The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-23
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dclphia, and tho balance to the San
Francisco and Carson mints.
Charges embracing the corrupt con.
versions of United States moneys TO
his oTn use, have been preferred
against United States Surveyor General
Rollins, rnd forwarded to Secretary
ScLurz by Senator Booth. Yesterday
Senator Sargent tdegraphcd to Schurz
de:nsudins Hollin's immediate removal
aud to-day he laid the mo tier before
the United States District Attorney.
The amount Of tho Gicfalc alton is about
$4,000.
WAsnISGIoS, Sept. 13.-Indiau In
spector, Van Deyen, tciegraphs from
Mcsiilc, New Mexico, 20 the Commits
sioner OF Indiun Affairs that the Warm
Spring Indians left their reservation
and have murdered thirteen persons.
Jcifords, former agent of ChivicaLuas,
stirred them up 20 insuIIortliuRiion,
He can be Convi,.ted, on Indian testi.
mony. of furnishing whiskcy to the
Indians.
CHICAGO. Sept. l3.-In The Circuit
Court, this morning, Judge williams
appointed David D. Strong. n retired
banker; az receiver Of the State Saw
ings Institution, with bonds ut two
million dollars.
New Youx. Sept. l3.-E,lwin New
man Ht midnight killed his sweatheart,
Kate llnycs ani Ihon committed sui
eide i'll GOuverneur Stc.ct.
WORCESTER, Mass. Sept. l3.-Tiir
Democratic State Convention vas CAL
led to order by Edward Avery, Chair
mua Of tho State Central Committee.
After recess the following nominations
were made: For Governor, Wi!,ia,n
Ga6t"E; Li"u!rnart Governor, Vim.
L. PlnnEci; Secretary Of State. Weston
lioGland; Yrcnauvo. urd itc" liver Con
eral, David 4. tikilIings; .uii:or. John
J.. Fitzgerald; AltoruuI General, Char
les ?. Thompson.
EtcuMnED. Ind. sept. .I3.--prnsif;eut
Hayes arrived nj 40 O'clock Ibis morn
iaS and ~aS d:Ivcn 10 Governor Far
bnuk6' r5' .dGncc md Immediately re-
paired to The chainhrr rf Senator Nor.
ton.
No change is reported in the Senator s
condition this morning.
NCw YoGg, Sept. l3.--The Time, says
yesterdays proceedings at Crec:,mocz in
tho Interstate military match was only
for bronze statue Of the soldier OF
Marathon, which WAS frst presented by
the Governor Of this State for cumpc-
titiOn in 1873, when it WIS won by the
Connecticut team, who also won il last
year. There were four teams rutcred,
representing California, CONNECTICUT,
New Jersey aud New York. The inter
est WAC very great and large crowd Of
military men watched tho shooting.
At the close Of the match il wns found
that the California team had won, and
cheers wcro given 10y tho New York
tenn. Tho winners responded heartily,
md Colonel Wingnto. Captain Of the
New York team. made n little speech.
complimcnting the Caiiforniuns for
their excellent shooting nnd expressing.
the qualification Of the New Yoricrg nj
the succcSs Of team from tho Golden
Cato.
McComh. Captain OF The California
team. responded Ia Chccry manner,
mud said his team had considered them
selves sufficiently good shots to com.
pete at Crced'uuorc. hut they had form-
ed M idnn Of the nbility md skill of
the Eastern rihcmon.
EEw ioGH, Snpt. IJ.--Tho Whaling
schooner. Charles Thompson. Of Prov
incctown, Mass., arrived ycRtnrday
from cruise viH Fcrnnndiua, Florida,
In charge Of tho mate nf The bark
Cnciquc, which vessel found lh,
Thompson drifting about without d
navigator, Captain Leach having died
OF yellow fever Rnd tho mates being
down with the Rnme disease.
Rev. John McElcroy, Of the Society
OF j sus. died IN the Noviiiatc, Fred.
erick, Marylanl, yesterday morning.
lilo waG ono nf the two cllaplnins who
accompanied tho American army in
Mexico.
GuCHAnEsr. Sept l3.--Thcrn IL ru-
NOR in Bucharest that tho Eussinns
yesterday Eiorincd aud cnpturcd tho
main ccntrnl rcdouh. nj plorhn. II
this Is true. tho key 10 tho Turkish ,,os-
ition Ia In tho possession of the Rus.
ainns, aud this assures the fall OF Os.
man Pnnha, unless tho Iiuasinu attack
is diverted by the ndvanco ot Niche.
met All. II IL rumorcd here that Mehc-
met Ali IL close To Bicla aud that tho
Turkish advance on yesterday cncoun.
tered tho ltussian OutpDsis. driving
them IN. II Ia believed great battle is
III progress there to-day. IL is also
Affirmed That Sulciman rnsha struck on
ycslOfdny tho left ilnnk Of tho Russlnns
ncnr LovnlH. II SuloiInan Is thcro tho