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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

A LETrzE has bcs II received at Wash
i"g'on from Captain iluwralc. in which
he ma'es an appeal for money. lie
says has expenses ci HvoinS are com To-.
nhle, aud that, while ho is supposed to
be free. he Is more a prisoner than when
he was IN Washington jul, through hi4
health has recovered very much. lie
says ho will b. ready To face his accus r.
who"oVor til" Government gets ready TO
try HIM. aud ihnthe will make n dcfen.c
that will sickcm somc Of these who have
pressed him So hard so IS 10 cover W
there own cr0okoGncsa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
Senator Fair late view ed.

An interview with ) au;or Fir upon
the Chinese question is I, poTtsL in the
last dispatches. in which tho d,cd,d
views express, I by him. urr n ~r,i;er.-
ton Of those maintained ty tho people
of this coast. and which have been
heretofore advanced 10y Mr. Fair. TLa.
portion Of the int. r i~w ia whicL the
Senator is reported rs saying: Il
iLi"S ,As President, jU lying ir5,z tie
last veto, VII iEd no objections to the
present bill" will be very likely to at
tract attention and produce the imIrcs
sion that tho reported Interview is n
canaTl. Mr. Fair, II not eud we'd With
gsniuS, Is a S n'l-ruun OF sound. rra,-
teal sense. aud Their fore cou!l no: fill
TO rccogniz, tho nL,u5dity e such Il
proposition. The veto. a. every per
son who re.! it knows, took the broad
ground that Mpngpii.u immigrdion.
Instead Of beng Objectionable. WAS do.
sirnblr nul rs tau las; hI ! diI r, FROM
the former one in no c~s.yutiuI Iarticular
except as to tho time II r,zlTict.on,
"iuig linz from tho Last veto" Mr..
Arthur mot. without utter AMI uu.
quail ii i Qualification, treat tho prcsen:
bill oterwiso than as he did Ia, fyrme.
one.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
Troops for ArIyoun,

a Laramie Dispatch of the ID ~ins,ar,
shy': General Crook by order Of Gen.
craI Sheridan. has ordered the Thirl
Regimen; OF Cavalry t. the scene Of
operations via the Denver, Pueblo anI
tho A;chison, Topeka & Sln'a Fe Rnl.
roAl, III New Mexico nnl Ariz,n,. The
companies have stnrted from Font Rus.
sell. Tho Fort Saunders com
pauies left last night aud the com.
pHnies from Fort Steele, Wyoming. ore
on the the way Ills morning, having
been delayed to await payment ty Major
Towar, ~PnymaStsr. who came in from
Omaha for that purpose yesterday. The
companies belonging to Fort wnshaki,.
under Colonel Musou. orc now on the
march to Foit Steele. where they will a.
ones follow the other companies. The
Seventh Regiment of Tnfnrty is niso
en- route from Minnes0ia and the Fourth
Regiment 81 lufintry. scattered through
out Wyoming, is under orders TO leave
tho several posts rs toon as tslcgrlphod
by General Crook.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
Arrested r,rs.e.,tnr Ho-....

Lawrence Doyle OF Eur-Ea. recently
bought a lot Of horses in Nye county.
and when he tried to drive them away
he was arrested on q cha-gs Of grand
larceny. During the time he was
being tax n before a Justice Of the
Peace Lis IA rses were taken by a man
named Carp, ntsr. When tbs magistrate
was Informed Of tn. f.cts he released
Doyle. who went after his horses n
second time, accompanied by a Deputy
Constable, who was armed With u war.
rant for Carpenters arrest. Tee horses
were found in Carpenters possession
rnder lock and ky. Carpenter had a
shotgun which. he informed the officer.
was Loaded With bucksLot. aud he hal
sanguiuary matter in his optic. They
should not. he said take the horses eI-
capt over his remains. When the war
rant was read to him. however, he weak.
en,d. The horses wers taken to
Eureka.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

a CHtSAii,Y died Monday. snvs the
Eureka Sentinel. m | wa buried We'd.
no'dAY. Some d"u ,l.ty squaws. hun
cry for muck-a-Inuck. lny In wait. md
M soon ms II got dark tackled tho roa.,
iis and rio" that were icr ON the grave.
They hnd hardly flushed siuning them.
scI'os with the big feed whom such n
iuc'ion took place rs rival our local
earthquakes. Tho Chin1m,n. nntici-
pating This raid upon their funeral
meats. had prepared thtm with a pow.
ctiul puko.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

