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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

London Gdviccs now are that the
Russians hare definitely determined 10
begin tho passage of tho Danube. The
point at which to make the effort is re-
ported to have been selected, nnd active
preparations for n speedy movement nrc
now under way. Renewed assurances
that the treaties will be strictly OH
served, and that the route TO India by
way OF the Sucz canal aud the Persian
gulf shall remain free, havo been given
to England, and it is further proposed
that at the conclusion of the war tho
arrangements respecting the Dosphorus
and DardanCllcs shall be settled by n
European Congress. Lord Ratlstocls,
writing from st. Petersburg to the Lon
don Tines. insists that the Car is in
nowise nctunted 10y spirit of National
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and can discover 10
reason for the existence of iustility be-
tween the two governments.
Tho opinion is said to have been ex-
pressed by competent military men,
that Russia has finally accomplished
her designs in the stragetic movements
that for weeks past have been in pro-
Srcss, and that battle will soon be
fought near Erzeroum.
These highly favorable accounts of
the Mnscoyitish prospects, nre followed
10y series of corrGspondipgly gloomy
| ones for the cause OF the Ottoman.
Affairs at Constantinoplo Rre said to be
III n dcplOrable condition; the Sultan
morOsc and railing against England.
The people are reported rs discomfort
ed, and reasonable speeches the order
of the day. The worst feature OF the
case is that an attempt TO suppress this
rebcllious spirit, would in NIL probabil-
iiy result in revolution. Tho policy OF
Hobart PHsha is openly denounced.
Mi1hat Pasha is likely to be recalled.
and change in the administration is
liable to occur at any time.
This is briefly the position of affairs
as reported just now, but what will be
| the import OF the next batch of news
that struggles TO the surface over the
saline cable, 'twould be difficult to de-
termine.
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TE-=2=--E-r-E--
N"mtgomcry o".c..'s Dic sh

NUntGoncry uH'cI,'s EiG Show. =
The present circus ami mcnasorie
rALiviti9 s under the management OF
Hir. O. cen, and walsh viii nyi,. ar i'll
E.ho on Whur7daj, Ia" 18th inst, ia,
pcrhaia, supplied wi;ii greater num-
Ter Uf m;trnctIpu5 in better condition
than at any prcyiGu. time. As an evil
drncc Cf the vnric:; and superiority Of
the rrh, rlnimmcnt, W. rcpuiIi,h the fol-
lowing notice Of the exhibition, nft"r Il
'iircc weeks engagement, 10y the SAN
Francis 60 Chronicle:
With last evenings performance the
engagement Of Montgomery Queens
c;rcns and mcrITrrir in ;l,iS ciiy came
to Il close. During the entire engage
mcmt the pub!ic showed its nrprccia.
tion "f this really superior SHOW by II
constant and overlooking attendance.
and the prui.G which has been hrstuw-
Ud has been deserved nnd well earned
hy oastant desire on the pnrt az AIr.
Queen 10 please his patrons. That
these Efforts lave been appreciated il
further cNinCcd hy the fact that Mayor
Bryant mnd II number of the most PROM
irrnt citizens Ui San Francisco rendered
Mr.. Queen II grand complimentary.
benefit, which was sat for Yesterday
afternoon and evening; the canvas WAS
crowded with tho elite uf the cilv, who
testified to the excellence Of the pro.
grdmnc md the manner in which /,
was rendered 10y frequent mud lcarty
APPLAUSE. Th" circus pmt Of the en-
icit"inmcnt is as perfect ng il can Lr
made, and many new features nro i'll
troduccd never before attempted 10y any
troupe. Tho cuuyns and everything
a'"'t the show IL now. aud actors nnd
nrll"yccs nrc gcntlemunly and polite.
mad the rouSh element msunIly found
with similar shows is carefully md
vigorously secluded. Thu mci,rurric
iS complete i'll the variety Of lis con.
TENTS, many rare animals having lrc,
obtained regardless Of expense. Anon.
'hcsc .'uny br mentioned the African
gnm, MID the mammoth two.hurucd
black ri'inoccro8, the only living spcci.
,ncn OH exhibition in this country. and
which nro worth in themselves moro
than tho price Of admission. Public
thanks arc due To MIR. Queen for his
Efforts TO produce and cNlibi; snch nn
entertaining and instructive show.
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Gro. l.. NowELL & Co. deserve the
best thanis Of the advertising comm.
nity for their cifurtS 10 prevent ndycr-
tiscrs from being imposed on by un-
scrupnlous publishers. Every hone 81
Publisher will also thank them for the
all they have Afforded them in ,nniu.
tanning their competition for business
hy fair mcaEsr against the fraudulent
practices "f dishonest rivals. Mcssrs.
Howell 4 Co., alone of Nnwspnpor Di.
rcc;ury publishers, have hnd the cour.
nGc to undertake the task Of discri,ni.
mating among tie statements Of news
pnrors, and to face the hostility which
such course way sure 10 excite nlnnuc
those who riciitcd 10y misrcrrrsertn
ton. notwithstanding tho 'crushiu.,'
articles TINT from time to time Lnyo
been hurled at them, sometime. by par.
ties who OHght 10 have known better.
they have persrvorcd in their course.
mnd they have had thcir reward. Their
publication has taken the first place as
the staudaid authority nmui,g American
Newspaper Directories, and rcfcrc,ro
book for every large advertiser and nd.
vcrlisinG agency In this country.
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NO. 80.

