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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

PosE=IsTxE GENIAL EEI SAYS be In
leads TO postpone seiicD IN The report
Of TIE Depzrtmsnt officials rHir-
Wells. fIrp x CJ's letter e'rYrng bHs-
ines, UItil BE obtains The views Of ibe
Pacific COts; CoagrssSiOnal delegation
on the sabj-e,, aud that lie all also
~ n. TO hear the arguments Of any
persons uto may Wish to come within a
reasonable ;ime to present. them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

4 sax FEtScts1p di-P,ieh o: tie lTth
says. the Soaits-u Pacific railroad zas
completed to Taeson to-day and the
:zek L4ii thr0a.h the town.
De Lesseps arrived on the OTeIiaud
train to-day. He Ss me; at D~nicia
hy : depl;stion o! French eitiz-us and
received Al iEfO.zal vslcp,Ge. The
eiizsEs Of BsEic;a crowded arD1ui the
iEaiR aad demanded = speech &kich rs
accorded bsefy. On arriving in the
city the parry ProosslaI to tie PaIsee
Val. Tomorrow d= Lsssps ill
NEE. Ia, Bolri Of Trade anil Ch4a5rr
Of Commen.e.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21
NEW TO-DAY.
ADMINS fFATBR'S SALE
OF Real state !

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ In pirsrtuc- ~ en- order n the District
Court II she seventh Judiciai District. In and
made on the fsh day ~ March. :. ID. iSn. in
deceased. the nudcr.ignci. the Admini-iraio
Of the said estate. viii cell az public auction.
to the ht.h~st bidder. FOR cash. golf coin Of
the United states: cash to bc paid at time of
the sale. u7 on confirmation 81 the -slc. and
sahicci 20 confirmation by aid District Court,
on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day % APRIL.
A. u. iS-O. at 10 o'ciurk VI. at the Court House
10 EikC. Coauty n Eiko, state Of Nevada, all
the tight. little. Interest aud estate Of tie -aid
VIM. VI. Stafford at the time Of his death, aud
all the right. tiilc and Interest that the said
csisie has, by operation OF law or otherwise.
acquired other than OF IN addition TO that OF
the said VIM. ". Stafford at the time OF his
death. In asd 10 AL that certain lot. piece or
parcel n land, situate. lying sud being In tho
ssii Comfy 81 Elko, State Of Ncynds. and
bounded and described A. follows. to wit:
Being nncrn Oj, feet mont TN The westerly
side 81 lot Numbered eighteen llsl, Ia block l.
IN the tiwu and County OF Klko. State of
Nevada. fronting on Railroad street. In said
town. and running hack one hundred 400
feet 20 an alley. and adjoining on the east tho
building now used for United states Post.
Office.
Terms and Conditions Of sale. Cash. on the
DAY OF sale. or on confirmation OF sale by said
District Court. Deed az expcn.cof purchaser
ISAAC YATES,
Administrator 81 the estate al VIM u. STAT
lord, deceased.
Eiko, Nevada, March 10. isso.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

TIE Rabbit Hole sulphur mines are
again being worked extensively. The
S3sS5 Sac says a donkey engine has
been pat in place on one Of tie Princi
pal deposits for the purpose of hosting
the Sulphur to the furnace. Teams are
sisadiiy engaged in Aulins the sulphur
to the nilrold, and some Tour car loads
= week Of it is shipped ives; By Eail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

EOrsos's spare time is spent in per
fecting his process to obtain gold from
tailings. lie has organized n company
aud obtained at Virginia City and Lead.
Vile $4,000 tons. The process Is secre.
but quicksilver is known to enter into
it, also oxide OF lead, carbonate OF soda,
charcoal dust Ind powdered class.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

A II called ct q lawyers Office
yesterday aud wanted 10 know il the
fact Of her husbands eating ~limburger
chsess at n corner saloon every night
vas not q legitimate reason for a di
yorce. The lawyer is Of the opinion
that be can convince amy fair minded
jury that the woman has a good case.-
iggezl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

Tna Pittsbasg Fest, Democratic, de.
souDess Senator wslIses. Of Pennsyl
wants. changing that he aud Senator
Cameron are working together and iba,
walises bias soid the Democratic party
10 Cameron. IL instances tbs action Of
Wallace In securing tho confirmation Of
The Republican ensus supervisors per
sonsiiy Objectionable TO the Democrats,
and this, of Marshal Kerns of Pbilndel
peia. Who s particularly disIiked "
tie Democrats,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

