The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-21


CCEI$TE dispatch Of the 18Th SAYS:
All the Indians left this morning. linl
left las; night and was seen ia Ogden
early this morning. lie left everything
in the canip-hcd. blankets and cooking
utensils. There Is no one in the camp
bat two Mormon nnys, who claim 10
have charge. Til" Indians are surro-
srd to have gone TO brigham City. Set
tiers s;iy that the Indians were crossing
Bear river nearly all night. The chief
(Hnn%wicl) told the cntcrprctrr DE
mars that hr could not trust the Nor
mon Hill. lie heap lir." and WANT
al in ic friends viii! the Captain (Cnpt.
CHrpcnt0r). He said that the MoTmons
had deceived them about the land, and
pr"lnlncd tn give them all the land in
Lear River Valley, and the Indians
fpunl that the United States govern
mcnt own it and not the Mormons.
Brigham. Voting - decidedly at IL dis
count with his red brethren. They arc
beginning to believe him and his pcoplc
to h" ms big frauds ns the Gcntilcs,
know him to lie. The Indians huvin.
left. ia" detachment Of the Fourteenth
Infantry Will leave tomorrow.
llALIrAx, Nova Scotia, nfyiccs Of the
18th inform Us that II report is in circu-
lniiun "i a horribl" crime, committed
tw" years ago, which only now cuInc tu
light from the confession uf a sailor
NAMED Greenwood. The SCHOONER MAY
l.. JONES sailed fr"n ClS d, iiy,r. Shell
borne N Co., for Boston. AMI two sisters
named Sutherland we're rn,,rII,.pry.
shortly ai!,r sailing, the two women
were hrnihily outraged by the Captain
and crew, except Ia" man who nov: tells
the story They were thee !.iilrd and
their hUdl"5 thrown Ovcriunrd. The
crew afterwards landed in their boat on
til" r""St. ;:nd ported thut the vessel
met heavy weather and was thrown on
her hr'm ends. nud III" Young women
drowned III Tia" cabin. Iiu, the vessel
subsequently Gglit-d int" BaIimatun
Hay. Fhr d"rk load WIS still on. and
no appearance Of her having been on
her bu"n ends. and mn bodies IL the
cabin. Ih" captains name is Swain,
ANA is now bound to II New Brunswick
port. where he will he arrested ON nr-
rival.
HrrwrrH and O'Clock this Iacfu.
ing. Will" II little iiIl manned Lizzie
iHrAlu'ul, Residing in Upper Austin.
Jut back "f TIA" China garden. WIS at
tempting tu li,h: lire by the sid of
'ral-uil au explosion occurred. covering
her person with hurriu" oil. Hen
screams attracted attention. and the
tln'U'" w"r" rNtiuEui~h,d. hat !pt be-
fore sh" w'E 50 terribly burned al TO
render II extremely imrrDimhl" that tho
viii survive. In IMu,,lui,u WITS called
III :" w;t'ni III" sufferer. AMI dill what
VA" im his power for ll.r TrIiyf. bat he
con'l'!DI" in" C;l"" h0r.ir-E From the
face d'"uaard III, body Of ihoru,rIi,tir
'ht"-: J., '..".Hily burned. her iacn has.
u': escaped lululE, uHIus pI"bu,,ly f.
her u1rii"'iIY"iy huyITg Covered It with
h"r arms and hands. !,hr - the dnugh-
ter "t u poor wo"r-huuirr. Who !, III
poor rircWm1Hnrrs..-l Ry,Irilr, II.
TnE Executive Committee Of the Wrs.
term Union Telegraph Conpnmy recently
appointed a cniuaIt(co to confer with
IT." r,prrs ntI,ivcs Of Tia" Atlantic 4
pnciiic Telegraph Company IN regard to
The c"iir"bhHii"H ri Interests. II, rc-
gard 60 th" negotiation for the cnugnIi.
daiIom with TIA Atlantic II rmriGc Com.
rauy, rrc>ldcnt Unom suys: J nm no;
pT' pared To- make nny G;gi"inru. IN re-.
Eaid I" ih" meetings.. and Vic" prr.i.
dent Gr"'m says Ii" don't think il Ii.ht
thni TIA" ""n'sS Ui the convention, ia all
it, details, should hc revealed without
the rrimis'iom OF tho President.
The ncw freight tariffs oi the west.
nn ndrmc" on previous rat,a. wont into
cit"ct Friday u,cr four trunk lines, the
Now York Central, Eric. Pennsylvania.
aud BalllmUr" aud Ohio Railroads..
Passenger rates w.rG undo uniform
moro than T;X weeks n,:o. Frci.:hl
agents nrr not permitted 60 mako con.
tracts for mon" thnu ton days uud"r tho
Urful.'TiugV'l