Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-11

small majority. They also insist that
he has carried Louisiana, though the
Democratic majority in New Orleans
is something below 10000.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury has received dis
patch from Governor Stesrns at noon
to-day. saying that Florida has gone
Republican by $500 majority.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 8 General
Wikeotf, Chairman Of the Republican
State COMMITTEE, furnishes the follow
ing information: The sixty-uins coun-
ties of Ohio heard from up to noon to-
day show a r publican loss of 162 on
Barnes msjori,y the Ootober election.
The Indications are that Hayes majority
will be about s'x hundred.
New York. Nov. l0.-The Sun in an
editorial this morning, takes South Caro-
lima out of ths list Of doubtful States,
giving it to the Republicans.
SAN Francisco, Nov. l0.-All quiet
this morning. The crowd was late in
assembling. though at this hour. noon,
there is quite o gathering around the
bulletin boards. Both parties seem tired
of shouting and examine returns and
comment quietly at the respective party
headquarters. Very few are in attend
ancs and no news has been received
there. The Impression is gaining ground
| that Hayes is elected and the latest dis
patches confirm that belief. The Dem
ocrats don't give up the fight, but their
dependency j. i'll concealed. Aside
| from the general result the recent move
| ment to investigate the election in this
city causes more talk than anything else
| The Republicans claim that this action
on the part of the Democrats WAS
prompted BY kilograms from Duke
Gwinn that California must be carried
| for riden, aud that the whole move
ment was with fraudulent intent; while
the Democrats express positive belief
that great frauds have been perpetrated
on them. Out of all this talk the belief
seems to Do gaining ground that after all
no investigation wi take place.
VIRGINIA. New, Nov 10.-The Demo-
Gratis cleo, both State Senators. The
Republicans elect the Assessor, Pubic
Administrator, Superintendent Of Public
Schools and County Commissioners.
New YORK, Nov, 1913 M.-The
Sun ard Herald practically concede
that Hayes will be tue next President,
though continue posting every bulletin
estimating a Democratic victory. They
say that Ohio ia close, but don't Claim
Vermont
The Times and Tribune are bott
quietly confident of Hayes success
The Evening Post assumes Repub
lican success in moderate logical ar
tcle.
The Commercial Advocate is jnbilant
NEW YORK, Nov. l0-A dispatcl
dated Washington, 100 p. m, says th
Republican COMMITTEES has Just received
a dispatch that F oria has gone Repubi
can and that the returns are all safe OF
United States revenue cutter, where the,
cannot be tempered with.
Headquarters Democratic Committee
New York, 10 p. m.-Returns receive,
to-day from the South confirm the re
ports OF last night. W. have undoutedI
, a decided majority in Louisiana, Florid
, and South Carolina. (Signed) W. D
Pelton. Chairman.
New YORK. Nov. 10. 10 p. m IA pr
vate telegram from New Orleans say
there have been "a parishes heard from
either BY telegraph or messenger, an
they give majority Of $500 for Ii
, Democrats. These figures are all o
i fetal, except at Avoyles. West Bato
/ Rouge, Iterville, jefferson Rapids an
4 St. James. There are four more parish.
. to hear from, which, taking the vote I
: IA, will give Republican majority SO!
/ These are from Democratic sources {
information.