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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03
The silver RiII Again.

The discussion of the merits OF the
Silver Bill as amended aud returned by
the Senate, was Of comparatively short
duration in the House. n very large
majority OF the members having fully
determined on avoiding the risk attend
ing q non-concurrence in the ameLd-
ments. Even Mr. Bland, the author Of
the original bill, though avowing the
present bill by no means satisfactory
TO him, favored its passage, giving ns
the ground Of his action a strong desire
to avoid the defeat of all legislation
upon the subject. ...
The impression that no greater con-
cession could be obtained at the hands
OF the Senate, seemed firmly fixed, and
when Mr.. Stevens moved concurrence
in all the amendments, the response
was 2O3 yeas. TO II noes.
The measure now requires but the
Presidents approval to become law,
and the latest adyices from the capital
are that he has changed his mind re-
spocting the bill, and will attach his
signature. 1t is also uuthori;ively
stated that orders have been privately
dispatched to all the mintS TO prepare
for the coinage of silver 20 their utmos:
capacity. Secretary Sherman is re-
ported as declaring that not the least
cause ever existed for the suspicion
that lie might take advantage OF the
discretionary powers conceded TO the
Secretary OF the Treasury by pro-
vision OK the bill, and giving assur-
ance that in whatever shape it passed
the same would be executed in strict
conformity with its recognized spirit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

TnE Rsreiie Of the 23rd gives the
following account OF q narrow escape
from death at one of the Manhattan
Company's mines:
Thursday evening last. andrew Brad
ley, carman at the Frost shaft, had a
startling experience and narrow es-
cape from death. He started 10 run \
car to the mouth OF the shaft, supros.
ing there was cage there to receive
it, and not stopping to see il such sur
mise was Lorrect. Johnny Thompson,
the brakeman, saw Bradley and the car
rolling on towards the danger OF 6es-
truction, and let out yell that walked
the very echoes of the hills. HIS warn
ing was none too soon, put il was too
late for Bradley and the car to stop,
and the latter went crushing down the
shaft and the former was saved from
instant death by very close shave.
When he succeeded in letting go Of the
car, he was just at the edge of the shaft
and would have went heGdIong to the
bottom-about 700 feet-had he not
fortunately caught hold of tho top of
the planks which form the partition
that divides the shaft into compart.
ments. There he hang for few Sec
onds, with 700 feet of space under him,
but the brakeman and others soon cane
to his relief and lifted him from his
perilous position.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03
EUROPEAN NEWS.

1t is stated positively in the lobbies
Of Parliament that the Government has
received private information that the
Turkish fleet is to be surrendered to
Russia and that part of it has already
been surrendered.
There are whispered rumors here that
| British diplomacy is 'aboring 10 win
the Porte away from the embraces of
the Russian bear and revive it's hopes
of renewed self-consequence as an
element 10 the European balance of
power. The argument is the selfish
ness Of Russia, and that England and
Turkey have common rather than an-
tagonistic interests opposed to her ul-
terror designs. Perhaps the strongest
guarantee Of peace is the fact that Rus
sia seems to distrust the result and is
preparing for the worst by concentrat-
ing in RoumanIa an army Of 800, 900
men.
In the House Of Lords, yesterday,
Lord Derby stated that Baden Baden
had been chosen for the conference.
Austria proposed that the meeting
should take place the first week in
March, but the Government objects to
the shortness Of the time asked. Eng
lend will not deviate from her usual
course Of sending an Ambassador.
1t is reported that Cabinet Council
was hastily summoned this morning
Lord Cairns, Lord High Chancellor,
being called from the hearing of case
in the House of Lords.
The war Office has invited tenders OF
n supply OF $50. 600 Henry rifles.
Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor Of
the EAchequor. III the House of Com
mons this afternoon, said the result of
the negotiations with Russia is tho un-
Outstanding that Russia will not occupy
any portion of the peninsula Of CALI
poll or the BoulaiT lines on the Asiatic
side of the Dlrdanelles. England's
understanding isuot To land troops at
;allipoli or on the Asiatic side Of the
Durdanellcs.
Russia claims that the British fleet
should either qglt the Sea Of Marmora
or the Russians should have guaran-
tee against its entering the Black Sea.
Unless such guarantees are given the
Russians consider they ought to occupy
the shores of tho Bosphorus.
A dispatch from Madrid says il was
reported in the Cortes yesterday that
after the paciiication Cuba will have
the same legislative privileges and re-
presentation as Porto Rico. General
Martinez Campos will remain in Cuba
some time. lie is much praised by
Madrid newspapers. The Cortes will
give HIM vote OF thanks.
Pope Leo XIII held Congregation
Of Cardinals Thursday. IIo announced
that an eucyclica! to the Catholic world
would be dispatched to-day, announc-
ing his accession to the pontihcate. II
has been decided the Pope shall not
for the present leave the Vatican. 1t is
said the Pope will continue the policy
Of his predecessor. The coronation OF
leo XIII, which will bc private, will
take place in the Sistine Chapel on
Sunday next. There will be 40 ccre.
mony at st. John Sateran. Tedeums
will be sung in the churches.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

