The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-30

months rations, and officers and men
are alike confident that tho campaign
will DO successful.
CoNSrASrISorLE, July %.
Tho Isenei, tho official organ, says
that Austria has declared her intention
to occupy Scrvia if tho war is not finish
cd very speedily.
LoSDoS. July %.
It's asserted mt Vienna TINT Austria
has demanded immediate satisfaction
because of the infringements OF neutral
ity laws by Il Turkish man-of-war Mt
Kick. 1t is stated that tho Hungarian
authorities have cmbargoed Knapp
guns and munitions for them, which
wete ell route to Roumanin. ....
CnIco, Cal, July %.
A sad disaster occurred ut Pike Gap
TONS ranch, near Jacinto, this evening
ut q o'clock. y 81 horsepower engine
boiler exploded, instantly killing three
men, and seriously woundimg five
others.
49,. OAKLAND, July %.
About five o'clock this afternoon,
William buchanan, II lad 10 years Of
age; formerly an employc of the Cen
trail Pacific Il. r., while intoxicated Mt
tempted to board the local train US it
WAS passing Franklin street, but slipped
md was knocked under tho wheels
which passed over both hips, and calves
Of both legs, crushing them in hor-
riblo manner. After suffering intense
agony for about three hours, ,hc died
in drug store. .....
SAN Francisco, July %.
In the case of John Robinson W.. tho
Central Pacific Railroad, the order for
the arrest OF Leland Stanford rs Prcsi-
dent, and L. Ii. Miller, Secretary, for
not exhibiting the books and papers of
tho Central Pacific, was dismissed on
the ground that Robinson was not
stock-holder Of the present Central Pa
cIfic Company, and therefor had no
right 10 examine tho books. This is
ono Of the cases brought by 4. 4. COIN
as Attorney.
=.--- ST. LOUIS, July &c.
AT the Independent Grecnback Con-
yention, TO nominate n Congressman
for the Second District in Kansas, held
Mt Lawrence yesterday, only thirty dele
gates out of eighty were present. 4
endorsing the nominees of
The Indianapolis Grecnbacl; Convention
caused long and bittor discussion, and
was finally laid OH tho table, whcreupon
The Peter Cooper men withdrew from
the Convention. The reminder OF the
delegates then nominated John Il.
Goodwin, present incumbent, for Con-
gress.
CLEVELAND, o., July &c.
Smuggler, Judge Fullerton, Gold
smith Maid, Lulu. Lucille and Gold
dust will trot tomorrow in n free for ull
race. Tho Maid is tho faYoritc-2 to
against tho field.
..... CHICAGO, July &c.
Tho Illinois Democratic State Con-
vontion will meet ut Springfield to-
morrow, to nominate State candidates
for State Offices and Presidential cleo
tors.
New YoE1, &c.
The TaInmany Hall meeting 10 ratify
tho nomination Of Tildcn and Hendricks,
Tuesday night, was very large and en-
thusiasiic. Chas. 4. Dana presided,
and among tho Yicc-Prcsidonts were
Augustus Schcll, Jno. Kelley and Aug
ust belmont.
NV York, July 81.
u special from Vienna announces
that, from trustworthy sources, il is MS.
ccrtaincd That the Ministry at Con-
have determined 10 urge
the Sultan TO resign for tho reason of
his prolonged illness. lie has lived in
tho closest scclusion over since his nc.
ccssiOn, and done nothing TO encourage
tho hope that he may inaugurGtc more
vigorous policy than that pursued by
Abdul AziH.
CnEYEISE, July 2G.
Adyiccs from General Crooks com.
mand, on the south fork of Tongue
river, July %, states that the main
body Of Sioux arc believed to llayo taken
TO the Big Horn Mountains, where
gGmo Is more abundant and tho grass
fTCshGr. Tho Indians efforts To burn
the grass Of The valley makes it almost
imperative for Crook To follow them ut
once. His force now musicrs about
l2OD regular soldiers aud citizen yoluu.
tccra, beside tho 200 Snake allies, and
feels iltat lie can ut least hold his own
on any ground tho Indians mag select.
II is expected tlIa: the wagons will hc
parked ON tho main Tongue river near
tho mountains, md with tho pack tram
loaded with from fifteen 10 twenty day =
rationH, II vigorous lat careful advance
will Immediately follow. II is not
deemed advisable for Crooks and
Tcmy's forcoa 10 join prcYious to II
muYo by one ~ the other 81 the com.
m"nds, nj 1t il Thought The Indians
would make stand against ono Of tho
column, aud that, by engaging them,