Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-14
Overland Dispatches
fsrrcrAL 70 TIE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS BY
faI WTsrIRN UNION TELEGRAPH LlNE.l
THE STATE RLKCTI0NB LAST
TUESDAY.
Iowa.

delegation Is entirely unchanged.
Ohis.
The result. of the Ohio Congressional
seems to be a loss Of two Re-
publican Congre.smen-Schenck In the
Third and McClurg in the Fourth; and
gain Of two-Perry In the First and
in the Ninth.
IndIana.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 13. - Very
few reliable returns have been received
morning, and the result on the
State ticket Is still in doubt. 1t Is so
that it will probably require
returns to determine the result.
The result for Congressman IN the
Fourth District Is doubtful. The re-
turns received to-day are more favor
able to the election of Cooling IKE
publican).
Both parties claim Indiana, in which
State the Democrats gain two Con-
pressmen-Manson in the Seventh Dis
trict, who leads General Wallace 4W
votes, and Cooling in the Fourth.
Senator Morton telegraphs that lie
will not, contrary to his anticipations'
be able to visit Washington this week.
It seems to be fully we'll understood
that his formal acceptance Of the Brit
ish Mission 10 still 4 matter Of doubt;
so much 80, in fact, that another party
has been spoken Of rs his successor IN
case he declines. In his kilograms
to-day, announcing the result OF the
elections, he expressed some fears for
Indiana, but said, OH the whole, they
had turned out better than was antici-
pated. He expressed his regret at
Schenck's defeat.
A dispatch from Senator Morton
says the Democratic State ticket in
Indiana Is elected by about 1000 ma
jority. The Legislature Is still in
doubt.
A private dispatch from Mount Yer
non, Indiana, says Morgan's majority
Is about 2,40O, an increase over lSGs
Of 800.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, October Is. - The
Judges of election returns met this
morning, and much excitement oc-
Cured outside the building. A MAI
named Shea Nolan attempted to force
his way into the room. A struggle
followed, and he was shot by Alexan'
der Crawford. lie and three Others
were arrested. They have been taken
before Judge Allison oil writs of habeas
corpus. Several fights and much con
fusion has occurred, delaying the
official count.
HARRISBURG, Pa, October l3.-The
latest reports from the Sixteenth Con
gressional District make Myers Dem.
apparent majority IL, but it will re-
quire the official vote 10 determine
with certainty who is elected to Con
gress.
The World this morning says tina
although the election returns are still
incomplete, the news is coming in bet
ter and better for the Democrats.
The Tribune thinks the additions
returns received from Pennsylvania de
not materially change the appearance
from previous accounts. 1t consider
the Sixth, Thirteenth, Sixteenth ant
Twenty-first Districts doubtful, con
ceding a probable loss Of the latter.
PHILADELPHIA, October 13. - Tit
Fifth Congressional District Is still In
doubt. The Sixth is probably Dem
ocratic. Townsend (Rep.) Is elected t
Congress in the Seventh District BY
about 5000 majority.
Miscellaneous Iionls.
NEW YoRH, October 13.-The we'll
known suit of John O'Mahoney agains'
August Belmont, for the recovery o
Fcnian funds, was finally decided to
day in favor of Belmont through lie
fault of plaintiff.
LEXINGTON, Va, October 13'-Gen
Lee will be buried Saturday, Octobe
Is. The place selected for his Inter
ment Is a vault beneath the Colleg,
grounds. This vas the first buildin!
he had erected after his removal I,
Lexington. The first thing the Colleg
did was to dedicate the house to tn
services Of religion. The corpse wa
removed to-day from its late residene
to the chapel, where it will lie in stat
until Saturday next. The Faculty o
Washington College, the Faculty o
the Virginia Military Institute and tn
students Of Washington College hell
meetings today and passed approprl
ate resolutions. HsH.a r's.a.#
WASHINGTON, October 13.-Collecto
Robb, of Savannah, forbade the placinl
Of the flag Of the Custom-house at half
mast OH account Of the death Of Lee
This action caused intense feeling
Boutwell, t~elegraphs approving his &C
tion., G @
A Times Washington special says
The President to-day signed the par
dons of nine Fenian Acknowledgement
O'Neill and Donnelly heading tho list
The fines imposed, In some cases, ar,
also RENTED but more remain IL
prison and will be pardoned soon
The papers in their respective case
have been received from the Court
that convicted them. A COMMITTEES
representing the Fenian organization
have been here two weeks assiduousl.
engaged In securing these pardons.
KITTY O'NIEI.-There are half
dozen Kate, Kitty and Kathleen O'Niel
drifting about in the Eastern States
we said on Saturday that Kitty O'Nie
was with the Rand Sisters troupe. Oh
referring to playbills received from
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