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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11

neither Msito1a nor 'e'ess'al'lea 'ne sen,
-ieh'eii li'i'he'a' noi 70 aaiy o'po' fe' 'ou
2 ' me stt'e o' o"n'h eafoiiha NOR loil-
;, ~ uaiihs lhe Pass ~. n'on.ns' ioi 'la,
. receivea ei'nef is''ef nor .ess aui
rom Ven u iiohi ans QUO .,se - NJ
safes oeatins up'''i 'i'e eiee''''n -,
more IS sal'i IN -'he SAM ISSUE - 'no ~
ayune gt'a'rs 'hysei' anu Va. 'es'.n 49,,
ing BOARD. aui h"' hehioei ., tue
Fetufhihg o'aru' 90 ho' aPPo'iis' 'aieiii '',
oers oi iliae ooafa an uo' f'sl,''hsioic
10 iien ior my action, nnr afe thes 70
me- except ,pa. nv name nss ''eei P'ae.'
on '''e fepuo'lsah s'eke' 40 = 1pres k'si- :
.'a' ea.Asso.' mn "o' ~
any pihse - 'n's siesl''n, , ~, hase ~, en-
,h,,,e,. gf ~, ,,t,i,;at }n,,as and ,h;nl
the record nill 4l,..w have beesl 50. L
do tlaltn the right. however, us an Amer
ican citizen 10 express my position.
have said. and | repeat. that the MAORI
ties claimed by the democrats in heavy
republican parishes Of ouachita aud east
and WIS, Felicia hve not been fairly OBJ
tained. The registered vote in these
three parishes is: White 2lo3; Aiack,
$3.50. hey gave nae majority for gov.
ernor in 1s72.of 5,922. Even according
to the count of tue republican candid tics
in 1874, q lnijorits of 2,6sl was conced-
e. e., y 'hs demoeratic safe committee.
They are said 10 have gone democratic
e"is e1 ~ ~ ~ o'ooo 1'. i;,il.. AZ .lo he
sa,.l,bliraa ticket and the rennhiicansi
have gained largely. | assert, aud the
proofs which cannot be hidden, with
a'an ~. oh,', LEA aa' @ ., a,ss, a,d .,on o I'm
,t,itnt
aud murder, aisgfncetul to the state and
TO civilization Very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
tsisnedl WA 2, KELLOGG. {
coNMtrrEE FOR LOUISIANA
Phiiapelphia, Nov. lo--ln accordance
In, ani.sn. sns ~, o, ,, sigI a,,5sia =.
from rtI, nor n Ii a, il nrct tho 1ountI,p Of
votes in that STATE, the president has ia
vited the following gentlemen to proceed
70 New Orleans for such purpose: Hon.
W -. hellY.o1 fehnsyivhniai ven. >. a.
@Tn,,a. I,a scl,,s,',srn !, pa,nsslv. :.
Gen, Jo4n A. Logan, OF Illinois. II is
understood that most Of these gentlemen
hase accepted, ana "lii reach NV .'..... or- :.
'e''hs = = :" osss,
now lh.a say Y . sure
c;t,, NV . Orleans NOV NOV, ~ .m'anleh. ". "
. \, rsaps au incdinr Nsm ofIsans @ 4sp eiya
a democratic msj3rity Of o41l. demo.
Grade gain Of 5'5o5 SIX parishes 10 be
nsaa iv If 1s III ss Tbe r. g d'e, seo',G e,,i m9r he
sts,e is absoln,clv. certain by not less than
a,aho, after makings liberal allowances far
'.'''i''' 1N''-. >,a.r ,,s,, ,rou
P,s.,.h = q No - .aa;,;,n
tgri ~, ,.tes-e the aemocr.,,7c Mi st,t, IN
TIE state |, ,naY fepca 1000
sTnlerry oFglolAl-y4l!
-, ,,.n
j, : ' ~ - = y
: ''3.s,',s ,,, s ! y SIS ''s ~ 90
ltpllt ~. " ~ 4Sssssts'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
QUO.

