Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-12


Milton Sayler, Democratic candidate tor
Congress from the FIRST District, 1909;
and NJ. F. Force. Republican candidate,
ID, 500; aud III. B. Earning, Democratic
candidate for Congress from the Second
District, l4,l33; and Stanley Mathews,
Republican candidate, 4.l3s The Re-
publicans elect the sheriff. County Clerk,
Recorder and Commissioner, and the
Democrats elect the balance OF the ticket.
The Gazette charges tina. the vote of
this county,, 1896 against IS 597 in
1879, is an evidence of fraud.
The Commercial says that the most
important single influence has been that
of the Israelltes, who nave almost
unanimously voted the Democratic ticket
and may BE- credited with the result in
the Second District. Ii is understood
that the Republican Israelites have gem
orally succumbed to the argument that
Cincinnati has put her capital in the
Southern railroad AND must look for
Southern trade
The Enquirer says: Ohio is 40 close
that nothing definite can be given this
morning. Ii the Republicans have car
| rled that Stata their majority is not
likely to reach beyond that of last year.
The Gazette estpates the Republican
majority in Ohio - FROM 5000 to 5000.
No returns have vet been received
from West Virginia. [! is claimed by
the Democrats that it has given 5000
Democratic majority.
COLUMBUS. o., Oct. ll.-Further re-
turns from the country show continued
Republican gains, which still keep
! Oh ,F ~
made by Bell in the large cities. 1t now
| appears that ii the same ratio is kept up
IN the remaining half of the country the
Republican gains will more than Offset
the loss i'll Cuyahoga county and make
the Republican majority in the State
about 900. John G.. Thompson, Chair
man of the Democratic State Committee,
comedies the State to the Republicans.
The election Of Matthews over Banning
in the Secoud District leaves the esti-
mate of the result in the Congressional
Districts the same as given last night !;
namely. Republicans Il, Democrats s.
gam of five congressman for the Re-
| publlcans. The summarized returns
from Hamilton county show that Boyn-
ton, Repu biican candidate for Supreme
Judge, run ahead of Barnes nearly 900
and carries the county by lG3. BoyntOn
also runs ahead of Barnes in Cuyahoea
countrywide on Secretary of State 227
on Supreme Judge 629. Milton county
gives Bell, Democrat, for Secretary of
State 72S majority; Boynton, Republic
can candidate tor Judge of the Supreme
Court. lG majority. Cnyahoga County
gives Barnes about 3,4O0 majority, Dem
ocrats gain . 500. Footings of all the
precincts heard from, comprising one
half of the State, including the larger
cities, gives Barnes. Republican, about
$500 majority. The remainder of the
State will increase it to 5000. Boynton
for Judge of the Supreme Court, vii
have nearly 10, 600 majority in the State
Indications are that the Republicans car
red the following Congressional Dis
tricts: %, 81, 9th Sth, 9Th, 10th, 18th
= 10th, 18th, 18th, 10Th and 20th-a gain o
five districts.
indianapolis, Oct. 1l.-Union county
complete gives Republican majority o
236; Republicans gain 40 One hun
dred and thirty-four precincts hearC
from give net Republican gain OF 1890
corresponding gains in the State wouIt
give Harrison gain of II 500 as CORE
spending with the vote of '72.
New YORK. Oct. 1.-The steamship
Anchovia and Frisia arrived from
London.
The Tribune says warrant of the tax
receiver against the property OF the Pa
ciic Mail Steamship Company was place
yesterday IN the hands of Marshal Have
of the tax office. Hayes said he shout
retain the warrant for service upon tn
tirst piece of the company's property b
could find, but he believed it had moth
ing but incoming ships on which b
could levy. No stay of proceedings ha
t thus far be obtained, and it is elaine
Z none could be obtained To nreyent IN