Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-05
EASTERN NEWS.
Latest Election News from the SGV-
Gral Eastern States.
MILL ELECTED G%ovERSoRE0F. NEW YORK BY
5000 MAJORITY.
Lee Elected Governor Of Virginia by a
Like Majority.
LARGE DEMOCRATIC GAINS
EVERYWHERE.
A Determined Defiance Of Canadian
Authorities.
THE PRESIDENT coHGRATUlATEs GOVERNOR.
ELECT HILL.
THE PRESIDENT coRGRATULATES GOVERNOR.
ELECT HILL.
The New York Elections.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

NEW 1ORh, NONs f.-Ne" 1olh Oiey
complete gives Davenport rs .44G, Carr TO-
$50, Hill 1884, TIA and Jones 121 .29S. Hills
majority over Davenport 10 49,26S. and
Jones' over Cars, 44,4l9. In Kings
county 264 Election Districts gave Hill
1924 majority over Davenport. This in
cludes seven districts of the county towns
and Brooklyn City complete, all but three
districts. Whitney, Democrat for Mayor
of Brooklyn was elected by $4,000 major
ity. Every Democrat or the county
ticket was elected. OF the 10 Assembly
Districts the Democrats.carried 10. Seven
hundred and twelve districts outside of
New York and Kings county give Daven-
port 145,4 S5, Hill 1857 and Bascom
1911. The same districts gave Blaine,
166, 582; Cleveland, Isl, 99l, and st. John,
7,146-a net Democratic gain of 1852.
The Tribune places Hills plurality at
10000. The Sun says Hill is elected by
from $4,000 to 10000 majority. The
Herald says all the Democratic ticket is
elected, and Hills majority will reach 49,
600.
4AO AOduQu tOL5 Vi CNOlJ ROlltAOhA
organization in the city is crowded with
people anxious to learn the latest news
from the various districts. When a dis
patch was read announcing that Governor
Hill had carried New York City by such a
majority as to make his election almost
certain, at Tammany Hall the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. The shouting and
hurrahing could be heard for blocks dis
tant. The Republicans early conceded the
fact that the city had gone Democratic,
but maintained until a late hour that the
State had gone for Davenport. Timothy j.
Campbell is elected to succeed s. s. Cox
in Congress from the Eighth Congress
sional District, defeating State Senator
Gibbs.
The World makes the following estimate
OF the State Legislature: Senate-Repub-
licans, 1S; Democrats, IA. Assembly
Republicans, 10; Democrats, SO. The Sun,
in Its second edition, gives Hills plural
ity at 1896. In 181 districts outside of
New York and Kings counties, Davenport
has 6 1902; Hill, ISL ,240, and Bascom
8,348. The same districts last year gave
Blaine 1911 ,225; Cleveland, Ill $50, and
ST. John 7,434. The Democratic gain is
1854. The Times estimates the State
Legislature as follows: Senate-Republi-
cans, 81; Democrats, IL. Assembly-Re-
publicans IS; Democrats So. In 500 out
of 712 districts in the city, Grant, for
Sheriff, has 1915 plurality over Jacobus.
The complete and correct returns from
the city of Brooklyn and Kings county
make Hills majority in that county 8 1887.
Very few returns from the interior have
been received this morning, but every
thing indicates that Hills majority will be
between $4,000 and 5000. Tho Senate
and Assembly will both be strongly Repub-
lican.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 4.-The Evening
Journal estimates 20 Republican and IL
Democratic Senators. and IA Republican
and 50 Democratic and two Independent
Assemblymen elected.
A Determined Defiance.
MONTREAL, Nov. A few days ago the
sanitary officers proceeded to the residence
of a man named Gagnon to remove his
child that was sick with smallpox. Meet.
ing with resistance, a warrant was issued
The officer was met by Gaguon carrying q
loaded revolver in each hand. He threat
ened to shoot the officer if he crossed the
threshold. The officer not being armed re-
tired. A second warrant was taken out on
the charge Of threatening to shoot. Con-
stable Beandon. with a single companion,
again tried to serve the warrant, but this
time found Gagnon and his wife armed
both Of them carrying revolvers in each
hand. The officers once more retired. The
next night Sergeants Moran and Carpen-
ter. accompanied by six Constables. sur.
rounded the house. After the men had
been properly placed in the ron and rear.
the Sergeants passed through the kitchen
door and found themselves in a low mar
row passage. Another door at the end OF
this was suddenly thrown open, and Gag
non and his wife appeared again armed. A
psrley took place, but TO no use, as they
threatened TO shoot the first man that ad-
vanced. The officers held a consultation,
when the inner door suddenly opened and
a bullet whizzed in close proximity to the
Sergeant's head. Tho officers quickly got
outside, and at this moment one OF the
upstairs windows was thrown open and
two more shots discharged at the police,
though at the first appearance OF the Con-
stable there was no one around. BY this
time there was q dense crowd of sympa-
thizers. Sergeants Moran and Carpenter
now formed their men in line. at the same
time shouting that they would shoot the
first man attempting to dispute their pas
sage. They then departed, leaving Gag
o for the third time victorious. The
Health officers will to-day consult as to
the ACCESSIBILITY Of taking the house by
storm.
The Connecticut Elections.
HARTFORD, Nov. IA. The election in
this State was for members Of the Legisls-
ture only. The returns from all but 40
towns show the complexion OF the next
House. the Republicans having 1879; DEM
ocrats, liz. and Independents 2. The
missing towns will not materially change
this result. The town Of Marlborough is
a tie on Representatives. Senatorial cleo
tions took place in IL odd-numbered dis
tricts. Each party elects six OF the twelve.