Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-08
The Yacht Race Of the MayfOWer
and GdlatGa.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESI-
DENT AND HIS PARTY.
Relief for the Sufferers at
Charleston.
RETURNS FRoI SEVERAL EASTERN
ELECTIONS.
Hugh J. NOLAN to Take the Stump iE
California and Nevada.
THE RATE OF MECHANICS
WAGES IN CHARLESTON.
ESPECIAL TO THE s~ESTINEL.l
The Race Between ths MnyhOweI
and qsn1ufPR.

ESPECIAL TO THE s~ENTINEL.1
The Race Between the nyfiOwer
aud GnInfea.
NEW YORK. Sept. 7.--1l:30 A. M.-The
started at 1858. the Mayfower
slightly in the lead. The Mayfiower is
now passing Fort W%adsworth, over q quar-
ter of a mile ahead.
NooN-The Mayfower leads by about
half a mile.
lbs P. M.-The MayAower is leading the
Galatea by nearly a quarter OF a mile.
The wind is blowing 10 miles en- hour from
the southwest, with weather clear and sea
light.
Msyfower. passed buoy No. 5 q 1:ls-53
and the Galasea a. 1:24 35. The Mayfower
has increased her lead to about half a mile.
They are both on the stsrboard tack, car.
rying msinssil, club topsail, fore ~stayssil,
jib aud topsail.
The GaIatea is passing the Scotland
light.ship, aud the Mayfower IS q mile
at 2:01-35.
2:55 P M.-The Msyfower is passing the
Scotland light ship going in. She is two
miles ahead Of the Galatea.
$40 P. M.-The wind il blowing 16
miles an hour from the south southeast,
and the weather clear. At 3:07.25 the
Galatea was passing tho Scotland light
ship going in. She is a little over two
miles behind the Mayfower.
3:43 P. M.-The Mayfower passed buoy
No. 10 and is going up Ships Channel.
She is getting her spinnaker ready. The
Galatea passed buoy No. 5 at 3:13-37.
The Mayfower crossed the line winner
at 4:22.
The Gala.ea crossed winning line at
4:34.
Election Returns.
LITTLE ROCK, Sept. THE returns
from the State and county elections yes
terday are meager, but are sufficient 10
show tho election OF the Democratic State
ticket By a large majority. The third
party movement, or labor ticket, polling a
very small vote. The Legislature will be
Demoe estic by about the usual msjority.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VI, Sept. r.
Although this is an off year, and there are
uO QuSStlObe VI puUIlC pOIiCt i 'Ciy
important nature to be decided by to-day's
election, il IL evident that both the Re-
publican and Democratic parties will poll
\ vote largely In excess OF that usually
cast in the off year. The relative strength
Of tbs two principal parties in he State,
as exhibited in previous elections. remains
unchanged. The main issue of the Repub-
licans involve the election Of a United
States Senator TO succeed Edmunds. The
Democratic managers are making siren
nous efforts to poll a large party vote.
There are three tickets in tue field, viz:
Republican, Democratic, and Prohibition.
The Offices to be TILED are Governor,
members OF Congress, Treasurer, Auditor
and Secretary of State.
Great Praise for Niles and WI ton.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 7.-General
satisfaction was expressed at the Wal De-
partment upon the receipt of the news OF
Geronimo's surrender. Great praise was
bestowed upon General Miles for his tx
cellent conduct OF the campaign. General
Crooks work is not forgotten. It is said
the results OF Crooks campaign we're OF
great value to Miles. Capt. Lawton had
also distinguished himself as q gallant
officer, and his pursuit of the hostiles
under adverse conditions and hardships
was thoroughly oo~mmendable. The Seq
rotary of War was not prepared to say
what disposition would BIO made OF the
capiives, but certainly, he said, nothing
would be lone in the matter until the
Presidents wishes were given.
The Engagements with Ei KoyOfe.
ST. LOUIS, No., Sept. IA special from
New Laredo, Mexico, to the Globe Dem
ocrat, says it is reported from Laredo, Tex.
that Ell Koyote was in that city last night,
aud the report is confirmed by reliable
parties who are personally acquainted
with him. This morning about 40 cavalry
men came in from Lampasas, and later
another body of men anne from down the
river. A party of police and guards came
in the afternoon and brought with them
tho body OF one Of their comrades, Louis
Garcia, who was literally riddled with
bullets during the late engagement with
Ell Loyote. The total Casualties, as far as
known. are two killed and one wounded
of tho police aud guard. and one wounded
Of the revolutionists.
Movements of the President.
hEENE, Essex Co., N. T., sept. 1.-The
Presidents party breakfssted at z O'Clock
at the Stevens House. Lake Placid, this
morning. and drove 40 miles to-day over
o stretch of country affording some ma
jostic mountain scenery. The route was
through the Wilmington notch and down
the west branch of Ansable river, then up
the west branch OF the same river through
Keeue Valley and thence across the conn
try 10 the westward. The party reached
the Adirondack Lodge. where they will
spend the night. At about sundown they
will return TO their quarters at the Saranac
Inn.
MOhan Resigns.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Hugh ]. Mohan.
the Californian who was recently appointed
Special Agent Of the Labor Bureau, has