RErRRRiHG to the late criticisms upon
the recent action Of the Supreme Court
touching the cnso Of Harrington, the
Eureka Sentinel thinks it essential to au
appreciation Of the situation, that thero
is nh irrepressiblo conflict going on in
that august tribunal arising from the
fact that Judge Beatty finds it diIicuIt
to conceal his contempt of Hawley's
legal attainmcnts. In former times,
says tho Seminal, nnwley and Earl run
the machine; now it is Beatty and
Leonard, and it is claimed TINT Beatty
would rather turn loose oil tho criminals
in the country than concur with Hauley,
aud the latter, thought moro reasonable,
fccls pretty much tho same why towards
Beatty. As an evidence TINT t.reat men,
and oven learned doctors, nro loaded
down with the same weaknesses encum.
bcring ordinary clay, the trnnscendent
example Of the immaculate 1913 COM
mission is flung i'll our teeth for d
clincher. We very much fear that tho
Sentintts organ of veneration will
eventually induce it to promulgnte some
awful hercsy.
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Tho examination of G.. 81. Pinncy.
which still dragg alum. in San Francis.
GO, occasiomnllyrcn1@ tho vail hy whicl,
the private transactions Of public officers
are hidden from tho vulgar gaze Of all
nnclaritnhlc world, and permits ray
Of light t1 penetrate tho dnr!.npms in
which they were cmvclorcd. One Of
the recent disclosures il that in relation
tp the 90 $50 certificate. iaEucd in ,,c
name Of Th"mas Rogers 4 TO. Nothing
like the amount for which the certificate
WIS drawn was ever duo that finn by
tho GoScrmmrnI. SpauliiuG hal signuI
il in blank. Nmd Rogers had indoracd il
"ith"ut seeing iis contents.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

Sitting Eull, the famous Sioux chief,
has retired with about 900 OF his war
riors TO the British Possessions. Rev.
Abbott Martin Las had conference
with the old fellow, ana reports him as
appearing thoroughly Suhducd. The
Indians lost all their lodges, and most
OF their supplies and arms last Spring,
and aro in no condition to continue The
war. The old chief claims that the
'.olation Of treaties by the United
States Government, justified him i'll
hhhtinS i; to the bitter end. It is con-
iiGenily believed that he will not return
to this country. and that the Indian war
is virtually ended.
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The PcnrSon-ISu;tcrnrId Cnsc.

