Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-14

compared with the Press returns sent out
ON election night, are as follows: First
| Assembly District, Third Election Dis
| trict. Blaine gains 10 votes. Seventh
Flection District and Third Election Dis
trict. Cleveland gains three votes. The
| Twelfth Election District gives Cleveland a
gain of | vote; Fifteenth District, Cleve-
| land loses l vote; Seventeenth District,
| Blaine gains IS votes, and Cleveland loses
| 1855 votes. Third Assembly District, SIX
tenth District, Cleveland loses 2 votes;
Twenty-irst District, Cleveland gains z
votes; Twenty-third District, Cleveland
gains 1 vote; Twenty-sixth District, Blaine
loses 3 votes.
Observation-Disclosures.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 13.-At 10 O'Clock
this morning, as the train from Graymont,
on the Colorado Central Railroad, was
drawing into Beaverbrook Station, the two
near cars we're thrown from the track down
a five foot embankment. Several passen-
gers were painfully injured, but no one ia
tally.
Robert Standring and his wife were dis
covered dead this morning at their house
on the ranch seven miles from PINE Grove,
a small station south OF the Park road.
| Line ClTCuIuStdntOc hdASSto eASs baSJ WV
murdered for their money. Standring
was one of the Colorado pioneers and was
quite wealthy. He was we'll known, and
was an ordained preacher Of the anti
| polygamy branch Of the Mormon Church.
ConkIing for Senator.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The World this
morning, in an editorial on the next
| Senator from New York, says: Would it
not be to the honor of the State and the
credit of the people. if party considers
| tions could be laid aside, and the Legisla-
| ture be induced to tender the United
States Senatorship unanimously to Roscoe
Conkling?
The Graphic Of this afternoon, in an
| editorial, is very complimentary to Conk-
ling. 1t says: Now, if Mr.. Conkling
should be the Democratic candidate for
United States Senator, has he friends
enough among the Republicans OF the
Legislature to secure his election? The
Congressional delegation OF this state
stands: Seven Fusionists to four Repub-
~licans, a gain Of one for Fusion. The
F~usionists lost two and gained three Con-
| gressmen, making the delegation stand as
above.
Loss of the Ship Andrew Johnson.
Boston, Nov. ia dispatch received
at the Merchants Exchange to-day, dated
| Pernambuco, Nov. ~, reports the loss Of
the ship Andrew Johnson, Capt. Kelleran
Of Thomaston, Me. While on the voyage
from Caleto Buena to Hamburg, she col
lided with the British ship Thirlmere,
Capt. Smith, from San Francisco for
Queenstown, and sunk with II of her
crew. The Thirlmere has arrived at Per
| nambuco with the Survivors OF the john
| sons crew.
Marries His HOusekeeper.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-Major General W..
| s. Harvey was married this evening at the
| cathedral to his former housekeeper, Mary
st. Cry. The groom is "a, and the bride
| As years OF age. Harvey is the oldest Gen.
eral on the retired list, and his marriage
is creating q good deal of comment. He
is very wealthy. The pair left for New
Orleans.
Suicide of n Minister.
TRENTON, n. j.. Nov. 13.-Rev. Henry
Williamson, rector Of st. Paul's Church
| in this city, committed suicide this morn
| ing by shooting himself through the head
near the outskirts Of the city. He used a
new revolver, and fired through his
| temple, dashing his brains all over. He
was found by two boys. No motive is
known for the act. Deceased was a son OF
x-Chancellor Williamson Of Elizabeth.
A Report Denied.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ia Vienna news
paper reports that Minister Aston has re-
signed. 1t is emphatically denied at the
| State Department.