The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-10-18
okskRAL news.


| place she hed in her bridal dress to u
neighbor's where she met her lover aged
%, whom she accompanied to a Justice
of the Peace aud 'rthe twain were made
one flesh"
A New York dispatch Of the sth y
Letters of acceptance from Hon. Ira
Davenport and GcnerSl J. d. Carr, Re
publican candidates for Governor and
Lieuteuant-GoYernor respectively. are
promOls4ssd to-Iight. They accept the
| principles Laid down in the State plat
form. Mr.. Davenport declares himSelf
in iarVE OF civil service reform and icE
appropriate Legislation in Congress,
putting an end to silvr= coinage, already
excessive, and calling for honest sill
daTd.'
IL. u. Van Armen. SecretIry of Ari-
Una, has sent in his resignation To the
President. IL Is $3.50 stated that United
States District Attorney EII.i,a!c las
forwarded his resignation to Attorney
Gen, nI Garland. Z.brI,kic IS one OF
those Indicted 10y the Grand july for
contributing 20 ~. campaign fund OF
the last Pre- idcn:iul election.
Secretary Manning has written a let
ter 10 Alton u. Parker, Chairman Of the
Democratic E&ccg.iyc Co.am.t.e u New
York, sitting ;bat Lc will 50 to Albany
next month for the pcEpose of voting the
Democratic ticket, and that he believes
President Cleveland will DO likewise.
Miss Olive Carlisle, OF Boston, and
Frank SLmuels, oi wultham Appeared
before au EpiscJps! minister on Thus
day TO- TIE purpose OF being married,
but Just before the ccrcaB uIS cJu-
cluded Frank tIrned aw.,y AMI refused
to murry7her. The Lady took poison,
physicians we're rGII-I but there ia no
hope Of her recovery.
FOur white men aud two Indians who
made the muraereus ntt.cE on the Chi
aese hop-picEers in SYutk Valley, W.
So S4A't sNNA9 49, AlANF bEfL AllttltAGA
by the Grand Jury al Seattle !yr muir
der in the drat degree.
Cardinal McCluskey is dying at his
residence in Scg York. His physicians
entertain no hope whatever 81 his recoy-
cry, and his death at 4ny
Sould not lie II surprise.
4
General john 4. Logan MAS teudrred
n banquet ut the EI.Nw House Thurs
day night, by the Logan !uy:nyiblrs Of
Maryland. About l25 people pnrtici-
Pated in the banquet. \ ter the re.
moVll of the cloth Gen. Logan was well
coined 10y WA. MuTincat, the Rcpubli-
can caudidnt for ca TX Il the Court Of
Appeals. Gen. Logan responded by
returning thamk- to the Logan ~Iuyinc..
bies, and paid = high compliment TO the
sociabiity. hospitality. cicrsy, wealth,
Intelligence aud growth Of Baltimore.
The ecclesiGs;IcI! coGTt which recent
Iy triei Re- II. ID. JaIIiH. OF Kansas
City, hGs found the defendant gailty
on three count AZ + lows: Improper
conduct towards II little girl: Iudcrcat
conduct towards IL lady who had come
to conicssion; The use of narcotics pro-
dEcipg incapacity for business. The
Reverend Father bns been suspended
from further ministerial functions pend.
ing the consideration Of the report 10y
Bishop Robertson.
We learn that this evenings enter.
tainment will close the skating rink
for II season, il not permanently. Ev-
cryone who can f~nrimtiin the pcrprudic-
Mar on the trcacherous little IocOmoiors
will he there to indulge in u farewell
skate.
Sir Henry DrnmInond Volts mission
has been crowned with success. His
understanding with the Porte on Egyp-
uan qifSirs j. complies. and an Imperial
TRADE will shortly bs issued sanc,iuniug
the arrangement, the principal points of
which are ns follows: Turkey appoints
six commissioners, two for finance, two
for military organizations. two for gem
ernl administration; England will ap-
point n similar numJer, When the Ia.
bors Of these men hnyc SeGn completed
and the Egyptian affairs are placed on
a saiisfi Glory footing, British occupn-
ton will cease.
The Worlds Washington correspond.
ent quotes ex-senator Eaton as saying
to the President recently: There was
only ono issue in the campaign, that
WAS the necessity for IL change. The
people votcl for II change. Now. my
idea %! real civil service reform, would
be to reform ont the Republicans aud
reform in the DemUcmtS. That is the
only kind ~ CIVIL service reform that
will satisfy the people who voted lust
year cor II change"
Gladstone has openly assurGcd tho
direction Of the Lib raj campaign. lie
has already managed to settle the diff
hculti = between harrington, the leader
Of the Wings, aud Chamberlain. the
leader OF tho Radicals. The latter was
making such hcalway hat Lord IInrt-
ington became alarmed and threatened
TO withdraw from active infringement
III the campaign unless Chamberlain
W5,g an far rur1,Dl al I.,1E ~, o., ,.I