Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1876, Page 1

ad 'THE EVENING STAR. a PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDIN Peunsylvamia Avenur, corner 11 BY The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFEMANN, Preset. d by carviers to . [ Bane a ten Ones por week, or Forty- h [’ + ie ] lI | l (J & four Cents per month. Cupics at the coun‘er, Two Cents ach, ‘By mad—postaye prepaid— : Siziy Cents a month; one year, $6. E a . THE WEEKLY STAR—published on Priday— }“——— S28 year, postage p" 2 The Franklin Steaming in Siow ly. Saxpy Hook, Nov. 3, 8a.m—The v 8. Franklin was east of Ocean Grove at 7.45 this morning. New York, Nov. 2—The Franklin is in the offing under steam, but coming in slowL It is thought she will arrive at quarantin at noon. Thou Art So Near— Saxpy Hook, Nov. 3, 10:55 a. m—The Franklin is now tying off the lightahip. There is @ government steamer going off to her. And Yet Se Far. New York, Noy. 2\—The Franklin ts at anchor off Sandy Hook. Fhe gunboat Nina has been in conversation with by signals for sometime. 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JUST RECEIVED. the land office of the Interior department, dispatch this afternoon saying a has gone for Hayes by a pf returns.” A telegram to the Republican National Committee from Tallahasse says: “Returns vil in. and on their face show Hayes has 76 How. 8. 8. Cox is fii the city. GovERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY nal reve Natt for rede REVENUE APPoisTMENts. H simon wa tenlay appointed revenu rekeeper for Nebraska, and R. L. Howell Gih district t of North Carolina. McCorkLE, of Virginia, is a candi- e Distriet in case Til- There is an army Mr. Wol as re- Is Tuts Part Wasninere ‘ape Henry reports to chief sig as follows: “A large m: rigged, two smoke stacks, passed in at 1. THE PROMOTION of “Blue Jeans” Wil- us to be governor of Indiana, makes Mr. Roberts, of Maryland, chairman of the Com- mittee on Accounts. He will hardly go econ- omy to such an extent as his predecessor. S@rapRow For THE SPEAKERSHIP of the House is still ansetiled. It is believed now that Hon. Abram 8S. Hewitt, who managed Tilden’s campaign will be th ue, as lo who shall Tur House & failed to meet today, owing to the absence of 4 quorum. Messrs. Randall and Hale are in south, and Mess ingleton and Wm. A. Wheeler hav nd they can- vot be in th ity unt ad. OF THE mittee of the joint special commit- GOVERNMENT sub. tee to frame a government for the District of Colun consisting of Gen. Hunton and « Whyte—meet 1 the full ¢ mittee at its meetingon Monday. of which Ge appointed to confer with th dians in Oregon, with a_ vic ment of existing difficult possession of Willow val h our days? conference with Chief Joseph it is thought the question will be ami to the of the House of Representatives from N: Jersey in the 28th and 2/th Congresses, has been elected a member of his tee Mr. Sykes during his temporary resi- among US was much respectod d. Like Governor Tilden he i esteemed. bachelor and a democrat. NAVAL Singer ordered to the Canonicus at New Or- leans, December next. Boatswain Edward Colin MeDonald, A tion for master ._ Asiatic station, September last and has beer! ing orders. AN INCORRECT STATEMENT—The pub- lished statement that the Secretary of the Treasury yesterday called upon Mr. Jewell for the pay-rolls of the burean of engraving ard prim and sus burean, is incorrect. as usual there toda were wanted, as the nded work in that on file In the Seeretary's offic give rise to such a report No Troops have arrived to-day and none are expected. The Brooklyn Argus says: “A man-of-war has been anchored broadside of the Long bridge.” No such ship is visible to uzzie an- ong bridge,” un- less to keep off the grimy of Alexandria office is elected. The Argus “Three vessels are being hurried- ly fitted out at the Brooklyn navy yard with roceed to the naked eye, and if it was, it would the Argus io ‘explain why it should chored “broadside of the seeke alro sa, in case Tilden orders, as it Washington.” Four more com; have been ordet is understool, to pi nies of troops. here from Fort week. service observer 1 officer of-war, full ship ill give the oe. mmittee on Appropriations District.—The to-morrow to revise ed. whieh will be presented to . O. Howant is chairman, Nez Perces In- Yjust- to the the Quaker member legisla- ad a OrpErEs.