Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-04
EASTERN WIS.
Reports Of the Elections in Several
Eastern States Yesterday.
BOTH PARTIES CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS
IN NEW YORK.
A Full Vote Pollcd in the State
of Virginia.
THE CONTEST IN BALTIMORE A
PERSONAL ONE.
Pennsylvania Republicans Sure Of
Success.
CHANGES EFFECTED BY THE
RECENT OHIO ELECTION.
CHANCES EFFECTED BY THE
RECENT OHIO ELECTION.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
The New York Elections.


New YORK, Nov. 3.-The weather is
cool, clear and delightful, and gives every
promise of remaining SO all day. In the
eastern part OF the State, throughout
Mowhawk Valley and other points further
north, heavy snowstorms have prevailed,
and 1t is likely bad roads in these districts
will be the cause o! q lighter vote than
would otherwise be the case. Both polisi-
cal parties are confident Of success. The
Democratic Committee are still claiming
10000 majority for Governor Hill. The
Republicans are q little more modest, but
while giving no figures they claim Daven-
ports election. Betting last evening was
in favor of the Democrats at 10 to 8 in
some places, and at others 10 to Z on Dav-
export. but 1t is limited that the figures on
both sides are made to order for tele-
graphic use in outside districts to keep up
the courage Of the faithful.
/ P. MA heavy vote Is being polled,
but 1t is being done quietly. Most of
them have their ballots ready before going
to the polls. II is the same old story OF a
quiet election. A heavy vote ONE from
Kings county. AT the Republican State
headquarters IL is claimed that a larger
Republican vote is being polled through
out the State than usual. The news from
Brooklyn indicate q full Republican vote.
The headquarters of the Democratic State
Committee are crowded with visitors. A
dispatch sent out over the State at noon
declares that the New York city Demo-
Gratis are voting solidly, and would give
the State ticket $1,000 majority. 1t is
stated then that more thar half of the
votes of the entire city have been polled.
The election in this State to-day is for
Governor and other State officers, for five
Justices of the Supreme Court and both
branches OF the Legislature. The vote for
the different candidates for Governor will
be compared with the vote of last year for
the different Presidential candidates. Ar
rangements have been completed for get
ting full and early returns from all parts
Of the State.
Troy, Nov. 3.-The weather is cloudy,
but no rain is falling. The election is
passing off quietly, and the indications are
an average vote will be polled. Mrs.
Caroline Calky Rogers, o well.known ad-
vocate of female suffrage, offered to vote
at the polling place in Lansingburg,
which was refused by the Inspectors. and
she threatened to apply to the courts for a
mandamus.
LocKPoRT, Nov. 3.-The election ia pro-
crossing quietly in this city, but q full
vote will be polled. The weather is damp
and chilly, with light furries of sleet in
the morning, but the sky is clearing up.
In the country towns o falling of of the
vote may be expected.
DryH ~ H. y.
cloudy and cold. The election is progress
ing quietly. The vote in most Of the dis
tricts is rather light up to ii A. M.
Shortly before 8 o'clock this morning
President Cleveland went to the polling
place of the First District of the Eighth
Ward and cast his ballot for a straight
Democratic ticket. He remained there o
few minutes, chatting with old acquaint-
ances, and then returned to his law Office.
He will probably leave at 5 P. NJ. for
Washington.
OswEGo, Nov. 3.-The weather Is cloudy.
1t rains at intervals, and a light vote Is
being cast in the city. Hill is running
ahead OF his ticket. Carr is getting some
Democratic votes and losing a few Repub-
licans. He will probably be somewhat
ahead Of his ticket.
ELMIRA, Nov. 3.-The day opened
cloudy with occasional squalls of rain.
sleet and snow. The rain last night and
yesterday has put the roads in q very bad
condition. The election is proceeding
quietly here. and the vote bids fair to be
heavy.
UTICA. Nov. 3.-The weather Is cold,
and 1t is raining. Voting 10 light. Re-
ports from all the wards indicate that Hill
will havo upwards Of 500 majority in the
city.
The Virginia Election.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 3.-The weather
Is clear and cool. The election is pro-
crossing quietly. although both parties are
working hard. At l O'Clock a number OF
PRECINCTS in the county had polled over
three-fourths of their registered votes. At
several precincts, where the colorod vote