Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11
The E lection in Ohio.
A SWEEPING VICTORY FOR
THE DEMOCRACY.
Where, Oh Where, is President
Hayes, Stanley Mathews
and Charley Foster
"Sick, Send for McGinnis.'

CINCINNATI, Oct. o.
Reports from all wards up to
indicate that the election is proceeding
quietly. The vote will be small. The
Workingmen's ticket is developing
unexpected strength. 1t is estimated
that their aggregate vote will be 5000.
The Republicans will lose many votes
in the German wards from this cause.
CLEVELAND, Oct. o.
In this city the election Is progress
ing quietly. A light vote is being
polled. The Workingmen's ticket APP
pears to have developed considerable
strength. A great deal of scratching
is being done on the county ticket.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 8.
Reports show that the fair weather
was offset by apathy throughout the
State. The Republicans have with.
drawn largely to the Workingmen
and Greenback tickets. Returns thus
far Indicate Democratic gains. In the
compilation 40 account is taken of the
Greenback or Workingmen's vote, al
though the latter is said to have a
heavy vote in Hamilton county. Com
PARSONS will be made with the vote
for Secretary Of State in October. 1876,
Bell and Barnes. At $40. the returns
from 81 scattering precincts, show a
net Democratic gain of 1857.
TOLEDO, Oct. 9.
The election passed of quietly. The
weather was pleasant and the vote
light, probably 20 per cent. less than
last year. The National party's vote
was unexpectedly strong 1t is be-
lieved the Republicans have elected
three of the county ticket, and the
Democrats and Nationals have divided
the rest.
COLUMBUS, Oct. o.
Reports from 1903 wards and pre-
cincts give ,3S4 Democratic net gain.
COLUMBUS, 1910 p. NJ, Oct. ..
Two hundred and five townships
and wards give a vel Democratic gain
Of 3,6l2. There are about | 900 voting
precincts in the State.
COLUMBUS, 2 A. NJ, Oct. 10.
The Democratic Committee claim
the election of Bishop by from 1000
to 5000, and a majority i'll both
branches of the Legislature. The Re
publican Committee concede Bishops
election by over 10000, but are in
doubt about the Legislature. There Is
no basis for computing the number Of
votes cast by the two Workingmen's
parties, but it is supposed to be con
siderable, as it is claimed they cast TO-
600 votes in Hamilton county alone.
1t will be noticed that the Democratic
gains come largely from Republican
strongholds on the western reserve.
In one township near ODeriin, the
Democrats gained 325 votes.
The Iowa EeIecti0n- Estimated Re.
publican Majority $4,000.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.
Reports from isolated points in Iowa
| indicate that a light vote is being
polled, and that rainy weather prevails
in nearly every section of the State.
There are four tickets in the field, head
ed by Gear, Republican, for Governor;
| Irish, Democrat; Stubs, G~reenback,
and Jessup, Prohibitionist. Conse
quently there is an unusual amoun of
scratching, and a summary OF the
days work will be u~navoidably late.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10.
Returns from Iowa up TO 1880 this
morning are from but comparatively
few points. In fifty three precincts. in
Guiding three counties, Gear has Ills:
Irish, 4.Il6; Jessup, 1,2l7. and Stubs,
2,0Sl. ~Forty-seven other precincts,
townships, etc, give majorities as fol-
lows: Republicans, GAIL; Democrats,
l ,042, and Prohibition, 81. The best
estimates place the Republican Slate
majority at 5000, with a majority on
joint ballot approximating 90.
SURRENDER of Nez Perces' thief
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.
The following dispatch is just re-
ceived. Headquarters District of the
Yellowstone. TO General A. H.. Terry,
Commanding the District OF Dakota /:
We have had our usual success. We
made a very direct and rapid march
across the country, and after some en-
gagements and being kept under fire
for three days, the hostile camp of the
Nez Perces, under Chief Joseph, sur
rendered af 2 o'clock to-day. / intend
tn start the Second Cavalry toward
Benton on the 7th inst. Cannot sup
plies be sent out on the Benton road
To meet them and return with the re.
mainder of The command to tho Vel
lOwstCne? / rear there ~ trouble be
tween the Sioux and the Canadian au
thorities. / remain yours truly, Mel
SON A. NILES. Colonel Commanding.
As soon az the companies OF the Sec
ond Cavaly, Of which General Miles
speaks. arrive here, the Commission
will start for Fort Washington. AL
FRED b. TERRY. Brigadier General.
Obsequies Of Archbishop Bayley.
BALTIMORE, October 9.
The obsequies of Archbishop Bay
ley took place to day at the Cathe-
dral and were attended Ivy thousands
OF persons. Cardinal McClosky, 10
archbisbops and bishops and a verv
large number of clergymen assisted at
the service. Governor Carroll, Attor-
ney General Gwinn and Mayor La
trobe were present.
Tweed's Tools.
New YORK, Oct. 10.
The statement of VIZ NJ. Tweed,
submitted a short time Y 20 Attorney
General Faircbild, is maize public, and
rortains the of 81 Senators, paid
for votes or silence.