Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-06

The Connecticut Election.
HAnTFoRD, Conn.,, November 8.
The indications are that a large vote will
be p0lled- So far, the Greenback vote ii
not equal to that Of last month.
The Election in New York.
New YORK, November 5.
Election day being o legal holiday, the
banks, Exchange, business places gen.
orally. and Offices, National, State and
municipal, are all closed. Down town il
is very quiet. A large vote is expected al
Tammany Hall. 1t was announced as
early as 10 O'Clock that COMMISSIONS
Davenport, who is also United States Chief
Supervisor OF Elections, had caused the ar
rest Of about 5000 voters on the 1868
naturalization papers, and was holding
them in 50 900 bail each. The Tammany
mon and the anti-Tammanyites are working
zealously, and are favored by good
weather.
A number of persons were arrested on
charges of attempting to vote illegally.
The most Of them were discharged on Civ
ing bonds, and promising not to attempt
to vote. One of the men arrested was a
roundsman Of the police in uniform, and
another pays So, 500 taxes. Chief Super
visor Of Elections Davenport has instructed
his deputies to count and canvass all the
votes in one box before they permit the
State officers to open any other box. He
saws they can only be arrested under nation
al authority, and will receive ample support
and protection. He also orders the arrest,
without warrant, of any election Office r
found during the counting of votes, en-
gagged in any iilegel act which can have an
effect upon the canvass.
A Supposed Case of Suicide.
CHICAGO, November-5.
The dead body Of d. b. Abrahams, pro-
prietor Of a livery stable on West Lake
middle of the road near Jackson and Green
streets. From letters found on his person,
it is believed to be a case Of suicide.
Pacific Coast Arrivals.
New YORK, November 5.
James G.. Fair arrived from San Fran
cisco to-day, on his second visit since his
departure for California in 1919. Among
the other C~alifornians in town are d. o..
Mills, N. A. Ashton and A. Spencer.
Two Bodies Found in n Well.
DUBUQUE, November 5.
Two weeks ago to-day, Jennie Coyle and
her infant child, living with her brothers
on a farm near Fort Dodge, disappeared,
and no trace of them was found until yes
terday, when the bodies of both were found
in q well. The superstition is that she
committed suicide. She lived unhappily.
A Prominent Coiorea Politician
Dead.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 5.
Carter Mcclellan, o prominent colored
politician, was shot and killed by another
colored man q few days ago, near Pine
Bluff. No particulars.
The Election in Baltiunore-shOot-
ing and Arrests.
BALTIMORE, November 5.
The City Marshal reports the election
proceeding quietly. At the opening of the
polls this morning a slight disturbance
occurred at the Third precinct in the Sew
enteenth Ward, between the Judges of
Election and the United States Supervisor
of Elections. in regard to the custody of
The ballot-box. During the wrangle over
the ballot-box, a pistol was fired, and Dep
uty Marshal Night was struck in the side
by q pistol ball, making a slight wound.
The police arrested Murphy, the Judge Of
Election, the United States Marshal, and
a citizen named Bussey, who were released
on bail. In the other Wards, five Judges
of Election have been arrested by order Of
the Supervisors. In these cases the Judges
refused to admit United States Deputy
Marshals in the room. A full vote is be-
ing polled.
Indications Cheering for the RE
pubiicans.
BosroN, November 5.
At 2 o'clock the Republicans claimed
that Talbot was receiving a larger vote
than was anticipated. The journal says
the indications from all the towns are most
cheering for the Republicans, and that
Butler will not only be beaten, but buried
beneath an overwhelming majority.
A queer Election.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov. s.
So far as is positively known, the Con
gressional elections were to be held to-day
in the Second and Ninth districts, and pos.
sibly q few friends OF Weaver and Gillette,
il the Sixth and Seventh districts, will
vote.
A Davenport special says q queer election
is being held there. The people met this
morning and elected their own Clerks and
Judges, opened the polls and proceeded to
vote for Hiram Price, Republican, for Con
gress, almost unanimously. The same il
being done in Muscatine county.
..As Goes Hull, So Goes the state
BosToN, November 5.
Hull, to which is attached the tradition
Gas goes Hull, so goes the State" gives
Talbot 81. Butler 81, Abbott /, and
Miner, nothing. Last year, Hull gave
gave CASTOR 26, Rice 16.
Cohasset gives Talbot 201, Butler 63
Abbott IS, and Miner 10. Last year, Co
hasset gave Rice 8 and CASTOR As.
Tho Election In Providence.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. S.
The election proceeds with spirit. Mel
son A. Aldrich, Republican, will have
large majority in this district. The Green
back vote is insignificant. There is q sharI
contest in the Western District.
PoIifics-Intcrments.
MEMPHIS, November 5.
The election ia passing off quietly, blu
little interest is manifested.
From 6 o'clock last night until loon to
day, the undertakers report orders for Mint
interments.
No Forecast Is Possible.
Chicago, November 5.
The public exchanges and offices, gener
ally, are closed, and business is Target.
suspended. The day opened fair, but ]
now clouding up. The probability is tina
the vote will be large, and the contests ar
close for all Offices. No forecast is pos
sible.
FO w S,
Special. TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.