Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-09

the Legislature 10 In doubt. --latest re'
turns Indicate thai the Senate 10 o To,
and that the Assembly stands. sixty.hvs
Republicans to sixty-thrse Democrats.
The election Of Talcott and Gibbs. Re
publican candidates for Senators in this
city. Is In doubt. but they are counted as
successful In the above estimate. Tho
defeat Of Surrogate Calvin for reelection
10 o black eye for Tamnany. The COM
binsd Dsmocracy's candidate, Walker.
has Q larger vote than Calvin. The Re.
publican candidate for Surrogate has Q
large plurality. Although Tammany first
placed John McKeon In nomination for
District Attorney. and later be became
the nominee OF the united Democracy.
his election IL even interpreted a. . de-
feat OF Tammany, owing TO bis antago-
nism to that. organization.
NEW Yoax. November 9.-The cleo.
ton In Brooklyn resulted In . Rspub.
iicsn victory. The principal interest
was concentrated 10 the Mayoralty. In
the contest for the success OF which
both parties lent their best energies.
The returns indicate the election Of
Seth Low, Rep. BY Q fair majority.
over James Howell, the present Mayor
and Democratic nominee. The Demo.
Gratis have probably elected for Senator
John G. Jacobs, and elected John ].
Herman positively. In the Third Dis
trict, Chas. H. Russell. Republican can.
didats, has been returned. The Demo.
Gratis claim to have elected nine out OF
the twelve Asssmblymen and q majority
OF the Aldermen. The indications are
that Colonel Lewis r. Stegman IL re-
elected Sheriff over Francis White, the
Democratic nominee.
New YoRX. November 9.-Wadsvorih,
Rep, 10 elected to Congress In the
Twsnty.sevsnth District OF this State.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, November 9.-Ths vote oil
this State 10 unusually light. Reports
from oil points indicate little interest 10
the election. A an indication Of the
apathy. returns from thirty.Ays towns.
which gave Long last year l6.407, and
to Thompson. Dem. 9sll, now show
bot OATS for Long and 1859 for ThonP'
son.
The Traveller estimates that Governor
Long 10 elected BY from 25. 1000 to $4,000
majority.
The vote Of the city Of Boston shows
o Republican gain OF Some 1900 vote!
over last year. whom the Democrats had
1900 plurality. Longs majority ovel
all this year is 1870. In Suffsll
county, comprising the city Of Boston,
ssvsn Republican and q Democratic
Senator were elscted-a loss Of two
Democrats.
According to latest returns, the Son.
ate stands thirty.fvs Republicans, foul
| Democrats and one Independent Rspub
lican. At this hour. 2:l5 A. NJ, the 70
turns on the proposed Constitutions
amendment. which provides against th,
disiranchisement Of honorably discharged
soldiers or sailors who are paupsrs. arr
very msseer. but the amendment Il
probably carried.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD. November 9.-Ths Rspub
lieans have carried both branches Of tn
Legislature BY reduced majsritiss. Las
year the Senate stood sixteen 10 Eve
This year Il will probably stand fourteen
Republicans to three Democrats. Tire
new districts have been added. TN
House will probably stand LAB Rspubli
cans to 100 Democrats.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON. November s.--Returns thu
far received indicate the following as th'
political standing Of the next Lssisla
ture: Senats-Rspublieans IS. Demo
orats 3; gain Of 9. acknowledgement
cans 80, Democrats %; gain OF 2.
New YoRx. November 9.-Ths lates
returns from New Jersey show the Leeis
lature to be Democratic. Ssnats-Re
publicans Is. Democrats 8; Democrati
gain Of 3. neutrality-suspicious. 80
Democrats 30; Democratic gain OF A..
WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE. November 9.-In 1s'
towns and cities. including Milwaukee
and embracing tws-hitbs Of the State
there Is q net Democratic gain OF 1898
The Republican majority to overcome
on the basis Of the last Gubsruatoria
election, 10 &c, 1000. The Democrat,
Central Committee claim . good shov
for carrying the State, and claim thei
State Treasurer. Folk. positively.
The Republican State Central Com
mittss 10 positive Of the election Of tn
entire ticket by from two to five thous
and. Private advices from prominen
Republicans in the interior seem to In
sure the success Of the Republican
ticket. The returns come In slowly
The vote 10 not over sixty per cent. o
the usual vote. and the flooded condi
ton Of o large portion OF the nertheri
part Of the State IL assigned as th,
reason. The Prohibitionists have drawn
at least twelve or fifteen thousand vote
from the Republicans.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November g. TIL
vote OF the city for State Treasurer was
Bailey. Rep. IS. 1894; Noble, Dsn.. AZ,
435; Wolfe. Ind. 1A,5A7; Jackson. No
tional. 257. The Press gives returnI
from sixty-six counties. showing Bailey
plurality over Noble to DO 1858. Th,
Times says Bailey's plurality Is $500.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. November 9.-Ths ofacia
vote reaches for G~ubernatorial candi
dates: Daniel. DEM, $500; Cameron
Readj.. 1926; Daniels majority. 1894
Readjus.srs' gain. 1879. One hundrst
and ak scattering precincts outside o.
Richmond give Daniel 16.l69 and Cam
sron 1856. The returns 20 far indi
cate that In the Legislature the Demo
Gratis will gain eleven members and los'
one. On the other hand, the Seoretar,
Of the R~eadjustsrs' State Central Gem
mittee claims that the Rsadjusters esti
mate their majority for Cameron In th.
State at Ia, 900. and that 90 far ~ heard
from they have gained Ave members ol