The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10

over the ropes.
Eighteenth-Allen RaIp Goss n
stinger; foul claimed by Goss, but
disallowcl. ~,
Niheteentl,--Goss slipped aid fell !;
close fighting.
Twentietli-Doth fell.
TweAty-first - In clo5o fighting
Guss fell. and was struck by Allen
while on his knees; foul claimed and
allowed; fight decided in favor of
Goss Mt 11:5D 4. hi.
Allen shows little or no injury
about tho face, while Goss is terribly
beaten, being almost blind; time OF
fight, ono hour and flfty-two minutes.
Two trains from tho fight today,
which arrived at Newport at 2:IO,
wero stopped by tho authorities, mid
Tom Allen whs arrested.
BosToS. Sept. z.
Ono hundred md sixty-six towns
in Vermont give Fairbanks 81, 500
and Bingham 1856. Tho samo
towns III 1874 gnve Peck 1912 and
Bingham II, 247s Republican gain
of 1887. In tho First District 60
towns give Joyce HIS and Childs
G,1S0. In the Second District 50
towns gives Dcnison 1853 and
Dickey 4 400. In tho Third District
AZ towns give Hendee $500 md
Edwards ,lS7. Fifty-ilvo towns
havo not been heard from, which
gave Peck. IN 1874, G,2l0 and Ding.
ham 2,1ll; Pock's majority, 4,123.
Tho returns i'll this election in the
Same towns will be comparatively
the same. This would give Hepub-
lican majority on tho Gubcrnatorial
vote of n 1911 gain of $3.50 over
1874. Tho State Representatives
elected are 1G3 Republicans to II
Democrats. Ono hundred and sixty
nine towns have not been heart from
on tho Congressional vote.
CHARLESTON, 8. @. Sept. 7.
4 serious riot occurred late Inst
hight between Colorcd Republicans;
on one side, aud Colorcd Democrat
and whito men on the other. Pistols
were freely used on both sides. Tho
rioters held King and st. MIario's
thoruughfaro, from midnight until
sunrise. breaking windows and rob-
bling stores, and beating indiscrim1
lnately every white man who showed
his face. 4 largo number OF persons
were injured. Several who weru
shot arc i'll Il critical condition. In
tense excitement prevails. Tho riot.
GUS proceedings of tho rico-field
strikers on the Cnmbanec have been
renewed, and the situation is regarded
us Gerious.
nAnnisnURG. Pa, Sept. Z.
Gov. Hartrnft has issued tho
death warrants for the execution Of
Thos. Munley, JAS. Carroll Jas.
Boyle, Hugh McGcghan and james
BOarta, the Molly Mnguircs, recently
convicted in Schuylkill county Of
murder i'll the first degree. Tho ox-
ccution takes place on October lst.
san FnANcisco, Sept. T.
Currency, OK and 9l?t.
The Pacific Mail steamer City of
Pekin, arrived this morning from
China and Japan. Chinese Ddvices
confirm tho previous reports rs to tho
outrages OH the French Catholic Mis-
sion. Several priests and attendants
of tho Mission were murdered, md
property destroyed to tho amount of
SG0,OO0. Tho French Minister is
taking nctive stops TO procure tho
punishment Of tho perpetrators,
among whom nru several OFFICIALS Of
high rank. Tho difficulty of tho sit
uation toward England, continues
unsettled and grave consequences arc
feared. The Chinese are making
preparations for war. The Peiko
forts arc being pnt In lighting rondi-
ton, and distractions nro being
placed i'll the river.
TlIorc were six deaths from small.
pox in this city yesterday, three OF
which were Chinese. -Four now cases
were reported this morning.
The Grand Prize Mining Company
fled its articles Of incorporation yes
tcrdny; capitol stock $4,000, 900;
M. Herman, G.. ". Gray.
son, i. NJ. Hall. John T.. Cnsscll and
NJ. J. Mcdonald, object to carry on
in Elko county, Nevada.
Tho Pacific Mail COmpany's steam.
or City Of Peking astnnishcd tho
community by stcaming into port at
4 o'clock this morning. Shc made
tho run from Hong Kong in twenty.
two and huff days, and from Yoke.
hama in fifteen and n hnli days, which
is from twcnly.fOur to twcnty-six
hours nhrad Of tho famous passage
Of tho British steamer Oceanic, and
tho best tiIno over mndc between tho
ports.
Governor Irwin Inns issued pro-
clamation, declaring Saturday, nd
mission day, public holiday. Tho
banks, stock boards and other insti.
tutiOns will remain closed through.
out the dry.
Tho second trial OF tho case of the
United States vs.. Charles Jost, to
condemn tho Antioch distilloy for
alleged internal Roycnltu frauds, be-
gan IN tho United States District
Court to-day. The jury on The first
trial disagreed, notwithstanding tho
very significant charge dolivorOI by
tho presiding Judge.
Tho action Of tho Granger CunrGh-
ton relative to shipping whoat on
farmers account seems to liavO fnilcd
to produce tho desired results. Tho
ship "Drynd," tho only vessel tho M.
suciation lIas, j. not loaded, md no
other ships havo been secured.
Through this inaction frGiglts, In
Wow of tho onco moro threatened
European complications, have nd.
vancod from two pOrnds twelve
shillings six pence TO tlirco pounds,
without ship having been secured.
Wheat Inns advanced in liverpool, md
ID nnYx milling NJ fnrIu.ni. nl,ili;u