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New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
TIE BRITISH LABOR CONFLICT.

Tie Courier, referring to the dispute between
the Blackburn cotton operatives aud the masters,
gardng the decision Of the former to be longer bound
By the arrangement hitherto regulating their wages, and
tine notices posted by the latter stating that they hold
themselves at liberty 10 close the spinning department OF
their mills without warning says; " he dispute Affects
the whole OF North and NORTHEAST Lancashire. II some
tEing done to Gllay the dsconcut, 10 s believed
that a great majority Of the mills will be closed"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
INDIANA.

THE VERY LATEST-HARRlSON ELECTED
A POSSIBLE MAJORITY OF 1000.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 11-1:15 a. m.-Returns look
better and better Twonty-nine towns give net
Republican gain of 446 on the vote of 1872. Many
of these towns giving handsome Republican gains
ore in sections where it was expected Republicans
would lose if anywhere. If the drift continues to
be in the direction it has now assumed, Harrison's
majority will be in the neighborhood Of 1000.
i. V s.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
CANADIAN SHIPPING DISASTERS.

KINGSTON, Ont, Oct. 10.-The gale last night
was the OF the The schooner Mary Fos
dIifed the Cataroqu bridge. niuring both the
bridge and the vessel The schooner Augusta light,
from Kingston, ashore at Bath. Tue propeller In
dian cOded with the schooner Columbia at her wharf,
iIiuiiug tie latter
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
TIE VOTE BY COUNTIES.

CoLUMBUS, Oct. 11-12:25 a. m.-The re-
turns by counties given below, comparisons being
made with the vote for Governor in 1873, when Gov
Hayes NepJ received plurality Of 5,j4i over Gov
Ahen DEM His majority was 1851. These returns
show Republican majority Of 2, 1j2 ia $50 towns.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
THE sULTAN's PROCLAMATION.
THE CHARGES AGAINST SLADE.

LONDON, Iucsull, OCT II, 1870.
"Dr." Slade, the American spiritual medium,
who arraigned at the Bow Street Police Court on
Monday of last week. on charges Of yagrancy and con-
spiring to deiraud and whose case then adjourned
tor week, brought before the court to-day,
and his further adjourned until Oct. 20.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

CoIUMBCs, Oct. 1O-llIj p. m.-Rcturas re-
ceiycd at the Democratic Headquarters up 10 IL
o'clock indicate Democratic victory.
CDLUNHUs, oct Ill "a .m.-DcmOcIats ctim entire
State ticket by 5000 10000 the election OF
IA congressman.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
HOW IT LOOKS II THE OFFICE or GOV
HAYES HOME NEWSPAPER.
Inv TttreRtru To TUF TPfut'NI.l


COLUNBys, oct. Ill a. m.-IErcc hundred and
eighty-nnc precincts give net Republican gain of
100. Nothing from the large citics has been re-
cciycd at the Republican headquarters. The Demo
cratic headquarters is wild over large reported gains
in Hamilton and Cuyahoga. W" have nothing from
them. Columbus-Net Democratic gain 533.
COLUMBUS, oct. l0-ll:lj p. m.-TwO hundred
pre- ,incts give Gl9 net Republican gain. Barnes is
not scratched badly. JANIS VI. CoMLY.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
HARRISON PROBABLY ELECTED.
THE ELECTION VERY CLOSE-HABRIsON AHEAD OF
HIS TICKET neutrality-suspicious. DEFEATED
nv npnNNNE
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmUSE.I

MS TICKET EVERYNHLKE-hOLMAN DEFLAILD
By BROWNE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct 1O-1115 p. m.-Al that can
be said Of the scanty returns received up 10 this
hour is that they give the Republicans reasons for
believing that Harrison is elected. At the Demo
cratic headquarters the only answer TO ques-
tions is that the figures are contradictory.
1t is evident, however, that the election
is close one, and that the result will
probably not be known with certainty before to-
morrow noon. The indianapolis returns will not be
made up tonight 1t will take until daylight TO
make up the count Harrison runs ahead of his
ticket everywhere Holman is probably beaten by
Browne in the Vth Congressional District.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
DISPATCHES TO REPUBLICAN HEADQUAR
| IERS

