Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-05

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LATEST EASTERN TELRGRAMs.
ELECTION RETU RMS.
New York and New Jersey.
Nrw York, November Seymour
seems to have carried New York by
about 5000, but runs a long way be-
hind his ticket, Hoffmau's majority'b be-
ing estimated at 10000. The Republic
ANS retain the Legislature.
In New Jersey, Jehu J. Blair, Repub-
lican candidate for Governor, is GER
tainly defeated, and tho State probably
goes for Seymour by about 1000. The
Republicans lose the Legislature, and
consequently q Senator in place OF
Freliughuysen. The Congressional del
egatiou elected is two Republicans and
three Democrats.
NEWARK, N. j., November 4.-The re-
turns from New Jersey are close and in
complete. Seymour carries the State
by about 1000. Randolph (Dem.) is
elected Governor by 1880. The Demo
Gratis have three majority in the Senate
and four In the House, securing the cleo
ton of Il Democratic Senator in place
of Frelinghuysen. The following Con-
pressmen are elected First District
Moore, Rep, 5000 majority. Second
District-Haight, DEM, 5000 majority.
Third District-Byrd, Dem, $500 ma.
jority. Hale, Republican, is probably
elected in the Fourth District. Cleve-
land, Dem, is elected in the Fifth Dis.
.rict by over 1000 majority.
ALBANY, November 4.-The EVening
Journal comedies the State to Seymour
by 5000 majority; to Hoffman by 10000.
The Argu, claims 10000 for Seymour
and $4,000 for Hoffman, but comedies
the Assembly to the Republicans by a
small majority.
indiana.
CHICAGO, November --latest re-
turns show that Grants majority in In
"a
diana is not less than 10000, and will
perhaps reach $4,000. tEG
Iowa.
In Iowa the estimated Republican
majority is so, o0o.0 The negro suffrage
amendment was carried by $4,000.
Missouri returns are incomplete. Grant
probably carries tho State by about
$4,000.
wisconsin.
Wisconsin gives $4,000 for Grant, and
the Congressional delegation is I'M
changed.
Illinois.
Illinois gives 10000 to $4,000 MAORI
ity, and the Republican Congressman
are the same as before, except TINT pro-
badly Raum Republican, is defeated in
the Thirteenth District.
Florida.
The Florida Legislature chose Elec.
tors; the vote stood 40 Republican to 3
Democratic.
South Carolina.
South Carolina is undoubtedly Re-
publican.
Tennessee.
In Tennessee, Leftwich (Dem.) is
probably elected to Congress in Men,
phis District the others are all Rcpub'
licsn. Grant carries the State by q
handsome majority.
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, November 4.-Most precinct
returns are received, but not enough tc
determine the result in the State,
schobsr, Dem is elected to Congress
Election In New York to be
Contested.
NV YORK, NOVEMBER 4.-The Po,
charges enormous frauds upon the Tam
mauy leaders. It estimates that $4,000
fraudulent votes were polled. Hoffman's
election will be contested.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, November 4.-The full
vote of Connecticut gives Grant 40, T2G,
Seymour 1881. ~
Assembling Of Congress.
New YORK, November 4.-Senator
Morgan and Representative Schenck
publish q card stating their opinion thai
the public exigency requires the attend
ancc Of n quorum of members Of Con-
gress on the 10th instant.
Quiet Elections.
MEMPHIS, November A letter has
been received from Arkansas saying
that in the election as far rs heard from
there was no disturbance.
North Carolina.
WrLxIsaroS, November 4.-The Dem
ocrats claim the State for Seymour,
The Star estimates the Republican ma.
jority at 5000 majority. The election
of Schober in the Sixth District is re-
garded MS certain. His competitor wal
N. Borden. The Democrats are also
confident that Durham is elected in the
Seventh District.
Georsia-Great Excitement,
SAVANNAH, November 4.-Our city is
perfectly quiet. Two policemen were
shot yesterday by negroes. Ono is dead
and the other dying. The negroes on
tho Opeeche Road are reported to be