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

publican ticket on account OF the decision
ON the Scott Liquor law.
HUDSON, N. Y, Nov. 5.-The election Is
proceeding with unusual %quietness and
good order. At noon the largest vote ever
taken here at that hour had been cast.
The Democratic Electoral tickets running
considerably ahead. AS to the State and
local tickets, the indications are for a
largely increased Democratic vote over
1880. The reports from the country
towns are to the same effect. All parties
are active and the vote Of the county will
be very large. Many st. John and a few
Butler votes are being cast.
BUFFALO, Nov. 4.-There was a large
number waiting at the polling place where
Gov. Cleveland votes to greet the Governor
and witness his voting. At a few minutes
before s o'clock he appeared, and, supplied
with the regular Democratic ticket, and
taking up his position at the foot
OF the column, patiently awaited
his turn to vote. He simply
said to the polling clerk: "Is il all right ?"
and when being answered in the afirma-
tive, passed on. AS he passed from be-
hind the railing, some n suggested three
cheers for Cleveland, and these with a
a tiger were given with q will. The Gov
ernor bowed his acknowledgements. In
company with c. W. Miller, he proceeded
TO the ~latter's stable, where he took a car
rage and was driven rapidly to the depot,
when he entered q Pullman coach bound
for Albany.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 4.-The vote is
very heavy, according to late reports from
all the surrounding villages and towns.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 4.-Telegrams
from various sections of the State report
everything progressing quietly. A heavy
vote is being polled. More than one-half
the vote in this city was cast before IL
O'Clock.
ROCHESTER, Nov. 4.-The election is
preceding quietly. A full vote is being
polled. Both parties seem To have a
thorough organization. The Republicans
claim large gains in every ward and city,
and estimate that they will carry Monroe
county by 5000. The Democrats don't
admit more than half this majority. b
Independent Republican, are polling q
large vote. The Irish vote for Blaine ia
not greater than anticipated.
BUFFALO, Nov. 4.-Tbe election is pass
ing off quietly. Four individuals were ar
rested, charged with illegal registration.
The indications point to the largest vote
ever polled in the city. At each polling
place numbers are waiting for the oppor-
tunity to vote. There is an unusually
large string OF voters in the Ninth Ward,
strongly Republican, in which Gov. CIeve-
land votes. There is an unusually strong
effort being made to carry it for him.
There is evidently a friendly regard for
him. 1t is believed he is strong enough to
carry the ward.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. F. Noon The
election is progressing quietly. Reports
from all sections of the city indicates an
exceptionally large vote being polled, with
but little scattering Of the electoral ticket.
TOLEDO, Nov. 4.-Voting is proceeding
very quietly. About half the vote Of the
city had been cast before II o'clock, it
being about the same proportion polled at
the same hour three weeks ago. No dis
turbances are reported from any quarter
and the vote promises to be as large if not
larger than at the State election.
AsHBURY, PARK, N. J. Nov. 1.-THE
election in this section of the State is pro-
ceeding quietly. An unusually heavy vote
is being polled with indications of Repub-
licsn gains in Monmouth county.
Troy, n. Y, Nov. Al P. Mp to
this hour all parties seem to be voting
steadily and squarely for their local, State
and national tickets. AS far as on observer
can discern there has been no cutting OF
Cleveland by Tammany, and Tammany is
casting q full vote for Grant, the candidate
for Mayor. No trading is reported, and no
disturbance.
Troy, N. Y. Nov. 4.-The average vote
is being polled in the city and county.
Blaine is running fully up to Garfield's
vote in 80. The Irish Blaine vote in this
city is estimated at 500. The Butler vote
is not as heavy as expected. st. Johns
Presidential vote is light.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 4.-The election
thus far has passed off quietly. A heavy
white and co!cred vote is being polled.
At all the precincts are police officers and
United States Msrshals.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-Thirty-three cleo
ton districts outside the city Of New York
and Brooklyn, show a net Democratic gain
of 1,079 votes. In New York City the vote
will probably be about 222 900.
The Herald's bulletin says that both
sides claim New Hampshire.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The Presidential vote
in Illinois will be compared with the vote
of 1880 when Garfeld's majority was 49,
TIC.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The indications are
that Cleveland's majority in the city will
be $4,000 TO 40, 900. The Suns bulletin
says Cleveland has carried New York