The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10
photographic.
San D,f1id; S6pt. i.

San DlRid, Sept. /.
! a telegram from Col. Tom. a.
Scott says tho Texas Pacific stock
holders lave authorized their Board
OF Directors to commence work Mt
San Diego; and they will very soon
commence in earnest.
Advices. FROM the vicinity OF
Campo represent the people lis great
IS alarmed, and having guards out
every night, fearing on attack from
MeXlcans or Indians.
New YonK, Sept. @.
0oll opened ut 9s. and OK.
The morning journals contain little
political news. Tho Snm and World
ignore the Associated Press dis
patches, and declare that Vermont
shows Democratic gains.
Col. Lopez, according to dis
patches, has been safely landed in
Cuba, together with many thousand
cartridges; all for tho Cuban rcvplu.
| tionists.
Scott Lord has been nominated for
Congress by reclamation.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. G.
David Rca wns nominated for re-
election to Congress by the Demo.
crats of tho Twenty-ninth District of
this State yesterday.
BELGRADE, Sept. O.
The Minister of War has not Ind
q word from General Tchernaycif for
two duys. Tho Turks ats reported
marching on KrugajevAts, where
there aro important Government
works. They nro also between Alex
iuatz and Belgrade. Doth sides
claim IL victory i'll the engagement
between Arm and Gavor. The Mon.
tenegrans iiercely attacked Mouhktar
Pasha yesterday. With what result
is not yet made known.
VIENNA, Sept. 6.
Since tho declaration that England
would not support Turkey against
Prussian interference, Austria is look
cd upon in Constantinople rs the Pow
or to oppose Russia. Consequently
the Austrian Ambassador now occu-
pies tho exceptional position of
power, which tho British Ambassa.
dor recently he'll, Tho Turks arc
by 10 means discouraged, and have
great faith i'll their military power.
Turkey, through her Ambassadors
at tho Europcn Courts, has decidedly
refused to grant, but express viii.
lingness to trent, ccr peace.
SAN FRASoIsco, Sept. 0.
Currency, 911I and 91.+.
Congressman Piper arrived by tho
met by several Democratic organi.
cations, md escorted to Platt's Hall,
where the Democracy was assembled
i'll full force. In fow remarks lie
stated that the aflldavits recently
published concerning hiIa wcrc in
famous lies, and that lie never heard
Of the men who madu them. The
meeting Was then addressed ut length
by DIR. Shorb. Several thousand
persons were present In tho hall and
on tho etrcet.
Some hoodlums, calling them
selves Anti Coolieitcs, have been
sending threatening letters to several
parties IN this city lately, warning
them Of the proposed dostruction OF
property, and sometimes OF life, in
case they do not dismiss their Chinese
help. Ono Of these letters, which
tho recipient considers genuine from
various suspicious circumstances
CONNECTED with It, is MS follows'
"CITr, Sept ID.
To MeSSrs. -, Gentsi-If you
do not Immediately take measures to-
wards Diminishing your forco of
Cinnamon your factory will soon share
the same fntu rs tho Chinese employ.
er's buildings OIL Brannnn street"
Respectfully, COMMITTEE.
NEw York, Sept. 7.
Gold opened ut 0X and 0a;;
closed nj 10.
A Paris correspondent telngraphs
TINT fresh disaster hns bcfnllcn tho
Egyptian army i'll Abyssinia. Fiji
teen hundred Egyptian troops, with
Commander Rahbc Pnsha, have been
massacrcd. The Abyssinians aftor-
wards proceeded to Mossacron, which
was seized. Tho garrison and Gov
eminent officers escaped on board
some ships, which mapped to DC in
port, and arrived safely in Sucz. Tho
Egyptian Government il contcm-
plating revenge, and sending fresh
troops to the scene Of action. Caval.
~ and artillery Rro also being rc.or-
ganizcd.
CiHcISNATI, Sept. 7.
GOss md Allen chose us tho place
for their fight clover field near
Walton, Kentucky, on tho Louisville
short limo railroad. eighteen miles
from hero. About 600 persons wore
present. The fight began Mt 7:i5 n.
III.
First round-carofully spared;
Allcn drawing frat blood, and Goss
clincling Allen, fell on top; timo Z
minutes.
Second-Allcn strikes Gloss on tho
mouth and secured tho fall.
Third-Allcn won; militia appear
cd nj this point, but tho lighting
continued.
FOnrth-ESchnngos wcrc fnst aud
heavy Allen knocked Goss down by
n terrible blow ON tho neck; time 3
minutes.
Fiftli-AIlen struck and fell short
on Goss' face, receiving u blow in
tho stomach; lo returned heavily on
Goss' ego; after sharp fighting Gloss
went down to avoid punishment.
Sixth--Allon got In several blows
OH Goss' face, and fought him down.
Observation-Disclosures Light Guards
stopped tho fight.
Eph. Holland declared that tho
mon should fight il ont before they