Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-15
BY TELEGR APHl
spECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD
Eastern Dispatches.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. l4.-The com.
plete returns from Hamilton county give
Bell, Democrat, for Secretary OF State,
4 ,604 majority, which is about the aver
age majority on the rest OF the Democrat.
ic State ticket. Sayler, Democrat, is
reelected in the first district by 4,334
majority, and Banning, Democrat, re-
elected in the second district by l,4l7.
New YORK, Oct. IA large number
Of Cubans sailed from this city to their
general rendezvous at Venezuela, from
whence it is supposed the next expedi-
ton will sail.
Demas Barnes, of the Brooklyn Argus
has been indicted for publishing libels
on Henry @. Bowen. This is another
suit growing out of the recent scandal.
CINCINNATI. Oct. H.-From very full
returns from all parts of Ohio, received
during the night. it is evident that the
State has gone Democratic by from TO-
600 to 5000 majority. Further returns
received up to 8 o'clock this morning do
not change the status Of last nights dis.
patches. The indications are that the
Democrats elect twelve of the twenty
Congressman. The additional Demo-
cratic Congressman are supposed to be
Savage, third district; Mcmahon, fourth
Hurd, sixth; Poppleton, ninth; Zevey,
tenth; Payne, twetieth.
The Enquirer editorially says for this
triumph: ave are indebted not alone to
the Democratic party, but to the aid of
men who heretofore had been our oppo.
nents. This election means opposition
to the National Bank monopoly that the
volume of currency should be enlarged,
tariff for revenue only" The Gazette
says says, c. on . the platform Of reputation, in.
sidness, the Democratic party carried
Ohio by decided majority, and elected
eleven out of twenty Congressman.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 1.-THE Ameri-
can Woman's Suffrage Association COM
menced its annual meeting here yester-
day. The attendance is moderately
large. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe delivered
the annual address, after which the re-
port of the Executive Committee was read
by Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell. These pa.
pers briefly review the progress made
during the past year towards obtaining
the object Of the association. The con-
clusion is that public sentiment is ad'
vancing in favor of civil rights fol
women. Various committees were ap
pointed, and a number of letters were
read from distinguished men and women
among whom were Judge kingman, O.
Wyoming; Bishop Haven, Judge West
OF Ohio; Elizabeth Stewart Phelps, Hon
Geo. w. Julian, of Indiana. and Others
The evening public meeting was held
and was addressed by Mrs. Howe, Mrs
IIivermore, Miss Eastman and others.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 14.-McEnery, il
IN address published to-day, renews thu
proposition made by him in letter t.
kellogg in July, 1873, to submit th
election returns OF 1872 to be canvasse'
by five persons. two to be Eelected b,
each party, and fifth by these four, al
} to abide by the result Of such canvass
Kellogg, in reply. says he made simila
proposition before the returns had beef
.canvassed at all. This proposition
Governor Yarmouth declined. kellogg
SAYS further: 81 can now, of course
only speak for myself, but / would b
, willing now that the returns, thong
they have been nearly two years in tn
/ hands of the spoilers, should be admi
, ted to the examination OF three or nv
! disinterested persons, to be appointed
, say, by the President, and after tho
, ough investigation, if it does not appei
. that l was elected, l will willingly r
l sign." t.e.s