The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-18

to fix some defect ih tho harness; TIC
truck gave n sudden lurch and ho tuin-
blcd between the horses, tho wheel
passing over his head, crushing it in q
horrible manner and killing l:m in
stantly. He leaves wife ahi child
rem. 't.r. .. -ELa as..
PonTLASD, o., june 10.
:. Tic latest State election returns, in
tlicato that tho Legislature will stand
oil joint ballot, A -DGSlocrati, l2 Re-
publicans, and Independents, against
u Democrats, 2S Republicans, and u
Independents in 1874. IL. s.. r-=
In the Second Judicial District, tho
Republican candidate for Judge, Wat
son, and prosecuting attorney, IIilcy,
arc elected; in the Third Judicial Dis.
trict, EGise, Republican, defeats Bon
Lata, Democrat, the present incum-
bent. The Democrats elect Ramsey,
prosecuting attorney, i'll the Fourth
Districs. Tho vote for attorneys
throughout the State shows decided
Republican gain over the, election for
Congressman last yeSt!. The Republi-
cans in this county elect one State
Senator, two Representatives,, Sheriff
and school Superintendent. Tho
official returns have not yet been re-
ceived from NIL the counties, but sufiic-
lent is known to determine the result
Of the election rs given. ......
.'. CISciS%ATI, June ~.
y Washington special to tho CONNER
eiat says: Just before Mr.. Blaine left
his house for church hc received dis
patch to the effect that his friend Judge
Noaf, OF Massachusetts, had changed
front and was going to do all he could
10 defeat him at Cincinnati. This
seemed to distress him greatly, more
than anything during the canvass. Tho
disposition Of Blaine's friends To stand
Dy him is Is strong rs ever. Though
he TEy not he i'll condition to he CON
suited in tile case, it is thought best to
turn his support to some other candi-
date; this, 1t il said, will greatly COM
plicatc matters. Large numbers of
delegates nre arriving by every train.
The German delegation from New York
arrived this morning. They say iliu
choice of the Germans Of New York is
for Nnshburn6 6hi Hayes; that the
Germans will Id, Support CGiiklihg:
The Commercial claims TO have made q
careful canvass OF the delegations nj
ready here, with tho. following resnlts:
New Mexico for Blaine first annd last ;
Rhode Island, solid for Erisiow$; New
Jersey, solid FOR Blaine and no scico;;:tt
choice; Iowa, % votes for I:laine
would not think OF second choice;
California, IL votes for Blaine when
they started, but their sentiments nre
changing and inclining towards Conk-
ling; cthHccticut, main strength for
Bristow. after jewell is disposed of:
Ohio, solid fol Hayes; Michigan, for
Dristow aud I for Hayes; AIdssachu-
sct,s, G for Bristow and 80 FOR Blaine:
i'll case Blninc is dropped tho MINORITY
will 30 to Coml;linG; Maryland, fol;d
for Hlaino-thcy havo flung their Dlniiio
banner across the street nj liicir head
quarters; Wisconsin solid for Blainc:
New York, tho majority for ConkIins
and the minority divided on Bristow,
Morgan and W0slI!urne; Kansas, SOLID
for Bla:Ec; second choice probably for
Hayes; Kentucky, Bristow; indiana,
Morton. second choice for Bristow, hut
it is Thought they will stick to 2Iorton;
Colorado, unanimously for Blaine; Al
ALBANIA, miXcd--portions Of Gotl. tlclcga-
tions lave arrived; ]. liolcson. colurcd
Congressman, il Mt tho head Of tho
an'i-Spcncer dclcBnlioil, sid it is said
lc will mako n vigorous contest for
his scat. ........... -.-
Sciatnr Logan, Of Illinois, claims
Chat after careful canvass ho figures
up three hundred and ninn votes for
Elaine OH tho first ballet: s..
1t is stated that ihc object Of the
Gcrman delegation. TO lac held hero to-
morrow evening, IL 10 innuci,cc The
Nationai Err,blioan tcnvcntiom to tho
adoption Of u platform tllnt shall con-
Tain plfnk in favor Of moro liberal
Naturalization law, in the intcrcsta Of
immigration. They dcairo that tho
National Government stldl, take charge
"f Immigration instead Of tho Stntcs.
NEw lIAvES. Conn, juno H.
On receipt of the ncws Of Blninc's i'll.
ncss his son, Wn:tcr Blaine. n student
at Yale, immediately started OF n
special train to New Iutk 10 hasten to
the bedside Of Ids father. '....
.... NEW IurR, June IL.
\ di"paIcli from Washington dated 10
a. III. says Mlr, Blaine continues 20 i'm.
| Prove, AMI IL nov out uf danger.
Tlc HCrd'd publishes nn interview
With Hon. Peter Cooper, candidate OF
iHc lnl'pcndcm party for President.
lto Predicts split at 50. Louis. aud
thinks ik&t The election Of President
will la thrown into the House of Repre-
srutativca. In which rGqo hc (Cocrcrl
would, in ~ probability ,he called To liz,
rrcsidcutiai clair. Thia, ho ccntcni
| flaIcs, with ec,nc alarm. l(ois anxious
10 retire ani have Governor Allen, .
Ohio. substituted IN hip place. Th,