The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-18
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that according to. their figures, Fosters
majority viii be 1900. Ii vail take
full Official figures, which can n0s be
obtained for some days, to decide def
nitely what the exact majority may be.
1t is reysFsed that .ADunts, Republican
candidate for Senator in the Butler
Warren District, has been defeated by.
one vote, but this afternoon the Regub-
liean-C Committee haze Jsea notifedftlat,
he is elected by = majority. This.
gives the. Republicans - Senators and
the Democrats Is. According to the.
best figures obtainable, the Republicans
haze elected.Tp members Of the Lower
House. Returns from 81 out OF SIS
counties give Foster Republican, 10, or
majority. The other ce0Atis+axili1maka
it 10000.
A. dispatch from Cabul says. Gem
eral Roberts, on entering the city, made
a speech to the following effect: IT
will be necessary toaintifct severe pun
ishment The buildings OF the Bala
Hissar and OF the city interfering with
the proper military ocoHpationwiilbe
destroyed A Heavy fine will he leyfe,l
on the citizens, and military governor
viii. be placed over the city and the
country within a radius OF ten miles.
All inhabitants under his jurisdiction,
will be required to surrender their
arms within week, On pain OF death if
they refuse to do so. Rewards viii be
paid for denunciation and conviction OF
any person concerned in the massacre
of the British Embassy.
The Tines Philadelphia special says:
The friends OF Bayard are gratified and
hopeful over Ewing,s defeat, as CON-
plete extinguisher on the idea OF
Ohio and vindica.ion- OF Bayard's
claims on the party. For the third or
fourth time the. soandness OF his views
against the imitation doctrine have been.
demonstrated. He sails for home from,
Europe on the 18th instant, and his,
friends in Delaware and here propose a.
reusing reception. Tile anti Tilden
elements in New York.have been stead
lily giving encouragement to the Dela7
ware candidate, andt nave given assur.
ances that they Ill make him en-r
tirely easy as to the necessary expen-
ses of carrying on his canvass should he
receive the Presidential nomination.
A correspondent oi:La SAiel, who
has interviewed Priaee Gortschakoff,
says: Gortschakoffa believes that
Austria is in danger Of becoming hum
BILE satellite of Germany, which is exa
tending her influepce from. the. mouth
ct the. Seheldt TO the mouth Of the
Danube. - Tie same correspondent In.
.ssrSiewed Aouis KossutA, who said he
believed French Russian. alliance In.
.evitable, and that Germany would then
have her hands full on the Rhine, and.
Austria would be left to bear the brunt
Of the Russian onslaught.
A dispatch from Milledgeville, Geor-
gia, says: A band Of men, numbering
probably ten or twelve, after commit
ting murder and arson, openly defy arrest
and. continue their work of depreciation,
The reign of the gang is so absolute,
over the people that they will not dare
to tell any human being of their knowl--
edge of the desperadoes. Thay have.
plenty of arms, money and friesds. If
they can ever be run into the swamp,
the people of the surrounding counties,
will hunt them. down as they would
wild beasts.
A Washington special says: "Sher-,
mans friends regard, the result of the.
election in Ohio as a. great step toward,
his nomination. for the Presidency
Foster is an anti-Grant man. His greats
success has given the Republicans con-,
fidence. This, at least, is the opinion
o.. prominent Republicans, who say that
solong as it is clear that. the Republi-
cans can elect anybody, they will no
longer think of Grant"
The score in the horse and man con-,
test at 10 o'clock yesterday stood: Men.