The State Department furnishes n
letter from the Earl Of Granville to Min
ist'r West concerning tue imprisonment
Of American citizens in ireland. in
which be details at some considerable
length the view taken by tho English
Government on the subject and hereto
fore published. to the eff ct that Anieri-
can Irishrnen in Irel,nl must submit
like Other Irishmen to the laws. Ito
quotes Mt some length from Stewards
dispatches during the rebellion to show
lat the posilion taken by the British
Go 'ernmcnt is now the Same as held
by the United States Government in
1866.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
To EInL tha CnmeI-

Tn" astronomer of the New York Sun
gives the following directions to those
who desire to find the COMET: Late in
the ,veuir 6. say about II o'clock. you
vii see pretty well up in the northeast
ern heavens the bright star Vega, in the
Harp. |: ma" lie certainly ~rcCoguiz i
by means If two ia.n: stars close by it.
with which 1t makes n beautiful little
triangle. The comet is almost on a
line drawn from Vega to tie Pole star.
aud yOu can fud its place hy noting
that il i below aud Il little To the left
Of tie Head Of the Dragon. which is
marked by Il l0zcnse shaped figure lying
Il few degrees uoTthwes; Of Vega.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
Tn, Arizona Indian Troubles.

Captain Topper ielcgiophs General
wilcox at Tucson. that he struck n large
force OF Indians ut doybrcak on the 2slh
ond killed twelve orfn,en, among thun
Locos' son, ciptured seventy Ave head
Of stock. but was unable 10 drive the
Indians from tbeir petition. One sol.
der was killed aud two wounded.
Topper has j,i ed forsy,ho and will
follow tho hostiles across tho border.
a Tombstone special says; A courier
Of tho Epiioph from the Dragon
Mountains was fred upon by 1ndinns
near Helms ranch. lie returned the
FIRE. killing II Indian. Heard rapid
firing 10 tho direction Of tho ranch.
Several Indians appeared near ConGen-
lion. DR.. LerGtr had n light with them.
killing one.
Fcnis are entertained for the safety Of
Fort WuhchucN. The families Of Cap
tain Turper, Dave Hagkell and four
Others arc there, and only n few men to
guard the post. Volunteers are organ
t1ing,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

a SILVER dollar with u bIt Of cOncnvo
mirror set into ono side is by gnmblers
called n sinner. by laying it among his
pile Of coin and dealing over 1t, the
operator can know what every player
hollis for Ia Il deal. the cards being Io-
Il cted in miniature. a member q the
Mining Club Of l., aivlls Lns DO, n
caught using n shiucr. Iy means Of it
he won -, 800 in n night ut poker.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

C~OSGrEssMZS DAWES rlis,d a b.coz,
by rcmorking, upon tho 5esalUton to
purchase somo back number Of the Con
g~ressional R,carl, that it VAS the
practice cf Congressman to keep up
t5nde by S Hing copies Of Government
books to second hand d,nltrs aud then
vote to hUy them back. Window, Ran.
some md others said this charge in
voly,d the honor Of members and should
be iuycstiga,ed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

