Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-13

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this. L suppose this victory cost the
whisky men $500, 600, and they will cheer
fully pay half a million next time. They
can afford to nave a party which they can
control.
The German Detection.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA Cincinnati special
says the city vote shows that the detection
Of the Republican Germans was principally
from the State ticket. Their discrimina'
ton against the Republican County ticket
and Congressman was lmost a universal
loss, which defeated the Republicans. The
Democratic majority on the State ticket is
more than 1000 greater than the average
of the highest Democratic maJorlties on
the county ticket, and about 5000 greater
than the combined majorities for Demo-
cratic Congressman. The Republicans ex-
pected defeat on account OF theG German
detection, but not with such a difference
between the State and county ticket. This
very difference is disappointing to the
Democratic politician, that indicates the
German vote is Democratic only tempo
rarily.
Robbery by Mexican Officials.
SAN ANTONIO Texas, Oct. 12.-The fol-
lowing statement is received from a relia-
BILE source: Yesterday G. D. Gould, re-
Gently of McGallen County, crossed the
Rio Grand at Predros Negras with 81 800,
Mexican money, and paid $500 to a Next
can named Luis Misquis, from whom he
purchased some land. The remaining
ST, 900 was taken from him by the Mexican
Custom-house authorities, and at last ac-
counts still held it. The basis of The
seizure was that it was unlawfully brought
into the country. Duty, under the Next
can law, heretofore has been demanded
only on me~rchantable property, and money
has always been free, not being regarded
as a merchantable article. Gould will lay
the case before the higher Mexican author
tiles.
Two Districts to Hear From.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 12.-The official returns
that have come in indicate that the Demo
cratic majority in the State will not ex-
coed 20, 900 for Congressman. The out
look is depending on the uncertainty IN
the Seventh and Twelfth Districts. Both
are probably Democratic. Without these
two districts the delegation stands IA
Democrats, 5 Republicans.
Updegraffe is recovering from his re
cent illness, and is not dead, as reported,
The Next House.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Notwithstand'
ing the large gain in Democratic Con
gressmen in Ohio, some Republicans are
not willing to concede the next House tt
the Democrats. They assert that the de
feat will have = good effect in New York
and that the Republicans will hold theil
own il that State. Some will not ever
coucede Pennsylvania, and say the indie
pendents will not affect the Congressional
delegation from that State, and that thu
Republicans will gain enough in the Soutl
to offset Ohio.
End of Republican Rule.
SPRINGFIELD (Ill.), Oct. 12.-Willian
NJ. Springer, who is in active training fol
next Speaker, believes the Democrats vii
have d majority of 80 in the House
that this is the beginning Of the end 0
Republican rule, and that the next Con
gress will reduce the expense of the Gov
ernment $50, 900, 600.
n Failure.
WILKEsBARRE pa Oct. 12.-The Labol
Convention held this morning was a fail
ure. The delegates present called tn
meeting to order, and denounced j. d
Birmingham, their leader, for not appear
ing, and adjourned without nominating
ticket.