P z. BEzsoS, oas Of the Prop-ie:ors
Of TIE Grand Genital Hotel. o4kisni.
AID Il Hurgei. the porter Of tn. hotel.
we're arrested last week OF q change Of
p~z:,oiuins yziulb.ss Of the guests dor
ias tie FIRE which destroyed the bsiisins
Taesisy morning. & large s1oani OF
the stolen property Vas recovered. It
Eaz been shcwn iha. ihs IRE sAs inccu
diary and Il Is believed that Pl0nieT
was Q part Q! the prosra.ame.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

ASGtsblishmen; for canning Trucses
trout has been started at wadswor;h.
Nevada. The trou, are plentiful. but
the waste and expense OF canning arc so
grea; that the fish cannot be sold nnder
IS per dozen caas at the canrory. On
this accCun, i. is though. the enterprise
will prove a failure.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

A sUEyE OF the roats for the propos-
ell railroad from Wiuuemuccl tn Ore.
gon. is about TO be made. The n-c,s-
sary para hsrnaiia for equiping the
engineer, has alreriy roscL-d Winnie
mueca, and operations are expected 10
begin as quickly as the party eau b. go:
ready.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

TzE tH=D1s .: E-:5E Reno axe max
IEs I z-12c sz 70 s<es-e = Iai;is--
E1s55a oi s=s=os- Ia!1- Rs2o p0S
Esi=SzD Esagu,s- EiTiss CHI. tisEI-
O. .as Er5zai Ia: l. 10 50 =oa,d J- :
cohesion Q: L- The m=mb-Zs OF
tie eyzrs IAat tied him unanimously
ra=51=sH+ Isrcy, Ay8S that the
Art.e1=s % Wa made Ihe:r Teriir; En4-
TyiiEbss- GeEszls Sherman and Terry
szlO-s ths Recommendations, nd
Hayes Is arGsr powerful inAaenes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

A oESTLEM,S jrs, IN FROM Typo re-.
ports that place mos, ou,ragcously dull.
The Inhabitants have almost deserted
IL. and only a few men outside OF those
at work for the Tybo Consolidated ro.
main.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

THGEE is q m in Wisconsin who
has been married SO years aud who
has never missed building tho kitchen
fire. Her husband is probably the
Oldest Ere esenpe on record.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

II the Ban Francisco Police Court.
Monday. yu5gs Biz delivered . lengthy
dseiion Ia the Ease Of Denis Kearnsy.
On The charge Of usius vulgar md
threetsBing language against Specifies
he held tho defendant guilty, on the
ground that Il vas calculated 10 provoke
. hsesch Of tho pesee. The second
charge that hs would kill aby person
-vho should plot against his life, the
Coayt Ia. could no, be considered q
crime, "a circumstances in which kill.
ing roald be justified we're reei,ed rs
qualifying the threat. Sentence was
rsesyved until TUESDAY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

AZ Ogden eorsPeEdsn: Of the Tn
bsne. under date Of tbs 18th writes as
folio1s: Oar city Is becoming noted
forts fsiiares ia newspaper enterprises.
Within The pas, yes,. the Freen1a left
the DaPvA sBsp4pded. sad nov
a Iss>st AdrsEtsfe the Rua>r, sur
cumbs 10 the inevitable and issues its
last number today. We need n good
lively morning daily. and some Of u
eisirsns, I arr told. stsnd ready TO sup.
ply - .fnaJs for making spch a one
successful. Here is sn opening for
some practical printer, associated With
= thoroughly practical Newspaper man
sgeT. TO build mp an institution that
will groS With the prosperity Of our
city, and becous sporer in our midst
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

TINS Lower House Of the Kentucky
Legislature have refused tho use OF their
hall to Honty Ward Doecher for a lee.
,uro.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

CHiRLEs CGTucGHr, city editor Of Tic
Philadslpbia TINS. committed suicide.
while in n ct OF insanity. on Monday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

Tho Eureka Consolidated Company
declares n dividend OF - conts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21

AL elaim. payable In cash On adjustment
without dcdnt tim tor' Interest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-21
Liverpool & London and Globe
INSURANCE COMPANY,
r. N. STONE, AGENT,
ELKo, NEVADA.

