The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-02
TelegraphiC.

EpIISoIfe In VashIngton.
W~AsuISoToS, Sept %.
The cpizootic has made its appear
ance here again in IL very mild form.
There are but few horses i'll the city nc,
affected.
Cold Poison md Death.
NoRw1cH, CoHS.,, Sept. 30.
Richard Robinson. who murdered
Mrs. Dixon IL week ago, died this morn-
ing ut 9:2O i'll the county Jail, where he
had been removed from the police head
quarters at the time VI his arrest. lie
drank n small quantity of muriatic acid,
from the effects Of which he died. He
acknowledged that lie committed the
murder.
The Texas Cyclone.
NEW IoRK, Sept. 30.
y Houston. Texas, special says the
truck OF the recent cyclone is everywhere
visible i'll that locality. Railroads sus-
tanned great damage, streams were flood
ed, subiuersing the low ground and up
roofing trees. Crops along the line suf-
fcred severely, and in some places the
damage was from one-sixtcenth to one
tenth Of the entire crop. The railways
are being rapidly repaired. Three
Schooncrs sunk near Galveston Friday
night. They were driven by the gale
against the new railroad bridges, which
ware demolished.
AIonitnry-HInik cts-DroSNnrd-RRn-
road Collision.
New YonK, Sept. 80. .
Tho gold market was feverish yester-
day, closing in the afternoon Mt l:lT1I.
Legnl tenders quiet, ut Sc buying, and
S6tI selling. London kilograms quote
new U. ). . per cent. bonds ut l:Oi5t;
cOnsOls, 81.
Brendstutf fair and steady; flour, dull;
wheat, firm, old No. . Chicago store,
l:22 "a Lila, Milwaukee store, l:aG;
corn, easy, new sales mixed western,
G9T a. 7OlI; oats, quiet, good to prime,
1914 a. 4G; Rye, nominal; barley, steady,
prime sound state, l:2O; barley malt,
quiet; pork, higher; lard, steady, 1897;
dry goods steady.
At Glnscoe, Long Island, on Tuesday
night, DIR. Geo. Is. Protcus, late pastor
of II church in Brooklyn, and Lewis
Barknmcn We're drowned by the cupsiz-
ing of n bout.
BY II collision on the Hamilton &
Dayton Railroad the train was demolish-
ed. Two men were killed and another
fatally injured.
Thought to be In Danger.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.
Officials Mt the Interior department
are of the opinion that the Commission
ers sent to negotiate for the sale of the
Black Hills IRE in danger of nh attack
by the Indians. Additional troops will
be ordered to that vicinity. The Indi-
IL are not in good temper.
State ConvcntIon-Crnsed.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 30.
Before the Republican State Conven-
ton yesterday, Ece-Prcsidcnt Wilson,
as the chairman, made II political reform
and hard money speech.
The disturbances ut Fall River have
ceased, and I'LL the mills arc running.
The help has increased. .rs
Dnmngrs-TnkesIt-TurItry OwnsUr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Term.
-vIctory-AIa.onic Congress.
LONDON, Sept. 30.
The damage to the crops by the flood
is reported to be enormous i'll Lon9iord,
Kerry md Tippcrary counties. At Cork
the Hoods have snbsided, but it is be,
lievcd several persons were lost. .
1t is reported that the Sublime Porte
has notified the Scrviun Government
that tic Is about to occupy the Islnnd Of
Little Redoubt, III the river Dorina
which is claimed by Servia. The Ser,
Wan Government opposes the project
The Government of Turkey admits
the necessity Of reforms in its PROVING.
ca, and has decided to Introduce them
throughout the empire, and is of the
opinion that the foreign cabinet should
USE no diplomatic points, but aim ut the
paciiicntIun OF the instruction.
Tie steamer FillG dc lIilbUa, from
Liverpool to Havana, has been wrecked
near Jrcste. Two lives were lost.
ETie stock advanced to fifteen dollars.
a special from IteUgust says the in.
surgchts will consent only 10 trent Will
q commission appointed by Euro.
pcan Powers, but before making any
treaty they vii! insist on III HrInistict
during negotiations,
Latest adyiccs from the sent Of war In
Spain state thHt the Alphonist troops IN
u heavy force have attacked and defeat.
cd the Carlist forces ut Santiago, will
great loss.
1t is proposed to hold n Free Masuns
Congress, with delegates from all over
tho world, i'll this city in 1871.
No MISUNDERSTANDING.
MONTREAL, CANADA, Sept. 80.
In the Guiburd case, the grand jury
found no bill against the fifteen I,ersOns
accused Of participation in the cemetery
riot,
a passenger train oil the Richmond,
DInmmUnd Il ArthabnscO Railroad, in
Lower Cuuadn, ran OH the track on
Tuesday night. Ten persons were kill,
cd and thirteen badly wounded. II il
stated TINT II rail wnS put across tho
Track BY some malicious person,
Call to Arms.
VIESSA, Sept. 30.
Tho Belgrade official journal issues q
call for the Scryinns to return from
abroad and rally around the ling Of their
country.
Another CoIIIcry Disaster.
PorrsvfLLE, PA, Sept. 30.
Ahout 7:3D o'clock this morning nj
explosion of gas occurred in the Anchor
coiliCry, near Glen CardCu. killing Jns.
Adams and Arthur d. ltarland, and 81.
riousiy Injuriny Michael Butler. The