Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-27

foregoing calculations no allowance is
made for the undoubted falling of in the
Democratic vote this year by indifference,
desertion to the Republican ranks, and the
return Of business Republicans, who voted
for Tilden four years ago. twenty-five
thousand Republican gain from these
causes is u very moderate estimate. Con-
%sequently, shrewd betting men are stalking
their money generally and freely o. the
Republicans carrying New York by a hand-
some vote. Personally, l consider $4,000
a very low figure, as the canvass looks to-
day, and so, 900 will be no surprise.
Whistling TO Keep mp Their Courage
New YORK, October 26.-The Times says
the total registration Of New York City
this year is ZIG, 929, against 1887 last
year. An analysis of the table shows that
the rate of increase has been much greater
in Republican than in Democratic dis
tricts. In the Seventh, Ninth Eleventh
and Thirteenth Assembly Districts, all OF
which are Republican, the rate OF increase
over the registration of 1879 is 30, 80, %
and 43 per cent. If the total vote bears
the same proportion to the registration as
in 1876, there will be 202, 900 votes polled
next Tuesday. Adding to the vote cast
for President by each party in 1876 its due
proportion of increase, as indicated by the
above percentage, we have a Democratic
total in round numbers of 100, 90, and a
Democratic majority Of $4,000. This is
what the table shows, if it shows any
thing but the real increase in the Repub-
lican strength in this city does not appear
on the registry lists.
Irish COnstabulary Ordered to Rem
dezvOus az Kildare.
New York, October 26.-The Worlds
London special says Two thousand and
fifty Irish constabulary have been ordered
Immediately to rendezvous at the Currah
Of Kildare tonight. The town is filed
with the gravest rumors l learn, on the
authority of a member of the Government,
that the very highest importance is at
tached to the serious news received to-day
from Ireland. | am informed that Parnell
and his friends have held a private coun-
| Gil, and have resolved to discard the policy
OF exhorting the people to keep the peace.
The moment the Land League is struck
by the Government the whole West and
! South Of Ireland, the seat of almost all
the national discomfort and desperation,
will become the scene of the most exciting
events. 1t is said tonight hat an early
meeting of the Cabinet will be called.
A Batch of Murders, Etc.
DANvILLE, Va, October 26.-Saturday
night Mary Mitchell was fatally shot by
her paramour, Berton Smith.
John Rainey killed Dennis Marooney.
| They quarreled about a dog.
Davis Graves and Ed. Coleman got into
Il a dsf3o,J1fv aho1f kha ,rsfo - IL ---
and Coleman was probably fatally shot.
Sunday morning the body of Scott
Hodkins was found in the canal, thought
to be murdered.
Last night a peddler named Haggerty,
selling a b~ludgeon, knocked ihsensible an
other peddler named Conrad.
Life and Escapades of Young BEN.
nett.
New YORK, October 26.-The war be-
tween the Express and Herald deepens.
The Express tonight prints the following
editorial in a dozen places. The Evening
Express will begin tomorrow the publica-
ton of the opening chapters of the life and
escapades of James Gordon Bennett. These
chapters will be rich reading.
Called Before the Grand Jury.
~CINcINANTI, October 26.-The Demo-
cratic Committee of this county having
recently issued an address, charging extern
sive frauds in this city in the October
election, a number Of the signers OF the
address were called before the Grand Jury
to-day, to give evidence. Not having the
facts fully ready. the examination was
postponed.