—Lieutenant Frederick ach- my, and placed on *, has reported his ing heen'detaehed from the on the 30th of placed on wait- he work is going on and if the pay-rolls may have been, Mr. Jewell knows nothing of Ii, for they are kept There is a committee inquiring inio the cost of revenue stamps printed in that bureau, and they may have desired some information which might , however, Sil, and they are expected to arrive some day this the Supreme Court, stating the persons who received the highest number of votes for the cffices for which they were candidates. Ap- pended to the report of the result was a mem- orandum of the board, stating that in their opinion the certain irregularities which af- fected some of the republican candidates should be corrected, and also that the yote of Laurens Fagefield counties, which gave large democratic majorities, should be ex- sunt of frands’ and intimida- rday morning the court passed an er commanding the board to issue eertifi- < of election to all the persons who were shown by the report of the board to have re- est number of votes for n stature, ineludin Laurens. Th jed_ on ord securing the tion of Cham- certifica! defeat of € y issued berlain election to the Hay and toall the republican sta board then adjourned sine die hoard has created much excitement, but ritizens are determined to rely upon the s,and exhaust all legal means of re- dress, WADE HAMPTONS APPEAL TO THE PEO- PLE. Gen. Hampton has just issued the following a ted the o the People of South Carolina: The board of canvassers have by their any dented ac- tion to-day shown “not only their contempt and defiance of the Supreme Court of the but their utter disregard of their own lintegrity. While the grave questions ming th Hi » the Supreme Court, com- judges be to the repub- dire tion of the or- + the board issued tion to the republican Pres- electors and to republican state offi- cers, and have refused to give certificates to democratic members ofthe legislature, shown by the returns of this same board to have been elected in the counties of Edgefield s. This high handed outrage is well ated to arouse the indignation of our long-suffering peop! ure them that this daring utionary act of the board can ve no leg force whatever. I appeal to you, therefore, in the fullest confidence 1 will not be unheeded, that you nh, even under that provocat cteras an orderly and law-abidin; During the past « udiously avoided listurb the people ate, and we are its decision, feeling 4 nal will s the and justice sectred. Tmmed turning be selof the demoer: filed a motion « y, coun- turns » CON- 7 i deradyisement. A opted by the board counsel. Whi ecutive session aga Was filed by the democra the bow Went into e: R.C. Wicklifte, vtor at large on the demo- cratic ticket, Was excluded from the room, notwithstanding he had the day before re eived a rote from the he board c ANCE. ft Yells id that Governor Wycklif present in cas contest. The latter gav e that he would filea protest. The board rutive session about nooa, the tlemen, en aren the demo eratic and republican visiting committee, re ning in the roon Jemocratic commit Messrs. Palmer, Trumbull, Julian, G. B Smith, and Bigler; republican commitiee Messrs. Sherman, Hale, Stoughton, Garfiell, and Kelley. The clerk reported that the re turns from fourteen parishes had not yet been received. The following parishes were can- vassed to-day in executive se : St. Mary, Tilden 1,485, Hayes 2,407; St. > Tilden Hayes ‘5a; Tensas, Tilden 464, Hayes Terrebonne, Tilden 1 ermillion, Tilden 902, Hayes f ton. Tilden 514, Hayes 165; La Fouche, Tildea 1.64, Hayes 1,865. The vacancy on the board has not been filled, and it is not likely any action will be taken on the subject. FLORIDA. Everything is suspended to await the con- test before Judge White to-day, when the injunction against the governor will elther be confirmed or withdrawn, and the case of the mandamus against the canvassing board, compelling them to begin work, will be de” cided. The judge arrived last night, and the argument will open at 11 o'clock to-day. The result can hardly be reached in one day. It is impossible to discover what course the counsel for the governor will take. It is be- lieved he will deny the right of the court to issue an injunction against him. It is said, on the other hand, that in accepting the juris: diction of the court he will go into an élabo- rate defense of his right to canvass the elec- could only be other five ran behind the remainder of the tieket; but the supervisor of the parish, in consolidating the returns, counted the elec- tors whose names were omitted ashaving re- ceived as many votes as the other thre». ‘When the board met this morning the returns from fifteen parishes had not been received, althongh at least one-half of them are known to be in this city, and some of them have been here a week. "They are in the hands of ihe republican supervisors. The board has not filled the vacan Republicans say that the place bec fired to six conservative demograts, but that all of them have & ed to serve. Thedem- ocratic committee know nothing about this. A rumor is afloat to-night that the republi- cans | d to have diseovered a plot toh twe color jaembers of th one bundrod thousand dolar: ; witht yet. et whe ye! w T returning board breach ip its entrenchments and repetied the int « Wickliffe. In a n of the board given life undertook to rem nd witness vuss of the vote, but acting under the instructions of the board the sergeant-at-arms compelled him to withdraw. The ublican state committee are still hard at work at the custom-house with a force of clerks filling out blank intimidation affidavits. It is understood also that about one thousand negroes are to be brought here toswear to intimidation by democrats.