DISPATCHES TO REPUBLICAN HEADQUAR
TIERS.
COLUMBUS, oct. 1O-12:35.
Cor. X. G. MCCORMCK: Two hundred and
thrty nine townships and wards give net Republican
gain Of Gis over last year. A. 4. NKoFr.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1880 "A. IN.
To the Hon H. CHANDLER:
Fifteen townships aud wards give a net Republican
gain the OF 1872 OF 2j1. think the safe
G. W. Freddy.
INDIASApOLls-l A. NJ
TO r.. c. MCCORMICK, Secretary, DC.
Owing great length of state aud county tickets
turns come in slowly. Only II precincts heard from,
showing gain 1872 OF 500 indicating Harrisons
clcctiun. GEORGE ". FEGtDLE1,
Chairman State Committee.
DISPATCHES TO THE TILDEN HEADQUARTERS
PORTSMOUTH. OhO-Midnght.
Tow T. PELToS: Portsmouth, aud 10 townships ont Of
II in scioa County give Democratic gain one hundred
and seventy The county will be closer State cket aud
Congress- j. W. NEWMAN.
Indiana has gone Democratic by 1000 majority. Dem
ocrats also claim Ohio By majority
Following also received:
Cincinnati and the county gives over 1000 for Bell.
Our adyices from State show his election.
81. Il. MCLEAN"
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 10 1876
W. T. PELroS: johnson, Howard. Floyd, La Porte,
Harrison and Greene counties heard from give increased
Democratic majorties. Dewey. La Porte County, first
definitely heard from, Williams, 5o Harrison, 81 Demo
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

MORE ASSURANCE OF HARRISON'S ELECTION
A REPUBLICAN GAIN OF FOUR OR FIVE CONGRESS
MEN CLAIMED.
ISpIANAPOIs, Oct. 11-12:3O a. m.-Ihe Demo
Gratis at their committee room are as solemn as Owls
Gov. Hendricks, in response to inquiries for ns
opinion, says the returns are very complicated
Chairman Manson does not give up the State, but is
obviously much discouraged.
The Republicans are now more confident than at
any time 10 night and feel that they out of the
woods as far as Harrison is concerned, but are doubt
full about the rest of the ticket Chairman Friedey
saws there is a gain of four five Republican
COngreSsmen. h " b
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
REPUBLICANS ELECT II CoNGREssMEN AND TIL
DEMOCRATS s.

COLUMBUS Oct. 11.-Returns from no town
ships aud wards including five wards Of Cleveland anu
all Of Columbus and Dayton show Barness gains
TO be 9.9l5, Bells gains s,255 net he-
publican gain of 1860. Nothing official from I'm
cnnati. The Democrats have probably elccten tner
Congressman in the Ist IId IVth, Vth, With, Ath'
XIIIth and XVIII Districts The Republicans have
probably carried the lid, With, VTIth IXth Xth Alth'
XVIII, XvIth XvIIth, XvIIth XIXth, and XXth, or IL
districts out of the 20.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
THE OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN ESTIMATE,

TIL u n II T 'F7II71117111 17-17
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10-11:3O p. m.-Returns Tc-
ceived up to this hour show handsome Republican
gains on the vote Of 1872. think we have carried
the state. G. w. FRIEDLY,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN COLUMBUS.
IUY TELEGRAPH TO TuE TFtrt.NEl

COLUMBUS, oct. 100 p. m.-Thcrc IL q large vote
here The Democrats have made heavy gains in
this city but news from different sections of the
State is favorable TO the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
COMMODORE VANDERBILT IMPROVING.

Commodore Nanderbit's condition still con-
tnucs to improve. He has been almost entirely free
from pain for lay or two, although hIs physicians
cannot tel when the attacks may return. His family
Calei upon Lin AS usual yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

on 10 hreT rc-IsIr.UOn HEY, HtII, p IH'IV NO
oc a5l ramos recorded which makes the known number
non, to b. G!g.JO3.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
THE REGISTRATION.

LARGE NUMBER REGIsTERED-A SUPERVISOR AR
RESTED FOR LARCENY.
The following table shows the number of
citizens registered in each Assembly district IN this city
Yesterday ana also the number registered the first
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
A nEM0CRATIC YICTORY CLAIMED.

