The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

foreign military Attaches shall pro-
coed at once to tho seat Of wnr to
settle the line Of demnrkation be-
ween the opposing forces,i! 3EYlii,.i
=" = HAVANA. Oct. 81. -
Advioes which arc gradually arriv-
ing from tho interior, describe the
effects Of the late hurricane rs very
disastrous. The sugar crop which
promised to he very abundant, will
DO much reduced. tia ~ stalEs
:.. CoSsTASTINorLE, Oct. 81. a..
It is officially stated that tho Turk.
isk troops have entered Xlexinatz
after several days fighting. s. -
PARIS. Oct. 81. =
Advices from Constantinople last
night say that the armistice was not
then signed, but its signature was re-
girded rs probable. .a,-. 3, so,
An official dispatch from st. Peters
burg, announcing that tho Russian
ultimatum had been presented to
Turkey, has created great excitement
in financial circles hero, and Consols
have declined one-half per cent, with
depressed feeling in all classes of
European securities. Tho peaceful
outlook is vanishing, and the war
feeling is revived. - - ~
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1. Z. 3
Reports reached here of the lynch
ing of two horse thieves. named Full
ton and Hundley, in Wyandotte
county, Kansas, Sunday morning, by
q Vigilance Committee, who stated
that three moro of tho bnnd have
been captured anl served tho same
way.
. New ORLEANS, Nov. L.
At meeting last night ut st. Pat
rick's Hall, i'll discussing Tilden's
recent letter on Southern Claims,
Hon. Zemmes, late Confederate States
Senator, said: "Now what do we
expect in tho caso of the success of
Mr.. Tilten ? Do we expect to have
our Confederate bonds or currency
paid Do We hope for compensation
for emancipated slaves 2 Do We hope
for compensation for tho ravnges of
war? Do we hope for the refunding
of the cotton ta12 Do We hope for
eztravagant appropriations of public
money Us n douceur for withholding
this dsmand2 2 No! We hope, for
mono of these things. No sensible
uruh III She South evor dreamed of
making such demands. I aincetcly
believe that all such would vote
against suclI demands.
BISMARCK, Nov. /. 4
General Miles had successful
fight after an unBuccessful council,
with Sitting Bull, on the 22d ult.,
on Cedar creek, killing and wound
ing number of Indians, his own
loss being two wounded. He chased
the Indians about sixty miles when
they divided, one portion going to-
ward tho Agencies, and Sitting Bull
toward Fort Peck. General Miles
following. General Hazer has gone
to Fort Peck with four companies OF
Infantry and rations for Miles. Sit
ting Bull crossed the river below
Fort Peck OH tho 2Dlh ult., and sent
word to the Agent that lie was COM
ing in and would be friendly, but
wanted ammunition. i..'.. -" ,.L p,
ORLEANS, Ky, Nov.1.
A fearful rain storm took place in
this region commencing Saturday
morning. aud continuing till neerly
daylight on Monday morning. Tho
ruin was o perfect flood, tho water
not pouring down rs usunl in drops;
but IN perfect sheets. Tho ground
rosemblod lake, tho water having
poured down until tho town was
flooded. Tho water roso rs high MS
tho window tops and ns yct has fallen
but little. In addition to tho do
struction Of household goods, barns,
stables, oto., largo lots OF cattle,
horses, hogs, otc. wero drowned.
Chicago, Nov. !.
Official reports OF tho battle bo-
tween Sitting Bull, Bull Eagle, John
Sons Ares, Standing BoOr, Gnul and
White Boar, on Cedar crook, tho gon-
eral results Of which arc given in
bismarck dispatch, state tho num-
hor Of Indians known to DO Eillod nro
iivo. Tho report concludes: "G believe
this matter can l'o Gloss now by Wig
orOns work; sUmo cavalry Is indis.
pcnsiblc."
Tho Chronicle this morning prints
All interview with tho attorneys fot
tho Trustees Of tho Lick estnto, rola.
tive to tho recent application Of Johu
ii. Lick for lottnrs Of administration
Of his lato fathers estate. Tho attor.
noy said tho proceeding wns perfectly
rightNnd proper, and that Mr.. Lich
was tho only person entitled to lottorf
on his fathers estate; that tho grant.
ing Of letters might DO contested, but
ho thought IL hardly probable. He
said that tho only fight plaintiff could
mako, would bO TO astomPt to prove
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