Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-04

sources that it has been recently dis
covered that the eight electoral votes
of Louisiana properly belong to Gov
ernor Tilden, and that testimony will
be furnished him in the prosecution of
his suit under a writ of quo wa,Tanto.
Michigan Election.
DETROIT, April 8.
The elections throughout the State
Yesterday were quiet. As a rule, a
light vote WAS cast. Returns of the
vote for Justice of the Supreme Court
and Regents of the University are
megre, but indicate the election of the
Republican candidates.
Columbus Election.
COLUMBUS, O.. April s.
Election passed tiff quietly. The
Democrats elect their Mayor by about
the usual majority.
Toledo Election.
TOLEDO, o., April 3.
The city election occurred yesterday.
The result is not obtainable, We it is
probable the Republican ticket is
elected except Mayor.
Cincinnati Election.
CINCINNATI, April 8.
Election quiet; returns TO 1880 A. II.
indicate that Moore, Republican, is
elected Mayor by a small majority.
Louisville Election.
LOUISVILLE, April 8.
Election yesterday quiet. Demo-
Gratis elect the Mayor. The Republic
cans elect Treasurer and City Re-
corder.
Soldiers Reunion.
HARTFORD. April 8.
The fourth annual reunion of the
National Union of Aniersonville Pris-
will be held here on the 18th OF
April. All prisoners Of the war
throughout the country are invited.
Peter b. Sweeney Publishes n card.
New YORK. April 8.
Peter B. Sweeney in a card says:
The statement that l have revelations
to make concerning Mr.. Hall or any
other person is entirely without found
alton. nor can any be truthfully made.
In regard 10 myself, it is equally un-
founded that l am negotiating or at
tempting to negotiate any compromise
between others. l am here to try it
and do not hesitate 10 submit myself
to the unprejudiced judgment of my
fellow citizens.
The Chicago ElectfOn-ClOse Con.
test Expected.
CHICAGO, April 8.
pnt,rnc m To 7 rf,lN,E ;,,Iiunta HAT
the vote for city officers will be light.
Republicans will elect most of their
ticket. The contest on Mayor is ex-
pecied to be very close, but so far as
known Heath is elected.
The Republicans Walk on with
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., April 3.
The latest returns from Yesterdays
election show that the Republicans
have elected their entire city ticket
with the exception of Mayor by 4 ma.
jority Of probably 300. The Council
will be Republican in both branches.
Jim Kesne 4 Locate fm Wall Street.
New YORK, April 3.
1t Is said Jim Keen is about to estab-
lish a new stock exchange firm in this
city to embrace FitZhugh. late with
Sautler and Co., and Scott Stewart.
Keene il to be the special partner with
a large capital.
A Forty Thousand Blaze.
WEST RANDOLPH, VT, April 3.
Doley & Gays block, on Main street,
and two small buildings were burned
last night. Loss, $4,000, distributed
among a number OF occupants. Insur-
ance, $4,000.
Sensible Views OF h "world' on
h Chinese Question.
NEW YORK. April 8.
The World, e~diiorially, says: The
massacre of six Cinnamon at Chico is
used to influence public opinion Oh
the Chinese question just as massacres
at the south we're used to sway public
opinion on the reconstruction question,
yet it is not easy to see how the killing
of tn ose men settles the wisdom or un-
wisdom of continuing the importation
of coolies. The murder should he re-
garded simply as the murder of white
men, and punished in the same way.
The political QUE stion as 10 whether
any barriers should lie opposed to the
further immigration of Cinnamon has
nothing to do with the Chinese massa-
ere, and should be decided without
reference to it.
Several Scraps Of News from the
Capital.
WASHINGTON. April 3.
1t Is expected that II. &. Mccormick,
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
will enter upon his duties on the 18th