The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-09

learned Of the movements north Of the
column.
SAN Francisco, July s.
Tho procession yesterday was the
argest ever had in the city. being over
Two hours in passing one point. Many
t nturcs were i'll the line which made it
Of nm imposing character.
Fourteen fire alarms have been given
since Monday, NIL caused by fireworks.
The heaviest loss was 81 500. .....
The Carnival ball last night was not
much Of success; although n large
number Of spectators witnessed it.
They were very few original characters.
The great bulk of the dancers wore
dominocs. and poor ones at that.
Tho celebration winds up with nn il
Illumination and torch-lisht procession
tonight, for which extensive prcpara-
tiOns hive been made.
To-day is made rs much holiday Ms
yesterday, none of the factories aud but
few business houses being open.
A mRn named Page, u brakeman on
the Southern Pacific Railroad, WAS
stabbed and killed last night, ut the
corner of Mission and Third streets, by
oohAS uAhhOhh lcISOu.
New YORK, July 3.
After the lnpse of three. years, work
has been resumed OH the wreck of the
sunkcn frigntc, Hussar near Port Nor
ris, to obtain treasure amounting to
81 10000 buried in the vessel. \
general survey of the wreck was made
on Saturday, by Mr.. Cook, q diver Of
San Ernn.iyn,N l.
the old frigato left. There remains
worm-eatcn kcels.. knees and planking
below the copper line, nll OF which is
covered with thick deposit Of sand
and mud. The money is supposed to
be in The ships TREASURY. There is II
solid mass Of kcntlctlge and shinglc
ballast which, by the action of the wa
ter has became SO conglomcrated that
II is III hard rs iron, and has to be drill
led to blast through. The Hussar ar
rived with the irigntc Marcury nj this
port November %, 1850. She carried
money TO pny of the British troops,
but on arriving here tho money,
amounting to $500, QUO wns all trans
ferred to the Hussar, which also took
ON board seventy American prisoners
and set sail for New London. The
Commander determined to make the
passage through He'll Gate, but failed,
the vessel struck OH Pot Rock and the
swift current swept her helplessly
against Randall's Island, when she be-
came unmanageable. The Captain de-
cided to beach her in Il Inarshy curve
below Port Morris, with the assistance
Of another vessel, md went shore on
high tide. She was fastened by haw-
scr to some trees, and us the tide re-
cGded, the strain forced the cables to
part, and some Of the trees were pulled
went over the ledge and sunk III 100
feet Of water. There she has been
every since.
Panama dates to the Odd of June
say the Columbian Congress has enact
cd that the election Of President shall be
held on Monday throughout the States.
The issue Of 81, 200, 900 of new bonds
by Chill is contemplated. The mcas-
urc Is unpopular.
Bolivian advices state that Dosn has
started to subdue the provinces appos-
ed to his assumption OF the Presidency
\ decisive battle is expected at Cone
haboIuba soon.
The steamer Dacia is duo Mt yulparai.
SO with the cable to he laid between
Chill and Peru. by this cable Per-,
will DO in connection with London.
BELGEADE, July 3.
The Servian army yesterday coE-
mcnced ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the southeastern
frontier, and it is reported occupied
some important strutegical positions on
Turkish Territory; slight skirinish CO.
cured without results.
The Serviaus yesterday crossed the
frontier at three points. The places
nre not mentioned, but from the posi-
ton OF their forces, il may DO presumed
the points nre AlcXinOis, LcSti.o. and
some point OH the Drena, simultaneous
ly.
Dnlmatia telegraphs that the Prince Of
Montenegro lei his army into Her
ZegOvina yesterday.
.. .. LONDON, July 8.
The Pail Mill Gazette to-day con-
cludcs gloomy lender OH tho war as
follows: 1t is to he war OF raccs and
religion. This is what they arc irwin.
to make Of il. This is the concention
of 1t which will he instilIcd into the
minds Of tho vassal population Of Tur-
key who nrc not likely to faint for want
OF stimulcnts. Az such il will DO re-
gnrdcd in Turkey, and rs such it will
he hnilcd by the sympathiZcrs in our
own country. II there is anything
wrong in regarding this outlook with
apprehension ana dislike, SIC are wrong.
Nothing Mt present gives us more con
Germ than tho prospect upon which wo
have already entered of seeing in Eng
land diversion Of opinion and suuti-
Incnt TO which the clnshiDg Of sympathy
Tor tho North or South during tho
American war was ns nothing.
ScrYia Inns suspended foreign telc-
graphic services.
Austria has notified Scrvin TINT she
will not place amy obstacles in the way
OF Turkish troops reaching the Scryinn
frontier by way of the Danube.
Tho Austrian Cx-GcncrGl Strntin-
ur0yitch has been appointed second in
command Of the Scryian corps ut Ajax
inatcZ.
Scrvin Inns notified tho Powers thRl
unless they declare the Danube neutral,
and prevent the Turks using il for mil
itnry operations, Sorvia will Obstruct II
with torpcdocs.
SALT LAKE, July 5---1l:30 p. III.
a special, via Helena, from Slillwa
ter, Montana, July I'd, says scout fol
General Gibbons has just arrived, dirCc
from tho Little Horn. Gen. GUSTAV
found Hm Indian camp OF about 1900
lodges, and Immediately attacked ii
Gustav took fiyo companies and charge,
the tickcst portion of tho camp. Major
Reno commanded tho other seven com
panics, and charged the lower portion
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