Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-10
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sPko,kL ro THE PIoCHE DAILY BEooRp
aY WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

RALEIGH n. c., Nov. 0.-This State
goes Democratic by from 5000 to Is, 600
majority.
New York. Nov. 5.-The Commercial
says tina; Senator Frelinghuysen has re-
ceived dispatch stating that the Re-
publicans have carried North Carolina.
The excitement here grows hotter and
hotter, and crowds of excited men fill
the streets shouting and cheering.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The Repuoli-
cans are still sending dispatches that
HAYES election is sure.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 5.-The latest
returns indicates that the Democrats
have carried the State by 1000.
NEw YORK, Nov. %. P. M,-The
Herald's bulletins the report that the
Democrats have lost North Carolina.
The Tribune accepts Governor Stearns
dispatch as conclusive.
The above Charleston dispatch comes
| from the editor of the Charleston News.
Congressman Parrman, of Florida,
telegraphs to-day that the State is sure
for Hayes. The Democrats are appar-
| eutly disheartened.
Governor Stesrns, OF Florida, tele-
graphs that the Republicans will carry
the State.
PORTLAND. Nov. 9.-Ths Democrats
concede the State TO the Republicans.
New York, Nov. 8. - The Tribune
this morning, says: We feel warranted
in saying that Tilden is not sure of more
than 1874 votes-is in fact little in
doubt about ten of those from North
Carolina, that Hayes is sure of lol with
out Florida. and in spite of telegraph
deniais, the probabilities point to his
having carried this State.
Morrisey's claim OF 1888 for Tilden in.
cludes both North Carolina and Florida
There is more reason at this hour to ex-
poet that the Republicans have carried
North Carolina, than there IL to doubt
that they have Florida. In '72 it TOOK
four or five days to count North Caro-
lima.
CHARLESTON, Nov. S.-A serious rio
broke out here about dusk this evening
Broad street, from the Courthouse tt
the Postotfice, was crowded with black
and whites, all excited and the black
much angered at the returns, which wer
unfavorable to the Republicans. An al
tercation between a Democrat and a Re
publican was followed by general out
break of the blacks, who re in large
numbers than the whites. They opene,
q general fret upon the whites and too
possession of the street for a time. Th
: whites soon rallied and sharp firing OF
cured and intense excitement reiRne
l throughout the city for some two hour
The two companies OF United State
q troops in this city went on the doubl
quick to the scene and dispersed tt
. crowd and now have charge OF tt
z streets. The casualties are one neRl
II mortaliy wounded and others seriousl,
o and One white, a son OF Geo. Walker,
1t prominent cotton merchant. was kille
It and about dozen whites wounded.
d SPRINGFIELD. Ills, Nov. S.-A mo
dastardly attempt WAS made list mig
to steal the bones of President Linco
from the cemetery vault here. The pl
q WAS suspected some time since al
n Elmer Washburne. United States Dete
If tive Tyrrell and ASSISTANTS, watched Il
k vault last night. The scoundrels bro
u in the outer and inner doors OF the vau
opened the several cases of the sarcop
4. agus. and were about making off wi
Il the remains when the detectives sprs
J. out. The accidental discharge of pi
n toll alarmed the robbers and they he
s. escaping in the darkness. A slight cl,
lie to their Identity remains and their ca
ture is probable.