for labor
performed there. The mine has been
attached by the Sheriff, and We Rre in
formed that Mcworthy has not been
there since the close Of the Rover trial.
TIE mines III Storey county. report
to the Assessor the reduction Of lG5, 100
tons ore during the quarter ending June
3O,h, the gross yield Of which was SO,
fG9, 600, and the net yield S3,7G2, 400
thus showing that nearly so per cent,
goes to cover expenses including SD,
QUO for taxes.
The new furnace of the Geddes &
B5rtran, ut Secret Canyon, is expected
to foot its whistle for the first time next
Saturday. The mines Of the company
are looking extremely well, rs nre also
many other claims in that vicinity
(Scntincl.
THE Spanish Government intends
to send 10000 men to Cuba, that the
Captain General may be able to execute
his plans for quelling the instruction.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
WEEKLY ElKU INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY, .AuuusT 81. 1873.
OURSELVES

To-day we.present to our: s,rbscri.
bers tho IHpEpgSDENT in a recon
Structcd FORM, having greatly i'm
proved it in. many respects. On
Tuesday list We. issued tile initial
number OF our Daily edition and in
tend to make it n permanent institu-
ton Of the county. Wd have made
Arrangements for aud receive duly
tGfegraphic reports, Of al! the news
OHM interesting character, intend
ing to. keep tho DAILY INDEPENDENT
fully up TO tho point of excellence
necessary to mako n newspaper >nlua-
bio to its readers and its publishers.
The Daily is mniled to subscribers
ntSl0 pee yoar, and Mat price mist
De paid III udranec, Us q daily sheet
Gnn not BIO sustained without the
coin, and delivered to subscribers in
Elko at fifty cents per week.
+. Tho weekly will be issued rs usu-
nj, but will be much improved, and
will be made up, from the Daily. all
the best mnttor' contained IN the lat
ter, being transferred to tho Weekly.
Tho summary of dispatches will be
most complete, md the columns
will DO we'll fled with events occur
ring within the limits of Elko coun-
tS. while careful record will be
made Of anything transferring in tho
State
We have in the past endeavorcd
omerit tho support anil cncour-
agemcnt Of orr patrons, and will
mako 1t our aim TO hRveI our columns
still moro attractive. feeling that
By SO doing NC eau rely on IN in
creased patronage.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21

il Is sine qua nnn Of health, that tho sources
OF vitality, he 'kprings OF life" should b, free
from contamination. The Fails which, by
their action "pou the food. trI-rorns It into
6lcod and the great vital nutrIm-nt itself
must be pure. II the muscles. the bones and the
brain nIe to be properly nourishcd and kent
vigorous. To this end the stoIrach, tho liver.
the bowels and the kidneys should p:r'o-nl up.
Inter- up eddy their various functions. SIM, II
II csc arc disturbed tue vital hui , sp,e lily h..
come NliiaIcd. The bort, nay, the only blood de-
pnrcnt which puriies them. Is To tct:er', ST mn
ach Bit.crS. The principal uppn which this
ralut1ry altIrnciiye su Is simple n II Il pill
osophc. The orisl' Of most diseases, aud In.
rhrinbly thu which Affect the orgrus ai.,ye
mentioned. Ia weaEuoSi cInSc,l by the In-utTI-
ci"ht nss'mtl1ttoI Of tho ionl. Tho Filters
spe",iil' rvctifS Tie causa of tho ditHculIy hy
restoring vigorous digestion. hat NIL rarlS "
"" physical STRUCTURE Gre surprised 18th nn
abundance CT pur. rirh hln"d This iucrci.rs
The activi y OF tho dischIrglng organs, AMI cnn.
pies Hem To ihrnw al The . II .tc matter Which
rant Ing in the system dcS rhyI health. This
bodily refuse having h'rm & II rid Of and per
itct as>iIn lat"n RI. cIia6!ihed there Is nothing
to prevJnt horlihy aud acnivr performance OF
the "a inus fls 'tinns. Such h";ng the case Il
IN plain that the liittcrS arc mt only rrli Ibie
ht"Tnhchic, ID an Gradient OF those diseases Of
thd liver. bowels and k!ducys which ccuta,nI.
nIie the springs or lie.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21

