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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30

SENT 70 THE STATE PRIsoN.-Man-
uel Chivari, a Spaniard we'll Known in
town, especially TO the officers OF the
law, has found the law too strong for
him at last. He and two other men
stopped a stage in Esmeralda county,
some time ago, rnd failed TO escape.
All were seut TO the State Prison,
Manuel pleading guilty and receiving
n sentence OF ten years. He was
among the crowd leaving town last
winter at the request of COL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIEs.-The Dem
ocratic primaries yesterday, to elect
delegates to the County Convention to
be held in this town on the 7th prox-
limo, passed off very quietly. But lit
tie interest was manifested, as there
was but one ticket in the field 10 eth
err precinct. The vote was small, as,
there being no contest, no effort was
made to bring the voters to the polls.
The following are the names of the
delegates elected:
Eureka Precinct, No. Joseph
Winzell, Jack Godfrey, Chas. Knight,
John Murphy. s. S. Sloss, X. Sadler,
S. Ridge, J. +. Mason, ID. Mannheim,
s. b. Wyfnan, D.. H.. Hall, Thomas
Haley and Jonathan Blize.
Eureka Precinct, No. 2-Wm. Gillen,
Richard Ryland, M. G.. Cavanaugh,
II. NJ. Beatty, A. w. Campbell, D.. w.
Levan, .. G%oldstone, Joseph Oberer,
j.. &. Brown, A. Il. Titus, r. ]. Maui
pin, Luther Clark. b, J. Turner, j. c..
Lockwood, b. G. Levy, Mike Walsh
and K. B. Miller.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30
locAL INTELLIGENCE.

Arrivals and Departures.
.,ss EuRExA y rALIsADg RAILROAD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-30

RUBY HILL DELEGArEs.-At the
primary held yesterday ut Ruby Hill
Precinct No. 10 (Richmond side, the
following named gentlemen were
elccted delegates to the Democratic
County Convention: Patrica stanton,
Thos. Brown, Patrick Kelly and Henry
Hall.
The delegates elected from Ruby Hill
Precinct No. 6 RUBY Hill proper, are:
Patrick Mcbride. NJ. l.. Cody, +. 5.
Brown,W VIM. Kavanaugh, John Flaven
and ID. j. j.. Mclaughlin.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
AGGREGATED RETURNS.

IyDIANAPOLIs. Oct. III p. m.-We have
returns from $40 townships ana wards in 20 countless
which give net Republican majority Of l,7O2. The
places In 1874 net Democratic majority OF
S5s. The same places in 1872 gave net Republican
majority Of ,267.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. III p. m.-Retums
from 400 townships and wards in 70 counties give net
Republican majority Of 374 The same places in 1874
gave a net Democratic majority Of l,i02, and in 1872
gave net Republican majority Of 1,256.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 11-S:45 p. m.-We
have returns from 1873 townships and wards in so coun
ties, which give net Republican majority OF lisS The
same places In 1872 gave net Republican majority OF
1,47G.
INDIAEAPOLIs, Oct. 11-9:20 p. m.-We
have from 45G townships and wards in 81 coui-
ties, which give a Republican majority of l3ss. The
same places 1872 gave Republican majority OF 2,lGG
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
TUDEN ADVICFS.

DEMOCRATIC GAINS BEGINNING TO BE HEARD FROM.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. lilo p. m.-Mr. Love
OF the Indiana State Committee states the returns
coming in slowly. They showing steady gain for
Mr Williams the vote Of Hendricks In 1874 Tho
State close that the figures will not be known until
night The portion Of the State to be heard
from is largely Democratic.
KENDALLvILLE, Ind, Oct. 11.-Five town
ships in Noble County give Williams 307 majority Demo
cratic OF ITO the vote the State ticket In s72
-Four townships give Harrison 67 majority, Republican
loss OF 27 1872 -Four townships TO hear from gave
Republican majority of 207 in 1872. The estimated
majority for Harrison in the county 260 Freeman
Kelly Is the Democratic and John H. Baker the Republ
can candidate from this XIIIth) district. No returns
yet az TO which Ia elected.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 11-11:15 a. m.-The
returns from 164 townships and wards in so counties
give q net Republican majority Of 1852. The same
places in 1874 gave q net Republican majority Of Isl
and in 1872 net Republican majority Of s52,
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 11-2 p. m.-The result
on the State ticket still in doubt and both parties are
confident The Official vote Of almost the entire State
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN JERSEY CITY.


