The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-14

legitimate fruits of their treacherous
cruelty will prove abortive.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports the
people Of Corinne as becoming alarmed
In consequence of tho fnct that bands
OF Indians, representing ShOshonees,
Bnnnocks and Utes, aggregating from
two to three thousand have established
themselves within few miles of the
town into which they make daily incur
slons in large gangs annoying tho citi-
zens by their insolence. Within the
past few days houses on the out. skirts
have been entered during tho absence
OF men and the women peremtorily or
dered to prepare meals for them
They also shut of the water from
the large ditch which supplies the
town with water, and declare they
have come 10 stay; that the whole
Wiley is theirs Brigham Young mud
other Norm ons having given it to them.
1t appears that Mormon Elder bns
been baptizinB these Indiana by hun.
dreds for the Mormon fold and is repor-
ted 10 hive said that he could control
them to the detriment of the gentiles.
The combined actions of the Mormons
and Indians have so excited fears OF al
outbreak that several families have
moved into Corinne and others left the
valley altogether. These facts being
submitted to the Governor n companv
of troops were Immediately sent to
Corinne where thoy will be Temporarily
stationed, se ~, ,.Hs :.
,.....-
OENFEh, Soh aug. 80 eTerai gays
pinSS u pienh "a9 electSo IN Inc Deh-
er C!ty !all' Iprougi "hlcm nnmoer
Sl PRISONERS essaPeo. All OF which
nave Dcen reeHPlnrgq except Evans
mn, W. WIDER ana harry leighton
WHO succeeded IN reaching heeVily
nmperea region! MY miles south' from
@nehce last nignt they were decoyea
Into = collal Whefe tney expected 10 So
for their escape. When they were
within a few feet of tho horses they
were fired upon by sixteen ranchrnnn.
Leighton WIS pierced BY seven bullets
and instantly killed. Hall received
four bullets and died in few hours.
Wilder, whom it ia supnosed received
severe wounds, succeeded in escaping.
and is etill ut large. All three we're OF
She worst class of desperadoes, Hall
had been sentenced TO ten years for muir
dor, and the other two were under in
dictment for similar offences.
AZ, toAu2' AUS 20 hnnshs Wy,
o., sleG ,i suSs me "Gr on tue rates
Northern Railroad and the competing
lines East, hns reached most interest
ing point to the travelling public. The
above named road has cut the rate to
two dollars to st. Louis, and tomorrow
the Hannibal and st. Joseph road will
make the rate from Kansas City to Chi.
cago and Indianapolis five dollars or
ten dollars for the round trim. The
ratio from Kansas City to Cincinnati
has been mnde gil so; to Baltimore and
Washington $3.50, and to New York
twenty dollars
Beaver, Aug THE jury in the
Lee trial disagree and are discharged.
Niho were for acquittNl and three for
conviction Tho Alormons voted solid
for Rcquittal; ono Gentle voted with
the Morrnons. The council for tho dc.
fensa named tho G"ntilo who would
vote for ncquital before the jury left the
court room. The GENTLE who voted
for acqnittal WINS elected foreman Of the
;hS roo ~ i,n MO was u''i ;,'r,. III
WIN mSorer LooTd NJ iho ,ons: S , !,
than wos el;c;taJ On Tho w;tnn"s stan5
Tboro 10 SrcoI roio;c;ng n,nnn~ No.
chnrch nnt6or;iios I;cro e '"'
~ ~ ,'I' w
BEAVER, Aug. l0.-General Maxwell,
anticipating an attempt to rescnc John
y. Ice, started with him last night Mt
viii, sis mounted guards bsnyiIv armed
10 ieft mat In t;no ma grcot ,l;ssoii.foc.
tion exists among tho Siormons Thcy
III, ~, tj,n ost;n,I;o,, ~ H. ,,.stnr',