The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-11-09

hopel Aofity.
A special from Logan states that the
Democrats have elected their candidate
for Mayor.
Provo went Republican.
The scenes here this morning at an
early hour. beggar description. From
2 q. m. to a. m. the principal streets
were thronged with conglomerate horde
who made the neighborhood wild with an
unearthly racket of tin horns, drums,
whistles and other campaign weapons.
The Herald this morning comes out |
with six ROSTERS and announces the
sweeping victory as follows: "a Cata-
clysm. The Citizens Sweep the City.
The Liberal Party now 'Putrid Remi-
niscence.' All tho General Offices, ex-
cept Treasurer, and ten out of fifteen
Councilmen. Rich is in the Soup. He
comes out on the Liberal Ticket, but Nc
Cornick Downs him despite Liberal tricks
and uncomfortable Log. Rolling. It is
an Ideal Waterloo"
Telegraphic specials from the Eastern
States point to sweeping Republican
victories in Massachusetts, New York,
Ohio and Iowa, while Virginia, contrary
to recent hopes, has gone strongly Demo-
cratic.
Mckinley in Ohio receives sixty thou
sand majority. Iowa is carried by thirty
thousand and in. New York the Republi.
cans sweep the State and secure the
Legislature. Great Republican gains are
also reported in Kansas. New York
went Republican by 10000.
A special from Washington says that
the price of silver is advancing owing to
the adoption by the Government of
Russia Of the white metal as part of her
monetary system. At present the
amount of silver in Russia used =,
money is not SO cents per capita. 1t is
stated that Russia can easily Absorb
, twice the amount that she now does in
silver, and is DESTROYS of doing so for tn,
. purpose Of pushing her commerce in thu
East with Persia, India and China
which countries use silver almost exclu
. sivsly;.as money.
8 WARRINGTON, Nov. 7.--Secretar,
n Carlisle thinks We could fuse few NOR
It silver dollars" bat says he has nc
ordered any coined.
e The silver question is not to be los
10 sight Of during the approaching reguls
session Of Congress. The silver me
r. will keep it to the front and psrsil
q until silver shall have secured ia
B hearing.
Rumors are aaoat that Senator Woo
10 hees will introduce free coinage silv
a. bill at the opening of the regular ssssio
Voorhees, declines to talk about ii
~ matter, but it is pointed out that he h
L always been a silver man, and declare
at during the debate of tho repeal bill tn
an he was NO less friend of silver than
of had always been.
:. The United States Supreme Court
= day issued an order directing the Ut
w. Courts to dispose of the confscat
'se church property in conformity with t
as recent act of Congress.
ed Congress adjourned without making
-. appropriation to carry out the provisio
of the Geary act as amended, and t
CD work Of Chinese registration cannot
ers commenced until the appropriation
ffi- made, which will cause delay in
ginning the work, Of several months
:, least.
Wv The campaign this year in Massacl
sets has been very warm one. Ell
~. tions take place to-day but it is impo
"" BILE to predict the result.
~ The Populists will make great gai
~ In Pennsylvania, the Republicans eli
Wv they will carry the State by $4,000.
an, =,
MI. LONDON, Nov. 6.-Now that Engl
rdv has subjected Matebeland, the COVE
,es. ment is perplexed, it is said. as to
, If the spoils shall be divided.
~ Tho new Franco. Russian allisl
all cemented by the ovation to the Russ
r;v. naval officers at Paris recently, it is 1
tho thought may become a serions menac
a.. English interests.
ity. SALT LAKE, Nov. 9.-An official &C
han Of the ballots cast on Tuesday for
light general Offices are as follows Nj
can, Baskin is reelected by majorit
Rich 405, receiving ATS votes to Mr.. G.
both Inns 3773. Mr.. Bachman is elected
.nif- corder by AIS majority, and received
for votes to Axton's 3776. Duke is re.ele
arti. Treasurer, the only successful Lii
was candidate on the general municipal tic
the with majority of l0l, receiving
opu. votes to Burton's 1924. Pratt for
,ina- shall is elected by 4S5 majority, recei
him 1909 to Ewing's 1924. Smith for P
lis is Justice is elected by SIS majority
Citi- ceiving 427S to Eichnor's 1856. Or
Councilmen's ticket the Citizens ele,
riots in the First, one in the Second, all il
ty Of Third and all in the Fourth. The L
,isla. ais elect two in the Second and all il
with Fifth. OF tho total membership fiv