Total sp,Tai, 500 u
Assets In United Staics....."... am ,sn o.
Has paid losses ~ovcr.."".."... 7a,Un,Uo NJ
And In the United States, over. si,0oO,Vo %
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

GnEEs ELLIS. colored man, vas
lynchsd nenr Guthrie. tKy } Thursday
night. Mira. Duncan. who lives three
miles from Guthrie, went to town Tues.
day with chickens aud vegetables.
While returning home after having
disposed Of her barter, Ellis met her on
the road aud knocked hrr from her
horse. After she fell. he struck her
several times more. As she fell she
drew \ small pocket knife and inflicted
several cuts upon her assailant. She.
however, by repeated blows, was rem
dered insensible. Her pocket book
containing Sl2 was taken from her.
Her body was dragged twenty FIVE. or
thirty yards from the road and placed
behind large log. Her family COM
menced search for her, aud when
found, ut dark, was In the condition
above stnted. She told her story iden
tilted Ellis as the party who had attack ed
her. and described the flesh wounds she
made upon him. Ellis was arrested.
carried to Gnth'ie and placed in the
calaboose. Intense excitement 3ud
indignation nt the outrage were mani.
tested everywhere. and, although some
citizcns and relatives counselled moder.
alton and advised to let the law avenge
the crime, II body OF men, over a hundred
in number, quietly rode to Guthrie.
between midnight and daylight iyester
day M morning, ,forcibly seized the accused,
carried him back some three miles dis,
taut tn the scene OF tho crime. and
SWING him arom troe only few fee,
from where he struck tue first blow
This Is the second affair Of this nature
that has occurred in this county in the
past year. Mrs. Duncan is highly re.
spected. The criminal was an idle and
worthless negro.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

The White Pine Nsrs says: Some
Indians cnine over from Morey last wee K
following white man who had stolen
one Of their ponies. aud was heading
for Cherry Creek. They wanted Con.
stable James Hagnr 10 follow tho iliiei
up aud drrest him. but ~ Indian testi
mony Is invalid in our courts. he advised
them 10 follow the thief and take the
horse away from him. They overlook
him on the fiat six miles this side OF
Jimmy Kane's ranch. and took the pony
away from him; also $50 In mouey and
q six.shootor, which he had stolen from
white man In Morey. They also took
his boots, which was all tho mileage
they could get out OF him. aud passed
through Hamilton on their way u
Morey with the recovered property lss,
Monday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05
The F..teat rine Net.

Of the great raoe against time, which
took place al Hartford Conn.,. Friday,
the following Is received:
st. Julien beat his record Of 2:IlH 1t
Charter Oak Park, in this city, yester.
day, in the presence Of large crowd Of
people. The dSy aud track were iavor-
able. and st. Julien was In hhe condi-
tion' Tho horse logged awhile, and
then trotted mile in 2:24 10 warm
him for bis great effort. A few minutes
later he came on for the trial. Getting
the word he started down The stretch.
made the FIRST quarter in 32tt... tho half
mile in :0j, the third quarter In 1881
and came in in 2:llk. Hickok, his
driver was presented with q beautiful
floral wreath, q floral cushion was
placed upon tho sulky, and President
Hnrbison announced that In addition to
the purse OF s2,5oO. which had been
won by beating the record. the associa-
ton bad voted $500 extra to Hickok.
Robert Morrow. owner of st. Julien,
denies the report telegraphed from the
East that the horse had been sold to
W. II. Vnnjerbidt, but expressed his
Willingness to sell for $4,000. This
was before receiving news Of his last
performance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

The Lyon County Tmes OF Saturday.
says: About 7:30 o'clock yesterday
morning q violent explosion occurred in
the cellar Of the Union Hotel, Dayton,
which shook the building from roof to
foundation. The bar aud stove in the
saloon were thrown over, aud for mo-
ment it appeared as though the house
was coming down. The floor Of the
dining room was ripped mp. and One Of
the windows OF the room blown ont il.
Flames burst from the cellar, and for q
time the house was in danger Of destruc.
tion from fire.
The cause of the explosion is not un
derStood. At the time 1t took place SIR.
Brown. the clerk oi the hotel. was draw
ing coal oil from a couple Of cans in
the cellar. but had no light with him, nor
Was there fire of any kind around.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

