Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-13
Overland Dispatches
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ruE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LiNE.i
The FALL ELECTIONS
Glorious Victories for the
Republican Party !!

Tho Rree,ien In Penn.ylranIn.

Twenty-flfth Ward gives GerHer iO0
majority. The city complete gives
Leeds 4,9l5 majority.
Complete returns from the Second
Congressional District elect Greeley by
Ala majority. Complete returns from
tho Fourth Congressional District elect
Kelley by $500 majority. In the city
wards, Fifth District, Harmsr, the Re-
publican, for Congress, has a majority
or4l.
Bucks county gives a Democratic
majority of at least 900-a Republican
loss which will elect Reading Dem
ocrat).
Now York Adyiers-The Late Elec-
uons-Csmments of tho Press.
NEW York, October 12.-Thc World
says the returns from elections yester-
day in Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana
and Iowa come In very slowly. Those
received indicate a decided breaking
up of the Radical party line. 1t is
evident, however, that the vote Is gen.
orally light, the only marked differ
encc being in locations where the new
negro vote was brought out. The ma
j~orities claimed by the Radicals in
Ohio are undoubtedly due to the ap-
pearance of this element ut the polls
for the first time. While the DEM
ocracy held their own in Ohio, they
have made handsome gains Of Con-
gressmen In Pennsylvania and Indiana
from close Congressional Districts.
The probabilities are in favor Of Col.
Campbell in Schenck's District, and
for Jewett in the Seventh District of
Ohio. Nothing is heard from Iowa
and Nebraska.
The tribune says the returns already
a~scertained indicate substantial Repub-
lican victories. 1t says the returns
from Pennsylvania indicate that the
Republicans held their " on Con-
gressmen, and in certain portions OF
the State have done even hetter than
could reasonably have been expected.
It records the reelection Of VIM. d.
Kelley, of the Fourth District, by a
handsome majority, In spite of the Re-
publican opposition which he had to
encounter. 1t says in the Second Dis
trict the indications are that j. V.
Greedy independent Republican, sup
ported by the Democratsl, Is elected
by a small majority over Charles
O'Neill, the present Republican men,
Der. In the Third District. Leonard
Meyers rep is elected. In the Fifth
District Bucks county and part OF
Philadelphia. the scattering returns
received give hope Of the election Of A.
C. Harmer Republican, over John r.
Reading, the present Democratic mem-
Der. John d. Packer tRepublican) is
reelected by 4 handsome majority in
the Fourteenth District. In the Six
teenth District, the contest Is close.
and it Is feared that Cessna, present
member, il defeated by b. \. Myers
Democrat. though, at present, both
parties claim success. The Twelfth
District tLuzcrne and SIIsquehanna) Is
reported to have returned J.. ID. Shoe
maker tRepublicanl. General Negley
Is reelected by about 9, 200 majority IN
tho Twenty-second, or Pittsburs Dis
trict, and Ebenezer McJunken (Repnb-
lican) by about 2,l0O in the Twenty
third District. The regular Republican
ticket for county officers in Allegheny
county is also elected by some thou
sands.
The Republicans Of Newark IN. j.
at the charter election yesterday,
swept that city by q majority of about
2,500-a gain Of nearly 1000.
Adviees from Chicago Tho Eicc-
tions.
There is 10 additional news from the
elections in Ohio, Indiana or Iowa this
morning, and nothing at all from Ne
braska. In Iowa the vote was particu-
larly light; but scattering returns
show that tho general result Is rs usual
clean Republican sweep.
The Times this morning claims that
VOORHEES, and Niblack arc probably
elected In Indiana.
RIeetisn Ia Ohio.
CrScISSATr, October l2.-In the Sec
ond District there is a slight discrep-
ancy in the figures Of IL ward, which
= recount only will settle. The pres
ent figures show Stevenson's majority
to be ISIS. The Republican majority
for the highest candidate in Hamilton
county Is about 1850.
Special dispatches received here from
Highland county give Smith, in the
Sixth Ohio, 100 majority.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, October -.
The election returns are meager. but
indicate large Republican gains In all
parts Of the State. The Republicans
gain one Congressman In the First
District and one In the Ninth District.
The contest IN Schenck's District and
in McClurk's is very close.
CHICAGO, October l2.-Prirate dis
patches received here ut noon to-day
state that Schenck's majority in the
Third (Ohio) District is ninety.
Election in Nobrnakn.
OMAHA, October l2.-Enougl' returns
arc in to insure n Republican majority
in the State [Nebraskal Of at least
5000, this being a gain of 500. This
includes Republican State ticket, Con-
gresham, Legislature and United
States Senator. Governor Butler Will
be about 500 behind the rest Of tho