Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-08
EASTERN NEWS.
Results of the Election Not
Generally Definite.
DETAILS OF TIE VOTE IN THE
CLOSE STATES.
All Quiet in the Old
Dominion.
NEW YORK. CONNECTICUT AND
NEW JERSEY.

For these dispatches q day ahead OF those
read here in the San Francisco papers, we are
indebted to the Territorial Enterprise. How
| long this "cinch" will last, by which the peo-
! pie in this community are deprived, through
A. Richardson, Associated Press Agent In san
Francisc co, of the freshest news of the day.
depends. We shall see what We shall see.-Ed.
SENTINEL
New York.
BnooKLYN, Nov. with six districts
missing, the vote of Brooklyn stands;
Maynard, 46,4s1; Carr, 47,266; Chaplin,
40, 431; Davenport, 1910.
II P. M.-The count of the vote for
Mayor is proceeding slowly. Lows ma
jority is estimated at %, 900 by the Repub-
licans. In the vote for Mayor as far as
counted Hendrix leads by 1881.
BROOKLYN, Nov. - idnight.-Figures
received up to this hour indicate the cleo
ton of Hendrix. Complete returns may
change the result by morning. The Demo
Gratis have elected their county ticket, and
claim ten out of twelve Assemblymen
The Democratic Aldermen-at-Large are
elected, and the Republican candidate in
the Second District. In the First and
Third Districts the Democrats claim to
have won.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Returns from 487
polling places out Of the 1900 in the State,
outside this city, give Maynard Dem
1896 votes, and Carr (Rep.) 96,l4l for
Secretary of State. This vote already
wipes out the majority for Maynard in
New York City and secures the election OF
Carr.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 6.-Kiernan and Jacobs
(Dems.) and Daggett (Rep.) are elected
Senators. The following is the total vote
of Brooklyn for Secretary of State and
Controller: Maynard, 46, 491; Carr, Al, 266;
Chaplin, 40, 43l; Davenport, 4,547.
The New York Herald says: A strong
Republican majority is elected to the next
State Senate. Probably it will be six in a
total Of thirty-two. The present Senate is
Democratic by a majority of four. The
Assembly is in doubt, with the chances
favoring a small Republican majority.
The present Assembly is Democratic by
nearly two-thirds majority in a total of
1913, and the return from the country also
show what ia very ominous of evil to the
| Democrats next year-that there is "a
| strong Republican reserve vote which was
not cast yesterday. The partial victory,
in view of the enormous majority of
200, 900 for Gov. Cleveland against Secre-
tary Folger, is a splendid triumph. 1t
proves the election last year was not a fair
test Of the relative strength of the two
parties, and that New York is still doubt
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the majorities against some Of the stall
wart candidates for the Legislature re-
moves all doubt as to whether the political
sins of Roscoe Conkling have been for
gotten or forgiven. 1t may be doubtful
whether President Arthur, when he strives
TO return, will look upon these results
with unalloyed satisfaction. Clearly the
feeling among the Republicans in Massa.
chusetts, New York and Pennsylvania is
that the party has been punished enough,
and purified through suffering sufficiently
to deserve again the support of the
masses of the people.
BROOKLYN, Nov. $3.50 A. M.-The
Democrats concede the election Of Low as
Mayor of Brooklyn.
2:3O A. M.-Eighteen districts: Low,
44,138; Hendrix, SO, $40. Lows majority,
$3.50. There are 2l2 election districts in
the city.
New YORK, Nov. 70 A. M.-The vote
on the State ticket for Secretary of State
shows q majority of about Is, 200 for the
Democratic candidate; for Controller and
the balance of the ticket, a majority OF
about 40, 900.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. Sat l A.. M. the
Evening Journal claims Carr's election by
$4,000. The rest of the Democratic ticket
is possibly elected. The Senate stands 1S
Republicans. IA Democrats. Assembly ca
Republicans, 60 Democrats.
NEW York, Nov. 7.-Reports from
Brooklyn at 2 A. NJ. is that Mayor Low il
elected by a small majority.
Virginia.
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-The election in this
State passed off quietly. There was nc
trouble in this city or Danville. Nothing
definite ia known OF the result Of the elec-
ton, which is claimed by both parties.
1890 P. M.-Oficial returns from IS
precincts in this city, with the estimated
vote Of the three remaining, show q total
vote of about 5000, and an average
majority OF nearly $500 for the Democratic
candidates for the Legislature. Scattering
returns from various sections OF the State
show q large vote and Democratic gains.
Manchester gives a Democratic majority
Of 440, a Democratic gain Of 160.
The election in this State was the most
exciting since 1869, when the Conserva-
tives organized half the Senate and the
entire House. The delegates elected to the
Legislature reapportion the State for Con-
gressional representation, and elect most
of the heads of State Departments. The
new Senators vote for q successor to
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issue was never before 80 strongly marked
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-The Democratic
majority in this city is 2,611. Thirteen
cities in the State all show Democratic
gains except Norfolk.
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