The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20
tFron wednesday. D.ily.I
SALMAGUNDI.

Three fast freight beams vent out for
TuscarorA to-day With $4,000 pounds
mdse. and lumber.
Warner & Co. to-day shipped for Ar
go. Colorado, two car-loads-l7 tons
Of copper matte from Railroad District.
Tie people OF Truckee and vicinity
continue to discharge their Chinese
help. and their places are being fllsd
by white people.
Senator Beck will introduce 4 bill 10
remove the political disabilities Of Da-
Wis, rombs, Early and others who have
not asked for such removal.
The State Board Of Education will
meet January 10Th to grant to deserving
applicants Life Diplomas, Educational
Diplomas and State Certificates.
Munster Cox has already tired Of Tur-
key. aud expresses an intention TO re-
turn home in time TO secure n nomlna-
ton for Congress in his old district.
The stage from TuscarC . ,st evening
brought down All Jack, u @ ,lestial cam
didate for the County Jail. aud this
morning took out for Tuscarora, +. Ar
mer.
There was quite q fall OF snow last
night aud this norniur. but the mild
weather caused it to melt yearly rs fast
a. 1t fell, aud the streets today ure
again sloppy.
Oar present County Assessor il not
only All Hiniuble aud handsome young
nun. but Is also one Of the most indus
trious and capable. The basis Of these
grave reflections will Ice found in u brief
item else where in this issue. Abe,
shakel
Bo'ton's Reverend adulterer, Downs
assisted by IA crazy opium fsnd named
Norton, harrangued n crowd at Mechan-
Ice Hall. in that city, Sunday evening.
Why the HuLitcs refrain from sitting
down with their whole weight upon the
lecherous beast, is a mystery.
Among the noted deaths that have re-
Gently occurred. il that Of the sacred
white elephant Of M%nndalay. The GUS
tomary ceremony of keeping the body
lying in state for three days was pre-
vented by the British officials owing to
sanitary reasons. The funeral was at
tended by an enormous crowd.
At the New York hospital last week a
css.fuliy removed from the person of n
eolored man aged IS years. DR.. Mar
ANGER OF the tongue and throat was sue
koe. who examined the case. and had
also examined that Of General Grant,
/ declares them to have been precisely
l similar III both nature and situation.
!, A Washington dispatch says: Thorn.
: ~ q. Morrow, elitor aud proprietor OF
> the Gazette Of this city, was arrested
sunday On II warrant sworn out by A.
! I. Bissel, charging him with Conspiracy
! III procuring the appointment of Frank
Thomas as clerk in the Agricultural Dc,
, Partmemt. Thomas is not performing
, any service for tho Government, and il
paying his salary over TO Morrow. A
I similar warrant was issued for General
CarmeS. cx-Chicf Clerk Of the Agricul,
tnral Department, who il not at preseu;
IN the c,Iy. Morrow WAS released OH
: BAH.
, An American school Of opera undcl
the direction Of Professor Bguhy
op"Eed iii New York Monday. The
, event il to lie sign IiizvI to-day by a
-, grand reception At the brunswick 10 the
corporaIoT, aul faculty.
A London special to the New York
{ SIM says n movement was began on
= Monday which involves the most as.
; founding scheme of political revenge
and prescription in tine history Of this
= gcuyrati"n. Tie movement grew ont
Of n meeting at the National Liberal
club Of those Liberal mrHIbrrs whose
, uajoriiics have been reduced Ivy the
casting Of Irisll votes for Tories. and Of
those Liberal candidates for Parliament
tary seats who had been defeated 10y the
same tactics. 1t WAS n very sOrc.head-
ed nssrmb!nge. and great bitterness
again.t the Irish was displayed in all
the speeches. Many speakers said that
their own Irish workmeu ON farms and
estates, and in mines and factories,
whom they had provided with sustcu-
auce in trOublous times. agi,ntrd and
voted against :hcir masters. the brrnl-
providers, at the bidding of strangers.
This allusion to strangers refers, Of
course. to the Pnrnellitc manif, sto.
which was issued on the Saturday pre-.
ccding the borough elections. aud which
e1honed all Irish electors in Great
Britain 10 vote for Tories except in cases
Of q few specified radicals.
The result Of the meeting was the
adoption by unanimous vote Of a reso
luton pledging each gentleman present
not to employ Irish laborers in the fu-
ture, and to gradually, but ns speedily
NJ possible, Discharge all Irish workmcn
now employed by them. The advocates
Of this sweeping measure Of proscrip-
ton spoke Of il as n boycotting scheme,
ignoring the broad difference between
prescribing a man for his nationality
- I..N.s.. q. ,a To- -I.aI-