Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-08
TELEGRAPHIC.
Partial Reports Of the
Eastern Elections.
A Splendid Democratic Victory in
New York.
Ben Butler Elected Governor
of Massachusetts.
New Hampshire Falls Into Line With a
Governor.
A Good Account from the Nutmeg
State.
A Good Account from the Nutmeg
State.


their vouchers.
DETROIT, Nov. Weather cloudy.
Indications of a large vote and a great
deal of splitting.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. THE indications
are for a very full vote. Much scratching
is done. To-night's reports will be COM
pared with the vote for Governor in 1880,
which gave a Republican plurality OF
6 $3.50.
OMAHA, Nov. Clear, warm weather
prevails in all parts of the State, and a
large vote is being polled. The Woman
S~uffragists have coffee and sandwiches at
the polls.
CHICAGO, Nov. After a bright morn
ing, the afternoon is cloudy and warm,
with indications of a full vote being polled,
which is construed as favorable to the Re-
publicans.
NV YORK, Nov. Large numbers
of persons have been arrested for false
registration and illegal voting by the
United States Marshal. The last betting
on the result for Governor in this State
is as follows: One thousand to $3.50 that
Cleveland will be elected; 81, 900 to $500
that he will receive 80 1000 majority; 81, 900
even that he will have 1000.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. IA cold, misty
rain this morning, and contrary to ex-
pectations, the frs. three hours polling
showed only a light vote. Towards noon
the weather became somewhat clearer and
the vote is increasing. 1t is generally
quiet. The police were called upon 10
quell a disturbance in the First Ward.
RALEIGH N. O., Nov. IA fine day.
The election is passing quietly in this
State as far as known
TOPEKA (Ks.), Nov. THE election to-
day is for a full State ticket. One member
of the Supreme Court, four members of
Congress at-Large and three from all three
districts il the State. The returns to-
night will be incomplete. owing to the
great length of the ticket, and the fact
that each ticket as it comes out of the box
is counted in full. No one doubts the
election of the four Republicans running
at large, and two in the districts, the same
electing a Republican candidate for Gov
ernor. The result is hardly to be approx
mated tonight.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA Richmond
(Va.) special says the men in chargeeof the
polls refuse to let those in arrears of capt.
tation tax vote. Warrants have been
sworn out. There is great excitement and
disturbances are feared.
LOUISVILLE Ky, Nov. IA light vote.
The conspicuous absence of colored voters
in the heavy colored precincts is said to
be working elsewhere.
ROCHESTER IN. ", Nov. THE Ger
man vote, heretofore largely Republican,
is being cast almost solidly for the Demo-
cratic State ticket.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Up TO noon three
fourths of the city vote was polled. Since
that time the polling has been lighter.
The Independent Judiciary ticket is re-
ceiving a heavy vote.
New YORK, Nov. THE polls opened at
6 o'clock. Between that time and noon
the bulk of the voting was done. On the
East side there is a very heavy vote. The
Democratic State and county tickets re-
ceived a tremendous vote. Many Repub-
lioans did not vote.
HARTFORD, Nov. THE vote is light
and will be very close.
WILMINGTON DELI, Nov, IA full
vote. Both parties claim the State. The
majority either way will be in the hun
dreds.
New YORK, Nov. 7.-The Commercial
Advertiser t~Stalwart) admits that Cleve-
land tDem.) for Governor, will probably
have go, coo majority in the city. The sup
port to the Citizens ticket was a disap-
pointment, the Republicans not coming
out. The Citizens Committee claim that
the Republicans Of the city have been sold
out in the house of its friends; that the
straight Democratic tickets, with the ex-
ception of the name Of John O'Brien,
which had been substituted for that Of
Patrick Keenan, for County Clerk, were
being poddled from Republican boxes, and
that not q single Citizen candidate was
elected on the Republican ticket, though
they were endorsed by the Republicans,
CHICAGO. Nov. THE political cam.
paign here las been entered with the usual
vigor. Trouble is anticipated by many.
United States Marshal A. M. Jones, who ia
also Chairman of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee, has appointed Supervisors
Of Election, with instructions TO arrest
all who attempt to vote fraudulently. He
claims that much fraudulent registration
has been done. Mayor Harrison, the
leader Of the Democratic party, charges
that this action on Jones part is a partisan
move in favor Of the Republicans, and has
instructed the Chief Of Police to swear in
a large number Of special constables for
duty at the polls. Each chief declares that
he is master Of the situation, and will
arrest the appointees of the other II caught
in any skullduggerY.
NEw YoRa, Nov. IA Washington
says! The departments to-day
are practically in the hands Of female
and a large amount Of extra labor
has been thrown upon the few chiefs OF
divisions who remain in this city. Chief
Clerk Webster says he had 500 letters to
sign for his chief, who had gone, and al
most every one of these was written by
clerks. The outgoing teams of
Saturday and yesterday were crowded