Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-07
ELECTION RETURNS.
Bulletin No. 20.

close and will probably require the ot1cial
count. The returns received from nearly
half the State are favorable to the Repub-
licans, and would indicate a plurality for
them of over 1000.
NEW YORK, Nov. g.. - Gov. Cleveland
and the Democratic Committee have
special dispatches showing Democratic
gains, which they claim will give them the
State.
VALLEJO, CAL, Nov. 6.-The total vote
of Solano county gives Blaine a majority
of 304.
MISSOURI, Nov. 6.-Clevelandps plurality
short of $1,000. The Democrats elect IL
Congressman and the Republicans 2. A
loss Of 2 for the Democrats.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 6.-Leading Re-
publicans here assert to-day that the Re-
publicans have carried Virginia, but do
not say by what majority. The returns
received up to noon reduced the Republic
can gains. The Democrats claim Virginia
by 5000 majority.
New YORK, Nov. 6~.--Eighteen hundred
and twenty-seven election districts in New
York, outside the cities of New York and
Brooklyn, give Blaine 1917 ,612; Cleveland,
$40, 1856.
Eighteen hundred and fifty-eight pre-
cincts, outside Of the cities of New York
and Brooklyn, give Blaine 403, 62l; Cleve-
land, 345, 02S.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6. = 11:45 A. NJ.
Seven hundred and ifty-one voting places
show a Republican gain of IA, 1855; Demo
cratic gain, S,96S. Net Republican gain
of 5,317.
MICHIGAN, Nov. 6.-Returns received up
to noon indicate that Blaine's plurality
will be between 10, 900 and 10000.
New YORK, Nov. c. One Thousand eight
hundred and forty-seven election districts
in New York, outside Of New York City
and Brooklyn, give Blaine, 4O1 ,7S9; Cleve-
land, BAIT. This leaves Cleveland lead
ing by 70.
Incomplete returns in Al counties Of
California give Blaine 1899; Cleveland,
81, 1856.
NEW YORK CRY, Nov. 6.-The latest fig
ures give Cleveland a majority in New
York City OF 43, 233, and in Kings county,
Brooklyn, 1856.
Bulletin No. FL.
DANvILLE, Nov. 6.-Returns from the
adjoining counties this morning show that
there was no display of violence during
the election period. A considerable num-
Der of colored people voted the Democratic
ticket.
Senator John f. Miller telegraphs
Blaine this morning that the whole Pacific
Slope is safe for the Republicans, and that
California gives Blaine q majority OF 49,
600. A dispatch from Oregon reports the
Republican majority in that State at
$1,000.
AUG T Nov. 6.-Mr. Blaine said in
in reply to an inquiry about his health:
81 never felt better in my life. Iremained
in my room most of the time yesterday,
because, after seven weeks OF continuous
public speaking | was still quite hoarse,
and / felt that I was entitled to one days
rest" The fact is he is in excellent health
and spirits, and as this dispatch is written
he is just getting ready to go for a walk.
Bulletin No. 81.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The Graphic says
all doubt is removed and New York State
is for Cleveland, and the news from all
quarters indicate that the Republicans
suffered @ Waterloo defeat.
The rooms of the Democratic National
Committee to-day were overcrowded with
politicians. The latest estimates by Cor.
man, Jones and Smalley of that committe
In regard TO Cleveland's majority in this
State, shows it to be about 5000. The
Republican National Committee are reti-
cent. but they claim that Blaine will carry
the State by q small majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The Evening Post
claims this State as Democratic beyond a
doubt.
CHICAGO, Nov. &c. B. Henderson,
Chairman Of the Indiana Democratic State
Central Committee, telegraphs at loon
that Indiana has surely gone for Cleve-
land"
DETROIT, Nov. Cup to l o'clock this
afternoon all the returns received point to
the election of the Republican ticket by a
small majority. From f~ragmentary re-
ports from remote counties, and returns
elsewhere, q full estimate will be made by
the Free Press (Dem.) changing this with
later returns. This gives Blaine Q total Of
II, 480; Fusion plurality, 1885; Blaine
over Fusion, 1,945; Alger, Republican, for
Governor, total plurality, 16, 433; Begole,
F~usionist, Is, GOT; Alger over Begole, 526.
These figures will probably be changed by
more . complete report, but ii 10 claimed
that general result ON the President will
not be changed. The vote for Governor
will be Republican, but the present figures
may change.
BulIetin No. as.
NEW York, Nov. 6.-The Republican
National Committee has issued an address
stating that the returns received warrant
them in announcing the triumphant cleo
ton OF Blaine.
New YORK. Nov. - With Al districts TO
hear from the vote on the entire State Ia
as follows; Blaine, 564, $50; Cleveland,
654.4i6; Blaine's plurality, ATS.
Albany. Nov Manning