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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-12-02
Ayers Sarsaparil1a,
For PURIFYING THE RIOOD

This compound of the
vegetable alternatives,
Sarsa pari LA, Dock,
S tillingia ana Man
drake with the lodides
Of Potassium and Iron,
makes a most eil'cctual
cure of a series ofcom-
plants which are very,
prcva lent and aflliCt-
in &. 1t purifles the
blood, purges out the
lurking humOrs in the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-12-02
Report of Committee on State Pris-

To the Honorable Senate and House of
Representatives.:
GENTLEMEN In compliance with joint
resolution, your committee have perform
ed the duties therein mentioned, and pre-
sent the following report:
We have taken testimony AMI hsve
made a general inspection of the prison
and find the sanitary condition good, with
exceptions hereafter named. The cells
are kept clean and wholesome by the or
binary means and the frequent use of
whitewaSh. The bedding was found in
good condition and the beds well filed,
thus making them comfortable for the
prisoners. In this respect there is a
marked Improvement upon the former adj
ministration. The food Of the prisoners
is 90 I'd, we'll cooked and of sufficient
quantity (see bill of fare in superintend-
ent's report). But there were two defects
observed by your committee. The first
is drainage. Also the sink where the
Stops and refuse are thrown emitted an
unhealthy and most offensive odor. The
use of diSinfectants does not overcome
the difficulty The only way to remedy
this is by the construction Of a drain
which can be frequently flushed with
water. Both of these can be easily done
and at small cost. We therefore re-
commend the construction of suitable
drains for this purpose. The second de-
feet is hospital accommodations The
hospital is now located in the court of
the new prison. The place is damp and
mconyenient, as it must be of necessity,
anH pnt did N rastpriiitr tl,a iLnF
to health. Some means should be em-
ployed to remedy this, either by fitting up
a hospital in some one Of the prison
buildings or il this is not practicable, by
the erection of building for this pur-
pose. With reference to the discipline of
the prison the testimony taken reveals
these unpleasant facts:
FrSt-That under the present manage
ment of the prison there has been a lax
ness in discipline, as seen in allowing the
prisoners to collect together in groups in
the prison yards, and also as seen in the
decrease of the amount and detMction
from the quality of labor performed by
the prisoners.
Second - That privileges have been
granted certain PRISONERS, which, if con-
tinued, must eventually result in the fur
ther decentralization Of the prisoners.
7Hird-That between the old employees,
for the most part, and the new employees,
there is>a serious lack of harmony.
FOurth-That between the superintcnd-
enL and the directors there has been the
same lack of harmony arising out of the
question rs to what are the powers and
duties of each, in the management of the
prison, and in view of the above we re-
commed the passage of the accompanying
bill. G. II. PARKER, for Com.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-12-02
GEO. p. GOODALL, Comm,r
JAS. p. DARLING, O'iHiii

NJ Office.
N This is to notify all persons not to trust my
wife, Nellie b. Rand, Oh my account, MS | shall
pay no debts of her contracting iter this date.
HENRY GRISWOLD.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-12-02
u is hereby enacted by the General as
Sen2bW of the State Of Vermont:


u is hereby enacted by the General as
Senably Of the state Of Vermont:
SEC. /. The state prison shall be under
the direction and control OF three direc-
tors and one superintendent. The direc-
tors shall be elected bicnnally by the SEN
ate and house of representatives in joint
assembly, and shall hold their Office for
two years, commencing on the first day
December next following their election.
The superintendent shall be appointed
biennially 10y the governor, and shall hold
his office for two years, commencing on
the same first day Of December as the
term of Office of directors as above pro-
vded Provided, however, that the said
superintendent may at any time be re-
moved from Office in the following man.
ner: The directors, or IA majority of
them may make charges or complaints
agi inst him in writing, to the governor
and if the same shall be supported by
proof, aud the governor shall deem such
charges or complaints u sufficient cause
for removal, he may ut once remove such
superintendent from Office aud appoint
another to fill the unexpired term, who
shall he Subject to all the provisions of
this act.
y
SEC. 3. The directors shall take charge
of the general interests of the prison, see
that its atfnirs are conducted in accord
ance with the laws of the state, and some
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-12-02
r. S. UNDERWOOD.
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LANCASTER, N. III.

