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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

The election Of United States sena
tors to succeed Conklipg and Platt
from New York, has been accomplished
after disgraeeful dead lock Of several
months duration. by the election OF
Warner Miller for the long term and z.
P. Lapham for the short term-the
caucus nominees. The determination
en- the part OF Democratic members to
return home on Saturday, with or with.
out an adjourbGsnt OF the Legisiaturs
had tho effect Of bringing matters to .
focus; the StAlwart adherents fully
recognizing their utter impotency In
such nn emergency, and rather than
leave the present Uuiiei States Sens ate
with Democratic majority, With the
imminent risk Of having th.t majority
increased by the election ~' a Demo
cratic Legislature in New York next
Fall. a sufficient number Of the "buck.
rsm.backs" fell into line 10 Just pull
the nominees through. and save the
country. .-
Both Lapham and Miller arc natives
OF New York. and had been returned by
their constituency to the Lower House
Of Congress last Fall. .a ''...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24
New II I1

Reports from the East regarding the
proceedings At Albany With respect to
the election Of Senators. are conflicting.
Yesterday We published upon what was
supposed to be competent authority.
noticd Of the election OF both Lapham
aud Miller. aud 1t uow appe~s that the
luller only was elected. after which the
joint Convention adjourned. "a
Two daya after said sdiournment.
tIsthl. . Washington special 10 ihs
Chicago Inter Ocean says;
The election of Warner Miller to
succeed Platt as Sesstor. was not uiex-
pecied to the supporters Of the Adnlit
istration. There is coasid, ,bfe specu.
lation as to the effect which the choice
Of these gentlemen, who are members OF
the next House. will have upon Q
election of Speaker and other officers
Of the House. After tho election last
Fall the membership Of the House was
as follows: Total number OF Repre-.
sentative, 293; Republicans. l47; Dem
ocrats, 1886; Greenbacks, 9; Indepeu-
dent, l. The Independent is J. Hyott
Smith of Brooklyn, who will vote for a
Republican candidate for Speaker.
Frye was elected. Senator to succeed
Blsine, and the vacancy there has not
been filled. There are, or will be, four
vacancies in New York, ,hree Of which
were filled by Republicans. viz.: Nor.
ton. Miller aud Lnpham. No election
has been ordered in the Ninth District,
where a vacancy Was caused by the
death of Fernando Wood. II. as it as.
serted. successors to Miller and lap
ham cannot be elected aud qualified in
time to take their seats on the LIST OF
December. the Gr-enbackers will hold
the balance Of powor. The Democrats
here, profess great confidence in their
ability to elect o successor to Morton,
aud the loss of one vote would seriously
be felt. The Democrats are believed 10
be reckoning without their host, how
ever, in placing any reliance upon the
Greenbackers. II is hardly possible
for the Greenbaekers to unite upon any
candidate Of their own for Speaker. ara
four Missouri Grcebackers Hazeltine.
Rice. Ford and Burroushs--have an.
nounced their intention TO vote with
ths Republicans"
Taking the above at its face. We con
fess inability to arrive at a de6lite con.
eiusion respecting this miter, yet.
While Miller is alone mentioned as
party elect, the election OF Lspham is
ns dir, city implied AS Language can con
strue. The most reasonable Iresump.
ton is. however, that the frhnls Of
Lapham have been indulgig in the
folly of counting the chicken before
they are hatched,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

The present ptregrinatious OF the
King OF the Sandwich Islands, which
have excited comment OF late, are now
accounted for through iuformnIon n
brought from Honolulu by the steamer
inst arrived at San Francisco. The
story is, that Kalakaua was induced by
the notorious Cesar Celso Moreno TO
enter into an arrangement by wb ch
the Chinese merchants line Of steam
ers was to land l .00O. .O0U Cinnamon upon
the Island, on whom a cspitation tux OF
81 each VAS to be levied. They were
then TO DO made citizens, and the king.
dom turned over to the Chinese EN-
pire for tho consideration. The scheme
was banked by the action OF the forri n
residents aud officials. Chagrined at
the issue and his resulting unpopular.
ity, the King went of on a tour OF the
world. 1t has been supposed that tie
arrival Of McFarlane. aid.de.camp aud
bearer Of dispatches to the King, has
some connection for or against these
schemes, but a merchant OF San Fran.
cisco says his mission is 10 officially
ANNOUNCE the death cf Chief Justice
Harris and other news Of importance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

