The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-01
lrrOn Monday. D.ily.l
RALMAGUNDI.

ram.
t. d. Parkinson. of Golconda. came
up here on business yesterday and re-
turned home this morning.
Don Cameron, the we'll known Penn
sylVania politician was u passenger by
the East bound train last night.
A Car Of lumber arrived here from the
West to-day for Payne Il Fernald, and
another for Tuscarora.
Dick Dorsey went down to Winnie
mucca this morning to take in tire races
to come of at that place this week.
a bitter controversy Of II personal ma
ture is b ing waSed between the New
York Tribune and Times. Lar, sneak.
etc, are the endearing works applied
to each other.
A special train of excursionists from
the Eastern States will arrive here at 6
o'clock tomorrow morning. The party
numbers lIO persons who are conveyed
III six slcepers.
Stoker's teams brought in from the
furnace at Railroad district, this morn.
ing, 202 bars Of bullion, weighing 90
600 pounds. Warner IL Co.. had not
yet received Instructions as to tine dispo-
sition Of the bullion.
Tee State Supreme Court has render
ed II decision that the Judgment of tine
custer be entered against Laughtou AS
State Librarian. lie still remains ns
Lieutenant Governor and Adjutnnt Gen
erul.
James Madden, formerly of Reno,
who was shot at Bodie, while resisting
arrest 10y an officer, died Wednesday
morning. The remains were taken to
Reno for i]ntcrment. where his parents
reside.
Conductor II. c. Davis took Il run up
this far last night in order ~ Cunnubiatc
with some old-time friends. lie is Look
ing hearty nui hrndsomc AS ever, hut
has not yet fully recovered from the Ell
fects Of his tussle with that TEuckec
row.
Saturday night. Certificates OF election
were issued yesterday, though i; was
not generally known nntil this alter
noon. Suits have been brought by the
]liepubl.con candidates for the House Of
Representatives to restrain the clerk
from issuing certificates To- Democratic
ca ndIdatcs.
John Henderson regulates the ru-
moi that he has been appointed Indian
Agent in place Of W. ID. G. Gibson, as
lac has never even sought the position.
lie thinks the foundation OF the Tumor
was the fact that he was offered tho po-
si;Ion OF post trader at the Pyramid
Reservation, but has not concluded to
accept it.
We are informed 10y letter from Wells
this morning Of a marriage, also of a
birth which took place in tha. thriving
town ye'terdiy. The two events were
in n"wise associated together, however
Dave Casper being held respOnib!e for
the increase in population. Dawes
friends and acquuinteuaucc, in III part
of the county are buying pools on him
against the field.
A Denver dispatch of the ODD shys:
This morning the dead holy of jacob
kaufman. u we'll known and Tespec-
tnLly connected musician of this city.
WAS found on the prairie near the Or
phGns' Home. The body was entirely
nude, the back, arms. sid,s and legs be-
ing horribly sCarriicl and covered with
blood. Investigation revealed the fact
that after undressing, Kaufman forced
his way back aud forth through the
barbed wire fence eight times, as shown
by the blood and pieces of skin ON the
wire at different places. The skin on
nearly every pnrt Of his body hung in
shreds. The cOroncr is satisfied that
Kaufman became suddenly insane.
Money is sadly needed Ia carry on
the Democratic campaign in New York.
The Democratic papers that
the President has sent a $1,000 check
10 help the fund. The World. which
has been calling daily for Clevcland's
Endorsement Of Hill, appears satisfied.
The Reno Gazette says: w. NJ. Hav.
enor left Reno for New Orleans Friday
evening with u large number Of mineral
specimens and other products Of Nevada
for the Exposition Mt New Orleans. lie
will also attend the American Expusi.
ton to DC held in London before return
ing.
A San Francisco dispatch Of October
23rd. says: sixty Chinese cigar max
ems in the factory Of KOenigsbcrgor,
Falk Il Never, on Pine street, struck
work to-day because the firm refused to
discharge their white workmen. IL is
learned that the Chinese Union in this
city ordered the strike This dictaiion
by the Chinese hat 1.-The white men
mus, go" has created no small sensa-
ton.
Roscoe Conkling recently replied TO
an invitation TO speak 10 cOlorcd Rcpub-
licuns to the effect that hD was out OF