The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-16
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New RICHMOND, Ohio, July 10.

noon. The body of Mary Cooper. his
last victim, was foussl. yesterday, and
buried,1 the whole town turning out.
Williams brother visited here yesterday
in disguise, and threatened to burn the
place. People aro on tho look out for
him, and, II caught, thcro will be un-
other lynchins.
... New YORK, July 10.
The Ieroid, referring editorially TO
Hayes letter Of acceptance, published
this morning, says; Tho ono term idea
is tho strohs point. and the school idea
the weak point in what is otherwise q
fair, commendable, statcsmnnlike pa
per. In reviewing tho issues OF the
canvass it says il Tilden can mako re-
form the trnnsccndcnt question lie will
hnve fair chance OF winning.
The Times says Hayes letter leaves
nothing to be desired. 1t is the manly,
frank and explicit declaration of sin-
cere and able man. 1t thinks the let
ter will add TO his strength, and render
Republican victory moro suro.
Tho Tribune praises The deciaralion
Of principles embodied in the letter, and
says, since he has been nominated no
has received Inay nccessions Of supDort
from sources which might have been
alienated, but hencoforlh Gov. Hayes
is his own best advocate.
The World says: There is not ono
out-spoken word in tho letter, from be-
ginning TO end, and discusses at length
those portions Of tho letter relating to
civil service reform, tho currency qucs-
tton, and the school question. Speak
ing OF the letter it says: 1t bears re-
,narknble resemblance to Grants first
annual message, and wonders il 1t
could have been, written in pcnnsy!vG-
nin by tho same hnntl.
The Sun says it is n weak letter, and
that Hayes is not the nun for the times;
not thereforihtr needed by the coUn-
tfy. -- ...-.-'.
The loss by the burning of Castle
Garden, last evening, is estimated at
between fifty and sixty thousand dol
lars. The building was owned by the
State ana was not insured. 1t was ono
Of New York's oldest land inarks.
:. OMtHA, July 10.
a Nebraska City dispatch says, be-
twocn l and o'clocl; this n. IN. II party
Of masked men ovcrpowered the jailor
and Nssassinntcd Hunk Dodge who was
to have been executed July 2Ist, for
tile murder Of man named Mcguire,
about two yenrs ago. Dodge has been
unconscious from the time the decd was
committed, and is now iii comatose
condition. lie wns confined in mn
iron cnse and chained, for ono of the
most brutal murders on record. DIR.
Marsh in attendance on Dodge, snys he
cannot live.
pAEIs, July 10.
II is reported from Belgrade, thnt
General Ruch, Of the Servian army,
has been seriously wounded.
Jules Favrct recommends TINT Franco
abstain from hny interference III the
eastern qnc5iion, but suggests that she
should not neglect TO state her wishes
OIL the subject.
I!oSyTASTISopLE, July 10.
Official dispatches received here.
announce that tho Turks have repulsod
tho Scrvians' attack OH tho Notifications
ut Icnibnznr. Tho battle lasted two
hours. The Turks then stormed tho
Scrvins' intrcnchmcnts, losing 200 in
the assault.
SAN FRASCfsco, July 10.
Charles Ncumnnn, fifty Years OF hgc,
committed suicide, yesterday, by blow
ing ont his brains. Domestic troubles
was the Cause.
Mrs. Cunningham died ut the County
Hospital, yesterday, from tho effects Of
q beating given by her husband one
day last week.
a short time ago number of articles
of clothing were stolen from tho house
OF L. Garcia, on Sixth street, aud last
evening ho received word TINT tho nrti.
Clcs wcrs In house OH Mission street.
Preceding there, tho lady owning Tho
house, rCh,incd tho things, md pointed
out one, John Murphy, rs tho nun
from whom sho received them. Garcia
attempted TO arrest him and n struggle
cnsucd, during which, Murphy drew n
revolver and iirc,l shot at Garcia, but
fortunately missing him. Murphy was
nrtCslcd and charged with grand larceny,
and also with Rn assault to commit
murder.
OMAuA, July s.
Captain, Nickcrson, OF General
Crooks stNlr, who went out with the
expedition, returned TO Omaha ycstcr-
day. llo left Crook OH ono of tho
forks Of Tongno rivcr, 1G8 miles from
Fort Fcttormnn, nnd also 2GG inilcs
from tho railroad. Tho command was
awaiting tho arrival Of supplies md TO.
infOrccmcnts, tho latter consisting OF
iivc companies, who left Fort Fcttcrnan