ELECTION or THE STATE TICKET FIGURED OUT
THE DEFEAT or CONGRESSMAN FOSTER AND
SUCCESS IN HAMILTON AND CUYAHOGA coUN-
TIES ASSERTED.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE T1IBUSEl
COLUMBUS. oct. lO.-The returns Of the Ohio
election come in slowly, but indicate the election OF
Bell and the success of the entire Democratic ticket
The basis for this opinion is, in great ncaSur'
founded on the news Of the result in Hamilton and
Cuvahoga Counties both Of which, IL IS claimed
have gone Democratic. The gains throughout the
State, except in these two counties, and perhaps
Franklin, where the Democrats have swept every
thing seem pretty even, one side gaining nearly as
much as the other. But with Hamilton and Cnya-
hoga Democratic, the entire Republican majority of
last wear is more than exhausted Banning election
in the lid Congressional District over Stanley Mat
thews is an unexpected victory. and being 50 large
AS it is u 900, renders the success Of the Demo
cratic ticket in Hamilton County certain. Congress
man Payne Dem., it is almost equally certain, has
carried the Cleveland District (XNtl, and John H..
Hudson Dcm.) has defeated Charles Foster in the
Sandnsky District Xth). The Democracy here are
very enthusiastic tonight and confident that their
victory Is assured.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
A REPUBLICAN VICTORY CLAIMED. J
A MAJORITY ESTIMATED FROM 1000 10 lO,OOO
lGESERAL PRESS DIsPAICH.I


lGESEKAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
CoLUMBUs. Ohio Oct 1O.-Rcturns received up 10
10 o'clock tonight from G21 townships and warls
show gains for Barnes Rep over the vote for Gov
ernor last year Of 1910, and of Bell DEM Gs9G,
being net Republican gain of l,Ol4. This includes
two wards of the City of Cleveland and
three precincts of Hamilton County. If the
rest of the state shows the same relative gain
the Republican majority in the state will reach
nearly 10000 If, however, Cuyahoga County
shoald give Democratic gain Of 1000 -
claimed. and Hamilton County should also give
further Democratic gains this majority viii
be cut down to about what it was last
wear. The county generally shows Republican
gains while the Cities of Cincinnati, Cleveland, and
Columbus show Democratic gains. 1t should be
borne in mind that the comparison is made with the
vote of last year. when the Republican majority was
$500. This is what the Republican Committee
claims while the Democratic Committee claims
the State by a still larger majority. The
returns received. however, show the result
so far to be as given above. Each candidate
for Secretary of State runs ahead III his respective
county. In some counties Barnes was scratched on
account Of his temperance principles Little can be
said of members Of Congress, save the probable de-
feat of Banning in the Id District by Matthews,
and HuId in the Toledo District by eX-Gov Cox.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
OPINIONS IN THE MORTON CAMP.
DISPATCHES FROM POSTMASTER HOLLOWAY.
Inn rELrGR Apu 10 TIE IRIBuNE.lI

DIcTAINFII4o FItVNI IV0I'''7I'3I' I'V7'3I7 "
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEll
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1910 p m.-Ne have lew
townships unofficial, which indicate that the vote
will be uncomfortably close. Harrison leads the
ticket, and is doubtless elected We will hardly be
able 10 determine definitely, however. tonight.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10-11:45 p. m.-Republcans
confidently claim the election of Harrison as Gov
enor The result, however will not be definitely
known before tomorrow afternoon. The vote OF
this county will not be known before that time.
W. r.. HOLLOWAY.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 1O-10:15 p. m.-Senator
Morton says the few returns received indicate that
Republicans have gained in the southern part Of the
State and the Democrats in the northern, and that
the result Is uncertain.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

WHAT THE PARTY NEWSPAPERS CLAIN.
CIvcINSArI, Oct. 10.-Ihe Enquirer claims
Hamilton County by 1000 majority. me Commeeiof
comedies the county 70 the Democrats, but claims Re
publican majority in the State The gazette shows net
Republican gain Of SOP from $50 voting places.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

4 DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN IN THE FOUETH
DISTRICT
DAYTON. oct 1O.-My election is conceded by
about 5000. j. 4. MCMAHON.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

Total .i-u. 93."GJ ..n-.. -,f'7 900
I.ep uuo.ts.. .l'2 --.. 600. .'.'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations TO the ALNJh

] III lbiiON iiiS i'iA'
Congress have been made /:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09
pLATFORMs.