WISSEMrccA and Reno hnve bJcn
made shipping or currency stations for
through freight from the east. by tho
combined railroad companies from New
York To San Francisco. BY this Br-
rangcmcnt, shipping freight through to
tidc-wntcr and bncl Is avoided. Freight
from the east for my part Of Ncvndn or
Idaho should be billed directly to Win.
nemucca, or to Reno, for Virginia and
TINT section, and from these points re-
shipped to its destination. The rates
will DO upon n grCcnbRcl; basis, md
will he cheaper to the citizens Of NGYa-
da thnn tho former plan OF shipping
through to tidc-watcr and then rCslip-
ing back to this State ut local rates, ns
well rs saving the time. Winnemuccn
and Reno ARE The only through ship.
ping stations in this State.
PREPARATIONS for our coming State
Fnir AFRO being made ut the Fair grounds
aud everything put in readiness for u
successful exhibition. Tho grand stand
will soon be finished. The stalls for
hOrnGS aud cattle will DO pnt in excel.
lent condition, and judging from the
large number OF applications for them
nlrcndy malp, II Is evident that the cx-
hiIitiOn Of live stock this year will he II
feature Of the Fair. or the race track
proper suffice IL 10 say that by the time
the Fair opens II will not have it's supo.
rior on the Coast. Wo rode out with
Vice President Chamberlain yesterday
mud found everything going on smooth
ly.-l Reno Journal.
Arm meeting Of tho great council,
]. o. Il. NJ, Of tho State Of Neyadn,
held Mt tho wigwnm Of Pocnhontas
Tribe, No. 2, tho following Grent Chiefs
we're duly elected and raised up.
Great Sachom, !. 4. Holden; GREAT i.
SagHn"rc, .lncOb Young Jr.; Great J.
Sycamore, 1los. Trcadwny; Grcu. G.
Of r.. 4. Lnport; GREAT Prophet, Il.
S'rothcr; Great Sannap, James Mckay
Great q. Of Forest, 'rhohns IInrkim;
Great Guard Of wigwnm, j. s. Ryno.
CnAvrz aud his bnnd nre reported in
Fresno. California. pursuing their old
calling.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21


.THE Enterprise Of tho 18th, in rcfcrr-
ing to tho return of Prof. Stewart, says
regarding Copnucopio District:
=" The last-nnmcd District he iuton-
ntos with peculiar emphasis, which car
ries the idea that in his Judgment there
, IL very little to wish for that is not pro.
Tided for there
And the Professor is ciuincntly cor.
rect. CornucOpih is good Sho hns
plenty OF coin in her depths, which "
now being exposed to view, and Is 9TH
crwiGc extraordinarily well fixed but
the lattor mikes littlo difference. With
her untold wealth shc can very cnsily
supply nll necessities for
Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little long"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21

TnE concentrating works Of the Sim.
haitian Company ut Austin nrn rapidly
approaching completion, md will start
up agaiu some time next month. when
tho low grade orcs Of Reese River dis.
ttict will lG e"lvcd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
No. -.
U. $. SURVEY No. 80.
L. s. LAND OFFIcj
ELEo. NEVADA, June 18Th. 1875.


