The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-09-11
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Observation-Disclosures Preach
"r-:lissi>'ippi Appeals for Aid
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NV YoEE. Sent. Q.

| Fire.
| NV YoEE, Sept. ..
4 number Of irjunctious have been
issued by TIE supreme court Of New
York City against the Secretary of the
Treasury TO prevent the payment of GER
tain claims. This causes much annoy
ancc to the Secretary whois determined
to have the opinion Of the United States
Attorney General on the question.
The sixth annual Industrial EXPOSE
ton opened ut Cincinnati. Ohio. ycstcr-
day. undo. the most favorable auspices.
Mrs. Sears. residing two miles from
Memphis. Tennessee, committed suicide
yesterday by tying ribbon around he.
neck So tight as TO produce strangula-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Wcndcrnan, seventy-five
years OF age, residing on Concord street,
Memphis, committed suicide last night
by taking s;rychniue.
Al Grernville, Kentucky, the bank of
| Hancock & Co. was robbed OF S2,7O0
night before Last.
Rev. W. W. Randall, known ms the
revival preacher, was arrested ut Water
| vile, Maine, for altering and passing
one dollar national bank notes changed
| TO fivrs.
y dispatch was received by the Presi-
dent from Governor AIncs Of Mississippi
! relative to the late troubles there and
requesting to know il his proclamation
of Dcctmbcr last is still i'll force i'll that
State for its protection, aud stating that
they require aid from the Government.
The President replies that il is not in
force.
Lcrctte & BlaisdeIl's box factory and
CrugSes sash and blind factory were
burned Mt Syracuse, New York, last
night, Loss about 5000
GoId-AlcOrn's VIcws-Suspen,IcL-T
be AIdcd-NYehstcr'S IIamc-kIIlrd-
Erie ItnIIrond-C
llabItuaI DrunISuri-C hurIry Huss
NEW ioRK, Sept. 10.
Gold opened yesterday morning at
l:l5t.. Legal tenders quiet, buying ut
$50 and selling at S7t!.
In recent interview with Senator Al
com, of Mississippi, he said there was
bad blood existing between the rnccs
and parties. He considers Governor
| AIncs yindictlvc and not actuatcd by uny
kind feeling toward his people, and
charges the Democrats with his election.
W. \. Curing ~ Co., flour and grain
dealers at Baltimore, have suspended.
! Liabilities not over $4,000.
President Grant has taken all neccs.
sary steps TO give protection to the peo-
pie Of Mississippi, and will call out the
military If deemed necessary and con-
sistcnt with constitutional provisions.
Daniel Webster's home at Marshiicld,
Massachusetts,, was destroyed by fire
| yesterday.
At Shailburn Falls, Massachusetts, n
veteran soldier while returning from III.
| pension agents office was killed by Il
highwnyman. The soldiers name was
Riley FarnsaOr.
Sir T.. Watkins, representative Of the
English shareholders and bondholicrs
in the Erie Il. L., has sailed for Eng
land having completed his business.
Three OF the American directors will
probably resign.
The Washington Republican has M
article setting forth that the Centennial
Exposition is i'll danger and may fai
altogether or he postponed, on account
Of the appropriately Of General Joseph
H"wley, Of Connecticut, the president Of
the board Of dir. ctOrs. This appears
somewhat sensational.
General Spinner has accepted the Re.
publican nomination for State controller
III New York.
Henry 4. Hoffman, q lad Of lG year,
who lately fell heir to some go, UOl
Of his parents property, having fallcr
into bad company became 80 dlssipateo
that lie cannot take care Of himself Ul
property aud II has been taken care ot
by II society FOR the prevention Of cruel
IS to children. The court has lately
placed the property III the hands of d
surrogate FOR protection. \ jury Of If
teen citizens pronounced the boy al
habituui lruuknrd.
! \ Herald special from Philadelphi.
gives III full anonymous letters address
ell Ia Mr.. Ross by the HbduCtOrs Of Iii.
son Charley. The letters demand mon
| ey before restoring the child and say.
that putting detectives OH his track vii
only defeat his plans. II any approach
WAS made to the place where they hue
hidden the child il would bc the sigma
for his instant assassination. MUnrI
alone COuld bring him out alive. III
letter dated July 9th the hhduciurs de
inamd $2U,U00 for the childs release
They ask Mr. Ross for an answer to III,
letter personally. In Il Subsequent let
tuI iir, submit form ui answer To- b,
used by Mr. loss. The letters are by
turns explanatory and nrguinrntatiyc.
Indian MATTERS.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Sept. 8.
| A telegram from Brauurd to tho Dis
patch says company of soldiers from
Font Ripley passed there yesterday
morning for Loeb Luke. Agent White
head, VINO went with tho troops. is dc
tcrnincd to have the Indian Sturgeon
and his followers arrested and the troop,
remain there, II necessary. through The
payment of unnuitius. 10 accomplish
this object your correspondent met tive
Loeb Lake Indians yesterday, knuam NJ
| good Indians, having adopted the habIi,
| OF white men To u certain extent, nnt
who Witnessed the first OF the outbreak
| They uuythnl the movement VAS H.,
| by u young chef NAMED StruH! Sky
Sturgeon being second in command
These Indians say that the movement
was approved by The head Chief nnC
nearly all the IndInus. that Strong Sky
| gathered u small hdnd of young Indian,
about him and commenced dcIrcdn
tiuns, determined. US hG said. Ia raise
disturbance that wonld bring about M
Investigation IN which Some men nj
Washington could he Taught 10 icmr
their complaints. What these were tn,
indians profess not to know. They
claim that the uithrcuk was u rockies,
nilnir. without tn" slightest cause, al
their wants having been promptly nj
tended To by Agent Whitehead, VIII,