JOHNSON Ia ncnwhE~. Nevada. Msy /. Iss,
after ~ illness ~ 90 hours, Joseph o., oIdr,
suu - 'hhrl" A.d Elizabeth johnson. aged
Q years. q months and : days.
IuLtraI t]ersi,,s were conducted by Rev. J.
y. Beard 81 lilo, on "Wednesday. May ard. At
the rrsiI.ucr uf tie Parc1t.. after which ths
body was borne Ly = very large funeral eorege
- tho syat Of the MAilen's Grave. where by
!o'!nE hAEds 1t Wa gently IaiI to rest in tho
silent tomb to s!uu4J.r Il tie EssLrrvctiop
LC.u.
Our httl" Joseph l. zone.
Broken is.Our family BSul.
Jasus came o. gather llIic-.
lie took him 90 the Father!Gnd.
W hear n1 more HE happy voice,
Swr see his sIHiIiuR fscc.
We LoIc hts body e. the silent land;
Oar hearts o'rrrhArgod with grief.
Aud then We wcp that one 40 Low Iy
should have a l!fe so brief.
lo"k away beyond Deaths river.
Al o'jr,t meets my view.
sec Its shining beauty.
on. d%lrItns, los; one. II i You;
iiis siI,rry VOICE e calling
Father. mother. I'm waiting here for you,
dry my g. retained '~ys!iiE.
sv'otJny both All my spul.
III fp.l Hiu 20 my bosom.
When l roach that happy go,I.
lIlacs by J.. D. neAriI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

DURING tho past week. says Il q Wool
River News, 10 less than IL or 20 four
horse Quilts, loaded with people from
o.. gon, Who'll ave come to settle among
US, pat in an appearance on our streets.
and Fevcra! OF them are now cnmprd
cas-; Of town, They have fino tennis
and will at onco get to work hauling
lumber from the sawmills. For many
years the tile Of immigration hrs been
towards Oregon, bat n. tho rate they are
o coming in it appears hat Wood
River IL the most desirable country.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

AT JohnSonNille, Cal. last S tur.lay.
a saloon keeper named Rr2oIi Totally
shot Frank Stout and shot himself dead
in his own saloon soon after. Tho men
had been qnatrclirg over II bill duo
Rcdoni, and Stout hal used very harsh
language. and struck Redoni. who wen,
and procured n wetI on. using ii as
above stated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
NOTICE.

Lam OrrfcE At EuRrEs. SIv,pA.l
Mar b "a, iSS3
NrtlcN Il hereby given that tho fDllowlnr
named sCttlCr hls died notice 81 her intnn.
iinn to make final proof in suppprt Of her
fore lion. Jud "a Il n. III 'eloyy al RIEo, Ne.
lndi, on Wednesday, my q, 1889, Sigi
HON stead Application, 40. ~. Jane ~.
Oeiiyic. widow % ucOrgc B ogiiyIe. for tho
=. ~ y. T.. "a ~ Stciipn q. township "a.
north. range 81 east, " u. ".
&c Hmr the following Witnesses N ptovs
hlE continuous tcsld'nCC upur, and %cn,tlya-
tlpu NJ, said land, Wa upufgc uckcI OF . ikn
county, Nevada; n. y. PETERSON Of EIko
county, Ncyidn; Robert Tntkcr 81 Rika
cnuniy' Nevada; Joseph KeCuan u Elka
couBiy, Nevada.
r. II. HiSCKLEY.
sPri2d KtgisIsr
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

LIEuT. D~ASEsuawEE arrived at ST.
Petersburg Monday morning, with ] cs
Cole' Long Sing. a courier, and a Cos
sack, All Of those who have arrived
are Weil' Lieut.. Danenhower seems to
% convinced that Captain belong will
never be found alive. After O few DAYS
The party will proceed TO Paris. Lieut..
pAnenhower eontemplates re.ding q
paper before the Royal Geographical
Society ON the pos Utilities Of trade on
the north coist Of Siberia.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
Death oS CaP,sIn Jack. Ihs TIE
CHIEF.


