Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-04
Democratic.


Democratic.
New York, New Jersey, and Maryland
are supposed to have gone Democratic
by small majorities.
Missouri for Grant!
Missouri has gone for Grant and Col
fax by 10000 majority.
Gone Democratic.
NEW ORLEANS, November 3.-This
city gives $4,000 Democratic majority.
The State is largely Democratic. But
few Republican votes werc cast.
The latest returns from New York say
the dispatches from the interior indicate
that the State has gone Democratic by
1000 to 5000.
Georgia is 10000 Democratic.
In New Orleans the Democratic ma
ority i, $4,000. The Republican vote
is very light.
SAVANNAH, November 3.-Since morn
ing all hns been quiet. 1t is impossible
to state tho result until the votes are
counted.
CHICAGO, November 3.-New York has
probably gone for Seymour by a small
majority. Hoffman runs 1000 or 5000
ahead.
Connecticut Gone Repub-
.lican!
Returns from Connecticut give q Re-
publican majority of 3,499.
Rhode Island.
Full returns from Rhode Island, ex-
cept one town, show G,495 Republican
majority.
New Jersey.
CHICAGO, November 3.-The few re-
turns received from New Jersey show
Republican gains.
Chicago City.
The Chicago Republican figures Eli
electoral votes for Grant, with the prob
ability that he gets South Carolina,
Georgia and Arkansas, 20 votes
The Republicans have elected a ma
jority Of the New York Legislature.
CHICAGO, November 3.-Chicago gives
a Republican majority Of 1000.
Illinois.
Returns from Central Illinois show
some Democratic gains.
CHICAGO, November Al A. M.-Fol-
lowing are the msjorities for Grant in
States as far rs heard from : Massachu-
sets, $4,000; Illinois, $4,000; Iowa,
so, 900 Michigan, $4,000; Ohio, 40
900 /; Maine, 10000 New Hampshire,
C 1000; Wisconsin, 20, 1000 Indiana, TO-
900 ; Pennsylvania, 10000; Connecti-
cut, 1000 Kansas, $4,000.
Ben Butler is reelected.
New York State gives Seymour 5000
majority.
Missouri, Maryland and New Jersey
by ~majorities received.
The Democrats probably carry Geor-
gia, Alabama and Louisiana.
CHICAGO, November 3.-The latest
dispatches from Alabama say the State
has gone Democratic.
It is believed that New Jersey has
gone for Grant by a small majority.
Randolph Dem. is elected Governor.
The President has appointed Sherman
Day und Lloyd Teyis o Special Com
mission to examine into and report on
the condition of the Central Pacific
and Western Pacific Railroads and re-
port to the Secretary Of the Interior.
New York City News.
New York, November 3~.-Superin-
tsndent Kennedy has issued an order
directing policemen to take all persons
arrested for illegal voting before the
United States Commissioner, and not
before any Police Justice. The Police
Commissioners have held a meeting for
the purpose OF taking action in regard
to the matter, but the Board being
equally divided took no action.
Vigilance Committee In Nebraska-Pfv
Men Hung.
OMAHA, November 3.-The 900th mile
post on the Union Pacific Railroad was
to-day by the tracklayers
Five dcsperadoes are reported hung
near Gilmer, on Friday, by II vigilance
From Canada West.
PoRr CoLBURSE, G. W., November 8.
The Captains Of several vessels ar
here to-day report passing
wrecked vessels on the Lake, with men
clinging to them, but in no case could
assistance be rendered, owing to the
gale and high sea. These Captains on
Friday had the heaviest weather they
sver experienced.
New York News.
New York, November 2.-The Grand
Jury have found nine additional indtct-