The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-12
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DENVER, Nov. 4

DENVER, Nov. 4.
Hon. John l.. Route, was ycster.
lay inaugurated Governor of Colo.
RADIO. His message is mainly devoted
to topics of local State interest, the
financial part of it showing particu-
nrlJ favorable, there being q hand
somo excess OF resources over nll
liabilities; n constitutional provision
prohibiting debt to cause excessive
-- taxation. Educational matters nrc
equally encouraging.
The product CT the mines is stated
ot eight million dollars and it is pre-,
dicted that with tho development of
San Juan district in southwestern
Colorado, next years product will
reach ton million dollars.
''.''' SALEM, N. J. Nov. 4.
Weedon, Goodwin and Collier,
found guilty of manslnuglter by aid
ing in the killing in prize fight, of
Walker, were yesterday sentenced to
six years each in the Trenton pcntun-
tiary. Tho remaining two prisoners
Clarke and Noary, were sentenced to
two years each. E.a ,....-.
OMAHA, Nov. 4.
About ninety Sioux Indians under
charge Of tho Commissioners, passed
Trough here yesterday en- route to
tho Indian Territory on tour of
inspection.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.
Weldon O'Niel has been appointed
United States Marshal for the district
OF Kentucky.
New YoEx, Nov.4.
Seven thousand shares changed
hands at the American Mining Board
to day, Mt following quotations:
Bnlcllor, 1877.
Bullion, 30.
California, G2, G2s:.
CholIar, 81.
Cleveland, 81, ..
Con. Hercules, 55., C.
Con. Imperial, 81.
Lucerno, IL, ~.
Merchant, AZ AZ.
Mexican, 30X.
Ophir, 55X.
Original Comstock, 2;I, 2;f.
Savage. AZ. -
Silver City. /.
Southern Star, 2'!. .
PARIS, Nov. 4.
In the Chamber Of Deputies, to-
day, tho Duke Do CaZcs, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, made statement in
regard TO the policy Of the French
Government in the East. Ho lwelL
principally on tho country's need of
peace, md concluded ns follows: If
contrary 10 tho expectations of the
GOvornmont, complications should
arise, we slInll never ask you 10 COM
prt misc the honor and safoty Of
France in struggle which does not
involve her essential interests, and
thus having used our best cndcnvors
to maintain tho peace of Europe, wo
shall, Nt least, bo auro OF boing able
tn nnintain for ourselves our honor
nnd our place among nations.
LONDON, November. 4.
Tho Russo-Turkish nrmislicc il re-
gar,lod rs highly favorable to Russia,
because IL gives her timo to export
her wheat crops, put her finances in
bettor condition, and ofroct tho ELL
ropcan wheat market. II naturally
suggests itself Tint tho Turks can
only suffer by tho enforced delay.
Tho opinion is conRrnol that Tur-
hoy must succumb TO Russin, mud
tliRt tho wRr will not become general
unless provoked by subsequent i'm
moderation on tho pnrt Of Russia,
which Ia not anticipated. There is
no reasonable foundation for tho son-
Htional atOry that Russia has already
demanded tho withdrawal OF Turkish
troops from ScrSis.
C0SsrANrISorLE, Nov. 4.
Tho Foreign Ambassadors mot nj
tho residence Of Sir Henry Elliott,
British Ambassador, yesterday, TO
sottlo upon method of determining
adomarkatiOn limo bctwcon tho bcllig-
oront armies.
SAS FRANorsoo, Nov 4.
Gold, 100X.
Curroncy, OK and Ok.
REDtsd, California, Nov. 4.
Tho California and Oregon Stage
Company's coaCh, carrying tho u.
8. mails and Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s
express, was stopped by thrco mnskod
highwnymcn laot night at IL O'Clock,
throo milos north OF this place, and
Wolls. Fargo Il Co. trcasiIro box