A HARTFokD dispatch says the aboli.
tiou Of the Chinese educational com.
mission and the recall OF the students
Ia this country is a matter which has
been under consideration by the preseut
government of China for many months.
The step has been taken because Of the
fenr upon the part OF the home authori-
ties that the progress made by studt nts
outside OF the strictly educational work
in the schools is not to be Of advantage
to the Chinese future. The young men
who have come here ouly for the pnr-
pose OF learning our language. in order
to have free advantage in our schools.
have gone SO much farther In their ad.
vauces in nll directions That it has ut
tracted the serious attention OF the
home rulers. The whole tendency OF
the studies hns been to liberulize the
students, which is what the home au.
thorities do not want, as they see in IL
grave possible complications in the
future. ......
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

The whaler Thomas Pope" arrived
at San Francisco from the Arctic re-
Sions. brings word Of the mlssing whnl.
,rt ViSiinnt and Mount wallaston, but
nothing Of the Jeannotte. The Indians
near East Cape discov red them, and
Oh the first named found three bodies
AID brought away some money. a spy.
glass and some other articles, for the
recovery Of which the revenue cutter
Co'Nin had sent party to ov,r;ske the
indians. The Wnliaston appears to
have been deserted, no bodies being
found Oh board.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

ITALY seems to be moving. News
comes from Rome that six men have
been fined and imprisoned for disturb.
ing the funeral procession OF Plus IL on
Thursday last. There was gI,at disor
der at the trial OF the prisou,rs. and
the court was cleared twice The
sentences were received with a storm nf
shouts and bisses. A crowd of people,
numbering between two ana three
thousand cheered the prisoners ON com
ing out Of court, and followed them
shouting; Down with the Cl-ricals. "
The soldiers dispersed tho mob. which
reass. mbled at the Office Of one Of the
Clerical newspapers. tore down the bul.
lciin unl started for the railway station
to protest to the King and Quern who
were arriving from Naples. but a cor.
don Of police prev, ,n;ed the demoustra.
tion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

Willis Reves. a negro. vas hanged at
Van Buren, Arkansas. Saturday. Upon
the seaffold no sang q lively sJng. say.
ing he was no religious niger and was
not afraid to die. He resisted tho
officer who adjusted the moose. and had
to be dropped through the trap second
time before death was effected.
On the same day couple OF deSpera.
does. the last OF gang that havs in.
Tested New Madrid county, Missouri.
were executed at Sikestown. A large
crowd had assembled to witness their
death, and the idea that lemonade ven
dors would profit from their misfortune
so eIasperntrd the eulprits that they
ask-G as a favor that they might be
hanged at an early hour.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

TIE San Francisco Produce E1.
change reports remaining in the State
OF the crop Of 1880, 1924. 278 cenials
Of wheat. and l35. 59g barrels OF hout.
This is considered low estimate, rs no
returns have been received from a NUN.
Der OF minor points. aggregating a con
siderable amount, Of which no estimate
is made, and in cases Of discrepancies
in reports from auy Que poiut. the low.
rst figures have invariably been taken.
This is the largest surplus OF wheat ever
carried over.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

KING KALAKAuA's present perambuln-
,ions in Europe Is said to be with the
view OF disposing OF the Sandwich Is.
lands to some Of the wealthy foreign
pow r.. The United States has always
Scrupuiously recognized the indepcnd
euce Of those Islands, but wa"ld Ger
t"inly object TO any scheme by which
they might become a dependency OF
any European power. America has by
far the most valid claim upon that con.
tiguous territory. and surrender OF its
individuality can be properly made 10
no other than the Government OF the
United States.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

