The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-29
AIoxrrr1tnn. Oct o.

passed resolutions instructinp Con.
Gressmcn to uso their influence n,
tho repeal Of tho bankrupt law.
CHICAGO, Oct. q.
A telegram from Yankton Agency
says tho steamer c. G. Peek passed
down ut noon to-day with the Stony
Peace Commissioners on boanI
Thcy report that their mission In,
boon satisfactory and successful
They hold councils at all tho Acen.
cics on the Upper Missouri, and thu
treaty WIS signed by oil the heal
Chiefs Of tile diffurcnt bands. TLn
Commission, at tho request of ,bC
Indians, struck out tho section pro.
posing to remove them to the In;i;or
Territory. Tho I,r,lians accepted MI
the other propositions without ob;oc,
ton,
EEW YUHE, Oct. o..
Tho cntiro Boarl Of Excise wo,
arrested to7lny on complaint Of n
liquor dealer, who charges tho vim.
lation of excise law In surting Ii.
censr for thu sale Of spirituou,
liquors to proprictors of eating
houses.
ST.. JoHSsnund, VT, Oct. 81.
This morning, Mt Calhoun Falls,
six miles north of this place, Frank
Johnson, Of Windham, Maine, Chas
Putney, of Concord, and jas. Heon.
OF Johnsburg, were excavating for
paper mill, aud placed some rcntl.
rock to dry under n stove in tho
basement while they were Mt work ON
he first floor. The explosive ignitcL
and blew the building, 90 feet
square, into kindling wood, anl
hurled tho men skywarl. Hcon was
denudcd Of clothing mid flIe1 with
splinlols, and may die johnson and
Putncy will recover. A FILLING der.
rick instantly killed L. W. Hawkins,
ono OF tho proprie;ors of the ST.
Johnsburg G.nnite works.
little Rock, Oct. 81.
In tho Federal Courtto-tlny, Judge
H. 9. Caldwell, presiding, thee con.
victcd propriGtors Of illicit dirIillrr.
les were sentenced. New ION Storms.
ono year nnd $1,000 fine; d. T.. In.
man, one month and 1000 iine;
FrAsicr Corn, ono year and $j,OW
finoj 4. L. Curtis, one year aud
$1,000 fine.
LONDON, Oct. 81.
a Times dispatch from Vienna con.
firms the statement that the Porto
had informed General TynaticG Of
his reid ness to consent to dix weeks
nrmis;icc, il MI tho Powers wished it.
Tile correspondent ndds that there
would have been no difficulty in TuI.
filing this conlf;ioOi bat il turns ont
that tho Porto Gill ilsisis on the stip-
ula;iOn that tho Powers pledge them
selves I" project lie arin;s; leo. il
peace 10 not ina,lG within ihc o. i"i.
nal period. In 1y;io OI l:;na:ielFs
concili.;:ory attitude, little 3I0pe is
entertained that Russia viii ncccpt
this coalition. II may, however. 10
expected ihHt iliG Porte has not sail
his LIST wOt1, nnd il IL believed that
III understanding Will bc reached Oh
tho question Of un nnristicc. Con.
orrl IgIGticiT, thg Eussinn Ambassa'
DOR will have another private inter-
Wow with Tho Sultan on Saturday.
LUSpUS, Oct. 81.
Religion sLgitniion has begun in
Morocco, with tho object Of .,roopr-
ing help for Turkey. Tho Christians
npImohUnd II 3foslcm outbreak. Tho
Foleign COnsuls hhvo communicated
with their Governments Oh the sub
jcct.
Tho I:nssinn ironcla1 squadron
will winter in Italian whtCrn 10 bo
ready to I,rmcotl 70 tho East in cNsu
Of need.
According TO riivn:c dispatches
from CoGstrntinoplc, dated ycstor>
ddv, tho Porte had not then accepted
GcuorNl Ignatiolrs proposal for asix
weeks GymiDiico.
BEnLIS, OCT. 81,
Tho Liberal newspapers nrO almost
unanimous in vigorous dcclIr:tiou
against tho establishment OF l,ussiHn
power in Tuthish Provinces. Io!Ls
Zciiamy urges tho p!o,'.ie&y OF plnc.
ing reform nndor Ems iislt, instead Of
RUSSIAN contiOl. g..
BAN l.ASCIS3o, Oct. ~.
Gold, 10Dai.
Currency, 81 and 0lI,. ....
BAN FnASGIrt:o. Oct. ~
Union Holt was fiilOd Inst evening
with lndics aud gentlemen who lislehcd
TO speech by Geo. G. Horhnn. Tho
hall nnd stage was profuseIy decorated
with bunting. Tho speaker advocate"
Chinese exclusion M tho only safe po'''
cv. Dootl, speaks NJ the same halt TO-
night. Pc.
Governor Irwin had q largo nnd cn'
ihuyins,ic audience ut Platt's HILL last
a.. raNt Ia.l