—{ New Oricans dispatch to Baltimore Sun, Nov. Al the session of the returning board to- day, it was discovered that the Hayes electors fall behind four hundred more votes, in con- sequence of the votes being cast for them at or one precinet. This is independent of the’ parishes heretofore reported, in which three republican electors were voted for. Julian has been substituted for Watson, on the democratic committee. Randall, Wat- terson and Watson have left for the north. Thur far eighteen parishes have been can- vassed by the board. All the contested par- ishes have been laid aside. It has leaked out that the vacancy in the returning board will Lot new be fill:d by a democrat, because the Sherman committee has scented a vile and mie —— to buy the colored members of the board who, with the democratic mem- her, would give the state electoral vote to Tilden. This is sufficient evide: of the re- publican opinion of the personnel of the board. New Orleans dispatch to Baltimore Gazette, ‘The Situation in South Carolina. Concerning the action of the returning hoard of South Carolina denying the juris- diction of the Supreme Court of the state, the Baltimore American says: “The returning board, restricted in its juris- ‘tion and hampered in its action by sandry orders passed by the Supreme Court at the stance of the counsel Gor the democrat candidates, yesterday concluded to deny the iction of the court and to finish up its work in its own way. The immediate cause of the was the passing of an order by Court requiring the board to it should not make another es for Presidential electors. and correct the returns by comparing therr with the certificates of the precinct managers. It will be remembered that before the board began to canvass the returns an order was procured from the Supreme Court directing { to proceed in a purely ministerial eapacity and (© report What candidates were elect by the face of the returos, without any in- quiry as to the regularity of the sam: or the wena ity of the votes. This order was com- pil ¢ with, and it was found that upon add ing up the figures reported by the county can \assers the Hayes electors had a majority. I was further ascertained that the returns elected Hampton, and gave the democrats a gy oes of four in the lower branch of the legislature, and a majority of one in a joint convention of the two » This result having been reported to the court, an ler Was directing the board to issue certificates of election to such candidates for the legislature as had a majority on the face of the returns. This order was procured for the ioral ones of giving the democrats the con- trol of the organization of the legislature and the determination of the question as to whether the members from field and Laurens had been elected by intimidation and violence or otherwise. Close upon this order came another order requiring the board to show cause why itshould not resume its judicial functions faxes away by the first order of the court) and to compare the returns showing the vote for electors With the precinct books of the election rs. The object of this order was to give the coun- sel for the democratic candidates an opportu- nity to raisea technical objection to the count- ing of the votes from one of the precincts of Beaufort, which if thrown out would give two of the Tilden electors a majority over the two lowest Hayes electors. The board determined not to obey either of these orders, and proceeded with the canvass in the regular way. The returns from a field and Laurens were thrown out, certifi- cates of election were issued to the Hayes electors, to all the candidates on the repub- lican state ticket, and to the candidates for the legislature, who had received a ity of votes (save the democratic candi in n of- | SOUTH CAROLINA CANVASSERS, THEIR CONFLICT WITH THE COURT. THE FLORIDA MUSS. WHAT IS SAID ON BOTH SIDES, TWEED AT HOME. * | ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN. | THE EUROPEAN CAaISIS. | i assay RUSSIA OCCUPYING SERVIA. “ SOUTH CAROLINA. Goy. Chamberlain Sustai the Action | of the Board of Cam rs. nsNe | ‘The World's corres- C., interviewed Gov. about the action of New York, Nov. 3 pondent at Columbia Chamberlain yesterd: the board of canvassers «i the supreme court. The governor