The shooting Of c, p,siu Jiei. tho
Ute Chief. at Fort wssisk:e. Wyoming.
yesterday. was wholly unexpected. aud
q piece Il rare good fortune in ia re-
suits. Colonel Mason. on being inter
viewed by q correspondent Of the Pilot.
stated that in Anticipation o. trouble
With the Indians an additional company
Of his regiment, the ThiEl Cavalry. had
been ordered ;ae:e tsom FuTt Saunders,
Wyoming; thlt jack "a at the agency
aud at the !rieuily SLoshones aud
Drnuoeks for the purpose Of getting
their aid in n proposed uprising Of the
White Rlvsr U;ss aud their allies. As
he was CT, atins baG feeling among tie
Indians, Lis arrest was orGer,d on his
mission heinz la ,Wu. \ sergeant aud
party Lad arrested him. aud while being
taken away, Jack suddenly bolted, aud
Arins at The ScrEean', shot Lin down.
The party then fired il return and JACK
was killed, fortunately. before he could
escare. His death will mos, pro- sbly
result in peace auung the Ules, instead
e liz .1pett Il UuIbr ak looked FOX ty
General Sheridan aud othsr we'll in
formed officials. J4ck and is followers
Lad SUPERB, drd Dvugl - aud his adhCr.
enis-ihe lea-e patty Of Northern Utes
and brought on She war which com.
Tenced with the massacre of T~Loruburg
aud part of his command, white en-
route to tie White River Agency. Colo.
RADIO. in - pisu,ber. 1879. After the
CO. tercucs # the Peace Commissioners,
Of whom G neral Hitch Of the Ninth
Cavalry, unl Quar-, the C;. chief. were
the principal members, at the Uucom-
paEGre Agency. Colorado. in the follow
Ing Winter, Jacl boldly Sc: out from
Washington to capture Douglas. the
recognized chief aud his rival in the
tribe, in January, 1850. lie ersaarcd
Douglas and turned him ovrr TO the
military authorities at Fort Lvaytn-
worth, Kansas, where he ~lanSGishci in
the guard house aad military p,ni;cn-
tiary until released through the a:d Of
tia Colorado members in Congress. who
were diSSus;ed with Secretary Sghurz'
b. Foc.itical peace policy.
The bad element Of The Ute tribe has.
however, scoTned the authorities at
White River, Colorado, and returned
there from their new agency time and
again. and was at work preparing for n
Summer campaign. For this purpose
Jack AM some OF bis warriors wore on
q mission here at tb" t::ae of his death.
Washable, the chief in power ut this
agency, was opposed to any Of his IG-
diaus joining Jack in has outbreak.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

On. LAHsos's execution finds 70
er'le'. In England tho opinion alike
OF professional and unProfessionnl men
has pronounced the testimony sent from
America soLndaiously inSufici ut as
Q nAHa OF a request for reprieve the
Lawyers express amszsmcnt that the
American Attorney General should have
regarded 1t as possessing any leg-l
validity VIII ,teyer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

LONDON was visited On Satard las,
by . gale OF wind which finally increased
Until 1t blew a hurr cane for a shor,
tiuo About G O'Clock in the evening I
prevailed generally over the southern
and western parts OF England. aud dur
lag Saturday ysnins and night it uas
widespread Damage and serious loss
OF lie IA reported. In and about the
metropolis the disastrous IF cts CT the
storm are still visible. At sea shipping
hA' been greatly impeded. There were
many casualties at Dover. Brighton.
Portsmouth, Plymouth aud many other
places,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

A oEocSG in Jersey county. Illinois.
was annoyed by %loungers. who filed
their pipes from n box OF loose tobacco
without paying, and ho mixed some
gunPowder with the weed. The nyxt
free smoker lost mn eye hy tho .Splo.
sion. lie got n verdict OF $1,000 dam.
ages. and on appeal the judgment was
sustained.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

A WONDERFUL discovery Of native
copper and silver ores. seventeen miles
southeast Of Laramie has just been
made directly across the oil overland
stage road. The orc runs fIom co to
100 per cent copper, with gold and silver.
III paying quantities. Parties are
Stamprding to the new discovery from
all directions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

JAMES VI. CL,nE. charged with nm at
tempt to practice Mormonism outside of
Utah, was placed In Jail at Lancaster.
Wis. on Tuesday. So far as has been
hoard from Clark has hgon in possession
Of four wives. throo Of whom nto now
living. lie is very quiet and has liltlc
to say, evidently recognize ng his chances
for n prolonged stay In tho waupon
~peDitentiary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

