Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13
EASTERN NEWS.
The Outlook Of the Election in Ohio
To-Day.
UNPLEASANT RuMoRS FROM
PARTS OF EUROPE.
The Explosion of He'll Gate on Satur-
day a Success.
A CIRCUS EMploYE bIsEMBoWrlED BY
AN ELEPHANT.
How Hungarian Employees Act in Certain
Emergencies.
a CONTEST
I'M
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.I
The Ohio Election To-day.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-The election in
Ohio tomorrow 10 for Governor and other
State officers, and for members Of the
Legislature, which shall elect q successor
to John Sherman, United States Senator.
This gives o peculiar interest to the cleo
ton OF momters of the Legislature. Esti-
mates that purport to be based upon the
polling of the State by the Democratic
and Republican Committees give widely
different results. The Democratic esti-
mate elects Governor Hoadly by from TO-
900 to Is. 900 plurality. The Republicans
elect Judge Foraker for Governor by from
1900 to $4,000 plurality. The estimates
on the Legislature by both parties make
the result close, although both claim q ma
jority. The element OF uncertainty in the
election Of Governor is the Prohibition
vote.
Unpleasant RumOrs from Europe.
NEW York, Oct. IA telegram re-
ceived to-day from Madrid says: The
newspapers here consider the six weeks
negotiations between Spain and Germany.
regarding the Carolines question, a COM
| plete failure.
From Athens it ia stated that demonstra.
tions in favor Of war are being held
throughout Greece. The army is being
rapidly modified. The King has called
out the reserves to the number OF 1000
men.
At Belgrade il is said that The war fever
~,&a hjuh IN Oaryio and onS;vn D~nDoro
| tons are going on to enforce Servia's de-
mand for an extension of territory. En-
glish, French and Austrian firms have
been rendered contracts by the Govern.
ment to supply complete outfits for rs. 900
troops and all the contracts have been
allotted; also, one for IS, 900 horses. The
Lander Bank war loan has been raised TO
81, 000, 900.
The Hell Gate Explosion.
New York, Oct. IA large number OF
people today visited the scene of yester.
days explosion at He'll Gate and carried
off mementoes of the occasion. The
northern end Of the reef still projects from
the water at high tide, but the officer in
charge declares the explosion q complete
success. He says the projecting portion is
so honey-combed with assures that it will
fall to pieces, when operations are begun
for its removal. To a casual observer,
however, il appears intact. If any further
blasting shall be necessary a system OF
surface blasts will be resorted to.
DisembOweled by an Elephant.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 12.-This afternoon
while Robert White, aged IS years and an
employe of Forepaugh's Circus, was in the
Winter quarters of the menagerie with
some friends a large elephant, the EN-.
press, struck him q fearful blow with her
trunk and threw him against one Of the
cages with such force as to disembowel
him. He died shortly after being admit
ted to the hospital. The same animal
killed q young man ct O'Brien's circus
grounds q few weeks ago while she was
being exhibited there.
How Hungarians Act in Emergen.
ctcs.
PIrTsBURG, Oct. 12.-Ths Hungarians
employed 10 the construction of the Cres-
son, Clearfeld County and New York
Short Line railroad did not receive their
pay on the day it vas due last week. They
feared they would not get II. and attacked
the Americans who were experimenting
shO - oii obCoPcu Oub III VI tu6 CUu-
tractors named Ferguson, who was cap
tured by the Hungarians, and ia now held
in captivity by them. They swear they
will kill him II they don't get their pay by
the goth instant.
The Light Air Caused q Draw
DENVER, Oct. 12.-Jack Burke, champion
of England. and John P. Glow. champion
OF Colorado. fought four rounds with two
ounce gloves at Armory Hall. LeadvilIe,
last evening. There were 1900 persons
present. No great damage was done TO
either, although Glow was three times
knocked into his seat. and once he fell
heavily against the ropes. The contest
was declared q draw. The light air told
greatly against Burke, who breathed
heavily from the start.
Coast Presidential Appointments.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-The President
made the following appointments to-day:
To be Receiver OF Public Moneys, John
W. Lehigh, Of California. at San Fran.
cisco. Postmasters: Daniel Stewart of
Walls Walla, w. T., vice VIM. Slime, COM.
mission expired; G. W. Torres, at San
Diego, California. vice G.. d. Copeland. |
commission expired. |