Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-08

The following additional returns arc
received from the Eastern States:
Penssyivssia.
PHILADELPHIA. November s.-The latest
reports from the Eleventh Congressional
District indicate the election OF Robert
Kiotz. Dem, over General Albright. Rep.
by q small majority. This will make the
Pcnusylvania delegation In Congress stand
l6 Republicans, 2 Greenback Republicans.
4 Democrats, and l Greenbaok Democrat.
Very little is known Of the complexion Of
the neIt Legislature. but the lowest esti-
mate places the Republican majority on
Joint ballot at 30.
Missouri.
ST.. LOUIS, November lit Is now re-
ported that Rothwell, DEM, has 1000 ma.
jority In the Tenth District over Pollard.
lep., present member. Kitchen. Green
hacker. Is developing . good deal Of
strength In the Fourth District, but re-
turns are too meager yet TO state tho re-
suit. II Is more than probable. however.
that Davis. Dem. will DO elected. Richey.
G~re~nbacker. 10 also making agood run In
the sixth District. but wsddell, DEM, no
doubt will 10 elected.
Niinsis.
CncAoo, Nov. IA Journal Springfield
special says; A private dispatch from
Democratic sources W Morrison's friends
his defeat In the Seventh Dis
trict by Baker. Rep. Tho news produced
q sensation. a. Morrison has hitherto had
9 heavy majority In that District. The
Democrats are, however. inclined TO cor.
celo Bakers election. The other Con.
gressionAl Districts are about ~ sent last
night. Boyd. Rep, has . majority In the
Ninth District Of nearly 800. The Legis.
laturc will have . very small Republican
majority, probably not over six. and posi-.
bly, less.
Connecticut.
HARrroRp. Nov. Tho vote Of the
State for Governor Is As follows: Andrews.
Rep. 4s.Ci7; Hubbard, DEM. 4G.i9G; At.
water. Greenbackor. s.37s; Baldwin. Pro-
hiJiiionist. i.iO3. For Congress, General
HAwley's plurality in tho First District 10
1850. q majority Of 1923. Phillips, Dem.
has q plurality In the Second District Of
2,333. and a majority OF 1890. Waits
plurality in the Third District Is l .GGi. and
his majority l.2s2. Miles plurality In the
Fourth District IL l.99s. The Senate will
have Il Republicans TO Z Democrats. and
the House stands iH Republicans tn 100
Democrats, u Greeubacker and ono INDIE
pendent.
Bmp0Eponr, Nov. IA dispatch from
Huntington says the ballot.box tender OF
that town was arrested to-day, charged
with substituting Democratic for Republi.
can votes for Representative at the Tues
day election. thereby changing the result.
lie confesses his guilt.
New York.
New YonI. Nov. 7.-Ferdon. Ilepubli'
can. for Congress In the Fourteenth Dis.
trict. has $50 majority over Deebc, Dem.
ocrat.
The discovery was maio at the Bureau
Of Election to-day that tho book contain.
ing the result Of the election, 80 far a. the
general ticket Is concerned. Is missing and
cannot he found. Tho matter has created
much excitement In police circles.
Not one Democrat has been elected 10
Congress in this State north or west OF
Albany.
Tho World says Danforth. Republican.
for Judge Of the Court Of Appeals, 10
elected by 5000 plurality.
New H.mpshir~.
CoNcoRp, November Z. - Tho Senate
stands as follows Republicans 10. Demo.
crats. 5. no choice 3. As far As returned the
House stands Republicans iG6. Democrats
% and Grecnbackers 10. The towns 10
hear from will probably elect 4 %iepubli.
cans and IL Democrats, leaving . Repub-
lican majority Of about s.. Returns ON
the Congressional vote In all the own In
the three Congressional Districts are /:
First District-J. q. Hall. II. 75G; Norris.
iO,l2i; Chelsy, 2,0Os; Halls plurality 10
about $500. Sec%ond-James y. Briggs,
1910; Alva W. galloway. 9,2ss; Cyrus
A. galloway. 1858; Briggs plurality about
1850. Third-EvArts W. farr. 10000 /;
Henry o. Kent, 9,7i6 James W. John.
son. i,i7G; Fairs plurality Is about l 900.
CoScoKD. November 7.%-lleturns from
2l5 towns give the vote for Governor as
follows: Head. Republican. 37,058; Nc
Kean, Democrat. 30. 722 ; Brown. Green,
hacker, G., is2. There aro 10 towns 10 DO
heard from and II the vote IL the same ~
last year Head will still have . majority.
North Carolina.
WILMINGTON. November T.. There
seems no doubtno that the Congressional
delegation from this State will stand six
Democrats and two Republicans-a Re-
publican gain OF one.
WASHINGTON, November I'll. j. Young.
Collector Of Internal Revenue ct Raleigh.
n. g., telegraphs Secretary Sherman and
Commissioner Raum as follows: "we
gain one member. Russell. Republican.
beats waddell, Democrat, In the Third
District. and O'Hara, Republican, IL
elected In the Second"
Mississippi.
JACKSON. November 7.-Ieturns re-
ceivcd indicate tho reelection Of Single.
ton. Hooker, Money. Manning. Muldrow
aud Chalmers. all Democrats. In the west
side Of the State the vote 10 light In conse-
quence Of the epidemic.
Massachusetts.
DosroS. November 7.-Complcte returns
for Congress in tho Sixth District give
Loring. Hep, i03is. and Boynton, Butler.
ito. 1921. Doynion will petition for .
recount In every city and town.
senatsr voorhees,.
CmicAoo, Nov. s.-A Tribase. Cincinnati
special says: Senator Voorhees, 10 by no
means certain Of reelection In Indiana.
Letters have been sent by all the Indiana
Legislators. asking the return Of their
written pledge 10 stand by him, aud II 10
reported that several have refused 10 60
his soft money ideas.
THE concert in Miners Union Hall last