Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-08

Third, though many Germans IRE
scratching his name. The DemOcra 8
claim that all three of their nominees,
Hoxie, Harrison and Leinoyne will be
elected.
A dispatch from EIgin says the Dem
ocrdts are polling their full strength
for Farnsworth; that Hurlbut. the
boiling Republic N. is receiving Il very
small vote. and Lathrop Is apparently
abe al OF both. tie seems certain "i
election To Congress from the Fourth
District.
Trouble In the south. sheriT's
poSse Fret On. Candidate An,-
pushed.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.
Aspecisl to the Iic0YWnr from Vicks-
burg saws: THE Sheritf's posse sent
from Fayctte Yesterday to arrest a negro
for shooting another, "a fired upon
Ivy a partO Of negroes from an ambush
aud two of the posse were MORALLY
wounded. The Sherif's posse were
unarmsd.
a special to the Democrat, from
Bayou Sara. saws that Captain Thos.
t.. West, the Democratic candidate
for sheriff, was a,nbushed and shot
Yesterday and died this morning.
A dispatch from Monroe, Ia, says
that n large body of armed negroes
entered that city on Sunday night and
secreted their arms and remained there.
To day the Mayor issued a proclamp-
lion commanding them 10 take their
and return 10 their homes. They
were about to comply when Hewlett,
the negro Sheriff, collected about 800
negroes in the city limits and advised
them not to obey the Mayors procla
nation. The negroes took the Sheritf's
and concluded IL remain. They
they win have another company
Join them TO night.
The Election in Chicago.
CHICAGO. Nov. g..
There is every iud'cati N of a hard
contest in this city Tomorrow and dis
patches Indicate that to day Will wit
ness, in the Northwest, an unusually
hard fought campaign. Despite the
bad weather, large crowds have assem-
bled in nearly every prominent town
in the state to listen to Republican,
Democratic and greenhack orators and
candidates.. The registration II the
city il not complete, but 70 out of 81
precincts give a registry of $500
and in the same ratio the entire
registration would IT, 81, 1000.
attempts At fraudulent voting
been discovered. 1t j. known
5000 workIngmen will be brought
over on the coal aud gravel trains from
Indiana and that an attempt will lie
made to have them vo;e and To be
transported back.
Excitement la Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE Nov. g..
The excitement in Kentucky over
the election Is intense everywhere
throughout the State, which il certain
for Tilden. The people in all paris
manifest an unusual desire regarding
the general result. The Republicans
here held their final rallv on SATURDAY.
night, and tonight the Democrats are
holding meetings in every ward in the
city and the betting is abont even on
the general result, with Tilden, per.
iiaps, slightly the favorite.
Democratic Procession Attacked
by Negroes.
RALEIGH, y. c., Nov. 6.
A Democratic procession Vas at
tackled bv negroes last night. The po
lice interfered and were also aSsailed,
and TWO policemen badly injured
several whites were hurt before order
was restored.
An Election Hnin in New York
Excitement I'm south Carolina.
New YORK, Nov. Z.
At . o'clock this morning it is rain
in,, flrinttSly "a it'll =. prnGnlnf ,f ann.
tinuing all day tomorrow.
The Republicans are scarcely so
easy tonight, AZ their ole is mainly
in the rural districts, where long jour
news To polls are often necessary. The
rain is generally believed t. lose the
Republicans about Is, 900 in The Stale.
The rain also extends over New Jtr-
ssy. Pennsylvania, Connecticut and
New Hampshire.
a Times Columbia special saysthere
has been great excitement throughout
South Carolina during the day and
night, but no disturbances have been
reported. United States troops are
scattered all over the State in small
squads, and it is now behaved thai
their presence will insure a quiet cleo
lion. Az the request of ne Demo-
cratic Commissioners, Gen. Ruger sent
two companies to Charleston o-day.
The officers have in every instance
been ins. ructed To do their duty and
give protection to all citizens without
regard to party or color.
The Rain In New York.
NEW York, Nov. 10 A. NJ.
Rain continues. The journals OF
both parties are confident.