Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-11
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Pennsylvania Elects Gen. Genry by
10000 Majority md Eighteen
Congressmen!
PHrLADELAHIA, October 10, 1880 A. NJ.
An immense vote was polled in this city
and State yesterday. At this hour it seems
probable that Gen. Geary has 10000 ma
jority.
Eighteen Union Congressman have been
elected.
The Union gains are Henry L. Cake in
the Tenth District, and John Covode in
the Twenty-frst District.
Philadelphia foctings are, with ono
Ward to hear from: Geary, 5l,Sl2; City,
mer, 46,S43.
Ohio gives 10000 Union Majority
Pcndleton Defeated.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.-In this county
the Union ticket has 5000 majority. Eg-
gleston Union) beats Pendleton Copper
head) by 500; and Hayes (Union) is re-
elected by over 1000 majority.
Returns from the State show large Re-
publican gains. The total Union majority
is not less than 10000.
Schenck (Union) has 1900 majority.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. l0-2 A. M.-The
Republican State ticket has between 5o,-
900 and $4,000 majority.
The Congressional delegation is I'M
changed /; standing seventeen Republicans
and two Copperheads.
Indiana Gives $4,000 Union NM
jority.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 9.-The entire
vote of this city is $500. The Republic
can majority is about 5000. Returns are
meagre, owing to the storm and conse-
qusnt damage to the wires. 1t is proba-
BILE tina, the Democrats have gained two
Congressman. The Republicans, however,
are confident of at least $4,000 majority in
the State, and a majority in both branches
of the Legislature.
Colfax's majority is over 1000.
Iowa Gives $4,000 Union Majority
CHICAGO. Oct. l0.-The returns from
Iowa indicate large Republican gains,
with a majority in the State Of probably
$4,000, and the election Of the entire Con.
gressional delegation.
Fall Races Mt NJ. Louis--snntn Anna
Makes n speech TO the Fcninns.
ST. LOUIS. October 9.-The Laclede
races opened to-day with sweepstakes fol
three-year olds, for $1,000. Muggins
won-time, lao and l:47. The mile
dash for $500 was won by Malcolm,
Time, las. Weather fine and attend,
ance good.
NEW YORK, October 9.-Gen. SAINTS
Anna delivered an Address at the Fsniar
picnic on Staten Island, yesterday
Among other things, he said: "Wher
Mexico was invaded by that noble enem!
} on whose hospitable soil I am now living
when l had arrayed against me powerful
armies of the United States, under the i'm
mortal hero, ScorT, the flower Of my arm.
| were two companies composed Of mel
, from the Green Isle, with the image o
their patron saint on their flag"
; Col. Wm. Roberts also spoke at con
siderable length on the wrongs Of Ireland
and the glorious results which would fol
low the determined attempt to secure he
liberties.
Col. Roberts also made an address il
the evening to St. Patrick's Circle.
' Tornado in Indiana--D Destruction O
3 Property.
!, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, October ga Sc
we're tornado passed over the town 0
Franklin, Johnson county, this afternoon
. about 4 o'clock, demolishing slxteel
: houses, including the railroad depot. A
boy was killed.
, JeG. Davis Case-EGorts TO Relens
Him.
CHICAGO, October 9.-The adjourned
term Of the Circuit Court, which wa L
: be held at Richmond, was not held be
Z cause it was found that the Acts of Con
gress did not warrant al adjournment
from Norfolk. At the last session tn
number Of Circuits was reduced to nine
and all Of them, except the First and Sec
ond, are materially changed. 1. is though
that the old allotment Of the Chief Jus
tice and Associate Justices to Circuits, q
formerly constituted, does not give then
jurisdiction. It is understood that Chic
Justice Chase has submitted this point Il
his Associate Justices, and that the ques
ton whether Circuit Courts will be helt
this Fall by the Chief and Associate Jus
tices will be determined in conformity
with tina view Of the majority Of them. 1r
q day or two, an official statement o
condition Of JEFF. Davis, with references
especially to the failure to bring the pris
oner to trial, will be given to the public
and it is probable that the Chief Justice
Judge Underwood, the U. s. District At
torney and U. S. Marshal Of Virginia viii
be formally notified that the prisoner i
now held by the Government subject tt
the writ Of the U. s. Circuit Court o
Virginia, to answer the indictment fount
in that Court. These officers will doubt,
less be requested to take immediate pos
session.of the prisoner.
All Quiet in Canndn---Rarey, I'll,
Horse Tanner, Dead-Stoaniers Lost.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-The British garrisonl
along the Niagara frontier have been with
drawn, Canada being no longer an object
i've point Of Fenian plans.
Rarey, the noted horse tanner, died a
Cleveland last week.
Arrivals at Boston, New York and For.
tress Monroe repor. many disasters or
ocean steamers. The Evening Star, from
New York for New Orleans, foundered