Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-03
EASTERN news.
Election News from Several Of the
Eastern States.
MIDNIGHT RETURNS FROM NEW YORK
CITY.
The Plurality Of Hewitt Said to Exceed
10000.
NOTED couNTERFEITER AND
CROOK ARRESTED.
A Sensational Attempt at Murder and
Suicide.
SILVER ORE
IN KANSAS.
The Plurality Of Hewitt Said to Exceed
10000.
ANoTED couNTERFEITER AND
CROOK ARRESTED.
A Sensational Attempt at Murder and
Suicide.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
Tho Nav York Election.

New YORK, Nov. AIT the central
Labor Union headquarters to-day there
was great activity from an early hour
this morning. The managers spoke con-
fdently of the success Of the George
ticket. From an early hour Henry
George, Rev. DIR. McGlynn, Rev. DR..
Krone, and T. V. Powderly drove out to
the several polls in a crrriage. DR.. Nc
GIynn said he was delighted at the
strength which the George vote had de
veloped, and he WAS ~sapguine the labor
candidate would be the next Mayor. Mr..
George appeared jubilant. At Tammany
Hall it was said every thing looked well
for the entire Democratic ticket. From
the Twenty-Third Assembly District ward
came that the united Democrats were
holding their own, and the same was the
cause in the Twentieth District. 1t was
said that il looked very much as If
| George was running ahead of his ticket
| but there was no fear OF his equaling
Hewitt's vote. In the East and West
districts George was polling a heavier
| vote than was expected. but these were
the districts principally inhabited by the
laboring classes. The reports received at
the Irving Hall headquarters protested q
big success for the George and Mooney
ticket. At the headquarters OF the county
Democracy it was estimated that George
would only poll As, 900 TO 5000 votes.
| and that Roosevelt would be behind
George. At Roosevelts headquarters in the
| Fifth Avenue Hotel Elihu Root, Chairman
of the Republican County Committee gave
instructions to q special committee COM
| posed OF 20 Of the Republican clubs, who
then scattered over the city to see how
| things were going on. By II o'clock Root
had heard from most OF these gentlemen,
and he said that from all OF the reports
received Roosevelt was receiving q hearty
| support from the party all through the
city. Root admitted that from two AS
sembly Districts he had received dis
| patches, stating that parts of the ticket
we're being sold out. and in neither OF
| these districts. he asserted, would this
| work affect Roosevelt. Reports have also
| been received that George ia polling a
| heavy vote. As this is said to be coming
almost entirely from Democrats, the feel.
ing at the Republican headquarters is
hopeful. People there are very happy over
| the fine weather, and Roosevelt, who came
down early, is confident. Roosevelt spent
an hour or more answering messages OF
good cheer, which he had received. One
of them was from ex-President Arthur.
At the Democratic State Committee
headquarters at the Hoffman House
nothing has been received up to noon
from the interior of the State. A few who
were present were confident that Peckham
was elected. All of the reports received
up to noon in the city indicated that
Hewitt for Mayor was running ahead Of
his ticket. The Democrats are confden
of his election
New York. Nov. AIN $40 districts
Roosevelt, 8 zoos; Hewitt, 53,607; George
SO, 1927.
$50 P. Mn 700 city districts-Roo
welt. 1856; Hewitt, 7S,3O8; George,
56,G68.
IL P. M.-Sevent.fve election districts
| outside of New York in Kings county give
Peckham (Dem.,) for Court of Appeals
| 1925; Daniels, (Rep..) 2,253. The same
districts last year gave Hill 1889. and
Davenport 1895.
One hundred and five districts outside oil
Kings county and New York gave Peck
ham. IL, 906; Daniels. 17,712. The same
districts last year gave Hill 15,767 and
Davenport q. 612.
The Elections In the South.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 2.-The weather is
clear and very pleasant. The voting at all
| OF the precincts in the city is steady.
| More than one.half of the city vote was
| polled before noon. Everything is NOV.
| ing along quietly. Reports from other
| points in the State indicate the same con-
dition.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. Q. The
weather lie hazy, with prospects of q bright
day. A full vote Ia being polled. Party
tickets are generally being voted.
MOBILE. Ala, Nov. 2.-The weather Ia
There is no opposition, and little interest
is manifested.
RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. 2.-The weather
is fair and warm all over the State. II ia
believed now that the vote will be larger
than anticipated.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Nov. 2.-The weather
il fine. The vote will be light, and quiet
everywhere.
A COunterfeiter and Crook AR.
rested.
MINNEAPOLIS NOV. Z.-Detectlves Quln-
Ian and King arrested last night James
Hindle. allies Mcdonald, a notorious
counterfeiter and crook, who has been
passing and disposing Of in various ways
for the past two weeks in this city finely
counterfeited silver dollars. This spuri-
GUS coin is nearly a perfect counterpart Of
the genuine, the only difference being that
1t is tritie lighter. Some Sill 900 OF this
stuff was found concealed In q case near
Cedar Lake. Hindle confessed to the de-
tectives last night that the stuff Ia made
by a we'll organized gang, located near
Omaha. Hindle has served a term in the
Nebraska Penitentiary for safe blowing.
He also confesses that q gang had been
organized TO burglarize several prom
inent banks and business houses in ST.
Paul and Minneapolis tomorrow night.