The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
TELEcRAPHlC.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 81.

Will Nicaragua, mas not yet been SIBnet
though copies have been furnished I,
the Senate Committee on Foreign Rela
tions and formally executed. The docu
ment will be tram United in afew days
Don Adams Arlenas, the Nicarnguar
Commissioner. is still in the city ant
as soon rs the treaty is signed, will de
part to secure the necessary ratification
by the Nicarngunn Senate, which viii
be in session until March.
The NerdiFs Columbia special says
The race conflict has been aycrted. a
large body Of armed men still hold
TimlrinsYille, though no trouble is up
pretended. Rumors generally nre that
all troops here will soon be withdrawn.
The HeraIFs New bedford specinl
intimates strike OF operatives in VAN
suttn Cotton Factory Of that place.
The factory in question is among the
largest in the country.
The Sun comes out this morning in a
two column double loaded editorial
against the electoral bill, saying ''we
believe this nh infractiOn OF the Consti-
tuition. and most dangerous and
alarming departure from the established
usagcs Of the government"
WGsHISoToS, Jan. 81.
Justice Bradley was this morning
chosen the fifth member Of the judicial
branch Of tho Electoral Commission.
Marshal Pitkin, Of Louisiana. was ex-
nmincd Inst night ut his rooms by the
Sub Committee OF tho Louisiana Com
nitteG.
The Louisiana Returning Board in in
close confinement. Visitors nro admit
ted by card, and conversations nro held
within hearing Of nh officer OF tho
House.
SESArE-Tho President pro TEN laid
before tho Senate communication
signed by Associate Justices Clifford.
Strong, Miller and Field, of the u. S.
Supreme Court, announcing that They
met yesterday in pursuance to tho
electoral count bill, h"d selected Asso-
cinto Justice james L. Bradley the fifth
Associate Justice upon tho Commission.
a resolution for special police force
ut the Capitol, during the electoral
count, VIVA agreed 10.
Cox introduced II resolution providing
for tho admission OF visitors. similar to
that adopted in tho SENATE, and explain
cd TINT every member would be fur
nisliotl daily with three tickets to the
gallery OF tho Houses. Resolution
adopted. ...... ..... ....
Garfield introduced hill providing
for nInoro thorough investigation OF
rnil-rOnd accidents, und asked it's refer
cncc to tho railroad company; SO or
dcrcd. lilo said II referred to the terrible
Ashtnbuln accident in his district.
Tho Iripnrtite commission assembled
in the Supreme Court room nj noon and
Orgnuizcd a special "uth Of office wns
administered to Justice Clifford and
Middleton. CIork OF tho Court. Justice
Clifford, who by tho electoral hill IL pro-
aiiliny officer Of the commission, ndmin'
members. Jns. II. McKcnny wns then
appointed temporary Clerk TO tho com
mission, and Il wns ordered TINT pro
ceGdingB Of tho commission, ""cGi:!
these above stated, shall bc held conf.
DENTAL until other wise ordered. After
II brief session tho commission al
junrncd until O'Clock j.. ~.
IIoUaE- Consideration waH resumed
Of tho resolution for tIIr admission d
BclfOrd, tho Colorado Representative
lIurd favored the minority report do
claring Colorado moi ytt State.
The Speaker presented II notification
by the Associate Justices Of the choIr'
Of bradley M the fifth member Of tia
commission.
| NEw YonR, jan. 81.
Tho coroner's jury II 'hc c"S' Of IN
uronk1yu Theatre calamity. give Vcr
diet, 10 dizzy. lint Of l"o hundred mn
.iul,tpen Victims Of the fire, two burned
IA d.utt,. mud the rcn"i"dGr suiT"cntcd
CAHsOH, jim. 81.
rho only son Of Senator Garrnrt
died to-day; aged ~ years.
San FTANCIsCO, Jan. 81.
Al tho Democratic CongreSsiona
Convention, last night. both the minor
ity and minority were represented, anC
though tho meeting was somewhat dis
cordnnt, report was agreed upon pro
wiling for tho appointment Of Commits
siOncrs orange for n primarj.
SA, ERG.cIhCG, Jan. -.
To-day horse TGn away with go
Gerry wagon driven by II clerk ui Mr.
Hogan, grocer, corner OF First AvGnut
and Sixtccntb street. Tho buggy col
lidcd WITH hcc. The young man W"
thrown out receiving injuries from
which lie died aoOp utter.
Negotiations lnyo been opened look
Ing 10 tho purchase o. tho Grand OpOr
House by John Mccullough Of tho Cal
ito. iiin Thcatcr.
IL has been cloudy aud thrcatnin
hero MI day, hut no rain.
Advicos from vnrlous parts OF Il,
State show clcnr weather IN tho R0uli