Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-03
RIUMPHANT I!
The Old Flag Is Still There.
A SOLID SOUTH HAS MET A SOLID
NORTH.
A Waterloo Defeat to the
Democracy the Nat
ural Result.
James A.. Garfield the Next
President.
VALE NoREY. DE- G0LYER AND
CREDIT M0BILIER.
Sic Transit Democracy.
Sic Transit Democracy.
New York.

New York.
NYw YoRx, November -Four hun
dred and fifty election districts give Han.
cock rs. 9O5; Garfield, 1876.
Indications are that Hsncock's major
ity will DO about 81. 900 or 4 10000. The
vote, 90 far, shows . Democstic loss OF
25 Der cent. The indications are from
towns heard from In the State that Gar.
f-ld will carry the State by $4,000 to
40. 700 majority.
The Commercial. In an extra, says;
The Republicans have carried the Legis-
laturs. The figures show that Morton
(Rsp.) 10 elected over Girsrd dem. In
the Eleventh Congressional District BY
an immense majority.
Ben Wood beats Muller for Congress
BY 20. 900. He will bs elected to Con.
Rr.ss by 9 large majority.
The complete vote OF Buffalo City
gives Garfield $500 majority. . Rspub.
lcan gain OF 2045.
The Herald gives the Republicans 202
electoral votes sure, aud . working ma
jority 10 both Houses OF Congress.
NEw YoRx, November 3.-Ths ma
ioriiy for Hancock in New York city IL
about ~. 900. The State Legislature II
strongly Republican.
Grace. Democrat. il elected Mayor oil
New York city.
The New Jersey Legislature 10 Repub.
lican-a Republican gain. and gives q
Republican United States Senator from
that State.
The results a. far a. heard from show
q solid South and Q solid North, except
New Jersey and the Pacific coast States.
California and Oregon are still doubtful,
Nevada has probably gone Democratic
According to latest returns there 10
Republican gain Of nineteen ConRrsss'
men and four United States Senators.
The Democratic majority In South
Carolina 10 about $500.
The Democratic majority in Brooklyn
will not exceed 10000. In sixtssr
wards out Of twenty-five the count Il
complete. giving Garfield Sl,2l7, Han
cock. 34,6l0.
ErarxA, November 2.-Dispatches re
ceived here from Hamilton this evening
state that White Pine county has aon'
Democratic by Q considerable majority
carrying the whole ticket.
Lincoln county gives rs majority TO
the whole Democratic ticket.
Eur.ks's majority will DO small. eithet
way, for the head OF the ticket. Th,
Democrats elect two-,hirds II not oil th'
legislative ticket. Cassidy (Dem.) foi
Congress, and Belknsp (Dsm.). for su
prsns Judge. are elected by large major
tiles.
HAMILTON. November 2.-Hamilto,
precinct gives Il majority for the R-pub
iican Presidential Electors. Rockbil
(D,m.) for State Senator is4 ahead
aud the Republican Assembly ticket bal
8 majority. Partial returns from Cherr,
Creek. the largest precinct In the coun
", show heavy Democratic gains. 1t Il
generally conceded that the Democratic
State Senator and Assembly ticket o.
White Pine county 10 elected by 80 ma
jority. Beatty. for Supreme Judge, IL
SO ahead in this precinct.
RENO, Returns from Washos county
a. far a. heard from. give Hancock
majority OF 81. The vote In R-ns
stands: Hancock AS. Garfield 4l2,
Weaver 4. The msjorities 10 other pre-
cipcts are % follows: For Hancock
Browns SO. Frapk,own Is. Verdi 8. Pea
yips 10. Clarks 4. For GarHeld-Glep'
dale 8. Pyramid 10.
ELxo. November 2-Elko precinct
gives Hancock 1877. Garfield l07; T--
coma precinct. Garfield 10. Hancocl
none.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, November I'LL ,. M.-Sc
far 90 learned and estimated at this houl
the Congressional delegation in thi'
State will stand fourteen Republican,
and Ave Democrats. These ar. as iol'
lows: Republicsns-First District, Al
drich; Second. Davis; Third. Fsrwelli
Fourth. Shsrwip; Fifth. Hawk; Sixth.
Henderson; Seventh. Cullen; Eighth.
Psyson; Ninth. Lewis; Tenth. Marsh;
Thirteenth. Smith; Fourteenth, Cannon
Fifteenth. Forsyth; Eighteenth. Thomas.
Democrats-Elevsnth District. Single.
ton; Twelfth, Springer; Sixteenth,
Sparks; Seventeenth. Morrison; Nine.
tenth. T%ownshend. The Republicans
gain one Congressman.
Returns from IS towns and precincts
outside OF Chicago show Republican
gains Of 2ls6; Democratic gains. 1879;
net Republican gains, 9l7. According
to present information the Republican
msiority in Illinois will not DO far from
40. 600. The Republican majority in
1915 was 10000.
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, November a. Thirty
.iph, OF forty precincts Of this city with
ave precincts Of the county give 4026
majority for Hancock, which 10 . gain
over 1876. The same precincts IN the
Congr, ssiousl election gave e27I votes
for Willis, present Representative 3D.
and 1855 Tor Hayes. Villa 10 reelected.
The election was very quiet throughout
the State. Ths election Of Mckenzie In
the Second District. Caldwell In the
Third. Knott in the Fourth. Carlisle In
the Sixth. Blackburn 10 the Seventh and
Thompson In the Eighth are certain.
They are all Democrats and all members
Of the present Congress.
L~orIsvrLLr. November Also ?. u.
The returns up to this time are msager
and scattering and indicate considerable
Republican gsins in al parts Of the Stats
and . probable gain Of q or two Re
publican Consrsssmsn.
Alabama.
No1ul. November a.-Rsturns indi-
cate that oil the Democratic Congress-
men are elected. The Democratic ma.
] jority u 10000.