A GUIMAs dispatch of the 18th, via
Tucson, says, There is no truth What.
ever in the statements published in
Arizona that troops to the number OF
5000 are here to help Sam Brsnnan.
There are hardly 800 Federal soldiers
in the State, and these are on the Ari-
zoua border to repress cowboys. The
Yaquis were said two days ago to be on
the warpath. but the news lacks coufir-
nation. Sam Brannau vas hero and
was paid slO.OOc at the Mexican Gus
tom House. He returns to San Fran
cisco by the steamer Newberu, the
Federal Judge having granted him per.
mission to have his land surveyed.
Owing to the rebellion among the In.
dians. however. Brannau says that the
land now to be allotted to him is not the
sumo which he had originally been
promised.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

SArs the White Pine Nsr': Rober,
Sargentson. who received such II rious
injuries BY the explosion nt the Star
mine Sunday morning. had once before
n narrow escape for his life in the same
mipe. Some months ago he ran ca,
into tho shaft aud fell down after II,
striking the aide Of the shaft some q,
feet below. which threw him ont from
the wall. II" cauaht the cage rope aud
saved his life. In d month iter thi,
occurrence, his hair. wbieh was j.i
black. turned white Us snow. Tbumn
McGta.h was killed by the same .x
p!Vsion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

DURING the fiscal year terminating
june 3Uth, the Treasury Receipts from
all sources aggregated about SJ73, 25u,
COo-of which $l97. $50, 900 were de-
rived from customs and Sl35 900, ,006
from internal revenue-b,ing nn in
crease OF nearly S3i 100000 over the
receipts Of the previous fiscal year. The
eHpeditures have been aLout S9G3, ,SI6,
600 or nearly 500. 900. 900 less than the
receipts, aud $4,000, 600 less than dur.
ing tho fiscal year ending June 80,
1880.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

TIE Se"iiHe! of yesterday says: An
old gentleman by the name OF 81. Rollin
Owen died suddenly from heart disease
on Wednesday evening out near the
ranch OF ex County Commissioner Page
on Fish Greek. lie came up from Cali.
fornia recently with band OF horses
en- route to Snake river in Idaho Terri
terry. He had with him n grown son
aud daughter. He also has son in
San Francisco. who is a druggist. The
remains were sent for yesterday, and
will be in by 10 o'clock this morning.
The funeral will take place this morn
ing from the Methodist Church. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

Dos Carlos ana his wife attended
the Henri Cling mass at St. GERMAN
des Pres on Thursdays. In tho chuch
they were received with especial honors.
Seats OF honor were reserved for them
in front OF the altar, and 1T the conoiu.
sion OF the services officials escorted
them from the church. to their mani.
fest annoyance, calling out to the peo
plo who clustered around tho porch
"Hnts of. gentlemen" What harm
all this did is not very apparent. but d
decree Of expulsion was issued the next
day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

A DoLD robbery was perpetrated on
the street in New York Friday. The
clerk and Office boy OF Jake Rupert, u
we'll known brewer. were driving down
town in light spring wagon to the
depot with 81, 800 In bills and bag OF
silver. At Forty second street n ven,
doris wagon ran into them. from which
three men spranR into the wagon. They
seized the money. jumped into their
wagon and drove furiously down Lex,
ington avenue. dropping the bag OF sill.
yer in their haste.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24
SIEECE0'S
" "NABOB" "
Fure Whisky.

