Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-13
EASTERN NEWS.
The Strain Still On in
New York.
REMAINS
AS 1T WAS.
A Few Mistakes Balance
One Another.
FORTY COUNTIES HEARD FROM
so FAR.
The Changes Up to Yesterday
Afternoon.
THE GEORGIA REBELS PAINTING THE
UNION RED.
THE GEORGIA REBELS PAINTING THE
UNION RED.
The Recount.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.


New YORK, Nov. 12.-The Board Of
County Canvassers resumed it's session to.
day. The room was filled with politicians
and lawyers representing the Republicans
and the Democrats. The Democrats ap-
pointed a committee to participate in the
canvass of the First Assembly District.
1t was found, after proceeding a short way
down the district, that the Democratic
electoral ticket had not been properly
filled in and that there we're clerical dis
crepancies or omissions. On motion the
whole district was referred to a committee
on corrections and corrected returns.
JAMAICA, L.. l., Nov. 12.-The official
vote of Suffolk county is: For Blaine,
5,876; Cleveland, 6,429; Butler, So; st.
John, 457-plurality for Cleveland, $50.
The returns heretofore published gave
Cleveland q plurality of 598.
The Queens county Supervisors com
pleted the canvass of the electoral vote
this morning. One return from Oyster
Bay was found defective after the canvass,
but there was no error affecting the result.
The vote as officially announced, is;
Blaine, 8,445; Cleveland, 10,367; Butler,
270; st. John, 201; plurality for Cleve-
land 1922. Legal representatives were
again present. Both parties returns,
heretofore published, give Cleveland q
plurality Of 1 1927.
BATAVIA. Nov. a. Genesee county,
official, gives Blaine 4,631; Cleveland,
3,643; st. John, 1856; Butler, Al.
WATERFOWL, Nov. IL. -Jefferson county,
official, gives Blaine 1929; Cleveland,
7,075; st. John, $50; Butler, SO.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-The official re-
turns of Suffolk county agree with both
the Times and Associated Press figures.
but show a change of 45 votes in Blaine's
favor, as compared with the Suns table
Queens county official returns agree witt
previously published figures.
ITHACA, Nov. 12.-Tompkins county,
official, gives Blaine APO; Cleveland.
1892; Butler, 267; st. John, 1913.
Mccullough still Daft.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 12.-John Mccullough
is still stopping at the Southern Hotel
Bob, his dresser, is not with him. He
said to-day he intended leaving for New
York tonight, and would then go to Pitts.
burg to play an engagement next week
His friends closely watch him since his
arrival here, and are giving him proper
care. He has wandered around aimlessly,
and has no apparent object but to resume
his engagements. He professed to be
shocked when he learned that his COMPANY
was not here, as he said he intended to re.
sumo acting this week at the Olympic.
On many subjects his mind is APPARENT
unclouded.
The s.Reber' south.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 12.-Among the
resolutions adopted at the grand Demo-
cratic meeting last night. was the following;
Resolved, That we will welcome the day
when there shall be no solid South and no
solid North, but a solid Union, as it was 80
yeras ago, and when all American citizens,
white and black, native and adopted, at
home or abroad, shall stand equal before
the law and be covered and protected by
the M flag of our country.
Death of a Distinguished Man.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 12.-Ormsby Phillips,
one Of the proprietors of the Pittsburg
Dispatch. died suddenly this morning at
9 o'clock of nervous prostration. The
deceased was for many years prominently
connected with the iron and glass indus.
tries here. He was Mayor Of Allegheny
City three years, and at the time OF his
death was q resident member of the
Board OF the Western Penitentiary.
Great Gathering of Cattle Men.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 12.-The long-talked-o o
Cattle Mems Convention will assemble in
his city next Monday. There are nearly
300 delegates in attendance and it is esti.
mated that 0 1000 cattle men from the
Northwest. North Texas and Europe will be
present. 1t will be the first time that the
stockmen Of the entire country have ever
met in convention.