ROO AGENTS WANTED to canvass for a
')NJO GRAND PICTURE, 22x2S inches, entitled
" THE ILLUSTRATED LOED'S PRAYER" Agents
are meeting with great success
For particulars address
as II. NJ. ORDER, Publisher, York, Pa.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-12-02
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Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN MEDICINE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
A luHG1lc At LARGE.
Lively Time in u Bateher shop
Madman ON the Rampage.

A well dressed stranger created a sensa-
ton in the lower part OF town this morn
ing abou, half-pa.t 8 o'clock. A man car.
rying a pair Of boots under his arm stepped
into Robes butcher shop. The stranger
followed and claimed tho boots As MS
The as,onishod owner Of course refused 10
give them up. Tho stranger, whose name
was subsequently a%.certained to be WI.
liam Priest. then seized a saw and a''aeAeu
the man with the boots. lie was DIS.
armed. but Immediately possessed hinissI,
~ sls.,er. which MAS also taken from
him. nj. next move was ~ gel hoie
~ IN. ID iron pin driven through
Oh. meat 10 hold 1t SOLID On
r. block. This WAS greasy, OF
eas,.e. AMI giving . frantic pull Priests
- .iinn.J and he fell backwards 10 tho
49, %cu,.in, his lead badly. The ~
.,,nier. took advantage OF the opportunity
.scn,s him, and Constable Syimons.
who hal by this time arrived A''cInP'eu
to take him TO jail. friest ~
i,.ntic.lly that IL Was found necessary 10
,aLc him ~ prison in a wagon, Inc man
unlubtc,ily crazy. but whether the
in.anity has been brought ON by drink
nob,sly knows. lie il = ~ell.to-do iunafi
Al All events. ON his person were found
thirty shares Of Ophir stock, a check Tor
$50 on the Nevada Bank " San Francisco,
,n,,ber check for 500 and S32S In coin.
Priest l.. German aud somewhat past
middle life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
Apris.i. sh,. nsra,.s.
p..n,,ur,. Last l.,-ui.s
R.Iis,oa. services To-morrow,

srn AAIaa A-.oeisfIoS.- exercises o.
hi. Association for sunday. Nov. 10Th. vii b
h.id ct IN. Carson The.ief-nooe In Nirginia
The suhi-<t % discourse at Csrron sllhe TITS
National Hi.ctlon and it, Ls.son-" captain
W. 4. wcare will thsf- reciie al 0fisina
poem.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CnuRch, ooLn hiii'
-rhsrv will be divine service al the Methodist
Episcopal Chnvh tomorrow Sunday al TO-
and 30 y. n, Rev. t'corge W. fttch
Officiating. Sunday school Al i;pr. n.
sr. JouS'- CuuRcH. GoLp nnL--rhere Will
t~ disin. services NJ ~. John'-c Church TO NOR
rev At I O'Clock Il-v. u. :. Eastman oineisting'
sunday -ch1oi al i:O Pm.
THsHx will ~ divine services In the base
ment u st Paul. church. vifglnis, Tomorrow
NJ n o'cloci A. ~, Rev. II Jen'ey omei'
ating.
Rsv W. x. Jksysr will ho'i divine service
Of Gtsoo church. silver city, to morrow. even
ing 81 Z O'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

