Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-14
EASTERN NEWS.
Returns From the Ohio Election
Coming in Slowly.
DIVISION COMMANDERS AND THEIR
HEADQUARTERS.
Construction Of a Number Of Heavy
Tonnage Steamers.
TINE CHICAGO IYcEuM TnEATER
PARTIALLY BURNED.
The Reunion Of the Soldiers
and Sailors.
lE CHICAGO lYcEUM IhEAIER
PARTIALLY BURNED.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

slowly to-day. Six counties have been re-
ceived up to 10 o'clock tonight. Franklin
County (oficisl) gives Hoadly 1.497
plurality. With this Secretary Newman
estimates Hoadly's majority in the State at
$3.50. No figures have been received to
change the estimates made or the Legisla-
ture. The Second Amendment received
over half the votes cast in the counties
named, and granting the same rate OF ma
jority with the combined negative vote OF
Is, 900 in Hamilton and Cuyshogs coun-
ties, it is estimated the Second Amend
ment will be defeated by 5000 at least.
Still, some friends Of the measure claim
that it will be adopted by 10000.
Army Movements.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.-As the result OF
further deliberation on the subject, and in
accordance with the preferences Of Han
cock and other officers to-day, it has been
decided that Hancock shall remain in com
mand Of the Division of the Atlantic, with
headquarters at New York; Schoield shall
take command of the Division of Missouri,
with headquarters at Chicago, and Gen.
Pope will succeed the last named in COM
mand Of the Pacific Division at San Fran
cisco. Brigadier- General Augur succeeds
Pope in command of the Department, with
headquarters at Fort Leavenworth. Brig
adler General R. s. Mackenzie will suo-
coed Augur in command of the Depart
ment of Texas. The Department Of the
South has been consolidated with the De-
partment OF the East. Hancock in COM
mand.
A Railroad Smash Up.
UN1oNrowN, Pa, Oct. 13.-As the train
on the Southwest road to-day was ap-
preaching Lemont Station, four miles
north Of U%niontown, it was run into by
an engine at the Furnace Siding with ter
rible effect. The engine crushed into the
middle Of the passenger train. There
were IS persons in the car, and the scene
was frightful. Men, women and children
were knocked out of their seats in every
direction, and few escaped being mangled,
bruised or scalded. The car took fire
instantly, and was wrapped in flames al
most before the passengers could be gotten
out. It was entirely consumed. Most Of
the passengers were bespattered with blood
and SCOT, but, miraculous as it may seem,
no one was killed, and it is believed none
were fatally wounded.
COnstructiOn Of Steamers.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.ZVillsrd Of the North
ern Pacific has practically arranged for
| the construction Of q number of steam
ers of unusually heavy tonnage and great
| speed to operate in connection with the
! Northern Pacific from Superior City and
| Duluth to Buffalo, and by this means
| overcome the cost of transportation OF
| grain from the line of that road by the
| way Of Chicago, and thence East. 1t
is also asserted that Willard has been
quietly obtaining control Of the New
York, West Shore and Buffalo, thus Civ
ing during the season navigation Of through
freight from the Pacific Coast to the East.
No Black vemit.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. ia ~Picayune's
Mobile special says: DR.. Ford telegrsphs
from Beaverton the following: "Durins
the past few days We have not had sufa-
cient help to bury the dead" Regarding
the nature Of the disease, he says: II
state % Q fact that there have been no
deaths from black vomit here. The mat.
ter elected by some Of the sick bears about
| bu0 b8t40 40S0tAoo " 0l0OA vOAaAvS Va "
yellow fever. that sherry wine does to ink.
The constituent parts are bile and gastric
mucuous, which contains traces Of cosgu-
lated blood and charcoal water. There
we're ten new cases to-day"
A Theater Burned.
CHICAGO. Dot. 18.-Ths Lycsum Thea.
ter on Dssplainss street. built immsdi.
atsly following the great Are Of 1871, and
| then known - the Globe Theatsr, was
partially burned Of 1 O'Clock this morn.
Ing. The stage and roof were completely
destroyed, and the loss upon the furui-
ture will be almost total. A full com
pany Of variety people also lost their
wardrobe. The total loss on the build.
ing and furniture will approximate el2.-
900; insured.
The soldiers and Sailors.
LxAvzxwo1Tz, Ks., Oct. 1.-THE ~.
| union Of soldiers and sailors closed today
after . most enjoyable meeting Of three
days. Al tho full meeting this afternoon
the following was unanimously adopted:
To Postmaster General Gresham, Wash
ington: Twenty thousand old soldiers
present here in convention respectfully
petition you to reinstate q comrade,
Paul vandsrvoort, to the position from
which he Was recently removed by your
orders.
A Little HIase.
|. CHICAGO. OCT. 18.-The Insurance Pa
troll was summoned to Haverly's Theater
ct AIS this afternoon, owing 70 . small
blaze in one Of the Offices fronting on
Dearborn street, and the fact that the
matinee performance was in progress, with
. large house present, occasioned some sx-
element on the street, but did not extend
to those in the theater. Very few IN the
audience were made aware Of the incident
until after the patrol had driven away and
the crowd dispersed.
Second Mortgage Bonds.
NEW YoRx, Oct. 13.-The Financier Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company