The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

'isVii sWOIc tnht registration was ITO
fairly conducted, tina. three thousan,
voters failed 10 OBTAIN registration OF
account Of the crookedness OF Super
Visor Edgewood, aud several witnesse
testified to the bad character OF Jagen
or Veasy.
The supervisor Of Lafayette parlsl
was examined at great length In 70
gard Ia the returns from that parish
and a protest accompanying II. he
said The latter was written at the Gus.
tom house, aud he was told he must
sign IL 90 make Bis Returns Rexuinr =,
aud that the new tally sheets were
made out with certain polls rejected,
which he sigued after they Sere made
out nj the custom house. Witness said
the election was fair aud peaceable,
aud that the statements In the protest
were from hesrsuy evidence. The
House then adjourned to Wednesday
next without further business.
-hs situation az tho National Capital
In the Senate no session was held
Senator Ferry, president OF the Sen.
ate, had u long interview with the
President to-day. tH
rs ASl ,Otm counterfeit, hill, a dangerous
one, which found It's way to the treas.
ury 10 day, had been taken by u bank
aud paid again.
The Oregon investigation, by the
committee on privileges aud elections,
develops nothing new,
Conkiin1 aud blaine viii Not Support
the tonspirators.
The NV York Herald, In an edl.
torial under the caption OF "rhe Pros
pect of an Honest Count" comments
III follows; 1.-THE prospect of All hon
est count, Ms Indicated by noteworthy
Washington dispatches in the Sun OF
yesterday. strongly corroborates the
Intelligence which We received
six or eight days ago from
our own course OF inteli.
yrnce. Our information WAS conf
dental aud was only permitted
% shadow forth In substance, without
liberty TO state details. The CORE
spondent OF tho Sun obtaiued greater
liberty, ana We are gland 10 hnd our
private dispatch publicly confirmed
from II source which we have many
reasons for deemlng trustworthy. We
know that trusted Republican Senators
we're only waiting for proper time
TO act, aud the lutte ligent dirpatnh OF
the suu partly relieves ns lrCm the
pledges 81 secrecy respecting names
aud details ny which our own CORE
spondents consented to be bound. Ac.
cording to the Information OF the Sun,
Mr. Blaine, Us well as Mr.. Conkling,
stands ready to allure putty In the
Interests OF JustiJe, and neither OF
them viii be pdrticops crimfnis 10 the
counting In OF Hayes, II II shall appear,
on candid review OF the evidence,
that he was not fairly elected. This
not only accords with our own infor-
nation. but with tho lntriaAlc proba.
Utilities Of the situation.
The Secretary " the Navy has OF,
iered mel aDrologioal observations al
1856 II. m, Washington time, On all
vessels, every day, wherever they may
he. These records viii form part OF
Tho bulletins Of international meteor,
illogical observations.
rhs Private Dispascn Complication,
h. .as, the New Orleans telegraph
has not yet arrived. 1t "
the telegraph company
authorities have taken no steps toward
obeylDg the subp@uas, bnt neither
have they taken steps to defeat them.
they are waiting for developments In
he case OF Barnes, round whose person
evolves the question OF their duties
aud privileges.
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