The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-09
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II a Democrat Is chosen. and the selection viii prob
ably be made from that party. he viii only please
his party, and refuse TO sign the report 81 The Board.
lie win not be called upon 10 manage the erossex-
animation " witnesses. As during the oonsidsrstion
Of all contested cases counsel are prcseut The gen-
eral impression here IL. that the Returning Boerd
viii consume the entire time between nov and the
day on which the Electors are required 20 meet and
cast their votes. in oAnvasing abe returns on the
national ticket. aud the result on the State ticket may
not be officially known until soms time amer hsf
Representatives o. both State Committees are Snsy
preparing testimony hearing on the bulldosed'
parishes and N the Returning Beard hears onehalf
Of IL, its labor would hardly be completed before the
9TH Of March. The evidence IL similar 10 that with
which the public has been made familiar duflng or
Aner a political canvass In the South for the last
eight years. On the one aide there are the old
stories Of murders, whippings, threatening, etc
on the other. there are Wholesale charges OF frauds
and recriminAtions.
NEw YoRK. Nov. 1s-The TImes' latest dipaiches
leave the House as follows la Repohlicans. lac
Democrats. and 3 to be elected In New Hampshire.
CmoAoo. Nov. IA private telegram has boon
received here from ex-senator Osborne, dated Tall
ahassee this morning, asserting positively that klori-
Ia has gone for Hayes aud Wheeler.
Nrw YoRK. Nov. 1.-THE Commercial ADVERTISER
New Orleans special says The Returning Board
meets again tomorrow AZ noon. aud win begin
buiness In earnest. On the face Of the returns the
Democrats have q small majority. bat the board win
throw out the vote where the negroes we're kept nom
the polls by intimidation.
NEw YoRK, Nov. ls.-The Tribune's New Orleans
despath says the following was received from Colam-
bia. 3. G. by en- Senator Doolittle The majority IL
1900 votes for Tilden.
There have been several collisions In South Caro-
between the negroes and whites, but no deaths are
reported.
The Tribune's Washington says In military aud
naval circles Il is believed that orders will soon be
assured directing preparations 20 DO made for the
concentration Of n suhcieut force az Washington 10
quiet all the apprehensions that are felt In the coun-
try Of a revolution or demonstrations occurring 10
interfere with the counting Of the Electoral vote or
the Inauguration Of the legally chosen President
Row.. Nov. l2-cardinal sImionl, recently
Papal Nuncio at Madrid. has been appointed 10
succeed the late Cardinal Anionelli AZ Secretary OF
State TO the Pope.
ATHENS. Nov. Tn. Contender, President Of
the Council Of Ministers, speaking In the Chamber.
said the policy Of Greece was one Of armed neu-
trality. aH# N
LONDON, Nov. l2.-The Standards despatch
from Berlin says the Czar's speech produced h
most alarming impression In political circles
there.
LONDON, Nov. ls.-The Ns,os' Vienna CORES.
pendent states that the Gear made his speech az
Moscow two hours after receiving a telegrapbic
report Of Lord BeaconsGeld's speech nj the Man
sion House. -
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Times despatch from
Berlin says the Russian papers abound 10 warlike
reports. IL IL rumored that Russia IL likely 10
obtain In Holland advances OF money upon a furgs
amount OF railway shares.
The Vienna correspondent ofthe Times confirms
the report that the mobilization OF the Russian
army will be ordered In a few days. lie adds that
Russia will send a note 10 the Powers which, ID 10
said, will explain that, AZ all the Powers have
agreed about the reforms 10 DO demanded OF
Turkey, Russia thinks their fullnllment only pos
sible II she prepares 70 defend them. The same
correspondent mentions q rumor that the Porte
has made representations In London against the
scheme for a conference, that II IL opposed TO Con-
stantinople being selected as tbe place OF meeting,
- A. a -zI-f-- - - g.
gramme. The FIRST Of these objections can 'oniy
refer TO the preliminary meeting OF tho representa-
tives OF the Powers, from which Turkey would bo
excluded.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Standards Vienna special
says: The force which Russia will mobilize Ia ac-
cordance with recent orders numbers 1876, 292 In
fantry, 20,7S8 cavalry, and GA rihed breecbload-
ing cannon. The rifles are OF the American Ben
der pattern. Because OF the state Of the weather,
military men estimate that nj least a month will
be required before the above force can be concen-
trated.
LONDON, Nov. i5.-There Is reason 20 believe
that Russia will call in next years contingent Of
recruits, numbering 200 900, Immediately, Instead
OF waiting I'LL April, the usual time.
An announcement IL made that the nrst military
train Of 10000 men leaves St. Petersburg for
Kischenof to-day. HNNAN
The Globe states that all railroad companies In
Russia are ordered 10 place their lines at the ABB
solute disposal Of the Government.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times says
that advices from the Russian frontier announce
that freight trafbc on railroad lines from the Polish
frontier south has been stopped, the roads being
required for the transportation Of military stores.
Large hospitals are being ettabliahed. Ply
slcians in South Russia have been inyitedto enter
the army.
The Times despatch from Paris says II IL an
nounced that Lord Derby 10 on the point Of adj
dressing a protest 10 the various Powers against
the mobilization OF the Russian army.
LoSnoN. Nov. 1b.-Turkey is also preparing.
She Intends 20 concentrate Eve army corps Of 40
900 men each In Bulgaria, and will merely leave
sufficient men 10 maintain the defensive on the
side Of Servia and Montenegro. -Four English
officers Of engineers have been engaged by the
Porte to superintend tho strengthening and armiDg
OF fortresses on the Danube. A contract has been
signed for proyislonlng Wlddin for eight months
for a GARRISON Of $4,000 men. The armament OF
Widdin is complete. II consists Of sixty large
Krupp cannon and eighty.nve pieces Of smalIer
caliber. The Danube 1otilla has been reinforced.
The arsenal at Constantinople IN busily engaged
in Citing out the feet. A military train Of 100
wagons Is being formed. 81
The Gar, addressing Generals and officers al the
close Of q review on Wednesday, said "Oentiemen
Let Us wish the best success 70 the commanders Of
our armies" The Cars words we're recoiv od with
enthusiasm. Hsf - "AtH%
The Roumanian House Of Deputies has voted $780,
600 for the maintenance Of a corps Of observation on
the Danube.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Vienna correspondent Of
the Times says The British Government IL 10
convinced that Conference il the only means Of
bringing about paci6cation, that IL has intimated 20
the Poarte the possibility Of q Conference may be
held. even without Turkeys participation, IL the
refusal is persisted In. These representations have
not been without effect. Tho Grand Vizier and
Minister Of Foreign Affairs seem convinced that q
Conference is inevitable.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1.-THE total OF receipts az
the Exhibition, from all sources. from May 10th TO
November 10th, may be stated approximately ~ fol-
lows: From admission fees, S2yel3,724 from con-
cessions. $4,000 ; from percen tages and royalties.
S205 ,010. Grand total, S4,108, 7Sb. The Chinese
Government has presented 20 the United States the
general chronological and industrial collection Ia the
Government Building, fuNTFHE