T~owSsnEAD. Democrat Of Illinois.
offered a joint resolution in ths House
Monday. TO reps al oil provisions q ex-
listing treaties with China permitting
tho immigration Of Chinese lnbor,,s 10
she United States. The House refused
to second the resolution hy o vote Of 100
to 20. Page Of California being the only
Republican who voted 10 second
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

Chinese Discussion tu New York.
Tuesday mornings Sun has the
~fO!l1wiag: Jennings S. Cox. fOrmely
Of San Francisco. leciured on the
Chinese question before the Central
Young MeL's Christian Association last
night. he said Ito had studied the
subject carefully for seven years with
unusual facilities, and his conclusion
was tba; the Chinese arc not desirable
as immigrants, either politically, soci-
ally or morally. Then he invited ques-
tons, AMI these were propounded:
You Soy Chinese live in badly vetiIa-
ted rooms Eoth"y have worse ventila.
tivu than this room?"
40 you think there are not as bad
places IN New York City M in China
townf'
"ArS there any arguments HCainst Chi
nese cheap labor that do not equally ap>
ply against cheap labor hy mrchin,r ?"
AR, there any reasons to prevent i'm
m'grolion Of immoral Chinese that DO
not apply to the exclusion OF other iru-
moral fo~T,ignaIs?"
Are CLiuese WORSE heat, ns than
Bob Ing rsoll?"
"Is it fair to say they will not
nssimi'ato with Va when We hive laws
that prevent their nltur,li2atiom?"
III they Lave educated and desirable
Chimamar ia China why can't We have
them h6ro?"
us not tho average Chinnmnn as
honest. industrious and law-aJiding az
tho average Idshmnn?"
Cox ave to I'll these questions but
tho las answers in !iLo with conclusions
that no had before stated. The last no
did not answer He stoutly held his
g'ouud that the people Of the Pacific
slope hays good reason to rcgTe, that
they have had so many Chiocsa immi-
grants. and now justly demand That the
Inilnx shall stop in tue interest Of free
white laborers as wsll as Of decency
o. /. morality.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

a MISS meeting was held ut Libor'y
Clay County. Mo, yesterday, n ar tn.
home Of tho James boys, and resolutions
were passed indorsiug the action Of
Governor crittcnden. and expressing
full sympathy With him in bis warfare
againat the bandits.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

THE bill to repeal discrimination
against the appointment OF cx-coeftd-
crates in the army came UP agrin in the
stna'o Monday, and on division upon
'hs pending question TO refer IL to the
Committee GU Judiciary, resulted 81 in
favor aud 10 against.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

The public debt reduction du.iug the
past ten months Of tho fiscal wear il
about $40, oco, oOO. CT nearly double
that OF The corresponding months Of last
year. II would havo been greater but
for decreased Internal evenne receipts
caused by the nsit lion q the WHISKY
taI question.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
WEEnY Elk1 InDEp.gDsaT.
aa.a.y. Nay =. Iss..
TIn s.n.t, Juileiary u,m,p,,,-. :,

THs ssn-t1 judiciary ComniiIe- iu
ib report rirss it as ,h,ir opinion tina,
The Law prohibiting the use of The army
- . posse comitaius. does not restrict
the employment of troops for the sup.
preston oithe lasl ssu,ssprevaIIirg in
Arisona. After debate in tie Com.
Riitpr. . resolution "Tha, the late
murders and other outraS,s by ApachCs
u Arizona. demand that the entire
Dilitary power Ct the United States
should be used for the punishment Of
the perpetrators. and for The protection
of citizens" was rel. rrel to the Com
mitieO on Territories.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

THE nickel ore that is being extracted
from the inino ut Loyeloek's station.
near Reno. is to be shipped to San
francisco for reduction. Two carloads
are now ready. Ten car loads are to 10
sent for working, and il the tssi Is salts.
factory a large quantity OF this ore will
be relucedi
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07
NOTICE,

MrH D'viS HhyiEG TINS DAY SOLD
81 and irHnsterrei all bis right Aud interest
w the EtE" fhurnisu Mint 10 MARY DAVIS,
Tho l%1sin'EH viii 10 co unued hereafter In
iho latter alone. and notice H. hereby given
mat all tthis hFaiuAi the same will b. paid by
her. aud Ill persons Indebted to James Davis
arc rel icsi.d 60 make payments 70 her
JAMES DAVIS,
MAR DAVIS
EtSo. Nevada, April II, Iss2- Aprin.6i
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