sustains the action of the board and says that under the law, which is mandatory it could do nothing else but ad- journ. The law says that it shall sit ten days. ‘The board organized on Friday the 10th at 12 m.,and omitting Sundays the ten days had expired at 12m. The governor says that the board did only its duty by certifying the election of Hayes and Wheeler electors and in throwing out the counties of Edgemeld and Laurens, The governor does not admit the supreme Court to control th ion of the board during the time of {ts existence and is certain that the court has no power to extend at time. He also insists that the board has not been guilty of contempt because the court in all its proceedings has put no restraining order on the board. When asked what would be the effect of the action of the board. The or said that he was not certain but it might be TH ENING ACT IN A GREAT DRAMA in which the whole nation might be called upon to take a part. When asked his opin- ion of the supreme court's action the Gov- ernor said that he would not question its mo- tives, and would only say that they had acted in a feeble and temporizing manner. If it had made a restraining order in the first place such action as the board had taken to- day would clearly place members in con- tempt. U. 8. Judge Bond is here, but for what purpose Ido not know. I don’t know but that it is the intention of re- publicans to carry the matter to the federal courts, but it is ‘my impression that any duties of the bourd affecting the election ot members of Congress or President electors might be taken up by the U. courts. If the staie supreme court should take any action reafler that would affect or threaten to affect the Presidential electors or members of Congress, I think it likely that the jurisdic- tion of the U. 8. court would be invo! U.S. court could interfere to protect members ofthe board on the ground that they were in the discharge of federal duties, and having dis- charged them according to law could not be punished for contempt by the court. The U. 8. court might say, for instance, that the or- der to reconvene the board of canvassers for any purpose would affect federal officers, and might interfere and stop such proceedings. If the legislature as finally organized should throw out ceriain counties whose returns have been attacked because of illegal fraud, and by their action I should be elected, I would certainly stick. It is my opinion that by an honest count I have NOT LESS THAN 8,000 MAJORITY. In answer to the question, ‘Suppose two ‘islatures meet here next Tuesday, What will be the result?” The Governor said, “I don’t know; but I suppose if it comes to that federal government will interfere, as it has done in similar cases, and settle the matter one way or the other.” ym] Say ndent afterward saw eral Hampton, who takes the matter quite cooll and says he has no fears of the result. He maintains that the board of canvassers are clearly in contempt, and has faith in the power of the supreme court to compel a fair count. The court has issued an order recon- vening the board of canvassers Thursday. A member of the board assures me that he will not obey it. The Board of Canvassers Not Unani- mous, The Herald's Columbia dispatch says: In the South Carolina board of canvassers the question as to whether the statement of the county canvassers of Laurens county should be included in the statement and determina- tion of the board, the vote was yeas 2, nays 3. Those voting in the negative were the adju- tant and inspector general, controllergeneral, and state treasurer; the latter two candidates for reelection. Those voting in the affirma- tive were the secretary of state and attorney general; the formera candidate for reelection. On the same question as to the county of Edgefield all of the members of the board Memo for its exclusion except the secretary of state. the time for them to do ithas expired. In other worls it was done to prevent the omed bility ot the democrats getting any advant age hereafter on the pretense that the board not complied with th 3 arrived here to- day, and was in court during the proceedings this morning. The Ind The World says mr robbery rests with th ther th Am rica will surrond lecide w ol of thelr government into suc FLORIDA. Opinions of the Attorney meral of the State. , Attorney G: Cocke, of Florida, telegraphs to the in answer to an inquiry respecting th ers and duties of the state board of canva: and also respecting t nvass the vo New Yor«, NF for Preside and also respecting th canvassing of the lows: Ist. G der the law: for Preside: of canvassers is com F u rn the county & a canvass of the votes to ber of the board, t State, and also req other two members it r and proceed to canvass the county returns. ad. The delay of the secretary of