No,ice Is hereby given that Charles T.. Gilleii.
OF Ek0 County, Nevada. whose principal place
81 business and rost Office adGrrs. Is VEL =, Eleo
county. Nevada. has male app icAtion for pa:-
en-: Tor lac " Bul ion Lode " or mining claim.
rit,Iiird In Railroad Mining district, county OF
klkn, State OF Nerada. and i;urr rIriicu RrIy de-
scri1ed Ia the plat and he'd uG:ls On hle at this
ONCE AH follows, to Nil:
Beginning at L post marked No. l, u. 8. sur.
vry No -. and runuir.; thence III course -
deg. 10 min east 30 ft,t. To post mark Il No
:. U. \. survey No. - thence second course .
!! deg. 10 min " 10 irt to post marked No. 3.
u = survey M. - whence the chimney "f tho
Empire CITY Company snIltnr bears u t6 dry. e.
and Up River teak bears u De, c thence tilIrd
e2nr.c II 40 deg. u min. " 40 feet /" post mHrk.
GU 40. !, L. =. surrey NO. 80. whence Pine
Mountain bears II G. deg ": thence fcmth
course Ii ~ deg. Is min. c 100 feet To post
m-fArd No. !. point Of beginning CoLtai Ing
Tour and hfiy-niur huudrctlths acres. CO,irces
oppressed from tic trIe meridian with magnet
TLfi4tson OF II deg. ~ min c.
That the location Of said mining claim or lode
70 W rScutd anu that The De uuu Ia
DOCK n. rage 81, ar the mining rtcOr Ia of sS=
iiiii: sd Mining IiSriCt kept At the town ~
bulil"n that the names NJ tile adJuluing clAins
are To Wit: Tho lluuIb ldt aud as; Oh NICE uu
Tie north. the w bIooi OH the east, the Shoe Fly
on the south Gni the Rhine on the west.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
"ObNS
'ncfSui, 70 divided, surveyed. piaitrd aud a.
piled Icr. are hereby notIic4i that uplesR their
A'Ittrso claims are duly III Il according To- law
and the r'Gu!atioms thcr"urdrr. whit sixty
days from The date thereof. with the Register of
the Y. 3 Land Office AZ II 20, k:Ikpt UNIV Stst,,
OF Ne'nda. that they will be barred AMI tn, ir
lights conrlder"d walv ii by Virtue of ito rr1.
'iduEs of The act of Congress. SIay 10, 1871 aud
HE supplementary aud aincndatOry acts thereof
Wherefore. pur<uant to Law. ] direct this no
.tc" To be published for per Il OF sixty iGNI
Ia! 5 IL the lilo lHptFESDESr, weekly news.
pn'cr. printed and PAIL sized at EiAu. / Lllu
Con ~. III said slate II N,vA u, aud being
nearest said location Of sail mining claim.
rouS c M,ct,Y.c,Y y, ~ ,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
No more oIrtnllc TruSSca Tard!
No more Suffering from Iron IIu0ps
no Steel Springs;

JNHE ELASTIC TEUSSES ARE Suw SUPER.
r,tling all Others. being adopted rIt.y.
"h'rc by the leading rhJsici In- aud surgeons
NIL over tia" land. Tho sTI"Ti riiy o. thn &.
ttrlu.cnts over ali ntl' - admits nf ito arrti.
Inrn'. ! heir perfect HhNTtibIlIty 70 all Niuds
81 Eup,uro and the 'Gc.trEI relief over NIL
M tai lis THnrIB Ia Edni!I;Hd every 1htrr,
from The fact that II ~ WORN without imcunycm.
icnce "ha;cV,T OH IN following hhhis:
l-t-Th"rr arc no spring, to press upon or IN.
Jur" the hacs.
I'd il simple "a construction and not liable
to get nu: of Orii=.
3d-Ii Il NOR" durable than any other end
tile ch'ap-~t l"rf'"t rus ever invented.
ih--lhc pre- sure |. Und,r tho control Of the
patient ct all iim.r.
ith. 1t has none Of the injurious result. Of
the metallic ITut.'z.
Gth-lt will perform radical cures when all
others fail.
HI j. worn with ESQ aud comfort nigl,i
and day. which can not lr said iruIhiuiIy Of
auy metallic Truss whatever.
EGpnii"rcc shows that all triuprrcd airing
TTu~scA htr"ES"riy pitt- hppu aud often dit.
eata lHfis al the h"dy that before We l. IN u
TrrncIy h"d:thy condition. Iumhagn and
n:h"r Cqu'lly dl,tr s-ing alm"ni- arc not un.
lTrpu.hliA tno nutArONIn Of Tuch ;rrs-ii - ni,d
~ View Of this iac; II broom, IN ,rtrr II Il, cad.
cd consequence t. avoid like Ca.aIuItivs II pos.
sibiO
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Aug. 81.

