The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-22

assets are largely in excess Of their
liabilities, and thut the suspension
will be temporary.
The firm Of Charles Clayton & Co.
has been placed in bankruptcy by It's
creditors.
j. d. Slocum, depositor In tho
Western Savings i Trust Company,
has brought suit to obtain the re.
moval of Solon Pattee. tho Receiver,
alleging against him various crook
edness in tho conduct OF the affairs
Of the bank.
Dispatches from various points in
the interior, indicate that the min of
this morning was general throughout
tho State. There ia o good prospect
heee for more of it. ... '.'.,
SAH JOSH, Oct. 16.
Last evening a quarrel took place
at Royal Cattle's place. two and O
half miles southwest OF this city, bo-
tween two Slavonian fruit pickers
named Girnlimo Tomadiele md Jo-
seph Clover, who were at work on
tho premises for Mark Rabassa. It
grew out of jest and ended in tho
death Of Tomrdiele from wounds Mt
the hands of Clover. Glover ran
away after tho affray, but later in the
night cAme and gave himself up to
the Chief OF Police, and is now lin
the county jail.
New York, Oct. IT.
Tho Worlds Cincinnati special
says there is rumor here tonight,
that by unanimous request Of the
Republican State Central Committee
Hayes will resign the Governorship
this week to further his chances for
the Presidency.
In the pool room tonight betting
30 to 55 on Hayes; on general result
100 to 55 that Tilden carries the
State.
The new iron steamship getty of
Chester" built by John Roach &
Sons, to run between San Francisco
and Portland, Oregon, made salts
factory trial trip up the Sound yester.
day, passing through He'll Gate.
This is tho first ocean steamer that
has made tho venture since the ex-
plosiOn. Among tho guests wore
Captain Olerendorf and Mr.. HenGer-
son, Of San Francisco.
Among the notices rend by Mr..
Beecher from the pulpit yesterday
morning was ono informing the Con-
gregntion that the Womon's Union
Missionary Society wonld hold n
three days Convention this week in
Rev DR.. Storrs' church. Arriving at
that point Deecher hesitAted mo-
ment,. and then said impressively:
II am sorry that tho place selected
to hold this Convention is one that
will necessarily prevent many OF you
from attending. OF all tho places
which might have beon selected, I
think there is somo ono whero It
would not have been an offense for
us to CO." .............. ......
The Allegretti Refrigerator Com
pnny yesterday received consign-
ment of grapes from the vineyard Of
W. D. West, Of Stockton. California,
which was transported in refrigor-
ator built by tho Allegrotti. The
fruit was shipped on tho Goth and mr..
rived yesterday, perfectly frosh and
sound.
CHARLEsToS, s. O. Oct. II.
Tho joint canvass Of Charleston
county by the Democrats and Ropubli-
cans, which hos been progressing somo
days, resulted in sc.ioas colliaion
ut Camboy, about nino miles from
horo. It hod boon agreed that both
whites and blncks should attend tho
meeting without arms. During tho
speaking on nltercAtion nrose botwoeu
two individuals Of opposite parties.
A shot having been fired by ono Of
them the negroes belonging to tho
State Militia, and composing largo
majority Of the meeting, secured
their muskots, which woro sccrotod
noar By, and volloy was fired into
tho unarmod whites from tho bushes
skirting tho noighboring rsvinos.
Tho whites. being fow in number,
and altogether Iuprcparod for q fight
rotrcatcd TO stoamor which had
brought them from tho city; but not
before two OF thoir number wero
killed. and fourteen wounded. Tho
doad wero left IN possession Of tho
negroes. About oighty armed whitOs
loft tho city this evening for Cnmboy
to recover tho bodies and 10 afford
protection TO tho whites OF TINT vicin.
ity, who aro IN dread OF being
attacked or burned out.
ST, PAUL. Oct. II.
A Pioneer PreW special from Biz.
marok maya tho Indinns nt Standing
Rock signed tho treaty relinquishing
tho Blnok Hills, on Wednesday. The
ironiv tvha "a fnr ,poi;nod n, ooI o.