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

It sootEed many q dying pillow and
relieved many an aching heart. Such
deeds do moro to bind the iuhabi.
tants of this land in sympathy to.
gether, as citizens OF common coun.
try, than oil the political theories
ever advanced. All that we can re.
turn 10 our boneiactors are our heart
felt thanks and sincere prayers TINT
the Almighty God may bless and
preserve in their own homes, the
people who havo 30 readily como to
our rescue, and long shield them
from the pestiIence that walked in our
streets in tho darkness that wastetli
nt MONDAY. Justice and candor re-
quire us to announce Mt this time, BY
reason of the large liberality of sub.
soFiptions in money and supplies nl-
ready afforded to us, that we are no
lcnger in immediate need, and We
therefore nsk our friends everywhere
to cease for the present. their chari-
table contributions. If necessity
for assistance shall ngain arise among
MS, We will frankly and unhositat-
ingly appeal to them for relief.
(Signed,)
EDwARD G. ANDERSON,
Mayor of Savannah.
New YoRK, Oct. Is.
Gold closed ut 111I< and II1X;
money l and 2, advanced to 2 closed
2; Governments dull and strong,
stocks active and strong; Western
Union, 7l7S; Quicksilver, 1879; Pa.
citic, 24X; Mnriposn, 6.I; Wells
Fargo, 80; New York Central, 1927 /;
Erie, IL; Panama, 1875; Union Pacific
bonds, 10G3T; Central Pacific bonds,
1907.
The Ereniny Poet has tho following:
The wAr-like rumors from the East,
with the possibility that Enropenn
powers may become involved in Tur-
keys troubles. had q marked cffeot on
Wall street and the merchandise nurk-
ct this morning. all having been thrown
into the greatest excitement. In tho
gold room the scene has been without
parallel for years; boisterous and excited
brokers' bid for any amount aud at al
most any price, and purchases which
opened at ll0X rapidly Carried mp to
lI3H.
CHARLEsToN, Oct. 18. r.
Intense excitement hHs prevailed
here aH t;uy regarding tho Camboy
nffsiF. The bodies Of the three white
men who were killed outright and
left upon the ground, wore recovered
to-day. They had been stripped of
their clothing and also hacked and
mutilated in shocking manner.
One Of the wounded whites died this
evening, and it is ieared that several
others will die. One dead negro was
found Mt the scene of attack, who is
supposed to have been killed by the
first volley fired from the Black
Militia, from the bushes. It il not
thonght that any other negroes were
either killed or wounded. An nrmed
force Of whites is guarding tho white
families in the village and tho blacks
hnve disappeared from the neignbor.
hood. Oh" ..- p
t...s- CHEYENNE, Oct. IL.
The body of private Taskcr, OF
Company X, Second Cavalry, was
brought into Huntoon's ranch yes
tertlny. It was net mutilatcd, but
was stripped OF nll clothing.
ISDIAHApoLrs, Oct. 18.
Tho official majorities on the Con.
gressionnl vote is rs follows: Dem.
ocrotic LIST district, 1869; al district,
5153; 3d district, 0iG0; 18th district
G335. Republican mnjoritins are rs
follows: Fourth district. 323; 9th
district, 1509; 9Th district, 27G; 7th
district. 1898; 9Th district, 11O0; oh
1410; 10th, 1i4a; 18th, 1lIS; 18th
102. ....... ..
Tho Independent vote for Congress
Is rs follows: First district, 1910
ID, 9ll; 3d, 1854; 4th, 85s; 9th, 7
9th, $40; 7th, 1595; 9Th, 1904; 9th
83l9; 10th, 2S; 1llli, nothing; 10Th
G75; 18th. 1860.
Tho ofllciAl vote for tho antir,
State for Governor has been receives
except Stark county, estimating tn,
lnttor, Williams minority over ITar
rison Is 6,il0.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1S.
Tho Commissioners Of Indinn AZ
fnirs to-day received q lottor from
tho Indian ngcnt. Mitchell. dOtc'
Fort Pock, Montana, September 81
conveying intelligence that SiltinI
bull Nsks permission for his War
riors to come into that Agency l.
trudo for ammunition. rho lctto
Says Little Buck Elk and Uncnpnp
arrived on tho evening Of tho 23
inst, elk i.ights out from Sittin
Bulls comp, bearing tho applioatio
Of Sitting Bull.
LONDON, Oct. 18.
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