The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-11

AAS1N
Ramor has = thaa The AlsonRseA-
noua& suit At Esreh b Asbe,n ccmPOn
issd. and that The Riehmond has hO1Sht
the AibiOu property and interests in En-
rekA Mining District.
A diSmasted vessel recently foand
drifting by British steamship proved
to lie . French vessel with . eanSo Of
sugar. when boarded the o&eials
were found drunk and refused TO leave
the vessel, stating that they intended to
sink with her. The captain he!i o. 70
his little Sr. who ss e=yirG TO be
rescued. -Four Of the sailors we're
taken OF: one sailor lay dead on the
deck. The brgartine sailed from Mar
Unique on Dessnb<r 81. and lost her
nasts fifteen days later. She had been
drifting about for tUo ronihs- The
survivors say that the master and mate
were always drunk. as their wAs plenty
Of rum aboard. The cargo OF sugar
had dissolved AID had been pumped
overheard.
The Chinese Sunday School Union
haa meeGnS IL New York Tuesday
night 70 pEo;es; Essirs; the Treatment; Of
MonsoliA-s On the ,PAei6e slope.
Whether the Sunday sshoOlnArus
played" With the little brown men,"
As did the Ckiaso dAaseis, Is nc;
stated
The Apaehes Who surrendered 70
General Crook on Ma1sh s9;h. and
Who arrived 81 Fort Bosie April 81 II
charge o! Lieutenant Mans viii be
sent 10 Fost Marion. ST Augustine,
FLORIDA, as prisoners Of MAJ. The
prisoners rave = grand G.nr 80 their
camp as : farewell TO Geusnl Crook.
The Commissioners Of EurvA county
are pttiiionei 10 remove from o&ec.
George Buchanan. : Justice Of the
Peace at Mipe.a! Hill. Tle estimate Of
the power OF the Board has a parallel
II the case OF a Missouri Justice Who.
having legally married a eouple sCbse-
Guent!y granted them = divorce on the
ground that what he oUCld legally do,
lie hal a night to unIo.
Il is Q stated that Tai Deck con-
teSsed 10 ihe Chinese oG2r,ernss;er on
the steamer on which he escaped. that
he killed the WIckershArzs.
Reno JouraAI:-SlRee Friday last the
cut railroad ntes have been doubled
$40 70 Omaha and So 70 Boston This
i said 10 he oSinS 10 = reconciliation
or understanding arrived st between
the representatives o. the Southern Pa
e!fc. Aichisou, Topeka All Santa Fe
roads.
Ablooiy eonaiet took place at Laredo
wednesday between Democrats and s
party known as E. HuAEches 4 pro
eession Of the former was attacked up
on the street by $ party Of armed mca,
when al least q hundred men became
instantly engaged IN a deadly battle
during which = small cannon that had
bven uSeI By the HaArches party vas
dred down the street, and Is said TO
have been loaled With nails and stones.
BY 5 o'clock the mob spirit was SUI
Prene- Word vas dispatched TO Colonel
Barnard. CgmmSniAut at Fort McIn-
tOsh. that the heavy firing in the city
Was caused by a Mexican attack from
the other side Of the Rio Gnude. 1t
took but a ieE minutes TO double quick
two companies into town. before whom
the mob quickly disappeared. The
casualties SO far as known are five
killed and ;hTee wounded. All the
killed are MeIicans save one Young
American named Brcckrr. The Demo.
Gratis claim that they were fired into and
acted upon the defensive.
The San Francisco Chronicle pub
fishes an article showing the methods
adopted 10y the overland railroads in
NAHlfF4Ak Va Nhf NN-NhAstl Il 2Clut Aldtl
subsidy fund. The article in substance
charges that although under the last
agreement Of the overland roads to pay
the Pacific Mail $751; 900 monthly 10
cease competition, the railroads shipped
Al average of $50. 900 monthly by the
Pacific Mail steamers. leaving n balance
Of only S35, 600 q mouth TO be paid
The Chronicle says that even this
amount the overland roads managed 10
avoid paying. They collected as
charged through the mcdiumship Of an
advance rate system from all Eastern
Trunk and Iowa lines, a certain pro.
portion to be applied to what WAS
termed u steamship fund. and out Of
which the balances due the Pacific
Mail were paid. The Chronicle will
publish figures to show that in the
division Of the CIccss which remained
in this fund after paying the Pacific
Mails balance the Eastern Trunk and
Iowa lines were completely ignored,
Notwithstanding the fact that the latter
roads hni contributed "a per cent to
the fund.
An Albany, Georgia special says /:
William Hole. Of Worth county, a
planter sixty years old. has just eloped
with the daughter Of "a nrighbor. twenty
years old. His two daughters, aged
t~wenty.thrcc and twenty-five. accom-
panied the clipping pal. in their gighi.