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Genoa, Mich: VIM. Van Blarcorn, a
farmer living near here. yesterday shot
his wife dead n then killed himself.
Drink and family troubles were the
cause
Bath, Me-: A shock of earthquake
was felt here last night.
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Cincinnati: Father Edward Purcell
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of the disastrous church banking con
Germ here, whose failure cost the de-
positors several million dollars, died o.
apoplexy last night.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

The following order in regard to writ
ing upon the face of postal cards hss
been issued By the Postmaster General:
ION and after June 1. 1881, no print.
Ing or writing will be Permitted upon
the address, side OF postal cards. except
that inPnnted thereon At the msnufAe.
tory. and such - may d necessary for
the proper direction OF the same. All
postal esris bearing sny other writing
or printing IN the address srls are de-
elared unnAilable. aud must be re
turned to the sender by the Postmaster
At the Office where they may be mailed.
Such cards may be treated as spoiled.
and redeemed by any Postmaster upon
application Of the holder. as prescribed
in Section III. Postal Laws aud Regu.
l~a.ion,, 1879. Future supplies OF post
al cards sill be printed on the address
side with the words, Nothing but the
address can be placed on this side"
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New York LexIsIature.

The vote OF the New York Legislature
in joint convention yesterday. resulted
IS follows:
For Senator for the short term:
Jacobs so, Conkliug 81. Rogers 10,
Bradley !, Wheeler 81. Cornell 10. Fol.
ger !, Lapham 8. Tremaine 2. Harris /,
Crowley I, butcher !.
G. Il. Russell. who had steadily ad.
heTed to Conkling. cast his vote for
Cornell, stating that such action
was influenced by the desires OF his
constituency.
The Convention then proceeded to
vote for q successor to PIs:t the vote
standing a. follows: Plat ~, Herman
81. Depew 81, Laphsu 4, Cornell 10,
Folger 4, Tremsine I. B. F. Tracey !.
Crowley 1. No choice and the conven.
ton adjourned.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

A LONDON dispatch says: The gov.
eminent Is very reticent about affairs
in Ireland, aud nothing Trustworthy is
to be gathered from the Irish press on
the subject; the Home Rule papers con.
ceding, and the Anti. Home Rule papers
~sIaggerating the actual situation. The
local correspondent OF the Cen raj
Press refrains from motives OF prudence
from giving the details Of the collisions
occurring almost daily in the disturbed
districts throughout Munster. Several
correspondents in the smaller towns
and 'illages have been "Boycotted,"
and n was roughly handled by a mob
ut Killapock, but il the evidence of
persona who are in a position to obtain
fairly accurate information goes for
anything, the country is on the brink Of
Q civil war.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

DEADwooD dispatch OF the 9th says:
A terrific wind and hail storm passed
over this city this afternoon doing great
damage. Hail stone the size Of heu.s
eggs fell for over two hours. One slobf
measured % inches In circumference.
A whirlwind struck In Dead~ood no,r
the confluence OF Whit wood utd Dead.
wood Clutches. completely destroying
four houses. killing u wompn-wife
Of John A. walco,t Of ST. Lodis-and
seriously injuriDg Mrs. Thomas and
her two young children. Hundreds Of
1rees on the hillside were uprooted aud
hurled. in some instances, a distance Of
nearly Ave hundred feet. Telegraph
poles wero torn up aud thrown hund.
reds Of yards.
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TIE LYON County TIrR,s is Informed
that 100 miles south OF Bellerille there
are several good borqI marshes and
rich sulphur mines. BorAI is worth
$3.50 a son in San Francisco and sui
phur from $50 to SO. The freightage
per ton to San Francisco has heretofore
been S35. but now, via the c. and c.. il
is only S25. This gives a big margin
for profit. and it is probable that large
quantities Of boraI and sulphur will
now be shipped from that locality.
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The Associated Press says that the
report is revived in Washington. Of a
contemplated alliance bttu cen the Dem
ocratic and GreenbAek members OF the
next Congress to seeure the orgAniza
ton Of the House. Undoubtedly seerrt
correspondence aud conferences have
been held With q view to reach such .
combination. This fact has been known
for several months. There is no doubt
either that some Of the Greenback
members elect and prominent Demo
Gratis are heartily in accord in their
views favoring such . coalition. and
that they intend to consummate il if
possible. Strong Efforts are to be made
TO capture the districts vacated by Fry
and Levi P. Horton, as the loss of even
one Of these will leave the Republican
With only lI6 members or q minority OF
]. There is nc possibility whatever Of
them succeeding in Frye's district. but
they have perhaps ONE chance Of get
Ung a member. The success or failure
OF the plan depends upon the action OF
the Readjuster members from Virginia,
and of Smith Of Brooklyn. The Dem.
ocrats believe that il Virginia goes
Democratic Fulkerson and Paul will be
found among the regular Democrats in
Congress. How Smith will vote no.
body seems TO know. About all that
can be stated with any pontiveness ia
that a determined effort &c organize the
House will be made by a coalition OF
Democrats Aud GreenbAckers. il there
is any prospect Of success.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