One of the most enthusiastic political meet
ngs which has taken place recently in Jersey City
held last evening at the Catholic Institute Hall, under
the auspices Of the Pavonia Cub The hall filled to
oyeriowinr hundreds being unable TO get inside the
doors; good order prevailed throughout. After some
campaign songs by Jersey CITY gce club, the President
Of tho PavOna Association, John f. Jenne, introduced
Major q. X PangbOrn, who made n speech upon the
issues of the campaign The Gettysburg had been fought
and won IN Ohio and Indiana he said The Democratic
party, whose record OF which its
members never spoke, called loudly for reform.
Democrats had business TO monopOlize reform; the
Republicans also meant reform. The Democrats talk
great deal about extrayagance and reckless eXpend
ture :" money had been spent like water but the party
which made the fearful outlay necessity the Dem
ocratc party. The records showed that, fur loss
through embezzement and careessness concerned,
the Republican Administrations, with ten times the OPP
portunties to defraud, lost so 7s I'm 81 600 where
the Democratic Administrations Of the II years before
the war lost 50 O2 in $1,000. The Democratic party
pointed TO the Canal Ring exposures; could not the Re-
puhcans point the WEisky Ring prosecution, work
of far greater magnitude and importancei Telegrams
from A. T. wyckofT, announcing the majortes In tho
West were read and received with great applause Gen.
Fitzpatrick made an earnest appeal for the Re
publican party. The two Presidential candidates
were considered at length, and, in conclusion,
referring the army, Gen Fitzpatrick said The bravo
drcary days, the boys whom remember by the camp
fires in the great South. in wealisOmc and endless
marches, prisons, the remembrance or which makes
suddcr now, IN hospitals. under the rain ana
in the support OF the grand Ola nag, Tor the
love OF watch 50 many went out 10 come BACK 10 more
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
PRINCE BISMARCK AssALED.

LONDON WeGnesday, OCT H. 1876
A dispatch to The Standard from Berlin says
Count Arnim has published in switzerland reply
Prince Bisnarck's letter the Emperor william dated
the Nth Of April 1873, and which only published in
January last Prince Bismarck in his letter called Ills
Majcsty's attention to Count AIln's mtrustworthy
character, and TO the conflicts which had arisen with him
carly the previous Autumn, when the Count advO
Gated policy opposed to that pursued by the prince in
regard to VI. Theirs. The Imperial Chancellor remarked
that for years past he had neYcFcOncealpd from His
Majesty his opinion of Count Won Arnim. He alluded 10
tie experience he had Of him at Rome, and mentioned
the suspicion which he had shared with others that the
Count subOdmatcd at times his official labOrs 20 his per
sona interests The Count III his reply reDuts every I'M
putItOn OF the Prince
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
OHIO
WELNE-DEMOCRAT
LICAN GAIN, FIVE
OHIO.

THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY COMPLETE.
TIE MaJomriEs PROM 5000 TO 9,o00-AID FROM
THE PRomBIuONIsIs - DENoCRATIC DIsAP-
POINTMESTs.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEI
COLUMBUS, Oct. I'LL ?. MAS predicted on
Monday night the entire Republican State ticket is
elected by maiOrities ranging from 5000 to 5000.
Barnes has not run behind as much as was expected.
The fierce fight against him account Of his tenn
perance record reacted his assailants, and has
given him nearly the whole Of the Prohibition vote,
which, with small gains in the rural districts. offset
the loss of the German vote. In making Barnes
martyr the Democrats defeated Bell There were
some Democrats in this city who voted the full
Democratic ticket who scratched Bell and voted for
Barnes on account Of beer-drnlling be made quail
ifcaton for the candidate for Secretary of State.
At this hour the Democrats have received nothing
which will change the above figures; but they
claim that official returns will reduce the majority
considerably. They are sorely disappointed over
the result in Hamilton County where they expected
$500 majority. Boynton, the Republican candi-
date for the Supreme bench, ahead of the rest
of the ticket in some parts of the State because the
Catholic question was used against his opponent
Fink, who is a member of that church. Repubh-
cans gain five Congressman, with the probability Of
six. Oficial returns come in slowly, and the exact
majority will not be known before tomorrow
The Republicans are highly elated over the VIC
tory won yesterday. The Democrats are much de-
pressed, but express themselves gratiied over the
returns received from Indiana
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

THE TURKS DISCERN ADVANTAGES IN AN ARMS
TIcE-PRoBABLE ACCEPTANCE OF LORD DERBY's
PRoPosITIoNs-ITALY AS A MEDIATOR.
LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. IL, 1876.
A Reuter- dispatch from COnstantmople says
"At the Extraordinary Council yesterday which decided
to grant six months amistice, strong opposition TO
any armistce at first expressed. The council
agreed that six weeks armistce proposed by the
Powers might, from its shortness, seriously endanger
Turkey in the improbable event Of failure OF peace
gotiaons The council therefore decided that the Porto
should communicate to the Powers the conditions
which 1t would consent TO a six months armistce,
which in its opinion would have the following advant-
age, namely: Enable the Porte TO alay the excitement
among the NIussulmans not expose the Porte to the
risk Of having TO resume hosttes during the ncement
season. and afford an interval which would facilitate
understanding upon the conditions Of peace and general
reforms 10 be introduced in the empire The nOtnca-
ton Of the Pore's acceptance Of the armisce In this
viii be made TO the ambassadors to-day. II is be-
eved here that tho Portes conditions will be accepted
The FHancier today in leading article, states very
positively that has reason to believe the Porte accept
Of Earl Derbys peace proposals will be announced
almost Immediately
Reuter- dispatch from Belgrade dated to-day says:
The servan Council OF Ministers to-day decided to 40
ccpt regular armtice it is proposed to them
by the Consus of the Great Powers Another Belgrade
telegram dated yesterday says the British Russian, Aus
to advise servia TO accept an arnstice
dispatch to The Daily Telegraph from Pesth says II Ia
reported that Prince Milan has ordered Gen. Tchernayen
to suspend offensive operations for the present.
dispatch from COnstartnOpe TO The Standard says
the Sultan has rot accepted the Grand Yizers resga
tOn which he rendered on hearing that Engands LASS
proposal was intended as an ultimatum.
Times dispatch from Ralsa says that Gen. Durando
who is accredited by the Italian Government left hero
for Cetne yesterday 1t is supposed that Italy is about
to take the initiative i'll urging peace between the Porto
and Montenegro
TIE ARMISTICE 70 BE REJECTED.
Reuters Vienna telegram says, is stated positively
that Scryia Will reject the six months armstice and
that Russia Will consider the armstico equivalent to
rejection by the Porte Of the peace proposals OF tls
European Powers.
THE APMISTICE CONDITIONS.
CoNsrANTINOPLE Wednesday, Oct. II, 1876.
The conditions which the six months armstice viii
be granted were communicated to the Powers to-day.
commission has been appointed TO draw up regula-
tons for the projected Assembly and Senate.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

