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

the remaining counties, will, it is al
legei Dem )crttS gam 1000.
In the FIRST District. Davidson. Demo-
crst, is elected by small majority.
Finley, Democrat, is elected from the
Second District by about 1900 majority.
The Democrats claim the Legislature IN
both branches. as well as the State cleo
toral ticket.
CHICAGO Nov. .. - The Tribuns's
Washington special saws: Pennsylvania
gets more and more Republican as the
returns come in. There is a gain OF at
least seven and probably nine Congress
men for the republicans.
The later. Oc-an has special from
Eli Perkins, of New York, saying that he
saw TIlieu, who virtually comedies his
defeat, and charges fraud in Florida and
Louisiana of course. Hewitt and Au-
gustus Schei admitted defeat this after
noon.
Algernon Sullivan says that he is SAN
guiue that the dispatches from the rebel
telegraph operators in Florida and South
Carolina led the Northern Dem ocrats
astray.
Hayes pools are way up; T.lden's are
down.
New York, Nov. 10 The Times
second edition has the following spec
ials. Tallahassee, Fla. Nov. 10.-Five OF
the most populous counties give q r.
publican msjnrity of $1,000 large gain
which is impossible for the Democratic
| counties TO overcome. Many close
counties show small Republican gains.
fnr t.fn I'D ..l
ticket is. even, excerpt Duval county.
where the electoral tickets lead little
over one huUdrei: The State is certain
iy for Hayes aud Stearns. Parrmsu,
Republican, id elected to Congress from
the First District. Returns from %
counties give the republicans 4. 500 ma
jority. with 10 counties yet to hear from.
Signed) NJ. Martin. Chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The Tribune's New
Orleans special, 1880 p. M. says a
prominent planter, OF Concordia Parish.
gives information that "a negroes were
killed near Natchez, Mississippi, cleo
ton night. He states the atrocity was
committed utterly without provocation.
The jackson, Miss, Clarion recently adj
vlsed that the enthusiasm of the young
men must not be restrained. The tele-
graph wires were cut previous to the
| massacre.
gentleman Just from st. Martins
Vile says leading colored man was
murdered Sunday evening at Breair1
bridge for expressing Republican senti-
ments. An official dispatch to United
States Marshall Plcken from Madison
Parish that one of the States Republi.
can strongholds, accessible by telegraph,
and where the vote has been counted
and Republican majority obtained in
the State, since the count the Demo
Gratis seized several ballot boxes which
with their contents were destroyed
This plan will probably be played IL
REPUBLICAN strongholds all over thu
: State. Dewitt of New York. and Wat
terson of the Courier Journal, are on tn,
, way down here. Phil. Sheridan i
needed.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov 9.-Ths negroe
; tonight are very disorderly. Lsrg
crowds gathered in the northern sub
; urbs of the city and marched down Broa,
street with clubs, ETC., throwing stones
and breaking number of store window.
along the route. A detachment of pc
5 lice charged the rioters and dispersed
I them. Previous to this the mob went t.
the residence or J. w. Duugse, q coore,
preacher, who made himself prominen
: AZ a Democratic canvasser, stoned hi
house, breaking windows, etc. Subse
quently party OF whites went to ne
! gro hote! on Broad street and served
, in the same manner All quiet now.
Boston, Nov. 10.-Jules Brier hanRe
! himself last night under the delusio
d, that Tilden was elected.
l New YORK, Nov. l0.-The Tribun
says the following is the substance OF th
i latest news and comment furnished q
4 headquarters of the National Committee
= Information from Louisiana and Florid
shows that the White League and Kr
klux are making raids on the ballot-boxe
and canvassers; this course proves thu
8 they have lost these States. GovernC
!, Kellogg and Governor Stearns are il
:, formed that leading friends of Mr.. T.,
:, den 's are on their way to Louisiana An
Florida and that they invite prominer
men OF national reputation Of both pa
9 ties to be- present; they ask that til
9 situation and facts be thoroughly know
!, They say I'VE know we are right an
=, will stand or fail by the record
J" Tbe following ambiguous dispatch
received from the W. U Telegraph Con
to pany: Lake City, Fla, Nov. 9. mi,
at night. The Jacksonville Press will issu
m leader Tomorrow giving Florida
Democratic majority of 1888. prepare
by experienced men and based on rsli
y, bic returns and carefully computed est
Is mates"
~ The Herald has this bulleiined "Fu
returns FROM twenty.three counties gi
!, FIorid. to Hayes by nearly 5000 IN
'" jority."
IN A dispatch to the Evening Post fro