Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10
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EASTERN.
Salt Lake, Oct. 8, 1870 a. m.-The
Chicago Times of this morning summar-
ICES the elections of yesterday thus: The
Republicans carry PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio,
Indiana and Nebraska, and Greeley's de-
feat in November is inevitable.
The N. Y. Tribune says the Liberals
have been cheated out OF Pennsylvania,
but have gained largely in Ohio, and so
far we have heard nothing discouraging
from Indiana. The probabilities are that
the Liberals have lost all the State Off
GERS and gained in Congressman.
KENNER.
Salt Lake, Oct. 8, $3.50 p. m.-The
Democrats have lost PENNSYLVANIA bv
heavy odds, Ohio by $1,000, Nebraska
by 5000, and Indiana is still in doubt.
with strong probabilities of Republican
victory.
The Democrats gain at least two and
perhaps four Congressman in Ohio, one
IN Indiana, and hold their own in Penn
sylvania. KENNER.
New York, Oct. S.-A special to the
Tribune from Philadelphia says Hart
rauft's majority in that city is 16, 600
The Liberals can stand this and still win
Cincinnati, O., Oct. S.--The election
passed off quietly. A very large vote
was polled in the city. Tong i'm
mense crowds of people are in the streets
awaiting dispatches. Unofficial reports
coming in from the city show steady
Democratic gains, and the indications
are that Banning (Liberal) is elected.
In the I'd District the Democratic can
didates are generally elected.
Columbus, o., Oct. Sat the Repub.
lican headquarters it is claimed that the
reported and unreported gains will leave
the majority about as last year.
The following districts elect Repub.
lican members of Congress: Sd, John O.
Smith; 4th, L. B. Gunkel; 9Th, Isaac 4
Sherwood; Sth, VIM. Lawrence; 9th, Jas
W. Robinson; 10th, Chas. Foster; 18th
H. S. Bundy; 18th, W. P. Sprague; 10Th,
l.. Danford; 18th, L. d. Woodwork; 18th
Jas. Monroe; 10Th, J. 4. Garfield; Goth
r. c. Parsons. The following elect
Democratic members: LIST, Milton Sayler
I'd, H. B. Banning; 9Th, J. c. Lamison
7th, j. Il. Neal; 18th, Hugh j. Jewett
18th, M. J. Southland; I4th, John Berry
Philadelphia, Oct. 9.-The total Hart
rauft majority in Philadelphia is Is, 1923
with two wards to hear from, which las
year gave 1,044 Democratic majority
The Third Ward of this city gives Buck
alew 472 majority, and the Tweuty-tiftl
Ward gives him 629. The total MAORI
ties in the city foot up as follows: Hart
rauft, 9,209; Buckalew, 1886. Hart
rauft's majority, 1898.
Cincinnati, Oct. 9.--All the precincts
in the First Ohio District are in but one
Sayler, Dem, has a majority over Eggle
ston of 1914 for the short term. In tn,
same district Dodds, Dem, has ma
jority over Taft of 1856. In the Secont
Ohio District two precincts give Ban
ming, Liberal, a majority over Hays 0
1,49O, which will be reduced to abou
1900; and Wiley, Dem, for Secretar,
of State, has majority over Wikoff 0
5,720, which will be about $500 wheI
the returns are all in.
Chicago, Oct. 9.-The Tribune con
cedes Pennsylvania and Ohio to the Re
publicans, but claims Indiana as doubt
full. '..".
Columbus, O., Oct. 9.-The State Re
publican Committee claims Ohio b,
$4,000 to 1900, and twelve if not four
teen congressman, leaving the Demo
Gratis seven.
In Indiana the Republican State Cen
trail Committee claim the State as certain
but incredulous Democrats still bet OF
Hendricks.
New York, Oct. 9.-O'Conori in lette
to James Lyons, Richmond, Va, says h
has not indicated an alteration of his re
solve not to be candidate. .,
The Republicans fired 100 guns owe
the election victory.
Philadelphia, Oct. 9.-Forney's Pres
says Greeley's doom is sealed; tina
Grant pulled the ticket through, as tn
fear of damage to him in Novembe
caused thousands to vote for Hartrauft
Forney will support Grant. Congress
sional delegation will be eighteen Re
| publicans and nine Democrats.