The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-22

enteeu years oil aSe, anu n1-hN
young wife about six months ago. For
three DAYS the victims were deathly
sick, bet on the fourth day they began
to mend and all have now reeorer'd.
Henry, on being accused OF the crime,
daily denied il. Airs. M-llert says that
a mothers natural feeling for her child
restrailS Lrr from having him arrested
and brought 70 justice. 1t turns out,
however. that he is bad boy, with II
dark record. Mrs. Melleit has some
personal property. and his purpose
seems to have been tn get her and his
brothers out of the way that lie might
obtain this.
The Richmond Company shipped
yesterday through Wells. Fargo & Cos
express, six bars of bullion valued at
Sl3,5l5 81. three bars of precious
material, valued at 1856 IS. were also
shipped at the same time. that game in
from the south.
japanese etiquette requires that n
gentleman calling upon a lady. shall
not retire from her presence until no /.
fed by the lady that he has her p~egiais-
sion TO do so.
The following tough one comes from
Portland. Maine: About fourteen
months as" Joseph Dyer aged 30 years.
Of Cape Elizabeth, was thrown from a
wagon and picked up for dead, AS was
supposed. The body Mas inferred in
the Evergreen Cemetery, 4 short
time ago his parents were warned tina;
lie was alive and well and would soon
be home. The coffin WAS ~IIhuEed, rad
when i; was Ebont being opened a;
Dyer's residence Young Dyer walked in,
TO the EouSr and said when he saw what
was being done: Don't open 1t, toE
here | am" His appearance, rs may
be supposed, caused an exciting SCENE,
1t is Supposed that medical stud hts
dug up the body for the purpose Of dis
section and found Over alive and
treated him until he thoroughly rccoy-
cred. The young man remembered moth
ing while in the Doctors hands.
The funeral Of the late John SIcCuL-
Tough took place at Philadelphia Thurs,
day, under the auspices Of the Bcncyo,
lent Order Of Rlks. Of which dcccusei
was q member, the remain being lie.
posted in the Monument Cemetery
with the impressive ceremonies OF the
order. 1t is estimated that go, 900 per,
sons visited ST. George Hall to view tn,
body.
Belmon; Courier:-Superintendeut L.
j. HInchyit, OF the Twin River Mining
Company, is making good progress
pumping the water out OF the old III,
cline, mud tia; it will not b. long before
the miners will be able to resume til,
work Of development
Emma Nevada. with her opera troupe
comprising fifteen persons. passed
through for San Francisco this morning
III the special car Nevada" DIR. WiH
ON, Emma father, accompanied her
though still in very feeble health.
4 mnn giving tine name of John Lee
and his home at Pomcroy, Ohio, wa.
found Monday i'll Devil Canyon, nortl
Of San BernHrdinO. Cal, entirely mud,
and with his flesh torn and bruised
he could give no answer to the ques
ton as To how he came there in such
condition. bat stated that ne bad beer
there about six days.
\ lad named Drinan, living at Sal
Rafael, rested Ia gun against n nous
when out hunting last Friday. The gul
fell, was discharged ami took effect il
Drimnn's head and right eye. and i'll tn
hand OF Oliver Hawkins, has boy com
plniOn.
Sixty Chingm,n made an attack ol
NJ. l.. White, foreman Of the McPher
son raisin ranch, near Orange, iast Fri
day. The Chimamen afterwards re
questrd the discharge of the white mel
employed aud who had gone to the rs
Eistance Of White, which was refused
but several Chiunmcn were discharged
At Wiuncmucca yesterday. Hendrick
son, for mansiaughtcr, was sentenced I
the PcnitcntInry Tor six years, and Wy
att, convicted OF murder in the secOn
degree, was scI,t need to i~mprisonmen
for life.
In his recent speech ut the Lor
Mayors banquet ~ London. the MAJ
quis of Salisbury rt.:1 TINT the actio
oi the Government against Burmah In.
received the approval q! all the greH
powers. Regarding the Balkan confer
encG; he ioIelUld that lis decision wUul
he nycrse to Eugli,h views. However
this country, hc said, WAS not pTiIuari
iy Interested in the dispute. llepr q
diCted TINT Ihc conference would en-
in IA failure, and snid he thought that i
the SiGiHS quo ante were restored, Tia
BulgRrians would take Greece and Ser
via into their confidence and Iurke
would then have to combat the tire
powers instead Of one. Concerning tn
struggle OF the political parties in Grcu
Britain he could only say, rs the meet
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