The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-12-10

the chair. Tho Republicans, 50 III
number nlso assembled there and placed
their speaker in tho chair, General
iNrger proposes to, take out Of tho
House eight members duly eloctod and
holding certificates from tho Supreme
Court. The House is tho, sole Judge Of
the qualification OF it's members. We
propose TO leave the question to tho
House, These members will remain
unless. expelled by force, Iqtwe earnest.
y, desire q peaceful solution. The Leg
ialaluro will not interfere with the
Presidential electoral vote, aud we aSl
only n constitutional Legislature, peace
ably assembled, for tho good of the
State, Very respectfully. -, =. 70.
.lI. Your obedicnt servant, ,a...,...
... 5y. ,,.J .f,. WADE IIGNrToS.
There was n short session Of the Cab
inent this morning nt which all nem-
bers were present except Secretary, Fish
anl tobeson. Ills understood the lat
ter officials reports from General Rn-
ger were read by tho Secretary OF War;
1t was believed there was no necessity
for any. additional official action by the
Government ut present, and the meet
ing adjourned. .-.. .,,r-y -.5 ......
The Presidents message will probn-
bly, be read ut the scsaicn to be held for
tho purpose this evening. ...!.... ~.
ar--.< l..tE a:i New, YonK, Dec. g.
A Washington special states that in
nn interview, to-day, President Grant
snid lie didn't app ehend any difficulty
over the settlement Of tho Presidential
question:: lIe.thinks Hayes is nndoubt-
e'lly entitled to the electoral vote Of
South CnroliiIn, EloriIn aud perhaps Of
Louisinna; but about the latter he
thinks there may DO some doubt ON nc
count Of 30 many complications eur
rounding tho work OF the Returning
Board, but the eminent gentlemen of
hothpnr:Ies who have been witnesses
OF the operations of the Board, lie
thinks HnSlt to be able to ngree upon
verdict that will satisfy both parties
throughout the country. il. .l ..-.r.- q;
..n- .r. San FHANcIscO, Dec. 2.
... Gold, 1882. ,. - i,. a.r q, .1,.i
Currency, 9l1I and o. :, .:n.aa-.,T
Governor Irwin wns interviewed Inst
evening concerning tho elrqliun mudlle
i'll the Fourth Congressional District
hc gave ms his opinion that such state.
mcnts should be received with great
caution. coming from lartisnns OF either
side, mid expressed his belief that fow
II any lad occurred touching the prob
ability Of Mr.. WigSington coutcs,ing
the. election. He said he could not
slr"k for ihnt gentleman though Lc
had hail communication with him OIL
he subject. and expected that II contest
wonli ho made, nnd would probably
take tho shape OF mn application for n
InulIdnnus from tho District Court Of
Monterey. county. In reply to tho
question HR TO whether or not ho had
over stated thnt ho would not certify TO
Mr.. PachGco's election, the Governor
replied that he had not. In case no
Nclion III tho wny Of II contest. or fur
tier investigation Of tho matter WIS
taken before sixty days had elapsed. u
certificate must lie issued TO Pachcco,
hut that unqnestionahly either before or
nfter TINT time, q contest would ba made
by Wiegingtnn, tho result Of which
would be To throw tho matter into Con
gTGSs for decision. Do. ....r O. ..l..r
The Pacific Mail steamship, City Of
Toxic, smiled tu.lny for, China and
japan. She took large treasure list,
including 100000 Mexican, aud tho
sninc number OF trade iullarB;, $50, 600
IN silvor bars, md 3 l10, ,UOn in gold coin
md tlnSt. This shipment Of trades nb-
counts for their recent advance; sclling
yesterday ut par. .Eo' 30 m. ..#
The eighth md Inst assessment Of tho
lIank of California lias boon paid in
full, not n share being ndvortiscd. Tho
Syndicate which was organized shortly
nitcr the suspension nf the Bank TO
guarantee its Indebtedness mud cnnllc
tho lIhnli TO realize lis nRscts OH favor
ablu terms, haB now wound up its nil'nirs
and dissolved. Tho Ijnnk is now stnnd-
Ing firmly un it's own legs with capital
fully repaired nnd business In healthy
condition, 80. .,ft f..... .e-sst. g.. -
.rl .s. .. $685.. .. PANS, Dec. 2,
An oflicinl decree Inns bccn published
committing or reducing the sentences OF
l07 Communists, several having boon
granted full pnrdons. .5r... .s.r .ia
g.i5u. s.l ..rs..H... LONDON, Dec. 2.'g
y special from Cunstaniinnplc says M
innnhati0m bus occurred at Adriarople
by which 1000 houses wcro swept
away. ... ......r s............ .f...,...
Tho newspapers Of Rome sny The
Marquis Of Sulisbury's declaration cx.
cludcs tho ilcn Of England going to war
with Russia, hut regards war between
lIussia and Turkey NJ inevitable. Tho
Times, IN its financial article, remarks Il
similar impression was almost universal
Oh tho London Stock Exchange yeslcr-
day. ..sa ,i ..naL.. .us.-...f .,rr
...n NEw YoRK, Dec. 4.
Tho Taar''' Now Orleans spccinl Fnys
tho Democrats, seem much moro certain
TINT tho Louisiana yolo will DO cast fol
llnyes, linn the RerMblicnna io.nighi