WHEELING. w. Va, Oct 1.-THE ticket
voted fvr yesterday long one, ana Ia most places
the count was abandoned until this morning The re-
tu. a. fir ~ received show Republican cans. Brooke
County gives about its usual Democratic majority oi
100. Taylor County, heretofore strongly Democratic
give. 800 Republican majority. Two townslps
In Wctzel County show L,pubcan gains. Cam
eron Township, in Marshall County, shows a
Republican gain of lOj over the yote Of lS7L
Three townships In Berkeley County give 2do Demo
cratic majority, Democratic gain Of $50. Partial
returns from Mason County indicate about 80 Republ-
can majorty. Jefferson County gives about 500 Demo-
cratic majority Grenbrcr County gives an Increased
urmocrat,c majority Mineral County gives heavy
Dr,pocrafc majority. Wood County gives about 80
Democratic majority. No returns have been received
from Ohio County, hut II n supposed to be carried by
Con dscpJ These reports are from private sources ana
Official r. turns may entirely change them. Adjacent
townships IN Ohio County show heavy Republican gains
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
THE OCTOBER VERDICT.

ONO REPUBLICAN-INDLAN DEMOCRATIC.
wvsr VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC by REDUCED MA
JoRrTY-oHIo REPUBLICAN By FROM 5000 TO
oOoO-A REPUBucAN GAIN OF FIVE CONGRESS-
,Iry-INpIANA DEMOCRATIC BY 1000 MA
JoRrrY, WITH REPUBLICAN GAIN OF THREE
cONGREssMEN
Ohio has been carried by the Republicans by
a majority larger than that OF Gov. Hayes last
wear. The Republicans claim that the figures
NAV reach 5000, but will not go below 5000
The Democrats concede the latter figure.
Barnes does not run behind his ticket as much
As was expected. There is gain Of five Re
nublican Congressman, and there is one dis
hict in which the result is in doubt. In
Indiana the Republicans cOncede Williamss
election by 1000 majority, and claim eight
congressman, gain OF three. West Virginia
has been carried by the Democrats by re-
dueed majority. There are claims of large
Republican gains, but they are not based on
trustworthy evidence.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
INDIANA.
WILLIAMS ELECTED


THE MAJORITY FROM 1000 10 3,OOO-REPUBLicAS
GAIN OF CONGREssMEN-NoT BRILLIANT VIC
TORY.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
IyDIANAPOIIs. Oct. 11-10:30 p. m.-The Repub-
licaps are now disposed to give up the state An al
most unbroien tide Of small losses has been running
in the returns of the last two hours, which IN
the aggregate have already swept away the gains
reported last night and tins morning. only Few oi
the most sanguinc politicians express hope that
Harrison may pull through
Gen. Harrison. who has been at the committee
room all the evening. says that he thinks Williams
is elected 1t looks as if the Republicans would
save nothing from the wreck except their gains OF
Congressman.
They have certainly gained three, and if the
Grecnbackcrs have not slaughtered Hunter IN the
Terre Hautc District the gain will be four.
1t is not a bad disaster. The Democrats have only
held a State that belongs to them by possession,
State which under the disadvantage of Mr. Greeley :
candidacy they carried in October, 1872. when all
the rest of the country was being swept by the Re
publicans The result is disappointment to
the earnest Republicans engaged in the fight,
but not to cool Observers, who were able
TO estimate the weight of the forces at
work in favor Of the Democrats. The
surface indications seemed to point TO a Republican
victory but underlying them was The stubborn fact
that the Democrats uuquestionably possessed q
majority of the voters in the State, and
that the c ct of the canvass was not to make con-
verts on either side, but only to solidify the two
parties and increase the zeal Of their adhercnts.
What part the Teenhack movement has played IN
the result cannot now be even approximately estl-
mated The few rctnrns received indicate that
Harrington has not received over 10000 votes.
The election uust therefore he regarded as
q pretty fair test OF the strength %
the two old parties GA the National issues Of the
canvass. Il shows that with largely increased
vote they are relatively about as strong in Indiana
"a they were in 1872. Col. Friedcy's opinion
at this hour is that it will take the
official count to determine who is elected Governor;
but this must be considered as the most hopeful
view it is possible 10 take. The appearances are
that williams viii have 1000 or 5000 majority.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
OHIO CONCEDED TO TIE REPUBL

