Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-26

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blv decide tonight, but celtainly to-
morrow. The situation is unchanged.
Three counties are Yet TO hear from.
II will be Monday befors all the re-
turns are IN and probably later. The
result from the face of thu returns will
be very close. II is nov Very prob
able that unless the cases now pend
ing should 80 to thu Supreme Court
the canvass will begin on Monday or
Tuesday, but if an appeal is made be-
fore the anvas will probably run up
to the 5th of December, NJ matter
when il Is opened.
The Newspapers Protest
New ORLEANS, Nov. "a.
The representatives OF the leading
newspa pcrs in the country had a meet
ing last night and adopted resolutions
for presentation to the Returning
Board to day. They say that they
could not properly represent 10 their
papers the proceedings OF the State
Board of Canvassers so fraugtit with
national importance and interest I'm
less admitted to the daily sessions.
This request was refused by the board
for the reasons already given.
Tilden'S Majority i'm Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. "a.
The official vote of this Safe for Pres
i2ent is as follows: Tilden. 202 ,6S7;
Hayes, l44,S9S; Cooper, 3,49S; Til
deus majority over Hayes, IS, 2Sg and
over Hayes and Cooper, 5i,19l.
Opinion OF Governor Hendricks.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a.
Another reporter saws Governor
Hendricks, Governor ridden, ex Gov
ernor Curtin. Hen. Abram s. Hewitt
and wife and Mr.. Hendricks dined
with Hon. Peter Cooper to.night. Gov.
Hendricks leaves for home to morrow.
The following statement VAS made by
Governor Hendricks: lie did no
come here for the purpose Of holding
conferences He states that he is so per
feetiy conyineed that the feeling of the
honest men throughout the country IL
so general tina. Tilden il elected and tht
sense of iusiics of the country IRE.
spective OF party j. so strong that the
corrupt cansassing boards of the Soul
will not dare So, public opinion at de
fance, and If they do make the at
tempt they will fall in their purposes
An Inevitable Conflict.
NEW York, Nov. Is.
The Times in au editorial SAYS al
inevitable conflict OF authority between
the State officers OF South Carolina ant
he Supreme Court IS certain.
ynnton Marble Claims Florida fol-
). Tilien.
A Hcratd's Tallahassee special say
Msnton Marble denies positively tha
he conceded the State to Hayes in
..,rI It, ~.
contrary he is perfectly sure that til,
Democrats have carried the state. TIN
Democrats here are in receipt of cor
If kilograms from all parties OF tn
North and West urging them to stant
firm and declaring that they shall b.
backed to the very utmost. The Yves
especially seems 10 be excited.
Governors Tiiden and lEendricki
on the Situation.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a.
A Tribune reporter says, in bis inter
view with Governor Iilden last even
ing, Governor Hendricks said publi'
sentiment in the Western States in re
gard TO the election was so strong tina
he was compelled to come East to as
certain the condition of public fee linz
here. He expressed his admiration d
Illt COttluCI WI biIO NULL DtitlOt w
4 who without the least manifestation O
turbulence had appealed everywber,
to the courts and was glad, both in tn
, West and on his journey h~itherward
, to notice a disposition of all parties Il
have matters amicably and lawful,
settled. He felt that their cause wa
Just and would ultimately triumph by
The will of the American people. Gov
ernor Tilden fully %concurred with al
of Governor Hendricks remarks, ant
there appears to be Il perfect accord o
ideas in regard to the questions OF tn
hour. While there seemed to be
lack of confidence in the doings OF tn
Returning Board in the South, no dis
position was manifested on the part q
either Governor Tilden or Hendrick
10 enter upon any decided plan q
action.
Death of Commodore Shirley.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 25.
A telegram from Columbus, Ohio
announces the death, on the train yes
terday, OF Commodore Paul Shirley, @
the United STATES navy. his remain
will he taken to Nashville for inter
ment.
Proceedings Of the Louisiana re
Hoard.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.
A Posts special says the New On
/ leans Returning Board has considere'
, the electoral vote OF twenty parlshe
} and Hayes majority nearly balance
that in this city.
United states District Attorney.
COLUMBIA, Nov, %.
United States District Attorney Cor
bin, counsel for the Board OF Can
: vassers, disclaimed any intention G
contempt and asked until Monday t
satisfy the Court, which was granted
The Court Is nov occupied with th
, argument on the electoral vote.
The south Carolina Canvassini
BOARD Committed to Jail.
COLUMBIA, Nov. %.
RI. ,,prarna ('ourf has inst entere,