Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-11

quiet j. restored. The Governor is en-
pbatic that the Republicans have car
ried the STATE if they have a peaceful
of the votes. The Democratic
claim Of South Carolina exciies no fear
among Republicans. as their advices
do not yield an inch.
The Democrats Claim Legislative q,
Congressional aud Electoral
Ct in Florida.
MONTICELLO (Fla.l, Oct. ..
/ 10:45 p. NJ.
Partial returns ron % counties show
net Democratic gain of 800 over vole Of
1874. Seventeen remaining counties
will, 1t is claimed bv Democratic lead
ers, show n gam of 1000. In the First
district Davidson Dem is elected by
a small majority. Finley (Dem.) is
elected from the Second by about 200
majority. The Democrats claim the
Legislature in both branches, as well
as the State Electoral ticket.
Flying Reports.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.
The Inte'-Ocenn has a special from
Eli Perkins, OF New York, savings: II
saw Tllden this aft He virtu-
ally comedies his defeat. He charges
IsdUd III atti vi
course. Hewitt and August Scheli adj.
united defeat this afternoon. A%lgernon
Sullivan says he is sanguine that dis
patches from rebel telegraph oper-
atOrs i'm Florida and South Carolina
led Northern Democrats astray.
Hayes pools way up; Tiiden down.
Reports Of Negroes Murdered la
Mississippi.
CHICAGO, Nov. g..
The New Orleans Tribune special, at
1890 O'Clock +. NJ, says a prominent
planter from Concordia parish gives
Information Of "a negroes killed at
Fayette, neal Natchez, Miss, on elec-
ton night. He states that the atrecity
was committed utterly without provo
cation. .- l=.
The Jackson, Miss, Clarion recently
advised that the enthusiasm of the
young men must not he restrained.
The telegraph wires were cut pre-
vious to the massacre.
A gentleman just from St. Martins
vile, says 4 leading colored man was
murdered Sunday evening at Breairax
Bridge, for expressing Republican SEN
timents.
An official dispatch to u. s. Marshal
Packer, from Madison parish, one of
the State Republican strongnOlds Access
BILE by telegraph and where the vote
has been counted and a Republican
majority of 2,l50 oil tanned, states that
since the count the Democrats seized
several ballot boxes which with their
contents were destroyed. This plan
will probably be played in Repub
lican strongholds all over the State.
Hewitt, of New York, and Waiter
son, of the COurfer-Jourpdi, are on
their way down here.
Phil Sheridan is needed here.
Negro Riot In Richrnoud. Virginia.
RICHMOND, Nov. 8.
The negroes to night were very dis
orderly. Large crowds gathered in the
northern suburbs of the city and
marched down Broad street with clubs,
and throwing stones, breaking a num-
Der of store windows along the route.
A detachment of police charged the
rioters and dispersed them. Previous
to this the mob went to the residence
OF w. Dunge, a colored preacher who
made himself prominent ~ a Demo-
cratic canvasser, stoned his house,
breaking windows, etc. Subsequently
a party OF whites went to a negro hotel,
on Broad street, and served it in the
same All quiet now.
Singular Suicide.
BOSTON, Nov. 10.
Jules Brier hanged himself last night
under the delusion That Tilden was
elected President.
Presidential SpccuIntioms. ETC.
NEW YORK. Nov. 10.
The Tribune says the following il
the substance of the latest news and
comments furnished at the headq uar.
tiers of the National Republican Com
mittee.
Information from Louisiana and
Florida shows that the white leagues
and kuklux are making raids on The
ballot boxes and canvassors. This, OF
course, proves they have lost those
States.
Gov. Kellogg and Gov. S,earns are
informed that leading friends of MIR
Tilden are on their way to Louisiana
and Florida, and they invite prom
inent men of national reputation OF
both parties to be present. They ask
that the situation and facts be thor
oughly known. They say we know
the record.
AO EISShunUSc III EWVOr OI uAhueus
New YORK, Nov. 10.
The following ambiguous dispatch is
received from the Western Union Tel
egraph Company:
LAKE CRY, Fla, Nov. 9-midnight.
The Jacksonville Press will issue a
leader TO- morrow giving Florida a DEM
ocratic majority of 1858, prepared by
experienced men and based on relia-
Bile returns and carefully computed es-
Inmates.
NEW York, Nov. 10.
The Herald has this b~ulletin: Full
returns from % counties give Florida
to Hayes by nearly 5000 majority.
New YORK, Nov. 10.
A dispatch to the Epening Iost from
the Chairman of the Republican State
Committee of Florida says: W. have
elected our National and State ticket
sure. The Post adds that the counties
heard from definitely show 4,754 Re-
publican majority, and that the re-
naming counties in 1874 gave 2,9l7 net
Democratic majority, leaving a Repub-
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