Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-09
EASTERN NEWS.
Latest Returns Received
from Eastern Elections.
THE RESULT PRETTY MUCH
AS STATED YESTERDAY.
The Defeat Of Maynard
Accounted For.
BEN BUTLER coNaaATULATEs HIN.
SELF ON HIS DEFEAT.
Democratic Majority in New
York, 10, 900.
MALONE WIPED OUT IN OLD
VIRGINIA.
BEN BUTLER coNaRATCLATES HIN.
SELF on HIS DEFEAT.
Democratic Majority in New
York, 10000.
MALONE WIPED OUT IN OLD
VIRGINIA.

RAO Al tAAo "a
A. Richardson, Associated Press Agent in San
Francisco, of the freshest news of the day.
depends. We shall see whist we shall seed.
SENTINEL
Election Returns.
HARTFORD, Nov. 7.-Connecticut elects
eleven Republican Senators and one Dem
ocratic Senator. The hold-over Senators
number five Republicans and seven Demo-
Gratis. The Senate now stands sixteen
Republicans to eight Democrats. The
lower House, with ten towns to hear from,
which were last year evenly divided, stands
145 Republicans to 80 Democrats. Repub-
lican majority 81 on joint ballot.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, Nov. --latest returns show
no change in the result Of the election
announced last night, except in Panolaco
county, where the Fusion ticket was de-
feated by a small majority. Adams, Kinds,
| Madison and Morris counties give good
Fusion majorities. The regular Demo-
cratic ticket had little opposition else
where.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. THE Senate stands
Democrats, %; Coslitionists. Is; doubt
full, 5. House of Representatives-Demo-
Gratis, 60; Coalitionists, 80; doubtful, IL.
When the doubtful counties are heard
from, the Democratic majority on the
joint ballot will probably reach rs.
On D.r- Nou y na6o;o1 rat,r0u from,
six counties, partial returns and estimates
from about fifty counties, and estimates,
based upon the election of two years ago,
from the remaining ten counties, give
Hubbard $4,000 majority and the rest of
| the Republican ticket about II 900. These
figures will not vary much from the Off
cial ones.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Oficial reports
and corrected estimates, received from q
number OF counties, make no material
change in the figures sent out last night.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov. 7.-Returns in the State
are complete with the exception of one
town. Robinson's total vote, l60, 161; But
ler's, 150.O74; Almy's, 1868; Robinson
over Butler, 10,O87.
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, Nov. --latest election re-
turns give Abbott about $500 majority.
Senate-12 Republicans, "a Democrats;
Democratic majority on joint ballot, 5.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. --latest returns
show McLane's (Dem.) majority in the
State to be 1900. The Senate stands
fourteen Democrats to twelve Republicans,
and the House of Delegates, 63 Democrats
to % Republicans, giving a Democratic
majority Of 81 on joint ballot.
Butler's Programme for the Future.
P1rTsBuRa, Nov. 6.-The Commercial
Gazette te~legrapbed Gen. B. F. Butler for
his views on the result in Massachusetts,
and asking for his programme for the
future. The following reply was re-
ceived:
Boston, Nov. 10 P. Mo the Editors
Of the Pittsburg Commercial Gazette:
Last year I had 1874, 900 votes. The largess
vote ever polled was in the Garfield cleo
ton in 1880, Garfield, 165, 900; Hancock,
112, coo; total, 277, 900. This year the
vote is 313, 900, Of which / have 152, 900.
This enormous increase has been caused
by the free use of money, fraud and cor
ruption OF the part Of my opponents.
More votes have been cast than will be in
the next Presidential year. The eight or
nine Thousand plurality of my opponent
was more than lost in the city
of Boston. Massachusetts is, there
fore, purely Democratic if / make another
State canvass with further gain. When q
man has increased the Democratic vote
from 10000 to 1852, 900 in three years, il
there any need of q reply to your question
what my programme will be? / am
pleased with the result. / had rather nave
my vote than to be elected by 135. OO0. Be
1t said that Massachusetts is q Republican
State. She has a large reserve vote, which
in the Presidential election will come out.
Now we have had them all out, and
measured them, and in the next Presi-
dental election, with a judicious platform
and q popular nomination, at least, we
should keep all Republican men and
money at home to take care of Butler, in
stead of sending both into Indiana and
Ohio to corrupt those States.
Signed, B. F. BUTLER.
why Maynard Was ssLeft.o
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. The Argus esti-
mates that the Democratic State ticket,
except Maynard, is elected by 10000 ma
jority. Carr's majority is about 49, 900.
The Republicans have nineteen Senators
and seventy Assemblymen, thus controlling
both Houses.
New YORK, Nov. THE Sun saws:
Maynard, for Secretary Of State, appears
to have run 80, 600 votes behind his ticket
in this city, Brooklyn, Rochester and Buff
falo. and Carr rep is elected by 16, 900
to Is, 1000. Maxwell, Democratic candidate
for State Treasurer, Jagged behind his
ticket in the western part of the State, but
will prQhahlY Dull through. Ruaaell Re-.