Progress OF she Investigates o.
Election Frauds-rhc u. 3.
tai Commtssisn = Another hoy
Killed BY = Car.
BAN FnAxcIsco. November ISL ?. H.
Tho investigation Of the election frauds Is
progressing very ~tsdiously. and nothing
yet has been discovered showing any lille
gal voting. Ono case mentioned yesterday
in which |, was supposed tho person had
taken out Two certificates and voted on
both. proves 70 have bssn . misspprshsn-
sion. II having bssn ascsrtainsd that both
certificates. one Of which was obtained on
being taken Oh the black list. and the
other on . Ward transfer. were deposited
s~t'once, aud only u ballot accompanying
them. There have been . number o. IN
stances In which no afldavits were 70 %
found corresponding to the certificates,
but the former are expected to turn up IN
other wards as oxaminAtionn reaches them.
several such cases having already occur
rel. A large force Of clerks arc engaged IN
sorting papers. but 10 Ia expected maj .
month will elapse before the Job 10 COM
pleted. All.
The stock market looks better this
morninp than for some time past, 0
strong feeling being apparent beth on the
street and In the board. and that without
any apparent effort on the part OF Insiders
to bolster up their stocks.
Gardner q. Hubbard. chief OF tho Con-
,ros.ion.i poatal Commission, who ar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

PnEiam REcsirrs. - Tho following
ireight- for Gold Hill and Virginia City
wsre received during the twenty four
hours ending at IA o'clock NJ. to-day f;
Wood, 81 carloads; II 81 lumber, : ot
merchandise, ! 10 coal, > Of nutpino ? 81
hay, 2 Of machinery, I of barley, u
bran. I Of iron. ! OF candles, l OF castings,
1 81 shingles. I % ficur and l Of potatoes.
pocro LEW YoU.-This experienced
Celestial physician has located in Gold
Hin. and can he found NJ his Office near
tbe Imperisl dump. BY the railroad track.
\ abort distance back VI Liberty Engine
Uouse. Ito treats successfully diseases OF
every description upon reasonable terms.
Read his advertisement.
THERE /. quite a little army a, work on
the street. Of Gold Hin. putting in the
water pipes and sewer. Every morning
there is roll-call. and Captain Doane looks
quite solii.rly as he stands at tho head OF
the column with his martial cloak around
him.
ruSEnAL NorIcE.-Membcrs Of the Gold
Hill Miners Union are requested TO meet
nj their Hall tomorrow at . O'Clock y. ~.
for ths purpose % attending the funeral OF
their late brother member Charles CLARK.
See Official notice in another column.
Tmr suspense in which politicians are
now placed with regard To the Presidential
election, leads 10 the destruction VI an
unusual amount % whisky.
rLAa ron SALE.-A nc~ American Has
Il. offered for sale cheap. in our sdverii-ing
columns. Apply to &. l.. Bolton, Box a.
Gold Hill postofice.
TnK E.ispr., Office was serenaded last
night BY one Of the staff % that paper who
hal been keeping a holiday with a ic"
Jolly companions.
Drrlso the past twenty-four hours Is
ear. Of ore have been shipped to the mills
ON Carson River.
A oRrAr many improvements 10 INC
streets Of Virginia are going ON.
SUPERINTENDENT I. l.. Rrora Is ON the
Comstock again.
GOVERNOR BRADLEY WAS Il. Virginia yes
terday.
Pull down your bets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

900
THE HIS MARK "A s"Ai' P,oP'''
,ion ~ the nincr. 81 the Comstock arc
,n.hi. On .ithe, real or write. II may BE-
u :. r.. ,,,o,,,n.,.
said 10 ths oteu'' '""' .n
ones. however, that they are psiniui'y
anxious to conceal their Ignorance. On
payday each miner Is required to receipt
for his wages. IN sh'iI, maas w,;,a
thlS lo.'hAi"! :aSin, Tbe mo,t I'd
a,'" n - IL. 4. IA vrap mn the
ula, - 80, ,he arm ma .lipg.
tish' 'lu ,sn = re-. snn,r,r. are
As man. a. ~ a. lin. AMI ,h.v
aiNays !" n,an,h shame Al
ks'P ~ up nous" - e. ,..lIo M, Tar
last uti,0- mas. 49, - ,h.ir n,m,.
rlhe iasN oi are .a,i.a.J with
anu '",los ~ L,a-ls1r.
~. yo-,a,i.x
~ -, . man ,,mol
A ---n, MI. p,,,.r
"ioson Az" NV - yt.-,-,.
were talking together one street, '''s,nia'
The Chinese question was engaging their
| poverful intcllects aud active tongues.
When the discussion took 4 turn disagree
able 10 Finlen he followed his native in
s,inct.. and struck Gibson in the face. \
Policeman wa y" na,ss G;h.on Al
| anrs ob,aineI baiI. and swore out a war
rant charging finlen with assault and
battery. Judge Cox will look into the
matter.
r.mr, v,x, ptv,, aha n,,.,
stabbed with a candlcstlcs ia the tOnsoll-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

