Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-19

same en- With The oas vho vas searching
for hin, vithoes the nan suspee,ing Chap
resA's psssesss. He deliberately vent
isae aloss 10 he upper part Of the city,
pulled u ~ ssat ssd eat down by the Ere
About tvesty aieutss afterward, oiiccr
Edvahh, 9Th two u The robbers he had
u ehasge, stepped isto the saloon. One
Of the robben said Whys Chapman,
what brought you here!" Edwards put
his hard on bis shoulder and said ~
want you" A considerable portion Of the
money wss recovered, and there is 20
dovbt now that all the robbers have been
arrested.
TRucKEE, Nov. 11.-Parsons, Squeers,
and another Of the gang who robbed the
express car near Verdi, will be taken to
Washoc City, Nevada, by Capt. j. j.
Green and j. Il. Dooly, on a requisition
from the Governor of Nevada. All parties
engaged in the robbery are now in custody
and nearly oil the treasure is recovered
without firing . shot, The officers re-
covered yesterday afternoon S1l, 200, and
to-day $50 more, about one mile from the
robbers general rendezvous, where por-
ton Of them resided for eight days previ--
Gus to the robbery. The principal actors
in the affair we're Parsons, Davis, Roberts,
Carkil, Chapman and Squeers, the latter
Of whom gained some notoriety at the time
Of the Badly Green stage robbery, in Six
Mile Canyon, on the overland route.
'7 VIRGINIA, Nov. 11.-Jack Davis, one
of the robbers Of the G. p. r. II. train,
near Verdi, in the charge of Chief Downey
and officer Luckey, left here this morning
for the purpose Of recovering $4,000,
which Davis said he buried near Hunters
station, about four miles west of Reno.
They found the money about one hundred
yards from Hunters bridge, and returned
here this evening. Over $4,000 of tho
stolen money has been recovered.
RENO, Nov. ia special coach left
this city at 2 P. NJ. to-day for Carson, with
six of the express robbers. One is here
yet, and one in Virginia. This comprises
the whole gang.
passed off quietly.
CHICAGO. Nov. S.-Thc election returns
thus far received are as follows New
York has gone Democratic beyond doubt,
even the Tribune gives up all hopes. In
the city the vote was as large as usual,
though the greatest precautions were ia
kon against repeatings and other fraudu-
lent voting, which should have diminished
the total vote about 10000. But on tho
other hand, the safe. guards offered to lc-
gal votes brought out class who have
hitherto RETAINED from taking part in
elections, which swells tho total to 49,
600.
In the State of New York the Demo-
Gratis elect fifteen and the Republicans SIX
teen members of Congress-
In Massachusetts,, Wendell Phillips has
not polled the vote conceded by his oppo-
nents. Clafiin (Rep.l has majority Of
5000.
The Republicans have majority in ILL
nois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan and
Lopisiaui. The Illinois Legislature is in
doubt
New YoRK, Nov. 9-Hoffmnu's ma.
jority will probably reach 10000. The
State has given gain Of three Democratic
CoDgrenmcn. 3....
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The returns from,
the State indicate the election Of tho Re-
publican State ticket by reduced major,
ity from last year. The Democrats claim
gain Of two and perhaps three Congress-
men.
Minnesota gives about 200 Republican
majority. Booth, Reputkcsn candidate
for Congress, is elected by 5000 majority.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 9-The Rcpu'N.
can minority in this State is about G,OO0.i
New York, Nov. 1O.-The latest
figures make the Assembly ca Rcpubli-
cans to 81 Democrats. ..F ~ ri us
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Election returns
are still Incomplete. 1t is believed the
Legislature will be Republican. ''i ys''i
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-The vote Of
thirty nine counties in this State gives
Brown majority Of 3O,0ll. His major.
ity in the whole State will DO 10000.
The RepsNicaa claims the returns from
ninety five counties ~ follows House
Democrats, g.; Fusion, Is; Liberals, l6;
Republicans, 20. Senate--Democrats, Z;
Fusion, Z; Liberals, l; Republicans, 2. ~.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 1.-THE same party
Of Mormons who captured the two men
supposed to. be connected with the G. p,
R. h. robbery, after bringing the prisoners
to this city, started out again and brought
two more in to-day. While the robbers
we're being pursued, they threw away both
saddle-bags, which contained . large
amount Of mouey-greenbacks and Boise
gold dust and some jeweIry, which is suf-
fcient to convict them also of the Boise,
idaho, stage robbery, which occurred on
August 9th. .t.. ~.
MONTGOMERY (Alabama,) Nov. H.
Fifty counties heard from give Demo-
cratic majority of 1900, aud fourteen
counties to hear from will give 500 more,
The Democrats have elected IS members
Of the Legislature, and probably five more.
LEAvENwoRrH (Kansas) Nov. H.
The Republican majority in this State will
not be less than $4,000 Only one Dem
ocrat is elected TO the Senate. y $40 ""-