LNpfFlENCh II Shows THAT SA.
~ PoH WHISKY o.r ~ -" hyst mcdi.
CiuHI prUpNrali"u-S own. nnd L. highly r-
Commcudrd ~ the ECrlly fCr all cases oi
Ne vou- c.-. w"rEu"ss, Debility. Dyspepsia,
lndiE-riinu, rte. It, popularity thTnu :houi
th" EG-t"Tn States haE been great, aud ~
CONES To- tn" raCiHC Coast iudOT-rd hv the
CrTiiECut,s ~ nr :. Dana iinyrs, StriC Assu"
80 nf AEsrHChu-Ctt-. and Dr. ~. q. Louder.
hHck OF -. Louiz. Mo. Thee certificates are
w"-t hr"Ct ~ their statements. uNrrrtItr thai
~" Nnh0h Whi-kyl' wifhort .'NrrptiTr. IN.
puT".t Hrt'cl" 'hrf ga nr nasd 'iih"r rurIi
ClnHlly or FOR Indigestion aud Nervous '.rr,.
nom, ana can uv Us'u "IIu tu,' HtnO-T conf
dUr'". IT," Iuniy-i. shows that this wni-kv
i 'T"r from nH' "rInE oils nCi,s. metals ~
other 'clcirrl"", N-iarC"r. Dr. llaycs
further -HN- tlIgi pure. uf -uprFiUr tuu 4
Is. and suitable Tor dicr,Iir auI M, iciun
puipurC-. SU,a Recommendations .Gr The
STRONGEST that eau u" furnished. aud ~ thrrr
are ihuusand- Of letters tr-tigyIn, to- ilI., IN rr
it, ~ tho whisky ~ family remedy nud
'puir 10 further urpD' ~ IT, ,.vr"llDu,.s need
be given. Since the Nabnh M-Aicatrd Whisky
has been introduced. the Medical Fnculv hn-
dhsCov"d prnprrtiCs which make IL yaIIabI"
ns II Blood Purihcr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

IHE receipts Of bullion at San Fran
cisco from the Pacific Const during the
first six months Of 1881 werc Sl9,540,-
loo. against Sl9.22O. 500 during the
same period in 1880. aud S27. csc, i0u
in 1879. aud SJ7, 300, 700 in 1878. The
production for the past six months con
sisted Of S7,IGG. 800 in dore silver,
Sl.2lO,GOO iu gold bullion and SS, l54,. +.
200 IN coin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

THE latest With regard TO the robbery
Of the train on the Rock Islnudroad at
Winslov Station. near Cameron juno.
ton, Saturday night. is that The. party
OF dssperados Who boarded the train
Numbered thirteen instead Of seven.
Conductor Westtsll h.d passed nearly
through the smoking car when he was
shot. one ball passing clear through
his body. BE staggered ont on tho
PlAtforn and fell on into the ditch.
Thomas McCullosL, tho stons cutter,
who was shot through the bead. also
fell on the car and and was found near
the dead body Of the conductor. When
the robbers entered the express car
Charles Murray, the messenger, was
looking over some of his papers, aui
Frank Stamter. bsggageman. was sit
ting in the car near the door. Both
men were Immediately covered with
four reVolvers. and when Murray OBJ
jected to handing over bis keys be was
knocked down. McCulloch was mis-
taken for the engineer. Before they
could rob the passengers a brakeman
pulled the valve OF the air. brake and
stopped the train. friRhtrning the des
peradoes, who jumped from the traio
and Hed. They only got $4,000 from
the express compauy's safe. The rail.
way company off.rs $4,000 for their
capture. --- ------ -------- !
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24
NUMBER 80.

clnsts appeal: Day before y..lsf-
day three storey county gentlemen i.ft
here for Wood River. They ispress.t
conaid.rabls capital and their intention
is to build smelling furnaces all through
the Wood River country, Their basS
OF operations will be Bellows. Ju&
now it costs from $50 to $40 per ton u
haul the rock to the furnaces in Ulah.;
and this tax is so great that but few can
realillze on it. Tho gentlsmen think
nth furn.ees on the Pfoun,f thty CAM
get all the work ard do It as chsaply ~
tho Salt Lake manipuistors. They
have taken experienced snnlsafRstof5
and mill men with them. The new
from the new distric, still continu. 6
conflicting, but many have faith in it,'
ultimate success. Z.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

