Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-14

men who jumped on the train. Mr..
McCarty thinks the men followed him
from West Virginia.
stephens Onvalescent.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 10.
Alexander Ii. Stephens is now con-
sidered out of danger.
Later from the Ohio Election.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 10.
The majority for Hayes in Hamilton
county is abou, 1900; for Hayes in the
state, over 10000.
Later Still from Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10.
The returns come IN very slowly. 1t
Is yet impossible to give accurate fig
ures on the result, but both the Re-
publican and Democratic State Com-
mittees agree that the State tas not
gone Republican by over 10000. The
most significant news of to.day is an
official dispatch from Ross county
showing that Allen has only carried
the county by 242, a Republican gam
of 405, which elects the Republican
Senator, Representative, Treasurer,
and Judge. The returns of all figures
on the Lieut.. Governor and Legisla-
ture makes a definite statement re-
gardlng them impossihlei While it is
not certain, both committees agree
that it is quite probable that the Re-
publicans have a working majority in
both branches of the General Assem-
bly,.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Is.
Seventy one out of the eighty-five
precincts in Hamilton county give
Hayes a majority of 90s, and IS pre-
cincts give Young, Republican candi-
date for Lieut.. Governor, a majority
over Samuel Carey, Democrat. of $500.
The Fourth ward, first precinct, gave
Allen a majority of 726, a Democratic
gain. The Republicans elect their leg
i~slators by an average majority of two
thousand. 1t is estimated that HaveS'
majority in this county will reach
800.
Later from Iowa.
Dub QUE, Oct. Is.
Later returns in this county make
but little change in the state ticket, the
DttIiotDd tiC ulfJolH btlIE Dti fsJtVs
For the Legislature the Republicans
| elect two out of three members, posi-
bly, all three of them.
Special dispatches to the dubuque
| Times show considerable increased
Republican majoritieS over last year
from nearly all parts of the State. The
majority for Kirkwood it is believed
will reach $4,000, with a strong ma
| iarttr il, tho I.et,nral ASan1Ilv
And still they Come.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. IL.
Returns from 565 precincts give a Re.
publican gain OF 5,40S.
Business Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
The following is a synopsis of the
annual report for the fiscal year
ending June Both, 1875. presented to-
day by President Orton To the stock
holders of the Western Union Teie
graph Company: Gross receipts from
all sources, except proceeds of bonds,
| 80, 564 ,514; gross expenses, S6,335,4l4;
difference, SO. l5g, being net profit.
All sums paid AZ rental tor leased ines
are included in the gross expenses,
Win tuo PicCchiuE ytHi
there was an increase IN the gross Q
ceipts of S30l $40, a decrease III the ex-
penses of Si20.3l9, and al increase n
the net profits OF S122,23H. There were
in operation at the end of the year, Y,
s33 miles of line, l70,294 miles of wire
and 6,565 offices. The number Of mes
ages transmitted during the year wa
l7,l53. 10. an increase Of o2I,454 over
the preceding year.
Ohio once More.
ToLELo, o., Oct. 10.
Lucas county, one tow nship TO hear
from, gives a majority ior Hayes OF
1877.
The Red Cloud Commission.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
The Red Cloud investigating Com
mission completed its report to-day ano
is busy making copies, one OF which
will be semi to President Grant to mor
row and another 10 the Department oil
the Interior. Mr.. Fletcher, IA mem
her Of the commission, says the report
is quito long, covering five hundred
pages of foolscap, and responsive TO al
charges made by Prof. Marsh, beside,
\ great deal of matter not referred tc
10y him.
The Very Latest from ohio.
COLUMBUS o., Oct. IL.
The Democrats cOncede the State t.
the Republicans by fifteen thousand
and a fair majority in DO. h branches O.
the General Assembly.