The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-18

Indefniteness and timidity will repel
friends. but thoy cannot win foes.
Tho Administration in some way Mt
tempted some kind Of negotiation in
Pennsylvania, and the State il lost by
heavy Democratic majority. in Msa-
s"chusetss the Republicans heartily
sustain the bravest acts OF the Admin.
istrHtion md hold tho State more
strongly than ever.
Robert L. Chase, President OF the
Security Life and Annuity Insurance
Company. wHa convicted to-day Of per-
Jury in swearing TO the annual state
ment e! for 1872. and Was remanded for
sentence.
San Francisco, NOV. lin tho city
criminal court 10 day the incendinry
ngitators. Kearncy, Day, Knight,
Bates. Holm. Kennedy. wyiie and
Picket. were placed on trial. The
cases against oil except tho last two
were dismissed on technicality. the city
ordinance under which they were ar
rested being found defective. Tylio
and Pickett We're held under the State
RIOT act. KOarpeE, Bates, Day and
Knight were al once renrrested OH
charge OF riot. All except Day wcro
Released on bonds Of $4,000 each.
Subscriptions for The unemployed
and destitute people Of the City, now
aggregate about $4,000. .'
jEw YoGK. Nov. 1.-THE Y.rnhFI
Washington special says on the anti
resumption bill: Il is now generally
believed that the bill will rrss tho
House; that tho majority have deter
mined to vote down all amendments,
and that the bill will go to the Senate
as it stands. The policy Of tho Demo
cratic !eHdorI, il they have any, appears
to be to let the lnllntioniSts comp,e;e
their rush i'll the aonEs, as .hcy are
sure to lie stopped in The Senate. Tho
Democrats do not yet seem to bo aware
they cRn,tul the House OF ReprcSenta.
tives, Eud that they can control the Sen
ate for all wholesale nnd honest legis.
!"tion and against jobs, mud thnt there.
fore they will be held responsible by
the country for what passes III the Con.
gress.
Tho President sent tho following
nominations to the Senute to-day: Man.
ncl Gown, OF Florida, Uuite,l States
Consul at Le2horn; Dillingham; Lawrence.
Collector Of Customs foT tho district Of
New Qrleausi ChnnucoJ J. Fillery.
postmaster at ST. Louis; John j.. Ben
ton, postmaster ut Oakland California;
g"hr Z. Pyle. Indian agent ut Navajo
agency. New Mexico; Frnpcis brown,
Indian agent. Ulnatillg agency. Oregon;
EI"'ia i. lI'wnrA Indian ngeut, Punca
agency, l"diam Territory.
. rlnis, Nov. ii.-In the Chamber 81
Bcri:f:.:5 today debate wns reau.lrL 81,
G"nrv's motion i"r the G9poiDtmep, OF
committee t" inquire into the ciec-
lion abuses.
Do F"urta, Minister VI tho Int, rivr,
SAID he woGl,; forget what WIS offensive
IN Grevy'H resolution. lie would not
co.Sidcr tho words and measures which
it seemed To preface. lie defended tho
principle o! government Intervention
Ill the c.ccii"n by historic precedent.
We. called TO mind the dispatches .!
GHmb"tta ordering projects 10 interfere
III the election, and snii il ever ;IIe
Intervention of tho government was
necessary. Il wHa under the government
Of Marshal McMnhun.
IoHLGS. Nov. IA correspondent
i'll :ie.stn;o tcic3rnphs that he si.L5
Of aG.i%ity IL Seryia are multiplying.
Fresh troops are daily marching To the
frontier, ambulance corps are forming,
and i'll tho arsenal at Crogmjcyotz worS
Is going o.: might and day.
ETz %EOrM, Nov. li.-.All going on
we'll here: endorsements Rro cuuiimm-
ally arriving. Tho Turkish troops are
in excellent spirits and confident OF
their ability to hold ont.
BEL"TSpr, Nor, li.-serYin has re.
piled To the poric's dcmnmd iur the
withdrawal OF SerYiam troops from the
frontier that ii Is impossible TO leave
tho inhnIi,Nuts "f rho frontier without
military protection.
The Emin;I mine md T,rntnrty E,ys