Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-10
DEMOCRATS GIVE Up OHfO.
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5~r5sy fhe Republicans

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Tho1xh the eIset5oG Fesar1s are ge1
r-aeseer. fsse Dens0erzsse 5oBrszas give up
Ohso asd eanfess ttss she Nationals have
hart thea Esors fbza TIE EeYzb8Sez1s-
CIxcfxx1g5- October 3.
ReliaASe resurrss from all tine precincts
q Hamilton ccsDfy- except SIX gfge the
following vote : SeeTsary a State Purge
fDern~D, zzzlz; Ray 1NssaOnslJs 1861
barnes Rep. Bill judges 81 the sn-
presae CSgrs-H1nse DEAL, zzlS0 :
whdse sxssSonag5. 4sf: ". xhsts Req.
~ ess. Bsard II Pnblse works-Fsesd
Dsm-g. zz.z0ls Yslles l1zsiozszl1.
~. Pssi fBeD.)s zz-SS- Congses-
ssonsl Ticket - FIRST District - Tzy-
lor (DefD-J. 1881 CAxrk fSoei-
slissj, Zi5 Bsssernorsh Rep, Il.zH /.
! spzhn fyxsf0nsl1. 1lS, Hzlpin 1Szsl0nzly.
~. second District -fsoss fDetn.J. H.
! Szs PIzts fNzfi0aai) zf Young Rep.
1885: Eusnsnberx fsocsz!issy. i6s-
/ Connsy Ticket Bherzz-J6hBsOn nesB.y,
Zl.T2z; Weber fEeY.1. 1852. For two
Judges n Common Piezz-Hnnt (Degn-J.
zzgss5, Pngh fDe1n-Ds ZIsEHs Moore
Rep, zzsss; snith Rep. zzs@5.
Jsaxe a Probate CD1rs-Nalson lDers-j.
u sz5 ; Montgomery fIsep.)s zz5i7. FIR
Prosecuting Atsorney-frsfn fDern.J. H.
" DfeN AAsP.ys @lS>N AVs (NtyssNs
Mziey fDeas-B 1888; COyrick fEep-),
"a sl7. FOR County corDmsssionsr-
Hopper DEM. z0.s50s Senmsssin Rep,
zzis7. TIE "EBqufrerv charges the re-
salt IN the city 10 frzad, corruption, and
terrcrizsag by TIE Deputy United States
Nzrsh2lx. and detection in . portion OF
the Irish vote. Il c0needss the State by
from 5000 10 10. go majority. and claims
o the twenty Congressional districts
not counfing Goss, in the Second. The
gozefte claims that Young i elected over
Goes in the second District, and says there
has been an error in counting. III says
il IL a victory for honest money and goDd
faith in public and private contracts, over
tie scheme for false and slippery money,
which many thought would carry into
Office any party that adopted il.
CHAxLEsros. w. Va, Oct. o.
A dispatch says the election was carried
on with great energy. Each of the three
parties ssroyc their utmost 70 bring out
every voter. Tbs indications are that Nc
Kennz Dsm.1, from the Third District,
will have 800 majority over Walker, the
candidate Of tie Republicans and Green
hackers. The Legislature will be largely
Democratic.
P-AExgasBrEo, October o.
Adyices are that Wilson fDem.D, candi-
dste for Congress, viii be elected by zoo
majority. All the Democratic ticket il
elected except the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court.
The Democratic ticket at Hamilton,
Ohio, ID carried by q majority Of 200 70
1000. At chiIIicothe IS ont Of 20 pre-
cincts give q Republican gain of 81 The
rest viii increase this gain at Springfield
The Republican County ticket was elected
by something over 1000 majority.
At Dayton, the Republicans probably
elect the Sheriff. and possibly the Probate
Judge. The indications are that the he
pubIicanz gain IN the county ticket over
400.
A dispatch from Huntington, West yir-
GINA, says that Harvey, the Republican
and Greenbzck csndidate for Congress, wa
elected BY 200 majority.
Reliable returns from Hamilton county,
complete, gives Barnes fRep-), for Score
fary Of State. 1ss4f over Purge fDem.J
Bnfserworth (Eep.), for Congress from the
First District, I.0gs majority over saylei
Dem.}; Young fRep.t, for Congress from
the second District, 1850 over Cos
(DemJ
Negotiations for . Compromise.
New YoEg, October Q.
The Times Boston special says: Tn
negotiations for q compromise between thu
Butler Democrats and the Faneuil Hal
Democrats, which have been ia progress
for some days. il IL now reported, hay'
been successful. The Butterflies, II IL said
withdrew ali their nominations for Stat
officers, except for Governor, accepting tn
Faneuil Hall ticket, with the exception o
/ Abbott. Tho Greenbackers are c0Dfideu
. that the Democrats will also ratify thei
2 nomination Of Clark for Congress in tn
} Fifth District, and Of Adm Tbayer in tb
: Ninth. they in turn agreeing 70 supper
I Dean In the Third District, and Tarb0x i
. the Seventh. The Butler Democratic Stat
: Convention meets again to-day.
Genuineness Of Dispatches.
NEW YonK, October 8.
The Sun says We do not to qnestio
] the rood faith Of our contemporary, til
I Tribune, / d the publication of its ciphe
dispatches, when we say that it has left th
public thu far without evidence, which
conclusive or Sufficient Of the genuinenes
a the dispatches, Of the correctness OF th
1 TRANSLATION, and while, II the telegram
are what 1t supposes them TO be, Marbl
? may be reduced to marble dust, and ever
. cheap commodity In this market. Y
TiIdsn may not DO scratched in the ieas
, There might have been a good deal Of Z
about, without his touching 1t or it's toucl
ing him.
Rexfstrnti0n In New York
: New YoRK, October 8.
Yesterdays registration was 81 900, thu
I being 40 ahead Of the first day last veal
! On that basis, the November vote ough
to be $4,000.
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