rHs Aaedssed Prs , RspsosblO
for Tie stakDsnf thsk the Rreai6snA
hss SrittSa Aearefuily prepared IssAsr
to . protnine1i anti coaklins eit.sa in
Which he deprecated tbs ass q tie
New Iork CSstoa House Coz OF aO.iAA
the interest % any fAcafoa. He ayS -
appreciated H. frissAy fssliAs vAish
prompts The Collector ana his friesAS 20
desire 70 send to the UAitsA States ssn-
ate from New Toik representatives. ~
are warmly and entirely in FyBpGahy
With The AdmisistrHtion. hat dos 0ot
deem It necessary to make thAt iOoN
since he only AXIS the support q Re-
Pubhe.ns, and he believe CcaAhne
and Piatt to be true R~pabliesaa Who
have nothing asAio0 hin except the
mattel Of the cOlleetorship. which 10
nov settled and q thing Of the past.
Especially be deems IL tneIpedieni to
raise an ADMINISTRATION and anti-Ad.
uinistra:ioa issoe in . .ersmbIing 6xht
where = pro;racted struggle or forced
eomPronise might seDd 70 injare the
Administration - much - . signal
defeat. He Ofers the suggestion that il
would be both diSnihe5 and i'd
rsntAseous to the Administration to
sive way and return Conkling and
PiAii. than to engage in . prOtr.eted
struggle without being able to agree
upont<o distinct opposition candidates.
The party and Administr1tioo, the
President thinks have more At stake
and more to ioss IN this contest than
any individual. Il il reported that Gar
held's letter Is . very strong ons, aud
has been shown to a select feu in the
Administration ranks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

Az attempt was made on Tuesday "a
affect the stock and grain markets by
means OF a dispatch from a western
poin, announcing the death OF Jay
Gould. The dispatch was stopped in
the Associated Press office, and the das
tardly scheme defeated. General
Agent simonson no. reports that the
investigation which he has conducted
shows that the dispatch originated with
a syndicate" organized for the purpose
OF Disseminating false financial and com
merci.l news. Said syndicate" has
It's agents in the leading cities Eas. and
West. and in London. News agents and
the business public need be on their
guard.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

TINS must be fearful dull Oh the
Comstock. An omnibus line has been
running between Virginia and Gold
Hill almost ever since the opening up
OF the mines. Nov the Gold Hill Nsr'
say that Al BENEFITS, who has been
running the bus between Gold Hill and
Virginia made his fEai trip on Monday
evening last. oEipg &c the dull times
and consequent lack Of patronage he
has failed TO make more than expenses
for some time past. 50 he has concluded
to turn his ST * out and await better
times.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