st tify his associate members on the state board of canvassers to assem! with the canvass of th: received, has been publicly protested by electors voted for at the last ¢ loreover, the members of the boar! have each of them been commanded by a compe. tent court of this state to show cause they shovid not go on with their duty. and proceed The Tribune's Tallahassee dispatch s If Judge White undertakes to determ question over which he has no Jurisd: his action will either be disregarded be prohibited by the action of the su court of the state or of the United court. Ifthe.canva-sing boanl of the state when dealing with the ¢ oF have jurisdiction to protect it in thedischarg of those dutics, in wh has a direct interest. When the ¢ canvassing board get ready to act th undoubtedly proceed untrammeled suggestions, orders or interference of of the seven Inferior local judges w pen to have jurisdiction over petty c the county Of Leon, in which the state-house is situated. Florida see dispateh s: in the argument before the court on the in. junction against the governor and the n damus to the returning board will be represented b Tallahassee, D. W. Sel and ex-Gov. Brown, of Georgia; cans by Judge Emmons, of Florida, a Barlow, of New York. Who W: Decide the Case. The supreme court, to whom an appeal from Judge Whiteside’s decision will 1. be made, is composed of Judges Van Val burg, Westcott: and Randall Judge Valkenburg is from New York, « once a Congressman from that Westcott is a Florid Westcott, who was U. 8. Senate ida before the war. Judge Ram Wisconsin, and is a brother of ex-Postmas. ter General ndall. The fudges are all rep resented as fair men and good lawyers. Got the Florida Fever. Mr. Kasson, of Iowa, and Mr. Chandler, 0 New ee are quite sick, though no’ dangerously. all is from KENTUCKY. Irregular Voting the State. Crxcixnati, Nov. 23—Some intrest has been excited by the manner in which v were cast in the state of Kentucky in Un cent election. The law of that stale prov that voting shall be viva voce, but It seems that most of the voting, in Covington and Newport at least, was for Tilden and Hen- dricks, or Hayes and Wheeler, direct, with- out any reference to electors. Some of the yoters, in an interview, state that they did not know the names of the electors. Whether this irregularity will be considered in deter- ence to the general result is not definitely known. A. 24,000 Majority for Hayes. St. Pau, Nov. er the official returns for Minnesota show rity for Hayes to the be 24,000. The three republican Con, nel, 8,945; Strait, 4,730; Stewart, 2,040. —_———— THE EASTERN QUESTION. jams om the Move. Loxpon, Nov. 3.—A dispatch to the Daily 5 3 5 requires assemble returns which he has toral vote, is per- forming federal duties, the federal courts ‘h the United States men are elected by the following majorities: Dun- BSA eberiptone evoritly tn ecoance Vet, 48—N®., 7,382. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1876. TWO CENT ei scr nr a i {xaipa. — prea eatreeannecente : Phelps on boant. left th : aut at Rates of advertising farnis tication the titiers at Wea mn to mew the Praok= * <= | in. > “ 2 4 @ MUDDLE | for and Heutenant governor, which SPECIAL NOTICES. TEE STRUGGLE FOR THE PRESIDENCY: THE GREAT Tel to The Star. siilansthe Gann tocoen aptan wae oe The : : DISP ‘HES. The ition Leu tion of fraud, intimidation and violence. Saxpy Ib ‘7 SEWARD SRORMAEER. a er whee od oon The board ives as a reason for thelradjourn | Franklin in now ing the ber, hound in. H } H e e XN OO) 2p. an Fran rou Sout Carolina—Con- | were opened to-day it was found that In the | ment sine die today; first, ae 2 p.m. 0 Franklin is Washington News and Gossip. | mare ¥civsca"ine Caneasine woara | cath recy" mumue'araonicas THE SHAKEY STAYES. | fey frp | reve vary Sy” Fan Soman Florida for Hayes by 763 Majority. and the Supreme Court. a ie Re ae ot a 5 Ae _— erage he wd ond alee | — .- Peenttin: Mr. We W. Curtis, formerly chief clerk of | A Charleston, depen nara aa a report to | commirsioners of election showed that the have no power to issue certificates, because | Anchored ¢ Southwest Spit Coming U SANDY Kor a Hook Franktin has left ber an 123 p. m.—The rorage at the South- ow coming up the lower Ew York, Nov. 2. In addition te Shertft Connor and the district attorney, U. 8. Dis. trict Attorney George Bliss, Dep or Jacob Sharps, and Customs Ins bill also w down the bay t Franklin west Spit, and is passing sposed to have Tweed klin is now passing Dix ae Simugited Goods Reined. New Yorn. Nov A« ity of smug 1 brazaly re seized yes= neh steamer Amerique, on and Nevins, of Spectal The Markets. N z a sew 4: va. wrth Car- lina sixes, old. Bavtimony Thali. Flow eed Wh Sa: Marsiand red. ge ». Clover © “Hay stendy ne hanged 410; Wheat, Sle pmente— Stocks dull and steady, pangs, long, 4259; short, Political Facts and Fancies. A joint resolution passed the Verment House of ¥ secure th payments S. Metcalfe, permanent resumption s carly E yt n candidate Frost, lection back to the ’. Ransom . . Louis Louisiana reiurn- quietly and alone, lsays: “We advise the distinguished eit- izes who are cooling their heels outside of the office of the returning board to constitate themselves into a returning board by retarn- ing home, that, like Polonius, they may play the fool nowhere’ own house.’ thinks th hit to me ve boa Burlingto: ye says: “108 ne for us up north, since all nt down south "to see the : re is something to feel torious over, anyhow, and the philosophe the thester Democrat and Chron found it. © We e met Peter Coo ipped him all to pieces.” aimuel Jc Tilden is his name, the White House will and President these Mawags mewill b Through the thickly-gather- m of the crisis now upon us dawns assuring possibility that, rather than see their county plunged into the awfal abyss of civil war, Samuel and Rutherford may yet come forward and settle this thing & pedestrian match —Hrooklyn A soos A pool and his money are soon parted.” nele Peter Coop-r thinks he would pot been defeated if he had had turning boanis.—Boston Post. ----"The Nore Tistown Herald does not believe in the free dom of the ballet If that —_ tself a departirg > rovidence boant should make what a popular body it would bet Press. —— — - -2ee-—____ THE MARTINTZ-DeL VALLE BREACH OP PROMISE case is stil] “on” i ’ Terminer, New York. Tb day was as nur many ladies. and ‘sister, were p fendant, Senor del Valle, was further cross- examined at great length, but for Une most part it was traversing over the ground. Flat denials were again given to Most every essential averment tn plat complaint after the defendant left the stand the elevator man employed at the hotel Royal character ve some testimony of a plaintif”. “Atuhat of last ng to the reputation of the hotel between the Ist and 30th he said the plaintiff was not known Martinez but as Miss Livingston. A Miss Celia Rainbow, formerly a servant in the Del Valle household, at Poughkeepsie, also gave ith reference to certain phe, Water Fai, Stock of Bneravinas, Phtogra toral vote. Tallahasse Is crowded with stran- | these two counties ‘mentic ted above, and jons of the Sitaation. | ©; = blican Opini. sians are coming in great numbers by oe & 7 . &e. and the latest styles of Frames. | ‘The of Chancelior Kent upon gers. Every train from the north brings new | then the board adjourned s:1e die. We have he Times Columbia dispatch says: “Mr. , and a ¥: SL 1 iff t lebrated Colored Pheto o comers. ere will, doubtless, be an ay 1 | no information as to what action is contem- is of and republi- - 1 ” gratiy reinend, prices Oil Paintings agi Water | the Counting of, the Electoral Vote. | from Judge White's decision, Wo maaiien ha | plated enon as to what, action very much | can lawyers there agree Gite nine ates der says it inane 19 Belerade [ors Ow naen | pLRTING THE “SECRET SEsston” PLAN OF ‘clor Drawings in great variety Dreaien Poree To the Editor of The Star:~-Much has been | that decision may be. &s if thesupreme courthad been checkmated, | can be no contempt ior two teasons. Ia the for Servia. Allthe barracks in Bel- | thing whatever ie keene, ys Coy said about the counting of the electoral votes KANSAS. oe Linn coupes: te tie democestte ite first place the board adjourned before the have been and repai GeneraincChter jesueer Compose 4 Fi eeepc frente | crt Sones and ean tatern ens | were Sanh ee | fone ecane act tare | Re wen ena tie | Soeamne are ae ae | Sn tac. ap wae it. Paintings Cle: , Bes “4 Hayes 77,510 and Tilden 37,471, a jority for e repul ve a majority | done all the mandamus requires them todo. | ed Russian civilian will accom: General ining stock of last year's made that, in the absence of legislation or | #14¥: Mil, a majority in both branches of the legislature when it si po boy as secret as ble, and some vein” Gay ons OF eaten | Capen run or the House und Senate tase | Haver of wae. the to, counties not mw | [oth branches of he lesiiatary wen it | Shey wore require tn subaion wo cry Bere, anil Palle hare Garg ie | #yePlgcnen amr th eonera has ware SEREMACHAN, Cviaae lar We counting is to be done by the same person | over Martin 22.665, and over all 16,241. Phit- Tue New Yore Cexrrat anv, Baxrr- | they made tothe court, Now the on ge campaign, and have charge of all civil ad- { his epecial permission. He as far SENBACHER: Carriage and Waren | who is designated to 2 Votes, viz: the | lips’ majority in the first Congressional dis- | wort aD Olio RATLRORDe The Nowe Gauehctl aed Locin ateet ee Lee . The News 8 | established no headquarters, but is Eesha oS Cnn AM | "Snel hae is to me eet a | nee Mea wera ag | Lark