The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14
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6sI=AN.
Up 10 date the President has ma4e a.
282 appointments 10 osi1- OF thee
SIS Sere to al vacancies CEASED by res
jg-uAtions; 81 to oil SAssi=ies caused by
deAth: 25s TO I'll -yscancies caused by
ths cxrinAtion Of terms and GI5. osa
little more than oar-halL. 10 saeored E--
pahiears ~snsperiei-
Governor Foraker. Of Ohio SAs rel
desed bis a,ci1on on the changes pre-
tened sEaina the Cnaeinsaa Pl &c
Commissioners, rv41oviaS ikea iron Of
Gee. Ills p'Aeuczliy leaves the con-
fr~I Of Toe police IL Ls E-rA Of The
NtJcr.
A Harrisburg. Pa, &Pstd % the
Sad reports ihi tn suoS IS eishicen
ipeh-s deep On th- Level. AMI h4s dni-
ei fIon III to en- teet, The mercury Is
I~vlv, degrees Se.oS zero.
In reply &c a question as b. the efeo.
Of resent ruling Of the United States
Supreme Cont upon the "Dvunmsr"
Las Of this State, Controller HaEeck
writes as sullSSs: 'TEe leeSisn OF the
Uliie3 States SuParns Cour; in the
eNse oi Samuel \. WNiing -. the State
OF Michigan, iSagiaxE Law dlSani-
mating against The s.isCns and prod
dots Of O;E=T State, and does Dot Ell
f,<, orr Law - ali, a. orr laW does Tot
Discriminate b=t~ecn tie citIzeEs AID
yrsdaefs Of other States. hit requires
al alike Who engage in The business Of
selling gods bg iruialzeH 20 pay Ii
arnse as .p-eiGet. Tie Iz~ will Le en-
forced"
The e.;iz=ns OF Reno have iast adopt
ed The tactics to iii the ioEn Of Chinese
80 successfully us-i BY tbe people of
1rpekee fog 4 similar PaTEose. The
days Of the Monaghan in nGt own are
no< surely ECmkR-
Silver Ssate:-E. Reiuhsrt has pur,
chased the interest Of y. DelbaHso, and
Sil! Ga==: - baking sEi merc4n-
tile business under the name of Z. Rein
hlrt i Co. a. k~srssaiors, y. Delbap-
to gives notice tina; his business sM be
transacted ut the ofise Of Alex Wise ua-
rl he can III up al Oiiee OF his own
fatal disease prevails among horses
near C4rsOn Lake, CisrshrI county.
A correspondent OF the Reno Gazztte
says 1t resembles Giste.uper, and eI-Sen-
ator W. c. Grimes has lost Es.erl lead
OF valuable Loses rsceray ftoU it.
In the Senate on Wednesday there
Sas debate on the Dakota bill. Lo-
gan spoke a. some length in favor Of the
admission Of Dakota, While Butler. OF
South Carolina, and Vest, of Missouri,
opposed il. Harrison, Of Indiana. hen
iyok the floor anil gave notice that he
world ask the Senate 10 bring the bill
to n vote on the folio wing day. Thurs.
day.
District Assembly. number efty,three
knights Of Labor, Of San Francisco. are
circulating = petition on the Chinese
question addressed to tie Senate and
Lbe House Of Representatives Of the
United States. which in behalf OF the
State Of CaifouiA requests Congress
either by legislation or change il the
lrcscnt treaty with China to forever
prohibit the further immigration OF
Chimes, To the United States. The pc
tniou is already signed by Governor
StonenlAn, tvS ~ex-Gorern"rs Of the
= ate. other state officials. the Mayors of
the princira cities, the Chief Justice OF
the Snp.eme Court, the Superior judges
nnd 10y tn municipal and federal nu-
thoiiie= sensSFiy. The Knights OF
Labor expect to obtain a quarter of a
million OF Signatures Oh the Pacific
Coast.
The Eonss Committee on Agriculture
has begun consider itiou OF billintcndsd
20 prevent the spread Of PIeuTopneu-
mUuia among domestic animals.
With reference TO The recent killing
Of Captain Crawford by Mexican troops,
the Tucson Star says il can be shown
10 the satisfaction of any Congressional
Committee that 4 trade has been con
s;anily kept up by MeTieans with hos
tile A~pachss, while every obstacle has
been put IN The path OF American com,
mands sent into Mexico in pursuit Of
Lhe renesades. Wherever possible, the
officers were arrested and thrown into
prison. Among u'rn were Lieut.. Mac
Donald, Of the Fourth Cavalry, end
LieRt. Elliott. OF the Tenth Cavalry.
They ueSe kept unJer guard until the
approach Of large forces OF American
tsoops, which frightened the MeIicans
into iibenting them. From the most
reliable information there is no, the
least doubt but that the murder Of Cap
tain Crawford was Ir.Ieiita;cl.
Joseph Chamberlain, Radical, has de
eiined the oHiee Of Flint Lord Of Ad-
mitalty offered him by Gladstone in the
new Cabinet. The reason given by
Chamberlain Is thathc does not desire
10 be officially connected ~ith the Mil.
itary Department Of he Government