BILL NrS. in writing 20 the Dehtsf
Tri6sas. haS this to say about the hebiS
red man:
"a dead IndiaR IL . AtfeAsibg ptstafs.
The look Of pain and ah1iety is gone,
and rest, Aweet ieat. moro fhGh hs
really needs. has come at last. HiS
hAnds are folded peGoefuli5s anh big
mouth In open. like the end 6i . sak.
mill. His trials afe Ger. His swift
fO~ Is mailing piye6h.ioed ttGefs In the
shifting sands Of eternity:
The picture Of q Wild. free fndia..'
chasing the buffalo may snft some. bai'
I like still lie In art. like ths riS.
ture Of broad.ahouldsred. will formed;
brave IN be lies With his nsrvei.sss
hand seross large hole IN the pit Of
his stonachs
There I, Eonethihs s~eetl, sad sbouE
II. There n such namelass feeling OF
rrPose and security on tho part Of tho
spectator.
Some have idrh Sensitive natures thai
they cannot look upon the remains OF
an Indian who has been run over by two.
sections Of freight. but I can. Soue=-
how I do not feel that nervous distrust
when look at the ted man With his
esoph"gus wrapped sfound his head
and tied in . double bow knot that du-
when he is full Of the visor of heaith.--
When train Of cars has jammed his-
thigh.bOne through his dinPSrsr1 snf
hattened his head out like soup-piGte.
then I feel that I can trust him. I feel
thar he may be relied upon. Ieonsidet-
him in the character OF CHASTITY re:.
mains as . success. He seems at last.
so in earnest, and as though he could
be trusted With large sums Of money.
When an Indian has tseh tiiikrd up.
80 that this closest scrutiny canpot do
termine where the head adjoins and tho
thornE begins, the scene is so sugges-'
tive Of unrufsied quiet aud calm aud,
gentle child.like faith. that doubt dis.
trust. timi,iity and apprehension fec
| away"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05
TombaIOnH

The Candelaria True FIINre publishes
the following extract from . private let.
tor from Tombstone;
weather since my arrival has been
quite warm, at least enough so for COM
fort-AlI0 degrees in the shade. Tomb
stone, he says. is somewhat overrated.
but the country has brilliant prospects
with an immense amount OF territory
unprospectej. The Southern Pacific
Railroad Company is pushing its road
East with all rapidity possible. aud con-
tinually opening MP moro country q
large portion of which IL agricultural.
The ores of Tombstone District are not
as high grade as many have supposed,
those from the principal mines milling
about $50 per ton, but there are i'm.
rense quantities Of this ore with ledge
eight feet wide, which can be mined
and milled for SIG per ton; this leaves
n splendid profit. Most Of the proper.
ties are owned by Eastern men. who eI-
pect as usual mine without any out
lay on their part. Thete parties are
fast giving way to Californians. and n
more vigorous prosecution Of develop
ment can now be looked for. Mr..
Wiuslow says that people need
not be too anxious to get into that
country as there is nothing which is apt
to spoil by keeping another year"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05
A FrIKhtruI Accident.

At II o'clock this afternoon, says the
Virginia Chronicle Of Thursday, Mr.
Breed. Of the nrm OF Breed & Crosby,
went into the building where the wood
is sawed aud split and found Frank
Elmer lying aG"insta q pile Of wood in
front OF the circular saw with a fright
full wound in his forehead. The saw
was runnipg At full speed. 1t was i'm
possible to tell how long the man had
been lying in that condition as nobody
elss WAS at work in the building. Eb-
ner VAS taken to his house just across
tho street aud surgical assistance sum
noned. II WAS found that his skull
was crushed In over the lef, oyo, the
wound being about two inches long aud
an inch wide. The pieces OF bone were
taken ont and tho man partially restored
to consciousness. but 1t believed to be
next to Impossible to save his lie. An
examination OF the place where lie was
working showed that he had Gu, of the
end Of q stick about ten inches in diam
eter and thrown the piece uPor a wood
piis behind the saw. The piece rolled
back upon the frame and was caught by
the saw and thrown against his head
with terrific force. Elmer is about %
years Of age, and has been married but
. short. He has been employed by
Breed & Crosby three years and is we'll
known in this city. having lived here
All his life.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

A PEW days ngo Noel Coyote, a team
ster on the Cariboo wagon road. British
Columbia. loaded his wagons with mer-
chaudise for the upper country. When
eighteen miles on. and when ascending
hill. he was pushed over PreciTcS
by a mule which. pressed closely npou
him from behind. The unfortunate
man fell 1900 feet. His body was so.n,
by the Indians who accompanied him.
TO strike the rocks beIow. ", tn,e IL;
b"unded into the river and was swept,
away by the current. which at this point;
moves at the rate OF fifteen miles an
b ,ur. F
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05


The United States Treasurer issued
the necessary order for the transfer Of
$500, 900 in standard gold bullion from
the New York assay Office to tho PhIla.
dslphia mint, which after it IL coined.
will DO returned to the United States
sub-Treasury adjoining the assay offios
in New York. The Treasurer says that
~ there is every prospect Of a large
influx Of gold this fall from Europe. the
rensous which prompted Congressman
Mullen 10 Introduce n bill at the last
session for establishing mint In New
York, will exist more strongly than ever
before. when Congress meets in Decem
Der. Complaints have aIso been To.
newed against the assay ofico rs q
nuisanor. aud since II will be in active
operation this fall. petitions for its re.
moval will be urged moro earnestly than
ever.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

