The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
LATE TELEGRAMS.

agent Tor tho Qunpaw Agency, Indian
Territory, and James NJ HawOrth, for
the hiown and CUmanche Agency. In
dian Territory; james C. Fullerton, Re
ceivcr OF public Moneys, at Roscburg
Oregon, and Hart Fellows, ut Sacra-
mento.
The President sent the following nom
inations to the Senate to-day; Phillip
ii. Emerson, Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court. Utah; Frank p. Ster.
ling, Receiver of public money, Mon.
tnna; Olis Perrin, Stockton, California,
Solomon Cooper. Humboldt, California.
The Southern Republicans are much
discouraged. Marcy md Smith, Louis.
lana Representatives Rre willing to con-
cedc nothing, except that the result Of
the Presidents proposed policy will be
tho abandonment of the Republican
party III the Sonth, nnd uay il the
troops Rre withdrawn md Packard not
recognized, the next election in Louis.
iHna will be $4,000 Democratic, rs solid
rs Georgia, and tho Republican votes
and organizations will entirely dis
appear. Thcy insist that their entire
existence depends upon the recognition
OF Packard, which now seems improbn-
bic, and tho withdrawal of troops from
the State House TO the barracks seems
likely. Many prominent Southern
Democrats heartily endorse the policy
OF forming i'll the South new purity,
independent OF the old party lines
Randall, Gibson, Lowry. and Jones of
Florida, hold that view. while Bogy will
permanently decline to call upon the
Pr, sident, and Morrison boast; TINT he
has not made and will hot make II call
nj the White House.
JUDGE MAcKgY. Of South Carolinn,
hnd brief interview with the Prrsi
dent to.day, and read him IL telegram
from Gov. Hampton. in which the Gov
crn"r said the project Of II new election
vas nn imodlt to the people Of the State
and To himself. Tho Governor says Ii,
docs not wish to bo recognized. lie
only desires that the troops be removed
from the State House, then the will OF
people can be cnrried ont penccably.
The Democratic caucus. for the
Srcnkcrship is very uciiYe. Snylor
md Morrison nre the Democratic can
didntcs, mud are organizing their cnm-
paiBns. Cox is trying TO secure the
solid South by travelling in that section.
a Cabinet officer Is authority for the
statement that the President will mnke
Tomorrow all tho nominations to the
Senntu hc intends, AMI that the Senate
will probably adjourn on Saturday.
The extra session will undoubtedly he
called from the 18th Of March to the
lst Of June.
CHICAGO, March l5.--It is ascertain
cd TINT the suit for the recovery OF one
million dollars, hcing twiaG tho amount
OF which Jacob Rohm defrnuded the
Government i'll connection with the
whisl'cy ring, will he pushed vigorously
by tho Governments special counsel,
Hon. Emory Storrs.
Stephen $. Jones, editor OF the
Retigio- Ihiics4phicai Jommal, 1877 Fourth
Avenue, WAS shot dead in his Office
this afternoon, by W. c. Pike, who i'm
medintcly gnvo himself up. Pike nnl
his vito have been ruOming in Jones
building this winter, without paving
rent, and IL il surmiged this muy hnyo
caused tho trouble. Pike alleged M
the reason for tho killing that Jones
Hcduccd his wife.
NV YoTR, March l5.--Detec,iyo
Coircy arrived hero this morning from
San Frnnciscu, with rcIuisition for
lIlncklOck, and will STINT Oh his return
with tho prisoner Tonight.
CoLuMnUs, March 1i.-Tho 1lcpulI.
iIcan joint caucus nominated Stnnlcy
Mathews for United Stnlcs Senator.
ViIo Sherman, OH tl.c third ballot with
tremendous applause. Rowland, Taft.
Shcllnbargcr md Lawrence were can.
didntcG for nomination. Forty. three
votes were necessary TO nominate,
Tnft'n highest vote was twelve, How.
lands thirty, Slallahargcr's eight.
CniCAdo, March ia Time, New
OrloHns special says: At tho Packard
meeting last night. every man present
signed pledge 10 uphold tho Packard
Government by force, and to begin nt
0nco onliatimg tho Republicans Of the
Stato to similar pledge. A resolution
was adopted appointing q committee TO
commence tho enrolment OF militin.
men In Pnckarl's service. The meet
ing nlsU adopted Il resolution asking the
Rcpublican Slate Executive Committee
to cause political campaign clubs TO bo
rcorGanizcd nj onco for tho purpose OF
holding II Republican mass meeting.
Packard proposes to mako n desperate
effort In tho shape Of physical forco TO
show tho rrcHidcnt that tho Packard
Government isnot altogether govern.
mcnt Of straw. and although ho docs
not expect 10 whip tho White League,
ho docs expect by armed resistance to
compel the rrc'idCnl 10 interfere, and