Colombus, Nov. l0--Gen. Wikoff
chairman of the republican state com
mittee, furnishes the following infor
nations: The sixty nine counties OF
OHIO heard from UP to noon to-day
show a republican loss of one hum
dred and sixty two on Barnes major
ity at the Ortoaer election. Inllca-
tons are that Hayes majority will be
abuut six tf1uusaUd.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
NOW II is u4si ,.kAl

Advices from f'ff0Tiidiu say trie sratr
has undoubtedly gone democratic by
two thousand majority. There has
been no disturbances So far as heard
from.
NOW T1LpRS HAS A CLEAR MAJORITY
New York, midnight-The demo
cratic leaders IN Louisiana, Florida
aud South Carolina are showing ilg
nres for their claimed majorities. 1t
begins to look now as if Tilden had
carried the three above named states.
They claim to be. able to satisfy fair
men Of either par,y that Tiden has q
clear majority.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
FLoRlpN ONCE MonE.

Augusta. Ga, -Noy. l0-A dispatch from
Lake City, ll;3p p m, says the corrected
reiufns OF % counties place The democratic
maiority at 100. Hllsboro county, accord
ing Ia information from reliable source,
gives GIL democratic majority.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
X srn CAROLINA

Charleston, Nov 10-1ae latest re
vision of re,urns by ;he News and
Courier gives Sauh Caeuli4a beyond
sildoubi 70 l'tiaen Nd Hssnptoab5
over 300 m4i-,ritg.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
ANOTHER ORDER. J

l'resid.nt Grant at noon to-day
sen, a dispatch from the ecntcnnia!
grounds to Gen. Sherman directing
that troops be sent into tloritll. and
I.dnlsiana, to Generals Roger and
auger, with INSTRUCTIONS to iAsufe
lair count oi election returns III ,aose
states, and to prevent, at all hazards,
Interference from either party. ~
-pertecily fair count must be made.
He also urges that fair and Influential
men oi both parties 60 to those states
and use tier ii!laenee for fair play.
The presence OF cltizeuss from other.
states is requested IN Louisiana To see
that the hoard Of capvassers make n
fair count OF the vale actually cast.
/, is 10 be hoped that the representa-.
tive and the far men Of both parties
Will go.
~fyneI F < (,r,
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COOPER SICK.

Peter Cooper, late candidate for
ptssldeu, u tit Uuited States, is con
ii I'd 70 hi> house " eiclSuess.
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pEcEiylSG Ills wlFE.

Washington, Nov. lo-seaator
Kelly telegraphed to-day to his wife
in this city that the result. in Oregon
is doubtful with the chances in favor
OF small democratic majority. He
denies having conceded the state to
republicans.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
1RoOrs MOVING.

Washington, Nov lo-Fenr corps
OF troops have been ordered from
South Gnrnllna 10 Florida. They left
this morning. Gen. Rnger viii ac
company them TO t'lorid. Excite
ment here IS more intense than eyer.
Crowds arc cougregatea al many
points throAghaut the city discussing
the situation.
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gned.1 G. w. MnRRlw ATuEs,
Southern Supt., Augusl q

The democratic executive commit
~teG claim Hanpton's election by
about 1900, George.own only TO be
heard from. 'i'Ilden is ouly little
bch!nd, say about 9o0.
RrESSER. Supt.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
Troops Ordered 10 Louisiana
aud Florida.
POLITICAL
LOUISIANA.

hie result in Er7ntsittfa Is -s-sette be
definitely ascertained, but its reason
able to expect republican majority
1t seems safe TO take South Carolina
from the list Of doubtful states. The
Sun does so i'll its leading editorial
article this morning.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11

.rESp 2scNto G. P3 row ELL Il CO., New York
= for pamphlet OF 100 pa.ss containing tstr
10 .lu 1ewspspefs, and estimates haowiuK' cist 4
dycttising NdAwiyfnatS-wsa
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
A coMMFrrnE FOR LOUISIANA.
NOW THEY SAY iris SURE.

