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

Aktng AcoHe AneaAuIeS 70 put an Gnu III
thai country to the propagation OF the
doctrines of che Mormon Church. Nm
meroGs arrests have been made and 1t is
probable more will follow.
Lonis YilleS alias Charles Crosby.
wss AAuee1 at Kingston, N Y. this
msraing. fer tao mGrd,r Of Edwin KEEL
Land IN January last
4 Tombstone dispatch Of the goth
Aays: Frederick Lutley. Ehl. on = wis
Il % his brO,her At = peieSbosiag
ranch. a short distance fnom here. SAS
killed by the Indians yesterday Wood
Corder, known as Dutch" Charley,
engaged ON the same ranch, WAS srri-
ou>iy wounded. Harry. a brother of
the murdered man, ESCAPED A MrIi-
car who has just arrived from HL.t-
stone mount ain. notified the Sheriff
that the Apiches killed three Mericans
this morning. Sullivan and Moore,
who were supposed to haSe been killed
by Indians, arrived nj Nogales Thurs
day.
Mrs. Alice Pendleton, wife Of the
Unit d States Minister to Berlin. Geo.
Il. Pend!rtnn. SAS thrown from her
carriage in Central Park y. \. Thurs
day. aud almost iust>ntly killed. Mrs.
PcndIeion vas Gl y-ars odd aud came
from Berlin less than two mouths 40
with hrr daughter. Miss J aue Francis
Prndlrton. t. attend the funeral Of her
dAugLt -r-inIaw, ErE. Frank X. Pen
dIttOn.
Captain Reyes and Leutenau; warl
have been nrr sted 10y General Miles for
dilatorinexs in proceeding to tine assist
Ance Of Captain Lebo during the lat
ter's recent engagement with the hos
tiles at Calshasas. They were taken to
Fort Grant and their commands turned
over to Captain Lebo.
DR.. Dio Lewis. anthor and refomer.
died at mis- home i'll YOnkers, NV
York. yeS'srday, from erysipelas, after
AN illness of two or three days.
A New York dispatch OF yesterday
says: Alderman Jaehne Vas removed
this morning at an early hocr from the
Tomhs, and taken 10 Sing Sing to serve
out his sentence-nine years and ten
months. As early as 6 o'clock n crowd
OF people gathered about the Tombs'
exits to see the prisoner OFF on his jour
ney, accompanied by Drputy Sheriff.
10 whom he MAS handcuffed. He was
put 10 work in the prison laundry.
Advices Of the 22nd instant are as fol-
lows:
The United States steamer "NipSic"
from South America, thought To have
met Eith an accident, passed Sandy
Hook inward bound about G:3O this
morning.
The Acting Secretary Of the Treasury
to day issued the 18th call for the re-
OF bonds. The call is for
900 Of the three per cent loan Of
1882, and notice is given that the priu-
and accrued interest will te paid
the first day Of July, 1886, and hat in-
terest will cease on tha; day.
The prosecution in the Maxwell muir.
case At 1t Louis il nearing the end
Of their witness evidence, which tIey
will convict the defendant of muir
Ter in the hrst degree, and probably
they will close their side of the case
Several witnesses were exam
ined this morning, but they gave No
new testimony.
By direction Of the President, Second
Corwin Sage OF the Seven
teenth Infantry has been dropped from
the rolls Of the army for desertion.
Col. Lewis Merrill. Seventh Cavalry,
having been found iucspscitated for sc-
tive service. is Phced upon the retired
list from to-day.
EI-President Arthur felt stronger yes
terdHy thar be has for two weeks. He
took a ride in the park during the day
with his dungh er, and returned greatly
reir shed. though somewhat exhausted.
T. V. Powderly, Of Scranton. Pa,
Grand Master Workman OF the Knights
OF LABOR. accompanied by Secretary
Turner. from Philadelphia. arrived at
Cleveland, o.. this evening to attend
the convention TO 10 held next week.
beginning Tuesday. In reply TO a
question. Mr.. Powderly said that he
could pUI forecast the action Of the con-
vcntion which be Ind called 10 decide
upon the special questions which had
come up. and which were fully explain
ed in the call for the meeting. The tom
veniion will open ut 2 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon and q session will be held
daily. afternoon AMI evening, until the
business is flushed.
Private news at midnight Saturday
night said that the stage between Glen.
dale and Melrosr, Montana. had been
held up and that George Parkinson,
driver, was killed by tho Iobbers. No
particulars conld be had.
THE JURY LAW.