The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07

den are being prepared, and will be filed
in the District Court here as soon as the
troops are withdrawn from South Caro-
lima.
DETROIT, April 8. - The elections
throughout the State yesterday were
quiet. As rule, light vote was cast.
Returns of the vote for Justice of the
Supreme Court and Regents of the Uni
versity are meager, but indicate the
election OF the Republican candidates.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, April 3. = The
election passed off quietly. The Demo
Gratis elect their Mayor by about the
usual majority.
TOLEDO, Ohio. April 3.-Ths city cleo
ton occurred yesterday. The result is
not obtainable, yet it is probable the
Republican ticket is elected, except
Mayor.
CINCINNATI. April 3. - Election quiet;
returns to 80 A. M. indicate that Moore,
Republican, is elected Mayor by small
majority.
LOUISVILLE. April a. Election yester-
day was quiet. The Democrats elect
the Mayor, and the Republicans elect the
Treasurer and City Recorder.
New YORK, April 3.-Peter B. Sweeny,
in card. says: The statement that l
have revelations to make concerning Mr..
Hall or any other person is entirely
without foundation. nor can any be
truthfulIy made. In regard to myself,
it is equally unfounded that I am me-
eotiating or attempting to negotiate any
compromise between others. am here
to try it and do not hesitate to submit
myself to the unprejudiced judgment Of
my fellow citizens.
CHICAGO, April 3.-The returns up to
l O'Clock indicate that the vote for city
officers will be light. There is general
impression that the Republicans will
elect most of their ticket. The contest
on Mayor is expected to be very close,
but SO far as known Heath is elected.
TOLEDO. Ohio, April 3.-The latest re-
turns from yesterdays election show
that the Republicans have elected their
entire city ticket, with the exception Of
Mayor, by majority of probably 300.
The Council will be Republican in both
branches.
New YORK, April SIT is said that
Jim Keene is about to establish a new
stock exchange firm in this city to en-
brace Fitzhugh, late with Sautler & Co.,
and Scott Stewart. Keene is to be the
special partner with large capital.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 3.-The Demo-
Gratis elect their Mayor by reduced ma
jority, and the balance of their ticket ex.
cept Police Commissioners.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-All the election
returns, with the exception of one pre-
cinct, are now in, and elect the entire
Republican ticket by majorities ranging
from 1000 to 1000. Moore's majority
for Mayor is 1900. Caldwell's majority
for Board of Public Works is 5000.
Forces majority for Judge of the Su-
preme Court may possibly not reach a
thousand. The Irish scrstcned the DEM
ocratic candidate for Mayor, while the
Germans supported him.
WASHINGTON, April s. Secretary of
War McCrary has ordered General w.
T. Sherman, commanding the United
States army, to withdraw the troops sta
toned in the State House at Columbia,
South Carolina, and return them to their
barracks on company grounds on Tues
CLEVELAND, April 3.-The Republicans
have elected their Mayor, thirteen OF the
eighteen Councilmen and the balance OF
their ticket, with the exception of City
Solicitor.
CHICAGO, April 2.--An Inter. Ocean s
Washington special says: Chamberlain
dined with the President tonight. There
is The best feeling between them, and
though the decision virtually detroys
Chamberlain hopes, and gives the gov
eminent to Hampton, yet the former ap-
preciates the Presidents position, and
gives him credit for an honest and sin
cere intention to do right. The Presl-
dent repeatedly expressed his sorrow
that bis duty compelled him to sacrifice
his friend, and takes no pains to conceal
his regret that South Carolina must pass
from Chamberlain able hands.
New YORK, April 2.--Your correspond
ent has authority for the statement that
Tweed has surrendered all his property
and effects and made complete assign
mont. He refuses counsel and has al
lowed his case to go by default. He has
written to Charles O'Conor that he does
not intend to resist or oppose any suits
that may be brought against him in the
name of the people. Last Saturday was
the last day Of appeal in the great suit
against him.
WARRINGTON, April 3.-It ia expected
that r. G. Mccormick. Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury, will enter upon his
duties on the 18th instant.
Ex.Congressman Christopher Morgan,
OF this city, died to-day, aged 70, years.
Edwin A. Howard, Of Michigan, has
been appointed Agent for the Ponca In.
dams, Dakota.