New Orleans Nov l0-midnight 10
Oflcial and unoiiicial reported returns from
81 parishes, including New Orleans. give
democratic majority of o4il, demo
cratic gain Of G5uJ Six parishes TO be
heard hpm g..vc IA "a democratic major
ity of 2,9j4. The drmocta,s elaim he
state Is absolutely certain hy not less tban
6,9io, after making3 iibefai allowance far
cpnttttnp.scira
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11

ably elected il the third dlstrici
Nothing additional, from oregea on
Nevada,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
NAVAL ORDER.

a Washington telegram states that
Secretary Robertson, after consulting
several naval officers, last night sent
orders TO Capt John llenssel, COIN
mandlng the United States steamers
Powha,'an, and Norfolk TO proceed
without moments delay iii search Of
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
RELLoGs's sTATEMKsr.

Nv Orleans, Nov. 1oGG, Kellogg
furnishes the following staTcmeht TO The
associated press regarding the election
Very few official returns have been re-
ceiyed outside of the city by the secre-
tary\ Of state, the proper custodian. Tn
official statements have been received
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
.FI3NlpA CLAIMED.

Louisville, Ky, Nov. 9-Privale
,eicgrams TO Col. Bristow, aud other
republicans from the south and " ash
ington claim Florida.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
OREGON.

San Francisco, Nov. l0-A dis
patch from Oregon says all the coun-
ties are beard from except three. The
republican majority is 1850, which
returns from the three other counties
will increase to l. 300.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
INDIANA.

-
Indianapolis, Nov. 1o-1l 80 p. m.
Returns from all but three counties
in the state give Tildeh 1887 majority,
democratic gain of 25l, with three
counties to hear from. Adams,
Crawford and Pike gave 1868 demo-
cratic majority last month, indicating
majority for Tilden Of $3.50 in the
state.
LETTER FROM GOV. KELLOGG.
/ New Orleans, Nov. 1O-The following
is published this evening:
| STATE OF LOUISIANA,
fEXEeVTtvE DEPT, NEW ORLEANS,
Nov. 10, 1886.
To the Editor of the Picayune:
In your mnrning issue of this date ]
read with surprise the following state
ment:
"Dispatches we're exchanged last nigh
by Kellogg and Chamberlain; also by
Kellogg and Senator Conner, radical. o.
Florida. The Chamberlain correspon
i dence amounted to this Il will carry
annth Csrelina for Hayes if you vii
carry louisiana The governors OF Lou
issna and of South Carolina, when i
was thought that the election of 1ildei
:; :. depended on thaae states- enteted intn ]
mutual agreement to tnrn their states 70
!. Hayes by any means.
Tho above contains a grave charge
and seems to have, been made with dellb
Grafton. 1t is every word untrue.
hare sent no disPstea to Gov. Chamber
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
CONF 3ND HELP us

4NGN vi ~ WV. ~ LILY if't'o" +
ing<dispatch was sent to Cows lnger-
sou, Hubbard, Robinson, Beadle, Cur
tain McCrcery, Carroll ard others.
Also to Senators Thurman, Bayard,
Randolph, Mcdonald, keman and
other oenators, and to leading public
men in ncrthern states:
R4pnblicans and democrats, citizens
of New Orleans urgently request that
a delegation of prominent gentlemen
come there ut once TO counsel peace,
and fair and honest returns. You are
earnestly requested to be one Of ten
or fifteen gentlemen,all widely known,
to meet at Louisville, at the Gsi,
house, on Saturday evening, proceed
ing directly soutlg or, il more con-
venieut, meeting at the 81. Charles
hotel, New Orle ,ns,M nday morMng
Your prompt acceptance By telegraph
lis requested THIS emergency ap
peals 10 your patriotism.
iABRAM ). HEwIT,
ChaiCm4a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
ORDERS ngvoK III

Baltinfres NV. lofhr orders
fur the Iaaed States steamer Pow
hgltep 10 pfaWei IN search Of tile
Ffhklfu bsvc been Y.voke'l but she
Is directed to be ia rendtness.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
MnslLE, AIA.,Nov. 10.