The two great convention have ad-
journed and gone home. "Hurrah for
Hayes" 10 heard just a. "Hurrah for
Blaine" would have been had not bis
friends made that fatal mistake ON the
fourth ballot. The other side hurrahs
for Tildsn. just as heartily as IL would
have hurrahed for Hancock or Bayard
or anybody else. And now from far and
near comes discussion concerning the
platforms. their respective merits and
defects. This whole platform business
10 delusion and q snare. 1t IL worse
than useless being absurd and 10 q
certain measure hurtful. For tho Arst
seventy odd years Of the nations history
10 got along very we'll without plat
forms, hut now from Presidential con.
vsntion down TO . primary caucus. .
platform" must be erected. "How
use doth breed in habit ia man." 10
sxemplined In the unnecessary and I'M.
meaning custom of getting up political
platform for respective candidates to
stand upon. The precedent afforded
BY the past is not always q
safe criterion BY which to
judge Of present action. Everyone
10 this year Of our Lord knows what the
principles Of the Republican party are.
every one IL coenizant Of the Democratic
doctrine; il any there be who are ignor.
ant. reading the two platforms will not
enlighten them much. A platform
amounts to nothing. A lot OF doctrinsl
plsnks are lashed together with withes
Of vague and plant statement, and the
candidate requested to endorse ito Sc
ourits by bearing his weight upon IL. II
It breaks, 90 much the worse for the can
didate. and as for the platform they can
mako another just as good. Prominent
candidates are. or ought to be. platforms
In themselves; that is. they should en-
body in themselves their records and
past action. and all that is considered
necessary for victory. No value Is at
tached to q platform by the great masses
OF the people. and 40 binding influence
10 incumbent ON those who frame or in
dorss it. Considering Tilden % the en-.
bodiment Of the Democratic party, as no
ia their standard bearer in the coming
conflict. then the shibboleth Of that par.
y 10 reform. With Hayes - an in.
dividual. or as the exponent of great pc.
litical organization, the party cry may be
trust us in the future as in the past. and
the country's destinies are safe. T" Tho
Constitution of the United. States IL
the best platform. for on it both candi.
dates can stand and borrow respectable.
i,y from 1t. instead Of lending 1t to more
modern constructions. Platforms are
like other antique humbues. tolerated on
account Of age. and should be ignored
and abolished.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

TEE NEW SILVER BILL.-The new sill.
yer bill introduced by senator Christi
sncy as Q substitute for the Finance
Committees silver bill. now pending in
the Senate. contains the following as its
main features: Silver coins of 25 cents
and SO cents to be made legal tenders to
the amount Of $40. and smaller silver
coins for the amount OF IS. A new sill
Yer dollar Of double the value of the half
dollar Is to be coined and made legal
tender for amounts not exceeding So
Silver bullion. In bars, stamped by the
mints with their tare, weight and fine
ness. and also existing trade dollars, are
to be made legal tenders for the pay
OF all debts, according to their market
value as compared with the present gold
standard. The market value OF silver ia
to be determined and publicly announced
from two to three days before the first OF
each month by . board, consisting OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury, the Directors
Of the Minis and the United States
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

The Provinces OF Servia, Montenegro
and Herzegovina lodged formal decla.
ration of war against Turkey at Vienna
on the 1st inst. This 10 the elimination
Of the Turco-Servian imbroglio that has
been agitating Europe for several
months. The Prince Milan has already
entered Turkish territory and reprisals
for the Turks barbarity to Christians
may be expected. The two Provinces Of
Roumsnia and Bosnia remain neutral.
The outside nations seem DESTROYS to re-
main as simple spectators OF the noun
tain struggle. The English. German
and Austrian ambassadors declare that
their respective Governments have re-
solved not to interfere. The Greek Gov.
eminent has. 10 accordance with the
same policy. ordered the arrest of any
emisssries endeavoring to foment insur-
rection or enlist recruits. The present
state Of affairs in Southeastern Europe
present two phases. The one as the
effect Of cause; the atrocities Of the
Turks having driven tho Christian Prov.
inoes to instruction. The other as the
probable cause of Q future effect, and
thus forms the most important question
Of the war. will Great Britain be forced
into war against Russia to prevent the
lstter's entertainments or osn the pres.
emit neutrality be observed throug hout
the struggle. 1t is hardly probable that
the latter can be done. The policy Of the
present British Ministry seems TO be
based on an antagonistic feeling to Rus.
STA rather than upon the question Of
right or wrong in relation to the causes
OF the present quarrel.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

