Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-08


needed to kes p up the fire of patriotism
Throughout the forenoon the RAIN was
heavy and almost uncessing. but soon
after midday the rain stopped. and
cloudy and overcast, with no rain, ara
the characteristics. The bad weather
seemed no barrier. for citizens in long
lines were gathered at the various poll
ing stations at an early hour, remaining
until they saw their ballots deposited,
when they gave place to others constant
ly arriving. There has been no disturb
ances thus far reported. The same con-
ditions apply to Brooklyn. which has
registration of nearly 100, 600 voters.
In the interior and the northern part
OF the State. the weather is clear. No
trouble is reported from any quarter out
of town.
WASHINGTON, Nov. There 10 very
little business transacted in the Depart
ments to-day. nearly all the chief Of
ficials and many of the clerks b.ilg alb.
sent in their respective States voting.
Deep interest is manifested throughout
the city concerning the Presidential
election, and crowds are already gather
ing around the telegraph and newspaper
offcts.
Boston, Nov. 7. - The unpleasant
weather does not interfere with the large
vote being cast. Business is at a stand.
still. A large vote is being polled in
Buffers district, and the Indications
are that he will be elected over both
competitors. though Judge Hoar is re.
ceiving some unexpected support.
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most entirely suspended. A very large
vote is being polled, and the indications
are of quite an increase over the 90.
tobtr vote. Everything is quite 30 far az
heard from.
PROVIDENCE. R. l., THE election is
progressing briskly, considering the
heavy rain, which Ia, however. so much
needed that 1t adds an element of cheer.
fulness.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. The cleo.
ton in this city is quiet. The vote polled
in the central wards was much larger
than that of previous years. At the
same time the following was the las,
count before noon: Ward 4, Hayes, 1923;
Tilden, 200; Ward 5, HAYES. 3l6; Tllden,
l49; Ward 6, HAYES. 295; Tilden, 1856;
warn ., I1hNoo. luV, liucu, Jf.
AUBURN. N. Y, Nov. THE vote 50
far show Republican gains. The weather
is very pleasant and a heavy vote will be-
polled.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IA heavy vote
has been polled mp to this hour and it,
dications are the days vote will be far
larger than the usual vote. Up to noon
the Republican leaders estimate that
Philadelphia county will give a majority
Of Is, 900 for the Republicans.
NEw YORK, Nov. IA special order
was sent out by the Board Of Police to
all captains Of precincts this forenoon az
follows: Notify the Inspectors Of
Election that they will not unnecessarily
delay the VOTE" but the United States
MarshaIs continue to challenge the un-
authorized voters. q list of whose names
they have, and make arrests when ne
cessary. About two O'Clock it was dis
covered the Republicans were distribut.
ing to Democrats an electoral ticket head.
ed by the names of Tilden and Hendricks
with all the Republican electoral ticket
underneath, which created intense ex-
cltement among the Democrats. A large
number of these tickets were torn up by
Democratic agents. but it is thought
there are some thousands Of them in the
boxes. The greenback party put up
boxes. but nearly all of them were
abandoned early in the day.
New YORK. Nov. Later returns
render it probable Tllden has carried
New York as we'll as Come cticut.
CHICAGO, Nov. Returns from
twenty towns gives Hayes A. 339 aud Til.
den 3,484. Partial returns from seven.
teen counties in Iowa show Republican
gain OF 662.
CoLUMBus, Ohio. Nov. Two hun.
dred and seventeen towns show Repub-
lican gain Of 3,015 and Democratic gain
Of 3.012.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 7.-Chances
favor the Republicans now.
Iowa is Republican by As, 900 majority
and elect all the Congressman.
South Carolina is claimed by the
Democrats by large majority.
HANNIBAL. Mo-. Nov. Tt is esti
ma,en that the Democratic majority in
Macon county is from 5000 to 1000.
INDIANAPoL1s, Nov. Tone hundred
and hundred precincts in So counties
shows Democratic gain of 667 over o.
tober.