The Lyon County Times says: John
DonHhue had very narrow escape
from death yesterday morning. He
was working Mt the bottom Of the Me-
Laughlin shaft, when the heavy bucket
became detached from the rope and
fell a distance Of seventy-fve feet, just
touching one shoulder and partially
Paralyzing his arm for Il time. One OF
the picks in tho bucket when it fell
passed through the rim OF his hat like
n musket ball. His escape from in
slant death was almost miraculous.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

Tho House committee on elections
six against five, agreed that Benz. Dean
Democrat, was elected from the Third
Massachusetts, Congressional District,
and that Walbridgo A. Field. Rep. was
not entitled tc his scat. The vote was
~ follows: In favor OF Dean-IInrris,
Springer, Turney, Cobb, Williams and
Ellis. In favor of Field-Chandler.
Dem. WHIT, Price, Thornburg and
iiiscock, Republicans.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

TnE town Of Washington and five
hundred inhabitants, opposite Sacra-
mcnto, is almost completely inundated
Hall the people nro made homeless
Many houses are wrecked and swept
away; no lives lost but many narrow
escapes. The total crovnsscs in Yolo
County exceed six miles in extent and
are hourly increasing. The Sacra-
mcnto levecs are sound and carefully
guarded. The Sacramento river is
falling.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

Mn. KENSEDY, the illustrious Mon.
golian advocate at Washington, pro.
esses that his only reward for the dirty
service which ho is rendering, is q
good conscience" The hypocritical
old fraud Conscience. indeed Why,
the aggregated consciences of an entire
battalion Of such contemplate wretehes
as he has proven himself to be, nigh,
DO thrust in the eye of cnmbric
neeule without opprociably obstrueiins
tho aperture.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

The citizens OF Storey county, ire
spective Of party affiliations. have ex-
pressed their appreciation of Senator
Jones valuable services i'll Washington
in promoting the passage of the Silver
bill. through dispatch to that gentle
man acknowledging tho same. A
long list of names comprising the prin.
ciple citizens of the county were attach
ed. 1t was graceful tribute and tho
Senator richly deserved it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

From the RerciHs we learn that the
Fred. w. May who sent the bottle OF
poisoned gin TO ex-Superv;sor Drucker
iii San Francisco. short time ago. and
for which he is now in prison. and the
''mashing" tonsorial artist of that
name who moved tho boards Of Pony
Canyon in the carly days OF Lander's S
metropolis, are one and the same.
Fred. married widow with money, and
Drucker as executor Of her estate, got
in his way regarding the collateral, and
Fred. i'll Il drunken frenzy attempted
to get even OH Drucker by prematurely
shullling off his mortal coil.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

Ar tho special election in Santa
Clara. Wednesday, W. $. Boring, Tax
payers candidate was elected 10 the
Senate. lilo was at one time Mayor Of
Treasure Hill. White Pine, being elect.
cd ns Democrat. Clark, tho Work.
ingmcn's candidate was elected to the
Assembly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

Z. n. RIorrE, another Of our old Aus
tin acquantances has also just got him
self into trouble, having been arrested
in San Prancicso on a charge Of embez-
element in appropriating to his own use
some mining stock belonging to one
Nora Callaghan whose broker he was.
We can scarcely believe that gentle
man OF his standing could have been
guilty OF such IN offense.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03
Tusearorn Mines.

