The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-02
tATE IELEGRAMs.


Washington special says Senators Con
over and Patterson talk freely abon
their purposes. and holh OF them stat
emphatically that they do not propoa,
TO transfer themselves to the Democro
cy and will rote for Kellogg when hi.
case is PRESENTED. At the same time
they express fixed determination &c
Foto fox Butler. - 49,: :. - -: :.
DIApwooD, Nov. 25.-Qn Thursday
tho outgoing coach was attacked by
Indians near Sulphur Springs Station.
nbout fifteen miles from here. They
fired volley at the driver and pas.
sengers, but all escaped uuhu1t by
leaving the coach and taking TO the
bluffs. The indians captured the
ooach and horses; they ransncked the
mail bags. and tried unsuccessfully to
open the treasure boz. They killed
two Of the horses and decamped with
the other two. "'.
SsE EisIAcIsco, Hoy. 26.-At tho
meeting Of workipgmen Inst night un-
der the auspices Of the ngitators, Kear-
ney, knight and their associates, it was
Stated by Kea1ney that he hal tele-
Eraphed to President Hayes to the effect
that the workingmen hnd banded them
selves together TO resist peaceably if
they oan, forcibly if they must, the
further immigration of Chinese, and
that the application Of tho Chinese Six
Companies for military protection on
account Of the intended Thanksgiving
parade was ridiculous aud impertinent,
rs the demonstration vna to be peaceful
and orderly; John E. Day, late vice.
president Of the Kenrney faction of
workipgmen, has seeded from that Or
gapization. 1t is believed this will have
q stropg influence in breaking down tho
incenaiary wing Of the movement. and
result in the organization of q now la-
Dor party Of a respectable character,
Preparations arc going OH net y for
Thursdays pnrde. "a large turn.o.: is
anticipated, ''.' '' :. e"
ST. LoupS, Nov. pa special from
MatamoFas, Mexico. Of yesterday g date,
says the troops which left tho City OF
Mexico some days ago. under command
Of Gen. Treveno for the Rio Grrndo,
nre not to repel the Unitod States auth
critics in maintaining peace between
the two Countries. In consequence Of
the presence Of Gon. Escobcdo on the
Texas frontier with all his staff officers,
evidently to inaugurate revolution in
favor q ez-Prcsident LerOdo,, about 700
regular troops have embarked at Vera
Cruz for the mouth of the Rio Grando
to DO used in repelling .EscObodo's
forces, t should he attempt TO- cross into
Mexico. '' '.'
WAsHIEeToN, Noy. 29.-The Steamer
Bonita has arrived at Norfolk with four
officers and thirty enlisted Lien, suryi-
y9Fs Of the Huron. The officers arc on
shore, and the mon have been transfer
red TO the receiving ship Bonita. Sho
also brought eight dead bodies,
The Huron has broken up to day, and
only a fragment lies submerged within
two hundred yards Of the shore, Eight
bodies only were wushod ashore. Four
bodies can be seen dashed to the bow
Ppisit. No bodies Of officers cap DO
found. =
New YoHK, Nov. 26.-The CONNER
cial AdperiiIT says tho Kansns Pacific
income scrip was in sudden demand Mt
az 9M cents on the dollar this morn
ing. The story Is that the pro rating
difficulty now in Congress between the
Union PACIFIC and tho Kansas Pacific
Is to DO brought 10 satisfactory settle.
ment, by tho Union Puciic SECURING
controlling interest in tho Kansas Pa.
cifc. y Is said that tho Ccntrul paci.
40 will DO able 10 sottlo all Tho pending
questions with tho Government this
Tintor without gorions trouble.
CHICAGO, Nov, 26.-The 7Tn,e,' Wash
ington special, nftor asserting that tho
Republicans ore making undue Efforts
70 win Cnnorer back, says: "Dut tho
most astounding thing is Stanley
Matthew'S recantetion. lie Ind two
houEa: interyi9Y with the President
lost evening, In which he urged upon
him change In his policy, claiming
that his Southern schemes must loo
abandoned, Matthews hns urged upon
the President That ho owes too much
to tho Republican party to utterly ruin
It. and that no GMatthowBl thinks tho
Presidents policy Is ono that Is dcs-
trucHon to tho phrIy." Tho President
hos listened patiently 10 this weak
ndViaing Of his intimate, but docs not
Eaow what no can do TO amend matters.
PANS, Nov. 2G.-Goncral Grant will
not go 10 Spain. Ito lesvcs Paris this
week for Lyons. MaSsoillcs, Nice aud
villa Franco From tho latter ,,oit he
will proceed to Athens and Constant.
nnopld. Tho General has written q Lei.
tor 70 tho committee Of THO Fruncc.
american Union oHpre sizing warm mp.
PFpyai pf tho statuo Of Liberty, both on
aeeogn! offs artistic beauty and os a
noble expression Of anity Uniting tho
two nations. 81. I.nboulayo hns re,
piled In most cordial torma. 90 :"