Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-09
sTRAWS FROM YESTERDAYS
ELECTIONS.
A Democratic Victory Conceded
in New York.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM vIR'
GINA.
MISCELLANEOUS ELECTION AND OTHER NEWS
FROM ALL DIRECTIONS.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

ordinary manifesto OF Blaine on the neu-
trality, or rather no~n-neutrality Of the
Canal, as far as the United States
is concerned, has brought the canal ques-
ton, which has been rather slumbering
for some time, again prominently to the
attention of the people of the rest of the
world. The Susz Canal has now been
open about IL years, and the question Of
war has never troubled the peaceful move
ment of ships through its tranquil waters.
No nation would attack it. 1t is easy to
see that the Isthmus of Panama is practi-
cally as near France, England, Brazil or
Japan as it is to the United States. This
new route of communication, which De
Lesseps is opening for all nations, not
for any one more han another, will
shorten the distance around the world for
all nations. All can use it but no one can
abuse it.
The Sherman Investigation.
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The publication
of the evidence before the Treasury In
vestigation Commission rejecting upon
Secretary Sherman will have the effect Of
fastening the investigation that will be
ordered by the Senate in December. Sem
ator Farley OF California has especially
;n~ r. Gharman p;na; ~ tha Tusnrn NJ
partment. He has placed in his hands
certain transcripts Of the testimony al
ready gwen ana VIII activeiy push IL ior
Folger will assume charge of the Treasury
department on MONDAY. win hlm az the
mead OF TINS department. the congressional
investigator VIII De facliitated In every
way, SO That the downfall Oh the treasury
ring Is now a question OF only a Few days.
Election Notes from New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The weather is
.a,a .,a a,oou .,a .h.ro u .,or.,
5000 NN.-
apa'ny OH o'ei 'n' ee" W" 'e'e' -
more Interesting, anu pon,s
sose. !. : ssa sa. ramaraas u ginth
District, is in some precincts polling two
votes TO one for Hardy, Democrat. Many
Democrats are supporting him. It is
stated that an attempt was made to defeat
Edward Hogan, Democratic candidate for
entire County Democratic ticket by not
| delivering the tickets from the printer.
The contest for Congress between Astor
and Flower is hot and close.
An "tinR Committee'
"AsHiSaros' NOV. oIihe SENATE APP
PioPfia'ohs oon''ee mas A'0oruins W
directions, set In operation an investiga-
| ton OF the contingent expenses of the
various Government departments. Each
department is being scanned, and the re-
suit will be laid before Congress in De-
cember. A period OF ten years 10 being
covered. expenses VIII pc compared with
XII ba esnsc;a,iv scanned ana az connsrv
will be satisfied with the ~thoroughness Of
the investigation, the results Of which are
likely to come out before Christmas.
The Fight o. the Mayoralty.
B~nooKLyS Nov. 8.-The election IA
,r;o. mr. rota u,;,, rrohah,r \. tar .h.u,
u- m.Ir.H N~.uNS
rN.s mnS~e".,
urnhsh1v not he I d maicr;tv e;thsr wav
Low. the Republican candidate. gets a Biz
vote in the wealthy wards, but in the
strongholds OF the Democracy Howell is
reported to be holding his own. The Ger
mans are favoring Howell, and may elect
him.
Hunting Party Poisoned.
OMAHA, Nov. s.-Yesterday o party Of
hunters went out from Fort Steele, wyo-
ming, and by mistake they used q can of
sroen;o IN cool;no how errnosad n N
be hsE;nr oowdare The arsenic was am.
olovad IN nrossrv;no hides Fonr ~ tbe
partv have d;sd and otbars ara dan osr.
prsiy oick oantain MoAulsv's hrot6ar
who was with the party, il among the dead.
A Gallant Printer.
MADISON Wis.,, Nov. 8.--John Defrees,
Public Printer, has addressed a letter to
Tho corr;ar ~ +h;o c;tv denonnc,no 90 in.
famous the story Puplisnea, as ne says, Dy
some aeaa peg. 80 y I -. Jn.oe, VI
He stontlv defends them from ali sueh vile
filings.
Desperate Celestial Lover.
MARIETTA {O.), Nov. ga Chinese
m;.s;ororr aon+ In tho sacond v.ar ~
49, .a.-o.. :, 49,.
CoI,p aepamu er;c;de hv nhiorotnrra
last night and WAS fonnd dead in Ills bed
this morning. His trouble was a disap-
pointment in love affair with q servant
girl in this city.
Fatally Kicked BY . Mule.
LOUISVILLE NOV. s.-Last venins' On
the farm Oh Mr. Fardue' TOUR mics from
Paducah, q six-year-old son Of Widow Ed
wards was playing near q mule that was
hitched In the yard, when the beast turned
sna kicnea sno onn aa'i ~. i sL1m = 'no ioss
his brains in every direction.
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puu Nov "a uob vo,a
sna mron .cra,cb;no ,rhsra ava M ;nd,.
~oa,iors :, the rasrIt The Indansnaent