OHIO CONCEDED TO TIE KEPUItLIUANo'
COLUMBUS, Oct. 11.-Oho will be toleraby close
on Secretary of State with the chances in favor OF
Barnes The Republicans WI gain five Congress-
men, Cnyahoga Comfy gives Barnes about 3,4OO
majority, Democratic gain of $500. The footngs
of all precincts heard from, comprising over one
half the State, including the large cities, give
Barnes about 300 majority. The remainder OF the
State will increase this to 5000. Boynton VIII
have nearly 10000 majority in the State The ndl-
cations are that the Republicans have carried the
following Congressional Districts: Id, Hid, Vlth
With, IXth, Xth, XIth, XVItb XVlIth, AVlllth
XlXth, and XXth. gain of five districts.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

districts, sufficient returns have been received here
to make it certain that the Democrats have elected
the following Congressman: Sayler in the LIST Dis
trict; Banning in the IId Mcmahon in the IVth !;
Rice iy the Vth Dckey in the With; Ewing in
the XlIth Sonthard in the XIIIth; Finley in the
XIVth. The Republicans have elected the following
Congrsssmen Gardiner in the lid District; Cox in
the With; Kefer in she With; Jones in the IXth !;
Foster in the Xth; Neal in the XIth Van Worries in
the XVIII; Danford in the XVIth; Mckinley in the
XVIIth; Monroe in the XVIIIth; Garfield in the
XIXtb, and Townsend in the XXth. The Republi-
cans gain five Congressmen.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

OwFGo. n. Y, Oct. 11.-ln the regatta here to-
day The second Of the ATgonaUts OF Biughamon de
kns.
HAMILTON, Ont. Oct. 11.-Night watchman Jeffer-
fatally shot by FRANCIS NJ Alden Oh le street dlng
rested.
PoUGHKEEPsTE, NY, Oct. 11-A man named Wm
Thompson struck by train OF the Hudson RIVER
Railroad mi North OF Highland station on Tuesday ngh'
and instantly killed.
BosTON Oct. 1.-THE first and second mortgage
bondhodcrs OF the Vermont Central Railroad t3uay so
r NJ Pnkerton Charles Fisk aud s A Brooks 10 rep
resent them In the affairs Of the road
SAVANNAH Ga. Oct 1.-The total number OF
,roIment. o1av was IL Of which six were from yellow
fever and i've OF the burals Were o0io'ou Pi'H'' '
Agnes X. Stbbs died today
M.ScqEsTrR. NJ H., Oct. 1.-THE cotton MANI
tacmrne corporations OF this city hed annual $50 .o
day and elected officers Senii @n"u~' "''"''NA - '
10 four per cent were declared
CucAoo ILL.,. Oct 1.-THE revival meetings
hsn Maintained under the lead OF Mhttle and sanke
.b inc-easng depth and power MT Moody VIZ % As4'
sns .nrak ai the Tabernacle % SUNDAY mornlng-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

Tho Republicans elect six out OF eleven ON the county
ticket including the Sheriff, County Clerk Recorder and
Commissioner The Democrats elect the balance Of the
ticket
The Gazette charges that the vote of this county Of
So 996 against 597 in 1875 evidence OF fraud.
The Commercial to-day says the most important single
influence has been that Of the sraetcs who have almost
unanimously voted the Democratic ticket, and may he
credited with the result in the I'D District IL is under
stood that Republican sraclites have generally sue
culnbcd to the argument that Cincinnati has put her
capital I'm Southern railroads, and must look out for
Southern trade.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
UNCERTAINTY IN PHILADELPHIA.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM VICTORY AND GET UP
NIGHT PARADE.

