Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-08

was one of the largest that ever left the
city. Nearly all the passengers were
clerks going to Indiana and Illinois to
vote. Nearly all the New York and Penn
sylvania clerks left last night or the
night before.
DENVER tCol.), Nov. 7,-Ex-Senator
Chaffee, Chairman Of the Republican State
Central Committee, in an interview with a
reporter last night, said Our kilograms
are decidedly encouraging to the Republi-
cans, and we confidently predict Camp
bells election for Governor by 1000 ma
~iority," Fx-Congressman L. NJ. Patterson,
Chairman of the Democratic State Central
Committee, said: 1--WE estimate Grants
election by $4,000" Neither Chairman
would venture a prediction on the Legis-
lature or Congressman.
New York, Nov. 10 P. M.-0ne-sixth
of the city gives Cleveland $4,000 majority.
New YORK. Nov. TT P. M.-One-third
Of the city gives Cleveland %, 600 majority.
New York, Nov. $50 P. M.-Two
hundred and sixty-one election districts,
out of 6sS, give Folger 16, 1852 and Cleve-
land As. S35.
New YORK, Nov. 7.-Returns from vari-
Gus parts of the State show uniform and
heavy Democratic gains, giving Cleveland
apparently a fabulous majority. Howard
Carroll runs ahead, but is probably
swamped with the rest of his ticket.
Waite tRep.) is elected to Congress in
Connecticut. The Democrats carry the
other districts.
PROVIDENCE (R. ~, Nov. 7.-Rhode Is
land elects both Republican Congressman.
New YORK, Nov. Three hundred and
ninety-three city election districts give
Cleveland Al ,165 majority.
The sun says Butler is elected in Massa-
chusetts.
The Express says Malone claims %, 900
majority in Virginia.
The Express estimates Cleyeland's ma
jority at 0 1000 to 100, 900.
BosroN, Nov. Butler has $4,000 plu-
raEty IN this city.
PORTSMOUTH IN. H., Nov. 7.-Returns
indicate a Democratic Governor and Re.
publican Legislature.
WILMINGTON, Nov. THE vote is 224
Republican gain.
CoNcoRD q. H., Nov. 10 P. M.-The
vote Of II towns gives Hale (Rep.) 9,6S6;
Edgerly DEM 1881.
4 Remarkable Case.
WELLINGTON (Kan.), Nov. flames
Bean, a Texas desperate, brought here
two weeks ago, and who has since been
in jail, for having killed City Marshal
Brown at Caldwell last Summer, died yes
terday from wounds received in his en-
gagement with the Texas authorities who
captured him. He had twelve shots in
him and two Winchester rifle balls. The
post-mortem showed that his death was
due to a No 2 shot, which struck in the
forehead and passed entirely through his
brain. He lived 80 days thus wounded.
Suspected Murder.
CHICAGO, Nov. EARLY this morning
John Sherman, a clerk in the employ Of
Noble d Johns, commission merchants,
was found on the upper floor of No. 1875
Laselle street, with his neck broken and a
cash in the right temple. He had been
dead some time. 1t is supposed to have
been the work of footpads.
Yellow Fever Reports.
BROWNSVILLE, Nov. THE first death
from yellow fever in several weeks &C.
Cured yesterday. General Smiths camp
and troops at Fort Brown are in excellent
health. Thu weather is very hot.
Lanetry's American Debut.
New YORK, Nov. T. Mrs. Langtry made
her first appearance in America last night,
at Wallack's Theater. The audience was the
largest and most fashionable ever assem-
bled in New York. The English beauty
made a very favorable impression.