The following synopsis of the Times
Recie'c weekly report of some of the
prominent mines OF that district. is from
that journals issue OF the "a:
GRAND PRIZE.
The west drift, $50 feet from shaft.
has improved very much, showing near
ly two feet of ore. Both wines below
4th level are in very rich ore, and the
slopes continue to yield their usual
quota. The Windsor m i'll starts on
sulphuret ore Tuesday. Water con-
tinues strong in cross-cut, 9Th level;
ledge draining rapidly.
DIANA.
a Adouble-compartment shaft is being
sunk at point 225 feet north and 100
feet west from the present shaft. where
the Grand Prize lode is supposed TO
intersect, which it is expected will tap
the vein cut in tho old works, ut n
depth of $50 feet. A contract for 100
feet from surface is to be completed in
thirty days, when hoisting machinery
will at once DO placed in position. and
the work of sinking pushed rapidly.
sIyER PRIZE.
On the 200-foot level south, have
struck a chimney Of good milling ore
showing free gold. Are running north
on the 300-foot level. and are in 90 feet,
and have about ten feet to run to strike
the chimney encountered north in the
l47 and 200-foot levels. Have increas.
cd the force, and will commence STOP
ing ore for milling.
HORNET.
Are sinking steadily, and have made
IL feet during the past week notwith-
standing the heavy flow of water. Will
commence prosecuting soon.
DEPREEs.
Are ct work on ll3. 2l0, and 3lO-foo,
levels; with improved ore vein on ll3
3lO-foot levels.
Still drifting on the l32.foot level.
showing quartz of fair grade.
INDEPENDENCE.
Cross.cut in 75 feet; rock softer and
more favorable for working.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

JOSEPH Moss nm old resident Of Aus.
tin, Lander county. was lost in The
snow in the mountains above that place
n few days ngo, aud his body was found
only after II protracted and vigorous
search. Deceased was az years Of age.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

PRoMrSEST Chinese merchant OF
San Francisco, just returned from China
says, Chinese war vessel bringing the
Consul for that port and large number
OF native army officers OF rank. will
arrive at san Francisco in three or four
months. Their objec, is said to bo n
tour of observation through this coun-
try
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

Ak alarm OF Aro from a cell in the
Eureka Jail caused a panic among tho
inmates Of that Institution. Thursday.
A burning matress, accidentally fred
10y tho coll lcdser WAS quickly cxtin.
guished aud the excitement allayod.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

Tar investigation oi tho matter II tho
attempted escape Of Duncan from Sau
francisco, is becoming extremely trop.
ical to Mr. Middleton,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

SUNDAYS Sentinel says: S. wonban
shipped from his mine in Cortoz Dis.
irict. near Beowawe, Monday, nine
bars OF bullion. valued at Si2,l7l. Mr..
WenbNn is the sole owner OF the mine,
and has been realizing dividend VI
about $500 a day from IL for several
weeks
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

Tho silver hill will receive considcra.
ton from tho President to-day, aud all
speculation as to "what ho will do with
it" will probably close tomorrow. wo
bolioyo lac will sign IL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

CAbLrousS the man injured by the
explosion OF kcg Of powder, last week
a. the whiitntch niue in Austin, died
from the inhalation OF flames and
fumes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

Tnr House CommitIee on Territories
have agreed to report UniavorOhly on
tho admission OF Utah. hut favor bill
containing the secret ballot clause.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

The California Mining Company
shipped through the Office of Wells,
Fargo Il Co. 6i bars of bullion. weigh
ing STA pounds, and worth S27l 1862 |;
the Consolidated Virginia shipped 40
bars. weighing G, 1870 pounds. and worth
Sl85,9Ia 23, making q total Of ll3
bars, weighing li.27l pounds, and
worth Sl57.9ll %.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

The Tnes-ReUie'c says Trav. Johnson.
q few days ago, while ON the road with
q team from Carlin to Tuscarora,
became lost in storm and was out
three dnys before regaining the road.
He finally got into camp, badly used
up, but it was n very close call.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

The Objectionable features OF tho
Utah Divorce law have ut length been
removed by the Legislature of that Ter
ritory, and hereafter bona JfCle residence
i'll Utah for ono year will be required
before a person can bring suit for di-
yorce
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