cal Wlogsiy ere, Arete | to cacti Se a | ty een tesa: | etn non Ee Wine ~ ie Eorthwest Saenea® “Woden Hone hority of Chancellor Kent. In Lecture XIII, | $0, ts 12,5, operas Inajority Is 5,210 over that Mr. William H. Vanderbilt hee tess | they Be ier lem venience a says: TBervia will be the extreme right wing deal Sang with ehaprenen Rank auspice teneee heeing Shop. movi # by PP. ZE-27, says: in, 208 over all. finally worried into @ proposal to the Balti- ne “a x ime pod = its. Report sxys he has juite a OGERTS™ gately chi the seu ares ected S| mye omit min Renn genase | Retiseeeoutesesetassnene fama | Leagan be ammacer ne Lr | tans willbe santo Bowlin, under wn | Etna! asin ost We Se .; ” - Dt y for ps 8 8 affida: oI . VEGETABLE COUGH OYRUP. the result declared. In the case of question- | js 6,141. Owing toa mistake in printing blank | Went ine discreet Apel aE ene all on the Danube, ready for use. Ihave of- | and will then putnine them beyond La Peesee? COUGH 1s has aiocd inevent of twenty ee ing | able voles and a closely-contested election, | returns the majority for Downs, one ot the | sche Wee nation should be Cae tthe cone Pion. wynether the in- | cial information that the Moslems in Bosnia | In tis cits the weet med ee Oe eae eet soe ae of OTe “Shol!e’ | this power may be all-important; and I pre? republican electors, 1s only 1,300.” Ginance time te leading Western shipping | {¢nt of the court was certificates should | have raised $3,000,000 for the defence of that suspected Cubans continues. > of the BORE THROAT. Sc. uew before the public. For | Sume, in the absence of all legislative The Democratic Conference at Co- | points. This. ve r demand by Mr | besssued by the boanl for these counties is | province, and to resist des- | arrested parties are lawyers. The sale by the Principal Druggiste, and by the proprie- | vision on the subject, that the President of enbens. ‘anderbilt in behalf of New York was tho pa ‘nige perately. part, however, are workmen. Se 24 Tereet norihweet eee i ee coke cok teas oe pres. | , The Ohio democratic ‘central committee Origin of the whole railroad war. If hesur | ano ‘gyibunc's Columbia dispatch says the| Loxpon, Nove The Timer thie REBELLION 1x MEXxIco—Later GIDE AND SPACE PLEATING ent only as spectators to witness the fairness | $044 Lumber of representative democrats | renders this we do notsee why he should ever | action of the state canvassers > me DON, NOV. Zh Tomes this morning Mexico sell of further pond ee pee bghe Fith an Improved Machine, which is war- | and accuracy of the transaction, and to act Iumbas yesterday for consultation, Revol or ellemgres Sees sat prepared to Bi Rog er] republicans a majority of four in Question with the following t:—"We | cations. ‘The ex-Chiel Justice Iglesine bes to cut of ingure tl ods in any way, at only if no ice male electors.” "ee ves ive sen- iter the: med hi: " worth MPA Hn Er an Suttle ORM | tritiem demands of every ‘good ‘tual | New Yor Contra haa always served is |" cag rene, thing more, than nope of Reuse” For tne | fie republic and'hnd coablinted hiss 724 Tih stvect cote neet ion of our greatest jurist, stated nearly spirit of read uiescence in the result of | city well, but it has certainly done its duty Excitement in the State To-day. tainment of we su) any pro- | Leon, in the state of G jnato, whose au- BF Reduced Rates to ers. STAMPING | ¥C#rs Since, and in the absence of any popu- | the Presidential electi fairl; tained, | manfully in us from unjust frei; CoLumMBIA, Nov. 23 that ‘a guarantee ~ | thorities a to support him. ‘Some ofhis done at short netics ___nertty_ | [ar ferment that might tend to warp bis judg- | and we deprecate all purtisan feeling im tne | discriminations in favor ofrival porte fey | able excitement is t the tof the nces. without Enve at ‘the American mis~ GENTLEMAN OF MANY YEARS muccefal | Well totepublish it. Tam den Dea.” | discussions of fact and law on which that re- | donot belleve the pressure of the times has |‘! cl ed ohana ogee of | involving {he international | sionaries, with shouts of-Death to Protest- . x eas Brofewwor of St fies and | “ell torepublish it. Tam,ée., KR. D. M. Tris fekinpecisetls tien ereeer ae) naa | been quite so hard es to iwsee the Central into board of state canvassers ts considered ‘Anal hot throw ourselves on thealde ofcliher soa | Ietioniae oe itis bellowed the night of im some of cademins, dew ros to 8} free | al cardinal policy, - 5 Fatect ne winir teens "ine at it ete ‘ Prices oF Coat. sre ows The anc. | fo wernment, thatthe Protea resent 4 od hos that Mr Win Ba Wanacrott is the by a gape ig hareelg Dy democrats —— patent, but shall ‘what the fature may | I; asian 0 his government may be come number ledice tlemen ion sale a hui jousand tons chosen ud or force, and we a) 1 sort of man to stull Imself. 