The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-30

neice were rescued. but the children
we're lost by the uudertow. The Pro-
fcssor was crazed by the cvept, md
sought to jump back iuto the stream NJ.
ter he was taken out! The bodies are
not'yet found. - g. Isl
bA NkW Yotx, April %.
"a committee fromSthe PANAMA Rail-
noad and also from the Pacific Mall
Company have been called to meet to-
day with a view, il possible. Of adjust
inG the difficulties between them.
The Herald concludes that Gov. Til
den has every reason 10 DO satisfied with
the results of the Utica Convention.
The delegates arc bound AS effectively
to support Tilden as il explicitly di.
rected to give him their votes. As
things now look, Tilden is far ahead Of
his Democratic competitors in tho
Presidential race. o., -....-.......
'fn. Is .u 'g'sr CHICAGO, April %.
A returned miner from the Black
Hills says the Indians attacked thrco
teams belonging to General Campbell,
OF Eankton, near the foot OF the Hills
on the 18th inst, and under cover OF
night rnhitched tho horses and escaped
to Gustav City. On returning with re-
Inducements where the wagons were
left, they, with their contents, werc
found In the same condition rs when
deserted by the frightened, transfers,
and were taken 10 Gustav City. q
1t Is understood that Emery 4. Storrs,
Of this city, will defend General Bah
cock against the indictment for safe
burglary, and that the trial will take
place in June. @' r. ''s '
" The 7Tnes states that Edwin S. Piper,
the noted forger who, has just finished
his term In the Vermont peuitentiary,
IS soon to commence legal proceedings
against prominent police official in
Milwaukee for money held in trust.
Piper states That he left his gains with
the said official for the sake Of protec-
ton. '-'1' - - .'".''. -
n 2" WISoxA, Min, April IS.
All the Eagle booms in Chippewa
river went out yesterday. The piers re-
main with jam OF forty million feet of
logs. The jam hns gone out nf the
Point Greek booms, but thcre is n hun
dred million feet III the Union Com
pany's Works, and $50 men are at work
breaking it. b ....'.. ~ a7,' 81. .flf'a. =
..., EAU CLAIRE, Wis, April 2S.
The log jams at Point Creek Rapids
and Chippewa Falls, broke yesterday
morning, and logs have been running
Mi day Mt the rate of three hundred
million to four hundred million feet per
hour. About one-hnlf uf these have
been caught i'll Half Moon Lake, md
the balance nre scattered through the
woods and over the flats below here. I'd,
81. SEDALIL, No., April %.
A boy, believed to be Charley Ross, is
now ut Sherman, TeIns. Hc answers
every description, except tho reported
size. lie recognized his fathers and
brother Willie's pictures. He was first
heard OF in Texas, Mt Burlington, and
was followed to Eufaula, Indian Terri
tory, and taken from woman named
Ross. Sho says his nnme is Hirnm
Ardiff. The boy gives nothing OF his
parents or his residence. Mr.. Ross is
expected there to-day to identify him.
rHr COLUMBUS. Ohio, April 2S.
The trial of Rev. q. A. Kendrick,
charged with seducing Fannie Bush,
aged IL years, OH tho 7th Of August,
1875, began here yesterday. A lnrgc
crowd Is in attendance. The testimony
thus far is very strong against him.
louisville. Pm, April IS.
The sulphur in the Tunnel Colliery
near Ashton, caught fro yesterday. kill
ing p. W. Gillespie and seriously iujur
ing ]. NJ. Mcdonald, j. Williams, ami
several other miners. ....r. ...n. z 3.
a...gl.l ilaa WASHINGTON, April %.
if Tho demand on tho U. S. Treasury il
increasing duly. Up to tho 'prcsen
time about one million dollars lInvo beer
distributed in exchange for fractional
currency. l'''' '''. s'+'''..'."''
| r., CIScrxNArr. O.; April 90.
A Cairo. special says TINT colorer
woman mined Mrs. Bradley, haviu
been afflicted with Il tumor for man
years. after death il MAS removed b
doctors for, examinRtioui mud, was fouD
TO weigh twenty-five. pounds.,! .u: n
4 = ,e.f'"t 5''t<Hi 'LoSDos, April %.
- s;eryiaIi kilograms dated "Wednesday
stated that five hundred Of. the, riotcr
have been taken prisoners. Durin
tho riot forty PERSONS wero killed and
ceased, but tile position Of 7aifairs
I, |
, the Government has been destroyed
A terrific hail storm proyniled!in thi
city today. Tho Captain Of tho Amer
/, que reports that he offered to assist III
disabled steamer Goethe which wa
encountered proceeding under sail o
=, the Gath instant but she declined. Th
Amerquc tho signnllel (, Iiambur
Wishing to inform her ct tho accidcr
to the Goethe hut she was IN. atteniiy
and did not respond to the Bigiiul
= made by The Amcrque. .,.r ~
: r.a. - i ras ANrwERP. April 28.
IA Turkish frigatc is stationed ncf
Antwerp, whiting to seize my shi
arriving from England containing nrm
: for the insurgents. - .sruH
r PLrMoUTH, April 28.
Tho U. S. Ship .Amcriqu,c OF III
o general Trnnslantic line arrived nj hi
1 port Mt 10 %. IN. today. On April az
|. she Haw the Steamship Goethe {
!. the. Hamburg American Packet Co
( German line, in latitude &c 'dcu Jo'mit
!. longitude G'dcg which Ind 10 lash lc
q propeller, md was proceeding undo
n sail. ...,..t. ..-l.;t =. =
d m.Sr -. Ban FnANLIsGo, April 2S. :
: Charles II. Fish Inns been ciccIe
V President Of the Con. virginin, vice III
u wRrd Barron resigned, and A. W. Fl,
y vccna has been elected Secretary In Fish
. It is proposed to tincrcase The cariif
:, stock OF tho Silver Hill 10 106, 10
q shares. Tho stockholders meet Mn