Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-08

Kearney, with whom he had quite q con-
yersation. Butler talked freely with his
| friends on the result, and said that 10000
votes showed how thoroughly the people
were aroused to the necessity Of retrench-
ment in our Government and reform in
the financial condition of the country. He
said he had no reason to feel sshamed OF
the work Of his friends, who believed with
him in State reform. He intimated that
he would keep up the fight in the future on
the same issue, until it is carried out He
said he would have something to say on
these questions within q day or two.
The Political Complexion OF New
Jersey.
TRENTON, November Z.
The Legislature stands: Senate, eleven
Republicans to ten Democrats, one Of the
latter being IN Independent. The House
has SO Republicans and "a Democrats.
Smith, Democrat and 0reenback, is elected
10 Congress in the Second District by 1000
majority. Amos Clark, Republican, is
$50 majority. These two districts have
been heretofore classed as doubtful.
The Vote for Governor.
CONCORD, N. II. Nov. Z.
The returns from 215 towns give the
vote for Governor as follows: Head (Rep.),
81, O5S; Mexican (Dem.), 2S,922; Brown
(Greenbacker), 6,1S2. There are 10 towns
to be heard from. II the vote is the same
as last year, Head will still have . ma
jority.
The Election of Ford.
ST.. JOSEPH, NO., Nov. z.
Ford, Greenback Republican, is elected
to Congress from the Ninth District over
David Rea DENY J, and the present incum-
bent, by about 200 majority.
Vote for Governor and congressman.
HARTFoRp, November T..
The vote Of the State for Governor is as
follows: Andrews, Republican, 4S,615;
Hubbard, Democrat, 46,196; Atwater,
ist, 1,1O3. For Congress, General Haw-
ley's plurality in the First District is 2, 800,
majority 1928; Phillips, Democrat, has q
plurality in the Second District Of 1883,
majority 1890; Waits plurality in the
Third District is 1861, majority 1882;
Miles plurality in the Fourth District is
1893. The Senate is IA Republican to
seven Democrats, and the House 141 Re-
publicans to 100 Democrats, one Green
hacker and one Independent.
Press Estimates.
CHICAGO, November Z.
The following are the estimates of the
papers here on the complexion Of the next
House. The Tribune" says: Democrats,
1856; Republicans, 13l; Independents, 2.
The ..Times" says: Democrats, 154; Re-
publicans, 1873; Greenbackers, 7. The
Inter- Ocean lays: Republicans, 142; Dem
ocrats, ISL. These estimates leave out four
to be elected from the Pacific, and all
must be modified in some degree, even on
the basis upon which they are figured by
to-day's developments.
A Republican Gain Of One.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 7.
There seems no doubt now that the ON
gressional delegation from this State will
stand, six Democrats and two Republicans.
The Republicans gain one. Cheyenne
Downey, Republican delegate to Congress,
is elected by about 900 majority.
The state Legislature Almost En-.
tirely Democratic.
New ORLEANS, November Z.
A Galveston special says: Further re-
turns make the election of Jones, Green
hacker, in the Fifth District, almost GER
tain. The State Legislature is almost en-
tirely Democratic.
A Majority OF 10000 for Kansas.
ATcHIsoN, KS, November Z.
Reports from IS of the 100 representa-
tive districts in the State show the election
to the Legislature Of Sc Republicans, IL
Democrats six Greenbackers and n In
dependent. The Legislature will be large
" Republican, as usual. The Republicans
estimate their majority in the State at
80. 1000. Anderson, Republican, for Con-
gress in this district, will have 10000 ma
jority.
Forty Majority ON Joint Ballot.
PHILADELPHIA, November 7.
The latest official and estimated returns
for Governor, give Hoyt a majority Of
21, 800. 1t is estimated that the Repub-
licans will have 40 majority in the Lesisla-
turc on joint ballot.