The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
GENIAL sE1A

Ha0eek
The noEsrtnnate sdAir which occurred
1t Ia I 81. Louis on Friday afternoon.
resulting in tue death Of NO less than
eight persons and the destruction Of
property. is NO doub the result Of tx
strikers aul railroad managers. We
predict that the conflict between LABOR
and capital viii result ip many sueh, or
even more senous collisions before n
satisfactory adj l~stiuent is reached.
Hsnlan, the oarsman, has received n
telegram from L. X. Fox Offering T.
back him for $1,000 against Teemer.
aud informing him Of Teemer's willing
ness to enter the regatta 10 be held in
August. Hsn'uu rays he will enter
eituer or ho h lac y ii they are fixed be-
fore. July 10. when he will leave for
England.
In the suit OF Oscar Nathan against
AdolPh Su;ro to recover $4,000 an
nges for injuries received Ut the bidse
nccident ut the Gill Hon sc III 1854. the
Jury brought i'll u VerdlctiOr the defend
ant. The CAST was decided on tLe the
DRY thut IT was the hOOdlums WHO
Nv ung tue bridge, aud net SutrO. WHO
", he responsible.
The Fee Lance says tina. it is de-
initeiy settled Ina: the $1,000 be-
qGeLthed 10 tue Sta'e orphuns' Home
at Carson by the lat Senator Sharon
will be dc,o.ed to the building OF an iu-
dustrial department.
Information has been received OF the
drowning of three members of n survey
Ing party while crossing the New River
mt !SanmySde, w. Va. The patty con
sisted Of c. J. and VIM Hood, p. p.
aud Sam. Quilnby, W. A. Hayues aud a
negro ~ferrynan. C.. J. HOOD and the
Quimby brothers We're drowned Ly the
upsr;tins Of the bat, They were i'll
the employ of the Chesapeake * Ohio
r abroad engineer depnrtmtp ut.
John Thompson, President OF the
Chase National Bank, presided at n
IN Eeting Of silver advocates in New
York Friday. Among others PRESENT,
were John Arkin, Of the Rocky Noun
tain News. Denver; NJ. II. Slater oil
Washington, Secretary of the bi-met-
a lie A nInu.ga AEE.,it ff,Vs ~ - - -.
,dln, formerly OF the staa Of Gen raI
Beuurrgard and S. NJ. boucher, Of the
j ~aternational Bi-m,tIllIc Association
Resolutions were passed S ;tins forth
the evils resulting from a restriction of
silver coinage. A COMMITTEE was APP
pointed to call a mass meeting at All
early day, TO urge ths passage Of the
Bland bill.
In a log cabin four miles from Eau
G Are Wis. Mrs. Lars Gindahl, aged 81
years. on Sunday gave bi,th to four male
weishn NJ twenty puuaIs in all,
n i've, bright-eyed, and healthy. All
will live. The mother is dong well.
She has been married sixteen years, and
has hal six children before these, all
liv ng. All the children have blue ewes
mad golden hair.
Car on Appeal: A man called at the
office the other day aud Informed the
,t'y editor ihut a certain State official
lad in racuy.r.1 Tr,r, IL. ,,lsI:
tack" Now, this paper has weGried OF
whiting up thu periodical sprecs OF of
hcinls Us t'EiiiOus attacks They are
'imple, plain DRINKS, and when n po.
liceman or constable Sees an official on
4 20 street in such IA condition he should
proceed TO arrest him. Under the law
All official has no more right to ret
drunk than the humblest citizen.
Since Judge Sawyer decided that
hoyeo!ting is IL violation of law, it is re-
ported TINT the leaders Of the Anti.
Ihinese League in Carson are to be
procc, ded against for conspiracy in a
u. 5 Court. II a plan can be devised
By which Sawyer may be boycutted out
OF the country, il should be adopted at
ONE. Perhaps the learned Sawyer can
dig up some Constitutional law by
which the white p ople Of the Pacific
Coast are forced to love and honor the
illustrious Chinese attorney who is per-
mitted to occupy a position on the Su-
premc bench? The probability is, how
ever, hat should such q law be IN
earthed, it would remain practically ill.,
Operative.
Salt Lake Democrat: District Attor.
ncy Dickson received Saturday evening
from Attorncy.Gcnernl Garland the
appointments Of Charles W. Zane for
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for the
First District, md Ogden lilies, OF San
Francisco. for assistant Tor the Fir,t
District. The salaries prescribed are
$1,000 and $1,000 n yenr resi-, c~tiveiy.
II the order goes into effect inimedi.
ntcly.
The inquest On the Enst 81. Louis
Shooting affair was conducted SATURDAY,.
sud M To noon, more than a dozen
Witnesses were briefly examined. No
new facts were developed. All the tcs.
timony was Of the same tenor Ms that of
Friday. The Witnesses we're chiefly
railroad men aud spectators OF the
scene. and all agreed that the deputies