The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

Evarts this evening, SiA new list of
business mon of New York has been
prcpareaiwho arc favorable: to Tilden.
This is headed by August Belmont,
but contains no names so we'll known
MS those supporting Hayes. Even
Syracuse has mustered u few business
men to sign Tilden document as an
attempt to ncutralize tho previous
one. ..
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.
At u meeting OF tho National
Jockey Club to-day "A dash Of. ono
mile, and quarter wac won. by.
'Burgoo, Lelmington,. second, First
Chance third time, 2:1i.
-...2:i. New York, Nov. 3.
Mrs. Richard Smith and two sons,
OF 10 Congress street, Brooklyn,
have been arrested, charged with on
attempt to poison the husband and
father. e. ~ ... - 8. l....:
'.'..'' lea CiitCAGo, Nov. 3. r
Since tho Withdrawal of the fast
mail train between New York and
Chicago, on account of deficient Con-
grcssionnl. appropriation, tho Adams
Express Company has undertaken 1T
its own expense to furnish Chicago
and the Northwest with New York
papers on tho morning after their
publication. bringing tllcm through
i'll the Same time that was formerly
consumed by the fast mail trains.
......t LONDON, Nov. 3. -
Saver, 53,td.. -...'"' a'"t".3@
.... .3 Nrr Yong, Nov. 3.
\ vote Was taken ut the Stock Ex-
change to-day which resulted as fol-
lows: Tildcn, 39l, Hayes, 20i, Coop
or, 9; at the Gold Room, Tildcn 81,
Hayes, G5. SD. 3. ..-....
NGw YonK, Nov. 3.
The Posi-, says, Of - names Of bust
ness men attached TO n Democratic
address published here to-day, with
their places OF business given at no
Church street, not one is in tho dircc-
tory. o.. -'.'.-..i-3.
81 r..t" - LGSDoS, Nov. 3.
The Post publishes rs Official, tlic
following paragraph: Turkey hay
ing accepted the armisticc, We under.
stand Russia has taken steps to press
forward negotiations for M ARRANGE
ment for all pending questions on
the basis of English proposals." The
Post also states that official invesiiga.
ton shows that only 800 persons
We're killed by the Turks in Bulgaria.
A telegram from Coustantinoplc
says it is beloved tI.at II conference
will assemble shortly. .,.I..... l.. .
A dispatch to tho Standard from
Paris, and one to tho Diiv 3cicYrHph
from Constnntinoplo. mlao state that
II conference will 10 held, aud adds
that n representative of the Porto will
be admitted " il by some Rurh COM
promise IA that described by tho
London Post Of the 3l-t, mccGrtiiDg
to which, six Powers will deliberate
on forms, and tho Turkish roprCscn-
tativc will only take his gcat when
tho results arc to be declared. .
san FRASCBco, NoY. 3.
Gold, 1o9'I. .s.
Currency, OK md JI5..
Tho German Democrats held very
large mass meeting ut Platt's Hall,
last evening, and tho, Republicans
one equally us large, at Union Hall.
Tho Hayes Invinciblcs Mt u bmsi-
ness meeting, subscribed over 81, 500
towards defraying The expenses of tho
grand parade, Monday night, which
they intend to mako tho most bril-.
liant OF the campniGn. p. ..'
The friends of Piper and Davis arc
making IL spirited fight, and tho result
ia considered doubtful by both sides.
United Siatcs Deputy A[nrslnls,
yesterday, armed with warrants, wont
on raid after illegally registered
voters nnd colonistB. and Succeeded
in baggimg five during the day, who
were lodged in tho County Jail.
Many Of tho colonists spotted by DILL
GERS arc constantly on thu move,
having been instructed to keep dark
till the day Of election, when they
could brave tho Officers at tho polls
and swear in their ballots.
The arrest Of twcnty.ciSht persons
Ivy United Stnto3 authorities on II
charge. Of getting improperly regis.
tered on tho Great Register, and it
being known fact that other war
rants have boon issued from tho
United Stntna Attorneys Office, has
created decided breeze among tho
DEMOCRATS, from the fact .tllnt those
arrested thus far, nrc OF Democratic
faith. Governor Irwin and Mayor
Bryant held conference OH tho mat.
ter this morning, and communicated
with tho United States Attorney
Curhlan. Tho result was IN ngrco-
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