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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21
Reasons for the Pardon Of Hes
ing and the Chicago Whis-
key Ring.
Villains Throw q Train OF the
Track on the Canada
Southern Railway ysX
Wrecking Of the steaner Rebec.
Gu Clyde.
1EDIAs aB VS..
on rmR FIGHT.


Special Dn patch - the Press snd Dakotaian.
FoRr SuLLY, o. t., Sept. 30 Chief
Bull Eagle, It is reported, when callsd
upon to surrender his arms and ponies,
sent word to Gen. Buell., At Cheyenne
Agency, that he would do no hing of the
kind, aud he wants all the soldiers To
cross the east bank and keep their ra
tions-the Indians would take care Of
themselves. f34s
Nors-- Bull Eagle, the chief mention
ed above, is an Iadian who is especially
given to talking and was never known to
make any hostile demonstrations.
Itis probable that he will repent in = few,
,s.ys.-Ep.l
IOnA GRASS.
Gu1cxao, Sept. 2o.-News received
at military headquarters here today J:
On the 10th inst, John Grass, head
chief of the Backfeet band Of Sioux,
was arrested by the military au,horl-
ties for exertng his Influence TO pre-
vent hostile Indians from coming in to
surrender and for other offenses. He
will be kept in custody until the
charges rgainst him arg investigated
: The Indians since this arrest have be-
come very respectful and friendly.
HE suRRKNDRRs.
1t will be remembered that this
chief John Grass was, after his arrest,
parolled by the authorities that he
might attempt TO secur. the surrender
of ktll Eagle and his force. This
was accomplished, aud Kill Eagt-'s
band laid down their arms rs already
detailed IL, official dispatches. jobs
Grass WAS highly complimented by
Gen. Carlin, commanding Mt Standing
Rock, for his services; and 10 return
he made an eloquent pEA Iior hi
brethren and humorousIy handed over
worthless hint-lock rife, to be sen
10 the Great Father in token of sub
mission.
ST.. PAUL, Sept 20-A Pioneer
Press special from bismarck aayI
that Gen, Terry and staff arrived
there To-Day, eh!routc Ior ot. Aul.
\ dash made by The 7th cavalry
and battalion uf the 9th infantr,
upon Wolf Point agency TO in,eroep
the Uncapapas attempting-to cross u
that point, was failure. The troop
failed to overtakc the Indians, VIII
succeeded in fording the river and es
Gaping to the British territory. E. n
ployees who saw them crose, repre-
sent the number at 700. The Indian
confessed that they were in = desti,ut
condition, and had thrown awsy lodge
to facilitate fight. They offered q
travsgant prices in ponies for ammu
nition.
The troops left ia csntonment I
Tongue river are making good pre-
gress in building huts. Other batta
ions are all en- route for their respes
tive posts.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21
n1scELLAHRoUs
wHIsKRY rARDoNs.

GsHItAGo, Sept. 20-The Posts
Washington correspondent telegraphA
that the exact state of the matter Of
the pardon OF Hesing and other whis
Key cotfvivH here is AS follows: Mr..
Bangs having become convinced that
Hesing and others oil The second batch
pleaded guilty in the firm conviction,
resting on promises of representa-.
tves Of the government, that they
we're to be put On the same footing,
aud let off with equal sentences, the
good faith Of the government seemed
to be involved, especiAllylin the gaze
Of Hesing, whose sentence was dispro-
portionatelv severe, it was believed
that party should no. figure in the
matter, and 1t was decided to dc
right even though it might be mex
pedient. After las. Fridays con.
ference, the attorney general decided
to recommend to the president te
equslixs tho soatences and reduce the
6nes to u 1000 each, Which he did
fand the papers were drawn according
y, despite vigorous protests by zeal
Gus Chicago republicans The Pusl
publishes tn. letter of Judge Bangs
United Sta.es district attorney, Il
Judge Taft, on which the equaliza
ton is based.
APPOINTMENT. sss
WASHINGTON. Sent 2O--Tbr nres;
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21

