The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-25

Tweed landed this afternoon ~ the foot
Of Grand street aud North River. from
the revenue cutter. and wss taken in a
carriage by the sheriff. under sheriff
and order Of arrest clerk. Stacey, 70
Ludlow street jail. where be wss al
mit.ed through the gate and not by The
Office IS uual. Hs remarked on being
admitted 20 the cell by Warden Watson.
II ,h0ught would come and see you
sgain No person il allowed 10 see
him to-night. and No. one bat the
Waterman will be permitted TO enter
The experience Of his escape has made
the officials of Ludlow street very
watchfnl lie wiil be- treated precisely
as other prisoners. and allowed no priv
ileges His rooms are much smaller
than those previously occupied by him,
aid are accessible only though the war
ien's apartments.
Tweed vas visited by his son, Vim.
NJ. Tweed, Jr. and an unknown person
They remained two hours Tweed
closed his door and refused 10 be seen.
After supper he retired. aud Was not
visible again during the night. The
prison As thronged by reporters, and the
visitors are so mixed up that the war
den has hard work noting who is who.
Tweeds delivery by the naval officers
was made in the presence Of District
Attorney Phelps. l. s. District Attor-
ncy Bliss aud Sheriff Conner. Mr..
Phelps has not decided yet whether the
forgery suits will he pressed against
Tweed. However. an order has been
served on the sheriff calling for the ar
rest of Tweed should he procure bail
in the civil suits pending.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The Times
Washington special says: There has
been no new arrivals Of soldiers to-day.
but more companies are on the way.
or under orders To como here. A high
officer Of the army says that within a
week or few days there will be %
companies III Washington. which will
comprise, altogether. perhaps 1900 or
i, 900 men IL il not disclosed whether
this will be all the force gathered here,
but probably not. II is likely that two
or three gunboa:s may also come here,
- they would certainly bc useful il any
force should be- necessary.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 3-Concerning
to-night's press dispatch from Cinein-
nat, in regard to the repeated failure of
both Republicans and Democrat. in
Newport and Covington to vote for tho
vote Tor President in Kentucky is rira
rocc. the names of all the electors being
printed on the poll books. it has been
the custom OF voters To say, II vote for
T'lden and Hendricks; or Hayes and
Wheeler" as the case may he, aud in
the voters presence the clerks tally one
vote FOR each Of the electors Of the ticket
voted. The so-called irregnlsrity is
considered here ~ of no consequence
whatever
CHICAGO. Nov % The Tnnes' New
Orleans special complains that the
Democrats are treated unfairly in every
way by the eanvAssing board. who pre-
vent Democrats from getting witnesses,
exclude press reporters daring actnal
working time, aud allow tho returns 70
remain in interested hands Gentlemen
from the So called bull dosed parishes
bring written statements Of 40 resi-
dents, that there was no intimidation
Packard could only &c, an audience Of
100 when speaking at East Fslicisus.
The negroes are Row Democrats because
the radicals have stolen their school
money and generally abused their con
tdencc. Cases Of violence aud asssssi-
nation reported at tho North have been
gotten up 10y the Republicans them
selves.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 23.-Ufiicia,
vote of the State-Hayes, ii.552. Til
den, b. 40. scattering. II.
NEW foRS, Nov. a3.-W. s. Wood
ward. who failed on the Rock Island
corner for $4,000. 900 in 1871. was dis.
charged in bankruptcy to day.
TALLAHASSEE. Nov. 23-Governor
S'esrns presented an affidavit in oour,
this morning. stating that he had never
stated he had decided to canvas, the
vote. nor had be So decided. He was
empowered 10 canvass the votes. The
Democratic counsel argued the Cover
nor had no right 10 canvass. which be
sonsed ,o the canyassing beard. and
that The eoart has jurisdiction over the
Governor. IN restraining him from per-
forming All illegal se; Gen. Barlow
replied, denying the Jurisdiction, and
declared the injunction would be worth
less, He aursed the Judge 10 care
fully consider the risk lie ran in issu
ing writ of injunction ,ha, could no,
be enforced in any legitimate proceed
are II the Governor was determined 10