Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-20
Frauds Detected in The Returns Of the
Ohio Elections.
AFATAL RAILROAD COLLISION
NEAR JERSEY CITY,.
Several People Killed and Many In.
jured.
FOUR PERSONS BURNED 70 DEATH IN
CHICAGO.
An Unsuccessful Attempt to
Murder a Minister.
A RIOT AMONG PLEASURE.
SEEKERS.
A RIOT AMONG PLEASURE
SEEKERS.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL


count Of this county WAS continued this
morning. tt Z. Powell appeared for the
Democratic candidates, and spoke three
quarters OF an hour in favor of and citing
authorities to the effect that the returns
from precinct A Of the Fourth Ward, and
precinct A of the Thirteenth Ward should
not he counted. They are both Republic
can precincts. r. A. Harrison followed
for the Republican candidates, and at the
conclusion Of his speech the Board Of
Canvassers concluded to receive and count
the returns. The objections to them were
that the Judges Of Election had failed to
properly certify to the returns OF precinct
A OF the Fourth Ward. They were counted
and tailed to the satisfaction OF all the
candidates. Three hundred tallies had
been added 10 the full Democratic ticket
Of the Thirteenth Ward with the exception
of Atherton for Supreme Judge, who had
been given 200. This made a total vote Of
q little over y thousand, about 300 more
votes than are in the precinct. The Board
decided to count the precinct as returned.
This will elect about the entire Democratic
county ticket, and Taylor, Republican, for
the Legislature by 400 votes. Myers and
Young, Democratic candidates for repre-
sentatives, will be defeated. The Board Of
C~anvassers adjourned to 8 P. NJ, when it
will convene TO sign the Ger tiicates. The
representatives on both sides have asked
permission to appear before the Board at
shat hour. There ID considerable feeling
over the discoveries in the Thirteenth
Ward. The returns had been in the pos
session Of the Clerk since Saturday.
LATER-The State ticket was read
through, and it was not discovered that an
addition Of 800 had been made to the vote
OF Democratic candidates until the county
ticket was reached. The addition, how
ever, seems to have been the entire ticket,
countyssand State. The poll books re-
turned are three hundred names short Of
the tally sheet. Clerk Joyce, Democrat,
who had charge Of the returns since yes.
terday evening says the figures had un-
| doubleday been changed. His theory is
that while they were being handed around
during the arguments before the Examin-
ing Board or Saturday some one slipped
out with the tally sheet and made changes
In the figures. H. I. Ossing, Democratic
Judge, says the figures have been changed
since the tally sheet was left III their hands.
An inspection shows changes and additional
tallies have been made by = different pen
and ink. The work is done in q very
bungling manner.
CINCINNATI, Got. 19.-The official count
Of the votes cast in Hamilton county at
last Tuesdays election began to-day. The
Republican and Democratic candidates
were represented by counsel. The re-
turns from three precincts are missing,
and Q mandamus is issued in each case tor
their production. II may require two or
three days to complete the work. The
case OF Col. Hudson, Chief OF Police. for
dereliction OF duty, etc., IN not arfesting
men charged with the violation of the
Registry law, was confined until next
Monday. At request Of the State the case
Of others charged with o violation OF the
Registry law WAS also continued, to en-
able their attorneys TO argue the demur-
rers which sre based on the unconstitu-
tionslity OF the law, the point being that
1t applies only to Cincinnati and Cleye.
land.
DAYTON, o., Oct. 19.-The official count
OF Montgomery county was finished this
morning. Hoadly's majority 10 sol. The
remainder OF the State ticket varies eight
or ten votes. Samuel e. Kemp, Republi-
can Senator, has Q majority of 55. Mont
gomery gave Robertson, Democrat, l6S
majority. Preble gave Kemp 224. Three
Democratic representatives. Eitemiller,
Edwards and Turner were elected.
A Fatal Railroad Collision.
JERSEY CRY, N. Y, Oct. l9.-The South
ern express on the Pennsylvania road ran
into tho emigrant train last night near
Hackenssck river. Several persons are
killed and many wounded. The cars are
now burning. All the smbulances in the
city have been called out for the relief Of
the wounded. The dead are all on the emf
grant train. as were also the injured. The
braksmen of the latter train was among
the victims. The wreck is the most fright.
ful that has occurred on the road in years.
The dead have been brought to Jersey City.
They are o man and woman, both decapi.
tated and terribly mangled. and q boy Of
about 10 years, who had both legs cut off.
Their names have not yet been obtained
II 10 impossible DOW 10 obtain o full list Of
the injured. 1t is said there are more
under the wreck. The latest information
places the number killed ct eight.
II A. M.-Some Of the dead and injured
have been taken to Newark. Two women
and Q man were killed. and three OF the
wounded have been brought to this city.
The accident occurred to the Western Ell.
press and the Southern Express. The emf.
grant train WIS just pulling away from the
coal shutes when the accident occurred. A
dense fog prevailed ct the time. The
bodies OF the man, woman and boy, which
were brought here, were taken to the
morgue. They have not yet been identi.
bed. The wounded were brought to the
Jersey City depot. where the available am
balances are waiting. and were conveyed
thence to the ST. Francis Hospital. They
were Eulena Arneas, q Norwegian. aged IS
years, en- route to Mad son, Wis, both
legs cut OF aud injured about the head.
! Hha died In tan minnlaa Ma-iaaa ~