The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-02
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Crxc,xxAr1, Ohio. March 30.

The Chamber of Coa3merre strongly
endorses the signal service, aud asks
Congress to make liberal arrrup.ia-
efon for putting it on permanent foot
ing.
The Bank of Greenyille. ohiu, owned
by 4. J. & I. +. Wi.htS. has suspended
and \. J. WightS, the cashier. is miss
ing; liabilities, $500; assets, very
light.
The Coasssye,si this morning pub-
fishes an affidavit fr,m J. Z. Reeves,
the author of the Dris;ow hog story, Ill
which he says the story was first told by
him while under the influence of liquor,
and to crafty silly spirit OF boasting,
to which he is a Stare. There WAS no
foundation Of truth in the story. He
never at any time gave Is. II. Bristow,
or any one for him, or for his Use or
beneht, any money, or property Of any
kind, for any purpose whatever.
WASHINGTON, March 80.
The Consul of the United States at
DeInerara, British Guiana, informs the
Department Of State that the Govern
rlent OF that Colony has been authorized
to offer premiums, not c1cGt ding one
hundred thousand dollars in all, to any
person Or persons who shall introduce
into that country machinery capable OF
filling the soil anil performing other
work connected with the manufacture
Of sugar at "A moderate expense.
Chicago. March, 30.
Tie paper warehouse of c. II, Ham,
ilton X Co.. of Milwaukee, claims to
have b.cr defrauded out of $50, 900 in
contract for writing paper, on bid
made to the Congressional Printer.
The contract going to the New York
firm of II. II. Butler l. Co., whose bid
figured UP S2D,GO0 more than that Of
Hamilton & Co. The Milwaukee finn
Will be good witness for the Washing
ton Investigators.
United States District Attorney
Bangs is this morning making the clos
ing speech for the prosecution i'll the
case of Pahlrnau & Rush, distiIlers.
A. IL is considered test CASE, upo,l
which several o;l;crs will hinge, the
result is awaited with considerable i'll
tcrest. 1t will go TO tie Jury some
time this afternoon.
. LEAvESwoRTH, NAN, March 80.
IKE steamer Platte Valley, which has
been carrying local freight on the Mis-.
sour this Spring, ran Il ground on II
saud bar i'll the river just above the
Ti'lgc on Monday afternoon, and dur
iLg the storEs Of Tuesday she sank;
luss $4,000.
SCRANTON, Pa, March, 20.
Forty miners left this city for The
Black Hills yesterday. They were ac-
companied to the depot by II brass band
anh II crowd Of about 2,OU0 mon, women
and children. The gold hunters were
provided with arms, ammunition and
mining implements, and were regularly
oiliccrcd. '. .....
WASHINGTON, March %.
The Senate WAS III executive session
uIrce hO,uS to-day OF the nomination Of
Dana. No action WIS E,kcn. On. of
the SeIIntOr5, while asserting that he has
not made II CANVASS Of the Senate, SAYS
Dana will be rejected by at Last thir-
Teen minority. In this event il is
whispered i'll Senatorial circles that T..
W. Stoughton Of New York will be the
next nominee.
The Committee on judiciary held a
-'NNNAtfp hN-N"l w i've lIlc ICIDDII Ol
the subcommittee who had heard the
testimony Of Slr. aud Mrs. Marsh and
others i'll the Dclknap case. Tho Com
mittec PASSED upon articles of impcach-
Inent and propose to present them in the
House Tomorrow, together with evil
dencc i'll their support. 1t is the gcn-
eral ricw Il !Ie Committee that this is
sufficiently strong 10 convict him Of
corruption IL Office.
LONDON, March 80.
The T"IS'' mTrey article says railway
Sbnrch is!c weak, ag1 United Statcs
aoc.s arc fi;uI at Il nominal price.
EAGrsA, March 80.
The cD1iic=c;,rc L.,wc.u thn iu.iria.
i.ifi Turkish ey;yriY; 81. ~ rs ,..I tho ,,tci
f.r.tiyt! 81 iiarH-%y'iIin has b-ru brol:-
IN "5, ia" ifi@'I5fDi5 having refused all
the irrfaH IrHprl>,d.
PJE<, March ~.
Iasief EiL4s, She great au;l.>r, is
raj.
EjpaTEESi, SIarch -.
j; - stat'l "A %DpJ authority that
~tsfJ Hlstysg 5ra: csas. r. 5IJutr.aI Inc
.rrE-;4e <-!HsII;>sj With ag Ottaw.:: ncI,.
EI,rsg-S:!- 81 sisgaI D. fgay;4 r. ,;.i,o:I.u;
via is aud ~ differ finn nu,tLiur
=.tsIf1y aUu2s L2issjr. Dst..:i:cs are
s.ta2 y! E.E,c yst.,Si tL.y5!yii t!,is ,jty Du
Ff-&ty zass ~ ftL4T. &, yet Il the
sS..e VI y" a"ri ~ liz MlInAciDIcnt
ria
HES TEtE.tYyy. Nzirh ~.
AZ issrrg'n' so ip,t evening Cariy,
Id.@;., he..s = tile Pae;Ge PuLIisI,iu,
fnaigG'iy, vl4-l@ @'ts ~ J4i.n, "Dut.
IHT'yT ~ i==zz -=;r. 1f-aatsiL Il Join EaTT,
,o,v II ''!,:tr fiup.yJpD ndB, Cs,T, viii,
M':,yF Ni+ue. znj msipyHy injured
htir, 1ia" .srny 4 g., s,s4I'!i. j, tho
,@lI'sa "ysiW"-.FyR Il ;fIs. iHhi.s los
/, Gr't.Z E'~t. ~ !r':..s lire jm Oh.
fss'!, nE.sg s..i,s.sf. w!6tn': G...
, ,.Sf? Tts tx rsu IssH iusH!:.i hi.
cite, aifl thu: Sc feB G!at lie Ind q
! uZh: e. iniict liOlrr clnotiscmch
This story srpn changed. however. tr
one that Carr had been liabituallv Grim
innlly familiar with his wife, ;lud iiunli,
that Carr had Scduccd the lady. Car
| says lie has known White and hig wife
for several years, and that 10 hns been
frequent visitor ut their house. 81,
represents Mrs. White nH u perfect lady,
wholly Adore rcproacl, or Suspicion
III" dsi,ics that there has been n,Iy
criminal intercourse between himself
and tho lWly. lie says White j. Of 2
jealous disposition.
C'Tr AMI MrS. White frs, mot at the
Hammond revival meetings in Oakland.
Mrs. White was very much devoted in
tho cause, and excited herself 10 iic ut
most 10 redeem young Carr from tho