Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-04
EASTERN DlSPATC HE'S.
~ Overland Telegraph.

fsPEcIAI. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
Cabinet Observation-Disclosures Bank.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.
The Cabinet vas in session about
two hours. The question of the i'm
prisonment Of Brigham Young was
talked of, but without further action
than the reference Of the matter to the
Attorney General, who will make an
investigation.
Yesterday and to-day the Freed
mans Bank was crowded with resident
colOred persons, drawing their por-
tons OF the dividends of 20 per cent.
The Massachusetts Election.
BosToN. Nov. 2.
The returns from seven towns out
| Of Boston, which last year gave CASTOR
1878 against Talbot 1887, show a
vote for CASTOR of 1889. Rice l4,9O3.
Crapo's, Republican, election in the
first District for Congress, is assured.
Fourteen wards OF this city give Rice
6,74Y, CASTOR 1856. The IraUeler's
estimate of SO towns and wards, in
Guiding Boston, places the O for
Rice ut 20,O63, CASTOR 1858. Baker
2,42S, Adams 400, scattering 100:
against last year, CASTOR 2l,472, Talbot
2O,0ll. A Republican gain OF over
1000.
The New York Election.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.
One hundred and twenty out of 557
city election districts give Bigelow
Ia, 1913, Seward 10, 1885,, Olrey 9,772,
Phelps 1890; Smythe 1852, Hacket
1868.
Later From Massachusetts.
BosToN, Nov. 2.
In 1911 towns heard from, Rice
has 1858. CASTOR, DEM, 43, 1876,
Baker, Prohibition, $3.50, Phelps 1913,
Adams l,139. The total vote of Boston
this year for Rice is Is. 100, and ID, 1856
for CASTOR. The vote last year for
CASTOR was 1888, Talbot 9.697.
Further From Ncw York.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 2.
The Democratic leaders from scat.
tering returns claim Kings county by
1000 majority on the State ticket.
They also claim to have elected the
Mayor.
A1uhbhOAl0A EEOu9
BosToN, Nov. 2.
Rice has gained 6,265 in Bosto n
alone. Present indications point to
his election.
Pennsylvania Election.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, Nov. 2.
Plymouth borough gives Hartranft
345, Pershing 27S; a Democratic gain
of 100. The return come in slowly, but
from a majority of districts Piollat was
slightly ahead of Pershing.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.
Chester city gives Hartianit 40 ma
jority. A Republican gain. Unoffi
cial returns from rs wards in this city
give Hartranft a majority OF
1894. The remaining five
wards to be heard from are Republi-
can but 1t is estimated that Hartranfl
will have at least $1,000.
The Mississippi Election.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2.
Returns from all parts of the State
indicate an overwhelming Conserva'
tive majority. They have carried
every doubtful county and have a de.
cided majority in the House ano
Senate. Lanon, Singleton, Hooker
anu N1OtbltoN dI0 GtFOtCu W SO'tH iCSo.
The Republican, concede the State
and have not had their headquarters
open since morning. Everybody j,
enthusiastic and happy.
Still Later From the Hub.
BOsToN, Nov. 2.
Rice carries Boston by Is majority
DemOcrasse Claims.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.
Wyoming county is estimated Dem
ocratic, majority 1000, a Democratic
gain of 3S. Berks county about $500
Democratic majority; Democratic
gain OF 1000,
Later From New York.
NEW York, Nov. 2.
246 CITY election districts give Bige.
low 81, 1853, Seward 81 ,672, Olney 22,672,
| Phelps 81 572, Smythe II, 464, Hacket
81 .646. 800 of the 557 city election dis
tricts show 1000 majority for Bige
low, l2,2OO for Phelps, $4,000 for Hack
EFT. The whole list Of Tammany II
beaten.
Minnesota Goes Republican.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 2.
Scattering returns indicate the cleo
ton of the whole Republican State
ticket, with the possible exception Ol
the Treasurer, by majorities fromt 500
to 5000.
More Returns.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2.
Returns from IS towns and p~recincs
give Taylor, Democratic Reform can
didate for Governor. 1856 majority,
Republican gain of 4,755.
From hucke .IOm.