Bishop Grace, of tho Catholic do.
crse Of st. Paul, is allowed to select
for tho Indian Agency Of Devils
Lake, in place of Major Forbes, de-
censel. lie will probably decide OH
Monday. Mrs. Forbes, widow of the
late agent. recommends mfr. Nc
LauShlin, her husbands clerk.
Tho miners in the Black Hills from
Bismarck have been heard from.
They represent tho country rich in
mineral wealth. aud diggins OH Gus
tar gulch yield from thirty to forty
dollars per day. According TO their
story parties who have occupied the
country havc nude claim covering all
the land, whom General Crooks las
recognizcd-tley only leaving while
the treaty with the Indians is being
mado and have mn under. landing
with General Crooks chat they are to
return and tulo possession,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
DIED.

ARMER-In Carlhafn, Germany, July IT
lh!5, lie nri' rtn. wife OF L. G ATmer OF Min, "a
I'LL. nsrd 81 years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21

FOLLOWING Is the report OF the bust.
liess transacted Mt tho United States
Miut at Carson City during July, 1875 :
DrpeJHt. Ouners Jdiue,
Gold. .."..r,,......h.iI .s5t .3c6,ISl &c
hNtF''''''''..'...'.'.? 9.6Ft.Ss2 "b9.OH ~
Tdih..". ..Ii3. o37. 2oL....Sa ,UaG 81
CeinaSe and bars executed. ..t9Gi, ;0j 81
4 petition IN in circulation al Austin,
to bs presented TO the Methodist Church
Conference which meets next month,
praying for tho situation Of Rev. j. y.
Hammond M pastor uf tho church in that
city. MIR. Hammond enjoys unusual
popularity In Austiu, but would not do
: for Brooklyn at NIL.
TnE official count of money and
vouchers for money in tho State Trcns.
"Ary is M follows, Coin SG2,2li,S5:
colin v0uchcns, Sl0l. 1883. Currency,
E6G,O9l 10; currency vouchers, $lOI,
600; California State bonds, $50, 900:
United States bonds. $3.50. 800
All tho mills IN Unionyjllc have been
shut down for The present, on account
OF tho scarcity Of water. This throws
ninDy persons out Of employment for
the time boing, aud il serious draw.
back to the place for the present.
7'nE work In removing tho debris IN
the C0nsUlidned mine 1T Ruby Hill. for
tho purpose Of recovering the bodies Of
shS buried men, lIas developed the fact
that tho cave was not 50 extensive rs IL
Vas supposed 10 hc.
Tug call for $4,000, 900 worth OF
bonds wag iaaaed by tho Treasury De-
pariincnt Friday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
AUGuTsA, Ga, Aug. 81

All is quiet at present. One of the
alleged ring leaders is still mt large.
1t is believed there will be no further
trouble. Tho negroes have dispers.
ed, and returned home. 4 man
named Harris and several others have
been arrested.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
LAWRENCE. KAN, Aug. 81.