10 Jao. Vau Home. Gen .saIS. ~
q. Telegraph Co, Netc o9eaas:
The democrats with returns from
all six parishes claim a majority of
1000. The other parishes gave a
democratic majority in IA OF 400.
Out Of FIVE congressman, one doubt
ful.
ISigned, G. w. MEaRiwATnEs,
Snnihnnn Snpt A llnnSta q
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
pEMocKArIe KEPoRrs.

a pY.vate dispatch 70 the mer
chants mercantile agency III Louisville
from merchants aud others OF South
Carolina, telegraph that The state is
certainly democratic. The following
is ,.t-t.t.i Yt.fi .-.---.-..s5 -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
A NIGHT Disp ArcH.

Rafailh, n G.. Nov 10 Addition r.
taris ln,fes-e tie democra'c nlaj itl IN
the state Ii tnhy feacA il.eJ0
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06
Cattle, Cattle, Cattle !:
FOB SALE.

80 head Of eat,le, l. head Of two
year olds, 10 head Of yesrins., M
head Of calves, and the rest cows.
Which will be sold cheap for cash.
Also . cool heavy draft team weigh
iae about 81 huu3ed. age 3 and Q.
Price, horses and harness $500.
Also q farm fnr enf. terms, for ]
year. os for 6se Year, 20 acres bro
ken. good hea<e, l35 feet of st,bEnE.
two veils, Mal about Is scres Of fall
plawinx. For particular. cal on %
address C. A Lane. or 4. Garter.
Guide Roct. o. ., this Office I02f
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

9Th precinct IL which the properly
Is located.
The a-oye !, p sunulary of b. pro
vision Of the = Z Sc Of the R..i,ea
Statutes. page 9uo, on the suffice; Of
railroad laxati u.
1T will be seen that the road bed.
rolling stock. and .e,S.rai rropsr,v,
40 latter where kept, Is for the pur
poses Of taxation, divided eq,itably
smcDs the several countivs through
which the road a.ses. The roa bel
and personality l. assessed at il. rc;ua,
value. The estimated COS, IF the mo-
posed narrow gauge is about 5000 DER
m;.e, i~hcluiihg rolling STICK &c. A
Io@t running through the county would
give u, at least twenty-six miles Of
road bed to tax, which at $4,000 per
nile would amount to 1894 OOO. A.
suins: ing the present mill tax to be levi.
ed, which is supposed to be about
twenty-one mill>. including count, and
school district taxes, aud the amount
oil taxes that the proposed raj road
company would he Obliged to pay,
would be nearly 5000. In addition
TO this the company would b. obliged
to pay taxes IN the zeal estate inc!ud
ing depot buildings.
1hi, view of the subject s~ufices To-
show that the bonds which this county
is authorized by law, to vote for rail
are not suffcien, for their inter
tst to neutral'Z. the taxes which the
railroad would be compelled to annu-
ally pay 10 the county. La other words
he railroad would receive FROM the
,onnty a. out $4,000 a year 10 interest
n bonds, and would pay into the
treasury 5000 taxes, at the !
rate of taxation. The question
# voting bonds is simply a question
# re 'icving the railroad from the bur
len fakes while the bonI- run.
The above statement also demon
that no additional tax need be
imposed that the present rate of tax ,
ton is sufficient to pay the intcres, I
n the bonds. No body need be, and
robably will not be taxed a dol ar
lore on account Of the railroad. The q.
axes which the corporation would he ;
ompellei to pay at the present rate '
+ taxation would pay the interest on !,
De bonds without further burdens on q
be people. q,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06
TAXATION OF RAILROADS.