2 teaching, of intaieceualy appiving im practical pur: | Rerantons alt ie Ree yen eerie ot | chosen by. charged with canvassin the vote | SES Hatin tho Randt Of She supreme court, and Looks Warlike. tion between Vern Crust had been Meneurstion. Ele Auvaicel Algcbrs, | Qpler of the Delaware, Lackawanna and | and making ps to allay public xn At Kichmond, Inds last evenings tivg | rest t determination to coutinus ia) tho | yLO%DON, Nov. Poe board of trade in | interrupted by by tine tis Siteeme o'titioeeitber i lamin or private ow one off with much spint, aod on the whole Betion, Uns command in the, condi foqui- | men glving the names of Charlie Lang fours and Dring matters to a conclusion | Lonus, the British ambassador at Se Pescen | Eovertament trope: Prey BPs, to BA care of EE a | or Tuceday, though sil considerably ss | ished bythe past a Gritepresent return: | $40, mostly coutertelt a ones, nearly all | Gar" by the court oa the officials composing pote thas WS hart of cas aud Jounpal snuouinoes the aoquivnal fathe cirsei : — than those . notab! ng board jana that such may A Will meet toe ver Dneiper, and GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE Sora se, ond yous day sold at irom g85%; | Pas Sf tne Bante ad aac ee ie Vitsinta’» Rtnoog the bits caplarea a Ans morrow to hear Rar 9 of the board. Hf w. | a re forSldaige Ds eee ion god vos: | $5. Hughes, aliss Si. Leno, the oF. down to'as low as $3. atives toexert,if the constitutional | $100 treesury 2 as Pury’ general and ‘and must communioate with te - Fee, Tan ceeueee Lod COKE. "in them, jomatly well member of the board of he Hook on Solomon's DELIVERED TORIC, PANTS" OF THE CITY, = RicHmoND Ra = gar i » | Sas evident, trom the artieice foute i thetr | has tesighod hia ofice says he | ship before entering in daylight. Entrance meter The trial ‘on the New Schedule Fahy RATE goa, | ricultural Fair grounds near Richmond pL a a possession, that they had been engaged in Sharp Practice. Tutely prokibine’ © ‘Be 6uardship is abso- | 3th and ended on the 18th, thejury rendering smaller loads 5 coals per Vusbicl; carter ont Ss ina nt of the United States; Pareles thongbeat ae eo aning small On en a te oe ———-____ pan PTT ASF a mo- ovyice ov wasntGiol cas uians com. | ene that we regard the tration of country. ipa camvassore-very’ Ta |p FATAL POLITICAL AFFRAY. | that from the evidence broaght out 453 heed pattern ES nd cei anata won by Hate i fi a te eve of the saucmbling of Congress at an PE Bon) ppiecaped nen Been a the which the have ‘and | Mem Shee by 0 New Teak, State Sena- Seg Vente eracgetinat ‘generally ex= ‘et est, | one m al Tichmand yecenian the vote of the state must be counted for HiaTs axp Fors. | See BEE | Spot fe pepe aes she a | Saad anda elndac GPa, mane: | Maney She anny of ty ot Sage | 2mE Tenn, Rox eenmoe. Dest oo of | a raya rom agTRGETE a H Rs. ied, hy ay em 8 fyibmlt to the results of the Presidential elec- toners of the Medias od Charehes SF jutige it wit tend ae eee CoS | Satay wounded. by State “Gouator Jenn looking Chinese washman with two) Gentlemen's Drees Hats, beet quality, latest Exacr Justicr.— on sfarik oe to the slabig of ene: ‘last. ‘an authoritative and formal | {3; Even if the court fails to Sine te ‘grew out of a political on lee. Ladies’ Fine in wes, bhi the electoral vote of the Fa Tined Bu Garmonin Mus. Bo wad Fe we to pater trp eee jap vtcend yg the questions at issue between | iittle better than stolen Ge gnewer. "Ane a nine” was . democratic central committee them. taint the receiver as iebuaee of the ” STINEMETZ, wife Was also indicted for larceny. in pm of the state titioners who purloined Lin og Ah ” | The bank didn’t nee 12937 Pennsylvania avenue evidence that Let wife | to confer with other state| New YoRE SENTENCES—Two women ‘ORK, Nov. coin on hand to ‘the ote committees of the with | were sentenced in New York to The Court the favorite is F P. BURKE, tri aia ee yd @ view to a full understanding of the fucts twenty years in the oe ae, The Times says ‘of tine Renate In cir- fexcyenne ‘she * * stmte and of action in inaintaining | detaining a young girl in a house of ill-fame. | somewhat late their now Mr. Conkling, but itis Prison for five years, and Prose- re not ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Qui was entered as the rights of the in the late Presiden Ahlghw Fobber was sentenced to tweive their action $0 the 1 thathe accept the position. Mr. gigied Ratirony at Camus Gd 4 CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., yest) IRRITATION ad Hexen Which he had felonioualy twelve hody of entirely spoken of. Bias with 1293 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W., | the Margury ad i Pea | ee Setter i oon Washington. GALIPEA IS. AN UNFAILING CURE 7 For Nervousness. and Debiisty. sont RR eae