Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-05
Notes ON the Election.

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CLEVELAND, O., Nov. A heavy VOTE
was polled early about the same as at the
corresponding time in October.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. An add
ton to the Presidential Electors, Nortf
Carolina to-day elects a full ticket, ant
Justice of the Supreme Court, members O.
the Legislature and county officers. The
issues are tariff, education, civil rights
and the question Of negro rule in the east
ern counties. All other issues are dwarfed
by the latter, and the color line is sharply
drawn in nearly the whole State.
C~HARLEsToN, s. c., Nov. 4.-The cleo
ton in South Carolina to-day is for Cover
nor and State officers, members of the Leg
islature and Congressman, as we'll as Presi
Dental Electors. There is practically nc
opposition to the Democratic candidates
for State officers, and in only four or five
counties have the Republicans nominated
candidates. For county officers there il
no serious opposition to the Democrats
candidates. For Congress, in the First, OF
Charleston District, where Taft, (Rep.)
opposes Dibble, (Dem.), and in the Sew
enth District, where Small, (Rep.) is OPP
posed by Elliott, (Dem.).
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-The day opened
with a cloudy sky. Voting began prompt
ly, with no disturbance at any of the
voting places. There is much less ex-
element and interest and smaller crowds
about the polling places thar at the other
election. At 9 O'Clock a heavy cold rain
set in. which had the effect to drive away
all idlers, leaving only determined workers
to watch the polls. No disturbance is re-
ported anywhere. At n precinct, Eighth
Ward, a colored man offered to vote, and
being refused on account of non-residence,
was knocked down and driven away.
There are no officers apparent about the
polls, except the regular police. In some
places Citizens Committees are present,
designated by badges. 1t is estimated
that the rain will reduce the total vote at
least l 900 below the October vote. The
votes polled up to this hour fall short of
the number polled up to the correspond
ing hour in the October election. Nobody
now anticipates any trouble during the
election.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The early vote
was heavy.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The outlook at this
hour is for the largest vote ever polled in
this city. Reports show that the lines OF
voters at the various polling places average
from 200 to 300 voters at each at 8 o'clock,
and voting since that hour has been steady
and rapid. No disturbances OF any char
acter have been reported up to this hour,
and the feeling now is that the day will be
one of comparative quiet.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 4.-The largest
vote ever polled in this State will probably
be cast to-day.
BosroN, Nov. 4.-Four tickets are il the
field, Democratic, Republican, Peoples
and Prohibition. The vote is likely to be
large. All of these tickets have electoral.
Gubernatorial and Congressional candi-
dates. The Republican candidate for Gov
ernor is Geo. D. Robinson, the present in
cumbent; the Democratic candidate is w.
E. Endicott; of the Peoples party, W. J.
Cafferty; of the Prohibition, julius H.
Seelie, Of Amherst.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 4.-The voting is re-
markably quiet and steady with only the
usual attendance at the various polling
places. In New York the polls opened at
8 A. NJ, and will close at 4 P. M. In
Brooklyn they opened at sunrise and will
close at sunset.
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 4.-The cleo
ton is quiet. At IL o'clock a large vote
was polled in this city. The chief interest
is in the Congressional contest. The in
cumbent Ia q Republican.
WATERBURY,, Conn.,, Nov. 4.-Some
anxiety was occasioned here by the fact
that the usual election warning had not
been published according TO law. The
matter. however, has been arranged, the
local legal authorities agreeing not TO
vitiate the election, and voting 10 proceed
ing unusually heavy. A prosecution was
made this forenoon, for the omission, to
issue warrant. The Republicans say the
Constable is responsible.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-The election is
proceeding quietly. A large vote is being
cast. So far as heard from throughout
the State, both parties are hard at work.
Little attention is paid to the Butler
ticket, but 1t this city st. John is expected
to get a considerable vote.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov. 4.-Election is pro-
crossing quietly in Southern Georgia.
The indications are that q light vote will
be polled.
JACKSON. Miss. Nov. fluctuations are
tnat the vote OF mississippi Will be light,
due to the fact that nc general canvass has
been made.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. At ia be-
lieved that the vote will not be heavy. 1t
is no comparison with the last Presidential
and Congressional election.
CrScIsSATI. Nov. 4.-11:40 A. M.-Rain
ceased shortly after 10 O'Clock, the weather
turning colder. The vote has increased
so that 1t now seems to be quite up TO the
vote this time in the day at the October
The utmost pescefulness pre-
walls. Eleven arrests for illegal voting
have been made. all colored men. II there
is no further rain. it is evident the vote
will fully equal that of October. Il will
be impossible to tell the complexion Of the
vote. as none OF the ballots bill be counted
until after the voting closes at 6 O'Clock.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 4.-The election is
passing quietly, with indications that the
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