EasrwARp.-Tho majority OF the cisizen'
Of Gold Hill have but . faint idoa OF The
progress made in the erection Of houss'
ON the hill TO the eastward Of town. All
along the old grade to Virginia houses arr
.pringing up rapidly. Especially Ia this
the case since tho starting Of the new Vel
low Jacket shaft. As ths shafts move east
ward, boarding and lodging houses and
private residences follow fast In their wake
In the eastern part Of Gold Hill some
twenty houses have been erected within
the past month. These are net cabins
but good, substantial structures. and com
paro favorably with the residences OF any
part Of tho town. Prom present appear'
ances the old grade leading 10 virgins
will soon be lined with houses-h least d
far as the second railroad tunnel-and
.'Jackot-town " will be q reality.
ELgcrioS OF orricERs.-At q meeting
Of the Centennial Club. held last Thur
day evening. the following officers were
elected To serve during the ensuing sca'
son /: J. ]. Sheppard, President /; George
Tomb. Joseph Taylor and George Ben
netts, Vice Presidents /; Charles Conwsll.
Secretary I; David Thorburn. Treasurer
The Executive Committee will 10 ap-
pointed next Monday evening.
AssEssNEsr.-An assessment OF % cents
per share is levied by tho Silver City Min
ing Company. delinquent on the 22d oil
December next. Zee official notice In oui
alv.rti.iuu columna O-dky
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
TUR OUTIOOK.

Owing 70 the universal ~strinsency and
dull times for tho last few months, the
people generally practice economy In their
purchases In all branches Of trade. Tho
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation,
wo feel gratihed that our business has
held its W beyond our expectations. Al.
though the hard times arc not yet past,
We feel that reaction will come. and that
PEOPLE WILL NAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, we arc laying In
Q largo and well-selected stock Of custom
made clothing for men and boys, furnish
goods, boots. shoes. hats, trunks. yalises,
blankets. etc., and In purchasing kept an
eye 10 tie sais oAamee = namely: buying
ohsAp@for We know that ws must sell low
70 meet the depleted purses Of tho oom-
nunity, and We can and will do IT, Come
and Sc II No don't.
hxrxsrEM 4 WOLF,
Leading Clothiers, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
An OPPORTUNITY pOR THK Az.
RLICTED TO he CURED At HOME.

Two or more Of the surgeons Of the National
Surgical Institute. Indianapolis. Indiana will
visit Virginia City. Nevada, at the Friedrich
House, November 18th and 3oth. 1878. II IL
needless 10 say that this Institution has not
only q nstion9i. bat . worli.wid.. reputation.
having successfully treated more eases OF Grip
pies than any similar institution IN the World.
Those suffering from Piles, Pistula, Paralysis.
Curvature Of the sp ne. Hip or Knee JoiIt dis
.aes, Crooked Limbs. Club Feet. or any bodily
dcfor.lity, cannot afford To let this opportunity
Pass Of receiving treatment 1t home. The Sur
seons will come PREPARED With all necessary
apparatus 10 treat the most difneult cases OF
defounity. no's cod Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
A surrocArINa CouGm.

In q letter 70 Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago, . we'll
known contributor TO the Western press. she
aseribes the cure Of dangerous cough. aocom'
panied by bleeding at tbs lungs. TO Hale,
Honey of Horehound and Tar. my cough.
but the Honey OF Horchound and Tar has
removed every trace OF It," The letter Was 70
4 isdy friend In this city. who has placed u at
the disposal Of O. N. Crtienion.f sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
"a p.ovnso MAE wnL CArou At 4

srRlw."-If he catch II. IL will do him no
good. Thousands Of people. who have
neglected colds and coughs until they
have become dangerous, will rush 10 al.
most every nostrum for relief. This Ia
why 30 many experiments are tried by the
sufferers. Go to your druggist, buy q
bottle Of wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
and use II with confidence. II will benefit
a, once and ultimately cure. II Ia no
straw /; II 10 3 cable we'll tried hold ON "a
II and 10 saved. Sold by all druggists. I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
New Yark Iienr.l.

