The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-30
oE,.LRAL 5.


AdViees Of the 2 tn are Hs follow:
J. h. Walton. Que OF the ~-althies.
msn III Union eo1nty. vas found dead
Ia hi. t4rn at Anna, Ills. yesterday
morning. shot Trough the h,si.
The funeral u Mrs. Peudleton. wife
OF Hon. Gsorge h. Pendieton. viii take
lsse gu Tuesday at IL a. NJ, ia q Zion
Church. Madison Avenue and Thirty-
eighth sersr1. New York. The inter
In-nt will be at wood.a~n.
Advises received ut London say that
seyeir engagements AT taking piscs on
the Greek irondI between the Turkish
aud Greek Troops. The fsht.nR is iu-
ternirtent and extends along tue trout
Ter for a distance O. fifteen uu.es.
dispatch from Athens Gteeee, says
q truce Wa Affected .; noon and there
has been no lighting since that time.
The casualties are heavy on both sd~s.
An interview between the turkish aud
Greek commanders S arranged for 4
O'Clock this SMoniayl morning. when
an .nd,nYor will be made TO aIIaEge al
AI.uIsiee.
At a special meeting Of the City
Council Of Port AID on ,atur-ay, rcso
luiions were passed ~drpouneing the
acts Of the Canadian Government in
seiIing American schoeaers, as all in-
suit to the American Gag, calling for
rrparatiun, aud in ease ii is reius d,
asking that the UEiteS States adopt re-
kaliatory measures. De resolutions are
to lie sent to the Maine Senators.
A Chicago morning paper published
yesterday what purpOTtS 10 he the tezti-
L..rny Of captain Setback. on Saturday,
before the Grand Jury III relation to the
Hsymarket slaughter. This testimony.
as printed, is srnsational III the eX-
trripe. but not incredible, as It is antIci-
patel that the developments Of the
next few days viii prove the truth of
Much OF It
Nose Dawson, O drunken colored
tough. refused to pay HIS fare ON the
Ow,nsbo,C - Nashville road last night.
and was ejgc;cd near RussellN.lle, Ken
tuckl. A. the train moved of Dawson
began Enpg his revolver through the
crowded coach. Seven shots we've fired,
aud A q. Clinton, i farmer, received
thee Of them. being fatally wounded.
Dawson was Captured and taken to Jail.
Lynching * feared.
Adrices OF the 25th are as follows:
The Senate this afternoon passed the
hill.
Springer, Of Ills, from the Commit
tee on Territories, reported = bill! to ell
ahle the people Of Dakota TO form a con-
stitntion ami State government.
The general lockout threatened by
the COutrsctor THilors' Association oi
NV York, unless abeu, 800 journeymen
who had struck in twenty-five shops
Against tne task system should return 10
~OrG by Sunday, Was carried Iuto effect
yesterday, and in consequence, about
500 men and women are idle.
While the train which had the Odd
Psllous s excursion on board Wa goGng
unto b GnitJn. On arias on n steep
down grade. last night tie rear car be-
came detached. The engineer. not
k.."~ns what had happened. stopped
the train, aud the d tached car ran into
it With great force. The car contained
tOry parsons. snd Hll were more or less
seriously injured.
DR.. A. Hahn. and daughter, of
S~harpsNille. Pa, and formerly OF Evans
vile, were found by the police al tue
Delayan House, Elmirn. y. Y, y,ster-
day acting in all extraordinary manner
tearing their beds to pieces and break
ing furniture. They were removed TO
tbs city hospital in a piulble condition.
aud were found t. be Victims OF the CO.
C, aine habit. They usel the drug by
Podermically.
A CARLOAD Of contributions from CAL
ifornih for the decoration OF General
Grants grave on Memorial Day, gath
cred through ,ifous of the q. A. Il.
Posts Of Oakland, California. left Mon
day afternoon. attached to the regular
Central Pacific passenger tram. Among
fhe aOw RS are S.oUO Gala lilies, quaint
ties OF orange hlossoms. tea and cam
phor plants and cnmelias; also, a fiorni
equestrian statue OF General Grant, life
SIZE.
A ar wbi ii broke ont shortly before
IL o'clock last night on Branuon stree,
between Sixth and Seventh, San Fran
cisco, destroyed the furniture factory
owned by Krsgcn & Geisl, and a num-
Dor Of dwelling houses. Total loss,
$4,000. The principal losers are Kra-
gen & Geisl. $1,000; in urlnce. slS.-
900. A very sinall amount OF insurnnce
VA, on the otherrroperty. About lorty
families ave made homeless.
Respecting tho reported denial by
James q. Blaine of interview on the
Crruadiap fishery seizures. the Herald
says: II this .4yerigcut is int, nded tu
iwysgp in Che 81 ghtcst degree our
SpeCiI dispatch printed last Saturday.