Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-11
EASTERN.
ELECTION NEWS.


EASTERN.
ELECTION NEWS.
Salt Lake, Oct. 10, p. m.-The Re
publicans of Indiana concede the election
of Hendricks as Governor by small
majority.
The election in Dakotah for Delegate
to Congress resulted in the Democratic
candidate being elected by substantial
majority. KENNER.
Chicago, Oct. 9.--The Tribune gives
the following: The elections in Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, and perhaps Indiana, though
the latter State is doubtful, have resulted
in the success of the Republican ticket.
Hartrauft is elected in PENNSYLVANIA by
an apparent majority of $1,000 to2O, 600
We say apparent majority, because it is
perfectly obvious that his majority of
$1,000 IN Philadelphia is the result of
stupendous and unblushing frauds. Phil
adelphia never gave so large a majority
for anybody by many thousands as this
which is claimed for Hartrauft. The in
huences inside the Republican party op-
posed to llartrauft were equal to at least
10000 votes in that city; yet we are pre-
scented with result which reverses all
calculations of human wisdom, and is
explainable only by reference to the
frauds brought before the Legislature in
the case of Mcclure against Gray year
ago.
indianapolis, Oct. 9, II p. m.-The
Republican State Central Committee fig
ure up majority on the actual official
4
turns, with an estimated majority, from
the balance of the State, of 22S for
Brown, Republican.
The Democratic Committee claims a
net gain on the returns from 30 counties
on the vote of 1868, which, with the par
tial returns and estimated maiorities
from the balance of the State, will elect
Hendricks by 1000 majority. The vote
is so close that it may require the official
maiorites to determine the result. The
Democrats are jubilant.
indianapolis, Oct. 8, / 80 p. m.-The
latest returns received tonight show
Democratic gains on the State ticket and
indicate the election of Hendricks by a
small majority.
The Republicans gain two Congress-
men and probably lose one The follow
ing is the result for Congressman; LIST
District, d. Niblack, Dem; I'd, Woolf,
Dem; Sd, Holman, Dem; 4th, Wilson,
Rep, by 500 majority; 9th, Coburn
Rep; 9Th, Hunter. Rep, over Voorhees,
by 200 majority; 18th, Casou, Rep, over
Manson; Sth, Tyner, Rep; 9th, Neff.
Dem, over Shanks, present incumbent:
10th, Sayler Rep, 1lth, Packard, Rep.
Columbus, o., Oct 8, p. IN. THE
State Central Republican Committee
claims the State by from 10, 900 to Is. 600
majority. The Democratic Committee
comedies the State to the Republicans by
10000 to $1,000.
The Democrats have gained two Con-
gressmen in Hamilton county.
The Democrats do not concede the
9th and 10th Districts; but Foster, of the
10th, teleSraphs his friends here that he
is'surely elected by over 800 majority.
This'is the first time the Republicans
have ever carried Ohio without the aid of
Hamilton county.
Lebanon, o., Oct. 9.-The Evening
Telegraph says the Congressional dele
CATION will be % Republicans and
Democrats. Republicans are elected in
the 9th, 10Th, 18th, 18th, 2Oth 2lst and
oath District
Cleveland, O., Oct. 9.-Returns from
all the townships except four, with these
estimated, give Parsons Rep for Con-
gress ,S36 majority.
Baltimore, Oct. 9.-Horace Greeley ar
rived this evening, and will deliver the
address at the fourth annual Fair of the
Agricultural and Mechanical Society of
Maryland.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Oct. 1O.-A fire
In Sing Sing, last night, consumed IL
stores in the principal business portion
Of the town. Loss, $4,000. Two per-
sons were seriously burned.
Indianapolis, Oct. 10. - The official
vote is coming in very slowly, and it will
require the entire vote to arrive at
definite result.
st. Louis, Oct. 10.-The Republican
of this morning by no means takes
Disseminating view of the defeat on Tues-