Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-06
Concord y. II. Board Of Trade--hlee-
ton Returns; Virginia. New
York. Massachusetts,. Wisconsin.

York ssaehusetts. hiseohsih'
CoscoRp, y. H.. Nov 4.-The Board /
of Trade passed a resolution recommend
ing that the Savings Banks of this city,
in case of run. refuse payments alto
gether rather than raise money at rum
Gus sacrifice. The Savings Banks de-
termed to pay none of their depositors
till the lst of January.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. i.-The election
in this city passed off quietly. The indi-
cations are that Kemper's majority in the
city is 5000. The Republicans concede
Kemper majority in the State to be To-
OO0.
NEW YORK, Nov. NO definite re-
turns have been received from any part
of the city. 1t is claimed that the city
has gone Tammany Democratic by 1900
or q, coo majority. Later figures prove
this to be correct. There is not much
doubt that the State has gone Demo-
cratic. The election of 5. S. Cox to Con-
gress is conceded. Returns from Brook
/ lvn indicate that the Democratic candi-
date for Mayor is elected, and that the
Democratic majority in that city for Sec
rotary of State will PROBABLY reach 5000.
/ BosroN, Nov. il Scattering returns
from all parts Of the State are showing
rather a light vote compared with that Of
1871 and 1872, and indicating the re-elec-
ton of Governor Washburne by from
5000 to 10000 majority. The anti-pro-
hibition was tower of strength to the
Democrates, and their candidate, CASTOR,
received a heavy vote in several large
cities and towns from the opponents OF
the anti-prohibition. In the Second
(Middlesex) District, General \. P,
Banks is elected Senator over the regular
Republican candidate by a handsome
plurality. The returns for Governor il
CO towns foot up, Washburn, 1885
Castor, 1905.
MILwAuzEE, Nov. THE city of Mil
waukee, complete returns, gives Taylor
7 Democratic candidate for Governor
$500 majority.
. New YORK, Nov. Returns from %
= towns and districts give the Republican
r a majority Of 5,S0l.
, Poughkeepsie gives q Democratic ma
I jority of $40; gain of S36 over last year
. More Election Returns--Trial q
Tweed--Fire at Harrisburg.
}, BosToN, Nov. 5.-All but twenty-fou
3 towns in the State give Washburne II
y 500 majority in total vote of 1858
If The Democrats elect eleven Senator
'e and sixty members of the House. Pierc
A. is elected to Congress.
10 The anniversary of the great fire is
" be celebrated on Monday next.
ID ST. Louis, Nov. STERLING Price
er Co, commission merchants, have mac
an assignment, and their business will
settled up. The house was founded |
Sterling Price, the rebel General.
in MEMPHIS, Nov 5.-The nurses in t
he employ of the Odd Fellows were escort
IN to the depot this morning, on their
he parture for their homes in New Orleal
by the Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythi
Is and members OF the press in processio
tn Nearly the entire membership Of DO
o. orders participated.
e. NEWARK, n. j., Nov. Both I
ne g Nayp 1arca, will
w Republican.
CHI New YORK, Nov. Tweed appear
IT, in the Court of Oyer and Terminer
no day, when his case was called. L
b- Judge Fullerton said before any procet
no ings We're taken he should hand in
S. paper to which the associated coun
Oh for the prisoner had agreed. The paI
Ok is understood to be q protest agaiI
ip- Judge Davis presiding at the trial, a
when read by him seemed to excite
ca "a surprise and indignation. He charact
in lied the paper as extraordinary and
Ia part untrue, but declined to point {
ar- any particular passage as objectionat
~ Mr.. Bartlett, of counsel for the defer
lie ant, then said if Judge Davis was s.
eel. from heaven they would take the sa
nj course. recess was then taken Il
. . Judge Davis might consult his assc
ere ates.
cad Shanks, city editor of the Tribune, ,
"o discharged from arrest to-day.
10. HARRISBURG, Nov. 5.-B. F. Sing
,rs. ley's State Printing and State Jour
ave offices, five stories high, were entir
Ivy destroyed by fire to-day. The operat
barely escaped with their lives.