Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-12

gwen Tilder majority.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov. 10.-Advioesl to.
night from reliable sources say that Til
den. Drew for Congress, and Demo.
cratic Legislature are elected in Florida.
The eight counties, Duval. Alachua,
Godsden. Jefferson, Leon. Madison and
Nassau give Republican majority OF
53i. Returns from - counties. viz;
BAKER, Bradford, Clay. Columbia. Ham
iltou, Jackson, Levy. Munroe, Orange,
Polk, Putnam, s.. Johns aud Psnnsyl.
vania give an aggregate Democratic ma
jority of 1920. The remaining counties
In IA gave a Democratic majority az
gregaiing 3,206. This without an in
crease would give us Democratic ma
jority of G, S26, and elect the Democratic
ticket by a majority of 1872. The six
teen counties to hear from, however. will
probably increase the majority of IA by
1900 to 1.500 votes, and the entire ticket
will be elected by a majority ranging
from 10000 to 5000.
Another dispatch says that both par.
ties claim the State, and great excite
ment prevails. Drew is certainly elected
by at least l, 200.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Republican
National Com mittee deny the receipt OF
telegram from Senator Conner saying
the agony WAS over and Florida gone
Democratic.
Only extreme Democratic journals are
finding any fault with Grants order
ing troops to Louisiana and Florida.
The Independents generally accept the
Herald's more reasonable view: that the
purpose is simply to protect counting
returns from illegal violence, which is
protection for honesty on the other side.
The Herald's praise of Grants order is
emphatic.
have the following private telegram
from an intelligent and responsible pri.
vate citizen of Jacksonville, Florida, to-
day. distant counties are still to be
heard from officially and can only be
estimated at present. There is no tele-
graph communication with them" I
believe this State is for Hayes. (Siguedl
Simonton.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 11.-Indiana coun-
ties are all in, showing Tildens majority
is 5 424.
New YORK. Nov. 11.-Up to l o clock
here there il complete dearth OF cleo
ton news and the manufacturers of dis
patches Seem to have gone entirely out
of the business. The Tribune makes the
announcement on it's bulletin board that
the dispatch purpotlng to come from
Senator Conner conceding Florida to the
Democrats proves to be bogus.
LAKE CRY. Fla, Nov. l0-Corrected
returns from 81 counties with eight to
hear from. estimates based on the elec-
ton OF 1874, gives the Democrats a ma
jority in the State of ITO. Later re.
turns just in from Walton county gives
the Democrats a majority of 600, Demo.
cratic gain OF 100. The Chairman of the
Republican State Committee claims the
State has gone Republican, but gives no
| figures.
NEw York. Nov. l1.-There was less
excitement in the streets this morning
| concerning the Presidential election.
There was as usual, crowds around the
| different bulletin boards, but they were
less eager, noisy and demonstrative than
on previous days, the Democrats and
Republicans apparently having both
made up their minds not to hollo until
they were quite certain they are out of
the woods. The old rooms OF the Re.
| publican National Committee at Fifth
avenue hotel were abandoned last night
AZ the lease of them had expired. The
Committee are occupying another room
in the same building Mr.. CLANCY,
Clerk of the COMMITTEE, said no new
dispatches had been received.
| The Post says a conference OF promi-
nent Republicans at Fifth Avenue Hotel
last evening, held to discuss the advisa-
| bility OF uniting with the Democrats in
| requesting eminent citizens of Louisiana
was dissolved without result, on account
of the report OF news of the Presidents
proclamation in view OF the proposed
measure, was declared unne cessary. At
the Democratic headquarters in the Ev-
erett House affairs are quiet though
| ripple of excitement was occasioned by
the report of the Conover dispatch.
Several visitors spoke favorabIy of
President Grants proclamation, saying
they saw nothing wrong in it il he meant
what he said. The report that VIM.
Evarts has started for the South was de-
MED. Dispatches had been received il
was said confirming former reports fa-
vorable to the Democrats.
W. b. Roberts, assistant editor of the
New Orleans Times. telegraphed here
under date of November 10th that 81
parishes give the Democrats a majority
OF 8 425. Some Democratic parishes
are yet to hear from.
The Latest.
New York. Nov. 11.-Secretary Nor
rill telegraphs to the Rothchilds that
Hayes has been eleoted. He bases
his opinion on private dispatches re-
ceived from reliable men in Florida and
Louisiana.
PACIFIC COAST.