Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-13
EASTERN news.
Everything Safely Demo-
cratic in Ohio.
CONGRATULATIONS POURING m UPON
JUDGE EoADLy.
Senator Miller Interviewed
in Chicago.
APPLICATION FOR THE APPOINTMENT OIL
4 COMMISSIONER.
Thomas Hughes Swindled Out O
$4,000 on q Bet.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL


CINCINNATI, Oct. 1~2.-Judge Headly
spent several hours in his Office to-day,
where be was visited by q large number OF
friends to congratulate him. He shows
. weakness from the campaign, but
endured bravely the continued hand
shaking. Much of the time was con-
sumed in receiving and reading kilograms.
A congratulation among them was this:
YosxERs, N. Y, Oct. III congratu-
late you on your brilliant triumph.
(Signed) s. J. TILDEN."
kilograms were also received from Sen
ator Jonas Of Louisiana, Robert Garrett
Of Baltimore, Senator Mcdonald, Aug.
Belmont and many others. The condi-
ton of the returns at this time are such
that nothing can be definitely stated in
addition to what has been given, until the
official count next we elk. There is . ru-
NOR in some places that Gov. Foster and
other prominent Republicans were here
investigating the charge Of frauds. but in
quiry among Republicans revealed no
such investigation.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 12.-Neither Of the
State Committees are making efforts to OBJ
tain the definite results Of the election,
since il has been conceded that everything
10 safely Democratic. The Democratic
headquarters are practically closed to-
night. Nothing has been done by the Re-
publican Committee. The First Amend
ment 10 defeated, and az nearly - can be
estimated the Second Amendment will get
about 80, 600, and probably defeated all the
way from 10, 200 to 5000. Some of the
advocates Of the Second Amendment claim
that it has been carried, but have no fig
ures to show. The Hamilton and Cuya-
hoga delegations ere divided in the pro-
portion which has been reported. The
estimate has been, in which both chair
men of the committees substantially agree,
that the Senate will stand 20 Democrats,
IL Republicans. The House, So Demo-
crats and Al Republicans, being q Demo-
cratic majority of 80 on joint ballot.
These figures are liable to be slightly
changed by the final results in both coun-
ties.
An Interview with Senator Miller.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Senator Miller OF
California arrived in this city yesterday
from the West. A reporter yesterday
asked him the condition of California poll
tics. to which he replied: The State is in
the hands of the Democrats, who have had
20 many discussions and blunders that
they have lost their strength. The Repub-
licans are growing and gaining, and I
think they can carry the State next year.
"What is the Republican preference on
the Presidential question ?"
II do not think there is any. Politicians
Of both parties are waiting to see what will
turn up. Blame was the leading f~avorite
on account of his standing on the question
Of Chinese emigration. But this question
is now settled for our people, and will not
have 90 much influence ss it had in 1880.
Arthur is growing stronger with the Cali
fornis Republicans, and Logan has many
friends, especially among the old soldiers.
There are plenty Of candidates, and we are
waiting to see who ia coming to the front.
A candidate who is recorded a. opposed to
Chinese emigration will be stronger than
one who is not"
"Are the Democrats for Tilden ?"
well. n hardly. Justice Field is the
leading Democratic candidate on the Pa
cidc Coast. He 10 much stronger now
than he was six months ago, ON account Of
his decision in the United States Circuit
Court, that . Chinaman from Hongkong
has NO more right to come to America,
under the restriction law, than . China
man from the Empire itself; that the law
applies to race rather than the Chinese
Empire and the people Alone"
"Will the opening Of the Northern Pa.
oiAc Railroad take away any Of your trader"
1--WE will not suffer any falling of, but
will not get the increase We would other
wise have enjoyed"
Does the Mormon question trouble you
any
serious foothold In that State. but is
spreading rapidly In the Territories.
especially in Arisons and Idaho. II is .
serious thing and II very aggressive. The
Edmunds law has not succeeded In eradi.
eating polygsmy. nor In taking the politi-
cal power from the polysamists."
Four Men Hanged.
GsAYsoN, KY, Dot. 12.-Craft mounted
the scahold st LOS P. \. He spoke Of his
innocence. The witness against him had
committed perjury. At the conclusion Of
this he sung the hymn. ibid Christ for
Sinners Weep" In . clear voice. after
which the moose was AFFIXED and the drop
fell ct l:l0. His neck Was broken. At
1885 he was dead. Graft proclaimed his
innocence to the last without faltering.
CLEVELAND, Dot. 12.-Jack Radford was
hanged to-day at Fremont for wife muir /
der. committed last October. He made Z
fierce fight against the officers. He cried, |
LET me 60 You hellions," and showered |
and obscene epithets upon
them. After being dragged to the scaffold
he tried desperately to break away and
jump from the platform. With much
trouble he was bound. The drop fell five
minutes past o
S~oRIaINAL. Canada, Oct. 1.-THE man
Who murdered the Cooke family was
hanged ct 8 O'Clock this morning. Fifty
persons Witnessed the execution. He
murdered his employer, E. R. Cooke, Mrs.
Cooke and their son and daughter. He
made q full confession.
TOLEDO. Oct. 12.-Carl Bach was hanged