Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-13
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-It is stated
here, on the authority OF certain Com
missioners. that California has been for
tunate in the matter of awards on wines.
New YORK, Sept. 12.-Two cases of
yellow fever have been reported to the
Board of Health Of this city. The first
was John Evans, wealthy business
man OF Savannah, who died ut fashion
able hotel on Broadway; the other was
q sailor found sick at a sailors boarding
house, 81 Market street. Prominent
physicians say there is no cause for
alarm; the season is too far advanced.
BosToN, Sept. l2,- Forty-one towns in
the Third District give Lindsay 1908
majority; in the Fourth District Powers
majority is probably l,500; Hall, in the
Fifth District. about 3, 900, and for Frye
probably 5000.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-It is known
here by the official correspondent of
Governor Tilden that the latter has care
fully prepared statement for publca-
ton on the subject of his income tax re-
turns. His statement will be so strong
aud clear that it will forever dispose OF
the charge made against him. Some
Democratic advisers here think this
charge is being made only to divert at
tention from the prosecution of the Gov
ernment's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and should
have never been noticed, and that the
Democrats should never have relaxed a
strictly offensive campaign and not to be
placed on the defensive. Tilden's delay
10 explained upon this ground and his
avf in,
in important matters. He never moves
until he has massed all of his facts so as
to make his action, when made, final.
His statement will be forwarded to Con.
gresham Hewitt. at New York, for pub.
LEGATION within the next two or three
days. It will be published in connection
with statement from the Internal
Revenue Bureau, furnished recently to
| Hewitt. -
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept 12-Two hundred
and forty-eight towns in Maine give
Conner 6.9l8 aud Talbot 40. 800. The
same towns last year gave Conner 49,.
1874 Roberts 39,478. The Republican
net gain in these towns is 9,292. Re
turns from 20 towns in Somerset count,
give Republican majority of 500 TO
Connor. The whole county ticket i
elected and five of the eight State Rep
resentatiyes.
All but three towns in Androscopoip,
county gives Conner 4,251, Talbot 8. i30
Gage--soft money-284. Last wear tn
same towns gave 3.1O3 Republican an,
2.470 Democratic. The remaining town
last year gave Conner $50 and Robert
205 votes. All the Republican Repre-
sentatives and the whole county tickle
are elected. Lincoln county will be YER
close; Connor's majority will be abou
70 in q total OF about 4, 500. Five of tn
six Representatives are Republican
Nearly full returns from Knox count
make it certain the Republicans hav
about 63 maturity in the county on tn
vote for Governor and elect oil the coun
ty ticket except Senator and Clerk Q
the Court. In Pennington county o.
the Republican Representatives to th
Legislature are elected except one. The,
also elect Senator and county ticket b.
increased majority. Waldo county ha
gone largely Republican. The who'll
Republican county ticket is elected an,
all Of the eight Representatives to th
Legislature. Eight towns in Aroostoo
county give Powers, Republican, 70
Congress, e2l and Davenport, Demo
crat, 643. The same towns last year CAV
Plaisted. Republican. ga and Madigau
Democrat, 642.
BosToN. Sept. IA special says th
Republicans have swept every Congre.
sional district. Thos. B. Reed is electe
in the First District by about 1000 ms
J jority; VIM. H. Frye in the Second Dis
trict by about 1000; Stephen D. Lind
say In the Third BY $500; L. Paine i
the Fourth by 1000 and Eugene Hale i
the Fifth District by $500.
CHICAGO. Sept. 12.-Ths Times Ne