Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-09
Tilden surely Elected.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
The excitement Ia intense. The
Democrats are wild over assurances
from headquarters that Tiljen is surely
elected.
Minnesota gives heavy Republican
majorities and elects all Republican
Congressman.
In Massachusetts, 1913 towns give
Hayes 81, 799; Tilden, 3l.60l.
Georgia gives a Democratic majority
from 5 5000 to SO 5000.
South Carolina goes Republican by
2 .OOO.
Mississippi is claimed by the DEM
ocrats by $4,000.
Louisiana, sG far as counted, shows
a Democratic plurality.
Private dispatches say New York,
Indiana and Connecticut are for Til
den.
In Philadelphia the Republican ma
jority is 1920.
In New York, SIG towns, outside OF
New York city and Brooklyn, show
not Democratic gains of 1886.
In Now Jersey, later returns say the
State il still in doubt.
Florida is claimed by the Demo
Gratis.
The Connecticut Legislature is Re-
publican.
Evidently Weakened.
New YORK. Nov. 8.
The Commercial Advertiser says tho
latest election returns are OF \ more
hopeful nature TO the Republicans.
The Democrats are moi so confident and
are anxiously waiting to hear from the
doubtful States.
At the Republican National Com
mittee rooms they claim Louisiana and
Florida, while Oregon Is conceded to
the Republicans, and il the above
claim can be maintained it is possible
that Hayes may be- elected.
Zach Chandler, in a conversation
this afternoon, said as much, however,
il would not do to place great reliance
on such calculations.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 8.
Complete and partial returns from
al counties in Wisconsin show 1900
Republican gain over last year. This
can't be overcome by the counties to
hear from. The Republican majority
in The State is fully 5000.
Dispatches to Southerners in Cipcin-
natl admit that possibly North Car
olina and Louisiana have gone Repub-
lican.
The Democratic majority in New
York il estimated at from 10000 to
30. 1000; in Virginia. 3 1000.
Governor Chamberlain claims South
Carolina by 5000.
A special to the New York Tribune
and Times says that Florida is Repub.
lican.
All newspaper Offices i'm San Francis
co have steam up and are preparing to
strike off extras on the reception of
The crowd in tho street is quite
as dense as last night. During the day
it has been mostly of q Republican
complexion but this evening the Dem
ocrats seem to have assembled again.
The excitement is intense, and conflict
ing dispatches keep the crowd in a
constant state OF exultation and de-
spair.
Florida for TiIden.
TALLAHASSEE. Nov. s.
The latest returns give this State tn
Tilden by a majority of 1000.
louisiana for TIidcn.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4.
The city gives a Democratic majority
of IL 1000. Returns from the inferior
show increased majoriiics.
Political Excitement in san Fran.
cisco.
SAN Francisco, Nov. s.
In this city Davis beats Piper Poll,
on complete returns. The excitement
OH the street il intense. Immense
crowds surround the bulletin boards.
u-N 49, At- n,t,a. ns r.x.t .kz.~.
rend the air from either party as news
is favorable To- one or the other. At
the rooms of the State Central Com.
mittee All air of universal doubt pre-
walls: neithe rare very sanguine of the
result. Both Republicans and Demo-
Gratis claim extensive frauds in this
vote In proof Of this assertion.
Election Rumors.
SAN Francisco, Nov. s.
Senator Morton, in an interview. de.
MES that he has resolved any dispatch
to the effect that Indiana has gone Re-
publican. He said that from what he
had heard al the Republican State Cen.
trail Committee rooms it seems that he
would consider Hayes elected.
No dispatch has been received as re-
ported from Tilden announcing his
election, though dispatches from New
York. to the Democratic Central Com.
mittee, have come to the hands Of
Mayor Bryant and prominent Demo.
Gratis to that effect.
Geo. c. Gorham has received a dis.
patch from w. r. Chandler, one OF
the secretaries of the Republican Com
mittee in New York, which says that
all depends on Oregon and Nevada,
and that If they are Republican Hayes
is elected; also, that good Republican
majorities are assured in Louisiana and
Florida.