NEw yoRK. November iG.-Sales in tho
Morning Board. In currency. wcrc; lOO
Calcdonis. 9S; 10 Chollar-P otosi. ~; $50
Imperial. 8; 100 Crown Point, %; 400
Grant. c. 66S; 800 Cedarburg North. ;;
100 Beat 4 &C.,: 100 Crown Point. pa
100 Eureka Con-. i2A; 100 Julia, CT; 100
K.ntuek. iiS@liS; 100 Oysrman' ~;
100 Sierra Nevada. H.; 100 Silver Hill,
81; 200 Union Con-. i3As esl3h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

Mr.. Blinksnberry did a rash thing last
night. Miss Sparks had no sooner gone
than Mrs. Blinksnbcrry began pointing
out to him the improperly Of mentioning
cold fee, and warm legs in the presence oil
a youns lady. IL was not only painful ia
Miss sparks but insulting To herself. u
no gentleman would have been guilty oil
such a spsoch.
This was the rash thing that Mr.. Blink
enberry did Mrs. D~linkenberry I'm
gitiin' sick an tired Of your eternal fault
nndin' an I've about made up my mind to
have a new deal. I'm goin' to rule this
roost. fam. You've got to sabs that I'm
boss. Thing. 10 changed. You can't
make a dam fool Of me all summer an a
warmin' pan out Of me in Winter no more.
Dye hsrof"
Mr.. Blinkonberry shriekei, and the
misguided man snatched up his hat and
slammed ths door after him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALx preserves and
a~estorcs the complexion. removes frcckles.
tan aud sallowness; makes the skin soft.
whi,e and delicate. Is application can
not be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
A CARD.

To ell who arc suffering from the errors and
sariy decay, loss of manhood. ETC.. ] will send
Q recipe that will cure you. free OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered by n mis-
sIonary In south Americas. Sand = selfAd'
drp<sed envelope 10 the key. Joscph 7. lnmsn,
station d, Hbie ii.use. New YORK CITY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
NEVADA.
Complete Returns from Emo
County.

Complete Returns from EMO
County.
ELKo. November ls.-Tho official re
turns from Elko. complete, give Tiiden
$50, Hayes 7Gs; Ellis, Dem. for Congress
SO majority; Kirkpatrick. Dem, for su'
prcme Judge. ~ majority; Stone. Hep,
for Senate, les; Tatz. Nep.. for Sheriff.
i majority; Treasurer. Bradley. Dem.
i57 majority; Recorder. Rogers, Rep, ~.
majority; Assessor. Griswold. Rep, u
majority; Clerk. Greer. Rep. 10 majority:
District Attorney. Street, Dem, -
mai. sup't Of Schools. Sears, Dem. % NAL
Surveyor Catlin, Republican. lGd major
ity ; Public Administrator, Republican,
4 majority. Ths Democrats elect " on,
OF the three Assemblymen. and o Of
each party Is elected Commissioner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
aTOCK REPORr.
ln.ro~rrD DAnr nv r. p. knArss . c.

