Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-08
ELECTION RETURNS.
Bulletin No. 90.

Bulletin No. 30.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7~.-Cleveland carries
the State by nearly 1000 plurality and is
elected President. The latest returns
show increased Democratic majorities.
The State of Virginia gives 5000 Demo.
cratic majority.
Bulletin No. 81.
New YORK, Nov. Jay Gould this
morning sent the following to GOV. Cleve-
land:
I heartily congratulate you on your
election. All concede that your admins
tration as Governor has been wise and
conservative, and in the larger field as
President l feel that you will do still bet
ter, and that the vast business interests OF
the country will be entirely safe in your
hands. JAY GoULD.
New York, Nov. 7-11:45 A. M.-Ten
districts not heard from, not reported at
all, have Just reached the Associated Press
Office, some of them coming from noun
tain regions by mail. These foot up as
follows: Blaine, 664; Cleveland, 217. Net
Republican plurality in these districts is
447.
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New YORK, Nov. THE question which
has carried New York State is now chiefly
the question of accurate footing OF long
columns of figures. The footings OF
county clerks, with only q few missing, in
dictate that Cleveland has about l 200 plu-
rality. The footiDgs of the election dis
tricts, made in the Associated Press office,
indicate that Blaine has nearly an equal
plurality. Twelve districts in the State
had not, up to this morning, reported at
all. Some go others had been reported,
but their accuracy was questioned, and
they will be verified to-day. The whole
list of counties will be carefully read to-
day, and the result of that addition, as
we'll as the result Of the compilation OF
county clerks figures, will be sent out by
the Associated Press. This work will proba.
bly, not be completed before night.
This morning a salute of 100 guns was
fred in the City Hall Park by order Of the
leader Of the County Democrats, in honor
Of Grover Cleveland's election of Presi-
dent. The booming of guns drew large
crowds from the bulletin boards at the
newspaper offices to the Park. During the
firing, q portion Of a wad from a gun
struck a little newsboy named jacob
Simon in the face knocking out his eye.
The Herald and Sun have withdrawn their
bulletin boards. At the World bulletin
board this morning the crowd was quite
enthusiastic over the announcement OF the
election OF Cleveland and Hendricks and
this was increased when it was declared
that Jay Gould had conceded the election
to Cleveland and had sent . Geographic
dispatch to the Governor copgratulating
him or his election. The Republicans
continue firm, however, and still maintain
that Blaine has carried the State.
The Mail d Express says that neither
party yields New York State, that the con-
test is so close that official figures may be
necessary TO determine the result. The
returns so far received indicate an appar.
emit plurality for Blaine.
ALBANY. Nov. THE Evening Journal,
Resublican, comedies the election oil
Cleveland. It says: There seems
no longer q doubt that Gov.
Cleveland has been elected President.
Every county has sent In its full vote.
After Q careful veriiostion, the results
assure Gov. Cleveland q plurality OF about
1000 in this State. The vote will not vary
200 on either side Of these figures. New
York gives Cleveland enough votes to
elect him. The Journal has devoted all
Its energies toward securing another re.
suit. and 1t now reluctantly says that the
election has been decided differently from
Its desire. because it believes that a prompt
recognition Of the will OF the majority ia
essential to the maintenance and preserva.
ton OF American Institutions. SO long al
the people OF the United States have de,
cided to transfer the Federal Administra,
ton to the Democratic party. we are glad
that the decision has been made in favor
Of the Democrats from New York State.
New YORK, Nov. THE acting Super.
intendent OF Police to-day sent a message
to all Police Captains, to prevent ell
parades not having proper permits from
the police, n give an escort to those thai
have permits.
Cleveland may rest confident that this
State has given him q plurality, and that
he has q large majority in the Electoral
College.
Senator German, Chairman Of the Dem.
ocratic National Executive Committee, has
sent the following dispatch to the National
Committeeman for each State.
New York, Nov. Ill is now conceded
on all sides that Cleveland and Hendricks
are elected by . plurality in the State Of
New York by not less than !, 800.
(Signed): A. P. GonMAN.
Chairman Of the Democratic National
Committee.
The feeling about the Democratic head.
quarters was so confident as to Cleveland's
election that the crowd dispersed.
At noontime the Republican National