TnE bu'incss Of tho Chicago post.
Office has gained enormous proportions.
Last month there wero 22i loltrr car-
riors employed. who male In tho ngerc.
gate 40 trips aud delivered over 5000.
600 letters, nearly 100. 900 postal cards
and over 100. ooo, eco newspapers. aud
collected a~.to7.4G5 letters. O29.3l3 pos
tai cards md 1884, nowspnpera.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

MEs. JESSE JANIS says that her recent
a's''iion that she should SO to her gave
without telling what sho know about
her husband was not intended 10 apply
to her book which shO is debating for
publication. She meant that .Lo
would tell nothing Of her husbands life
to newspaper representatives.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

JupGs L,uGnLfS, q tho Criminal
Court at So. Louis. sustniLs tho plon Of
tho gamblers attorney that tho johnson
Act, making gambling n felony, il I'm.
constitutional, rs tho Law was irTsgu.
larry passed. This throws G.o bundled
chaes ~ u court.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

IHE Minister Of Marine at Constant
nople reIseted General DerIan's torp,.
does Five iron clads have been Kept
In readiness for the pas, month to put
10 sss at a momeut's notice, for the pur.
pose OF conveying troops TO Epyp,
should tho powers ngrec to the necessity
OF Turkish iutetycn. ion,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07


Since the late hm,nted John Allen
passed away. undoubtedly the wicked
est man in New York is Billy NcGlory.
the keeper Of a notorious dance house
and ~Giunsry in Hester street, an uu-
savory locality nca, the Boxery. This
den has been the SC n Of robberies
aud assaults iurUnerablr, md il il be-
hev'd that one or more murders have
been SC rcd there. NcGlnry has been
out on bail Cor numerous Uircuses for a
long time, but he is never brought To
trial. Tie uciShbors nli pcacoabIe
citizens GliCge with T, a-ou that he j.
under the protection # the police.
Tic Distric; Attorney has nothing 20
say. but hat he shall be tiled when his
turn comes and that he shall not escape.
AcGiory lau lbs a. this end Keeps right
on; has his place open at prohibited
hours, sells liquor without a license and
G. neEaliy deirs :he police. McG.ory
s"eass he only "~mauages" the place.
receiving $40 per week for his + IYices.
while h lives At the rae Of $3.50 per
week and dresses liEo "a Tammany poll
tica2 in luck. The real truth is that Ne
Glory has iuluruco and il u useful
man at election times.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

Tux Atlantic 4 Pacific Int,r.oeean
Railroad Company has just been or
gained with Nathaniel p. Banks a.
President. 1t is claimed by tn. new
company that the time by this route
from New York to San Francisco can b..
made in FIVE days,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07


A HERALD London special Of the Sd
instant says; The story OF the fu%sr.
inGs cf Dansnhower AMI his comrades
before aud after leaving the Jeunu,tt,is
too long to relate here. When they
landed their legs were SO swollen and
fros;IiIten that they were obliged almost
TO crawl on their hands aud knees IN il
they could get fuel to light fees. Both
D~anenhowe- AMI Cole wee nos,
among the party far strength aud yigur.
The most distressing case is that Of
Gle. who Il ID to be watched narrowly
day and night ever sine, Ian ling At the
mouth Of the Lena. 4 Coss9ck has
kept watch over him all the way from
lrkutsh. Mental dyraugemznt fist
showed itself while in the boat leaving
the ship. At times he becomes violent.
At Mastchausk he dashed ut Lieutenant
DauenhOwer with a knife and. before
he could DO secured. wounled the
Licuirrant slightly in the baud. Tho
Chinese steward is apparently in good
health.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-07

4 COMMITTEES Of tho Now York Garfield
Clubs hh for Washington Sunday With
a petition for the pardon OF Sergeant
Mason, containing $4,000 signatures,