Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-17
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Special to the Miner by us. Military and v. U. Lines

San Diego, Nov. 15.-The situation in re-
 gard to the result of the election Is unchan-
 ged since last dispatch, and may be sum-
 med up thuslv. Returns received from all
 States except Louisiana, South Carolina and
 Florida, sufficiently complete to give Tilden
 the Presidency if either of these doubtful
 States should prove to be Democratic. Fraud in doubtful states is charged by both par
 ties President Grant suggested and re-
 quested prominent men of both parties in
 whom people have confidence, go to those States and witness and insure a fair count. Democrats sent none to South Carolina and
 Florida thereby apparently conceding those States to the Republicans. Both parties sent men to Louisiana. Returns from the
 latter State as far as received indicate
 Hayes success Returning board of that
 State meets on the 1sth at the latest Re
 publicans everywhere say positively Hayes
 is elected. Democrats say Iilden Is elected
 but Hayes is counted in.
 Chicago, Nov. 15.-The Times Washing 1 special says the Governor of California has i tclegraphed to the Democratic Committee | here. that he does not intend to certify to | the present returns of his State, as he has discovered such enormous frauds as to nesa- | tive all the Republican majorities now claim | ed He has made discovery of 2,5o0 Dem
 ocratic votes taken bodily out of the ballot 1 box
 1 New York. Nov 15.-The Times Talla | hassee dispatch to-day says as the county
 canvasscrs go on with the returns It grows
 more and more apparent that Hayes will run far ahead of the State ticket. There can be
 no doubt of Hayes success.
 San Francisco, Nov. 1j.-All weather ap- pearanceS indicate rain. X sensational dis patch in the Chicago Times places Governor
 Irwin in an unpleasant position before the
 people of this State. He is credited with an
 extraordinary and utterly absurd statement
 as to the vote of California, which state
 ment, by the way, does not tally with the
 Democratic claim made in this city that too many votes by several thousand were cast. The Governor will probably contradict the Times dispatch as he recently did report of his connection with Democratic conspira- cy here to obtain possession of the registra- tion papers.
 San Diego. Sept. 16-A special correspen- l dent at New Orleans telegraphes to the New | York Tribune as follows: Throughout | Wardly there is camer feeling: strong | under current is noticeable, and there is no | attempt to disguise a determination to make | war in case the returns are not so counted as | to give the State and nation to the Demo- cratS. The Picayune States that the situa- ton is similar to that of 1861. Reports from some of the parishes which have not yet made returns show that the election was about as far from a free expression of opinion in them, as in the five Kluklux par iShes. Returns from fifteen Democratic par ishcs including New Orleans give Tiden, lS,011 majority while twenty eight Rcpub- llcan parishes give Hayes, 24,,11 maj Drity. This places Hayes 6,G46 ahead. Fourteen parishes, including the five KlukluX par ishes that are vet to come in. The five inti- midated parishes gave 4, l69 Republican ma iority last election. Democrats now claim them by 1000 majority and also claim one majority in the remaining parishes The Tribune adds conceding these claims, the majority for Hayes will still be 1,646. But Republicans claim that the outside par ishes other than the five referred to, have gone for Hayes, and that without throw ing out any of the fraudulent Demo. cratic parishes Hayes has carried the State by from seven to nine thousand majority.
 San Francisco, Nov l5.-Stocks slightly improved. Alpha. Al; Belcher, l4b G. & c., 13; California, 5 dividend off; Con. Va, i59S; Justice, g; Mexican, 2s ls.
 Tucson, Nov. 15-Col. Wm G. Boyle and . l large party left yesterday moaning for the Tyndall Mining District in the Santa Rita He expects to be absent about two weeks, and expresses the opinion that it is the richest district in Arizona. His in cnded operations are not yet known.
 A Mexican woman was instantly killed . asst night at Tubac ny the falling in of I 'oof, her head was literally smashed :
 "Wednesday evening dispatch came from a 'hoeniX saying that courier was just in rom Little Colorado via. Apache rnd Globe )ity, with returns as follows: little Colorado, Oury, 252; Hardy, 15; Ste | ems 3l. s
 Clifton, Hardy F; Stevens, 9; Oury s. n
 Apache, Hardy, 9; Stevens, 1; Oury, 13.
 A subsequent dispatch said the pretended c ourier was roaring drunk and telling a diff Il nrcnt story. The chances are he is grand p aud, and took this method of filling him W alf with whisky at the expense of the F 'iends of Oury at Phoenix. Had he come } Prescott with Hardy returns he might ave uone quite as well, ana TO doubt 1 uc- ,> m and Yuma would saturatc him wiih f' tevens liquld should he favor either of ,a lose towns with the assurances of that gen st emans election. There was evidently a ju ethod in his madness and Phoenix ap- Il ears to have been the victim. ii The Silver City N. M. Herald is ripe for lnexing Grant County to Arizona, and in q, u $ issue of Oct. 2Sth says: the question will ce , submitted to the voters at the election. II, II, further says there is great unanimity Tn fe