TnE whites driven from certain sage
timber near Tuscarora, recently, by
Mongolians. have in turn caused the
C"lestials to beat n hasty retreat, lcay-
ing the former possessors of the disput-
cd territory.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

TnE latos. from Cleveland Is 10 tho
effco, that Ben wadc's condition is ey-
itcmoly critical.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

Eunrs> Consolidated paid ita regular
thrco dollars dividend. Wednesday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

The Battle Iountain stage has
dropped from n daily limo to q tri-
weekly,
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A PAINTER named Brown received
serions injuries by fall from q porch
i'll nscarora, Saturday.
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An assessment OF 10 cents has lust
been levied on the Independence, nj
Tuscarora.
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National Republican., 1878-04-09
MRS. MATILDA FLETCHER's PLAN.
Industrial Exposition and Social and Mora
Science In the District Schools.

Industrial Expositio and Social and Moral
Science In the District Schools.
Mrs Matilda Fletcher, OF Iowa, appeared before
tho Senate Committee oil Education and Labor yes
terday, with an eloquent plea for tho introduction
OF industrial e1positions Of the pupils voluntary
handiwork In the schools Of the District OF Column
bis, to be held once month. She urged that such
eIpositions would popularizs usefulness, stimulate
industry, invention, and thought and reveal to the
teachers and Drrens the particular talent Of each
pupil-thus enabling choice OF calling to bc made
that could not fail to secure success and happiness
Sho presented also plan for the intrOduc
ton Of instru ctiOn In the elements OF moral
and social science Of adopting list of virtues that
are held to be essential by Protestant Catholic in
ndel. and Jew and exactng FROM the teacher oral
instruction upon one OF the chosen topics each day
aud illustrations from each pupil of he same upon
two measures adopted throughout the country will
restore 10 tho RGpubG, through Its schOOls that
native spirit Of thrft, original pride In Usefulness
and enthusiasm IN the development OF noble traits
that characterized our fathers.
She laid before the committee drafts Of two bills
one: entitled "a bill 10 introduce industrial expo.
sitOns IN the public schools Of the District of Co.
lumbIa" and the other "a bill To introduce In.
structOn in moral and social science In the public
schools Of the District OF Columbia" The virtues
and qualities enumerated In the latter bill 10 form
puncluallty, patience selfdenial. health. purity,
temperance cleanliness, honesty. TRUTH justice pO.
liteiess, peace, fidelity. philanthropy, patriotism
selfrespect hope, perseverance chceriulnes, cour.
aye, selfreliance, gratitude, pity mercy, kindness
con- sCieuCe, reflection, and ths Will.
National Republican., 1878-04-09
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITT NOTES.

-Roose sends Now York papers in advance.
The Columbian cadets will hold a meeting to.
night at the residence Of Mr Duchay, 1915 Vermont
avenue.
The defects in the sidewalk at the southeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and New York RvOnue
were repaired yesterday.
The grand Jury yesterday recommended tho
dismissal OF William z. Marrow, John O'Conne!l,
And Elijah Dewald, charged with forgery.
The large ponds Of water in the rear of the
Miner school building. Seventeenth street. near p
have been drained OF, but still a little water re.
mains.
John Davis, a colored pickpocket, was con.
victed In the Police Court Yesterday on three
Nsss wh}tinr T.r. ahd pToSres "Il fhs pri,onsT @
guilt being established, no was sent to Jail for
eighteen months.
John lyman, q colored rough. was sent to Jail
for six months by Judge Smell yesterday for assault
tng George Bradley, the switch.tcnder at the
'ssfety gate" Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The accused struck the complaining witness in lhC
lcn sdo with q large stone. breaking ono Of hi,
nbs, aud followed this up by beating his victim
while on the ground.
National Republican., 1878-04-09
the SCALES Of JUSTICE.
Cases Which Occupied the Blind
Goddess Attention Yesterday.
Supreme Court OF the United s,atss-Four
Courts in Session st the City Hsii-A Batch
of Criminals Before Justice wyiie-Assigu-
ments for To-day.
Supreme Court Of tho United States.

