Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-15

State in 1883 was 1900. Comparing 20
precincts received with that year, shows
a net Democratic gain of 31S. The
same ratio throughout the State
would give Republican major
i.y of sixteen thousand. Comparing the 226
precincts with the vote of 1888 shows a net
Republican gain of $3.50. The same ratio
of gain throughout the State indicates a
Republican majority Of $4,000.
BULLETIN NO. 6.
Three hundred and twenty-four wards
and precincts in Ohio show 3 net Republi-
can gain Of 1880.
Three hundred and sixty-six precincts
and wards in Ohio show a net Republican
gain OF 5,727.
--latest from W. Va. at II P. n. indicate
that Wilson, Democratic candidate for
Governor, has carried the State, but no
figures are given.
BULLETIN NO. Z.
Four hundred and twenty wards and
precincts show q net Republican
gain Of 6,s05. Fifty precincts
in Hamilton county, Ohio, show
net Republican gain Of 2,740. This is
about one-hslf Of the precincts in the
county.
BULLETIN NO. s.
Four hundred and seventy-one wards
and precincts show a net Republican gain
Of 1912.
The Wheeling Register, Demo
cratic organ, claims the
election OF Wilson, Democratic candidate
for Governor, by from 1000 10 10000.
l1:l0 P. n.
BULLETIN no. 9.
Five hundred and thirty-one wards and
precints show a net Republican gain OF
SALT.
Seventy precincts in Hamilton county
show a net Rep. gain Of 3,75S. Mckinley,
Congressman, Twentieth District, is
elected. Butterworth, Of the First Dis
trict, is also elected. 1875 P. NJ.
NO. 10.
Five hundred and eighty-five wards and
precincts in Ohio show a net Republican
gain Of 1856. 11:50 P. N.
Six hundred and forty-eight precincts
show a Republican gain Of l0,245. There
was an error in the last bulletin, Republic
can gains being given 10000 too many.
Charles Brown was elected to Congress
in the Twenty-second Cincinnati District.
1890 A. N.
NO. II.
Late returns show increased Re-
publican gains. We have heard
from q little over one.third OF
the State. II the remaining two-thirds
are correspondingly Republican, the indics-
tons are tha. the majority will exceed H.
900 and probably reach 10000
Very mesger returns from West Vir-
ginis and nothing positive as 70 the result.
1894 A. N.
BULLETIN NO. -.
Seven hundred and seven wards and
precincts show a net Republican gain Of
10, 1888. Foran, Democrat is elected to
Congress in the Twenty-frst District.
1910 A. M.
Seven hundred and sixty-eight wards
and precincts in Ohio show a net Republi-
can gain OF II, 1853. 1855 A. N.
The returns from West Virginia are still
meager, but the Republicans concede the
election OF Wilson, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor. Time, LIS A. M.
BULLETIN NO. 10.
Eight hundred and Twenty eight wards
and precincts show a net Republican gain
Of IL. 1923. The same ratio Of gain through
out the remainder Of the State will give q
Republican majority Of $1,000.
Good night. Filed at $50 A. M.
The City In q Fever.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 14.-Business is almost
entirely suspended. Business men are at
the polls taking an active part in the work.
The vote will probably be the largest ever
cast in the city. Three or four arrests Of
reporters, otherwise very quiet.
CINCINNATI, Oct. lathe policemen be-
fore the United States Commissioner were
released on bond. The city is feverish
with excitement. Many arrests have been
made at the polls for illegal voting. Chal-
longing is carried to a gaester extent than
ever before. Slight collisions have taken
place in several wards, but most so far has
been in the Sixth Ward, where there are a
large number Of negroes and Irish voters,
and where early this morning one Of Pin
kerton's detectives was badly beaten. A
negro known as Foxy Anderson was killed
at 8 o'clock this morning in an encounter
with a Deputy Marshal. The report came
from the 18th Ward that a Deputy Sheriff
had been o~verpowered by the Deputy Mar
shals and that they were refusing to allow
any negroes to vote. The United States
Marshal sent an additional number of
Deputy Marshsls to the scene. The men
about the polls say there is very little
scratching. Everywhere great earnestness
is manifested.
A Negro Deputy shoots q Man
Down.
C~IycIyNATr, Oct. f4.-The report that
Foxy Anderson was killed in the First
Ward ia not true. He had an alteration