Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-11
EASTERN news.
u from the OhiO
Election.
HOADLY PROBABLY ELECTED
GOVERNOR.
The Result a Surprise to
Both Parties.
SHERMAN ELECTED m IOWA By A
LARGE MAJORITY.
Arrest Of Walters, James and 3eaoveyn,
counterieiters.
FATAL ARRAY BETWEEN
q. s. MARSHALS.
Arrest Of Walters, James and GeGovern,
Counterieiters.
FATAL ARRAY BETWEEN
q. s. MARSHALS.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

sPECIAL TO THE sENTrNEL.l
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 10.-The returns come
in slowly. At 10 O'Clock this morning, with
two wards to hear from, the indications are
that Hoadly carries this county by 8 small ma
iority; Rose tRep.). Lieutenant Governor, by
about 2. 1000: whitbeck (Rep.), County Treas
urer, by from 1000 to 1900. Probably one
Democrat snd one Republican Senator are
Lcan Representatives The remainder of the
Democratic ticket 10 probably elected, except
perhaps County Auditor. Complete returns
may change this somewhat. The result isa
surprise to both parties. The Second Amend
ment vote 10 not fully counted.
NooN.-Tbe result Of the election In this
county Is still indefinite. An ON ial count
may be required to decide some of the cases.
The Republicans probably elect one Judge,
and perhaps three of the six Representatives..
The judges and clerks haze been counting all
night ana this forenoon. In several wards the
figures first reported In some cases are now
c0ntradicted. The newspaper ofices and
other centerS Of information are thronged
with anxious crowds, patiently waiting 70
the returns, which cannot yet be given.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1O.-Richsrd Smith Of the
Commerce al Gazette did not watch the returns
last night, but to-day, after looking over the
field. said he did not regard Foraker defeated.
At previous elections the news Of Democratic
success in the election Of Governor had
been heralded by the Democratic papers
tho morning after election and conceded
by the Republicans, and yet later returns
wholly changed the aspect Of affairs. he re-
CARDS the precincts not yet heard from 40
likely TO produce greater Republican gains
As to the causes of Republican loss. he says
Foraker lot votes from both parties on &C.
count of temperance. He thought also the
wool growers and wine growers opposed him.
A Times-Stsr special from element County
gives . Democratic Representative.
CINCINNATI, Oct. lO.-The best estimate on
Hamilton County, from additional returns re-
ceived this morning, gives Hosdly = majority
from 1900 to $500, with the legislative and
county ticket either divided or the Democrats
defeated. This 10 based on returns from 70
out Of 103 precincts, and may be modified
either way by subsequent returns. As near as
can be estimated the majority against the
Second Amendment will exceed 1000.
Times-Star special from Madison County
gives 1000 majority for Foraker; Locke, Re-
County, 225 Republican gain.
TOLEDO, O., Oct. 10-2:30 P. M.-Twenty-nine
precincts In Locust County show . Democratic
gain Of 581. The Democratic majority In the
county will range from 200 to 1870. Hoadly's
estimated majority is LOO. The Democratic
judicial ticket II probably elected by about
1900; the legislative by about 500, and the
Senatorial from 5000 to 1000. probably 5000,
and the First Amendment 10 invisible.
CLEVELAND, Oct. l0.-Midnight.-Nearly
complete unofficial returns Of this county give
Hoadly 425 majority; Reese, 2,7o0 majority.
The apparent majority against the Second
On the legislative ticket Williams (Dem.)
and Ely (Rep.) for Senators, and Hoernay,
Harbaugh and Roche (Dems.), and Haley and
Burnett tReps.) seem to be elected by . small
majority.
Hsislsy and Blondin lDems.) are elected
Whitbeck tRep.) IL elected Treasurer by 100.
Brew (Rep.1, Auditor. by about 5000.
Arrest Of .COunterfeiters.
CHICAGO, Oct. lo.-The Secret Service on
cials here report the arrest ct Grand Forks.
D.. T.. Of three men supposed to be engaged In
printing and circulating spurious ten.dollsr
silver certificates. The chase made by the
Secret Service men was . prolonged one. 1t
was learned that various parties ON the line Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad have been vic.
ttmixed. The men captured sre named Wal.
tiers, James and Nc0overn Of Montreal and .
man named Chambers. The detectives found
ill the peraphernalia for carrying on counter
Ii.sas Tor 1 printing S's'f az. and ts = iHS: b IiSp on
the Bsnk Of Montreal. The latter plates were
ave ones. and are morticed In such . manner
that the check numbers and bank ~ofacials' zig.
natures could bs changed ct any time.
Railroad Collision.
EIIzAszrz, N. j., Oct. lo,-The axle Of IN
Railroad broke st $40 4. H., throwing two
freight cars over on the fast track just - the
east. bound Boston and New England passenger
express came along at the rate Of 10 miles an
hour. The express locomotive turned com.
pletely over. and the baggage car tslescoped
with 8 freight car. Twenty other freight cars
were demolished. Engineer Edward Kelly
went over with the engine, but escaped. No
body was seriously injured.
Yellow Fever Reports.
w~Asx1xorox, Oct lo.-Sureeon Gen. Hsmil.
ton received the following replies TO tsls-
graphic inquiries yesterday - to the truth Of
the reports Of the appearances Of yellow fever
Of Beaverton. Ala. Galveston and Pensacols,
there d e not Ss'. ! case Sa' Of q ssvss IN Bs.wsrton.
oulsm.n. President Of The Board Of Health.
M typhoid fever. 10 yellow fever. 40 sui.
picious cass: at this port. Cook. Post Assist
antsurgeon."
Poisoned by weeds.
P~rrrssuao, Oct. 10.-A special from Green.
bury, Pa, says six children Of John strouner
Of Ligonter were poisoned this morning by
eating weeds in the woods near that place.
Thu mother had been visiting ~neighbors, and
when she returned found them lying around
the room, to all appearances dead. Medical
aid was quickly summoned. and after working
with them for several hours four Of them were
pronounced out Of danger. The other two
will die.
The war OF Races.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l0.-Ths fight last night In
Cumminsville between . party Of negroes and
an equal number Of whites. In which stones
were the weapons first used. brought the
police to the ground. Several pistOl-shots
were exchanged. Omcer Delaney was shot in
the thigh; Harry Winters, . negro. was shot
twice IN the back, and 10 not expected to live;
and two others were slightly wounded. The
negroes were hunting for : man who assailed
one Of their number ct the polls, whom they
were attacked by . party Of whites.
The Iowa Election.
DIES MONIES, H., Oct. 10.-Gov. Sherman
Will have 80 900 or more over Kinne. and
probably l2,0c0 10 $4,000 over all. and Judge
Reed nearly the same. The Legislature IL Re-
on joint ballot by ct least 40. The
House IL close. but the Republicans will have
It least 8 or 10 majority.
Hung BY Masked Men.