The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-09-11

| from the Indian Quccne mine, $9,gOt
was received.
At II special meeting of the San Fran
cisco Stock Board $25, 900 was subscriL.
cd to the syndicate funl for reestublish.
ing tho Bank of California. No time
was fixed for opening the Board for bu.
sinesS.
LONDON, Sept. 3.
The Carlist General Dorrcgarry while
trying to force n passage has been de-
ieatcd with loss .Of 1900 men. ~
1t is said that the evidence is daily
growing stronger that England is de-
termined to make the AGnrgora murder
pretext for seiZing and anuexins Bur-
mnh.
Gold-i PIRnlS- EnInI ASsnuIt-IIc-
ward-Bmmk oInIIrrs-Culor In the
schools - Cumberland - Peaches -
Damaged,
NEW IoRK, Sept. 7.
Gold was very strong yesterday, clos
ing ut l:l5. Legal tenders quiet; buy
ing ut Sdt1 anu selling at S7H.
Saratoga special says M anti third
term plank Will be included i'll the plat
form Ia he adopted by the RepubIlcan
State Convention Wednesday,.
John kelehnn assaulted Michel Sci
gen ut IS Ferry street this morning with
carbine, inIiIcting u terrible wound OH
the hend. from tlIe ELECTS Of which he
will probably die. Kelehan hns escap-
cd.
The Mayor hns offered reward of
Sl,uO0 iur the apprehension Of the
murderer OF j. II. Noe, who WIS muir
dcrcd August 22d.
The Evening Mail Graphic and Wilkes
spirit make cupious extracts from the
Ala and Ch Onlclc Of the Bunk Of Cali
iiornln' difficulties and compnre it with
the paftisun and hostile reports Of the
Hssociuted press sent during the excite
acni. The Graphic says: The press Of
the country WAS used last Week i'll tho
interest oi stock spectators aS is appa-
rent to any onG who will take the
trouble Of reading cXtIns.
In The case of the colored man in
Brooklyn, New York, who applied for u
mandnmus compelling the board of edu-
cation to ndlnit his child at the schUo
set apart for white children, Judge Gil
bert, while rcscrvinS his decision, said
the system Of public school education
was established for the public and all
persons had access to it, and the board
of education Ind no power to exclude.
Extensive preparations have been
madc in Ithicn, New York, for tho ap-
pronching annual gathering Of the society
Of the Army Of the Cumberland. Pres
ident Grant and Generals Sherman and
Hooker with other notaLlcs will be
there.
The peaches that were sent by the
steamer Ohio from Philadelphia to Liv-
erpool packed in ice became rotton ut
sen September I'd, the ice giving out
August 2Sth.
Late heavy rains damaged the wLeat
crop heavily i'll Minnesota.
Terrific storm.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Sept. 7.
This part Of the country was visited
last Sunday evening by u terrific wind
storm TINT did much damage both in
the county and city. The wind came
from the southwest and continued to
blow for about nn hour. Trees we're
nprooted, stocks Of grain were blown
down while others were unroofed. In
the city many shade trees were blown
down and the German church lost its
steeplc. The loss Of logs in the river
nnd tile damage 10 the pockets Of lum-
her men will bc considerable. Several
sniling vessels were on the lnke ut Win
nchago and two Of them dragged anchor
and driftcd Oh to the east shore. Capt
WIN. Thompson, Of the schooner Wuik-
or, WIS missed during she storm and
those on board supposed to have fallen
ovcrbonrd mn drowned. In the mOrn-
ing, while drawing in some lines thnt
were dragging i'll the water, Thompsun's y
belly was hauled in, it having become
entangled i'll the lines.