The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

MORROW morning. The party will DO
due i'll California on Tuesday.
Fox TO LAC, Sept. 2G.-The Demo-
cratic Convention. today, nominated
the following ticket: Governor, james
a. Mallory. of Milwaukee; Lieut. Gov
ernor, Il. l.. Davis, of Dane; Secretary
OF State, James Il. Hayes, Of Dodge;
ota'o treasurer, John Ringle, Of
Marathon. .".'
NEw York. Sept. 2G.-Thn Star AID
Herald, Of Panama says violent
earthquake took place at Cabija, BoIi-
VIA on tho 23d ult., and at Iuuique
tho same day. a few days before, at
CapiHpo, there was n similar visitation.
and The in abitants left their dwellings,
terror stricken.
Advices from Peru of tho LIST inst,
report tho health of Henry Meiggs
somewhat improved, though the change
is very slight.
n special to tho EreHing Post from
Rochester, says the speech Of the tenn
porarY Chairman of the Republican
State Convention. Rlatt, WAS nh unex-
pectca sensation and was unmisla,;a-
bly, intended as brutality studied
ntfront to the administration. Il is
impossible to be misunderstood. The
intended application of tho words
hicsaters and demagogues were fire.
quentiy repeated. The long culogy of
ex-PreSl,lcnt Grant and silence about
President Hayes were so pointed that
Misses frequently greeted the speaker.
Towards the close, Senator Conkling,
sitting conspicuously. rnpturously mp
plauded the significant presage of Ill
feeling towards Secretaries Evarts and
Schrpz.
| WASHINGTON, Sept. Colon. Alex
nnder IL. Stephens. in conversation TO-
dry, said that he thought Hayes had
done more for tho pacilicntion of the
country under The doctrine of home
rule than Tilden could have done had
he been innugurntcd, and thought tho
| appointment CT II Southern man to the
vacancy on the Supreme Court bench
would be n further step toward paciti-
cation, naming Ex-Governor Hcrshol V.
johnson, Of Georgia. as the man.
NEW YORK, Sept. GA dispatch
from the United Suites Minister of the
Argentine Republic, snys that party
Of settlers composed OF forty families,
known MS tho California Colony, which
! settled in the upper part of tho pro-
vince of Santa Fe. seven yenls ago,
have depalted for Texas, where they
propose 10 settle near the Rio Grande,
hetwGca Fort Clarke and Eagle Pass.
Tho colony was we'll supplied with
money When II first settled, mud 80 away
with about The amount it came with.
DELoGADE, Sept. 2G.-Two million
fcauces have arrived from Russia. This
! is snid to be The final inatnlinent Of TIE
! loaus. Tho mobilization OF thc troops
continues Tho new Russian Consul
| GcucIal is expected with instructions
from the Eu%siun headquarters. Eus-
sin insists Oil fScr"iu speedily finishing
Ito work Of mobilization and complains
that Servim's hesitation enabled the
Turks to rolieTe rleyna. Scrvia is
about TO demand the Withdrawal Of
Turkish troops from The Scrvian from
tier. II will Ie Remembered that n
Gimilar demand formed the prelude to
declaration OF war last year.
Tho Turkish losses at ileynN seem
TO have been rs heavy ns tho Russians.
Trustworthy information is received
that II 900 wounded are Glill in P.cvnn.
whom The Turks are unable to remove.
NIcSHA, Sept. pa correspondent
hears that Germany will renew her
circumstances to The Porte against
breaches Of the Geneva Convention III
q moro pointed n!nnucr.
LONDON. Sept 2G.-SPeciul co.rcapoH.
dents confirm tho Turkish story chat
Plcvnn was revictuailcd and reinforced
on tho % inst, by 20 Lnttaliou3 Of in.
fnntry, Q batteries Of ARTILLERY, 1000
cavalry nnI all immense quantity Of food
and ammunition. II il stated the rainy
weather is impeding operations.
The Indian Office inyitos tenders for
n loan Of cJ,0OO,00O, payable in seven
years md hearing interest at per cent.
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Thrt EulIshcnd.
Tho rumOr that Adolph Snlro WA
about to tuIn tho water which flows
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