We have heard many of tie farm
e.s OF this county express their lack o!
information on thi, subject, aud con.e
quently deem it advisable to place the
alter d fore them.
The 18th Sec. of the Title Revenue
la the Revised Statutes of Nebraska
contains the law on this subject, and
provides ia substance as follows:
The Pre- ,ident or other accounting
officer within the State Of any railroad
company, shall list for assessment or
taxation, which list shall be verified
by oath, the following property be-
longing to the corporation, viz: road
ICED, super-structure, right of way,
rolling stock, side track telegraph
lines, furniture and fixtures, aud per.
sopal property belonging to such cor
I-,ratiou. Such list shall also contain
the number eS miles Of such railroad
IN the state and the number Of miles
in each organized county. The state
board Of equalization. consisting Of the
Governor, Treasurer and Auditor,
shall assess the value Of each mile Of
the rad by dividing the total value
by tic number Of miles, which assess-
ed value per nile shall be certified to
the several county clerks, with the
nuanber of miles OF laid road il the re-
spsctive counties. The county CON-
u,issiobers Of each county shall then
divide the total assessment among the
several precincts, Townships and school
districts, according e the number of
l.iies Of the road in the said precincts,
townships and school districts
The real estate other than the read
- machine shopS,s
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06
RED CLOUD, Neb.. Dec De.

RED CLOUD, Neb., Dec. pc, '75.
ED. CHiEF:-In response TO a call
FublI-I,cd IN The Iast ISsle of your pa
rcr, for a meeting TO .lcct delegates
to the railroad CONVEX lou to be held
at Lincoln, Jan. 9th, 1876, aud 20 dis
GUS the railroad interests of the county
a meeting wa> to-day held, which Or
g%anized by calling W. j. Vance to the
char, The meeting then adjourned
10 the school house. The different
precincts were generally represented,
the most distant nes sending able and
energetic men to represent their inter
ests. The most p~~rtect understanding
and good-!eeling scewed to 10 prcva-
lent between the residents Of the diff
ierent parts OF the county. Mr.. Gi!-
ham :.c.rg called ior, addressed the
nre,lng. Mr.. LUZ referred TO the
letter OF Mr.. +. II. Miller of Colorado
to a committee at Lincoln, which the
secretary then read. The following
very able mcn We're then nauied aud
elected delegates 10 the Lincoln con-
vcntich viz: FL &. Mnich, Of uar-
Aenyi Alexander Bentley of Inava'e;
u. l.. Battles OF Guide Rock VI. Ii.
Warner aud ii. 5. ka.ey OF Red Cloud.
Ol motion the President appointed
A. CARRIER, VI. u. McNut aui l.. T..
Olmstcad. 6nancc vomIuit,ee W. +.
Cuyic was OH MOTION added to the
iinance COMMITTEE.
The success of the 6nance com mittee
proved the people in earnest. Every
body seemed pk'a>ed to find his Beish-
Dor thiakiBg just as he dlJ,-and IN
short If earne>tne>s aud enthusiasm,
and a desire Oh the art Of people from
al parts Of the cccnty To work Ia Una
sou has anything to do with our rail-
road prospects, they are in a q altering
Yours, Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

They have had q robbery up 10
Hastings. Nj. Mastiu, the Il. l. NJ.
agent while Inspecting the brakes on
the cars, had u handful Of pepper
thrown in his eyes and face. aud while
blinded by the pepper. was seized and
BY o man while another rob-
.sd him ofs5OO No traces have been
OF the thieves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

The State Superintendent las de-
terwined to hold three conventions
and has enjoined upon the county
superiatenden,s the duty Of attending
enc Of them They are to be held at
kearney. Liucsln and Fremont. The
Convention It kesrpey CONES of on
the llth of next month.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

TIE flOa. NJ. V. Moudy has remov-
ed to Hastings. Hastings seems to be
the last resort for understandable
goods and uumarketalle politicians.
We can think Of Que or two more vino
will remove to Hastings ere long.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06
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Judge Maxwell, supreme Judge
elect is the rceipiecs e magnificent
gold headed cane, presented By the
Washington county bar.