l~nxroHrsp DALI nv r. y. KxArrsa . co.,
SAn Francisco board.
Last HvkSiSe.
90 Raymcnd 4 Eiy,s
sto Bslmcnt.s
i0io LEOPARD. 81. sS.5s.5
- Eureks Con-. Ion
ss3 Ncrvhern BELLE. NV, ~, s7x. -. = "a
52D uus.ey. 2Ie. SC
i0o General Thrmas. I;c
% Manhattan. NS.hs
% Mansne.d. sc
10 Modoc. sk
SO Coco Con, Sc. s,e
New Coso, ~
i31 South Chariot. IKE
30 Poorwan. sc
~ woodvtlis.l
100 Alta. IN
LOO Kossath. q.
100 wsils-fugo. loo
30 Lrviaihsn, s,ke. Ds
6i5 Prospect. ~, IL
400 ON. viryini., sah. .i'.. q. a.. az,
tsS. t3s Is
ITO c.iiornis, r.rS. a.. ~ ba, an, IT,
rs
as rs Ss.i ( ns,chsr' ~. Is nS Az. uS
sTs ssyss.. ~. ss,9
90 Caledonia. Sc
360 Yellow Jseset. its
90 Gould / Curry, II. iO'.. iOs
12i0 lmpsial Con. s.'O. %
400 Hale a Norcros-. 81. Csc
Is Alpha. 3s.M
Gis Jastics. ~. bio. Az. 92&
Ms Union Con-. ns, ns. IL.
60 Merriam, 25s nv. a.. !fs.Es
10 Beleh-r. 10. l3a. l3h.
60 Overnah. u
les Juiis, 81. s'..G
~ UtAh, II
-,,. soaSf<a.
.,. ,.y .A
80 ophir. ta.. -. ~. W..
po N~hlesns .is.s.
i,o tso1ld oury' iis'aaN al An
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

LroS's KATuAMos makes beautiful.
glossy. luIuriant hair ; prevents isr falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. is charmingly ~pcrfumed.
md has no rival. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

Nsw HATS are not so numerous ON the
streets now a. one would expect. imme-
diately after = great election. The Dem
ocrats are no stubborn that they decline 10
admit the fact that they have lost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
Tn. Yiorids Caavas.iaE Roar,


NIw YORK. November is.-Tho Hsroid's
Tallahassee special says an interview with
the members Of tho Board indicates an
apparent certainty that tho Doard will re.
fuse to commence the anvass As requested.
bat will postpone it till it will be too late
for the Democrats TO secure q full hearing.
This has put them 10 looking into the
authority under which the Board ID acting.
II Is quite probable that proceedings will
bs commenced promptly 10 sss II the
Board cannot be forced TO commence can.
wasting. or whether 1t cannot be restrained
BY injunction from exercising any Judicial
function at all. Controller Cowgirl. =
member OF tho Board. quoted the law ~
tho reporter. which says tho Board shall
meet on the thirty-hith day after the cleo
ton. or sooner II the returns are all In.
lie said he should he bound by that law.
and added that the returns are not all In.
Judge Cooke. another member OF the
Board, said he should accede to the
request Of the committee, and gave
the opinion that the law admitted
vass Of tho returns ~ they came In.
Mr.. W. u. Chandler says IL appear. As II
the whole white population Of FLORIDA
were a police board. detective force. and
affidavit workers for the Democrats, while
We have only 4 witness scattered hero and
there. Official returns from four counties
received yesterday shows = Democratic
loss Of t~wenty-seven from the Commission
ers' estimate, and = Republican loss Of ten
from the same estimate. The Others agree
exactly with what was claimed.
Hayes Carries south Caroitna.
CoLuMbus. November is.-Tho result OF
tabulating the returns Of the County Cam
vassors. gives the State to the Hayes cleo
tors by majorities ranging from $50 to
l.i33. Counsel for tho Democrats immc-
diately filed exceptions To the aggregation
on the ground OF irregularities. enron. and
omissions, between tho managers VI tho
returns and the statement. Of the County
Canvassers, which they claim invalidates
the above result. Tho Supreme Court
will. il IL understood. direct the Board In
its duties a. to tho final count.
CHICAGO. November ia .Joar"aF'.
Washington special says; Victory In
south Carolina! Tho suspense Is over 81
far as the electoral vote Of tho State Is
concerned. The following is Just re-
ceiycd: Electoral vote Is officially can
vasscd by tho Returning Board. Hayes
electoral ticket elected without any inquiry
into Democratic frauds. The majority for
the lowest Hayes elector IL 236.
ID. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
Tho Louisinna Returning Board len
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