The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16

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to me to say, do remember tha
you seemed to ngrcc Will me that Ivy
full, peaceuble methods we're ulono pro
per to be pursued in aScertsipiug tha
result. Tho geperaj wish Ct the Amer
lean people = "a frtyS; Of Determining
every question thrt may arise belwetr
States; between State governments rnt
the National Government. and between
people Of duf,ren. racc.j, ii Il Lawful
aud peuceabic uinnuer; ind nccorlinrl,
when these devolvetl upon the .ChieI
9!agistrncy Of tho United States. il oc,
cured to mo that the American peepl,
would be glad to have such acthods ap,
piled 20 the relations then existing be-
tween the States anl between whites
aud bELcks, ns would il possible settlt
thrco difference peac~nble end bring
back tho ltcpubiid 90 the condition in
which ii Sns d hundred years ago, when
our fathers wcso one on all questions
II this meGls the appreciation Of my
friends ip Dayton. then nuu very SIRE
that whI has been done has been done
with proper motives, and III { spirit
which you will approve. The plftips,
ias ynv men may differ about. but tic
end feel confident iuen cannot differ
about. tCheers) We want our putlorl
to be Union Of loye ojrl peace in
which all will obey the Constitution MS
it is, with nll ~ amendments. securing
all men equal rights-pot because we
hnve power to enforce il but because it
sthO will 81 the people that it should
beso This ia the spirit i'll which de.
sire the government shall be admins
tered,
I have spoken longer then lptcaIeI.
longer than perhaps desirce, IN any
event, Iam very grateful fgr this vel.
come to your Uean.ifFFll sity. | bid you
good night.
General Butler, !. D. Ccx AID Chief
Justice, Waits ato hero aud will pur.i-
niPats in The e4erciuea to:inOrrow.
NEW YonE, Sept, !l.-Iu tho ruins
Of il"le's piano fnciqry skull b;iiir1niie:d
AND twisted YVES dug up today, and the
remains Of five bp:lips have beer 20.
sQveEeJ. .
Tho gi9riP; Wolf Rqpi4s dispatch
gays Pill CpIversop, n Government
sGnpt. Was tho eRuse Of Sitting Bull
being turnGd out OF Cunudn. Il oc.
ourrel in this way: Tho British officers
and Sitting Bull hnd council, after
which the tribe performed tho usual
dance Cnlrersou. who is Young huff
breed. going in. After it was Owe. he
became cx,-tel, counted his gco:es and
said to sitting Bull t.E.aok. ] hive Kill.
led 30 many Gf Togr hostile REDSKINS"
Sitting !irli drew his revolver, IL move
inent iEitinted hy Culverson: but before
either eonld shoet, Major Wntah, N:.h
his revolver drawn. Sprnrg between
them and to!I cpIversor 10 put his
pistol nwry. Turning to Sitting pulI
that ron cannot co :H onr ~ .
,,rre Ne y,,T, q =, -, y ~
States. I will hive vonr ,r;hn q - ',.."
TO leave H.. c,n,,,rr r. ~, ~ H+.a
upe'than or n vn,' ,.,.,t,. ,,,' ~" ." -"
,;ybt ynr - II zo,, ,ra o,.,. .'',.
upaiu o ;i II vop sI,n,,, ~, ,I,;,, ,,,''' nv
hive vor hnryod -. ,.n,,. ,,,',. -,
your nre jroJ,i ei,,;uu Rail- t",,,. ~,
hint ,u1 III ,r, ~; ;:p H'
'"'"0;
Inc If'''"r "nys The Tweed expos
''fr' VII ruin Senator Fox. BixHyI
'"nt '!or''S''y AMI .tsScW4!yruen
iinycS.
liEAiyEH' Sept. l2:-L'rat night about
II O'clock, Mile Powers, who liz
been crazy d;Iuk dyiin;; tho latter art
pf yesterday and hud frequently Do,s.
ted that lIn would shoot somebody.
walked into Oh ..lie Won Bcnhr's sa.
loon Tnh' without nnJ apparent cause
or n'"voc"ti"n' rhot II man commonly
called big "ohn Smith, ~ the buck,
between thf shoulders, iriliclin. n SER
ionS WON'T. lio thsg shot another man.
also na.Aea Smith, in the Grcns.. The
ball entered near tho centre of tho
braast. p9a4pd nn'ler tho left nipple end
lodged in the left side, whence it WIS
extracted. Powers thou fired q. yun
Beahr, the ball passing iLrou,l Lis I,u