A Washington dispatch says the House
Private Land Claims Committee have
voted to recommend the passage OF bill
appropriating $50. 900 for the relief Of
General John Suffer, in consideration OF
his services to early California immi.
grants, his losses OF personal property
for want Of legal protection. and his
equities in the Sobrante grant, confirmed
by lower tribunal, but denied by the
United States Supreme Court-this sum
to be in full satisfaction for his claims of
lien lands and all other claims, for losses
or services.
The Senate has concurred in SarRent's
amendments to the Omnibus Appropri-
alton bill. increasing them for San Fran.
cisco Appraisers stores to $4,000 as
urged by Piper in the House. and pro.
viding $500, 600 for the Mare Island dry
Dock The Senate also agreed TO amend
ments in appropriating $40. 900 for sur.
veying public lands In Calf ornia. $780,
900 for Oregon. $780, for Nevada.
$40. 900 for Washington, and $4,000
for Arizona; also, $4,000 for incidental
expenses for the Office of Surveyor Gen.
eral Of California, and from $500 to
$4,000 for each of the other Pacific States
and Territories.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

The House Committee on Territories
have decided to delay reporting their
bill for the regulation of Territorial
elections until the next session. The
reason is privately understood to be q
fear that its anti-female suffrage pro-
vision might injurs the party of the
majority in the fall campaign.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

Treasurer. The bill authorizes
the minis to issue quarters. payable in
the mint's silver bars, and provides that
silver coin shall be exchaDgeable for
United States notes at their nominal
value; which shall thereupon be perma-
nently retired and made part Of the sink
ing fund. It is also provided that the
Treasury maintain silver bullion at its
market value for silver dollars, United
States notes or gold coin. :or may be pur.
chased by means Of the present bullion
fund.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

Miss Joak. of New York. recently eloped
with young man. Her enraged father
says il he can lay his hands on that
young man be will teach him tb take a
Joak.-Ex. II her paternal parent fol-
lowed the profession Of q newspaper
paragrapbist, be would soon become &C.
customed to having his best Joaks stolen.
# Norristown Herald.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

Gail Hamilton suggests that 1t would
have been better if the Cincinnati me.
nagerie had nominated the Governor Of
New Hampshire, instead of Wheeler, be.
cause the ticket wonld have then been
Hayes and Straw. Only woman
could have said such thing as that
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09
Married.

At Panacs. New, July 8. 1873. by Judge Henry
Rives. David Hartman and Miss Kate Modi.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

II is reported that Governor Hendricks
will use ell the influence at his command
to induce the House to pass bill re.
pealing the Resumption Act. 1t would
be good work. II was an unWiss and
impolitio measure and productive OF no
good results. The time for the rssump.
ton Of specie can no more be fixed by
legislation than the time for the sun set
ting or the moons changes. It is some.
thing that special legislation can not af.
feet.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

The fund for the bust OF Thomas
Paine. to be placed In Independence
Hall, Philadelphia, amounts to 695.9S.
The sum needed ia 81, 200.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

Five hundred Mormon recruits. mostly
6wsdss and Norweeians. left Liverpool
ON ths 2oth nit. On route for Utah.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

From various parts Of the Coast come
reports OF offers Of volunteers to the
Government to clean out the Sioux.
The savages deserve al they will get.
though the original burden of the blame
rests on the Government. which has re-.
pudated it's treaty obligations. yet as the
matter now stands Sheridsn's policy
seems to be the only one. One hundred
men from this Coast would do more exc.
cution than i've hundred regular troops.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

The few exchanges to hand arc full OF
Centennial doings 10 the various towns
of the State. Everything went of in
Ans style, with the exception Of the sad
accident in Carson. noticed before.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

Professor Baldwin, 10 . recent per-
Torrance ct San Francisco. exhibited
and Initiated the tricks Of the spiritual
lists 90 efFectually that . portion of the
. audience declared it Was the genuine
spirit manifestation.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

The New York Herald thinks II 'is
reliefto feel that the Presidential contest
is q mere trial Of party strength and riv-
airy Of personal ambition. and that
whether Hayes 10 elected or Tilden Ia
elected the country is equally sure that
the Government will be administered on
honest principles. No great public in
terest will be endangered by the success
of either candidate. We may, therefore.
dismiss anxiety and apprehension, and
look upon this interesting canvass as
harmless struggle between two equally
patriotic parties for public favor and APP
proval. We shall have an honest Presi.
dent. o safe administration and steady
progress toward specie payments and
business prosperity, whether Governor
Hayes or Governor Tilden carries of the
honors Of the CANVASS" And that is
about how the matter stands.
A prominent feature Of the procession
at Virginia City on the 4th was print
ing press, from which was struck off q
Centennial edition Of the Gold Hill
News.
-~s-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-09

The Supreme Court Of Nevada stands
adjourned till September LIST.