The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-29
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CISCSSNTI, o., Jan. 27.

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Hurt, the Taylor murderer, who YVES
IynchId 10y the colorrd men of Charles
ton, VI, night before last, was IL resi-
dent OF this city, where he has IL wife
and TIVE children.
Joseph Sault, II brewer. had a diff
Guilty with III Keller, II feliuw-work-
man. The two went into the second
story, where both worked. Shortly a(-
forwards SaIlt was found unconscious
with a deep cut in the forehead, which
VIII probably result fatally. Keller es-
capped.
Madame Helene I.cyalc S~.orklinc,
C~incinuati's new musical star, made
her debut last night ut Mr!odeon Hall,
L achieved II most decided success.
Counisseurs III music, who blVc beard
ull Of our local talent, believe she will
d still further fame to this city rs IL
great center Of music and art.
SAN FEAScIsco, jan 81.
Richard Noyes, Secretary Of the Eu-
ropa Mining Company, publishes a
ca-d to-day, stating that II rumor has
been circulated ami gained crcdcrce
that there has been nm over-iSsue Of the
capital stock Of the Europa Mining
Company, md as Secretary of that
Company he desires to state to its
shareholders and the public that such "A
report is utterly false, and MAS stated
by some person nialicously disposed TO-
wards the welfare and prosperity Of the
Company.
An investigation into the case of
Adclph Wciner, the drug clerk who was
found dead III his bed ut the Swiss IIu-
tel on Monday morning. shows that lie
dill not die from any natural cause, and
there IS now no doubt that he commit
ted suicide.
james Clay WAS taken to the Police
Hospital this morning, suffering from, IL
horse Kick i'll the abdomen. He was
subjected to II severe surgical operation,
Il II Is thought lie will ecover.
N. n. Morse, Sheriff Of Alameda
county, has prepared n bill to be pre-
senfed to the Legislature establishing II
Stat, Detective Force. II is contrm-
plated TO have II Chief and CORDS of
State detectives, not exceeding ten in
number, to be commissioned for n term
OF four years, with The head Office in
San Francisco. Their duties shnll ill.,
clude the procuring Of evidence for the
detection OF crime and assisting Shcr-
Ills anu other peace officers in the pur-
suit ot fugitive criminals.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
Representative Starkweather, Of Con-
nerticut, died nj the Willard Hotel, in
This city, Mt Z o'clock Ibis morning.
DETROIT, Men, Jan. IS.
In November last d. G. Wnterouse, Il
prominent citizen, was robbed and
drowned OIL the pier at South Haven.
Yesterday Westly, Clarisha, Sally aud
Enoc Cross were arrested, charged
with the murder, Oh the testimony Of
AlnnIe Hutch, who was then cuuaoltIug
with the Cross family, who STATES that
she was with the ACCUSED Oh the pier
ut midnight on the 10Th OF November.
In company with WUterousr, who WIS
under tEe influence OF liquor, ana they
returned without him. She ucknuwi-
edges the murder, saying that the 9TH
era swore her to secrecy.
Z YORK, Jan. %.
Tho daring burglary perpetrated upon
the National Bank u NortL.mu,uu mas
caused considerable stir among the no.
lice OF this city, and it is the general
impression thGt the robbers were New
York cracksInen. George W. Hubbard,
one OF the directors Of the plJndcred
bank, arrived here yesterday, and had
an interview with Police Superinten- |
dent Wal!ing. Tho case has been
plnctd in the hanls Of five skillful de- |
tectiyes. Thus fur 10 report has been
made by them. Hubbard has returned
to Northampton.
VIENNA, Jan 20.
a dispatch from Ramusa states that !
the Turkish troops yesterday defeated
tho Insurgents utter II severe engage
mcnt.
MADRID, Jan. IS.
Government nd'ices report the Royal
Army in the North MS closing i'll OH the
Cariists, ind q decisive battle is ex-
pGctcd. Tho Government anticipates
an early Cessation Of hostiiities.
SAN FRAXcIsco, Jan. 81.
On motion Of Henry l.. IIishton,
counsel for Rev. L. NJ. Dawson in the
case wherein hG is plaintiff against the
Presbytery OF San Francisco, jude
Wheeler to-day granted an order Tor
Joseph I. Goodman, manager Of the
ErcTng Post, Albert SutliiFr, one Of tine
reporters Of that paper, and Frederick
Shearer and Cyrus r. Mills, members
Of the Presbylery, to show cause OH
Saturday next. ut 10 o'clock, why they
should no be ~ndjudgcd guilty OF con-
tempt for having instigatrd, written,
published or procured the publication
OF the abusive article against Mr. Daw-
son in tho I'os: Of last Su,urdn,.
AUSrIS, Jan. 81.
EpEraim Pickett, convicted in the
District Court Of assault with intent TO
commit rape, has received II rcntcucc
Of fourteen years ut hard labor in the
State Prison. Pickett is quite nu old
man and his sentence is almost cpuiyu-
lent TO imprisonment for l'fo. The case