The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14
Third Edition
For the neTt tocenty-foetr hourS-cloudy,
toith rain to-day, folloaoed by fair and cold
er11edtheT tomorrow.
WATCHING AND WAITING,
And People Finding Out that
They Don't Know Anything
About 1t:
Florida, South Carolina and
Louisiana Still In the Doubt
FIJI Column.
REPORTS TO 3 II. MI.
RE2PORTS TO 3 II. MI.
Another Sensation.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-3 Z. M.-TLe
Herald's Washington dispatch says it is
said at Democratic headquarters here
that, by blunder in the printing of the
Republican Electoral ticket of Wis
consin only nine Republican Electors
have been chosen out Of
the ten from that State, and
that, as consequence, the highest can
didate on the Democratic ticket is also
elected, giving Tilden the requisite ma
jority OF 1856 votes, regardless of what
may be the result of the election in the
three disputed Southern States.
Latest from South Carolina and
Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-3 P. M.-Sen-
ator West arrived here direct, to-day,
from New Orleans, and had a protracted
interview with the President, to whom
he gave assurance that Louisiana was
Republican beyond all question of
doubt.
New YORK, Nov. 14-3 P. M.-United
States Marshal Wallace sends the fol-
lowing dispatch to the Herald, from
Charleston, S. c.: "Returns from all
the counties give the State to Hayes and
Hampton. The official count will elect
Chamberlain"
General Hampton says he has report
from the managers of the election in
every precinct Of the State, and is GER
tain of his election by 1,4O0 majority.
He knows but little concerning the
Presidential result, but does not con.
oede the State TO Hayes.
South Carolina.
NEW YORK, Nov. A-The following
telegram was received last evening:
To James M. Harvey, Secretary Democratic
Committee, W Washington.
COLUMBIA, S. G., Nov. l3-The Demo :
Gratis denied, in an argument yesterday,
the jurisdiction Of the State Canvassers
to throw out votes. The Board has ad-
journed till to-day to consider this. If
the Board is honest Tilden's Electors
will receive the certificates. But it is
impossible to predict what the Board
will do. The Electoral, vote will not be
counted until the 10Th.
[Signed] j. B. GORDON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-The President
has invited number of gentlemen to
visit Columbia to witness the counting
of the Electoral vote of South Carolina.
Among the number invited is Judge
Carter, of the District Supreme Court,
and Ex.Representative Shellabarger, of
Ohio.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. A.-The
Democrats filed to-day bill of protest
against the election, in Charleston Coun-
ty. They allege that the whole of the
county was controlled by intimidation
and terrorism, and that no opportunity
was given qualified voters; also, that
large number who desired to vote the
Democratic ticket were prevented from
doing so; also, that the legal number of
polling places were not opened.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 14.-Dis-
patches received here this forenoon from
Columbia, S. c., say that the Republ-
cans are making overtures to the Demo-
Gratis, offering to compromise by giving
the Electoral vote to Tilden provided
the Democrats will allow Governor
Chamberlain's election.
louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-The Repub-
licans say that the official returns now
coming in show that the Democrats
have claimed the whole vote cast In
the distant parishes as majorities.
Avoyelles Parish, just heard from, here
tofore claimed as Democratic, goes for
Hayes and elects two Republican Rep
resentatives, giving the Republicans
majority on joint ballot.
Messrs. Watterson and Lamar have
arrived in this city and are entertained
by the Democratic Committee. Judge
Stanley Matthews, Governor Noyes,
Judge stallo, and some thirty other
Northern gentlemen arrived later In the
day, yesterday. They are all studying
the laws of the State and precedents on
the returns.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 14.-The Repuh-
licans state that they have information
that East Baton Rouge has gone Repub.
lican by 300 majority. The Democrats
claim it by 600. In the tables published
up to Saturday night. the city vote was
put down as 0. 700 majority for the DEM
ocrats. The official count shows 1O,0l6
MAJORITY for Tilden. Additional returns