The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-07

set fire 10 The ears. and ninny who were
douhtlcssIy only stunned, md who
migh' otherwise haze been saved, fell
victims to tie fury of tho flames.
A@urAppLA, Dec. 80.
OF the lG5 persons on the train, less
than co nre Known to have been saved.
The last arc 50 totally destroyed by fire
HAT IL IS impossible to identify them,
but t. few burnt stumps Of limbs remain.
AsHTADuIA, Dec. 30.
The nearly complete list Of injured
and saved il at hand. 1t is remarkable
that those not killed were generally but
slightly hunt. Tho only Califoruinns in
the list are ]. \. Thompson, injured
about the heal; 4. Maitland, back aud
head; Edward Trueworihy. Oakland,
ibis broken, supposed killed. The list
gives tie nnriCa and residences Of G2,
who either escaped or received injuries
which are more Ur less serious.
The work Of removing bodies from
the wreck is still going oil. Forty-five
have Glrrndy been brought out, and
there arc still evidences Of many more
under the debris. 1t is inp9Ssiblc to
identify more tnan three OF tile bodies
all tho rest being burned, chnrrcd md
blnckencd beyond recognition.
WAsuISGTOS, Dec. 30.
House met and adjourned immedi-
ntciy to "Wednesday heat, owing to want
of IL quorum.
BRtDUE HAMPTON, Dec. 80.
st 4 o'clock this morning the ship
CiTcasSinn went ashore on tho bar of
Bridge Hampton South Shore, on Long
Island, and was entirely broken up by
;he sou;h.cGstCrly gales and lost, to.
Gcther with twrn:y-ninc lives. The
CiTcassinn went ashore in tho storm on
tho night of the Ilth instant. but ut
that line the crew and officers were
saved.
Nhw York, Dec. 30.
The s:oim Of yesterday .caugh: thirty
four mrn, employees of ihc Coast
"rcckimg Company, On board, nnl u
short time nit,r midnight. the ship went
To pieces with Gn awful crash. Accord
Ing To accounts, four survivors were
washed ashore this morning more dead
than alive, on Fragments uf the wreck.
No one Gf Tie cemn:::n,; thirty have
been fccn or head f:on up to present
tiILc. ar,I there is bit little ,loubt that
all have pc;.shrl. The Circassian was
insured for ;;!C3,Uo0 in London, aud
tho cargo $ga ,0GJ, i'll this city.
CoHsrANTINorLE, Dec. 30.
At tho Thurahny'u sitting Of the con.
ference. which las;cl .nur hours, tho
Turkish delegates Submitted objections
70 several proposals r.aic 10y tho con-
ference, chiefly on the subject Of guar
nrtccS. a pcnccahlc solution Of the
pending question is anticipated.
iA# FHANcisco, Dec. 30.
Gold. Sl.O7.
Currency, 9JT@9E.
Ban FRANCTscO, Dec. 30.
Tho Coroner held nh inquest this
morning on iho body Of Mrs. Wilbcrt.
shot l'y her husband yesterday. The
jury funmd II verdict charging Wilbcrt
with murder.
On The street this morning stocks
were weak and grogyy. and general
lnck Of confidence was manifested
Prices held about the same az in the
morning, with rather lighter sales than
usual.
SrMMTT, Dec. 80.
4 fro was discovered nj O'clock last
evening in The snow sheds, about one
mile east Of Summit Valley, aud was
not got under control until nhuul ] | J..
NJ. 4 half mile Of sheds were burned
with from five hundred 10 sis hundred
cords of wood. All wires of the West.
crn Union Telegraph Company wcrG
prostralcd, bni two Of them were placed
in working order again by O'Clock.
San FHASCtsCu, Dec. 30.
Joseph Gdrdclla mud Jacob Linn,
charged with the murder Of Armamd
AusidI. hal u preliminary hearing in
the Police C"ar yesterday. and wcrc
held 10 answer without bail
SACES:ESru 70. Dee. 90.
4 meeting Of Republicans was held
here tonight. \ committee of arrange.
mcnlI was elected which was given
orders 10 arrange for mass meeting 10
bc held on Wednesday owe next, 10 give
voice 10 the sentiment OF Republicans
of tho county Oh tho ncti0u OF Governor
Irwin, in endorsing tho net OF Governor
GroyCr, In ccrlify ing to Cronin ~ M
ElCctpr.
POHTLASD. Or. Dee. 20.
Pursuant to call Of tho Democratic
Slate Central Committee, Democrats
arc requested 10 meet in mass comycn.
ton, on Monday. january 9Th, p,uNimo.
ni The Opera House, for interchange Of
views touching the mornculous question
in the pending Presidential crisis.
a. 4. Wheeler and J. NJ. Johns have
been Ruhpcnacd hy the Congressional
Committee 10 give testimony in the
Cronin difficulty. They will leave by
steamer tomorrow morning for WASH
ington. Wheeler is telegraph operator
at Salem, and is supposed To possess
considerable important knowledge in