MONDAY. April 8, 1873
No aj. William c. Murray, plaintiff In error vs.
The City Council OF Charleston No. 2S7. Thomas
C. Jenkins plaintiff in error, vs. Tho City Of Charles
ton. In error to the Supreme Court Of the State Of
South Carolina. Judgments reversed. with costs,
and causes remanded fS further proceedings In
conformity with the opinion Of This court. opinion
by Mr.. Justice Strong Dissenting, Mr.. Justice
Miller and Mr.. Justice Hunt
No; SIS. The United States, appellants vs.. Tho
Atchison, Topeka, and santa Fe Railroad Com
pany. Appeal from the Court OF Claims. Judg.
ment affirmed. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Field,
~ error vs. g 4. Arthur, collector. In error TO the
Circuit Court Of the Uuited states for the southern
District Of New York. Judgment affirmed with
costs. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Clifford.
No. Is. W. =. Drake, plaintiff In error, vs.: The
Exchange aud Deposit Bank OF Nashville. In er.
Eastern District Of Tennessee. Judgment affirmed,
with costs and interest Opinion announced by
Mr.. ChicfJustce Waite.
No. o,7 John II. and Henry Draper. executors,
&c, plantifS In errer vs. Mary 4. Wright, cxocu-
trix; No. elS John II. and Henry Draper cxecu.
| turing Company; No a2o. John II. and Henry ORA.
per, executors Sc., plantins In error, VS. James H.
Young. executor. On motion OF Mr.. solicitor Cen
| cral Phillips dismissed, with costs.
No $50. John W. and C. ". Kohlsnnt executors,
&C., plaintiffs in crror, vs. Thomas =. Murphy, late
plaintiffs In error. and by Mr.. Sol!citor.Gencral
| Phillips for the defendant in error.
| No. 2H The City Of San Antonio, plaintiff In
error. vs. Thomas ]. Mehaiy No 2i5. The City Of
| san Antonio plaintiff IN error, vs.. J. e. Barnes.
Argument commenced by Mr. I. !. Durant for
plaintiffs In error aud continued by Mr. Robert
| Sewell for defendant IN error In No. 24S.
| Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-04-09
A bold burglary.

Last Saturday evening, before eleven o'clock, bur-
glars entered McDermott L Bros carriage manu-.
factory Pennsylvania avenue, between Third and
FOur.and.a 4. half streets, by means of window in
the rear. Going out upon the porch in front OF the
second story. they cruwled to the porch or balcony
Of the adjoining house, occupied by Appachs mar.
ket store. Raising q window, they gained access 10
Mr. AppAch's house and stole u gold watch and
chain from Il wardrobe. Mr. Appachs entire fam
ily were In lhc store NJ the time. A little girl who
was sent up-stRirs u get handkerchief found the
room door locked on the inside and this lei tO u
discovery VI the robbery. The thieves escaped
National Republican., 1878-04-09
Hotel Arrivals.

Msiroloiitun.-J B Reilly, Phlladellhie N schwarr.
New YurG; a bartholomew, Nd; + W Lewis, Now
York: e y West baltimore, Md; y DOOlhn Conn;
Pollock, New York. W Gage, Mass n kuO-
land. Md; & Alexander. city.
~. Jdmes,-S Kennedy, Mich. Mr ard Mrs Winter,
Ala ]. lgher, W Va q hanley, ChicaEo w IL 4
smith, Philadelphia; ShuiET, New York; Is W
DUugheriy. Md; A Evans, ClncinnaIi. Ohio l. NJ
Wood, Va. j u Hoyt, Conn II M0nAIt, Va DR-
vldsnn, New York ] n Spinner Mass GOoduoc,
Mas. q W Thompson, San Francisco; y Bulcrheld
and wife PhllaheIDhia II q ButleThed, Philadelphi
q Ii Huntington, Mdi Abercrombe, Md II MNrkh,
New York,
hapsriaL-J II Gaines NJ RA Steele New
YORK; J q PaTktfsDu, Baltimore. Md; w HRrklns
ami wic, New YORK; Mrs Wharton and rhildd New
York; Harry Hawk, New York; W Z Powell. Rich
nlund Va J u iIOyl and wife, Conn; UeD Knowles
Lawrence. Mass; W L Wggr. Lawrence hSSE Philip
HchbOTn, Y > y; A FIrurh, PhIindelpbia Lewis,
Knoxville Tenn; j. u JDueS. Pttsburg ChAs White,
PtlsbuTg; Henry burns, Cincinnati.