Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-10
EASTERN NEWS.
The Election in Ohio and
Iowa Yesterday.
HoADIY IS SAID 70 HAVE CARRIED
OHIO BY 1900 MAJORITY.
A DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE
ALSO PREDICTED.
How the Women Conducted the
Fight for Prohibition.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM A
VICTORY IN IOWA.
The Republicans by 1900 and the
Democrats BY 1900.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM A
VICTORY IN IOWA.
The Republicans BY 1900 and TIL
Democrats BY 1900.

The Republicans BY 1900 and the
Democrats BY 1900.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESTISEL.l
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. s.-John G.. Thompson
predicts the election Of Hoadly by 5000 ma
| jority and . Democratic Legislature.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 9.-The Second Amend
ment workers are very active. They have
headquarters at every ward except the Third,
and in most precincts the ladies industriously
peddle both tickets impartally, to get votes
for Prohibition. Coffee and cakes are served
to whoever IL thought to be favorable to the
| cause. Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster Of Iowa. reputed
| to be the author Of the Prohibition enactment
in thar state. is on the ground, going from
ward to ward in . carriage, directing the tenn
perance forces. Notices are profusely dis.
| played. At the Second Amendment headdnar-
tiers it Is like Betty and the baby W. Doodle
and beer "vote for the second Amendment
and down will 20 saloons and taxes. and up
| will go homes and our boys" t'vote for home
| and the babies" The ladies wear badges with
| the state Arms and the inscription, Second
| Amendment for God and Home and Native
| Land" There 10 . large msjority against both
amendments here.
o., Oct. 9.-The weather is calm
and bright to-day, and . big vote Il being
Il Lax AC "a 80 AS<0
are Interested in the second A amendment vote.
but it ia believed thatit will get comparatively
. light vote from what has been claimed forit
Al the Republican headquarters they announce
straight tickets being voted, with . great deal
OF scratching being done by the Democrats.
More than half the entire vote was polled at
noon.
The Election I'm Iowa.
DRs MONIES, Oct. 9.-The weather is re-
ported fine all over the State. 1t being warm
and clear. A very heavy vote is being polled
everywhere, and SO far everything 10 reported
orderly, although there is . very deep feeling
on all sides. There are reports of q fusion
being made in several portions Of the State on
the Democratic and Greenback tickets, but
these reports can be traced to no certain
authority. In Des Moines q very heavy vote
is being polled. but very quietly. A great
many ladies are at work, and have lunches and
hot coffee near the polls.
The State Central Committee Republican,
estimate their majority on the Gubernatorial
ticket ct is COO. The Democratic
claim Kinne will have $4,000 majority over
Sherman. The Democrats hope that Weaver
(Greenbacker) will poll enough votes to assist
them in defeating Sherman.
Ker Has q Hearing.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Frederick M. Ker, the de-
faulting cashier Of Preston, Kean b Co., bank
ers, had q hearing on habeas corpus before the
Circuit Court, and q decision was given this
morning. The points In the present petition
were the same raised in the petition filed in
the State Court, and which was denied. ker
was arrested in Peru. and sets up the plea that
he is 8 British subject, and was kidnapped by
the United states officials. Judge Drummond
said Ker should have made application to the
Government of Peru for protection, and while
he would deny the petition, remarked that the
case involved . number Of delicate points Of
international law, which he would like to see
presented to the supreme Court. Counsel for
Ker says the matter Will be appealed.
Another Fire i'm Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 9.-Memphis was again visit
ed tonight by another destructive IRE, which
originated in Cole u Co.'s oil, paint, door,
SASH and window-blind store, Nos. 81 and 80
Union street, between Main and Second. The
infammable material kept in stock burned
with such ferceness that the fremen were un-
able to confine the fire to the building where 1t
originated, and Greenlaw's Opera House, 20
the east, and only separated from the burning
building by . small al 'eywsy, was ignited, ana
together with Cole 4 Co.'s store, was complete
ly destroyed.
The total loss by the burning Of Greenlaw's
! Opera House building and Cole l. Co.'S store
was $165 600. Total insurance, $4,000.
Funeral Of Miss Huntington.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The funeral Of Miss
Elizabeth Etoddard Hunting ton took place to-
day. Among the pail bearers we're Roscoe
Conkling, Gen. Thomas Hillhouse and d. o.
Mills. Among those present were Jay Gould,
sydney Dillon, Gen. G. n. Kilchman. Con-
eressman Bliss, ex-senator Plat. g. W. Gwyn
ana Wnltol0W he1O. In0 remains Woxo IN.
TERED In Woodlswn Cemetery.
CHARGED with MRnslaughter.
NEW York, Oct. 9.-Thomss Middleton, .
conductor, and Paul B. Ayres. brakeman on
the Manhattan train in . collision with the
Flushing train ct Hunters Point, Sept. 10. were
arrested on . Coroner's warrant, charged with
the manslaughter Of three persons killed and
several wounded. Other arrests are expected.
Murder and Suicide.
YvrrAvxporra Ont o-Thfa avarfup William
Tultz, 8 German baker. shot and killed Mrs.
Mary. wife Of Albert Ne6. He then ended the
tragedy by shooting himself through the heart.
Ne1 met At her sisters, Mrs. Mayer. and dur.
ing the absence Of the latter committed the
murder and suicide.
Sentence of . Defaulter.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 9.-Judge Blodgett in the
United States District Court to-day sentenced
Henry T.. Wright, . defaulter Of the Assistant
Postmaster OF Racine, to Ave years and one
days imprisonment at the Chester Peniten-
ttary. III: and to pay 5000. which was the
amount Of the deficit.
Arthur ~ Executor.
NEW York. Oct. 9.-President Arthur IL IN
executor Of the estate Of the late Hugh ].
Hastings, editor of the Commercial Advertiser.
Two hundred shares Of Commercial stock 10 to
be distributed among his nephews. His broth
ers are left some money. but the great bulk Of
hts estate 10 left to his widow.
A Battle impending.
HELENA, NJ. T., Oct. 9.-Gov. Crosby Of
! Montana reports . battle impending between
stockmen and the Catfish band Of Sioux. Six
hundred Of the latter are said to be marching
toward the Little Missouri.
STRIFE Of Car Drivers.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The strike of the street
car drivers, which began yesterday on che Bell
line, extended to all important Lines in the
city. and tonight. since 9 o'clock, street car
travel has been suspended.
Suing for . Separation.
New YORK. Oct 9.-Mary d. Phillips II su.
ing for : separation upon the ground Of cru
city. The defendant Is the "Oofty Goott" Of
literature. The plaintiff is an actress.
Judgment Confirmed
NEW York, Oct. 9.-The Court Of Appeals
hss confirmed the Judgment in the case Of Ed
ward HOvey. sentenced to death for the muir. /