Election Day Reports and National and Local Results
Election day in New York produced a Republican gain over Democrat Lane for Congress. Portland and Salem dispatches mention a Republican win for Warren over Lane. Mixed weather affected Virginia City but mining continued. Major city returns favored Republicans. Tammany defeated. The New York Legislature likely to lean Republican with 22 Senate Republicans and 80 Assembly Republicans. Republicans carried New York and several states. Democrats carried Virginia Maryland and Mississippi.
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Elections Last Day Shifted State Power Across Nation
Republicans carried a majority of yesterday's election states including New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts Wisconsin Minnesota and Kansas while Virginia and Mississippi leaned Democratic. New York surprised with a split in Tammany votes as Frederick Seward ran for a vacant state office. The results dim the path to a Grant era presidency with a divided Congress and a watched Senate.
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Tax Leopard Company Faces District Court Suit in Elko
In Elko District Court a significant case involving Tax Leopard Company of Cornucopia is under trial. The Independent notes key figures Ex Senator Stewart Judge Leonard George Hearst and others connected with the action are in town. Carson town fires have occurred with a shed ignited last Sunday night but contained, while David O Nyer was seriously injured in Etko when pulling a horse from an open well.
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Nevada ciunabar discovery near Reno sparks prospecting rush
The Tig Journal reports a four mile from Reno ciunabar deposit unearthed and boosted by press coverage. Veteran prospector brings ore to Keno where experts hail it as the finest seen. Reno cites abundant quicksilver in the region and Waxkee county promises more details. a separate rumor claims Gen John Morgan died in Oregon after a Confederate raid.
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San Francisco Bank Suspends After Inability to Meet Demands
Tun National Gold and Trust Company in San Francisco suspended operations after attempting to call in loans but failing to meet withdrawals. Officials said the bank is abundantly able to pay all liabilities and the closure was temporary.
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