TzE Washington CaPitsL in Alsading
editorial, concludes an article on the
A~PPcintnent OF Special Agent A. n.
Gibson by the President, IN the follow
ing language:
"Surely, Mr.. President, there must
be some mistake about this, but il there
is mistake, it is q dreadful one-A
drekifal one-a mistake that will haunt
you to yoar dying day, and damn your
memory long after you are dead a. the
only President OF the United States
Eho ever voluntarily certified to the
honor. integrity aud rustaorihiness OF
= man Who for nine Years had steadily
branded Lim = bnbe iAEcr." thIei. liar.
perjursr and suborner OF perjury and
forgery. Although the Morey letter has
passed from the public mind, il is q
fac, that the Government las officers
in New York have been very busy for
some time in following the clews they
have obiSined. II is known that they
have me; With signal success and fully
expect TO be able q. al early date to tx
the conspiracy and forgery upon the
real aCihors of the crime.
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A Gaudy Stranger.

Yesterday afternoon. says the Reno
Go'stte. a Carson editor was promenad
ing n OF Reno's principal b~ouIsvards
with the result OF 3 years labor on bis
back. In fact. he Was dressed regard.
less, and had lie grsude air dun homme
du mode:
Let Street Gamin-"Hy, Bill, twig
the dissolVing view
I'd ditto-"Pipe Of the panorama"
Chorus-''Is il hliIe or stufied?"
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Jos<pA Chanberiain, Presiieat Of
the Board ot Trade, speaking Al Bir.
aisShan, Eneisnd, the other day. said
u vss PERFECTLY evi3en, that the eaases
q The disAstsr in IrelsAd are more deep
II sestsA THAI supposed. snA Are Dos TO
- load IN The arsoo Of thu O any
pesricNs eovsn9eSs bat in the cOedi.
tioa u he people thsasslrsa. Fores.
Ne hid. - 10 remedy. bat . eertAin
saoasa oi low - necessary 70 uphold
Tie Lao.
Hr. CAAAbsriHsa e~idestly Aas .
nOeA sassser sFPredAsioa q he fsets
Ia s~onoee5OA WITH he grNU disturb,
sne~s IN tAst unhappy eosntIJ. than
Lord csAscvoa, uAcss Conservative
a~Tistcersey en- discover no e>nss What.
ever for the threatened reign q anarchy
In Ireland. but the tenPcrinns policy
Of The Eoeii.h Government. In the
mind Of Lks Noble Lord the bayonet il
the only instrHotnt With which 20 cor
rect the abuses eo@plAined Of. Alex.
Ander Of Ros~iH hiss adopted the plan
favored By Nonsisur CErneTvoa. and
according to the DoS su;benhe infor.
nation that Imperial Parsonage is
achieving no greater ueoes In the
work Of sabjas.tioa, tbaa 10 being ae.
eonpish-d by the temporizing policy
Of toe English Government
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

BRADY processes his unbounded con.
idence in his ability to clear himself,
and proposes to turn the tables on bis
accusers. II Is rupored that Brady in
tends to enter a suit for criminal libel
against the Attorney General and The
Postmaster General As soon as indict-
ments are found against bin. He
does this evidently on the theory that
he is innocent. and he relies upon Con.
gressional Investigation to vindica,e his
official acts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

CoUSrT GosfNtssIosER SHERIDAN Of
Storey. arrived On the Comstock san
day, having hurried back from Arizona.
where be had gone on leave Of absence,
Immediately upon receiving the dispatch
notifying him Of the charge sgsinst
bin. Sheridan says that a conspiracy
has been formed against him, and the
people Of Storey shall fud tn 4 he il fsI
more anIious for n thorough inves,iga.
ton. than ate his nccus.r-.
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The unlimited power OF the C1ar Of
Rnssia 10 apparently . lees desirable
Possession than might naturally be IND
imagined TAs reports from ihAi En-
Pire Ia uhieh his viii 10 Supposed 10
eonstitnts the entire code Of h~G
make II apparent that With all his regal
~authority. the life Of the Russian En-
Peror 10 anything bat . pleasant oss.
and notuiihstasdiss the exercise Of
that viii in the proper direction would
instantly remove all the dangers and
troubles With which he Il nov invested,
the ides Of making reasonable eoDees-
sions to his subjects, will probably and
no more lodgnrpi IN the br>in Of th.
present E1perortban those Of a kindred
nature found nth his tyraniea Prvde-
Fson.
That Alexander lives il mortal fear
of hi, life is shown by the fac, thai his
palace 4 Gstsehina Is = perfect arsenal
Cordons Of uaSy COssaeks surround
the whole district. and the palace itself
is guarded day ard might By police ard
picked o&esrsc ct the line. All visitors.
except the high officers Of state. are
searched, and = night there IS . pass
word and eounIsrsign, not only for the
precincts Of the palace, but for all the
roads approaching iiand no;Eiths;Ani-
iss all thsse precautions. he feels he is
not safe, for the Court is about to be
removed 10 PeterbO5 for greater seeu-
riiy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