CHEF BR"oKs Of the Secret Service.
has been notified from Tennessee, that
Morrill, the noted oouuterftiter, who re
Gently escaped FROM the officers, has
been killed by lightning while lying
out in the woods TO avoid arrest, aud
was duly planted. Brooks is no spring
chicken. aud consequently he ia
very skcptical upon the subject
of Especial Proridenc,s. J." Brooks says
he hns met healthy criminal, upon ID,
streets long months after their sudden
death aud decent int, rmenl.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

AL,aED srAoo. employed recently af
tue dairy ofJ. NJ. Oven near San Jose;
CAL. had difficulty With fsllov enc
pioye named Isham. attacking HIM
with . hammer. A hghi ~ss prevented.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

TUX Raccoon river continues 10 rise.
South Des Moines is under water. aud
sixty families have been driven out Of
their homo. The Chicago. burlington
X Quincy liailroad has succu,nbod. nj ID
Des NJ Jincs iB now out Of connection
with the East
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

TnE Chronicle announces tha, County
Clerk Mahanny hos joined the Chos, II
Friends and is now Vice. Counsellor.
Parties having any particular vice on
which counsel is wanted may now up.
ply to him, as he Is duly equipped and
rcudy for action. "
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MAnoSE has porPlexed his Rrpubli.
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Tax suit eomm.uCed by =. r. 1looie
TO have the snpreWe Gonrs set nsid,
tho contract, TO bnild the fDsmo Asy
lnmy which the Bosrp hnf sNSnid ~ Ill.
syndicate Of lNho's citizens, and Civ,
it to hiuf az she "iuwrs rr-posible Did.
der" wat sauvlchvd on Ftidny sht
iovT. rrrl tue ccsts I. ssd iu Mf. uoolt
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TRAcKLAYiSo on ibe Sonora railva
hns been resumed, aud 1000 feet ar
daily b ing laid. II is apparent now
that II will connect with Hermosilo by
the end OF August.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

COMMISSIONER DUDLEY. OF the Pension
Bureau. has recommended -. for the
good Of the service tho discharge of n
hundred clerks and'A reduction in pay
OF ovur sixty more, In that particular
branch Of the department.
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A DRUNKEN row rose among the guest

A DRUNKEN row rose among the guests
= dance given by . prominent politi.
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were rjrctsd. Nhereupon they began
bombarding the building with rocks. A
party Of passing circus men took q
hand in the row, and n general melee
ensued. ono man bOing killed and ssr.
eral wounded.
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TsxADwAr's RAScH,at Carson. will DO
sold at sheriff's sale on the I'd Of next
month, TO satisfy judgment OF ten
thousand dollars In favor OF the Nevada
Bauk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

THE continuance Of the eastern rail.
road war hns cut passenger rates down
about to bedrock. Tickets from New
York to Chicago have dropped TO eli.
aud re still ON the down grade.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

J. NJ. ScHoBErrE. OF Ann Arbor,
Michigan, announces that he has dis
covered another comet, which Is snid
to have been the fonrth that hns ap
peared since May LIST. DR. Smith thinks
from it's present position tba. IL I" the
expected COMET of 1879. 1t IL moving
yery slow towards the northwest. .#
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IN the provice of Koorsk. Russia.,
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cases where poor peoph refuse TO work /:
1t is reported from thu locality men.-
toned, that nineteen men and girls
were shut up in barn for thus tefus.
ing. and village mob fred TIE build
Ing, consuming both the building and
occupants, e'...Ea na eg -lrt
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satanic majesty, iRfsfms his readers.
that the devil upon reading the New,
Version, " Immediately applied for ad--
mission 10 the Orphans Home.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-24

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with the condition Of the President for
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the person who washes the family linen.