Tho examination of :ho Bullerlicld
forgery case, in which the reputation of
). w. Pearson has been severely COLL
mcnted on, was resumed Saturday III
the Police Court. George G. IIiciox,
the expert ii writing, while Oh the stand
was presented with numerous sliys Of
paper OH which wero written several
signatures which he was asked to irlcn-
;ify. Tho witness was somewhat dis.
pleased ut what he considered u scheme.
lie said ho did not come to be the vie.
tim Of my tricl; invented with tho de-
sign OF leading him Ia luako mistakc
i'll identifying the signatures. IL some
signatures Of George Hcarnt," Tho
witness stated, after IL careful rxumina-
tion, that i'll the eases Of some hu
thought that the George" was written
6y one person, and the "lIcGrst" by an
other. llo also stated that he Ind been
threatened with prosecution by certain
parties. lIo would rather pay $500 than
be called upon to give expert testimony
i'll tho case. The Judge rcmarkcdt TINT
the names should have been written in
the judicial presence. The case was re-
sumcd yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

The repent that an Octiyc volcano had
broken out on the Colorado desert has
been confirmed hy parties who have re-.
turned from tho locality designated.
They report four distinct crGtcrs in tho
mountains, nbUnt eight miles from
Fnnk6 Spring, n Southern Pnciiic sta.
ton, forty-twO miles west Of Yuma, in
active operation all day Oh Mpn,ny Iast
emitting smoke aud bowllcrs. Tho nm
VIII" inquired into the matter also reports
that the mud volcanoes In tho virinil,
hnvo not been IN IN active hato for
Buiuc time past.
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Jutlg,ncnt Affirmed.

Wo learn from the Silver SLATE that
tho case OF the State against HUI, con-
victed of murder in tho first degree, has
been decided by the Supreme Court
and the judgment Of tho District
Court affirmed. District Attorney Har-
ding has been officially notified Of tho
filing of this opinion, which seals tho
doom of tho appellant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

IT is now definitely settled that In
the suits OF Virginia city against the
mining companies for the bullion tax
due for the quarter ending March Slst,
the only point made will be that tho
clause under which the companies claim
exemption is unconstitutional. A sep
arate investigation will be made to en-
dearor to find who inserted the fraud
ulcnt clnuso which was not in the char-
ter when il pAssed the Legislalura.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

IH reference TO Tho trial Of Rover Mt
Reno. thp JoHrHdi Of tho 18th says:
Yesterday WAS taken up by Tho counsel
in t.cir arguments. DayiCs, for the dc.
fcnsc. spoke about six hours, uud was
follo%cd by GLASS;, for tho State, who
closed ut about II O'Clock lnst night,
after which the judge gaze his charge to
the inry, and they retired to consult
about n verdict.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

Tnr Virginia CaroHicic Enys Bob
ingcrsoll will ho here on 'rGesday night,
to ahow that man, woman and child
hnvo libortios which all creation is
bound to respect Tho only drawback
Oh Boh's lecture will 10 that National
Guard Hall ian,t big enough to hold nil
the people WHO want 10 Lcnr him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

TIE Carson hEPc@ suggest thn. tho
Snn Francisco MronicIe change It's name
TO San Frnucisco Pinnacle, aud cInims
that Tho acccncy L! tho hint is i'll the
spelling Of il. Wo hndn't previously
devoted any attention to confederation
OF the matter, but again glanciug over
tho pages Of that journal, the wisdom
of the suggestion is irrssis'ibly appnr-
,,I
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

NOTWITHSTANDING the precautions tn.
Ken in handling the oXplodcrs of the
"nirn tunnel since the electrical pie.
nomcna recently discovered 10y Mr..
Sniro, another accident. similar in
character to those which have preceded
il, has again occurred. While Liddi.
cote, tho blnster Mt Tho tunnel, was in
The small building Mt the mouth of the
tunnel, where tho eXploders arc kept,
they began going of. literally shooting
the unfortunate man 10 pieces. Some
900 Of the dangerous missiles cxplod.
ed, resulting i'll the death Of LiddicCte
ana the destruction Of The magazine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

THE President still ndheres to tho
belief that tho reconciliation Of the
old silver dollar, and tho adoption Of o
doublo standard, in tho best means Of
returning to specie payment. He hRs
not, however, determined to mike any
recommendation to that effect to Con-
gress. ~"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

TIE issue OF ono and twu dollar green.
| aCks was discontinued ut tho Treasury,
mainly to inducc bauhs nnd individuals
To take out and put i'll circulation silver
coin. Silver is now going out OF the
Treasury rapidly, about 81 ,OUO, 900 a
month, and tho full grecnback fund Of
$4,000, 600 authorized by law is so well
assured TINT the Treasurer will proba.
hly soon resume the shipment Of ones
ant iwos i'll moderate amounts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