IHE Chicago Post publishes an al
legged intervie~ with Lewis Lawrence,
Of Utiea, . strong Conkling man. who
is quoted as saying: i've been talking
With Copkling and be has been damn
ing the Republican party up bill and
down He says, aud it Is true, that he
created the Republican party in the
State. aud himself alon- carried the last
four Presidential elections by his good
work in disputed States, and now they
have no gratitude for him. They ought
TO have reelected him unanimously.
and now hAggIe over him like dogs over
a bone. He aid 10 me: Lawrence, il
these ours don't come down and crawl
at my feet SIS they always have done, l
will accept the offer OF Democratic
votes and become independent with
David Davis; and mark my words. that
will carry with IL .he Democratic Presi-
dental nomination for 1884. What will
hat be. by way OF reveage'' 1 told
him to do it,"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

The Cherry Greek Her' says that
between $50. 900 and 100000 in bul.
lion passed through Wells. Fargo &
Co.'S Office here during the month Of
Nay. This, we believe. IL the best
showing made by any camp in the State
except Eureka and the Comstock. wrh
increased milling facilities the amount, Of
our monthly shipments could easily be
raised to $780, 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

A LITTER from Russia states that
about thirty army officers, including the
Colonel Of the Imperial Guard, have
been arrested during the past month.
Among the naval officers arrested is q
relative Of Procureur General MourarieG
who conducted the prosecution Of
Rousakoff and other Nibilists executed
for completely in the murder OF the
Gar.
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Ohio Republican Convention.

The Republican State Convention
met q, Cleveland, Ohio, on Wednesday,
AID after nominating Poster for Cover.
nor; J. @. Richards for Lieutenant
Governor; Nicholas Longworth for
Judge Of the Supreme Court: rursey
for Trensur RI Georg" Haul. for Mem.
Der Board OF Public Works aud George
e. Nash Tor Attorney General, the Con.
vention adjourned SINE die.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

President RoBEETs OF the Pacific
Railroad Company paid to the commit.
tee OF Boston shareholders some sI5,.
100000 on Philsdelphis. Wilmington
Il Baltimore railroad stock bought by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The money was not due until July LIST,
but the present fnsncisl condition Of
the PennsylTauia railroad being so good
it was thought wise TO anticipate the
payment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

The Slice, STATE is informed by a gen.
tlensu recently from Cortez District.
thu, b. wenban. who has been mining
there for years, and recently employed
a good many Chinese. has b en- notified
that unless he discharges the Chinamnu
who arc At work in his mines. steps will
be taken to compel them TO go. The
niue is said to DO looking we'll.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

In reference TO the suit for seduc.
ton against DR.. Glenn. the friends Of
the Doctor assert that there 10 no truth
whatever In the plaintiffs complaint.
They say DR.. Glenn has been threatened
With this suit for some time because he
would not pay money and silence Ger.
tain biackmailers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-12

O. II. TAILOR. 3 butcher Of white
Pine. was kicked and trampIed upon by
one Of bis horses last week. and ser
iously injured. His right leg just below
the knee sustained a fracture. and the
lover portion Of his body was marked
by the impression Of the horses hoofs.