Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-21
Vclesrapkie 9ispatthrs.
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Pacific Coast, Eastern and Foreign.
PACIFIC COAST.

years old. Race one mile and re-
peat, to rule, was won by Abb in two
straight heats Time, 1:i6s4 and 1:i9.
ThS second was q trotting race. free
for sthllions, best three in five, for di-
videdtp Of $3.50. Two horses were
enterd l-Ajax and General Reno. Race
easilyi won by Ajax in three straight
heafs1 Time, 24o14, 2:344 2:35. Grin
HykoI drove Reno two last heats.
Third race was for all horses that had
newell beaten three minutes at time of
entry. Out Of eight entries only three
cam L up-Lady Blanchard, Addie Lee
and Charles T. Reed. This race was
mild heats, best three in five, for purse
of $3.50. Lady Blanchard took the three
heats in an easy jog, Reed being dis
taulced in the first heat. Time, 24lH1a;
2i42 and 2:39. Governor Stanford's
Aurora was entered for this race, but not
having recovered from late accident did
! not come up.
Weather very cold and windy with
slight showers.
Virginia, New, 1o.--The Republican
| County Convention assembled to-day.
| The following nominations were made:
| State Senators, c. c. Stevenson and W.
S. Hobart, by reclamation; Assembly,
men, John Randall, Z. L. Stearns, J. w.
Fox, Nick Andrews, j. W. Wilson, Rich
ard Arnold, T. W. Adams, C. NJ. Derby,
saml. Owen, W. 3, Shepherd and Archie
Mcdonald, by accl,,matiCn; Sheriff, A.
| Comstock, by a vote of 81 to II for
Tholp; Assessor, Thos. Gracey, by ac-
clamation; County Clerk, w. H. Donne;
County Treasurer. II. Crandall; County
Recorder. Chas. Il. Rawson. by acclama-
ton; District Attorney, james Stevens;
Superintendent Public Instruction, J.
Flint. Everything passed off quietly.
EASTERN.
Indianapolis, Sept. 19.-Straigh
Democrats held meeting in Masonic
HILL this evening and was addressed by
viii Moren, candidate for Congress at
Large, in an eloquent and mastery
speech, denouncing in strongest terms
the Greeley departure. An attempt was
made to break up the meeting by few
Greeley roughs, but throu,,h efforts Of
the po ice order was restored and Moren
permitted to finish his speech.
Straightout Democratic state Convan-
ton met in the Senate Chamber this
afternoon and was called to order ) Maj
W. G. Moren. DR.. Sherrod WAS chosel.
Chairman. About one hundred persons
were present. The Chairman said they
had assembled for the purpose of re-or.
5anizing and re-baptisinS the Democratic
party of the State of Indiana and woulC
at once proceed to business. Commit
tees we're then appointed to report candl
da.es for State officers and Electors II
large, State Central Committee, and t,
prepare an address to the Democrats o
the State. A resolution was unanimous
ly adopted endorsing the candidates fo
President and Vice President at / ouis
Vile.
Mr. Smith, claiming to be Democra
who would not support Greeley, otfere
a resolution Recommending nomination
to be made for State ticket, and tina
= the Convention iulorse and support tn
= State ticket nominated on the 10th c
= June.
The Chair decided the resolution OF
of order.
i The Convention having already AZ
- pointed Committee to report n Stat
n ticket, that Committee reported the 70
s. lowing, which was unanimously COZ
e CURED in: For Governor, A. Ii. Edge,
:, ton; Lieut.. Governor, Green Durbil
l. Secretary of State, Alfred Parsons; A,
o ditor, Otto Boellicher; Treasurer, -
J. Mcbride; Attorney General, Thoms
- Bratom; Congressman at large, Major v
,e c. Moren and Dr. F. w. Sherrod; Pres
[, c. Reeves, Joseph Williston and B.
Foster.
,e A full State Central Committee W,
v appointed, when the Convention a.
- journed.
t. Newark, N. j., Sept. 2o.-Presidel
al Grant remained at the residence of e
st Gov. Ward last night. This morning |
u is visiting the Exposition. He will 60
:, Long Branch this afternoon.
>. Columbus, O., Sept. ga train vii
20 Greeley on board arrived here this for
n noon and stopped few minutes. +
;s made brief speech, reiterating h
=. former arguments in favor of reconcile
:. ton. Gov. Walker of Virginia al.
=, spoke few minutes in the same vein.
a Detroit, Sept. 20.-The National Hot
9 at Grand Rapids was burned this for
l. noon. Loss, 80, 900; insurance, Sl4.O0