The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-19
Miscellaneous Dispatches.

AlAOO0AdlltUuS DISPATCHES.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-The indications IRE
tnat the republican majority iE Ohio will
reach $4,000 and may be 10000. It is re-
garded as certain that the democrats elect
only 0 congressman from Ohio.
me republicans claim 10000 majority in
Indiana, and 8 of IL congressman, aud have
q large majority in the legislature which
elects a U. 5. Senator.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-The Journals specials |
from indianapolis say that the present indica-
lions are that Porter is sure to carry the state
Dy three thousand, while the majority may
reach seven thousand. The legislature will
be close owing to the fact that SIX more DEM
0cratlc senators hold over than republicans. I
The chances, however, favor the latter. The
republicans elect seven, and, probably, eight
congressman.
D. w. Voorhees, still refuses to give up the
state.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-All editorials so far re-
ceived agree hat the democrats have received
q great and irreparable shock in the Indiana
defeat. 1t is now generally conceded that the
defeat there is certain. The democrats istill
nope that with the solid south, New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut, and possibly
some OF the coast states, they may pull out
yet, and that they have odds in their favor
still.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. So Complete re-
turns from Clark county give the democrats
a majority Of 740.
Latest returns from the LIST congressional
district indicate a very close contest.
EVANSVILLE, Oct. l3-Indications here
point to the election of Kleiner, democrat
from this district.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-In Brooklyn to-day
4o,o7o voters registered, making a total regis
tration for two days of 81 ,7SO, against Il $40
for two days Oh registration in '76.
INDIAN APoL1s, Oct. IL. -Landers, English
and Mcdonald sent out 81 700 at midnight to
bet on Landers' election.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-The republicans
claim nine out of the thirteen congressman.
Heilman says he is elected.
The democrats are entirely disheartened
and weakened. They refuse to claim any
thing and concede whatever the republicans
claim without making any protest. They ev-
identity give up the ship.
J COLUMBUS, Oct. 13.-The chairman of the
l republican committee telegraphs Marshall
: Jewell that the republican plurality in the
state will not be less than 10000, with thir.
teen and probably fifteen congressman.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 14.-The Dispatch
newspaper admits disappointment over Indi-
ana, but does not give up the fight. 1t ap
peals to Virginia TO stop this two ticket non
sense, and sees in the result of yesterday the
only evidence that the north regards the
south as an enemy whom they SANDER ant
libel in their bitter writings. The Whigtake'
e a like view and is hopeful.
l. CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 1.-THE Neao
and Courier only sees cause for redoublet
efforts, as Hancock is likely to need ever,
n l n n ; 1mn -oEn II n~,,t, no =, ri10 TlN ror,h
licans may have surprises like that in Maine
~ NEW YORK, Oct. 4.--The Herald says
One thing that struck the democrats on Tues
IL day last was the solid south. There Is no ex
cuse for a solid south. 1t is an absurd and OF
70 fensive anomaly. In rs the southern mel
a had grievances, and a sensible public mad
no complaint of their solidity. In so the,
have no grievances whatever, and the north
ern public, which has not much patienc
6. with mere stupidity, concludes that, peopl
who act as southern men are acting in polite
is may as we'll remain in the minority.
O. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, 14a-The official re
lr turns by counties show that in 81 countie
as the net republican gain is COOS. There al
"a counties in the state.
Later returns show still more fayorably TO
the republicans in the first congressional dis
. trict. Heilman. republican, is very probabl
re elected. This is Delamatyr's district, all
70 makes d republican gain Of one congress
- man.
y INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-In Indiana IS
~ precincts show democratic gain of $685. an
49, a republican gain of II ,113-net republlca
80 30 gain, 6,O1S.
I'd WHEELING, Oct. 1.-THE indications al
o. that the republicans have reduced the demo
70 cratic majorities in a number of counties, bl
re- the democratic majority will not be less tina
5000. The greenbackers, who claim 2o,Ot
- votes in the state, did not poll half that nun
Der. The republican candidate for governt
VI leads his ticket and beats the democratic cal
:. dldate in his own home. The vote is vel
"a. large.
(: CoL.UMBUs, Ohio, Oct. 14.-This (Franl
linz county complete shows the election
the entire democratic county ticket by III
~iorities ranging from sol to l046. The tot
vote given for Lloyd, greenback candidate f
Us secretary of state, was but SO in the count
,e and for Doane (prohibition) only -. Co
T. verse has 931 majority for congress IN tn
af district.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.--The total amou
~ of United States gold and silver i'll the cou
try on October LIST was S369, SS1 ,OO3 gold al
ha $40, T09, 3335 silver. OF these amounts the
10 are S67, 2O4. 2293 of gold in the treasury al
ret $500, GIG, 100 III circulation, Or held by bani
Of and S72,454 600 of silver in the treasury al
SIT, :344, 1876 in circulation. In addition Il
treasury holds SOS, 10, $40 in gold bulll'
and $5,557.7 100 in silver bullion for coina9
More bullion is coming INTO the country tn;
ever before, largely on account of the Eul
pean influx.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The Inter Occop's 81
IN. cial from Washington says Secretary Eval
~ said to-day that he has been confident all t
o. time that New York would 60 republica
II, but that the result in Indiana had made it e
We tirely certain. He goes east Oh Tuesday
" make a speech in Brooklyn.
* oo If J,,jra Cav :
Ii "A'nir'io ~, ~ ,hn district :
VI VI, preine court, to-day made a decree appoint
~ Mr.. Duliamel receiver of the National Inst