Tho Lawrence Journal publishes
several items from forty counties OF
the State fully corrOberating the re-
ports, and those already published in
fact. These reports, rs they come in
from week TO week, will unduubtcl-
~ prove better, bnt fear is fealt that
the corn will no ruined from frost, Ms
the weather remains cool forthis sea
son. No grnsshoppcrs are Mt work in
this state /; those represented rs com
ing from the north have passed over
us,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
IELEGRAPHlC.
OMAHA, Mn. Au., 20

pMAnA, SEn., Aug. 20
Tho U. S. District Attorney Inns
brought suit against the administrative
and bondsmen of the late Colonel. +.
u. Taylor, Superintendent Of Indian
affairs, 10 recover $4,000 und interest,
amounting in al to about $50, UUu. De-
PENDANTS claim that they can satisfuc-
torily arrange the matter.
New YORK, Aug. 81.
Gold closed to-day ut l:l3I1. Legal
tenders quiet ut SIS, buying SS1<, sell
ing.
y letter from ST.. Joseph, Missouri,
says Col. W. II. Arthur, General Super
iuteudcut Of tho St. LOUIS, Kansas City
X Northern Il. H., was i'll the city YES
tertlay and gave orders 70 his represent
ativcs to do everything i'll their power to
render the sufferers by Thursdays acct
dent comfortable. lie WAS uccompnn-
led ly John Williams, Attorney for the
Road, and james Howell, Secretary.
They effected settlements with the fol-
lowing parties for damages incurred in
the wreck Lewis Virdcn, II. Il. 0scn-
thali and u. q. Pickcns, st. Louis, Ed
win Ellis, Texas county, W. J. Burnett
and wife, Mattcron, Illinois, Mrs. Mugcr
Hosea and Peter Rcstorcr and wife, st.
Joe, and \. II. lIowrinG and wife OF St.
Charles, Missouri. AL Of the wounded,
Ms far a3 heard from, are disposed to
settle ~ soon us they get we'll enough to
talk business. None Of tho wounded
have rs yet died ard there Is bare pos
sibilty that all will recover.
The failure Of Ford, Ilurty & Co.,
produce dealers on Broad street, has
been announced.
Tho lock and print works at Pas
sino suspended thursday, throwing
800 persons out of work.
Two filubustcr vessels arc now ap
pronching tho Cuban coast with plen-
ty Of arms.
The American Rifle Team is ex-
pectcd TO arrive to-day from Europe.
After their reception and n military
parade they will dine with the Army
and Navy Club. In the evening they
will receive addresses of welcome.
The Department of Justice is pre-
pairing papers to bring suits against
the Barnum Brothers who swindled
the Government out of S23 900 for
clothing for the Marine Company.
\ suit will nlSo be brought against
Captain Maddox.
Rear Admiral Napolcan Collins,
commanding the Pacific fleet, died ut
Callno OH the 9th of August after three
days illness Rear Admiral Wortlen
has been ordered to com mnnd the
sutton. Until his arrival the com
mnnd devolvcs IN Captain Simpson.
The assets of the Graham Brothers,
OF Washington, who suspended | ucs.
day, are Sll0. 900, liabilities 10000
y proposition to accept the note of
the firm for their indebtedness, on
time, receives favorable c0nsidera-
ton
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21
SrINGrIELD, ILL.,. Aug. g

SrINGrIELp, ILL.,, Aug. 81.
The revenue officers have seized
about AZ, 600 cigars, in boxes to-day,
in tho houses of dealers mud manu-.
factnrers The law requires that
stamp should 10 used which bn' ms
nh impression in the box, instead Of
which II stencil bad been used.
CnrcAuo, ILL.,. Aug. 20.
JEFF. Davis las accepted tho invita.
ton Of the Knox county Agricultural
Society TO deliver an address ut
the Knoxville fHir in September.
ATLANTA, Ga Aug 81.
Tho Constitution says the disturb.
anccs wcrH engineered TO influence
tho elections.
The New York HcraM says il will
require tho trial of the prisoners,
which occurs on Monday next, TO de.
tcrmino whether tho negro outbreak
was plot or u panic.
Tho Courier thinks il was plot.
go warrants liavo boon issued, and
80 arrests made.