Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-13
LATE rElEeaAMs.
TIE Is~a ssass Eisesiss.

~ NttNNtA W Nh1 A<koA8t1Ats AAAAa1
county gives q Republican gain on the
State ticket. Pottawaton,is county will
give the Republican State ticket from
100 to 200 majority. Wright (Rep.) is
undoubtedly elected to the State Senate.
White Is probably elected to the Legis-
lature.
NEVADA. Iowa. October l2.-Kirk-
wood. for Governor. will receive 800
majority In Storey county. The vote
Tor State Senator will bs closs. but the
Republican candidates for Representa-
tive and the county ticket will b elected
by a good majority.
CLISrox, October IA very heavy
vote has been polled. The Republicans
have been victorious. Kirkwood's ma
jority will DO about 100. The indica-
tons arc that the whole Republican
County ticket Is elected by najoritiss
ranging from $50 To 300. This city
elected n Democratic Mayor last Spring
by about 300 majority. which shows an
immense Republican gain.
Dn NoISrx, October la.-Returns ~
far a. heard from indicate $50 Republi-
can majority In this county. The whole
Republican county ticket Is probably
elected.
Nxw Jxyrxxsos. October l2.-Ihe
Republican ticket in this county has
about 40 majority.
SHELBY, October i2.-Nichols, Rep,
for Senator. has 2s majority over Nc
Donald. Dem.; Campbell. Rep, Tor the
Legislature. has 20 majority over VII.
son, Dem.
Sioux Crrr. October l2.--Incomplets
returns nom sir precincts indiea, .
Republican majority OF rom ~ 10 yVv'
NEWTON. octoosr iz.-Ihs iepuon-
can candidate Tor governor NAV an"'
Jority OF 3oV' ,u
lSpIASolA. October is..ihe hepao-
lican Senator Is elected beyond aoaos.
MARsuALLrows, October ts.-Ine
STATE and County ticket n i'aoo To
i,'oo Republican majority In 'nis u
o...-,o p...n.-
- sn" az - .h. Sia," p.s.ssr
w ~ ~. ~. ,,S;.... = p.nnhiicsn
uP IL. s..sm NV. 49, ;
gam " A1ou, r,.s'n - WV W.
mAJo,sy % I,,S"sas.o -
i.epo'na ~ enc ,nI;
yo.,'y = 'S,oVo ln'.e We T~.
canon o : f'ePuoncAn sAn ~ 'ne L
stature. gain OF Yen =. s W.
puonoan " -
'uins aiisauy rsc' nv ono
oeIs 'ns os ,o -p.,u,,. ~,
.I.,n 81. = ma;o,;,r
y, a iss., m oo0
r.. r..s,.. =. os,.-a u..vx y.s.
e..s-I.rr. n.,.s,s,s. osi.aL
Cuu,vu.- o.,oh.rIs-Th.. l.ct;on
m a.";nss'.. go rrsa
s"ss"'s... ~ ,h.s = n@nn.nsI,, ,.,ss
mn AN =. aNns1 a. M. 800 no,S.
w ~ - IN - :, a. rssnit Roth
- ~ aona1sn, 81 s,cess. Thorn
80 - s,,.mn,s =, ,.nsst;ns In he
r;.s,..n,h "nJ S;ns,ssnih Ws,Js but
,hsy w.rs nronn,ly frustrated.
- 49,. ~ ~.
.lsc,,on na.sed OF unusually Quiet. n.
serious trouble having occurred in any
ward. The Challenge Committee were
very vieilant, and q large and honest
vote was polled. At every voting place
an increased vote was pollsd for both
parties, and u will be quite late before
full returns can be had. Indications are
that the Republicans have largely IN
creased their vote.
Returns from iorty.nve precincts,
mainly from the Northeastern part OF
the State. show q Republican gain Of
about COO over 1873.
CINCINNATI. October r. The election
passed on quietly. The Republicans
claim the county Tor Hayes. and me en-
TIRE county ueket. 4, y certain u w.
puolcans ave msae isise g,ins. ,oo
CoLrhsrs. octooer 70 i,.z9
?. y: We havc returns nom Two hunaiea
warus' townships anu p~!ecine's, Snicn
give q net gam Of s,sOo TOT hayes; ~
ne reported ua!or,.,es ~ hanuhs,a
I'M nv ~ "
~ o,,
CiNciSs.ri. october ia;,onio nas
cone k,pnoiican oy q deciueu majority
The kePuolican state Centrai Commit
tee claim the election Of Hayes by ~
900 majority.
The Eisesiss In Nebraska
OMAHA, October l2.-In Hall county.
the entire State ticket. Republican. has
An overwhelming majority: In Cass inc
~.o u0A' so'" "'P ~s''
.io,y o.,,,.. o-p.,nvn. mn n
az. ~. ~ xInS;.a,a ,,s,
pa.an';..na -. ...,;nI a. s,.,. hv
q Nm ~ IN oS% ".;a,;,x
"'o' ~ s
Al inansnss Repssiieas 0aia
NEwARx, n. j.. October 1?.-The
city election has resulted in immense
Republican majorities. Henry ]. Yates
IL elected Mayor by $500 majority over
Andrew Smalley (Democratl. The Re-
publican gain over the last Mayors
election. In 1873, In over 3,5OO.
An Important Cass.
wAsuuoroS. October l2.-An inter-