The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-26


ing, aud seemed anxious TO have n con.
trndiction sent far aud wide OF the story
that large fOrcc Of troops would 10
ordered here, the former even remark
ing that he saw no reason why troops
should bo brought here. Now We have
it on undou6ted authority TINT twelve
batteries Of heavy artillery, altogether,
have been ordered to report at Washing
ton ct once. Three batteries are oil
their way from Fort Icavcnworth, md
one is expected here before morning,
and others from Fortress Monroe and
Fort MclIenry, near Baltimore. We
have it nlso by undcniablc authority
that the order 10 General Mcdowell to
report at once to his post in San Fran.
cisco has been revoked, and that he has
been instructed to remain, instead, in
New York, subject 10 immediate orders.
All the Journals express some s,,lici.
tudr ut the concentration Of trooDs Mt
Washington. .....
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10.
Dennis, one of the negroes impli-
Gated by the CoToner's Jury in the
Observation-Disclosures murder, was ar
rested yesterday in Coulumbin. On
information given by one Of the persons
arrested, posse Of eleven men went out
this morning eleven miles TO nrrcst two
other negroes named William mud
Stephen Anderson, who were present at
the murder. Willinm WAS arrested in
town, but Stephen wus ut his house
and refused 10 surrender, AM. WAS only
captured nfter being shot several times,
though not seriously. Six negroes are
now imprisoned charged with completely
i'll the murder. Four riorc arrests, I'M
der the Enforcement Act, were made
yesterday. Nearly al the prisoners
were bailcd, but some are still in Jail,
District Attorney Gnslin having in
structcd Commissioner BooSrr to receive
bail for several, and to postpone it for
others, ...
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
The total vote Of the State, made up
from duplicate poll lists received from
~ parishes, aud 10 parishes estilnutel
by registration on this year and the vote
Of 1874, is rs follows: For Governor
Nichols, St,202; Packard, G,Ii3; total
lG0.22i. Total for Treasurer. in 1874,
III, The increase this year over
1874, is 3,5l9i Nichols majority over
Packard Of tho votes pollcd. il 1, ,DJ0.
One of the Tildcn Electors gets a mn-
jority over the highest vote for the Re-
publican Of 0,2i9i the other two Til,lcn
Electors have majOritirs OF 1856. The
discrepancy in the m0iorities was caused
By tho omission Of the names OF the
Hayes Electors from tho Republican
ticket i'll several parishes.
The following named gentlemen have
left the city: .- .....
Oswald Ottcrlorfcr, +. X. Ccndit, Of
New York. Z. W. WOoiGy, OF Councc-
ticut; General j. l.. AIcDonald; Jno.
CuhIrn, Ex-Governor, j. Leo Carroll,
". +. Hamilton, NJ. D.; Ex-Governor
\. G.. Curtin, OF Pennsylvania; }. W.
Chapman, of Iowa; Chas. Gibson, Of
Missouri; IL. W. Harrison, Of Illinois;
j. l.. JeiTrcys, and W. Il. Sullivan, Of
Chicago. These gentlemen wcru here
Mt tho request of tic President, and nlso
those here by tho request OF Republican
organizations from States other than
Louisiana, have determined, they say,
to secure fall stonographic report Of
all TIE proceedings and evidence before
the Returning Board, so that All Impair
tini siatcia cnt may hn given To- the pub
lie, and sent Ia tho President. Thcy
have also determined to change their
Committee Of five from time to time, so
that all their members may ob5uryo the
proceedings, nnh appearance nnd char
actor of tho witnesses examined.
UrcA, y. Y. Nov. 10.
During am Episcopal church enter.
tGinmcnt, in PcrrisvilIc. Madison county,
Friday evening, n portion OF tho floor
gave way, prccipiiatins over fifty pr.
sons to the floor below. Several Indies
were seriously injured; ono probably
fatally.
NEw EonE. Nov. 10.
The H'rohrs cable dispatch from
Constnntinuplo declares that the Porte
has now abandoned the project of send.
ing troops 10 l;Ouuauia to prevent the
march of the Russians, but that Turkey
will await the attack on the southern
bank Of the Danube. 4 dispatch from
Berlin says u commission from the
Ruamailian Government arrived IN the
German Capital Friday, and others
have already reached Vienna and Paris
I" plead for tho protection Of their mcu.
traliIy. Tho efforts of the Rouinnnian
Envoy nt the licrlin Court, although
lie bears mos, praycrful appeals from
Prince Charles. have been in Yain, arh
IL in believed deaf ear will lc turned
10 the CnIrcniy in rnris.
Specials give tho following result Of
tho count Of tho electoral vote Of Sonth
Carolina; Republican Electors ni largo
Bowen, 90,79G; JOHN Winsmi.h, 90.
SO. District Electors, T. u. johnson,
9l,s72; Timothy Iturloy, 0I,l1G; ". u,