Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-06

Brcrs. III INC Niutu congressional dis. /
trict, Simonton, DEM. IL elected. Houck, |
Rep, Ia elected In the Second District, and
In the First District tho Republicans con.
ccde the election Of T.. L. Taylor. Dem,
over Pettibone. Rep. In tho Eleventh
District, McMillen, Dem. il probably
elected over Gilliday. Ind. In the Seventh
District the vote Is close between Whit
horne aud Moore. both Democrats. The
returns indicate the reelection OF Whit
horne. Tho Legislature 10 very largely
Democratic. Marks, Democratic nominee
for Governor, has q majority over both the
G~reenback and Republican candidates.
MEMPHIS, November 5.-Casey Young.
Independent Democrat, carries the city by
GOO. Randolph aud Kellar. Greenbackers.
and Youpg are doubtless elected.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, November 5.-Mid.
night returns show Taylor, DEM. In tbs
First District. elected over Pettibone.
Rep. and Houck, Rep, over Watkins.
Ind. In the Second District.
Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 5.-The election In
this city and throughout the State. Is far
as known. passed 4 quietly. Tho majority
Of A. Z. Burke for State Treasurer In New
| o,,..,. 4. estimated Al IA q M.
'' 60 "a, -, nj
exceed 5000. Returns a. far ss received
indicate the election Of Congressman as
follows: First District. Gibson, Dem.
Second. Ellis. Dem. Third, Akin. Dem.
Fourth. Elan. Dem. Sixth. Robertson.
Dem. Tho Democratic State Central
oomihittee nave rePor" VA. 'no ooIoieu
voters supported MIG ana ioung IN the
ruin District 70 sueh IN ehtsnt as 70 in-
dicato s'rong ptoDApiiity OF their elec-
uon. Tne coiored people appear 70 nave
voted In large numbers Tor Burke and the
Democratic congressman, n some en-
ihnsiashc democrats 'o.nignt esumate
Du NV maJoI,.y ~ uns o.a nisn ,s ~
election for municipal officers renders IL
impossible to mako . close estimate Of the
result ~ uls our, II ". ~, pu. we ,oi'
~, Con..rs1a ticLs, "a oco
Ct.I'osNs TsNnn~"-. oco n. 80,
: nnc T.nn.,a.., ;onS NV '
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Illinois.
CuIcAoo, November 5.-Roturns from
Al. Conversational Districts M this s,,te.
-, ~
although incompie's' seem 70 snow 'nA'
the Republicans have gained two Congress-
men-Davis In tho second District and
Thomas In the Eighteenth. II these fig.
ures hold good the Congressional delega.
ton from Illinois In the next Congress will
DO thirteen Republicans and six Demo-
Gratis. Thomas and Davis replace HArtzeii
anu iia'rison' ptesen. nehoor''
% .
h'"aD' '"' wv,
'uin' ''o" 'o "' ~.
ihuica'o 'onh'''h' m'Io''y w 'u,VVo
to $4,000. Meager returns from the FIRST
District indicate the election Of II. l.. 7.
p..Io co,..,v.,ive. over Critcber. indie.
nenJ,nt In tbe second District. the cities
~ Norfoik and Permanently. and Norfolk
countv' give Deseudorf. Republicsn. about
i50 maiority over 0oode, Conservative,
lint the returns from other points indicate
Goodies election by a fair majority. The
rs,urns from the Fourth District ara too
n,ssasr % haze calculations on. The con.
test il between Jorganssn, Republican. and
We. Hinton with the chances 10 i.vor
Gooprs ~ r.hsli conssrys,i,e' In ,bs
sixth District J. Randolph Tucker Is
elected.
Maryland.
n,,r,vopy. Novembcr 5.-Pull returns
-" NJ, ni.,.,., =,
from the ihiru OouBfessiohai bis''ies VI