Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-15
Pennsylvania ELECTION.
Sixteen Republican C%onsse''men' to

Sixteen Republican Consressmen' to
Etsht Democrats! F.ga
PHILADELPHIA, October l4.-The cs-
timated and reported Republican ma
jority in all counties of Pennsylvania
foots up $4,000. It will probably DO
increased. The Press says the following
Republican Congressman are elected (;
O'Neill, Kelley, Townsend, Dickcy,
Coke, Mercer, Packer, Cessna, Morrell,
Armstrong, Schoield, Gillfllan, Neg
Icy, Phelps and Donley. The Demo;
Gratis elect Randall, Moffatt, Pcsding,
Stiles, Getz, Van Anken, Woodward
and one other. The result in Covode s
District is still doubtful. His election
Is claimed by 400.
The Democrats have carried the
whole city ticket. The Council will be
largely Republican in both branches.
The Result satisfas.ory to the Repub-
CHICAGO, October l4.-Detailed re-
turns of the elections are still being re-
ceived, but nothing changes the results
already telegraphed.
WashinEton News.
WASHINGTON, October l4.-Oficial
correspondence through cable between
Minister Hale and Secretary Seward rel
alive to the recognition Of the new Gov
eminent OF Spain, is published to-day.
Tho main facts have already been given
to the public.
Death Of a Boston Observation-Disclosures
. Nominations.
BosToN, October l4.-Addition Gage,
q we'll known merchant, died last night.
The Democrats have nominated Otis
P. Lord for Congress in the Fifth Dis
trict, and Leverett Saltonstall in the
Seventh District.
The Philadelphia Election Riots.
PHILADELPHIA, October l4.-The po-
liceman who was wounded in n row last
night died to-day.
There were AZ arrests for rioting and
illegal voting, by the Mayors police.
Perkins, the lad who was shot yester-
day by Deputy Sheriff Flanagan, died
to-day. This is the fourth death from
riots yesterday.
new ork news.
NEW YoRK, October l4.-The Con-
gressional Committee on Retrenchment,
having waited two days for Binckley's
appearance before them, found be had
left the city. 1t lie said he refused to
answer questions put by the committee
on the ground that he would compro-
mise the President.
The well known sexton, Brown, of
Grace Church, has left with the choir,
on account Of some disagreement with
the new rector in reference to the per-
Torrance of operate music by the
choir.
Commercial Convention Mt Norfolk, vn.
NORFOLK, october l4.-Thero is I'M
mensc excitement here to-day conse-
quent upon the meeting Of the CONNER
cial Convention. twenty-five hundred
delegates arrived, and were met by COM
mittecs Of citizens and escorted to the
hotels and private residences.
The New York Press on the Elections.
Nxw York, October lathe Herald
says the loss Of Pennsylvania to the
Democrats is q death blow to Seymour,
and clearly indicates tho election of
Grant, and probably the loss of New
York State to the Democracy.
The World considers the result of
yesterdays election still in doubt. Gen.
eral results do not encourage the hope
Of such sweeping triumphs as would
have made the result Of the November
election n f~oreconc conclusion. Victory
hovers still above the contending hosts,
and is undecided upon which it's banner
is to alight.
The Times considers the election a
disastrous overthrow to the Democracy.
The Tribune styles the election in the
four States yesterday as the battle of
Five Forks Of 1868, and thinks the DEM
ocrats may abandon all hope of success
in November.