\ CARsoS correspondent OF the ScnG-
mel says the Question a. to the author.
ship Of the report OF the Board of Ell.
aminers, in the matter Of the State
Treasurer is by no means settled yet.
The friends of Attorney General Muir.
ply say that he will move IN reply to
the card Of the Governor and Secretary
of Stale In due time. and that surpris,
ing disclosures will result. As The case
stands at present Mr.. Murphy occupies
very awkward position, and il. as
claimed by his friends. he possesses the
means of extricntirg himself the public
would like to witness the full develop.
ment Of this complicated business.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

Or tho onco famous Raymond h Ely
mine, the Phoebe Record says: The per.
sonal property was sold at SherifT's q
sale last Saturday ard was bid In by the
mortgages. They are yet indnlgina
in tho talk Of consolidating the Raymond
Il Ely and Meadow Valley Companies
down at San Francisco, but are unable
to come Ia an agreement. There are
also parties who are anxious to get the
property. but will not take II owing To
their not baing able TO ~. a perfect
title TO the same, and they csnno. OBJ
tain q good title tiil six months from ibc
I'd oi September.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

THs Carson Appeal which has stren-
uously and eonsistently opposed the
candidacy Of WIN. Sharon for the United
States Senats by every legitimate arsu-
msnt. reserved tho most weIshty ono
until this time. Tho Appeal now urges
upon tho party that to elect Sharon Is to
secure the seat for . Democrat. upon
the ground that the former,beins uon
resident Of the State. ID Ineligible to
the position, and his seat. which will
Do contested by q Democrat. will DO
awarded to tho latter by a Democratic
Senate. Tho poiut is we'll taken. A
protest against the seating Of Sharon as
- Senator from Nevada should Certainly
prove effective. whatever the political
complexion Of the Senate. Mr.. Sharon
has alrsady held for one term an Office
to which he had no legal ii,le. aud re.
petition Of tho outrage upon the State.
will scarcely be endured without . Wig.
orous effort to prevent 1t, at least.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

The body OF an unknown woman,
horribly beaten and bruised, was found
Thursday, in ravine two miles north
OF Sidney. Ohio. A Post.mortem exam;
ination revealed that the woman would
probably have been delivered of twins.
VIM. Curtis. watchmhn, was arrested
on suspicion. The place Of the murder
showed signs OF fierce struggle. The
womau's clothing wero torn and scat
tered around.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

The Greenback orators who rushed
into Alabama to grab Chairman jew.
ellis cash and carry the State for
Weaver have become fearfully dis.
4usted, and have rushed home, raised
the yell Of bloody shit to propi,in,e
Jewell, and called upon the rauk aud
file Of the Greenback party TO send in
" dollar each for oratorial expenses.
Jewell won't pay any more and unless
the dollars are dropped into the Int the
whole Grernback pnrty will go off at
cheap auction one of these days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

The fourteen.year. OLD diughte: OF n
well.known and respected mechanic Of
this city. says the Carson TSnu. while
on visit 10 R.no last week, was dr.
coyed from that place to Virginia City
by rufiian whose promises Of marriage
were believed. and who. after borrowing
all her jcwslry, deserted her. The
father, learning Of his daughters
wheream ut'. brought her bone, whero
she now lies In critical condition. her
life having been despaired Of, although
Mt present there is nome improvement
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05
New York SAFE for th6 Demo

The danger of division in the ranks
OF the New York Democracy has at
length passed AWAY, and the Empire
is now safe for Hancock and English.
The following is just received from the
City:
The Democratic State Committee. by
vote of "a to Z, has decided to hold d
State Convention to nominate a candi.
date for Chief Justice o! the Court Of
Appeals at Saratoga on September 30.
John Kelly has written letter stating
that if the Democracy hold State Con.
vention. the convention called by Tam.
many Hall will be abandoned.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

OFFICIAL advises from the City Of
Mexico state eighteen of the rioters vino
participated in the murder Of three
American miners. james Connolly,
Henry iumans and George Arnold, in
Michouchaw, in March last have been
arrested. Among the prisoners are the
ring leaders Cayetano. Mriino, and
Kenidam. Meigla, supreme tribunal.
has directed the judge not to wait for
the arrest Of the remainder of the ac-
cused. but to proceed at once wit the
trial.