BOTH PARTIES CLAIM A VICTORY AND GEI VI
NIGHT PARADE.
fPRou A STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuNEI
PuI.DELPIuA, Oct. 1.-THE returns from
no election that has occurred for have been "aed
for with as much impatient anxiety In Philadepha aS
those from the Western states which voted yesterday
Early in the afternoon yesterday the crowds OF men Deshh
To gather about the newspaper olces' eaulnE no'o.
and political headquarters, to wait Tor returns NJ
dark the sidewalks we're packed and the sueets then
selves almost impossible for the throng' Az mulenV
there yas no abatement OF the interest or thinning OUT
OF the crowds The returns very meager ana gave
almost no indication OF either OF Tho states had
gone but such dispatches received were al once
displayed OH bulletins and aroused demonsraVe entu
sasm or were received with expressions OF dsappoht
ment In accordance with the ruling sentiment III the
crowd.
Soon after midnight the news was fouhd 10 pc 80 i
tied and uncertain In its character that enthusiastic poll
tcians ON both sides concluded to claim victory ana
celebrate H. Brass bands therefore routed out,
transparencIes mprovsed and at O'Clock TINS morning
one party OF several thousand was marching Dehhu
banner on which both Ohio and Indiana were caimeu
for the Republicans while another equally numerous
was ourishing its brooms and shouting Tor Ihden and
victory In oil the Western States
To-day there has been no abatement In the interest OF
excitement It has interfered with sghtseeng at the
Centennial Grounds and kept throngs OF excited
men the Streets especially about the newspaper OF
fees all day long For all this waiting there nave peeh
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
rrrIING AT WASHINGTON.
pEMoCRAIIC ENTHUSIASM COOLING RAPIDLY.
InY TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBUNE.I

lBY rELEGRAru TO THE TRBUNEI
WAsuINGTON Oct. 11.-The rebel yell Is not
as loud OH the this evening as was at O'Clock
thIs morning The sun did not rise In tie West as MI
picbard Mcrrlck the Columbian orator Of the Dcmoc
racy in public speech at midnight informed his aSso
cates that it would The Democrats were very confident
AT an early hour this morning that they had carried ooh
Indiana and Ohio but by their committee coheeed
Ohio To the Republicans Tonight the Democrats give
M, all claim ON the state ticket in Ohio, and concedo tho
probable loss Of six seven Congressman. senator
elect Beck OF Kentucky VINO has been constantly IN CON
ference with the Democratic leaders here insists To-
night that he has Information which warrants the oee'
that the entire state ticket in Indiana IL elected Inc
Republicans do not admit ts They do not pretchd 10
have definite information that their state tlcket III III
diana il elected but they do claim respectable MAJOR
ity for Harrison the r. publican candidate Tor Governor
The information received by tho Repuhllc"h co''oo
IA to the effect that official count may be necessary oe
fore the results Of the Indiana election are certainly
known.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
CONGRESSMEN ELECTED.
Eight REPUBLICAN, FOUR DEMOCRATGC, ONE DOUBT
FUL-REPUBIICAS GAIN or THREE.

Eight REPUBLICAN, FOUR DEMOCRATfC ONE DOUBT
FUL-REPUBLGCAS GAIN or THREE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-THE most Trustworthy
returns indicate the following result for Congress
Ist District, Fuller (Dem.l Id District, Coble
Dem.) lid District, Bicllnell (Dcm.l; IYth Dis
trict doubtful; Vth District Brownie lRep.) over
Holman by 800; With District, Robinson lRep.b
reelected; With District Hanna lRep) elected over
Landers With District, Hunter RepJ probably
reelected; IXth District White (Rep1; Xth Dis
trict Calkins Rep) probably; XIth District, Evans
Rcp); XIIth District, Hamilton (Dem.l reelected ;
XIIIth District Baker (Rep) This is a Republican
gain of three
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
VOTE BY COUNTIES.

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FOR BARNES OVER
800 IN LESS THAN HALF THE srATE--A MA
JoaITY or MORE THAN $500 INDICATED.
Returns on the vote for Secretary of State
given below from every county in Ohio except nine
These figures give total Of 243,2j3 votes, and ma
iority Of 3,745 for Milton Barnes Qicpl over william
Bell, jT. Dem) The returns cover less than half the
State but indicate a larger total vote than cast for
Governor in 1879, or about 100000. The Republican
majority in the entire State viii probably he not less
than Gov. Hayess plurality in 1875 t5,54D. Lcadin.
Republican politicians estimate a much larger majority