The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-27

ants may have pleaded guilty and be
convicted by jury till he hos heard ey-
idence in all cases now awaiting.
Meantime the prisoners will be ordered
into tho custody of the Marshal. Tic
Court nsked for $50, 900 bail in addition
to the $4,000 already given by nc.
Donald. As bnil .could not be Obtained
tonight, the prisoner WIS pIscetf IN
charge Of the: Marshal. ETE
GALvEs4aS, Te1ap, nov. %.
Adviccs from BroYnsvillc to-day
state that on Saturday. Cuptnin Nc.
Nnlly waa entrenched ION the Mexican
side OF the river under projection Of the
guns from this side, whilo tleJrI wnst q,
prospect Of Federal troops CROSSING. Ho
remained to hold the passage, when
positive orders were received not to
cross. Captain McNally returned with
his whole command. He extorted
promise from the Mexican authorities
that they should deliver the stolen cnt-
tie, and thieves, if caught.
LATEn.-lt Ia stated That yesterday,
tho 2lst. the Mexicans delivered seven.
ty-tivc head Of cattle nt RinggoId Bar
rucLs. All quiet today.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. %.
A kerosene oil lamp exploded in a
ahoemaker's shop kept By Conrad Soig-
Ter, last evening, and injured six per-
SOUS. One named George ABhmcr will
probably die.
TORONTO, Nov. %.
John Brown (colorcd) wus arrcsted
for grossly nssaulting highly respect
L., l., T.
teeth and filed her mouth with dirt.
A hand of disguised men took him
from the Sheriff and hanged him,
SoUTu BEND, Ind, Nov. %.
On Friday evening female printer
who had been discharged from the
Morning Hcraid, sought the editor of
that paper, Chus. II. Murray, fer the
purpose Of chastising him, in which sho
was foiled. On Saturday tho UerGiG
published an account of the affair,
charging her with loose habits, and
coupled with her Wm. A, Palmer,
Justice of the Peace, in criminal in
timncy. Palmer with q large horse
pistol met. Murray and shot him, the
ball going through the body and lodging
i'll the walk. Murray is alive with but
faint hopes Of surviving, Threats OF
lynching are indulgcd in. Palmer has
been lodged in jRil. -a5l.5
San FRANC1sco, Nov, 10. !.
The President Of the Jocky Club suys
the race will como off on Thanlksgivinp
If the weather remains clear in the
meantime md the horses nrc in con-
dition. Wildidle has the rbizootic, and
it IL feared others mny ge z.fccted. ~. Z
On the steamer Mikado, which ar-
rived on Saturday, were Capt. Graves
wife and two children, wrecked near
Cape Horn, Aug. 18th. md picked up
after eighteen days' suffering in boat
with five seamen, by the ship Syren,
OF Boston, for Honolulu. The long
boat, containing nineteen officers and
men belonging TO tho ship. had not
been heard from since the abnndou-
ment Of the vessel.
The steamer Miludo, from Sydney,
via Auckland, Honolulu and New South
Wales, snys great interest has been OK
cited by the receipt Of letters from mis-
sionaries stationed ut New Guinea,
announcing important discoveries there,
on river named Baxter, which was
traced for ninety miles, md found to
have depth OF from two to eighteen
fathoms. There are evidences OF
cultivation on its banks, consisting of
enclosed lands, cropped with tobaeco
and sugnr cane. Immense unknown
birds mud tracks Of bnffalo were seen.
portion OF tho MacLenry expedition
has since gone there, and il is expected
details will be received from there in
few months. su
Tho recent ruins hayo caused tho
breaking of two reservoirs near Sonora,
Tuoiomno county, carrying away num-
Dor OF bridges, houses and drowning
several Cinnamon. Travel hns been
stopped.