Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-07
T Ell E 6 R A P H I G.
JAMES ANDERSON OF THE
EUREKA LEADER DEAD.
POLITICAL SPECULATION
FROM THE EAST.
HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN NEW
ORLEANS.
AN ENCYCLICAL LETTER
FROM THE POPE.
PENSSSByASIA

PENSSf LNANlA
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Times Phiia.
delphia special says: The politicians
are figuring on the result OF Tuesday s
election. The returns OF the final eau.
vass are ali iu at the Democratic head
quarters, but Chairman Hlnsel refuses
to give cut the figures for publication.
1t Is known, however, that plurality
of 1900 is anticipated for Psttison.
the Democrat; candidate for Governor.
At the Independent headquarters Chair
man Mckee has confined hi, estimates
f. the voe for S:ewa't. lie ci.ims at
the very lowest-making iowances for
anticipates $4,000 more, or possibly
doutle that. Things are very much
mixed at the Stalwart Headquarters.
Gray and Cooper still claim that Beaver
will be elected. Gray said the plurality
would be IS, 600 With one gentleman
| who called he went over the counties
and gave Beaver l.. 600 plurality in this
city aud gave the oid-time inaiorities to
the other conntits 5 to justify his claim.
He puts Stewart g vote at 30, coo or CO.
600. 1t is doubtful if Beaver eads at all
Ill this city. Castruce McMan has given
orders that the entire Beaver ticket be
quietly kniyed, and this will make a
great difference N the vote. This is
Mcbl"n way OF uaving up old scores |
with Cameron. Nothing bu. an earth |
quake can prevent the election Of Pat |
tlson. The Democrats will gain several |
CougTessnen. Tne present delegation
consists OF 10 Eepu blcans and Is Demo-
Gratis. The new delegation will be
pretty evenly divided, with every pros
pect that the Democrats viii have
ma jorlty. The Democrats pus down
gain OF eight Con -iessmen as certain,
and anticipate more.
A REPUBLICAN VIEW.
WASHINGTON, November 5. This is
the night before the battle SO far az TIE
Republican Congregational Committee is
concerned, for Hubbell goes to Michi-
gan tomorrow to look after his 6usi-
ness matters. which he mas neglected
on account cj the campaign. and then
he will turn MS attention to his Sena-
torial canvass. He ard Henderson say
they are confident of Republican ma
iorlty i'll the next House. and say they
will be very much surprised If the ma
j0rIty shall be less than ten. \ solid
delegation from Iowa is claimed, though |
it is admitted that the r. epubIicars
nave hard ti.ht on hand ia Farewelrs
district There are doubts about the |
First Michigan District. bat the rest OF
the State Is pretty confidently claimed.
A gain of one or two members from |
New York Is cnunted on. The Repub-
ic rs say they expect TO lose nothing '
n Illinois, and to gain in Virginia. The 5
Committee has sent ou5 1920. 900 doc
lments at an expense of $4,000.
New YoRk. November 6.-The l.
Times specials say that the outlook for
he Republicans is rather more gloomy .
han it was recently. and that they are
likely to lose several Congressional Dis
ricts in Pennsy ylvsnia, Virginia and
Missouri in to-morr0w's election. S
New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Charles Nc a
Iartby (colored) went to his mothers
com on Rampert street, at o'clock
esterday morning. and found her un- c
be to speak, and with a deep cut . .
cross her neck He went to Inform >,
is sister on Maria street. On enter !,
D.! her room he found his sister dead,
nth her throat cut. Mrs. Mccarthy
not expected 70 recover. She was tt
he to state that she had been cut by c
'eter johnson, alias ''Dago Pete who .,
'as iiviug with her daughter. It is
eIieved that he also cut EIlen's throat. al
te escaped. Jealousy Is supposed to IN
ave been the cause. III
MONTPELIER, Vt, Nov. Crank In
ifford and George Bates, confined in u u
Y Fashington county Jail for the attempt f.
burglary of the Northfeld Savings fir
auk, picked the locks of their cells, K
moved block Of granite from the d'
,iliug. thus getting into the attic. cut RI
lreugh the brick wall, aud escaped. OF
9th are professionals and are implica. al
ID in jobs at Chicago and In Canada. IL
KEoKUK. Iowa, Nov. 6.-Some yea,s ~ ~
20 All eccentric Spaniard lived here. to
e died in Spain recently, leaving til
aughter Il years old, aud left will la
her to the guardianship Of IA
,lored blacksmith of this city. A man
AZ been sent to Spain to look into the ci
after. The will leaves the regro about -
70, 900 and the child about S40O, 600. ~
AUBURN, Cal, Nov. 6-The west. ur
ound passenger train yesterday morn. vi
g ran into large rock on the track u u
ear Crystal Lake. Both engines were =.
IDLY smashed, aud 70 feet of snow ~
,eds torn down. The engineer and ~
-eman were seriously injured aud . IA
amp killed. The passengers were not 20
jured, but bad very narrow escape. q