The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-22

very much elatcd; they predict with
great confidence that Hayes will carry
both North and South Carolina by
large majorities. As to North Caro-
lima, Judge Settle Republican can
didatc' for Governor, hds recently
written here that nothing can pre-
:yent,that State =from.going Republic
GAM except intimidation of tho col
ored vote. Settles greatest fear, has
been incursions Of armod, mounted
White Liners from Georgia or South
Carolina. Ho says that if these dis
turbnnces of the peace are averted,
the State is certain to go for Hayes,
rs on q fair ballot tho Republicans
have a majority in that State: Tho
South Carolina delegation says that
If thooRiho Clubs do not obey the
Presidents proclamation, it may be-
como. necessary to have martial law
proclaimed in ono or two counties.
This result is not, however, nppre-
hendcd. 3di - !rabgar - ~ Ff-'-!s
The war nows created great cx &C.
ment OH tho Produce Exchange. and
abotit II half n million bushels OF
wheatwas sold. The export orders,
and joint accountp purchasers in the
grain anu provision market mo
nrgo, mil tho rise i'll gold helps thisl
movement. Tho threatened trouble
is scarcity. OF tonnage, and the con
segment riso oi.freights. Tho latter
already showing signs Of advancing
especially on Steamship ENGAGEMENTS
The French residents Of N1w York
last evening appointed numerous
Committees. to solicit subscriptions
among the Franco Amcricin popula-
ton Of tho United States, TO. tho
completion OF tie colossal stattie of
Liberty. Books were opened, ana
many subscriptions were received ''
The TrilaRG's Washington special
says the sensational statement as TO
the concentration Of ID, 09l troops for
the Department, CT the Atlantic, at
Columbia, arc made. in nearly all
Democratic papers. 1hey arc not
tenablc. \ staff ofi;ar of Sherman, :
says such stories are mischieyo, ..
false, as tlicro arc less Than five
Thousand troops in the entire Depart
mont of the Atlantic which are avail
able for my purpose Whatever.
Soldiers Mt the reunion OF the Army
of tho 'Topuesscc. wore very IN UGH
EXCITED ut the Southern situation!
There is ~ great deal of belligercnt
talk among them; some of their fOro-
most!mon say with ,earnestness, that
i $they should q ever take the field
,Gsain. they would follow, Summers
plan, aud destroy StIte limos. sE4fa "a
The Republicans AMI Independent
Democrats, The latter under General
SlOcum, mado successful union in
the; Kings" county, Brooklyn, nomi-
nations, To-day. This is accounted
fsyorablql to tho Republican ticket.
The New York registration il about
'll7,o00, in two days. Jersey City'a
registration: tho first day is greater
than any vote eYel polled there, and
colonization tis expected. ,aT lu:aI re
|, NiJYorlaI Washington spcciul says
it is announced III Washington to-.
night, Onitiln authority of tho For
.cign Legation, TINT tho. Dnko Dc
Cnzos has RESIGNED the porto folio Of
foreign affairs OF the french Cabinet
in favor of Count Do Chandnry, re-.
comfy French AMBASSADOR Mt hTolriI.
Tho change is thought 10 Indicate in
disposition on the part OF tho French
10 takn an active part in the gettio-
lnent Of tho Eastern question: f.. ,r.
| .''a7''" " WAsni4aroS. o5t."1 H.
Francis p. Blair, tho Venerable
JOURNALIST and politician, dio,l yoyter-
day, at his residence in Silver
Springs, Maryland, nBei 81 years. '."'
| inu
| ... CutcAGo, OFT. 10.
4 Inry in tho Sullivan murder case
was secured This morning.
-il'f'ff = t.i.s,a5fy 'fi 81 .rta #ff ..i'.
.mr- rri. NEW York, Oct. 10. III
The excitement in Wall street, or,
casipned by the rnmorod war in
Europe, auOs1el with ths close o.
yesterdays. business, aud to-day q
comparatively quiet. Goll,this after.
! nDon was down 10 llOI, bat it after.
wnris advanced 10 1llIInii.rgi d.
/ 4 s?1;id dispt.o. from london
6l$s Tho sifttation to-day il quito rs
| gloomy ns il si6nial yesterday.
There is indeed 1crs excitement tIli,
forenoon on Tic stock exchange tli
yesterday. bnt thctc II, il possible, {
differentiation that n GGhcra
war IL incvitablo.. Ono of ITO leading
pnpcra this forenoon Ia no. only DC
p'csse1, bit IA tcsptir!ing. Tho lead.
ny writer's toam u give up MI hops
thatn gonoI,,l conflict can 30 arrested
1t IL conceded tint no one car SOC t1lt
end of tho complications. '"a ".'