TnE telegraph INSERTS, upon what Is
claimed na good authority, that Prcsi-
dent MnC Niahon has decided upon i'm
mediate dissolution. Why, the dissu.
Lutte old sinner! Will ho take arsenic,
or seek oblivion in the turgid waters Of
the river Sgine?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

THE report that the President and
Secretary Sherman had widely differed
in II conference mpOm the silver qucs.
ton, Is now said 10 bo without founda.
iiom, for, notwithstanding the former is
disposed to favor the reconciliation Il
silver, he has no; yet reached definite
conclusion,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

Tux vote in Georgia upon the quCs.
iion of n convention to rcvigc the Con.
Stitn;on Oi tho State. resulted in u ina.
jority Of 10000 for the affirmative.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-24

WHILE testing the fire escape in tic
Iindcll House in 81. Louis, fireman
was Instantly killed.
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FoE "Boqnct Hpccirls," go to the
Gem.
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FrcSll Oysfsrs.

fino Saddle Rock Oysters, ju,t re,
cuiyci at the GEM,
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AK attempt 10 bum tho Monumental
engine house in GdId IlllI Was made
Friday night.
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or EYInY DIacniITIoH PROMPTLY posr, IN THE
BEsr STYLE or TnR ART
Our Only Authorized Agrut.

q. W. clsS NJ, No. I2G Montgomery 81
ran rancisco. CAL, sole Rg-ut for the ELK0
lSDEr' SDESr, Is huthOrizSl 10 contract for Iu-
torilnG advertisements fGr us at our lowest ratcV
Ia cnir. or'irrH lett with Nr. Crane will receive
prompt attention
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Receive general aud special depoRita, subIoct
10 check nt sight or payable oil return OF cersie
ncttc. Draw ut siGnt. In coin or currency, ON
Sew 1ots. san FTanCiEco, ,Sacramento, Salt lake
CITY snn all banking towns In the Staie Of Nc,
yada. Make either local or foreign collections
Tor which remittance will be Inalo INN cd diatcIy
on Payment. Discount CommsrrinI papor
Aa4s advances on base or refined bullion. buy
ahd cell Gold. GrcGEbacks, Bonds aud Sccuri-
ues Of all kinds. .-0.----.'-
buy ond soil hy telegraph, through our nro-
keIs, any stocEs dealt In by tho San FrAncisco
Stucs and Exchange Board. and upon the usual
t"rmI ami conditions; except that We will buy
and scll for CAST. only. and do not carry any
stocks upon q margin. ...
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SNMPTOMS-Naut OF appetite, rising OF
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stomach, n lrt-uuru. dry r,a uai whitetra-
OF tine tongue To- lue mUlIlu-. -cusc oi uis.,u-
ruWlIing and ptlu' cosllvynrss, whlcn I, oc.
cuslOud} Interrupted by uiJrrhu1; pal, s,
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ClNcNNArI, NOV. 20, 1872.

VINVINNATI, NOV. 20, IsI2.
Mr.. II. Il. STEVENS:
Dear slr-lhe Two bottles Of NEGETINF fur
nlsned me 10y your agent my wife has used viii
great benefit For Il long timr sh" has beer
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troubles are now entirely removed by he ust
OF NtGElINE' she was 20 troubled with d, =
p HSla md general debility, aud has OccI
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THOMAS GILMORE, 22) Walnut
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As a dressing nothing has been found so ef-
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DR. a, A. Hayes, state Assaycr Of Massachu'
sets, says OF 1t 81 consider It the best prepa-
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1877.


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HAYDOcK, as agent fJr the United states sur.
rounds eacn box OF PITS. and ointment. A
handsome reward VIII ue given TO any one rCI-
derlng such lnl0rnallJnu "a, may lead TO the de.
tectlOn OF any party or parties COUNT rfelting
the medicines or vending the sane, knowing
them TO be- spurious.
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FOn STOMAUIIS out of ORDER,

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tone or tue stomach as these Pms; they remove
all acidity Occasloned either by intenpcrauce
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