Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-16
Tioriaa Also Claimed for Ti,den.

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Fiorian Also Claimed for Tilden.
NEW York, Nov. Is.
A Times New Orleans special says
the board undoubtedly meets on
Thursday morning.
Col. Lamar said to-day that the bal
lot. boxes show a Democratic majority
of 1000, and that even emitting the
disputed parishes the Democrats claim
there was a Democratic majority OF
5000. The Republicans claim that
after a revision there will DO l,o00 Re-
publican majority.
CHICAGO, Nov. Is.
"A Washington special to the Times
says: There Is a line of tactics opening
up that will be the cause of the Re-
publicans having To submit TO their
own medicine. The Governor of Cal
ifornia has ~teiegraphed here that he
does not intend to certify to the pres
ent returns of his State, as he has dis
covered such enormous frauds. AS to
The Republican majority now claimed
he has made a discovery that $500
Democratic votes were taken bodily
out of the ballot. boxes.
1t is claimed here that Oregon is now
held back 10 see what the Admins
trAtlOn VIII do In the South.
NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
4 Herald special from Tallahassee
says 1t is considered to be settled that
the full official returns of the County
.Canvassing Boards will give the State
to the Democrats by more than 900
and to Tilden by more than 500 ma
jority. These majorities will be at
lacked before the State Canvassing
Board, and the Republicans are con-
tident they can throw out several pre-.
cincts. The Democrats are equally
confident that they can successfully
defend every return.
The Political Position Unchanged
Views of the New York Press.
New YORK, Nov. II.
The Herald says the political situa-
ton is substantially unchanged.
The election in the three States is
still claimed by both parties and it is
plain that only an official canvass by
the Returning Boards can decide it.
The journal of Commerce abstains
from editorial opinion relative to the
disputed election in the South.
The San stoutly opposes the right of
the Southern Returning Boards to re.
Wise the actual returns received and
judge of their validity.
A Democratic Paper ON the Presi-
dents Order.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II.
A Times ST. Louis special SAYS: A
Tilden paper praises President Grant
Tor ordering troops South, saying.
Judging from tie Presidents order in
its entirety, we see no reason to con
denim or question his fidelity TO his
unqualified demand for an honest RI
turn for President. If. as We shall he
lieve until the contrary appears, the
troops have been ordered South solely
in the interest of peace and justice, 1t
is we'll they have gone. and their pres
ence under the Presidents officers,
who will obey the spirit as we'll as the
letter of the order, can not fail TO exert
a Statutory influence"
Application for Restraining Order
Against the Board Of State 4 an
va&ers In south (aroIina-PrONn-
inent Democrats in Charleston
Everything Quiet ia h state
No Figures Yet.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. II.
A motion has been made by the
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| the SupremeCourt prayingthat a writ OF
prohibition and mandamus be granted
restraining the Board of State Canvass
ers from exercising judicial functions
in the election of electors, members OF
Legislature, members of Congress and
solicitors, and combining it to its minis
terial functions only. and restraining
Dunn, Cordogo and Hayne, candidates
for Controller, Treasurer and Secretary
of State nominees for reelection to
these officers from sitting as judges
of their own election. The Court is
sued a rule requiring the Board of
Canvassers to answer on Thursday
why the writs should not be issued.
| The Board of Canvassers have decided
themselves that they had no jurisdic-
ton over the election of Governor and
Lieutenant Governor, and hence no
question was raised respecting them.
The following prominent Democrats
are here: Ex-Governor Parker ard
senator Randolph. of New Jersey;
Hon. Montgomery Blair, of Maryland;
Hon. A. II. Stuart, of Virginia; and
Hon. j. V. Cox. All quiet.
CoLUMBIA, Nov. IA.
Later-There have been no further
| developments since the action of the
Supreme Court this morning. Every
thing is quiet. 1t is impossible to get
figures.
Two Million OF Dollars ia II Pool.
Boxes In New York.
New YORK, Nov. IA.
1t is estimated that there are two mil
lion dollars locked up in the pool
boxes here. Morrissey's commissions
are stated to be fifty thousand dollars.
There have been rumors that the pool
proprietors have ~absconded, but this
il not confirmed. 1t is reported that
Morrissey no longer takes pools as the
election excitement is sufficiently great
already.
MOre Recruits for the HOstiles.
New YORK, Nov. Is.
A Tfibnne's Sydney special says the
Nebraska passengers on the stage from