Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-08
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NJ WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

RALEIGH, N c.. Nov. THE Demo.
cratic procession was attacked by negroes
last night. The police interiered and
were also assniled, and two policemen
were badly injured. Several whites were
hurt before order was restored.
New YORK, Nov Ia A. Mt is now
raining fnriously, with prospect of con-
tinung all day tomorrow. The Repub.
licans are scarcely so easy tonight, as
their vote is mainly in the rural districts,
where long journeys to the polls are Of
ten necessary. The rain is generally
supposed to have lost the Republicans
about 10, GOO in the State. The rain also
extends Over New jersey, Pennsylvania,
Connecticut and New Han psbire.
The Times Columbia dispatch says:
There has been great excitement
throughout South Carolina during the
day and night, but no disturbances have
been reported. The United States
troops are scattered all over the State in
small squads. and it is now believed that
their presence will insure a quiet'election.
At the request OF the Democratic Com
mittees Ruger sent two companies to
Charleston to. day. The officers have in
every instance been instructed to do
their duty. and give protection to all
citizens without regard to party or color,
New YORK. Nov rs. A. M.-The
rain still continues. The journals OF
both parties are confident.
President Grant, in an interview rela-
tive to the presence of troops in some
Southern States. says it must he remem.
hered that under their instructions the
troops can not interfere with any Of the
rights of citizens, that they are simply TO
be called on 10 protect all alike, without
regard TO party or political action. Those
who are quite and law. abiding citizens
have nothing to fear from either officers
or men, for either are well.known TO be
practically indifferent to the course
which political affairs may take, and BY
reason OF their profession are naturally
disinteresteh. OF the need Tor the troops
IN South Carolina, the President said
that murder has been frequently com.
mltted, and the further scarifics of lie
was Imminent, which the Governor and
State were powerless to prevent. The
request for troops was properly preferred
aud could not. il would, have dared to
ignore it.
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been threatening up to this hour g D.
N, }. but reports from all parts of the city
indicate that the polls are crowded in
every precinct and the election is pro-
ceeding quietly, though earnestly. It is
said at the Republican headquarters
that the Republicans will. without doubt,
elect Adrich and Davis from the First
and Second Congressional Districts, and
Brentano in the Third. though many
Germans are scratching his name. The
Democrats claim that all three OF their
nominees-Hoxie, Harrison and Lemyne
will be elected. A dispatch froh Eiein
says the Democrats are polling their full
strength for Farnsworth. aud that Hurl.
but, the boiling Repub lean, 10 receiving
a very small vote, and Latborp is appar-
emily ahead of both. He seems certain
Of the election to Congress from the
Fourth District.
A Des Mones dispatch says the Re.
publicans are confident of carrying Iowa
by an old fashioned majority OF about
10000.
A prominent Republican says he has
advlces from many important districts
in Illinois tending to show that the Ger.
mans are voting for Tllden and Hend.
ricks but giving their vote for the Re.
publican State ticket.
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE Commits.
sioner OF the General Land Office o.day
issued q patent for the rancho Jamnl,
embracing two sqrare Leagues in San
Diego county; Henry b. Burton. Maria
Burton and nellie Burton, copfrmees.
Also patent for the rancho Padro
Blanco, comprising 48,8O5 acres in San
Luis Obispo county; Jose De Jesus Pico.
confirmee.
CHICAGO. Nov. IA committee OF IL
itiz-ns yesterday presented petition OF
5000 business men in Chicago asking
Judge McAllister to resign on account OF
his conduct in the recent Sullivan-San.
ford murder trial. After the chairman
made his address and presenting it the
Judge remarked: "Leave it with the
Clerk; it is matter to go on file. !
have nothing to say" and dismissed the
matter. 1t is not expected here that he
will comply with the request.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. THE city vote
polled up to noon is light. Democrats
leading three to one. State not heard
from.
New YoRx, Nov. 7.--Business is al.
most entirely suspended. only the small.
er retail shops being open. All the banks
and the several Exchanges are closed, Of
well as the Offices OF the National, State
and City and Government. The liquor
saloons in the vicinity OF the polling
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