Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-12
GRAND VICTORY OVER HUB
BELLS SACK.
The Ohi Election.
SPECIAL To THE SENTINEL

COLUMBUS, Oct. 10.-Returns from the
State election held to-day are coming in
rapidly this evening. Gains and losses
reported are based upon q comparison
with the vote for Governor in 1881, when
the Republican majority was "a, 800. There
are 1867 precincts in the State. Returns
from 1872 precincts and wards show a net
Democratic gain of 1920. Returns from
AGO precincts show a net Democratic gain
of 1896.
COLUMBUS, oct. 1.-THE Commercial
attributes the Republican disaster to the
interference of Foster and Richard Smith,
Whereby the German Republican vote was
alienated.
TOLEDO, Oct. 11.-Frank H. Hurd,
Democrat, is believed to be elected to
Congress from the Tenth District.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE newspapers
here generally attribute the defeat Of the
Republicans Of Ohio to a detection of the
Germans.
C1ScINNATI, Oct. 11.-2 P. M.--Complete
unofficial returns Of Hamilton County
| show the following Democratic majorities:
Newman, Secretary Of State, 10, $50; OkeY,
Supreme Judge, 9,809; Weller, Board Of
| Public Works, 9.764: Hawkins, Sheriff, Il;
Dalton, Clerk, 937; Pugh, Attorney, 1855;
Muscroft, Coroner, 2.644; Robinson, Re-
corder, 2,72S; Kahl, Commissioner, 3,177;
Cosgrove, Solicitor, 1855; Fowler, Board
of Control, 1860; Applegate, Infrmary
Director, 3Sl; Fallett, Congress, First
District, 839: Jordan, Second District,
1,763. The Republicans claim the election
of Beresford for Sheriff.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-Specials indicate
that the Democrats have elected IA out of
the q Congressman.
The Gazette saws the Generalization Of
the Republican party in New York, Penn
s~ylvania and Ohio is owing to the part
taken in New York politics by the National
Government, the extravaganza of the last
Congress and the temperance question.
The Enquirer claims Is Democratic
Congressman. It says the victory is deci-
sive and overwhelming, and that it dis.
poses of Foster in politics.
DAYTON, Oct. 1.-THE Republicans in
this part of the State and the Third Con-
gressional District have experienced an
unprecedent ted Waterloo. The Democrats
have elected everybody from top to bot
tom of their ticket. This montgomery
County,, which gave a Democratic major
ity of 60 in the Foster campaign, runs up
its figures to l 900.
Preble County reports the same state Of
affairs. r. M. Murray's majority, Demo-
crat, for Congress, will not be less than
200. The Democratic gain in this county
over the election of Secretary of State in
1881 is 920.
The latest adviees from Miami County
indicate a Democratic gain of 800, which
will make Murray's majority 500. This
is from Democratic sources.
Sentiments of DisaRected Republic
cans.
PITTsBURG pa, Oct. ia prominent
business man of this city, who has always
been Unidentified with the Republican
party, and who spoke for about rs other
business men, also Republicans, said to-
day that they had made up their minds
to vote the Independent ticket, as the only
way to rid the party in this State of ma
chine rule. He believed the Democrats
would elect their candidates next month,
but this would not kill or seriously cripple
the Republican party. Once rid of
C~ameronism they could r%eorganize on a
new basis, which would give the people
control, and would soon regain their lost
ground, with a prospect of retaining
power for an indefinite period. The senti-
ments expressed by this gentleman are
widespread here and elsewhere in the
State. There seems no chance for the
Cameron ticket.
Running "a Muck.
New YORK, Oct. 11.-An extraordinary
occurrence took place on Fourteenth
street yesterday. The streets were crowd
ed with shoppers. A demented French
man ran a muck through the crowd with a
pair of sharp-pointed carpenters COM
passes. He stabbed right and left. The
victims were all women, and some OF them
were fatally injured. The wife of a police
man, who patrolled the block, was one of
the victims. The lunatic is Earnest
Duburgne, a half idiotic painter, whose
crazy antics have for years made him a
conspicuous character. His victims are
more or less severely injured. He was
arrested. He wore two hats, and said he
stabbed the women because some man had
threatened his life. The prisoner, with
his father, wandered through the city bear
ing painted signs demanding justice from
the California authorities for some wrong.
They accepted charity, but only enough
to feed and lodge them. TIN father died
in July last. The son kept up his pilgrim
age until to-day, when he set out on the
slaughter OF women
Large Democratic Gains liza New
Jersey.
NEWARK IN. j., Oct. 1.-THE charter
election resulted in Republican plurality
Of $50 on the general ticket. The Demo
Gratis made large gains in the Common
Council, carrying ten Of the fifteen wards,
thus gaining seven members. The contest
was chiefly on the financial policy of the
Republican administration Of city labor.
The party polled l 300 votes.