The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

Nb" Aohh, NoN. Af.-1uc Clbht max
ers employed by Sterns e Co., struck
yesterday. SoveIal cases Of cjectments
Of tenants by landlords occurred yes
terday. The strikers continue to re-.
ceive support aud offers of support at
home and from abroad.
DEADwooD, Nov. 17.-Tne soldiers
ordered hero by General Sheridan to u.s.
sist Sheriff Bullock in enforcing the
law in tho Keets mine case arc reported
in close proximity to Dcadwood. AZ
fairs ut tho mino remain virtually the
Same hs last reported, .hc miners hold
ing possession und closely watched by
deputy sheriiTs.
Tonight Sheriff Bullock md deputies
arrested four road agents In this gulch.
They give the names OF Tony Pastor,
Finn Davis, 4. B. Yancamp and Law
renee Woodshall. The Sheriff hos been
tracking these parties for long time
and finally cOrnercd them in saloon.
On the officers entering the room. the
robbers made n motion to draw their
pistols, but they wcro too late, ms the
officers already had them covered with
six-shootors.
LONDON, Nov. IA correspondent
at CoustantinUplo telegraphs tho fol-
lowing: y council over which the
Sultan presided. WIS held yesterday.
l nIn Informed that tho general feeling
WAS expressed, and by no one more
than tho Sultan. III favor Of making an
effort TO put an end to the war, i'll which
enough had been done on both sides
for glory, and which If continued must
iniiict lasting misery upon the two
empircs. 1t wns felt, however. Tint at
present sufficient reliance cannot be
placed upon tho declarations of Russia,
aud that even while seeking TO obtain
HONORABLE peace, preparations for pro.
lougcd resistance must be vigorously
carried OH. l mn told that subject to
This determination TO prosecute the war,
II honorable peace cannot be maintain
ed, it Tgs resolved that tho time for
endeavoring TO put nn end 10 the war
has arrived. II my information ia cor
rect, the Grand Vizier will to-day in.
form the British EmbassAdor of the
decision OF the coancil, in bopo Eng.
laud will MD i'll putting n stop to tho
war, Which so greatly damages her own
Trade and threatens to compromise her
best interests.
PAprs, Nov. i7.---Thc NomfrHr semi.
official, announces ut this morning S
Cabinet Council. tho Ministers rendered
thair designations. Duke dc Broglie
and NJ. FOurlOn explained that they
were tho most devoted friends Of the
Marshal, but considered change in tho
Ministry necessary nB tho Chamber
might refuse 10 vote the budget while
the present Cabinet retained Office.
President MncMnhon accepted !heir
designations, but asked the Ministers TO
remain until their Buccessors wcro mp.
pointed and give him tho benefit of
their advice and cooperation in negoti-
ations for tho formation of Cabinet.
Tho Ministers did not conceal their
opinion TINT il would bo dinicnlt for
them t" Rssisi in tIrt task npd suggested
the cooperation OF influential members
OF tho Constitutional party in both
Chambers.
Although tho announcement Of the
resignation Of The Ministers is not Of.
fetal, il confirmed, it would certainly
bo deemed the first concession to public
opinion. President MacMnhon seems
altogether opposed to violence. This
morning ho in conversation with MI
old friend, secuted tho idcn OF coup
'detnt MS purpOsclcss.