Noe. Cures. Cent?
I fevcrs, Constipation. inAammations, %
Z Worms Worm Fever, Worm Collie. =
Crying Cole, or Tce,htng OF Infants u
Dinrrhora. Of children or adults 20
b Dy sentcry. Gripping, bilious collie 25
q ChoierA Morbus, Vomting, -
I Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, - Is
= Neuralgia, toot hxchs, fAceAche -
Headaches, NICK e headaches, vertigo, u u
~ Dyrpc ,r.a, bilious stomach 10
II Suppressed, or painful periods, q
Il Whites, TOO prolousc petiodA, u
l3 Coup Dough dtfcnlt breA. king. =
IA Salt ttheum, cryrpeias, efuptiens, u
is Rhcumatisn. khenmatIc pains Z,
lB Fever and ngue, ct!id frvcrs, Agae, 50
II Piles. BLVD or bleeding, Is
IL Ophthalny. And sore or weak eyes. %
~ Catarrh, acute or chronic, inhnenzs. 30
~ Whooptng cough, violent coughs. 25
Il Asthma, oppressed breathing 81
y Ear discharges. impaired hearing b.
y ec.ofula. enlarged glands. .wellngs. B.
"a General debility, physlc.i weakness ~
10 seA sickness, Sickness from riding "
n Kidney disease gravel, "a
2; Nervous debility. seminal weakness or In.
voluntary discharges, "
~ Sore mouth. cAnker, 81,
~ Urinary weakness. wetting the bed g.
II Painfu! periods, with spasms, n.
81 DlscRse ui hear, palpitations dc, b.
sa Epilepsy. spssms, ST, Vitus dance, 81
81 Diph,her,a. liberated sore throat, 80
- ChronlGeangestnns and eiupiioni. 30
FAMILY CASES.
.. II "
CA.e, morocco, Of - large vials and book. O. o.
~ These rr~edle. srs sen, by he csse or single
box 10 any pari OF the country, free OF charge on
receipt OF price. Address
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE CO..
once and Depot No. acs. Broadway.
NEW YORK.
Hur sale by ali druggiyts.
| Aill- 4 Purdy and q. W. yandsrhuie & Co..
Agents Al fankion. nSNeovGSly
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21
Geverna,ens sale.

stou1 CRY Iowa, Sept 10, ls76.
Al tho, Government Warehouse In this city, at
I O'clock p. NJ. on the zird and 20 of septeui
eet, And 11th sad IAN OF octnbcr, 1875, lot OF
Army Subsistence rtores, will ee sold Al Public
Auction, cansistihg Of
Canned Green Corn, Assorted Crscksrs, Cream,
Tartar, Hops. Canned Raspberry Jam, Canned
Lohstsrs, .AacAroni. Canned MIX, Oliver,
Canned Oy s,crp Canned resches. Canned Green
fess. Gannrd Pineapple, Canned Preserve tnam
,sonp5 rdtnes, Gained sauce Icranbcrryl Wortesv
ter'hire sauce Yeast rowder, syrup. canned pre-
micelu butte &c lrn starch, canned pears. canned
j-liy lpineApple,i lard, Malx ns, and dried
peaches.
Stores can be e1sraned by bidders on day. Of
sale. Terms caAh. For fut ther particulars apply
TO the uRder.,gnsd WA II. HUGHES
Msiar and q. ~, A. C.S.
Sept. Is, dsd.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21
BAK ER MEMORIAL

BA n NIX MEMOhlaL
association, for the purpose of build
ing monument to the late Gen. n.
b. Baker. II was organized with
Gov. S.eJ kirkwood as president,
ex-Guv. Morrrll rs treasurer, and w
FL. Fleming as secretary. Any per
son can become member by paying
one dollar or more. The suhscrip-
tion lists were opened and 1900 was
raised by the persons present. A
board Of trustees, thirteen members,
was appointed, and the by laws pro
vide for the appointment Of CO.
operative committee OF one OF more
in each county in this state. 1t was
resolved to incorporate tho sssocia-
tion under the laws Of the state. Per
sons wishing to contribute can for.
ward donations at once 10 ihe sec
retsry or treasurer.
| BOYS IN BLuE
Indianapolis, Ind, sept. so-The
/ city isl full 10 overlooking with boy.
in blue, and every train that arrive,
brings addisinaal delegates from vi
sections Of the country among thos.
present are Sonator Logan, GenerI
! Burnside, Garfield GeedleeI A b
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21
NoRTHF1zLD ROBBERS.
Special to the Pres. aud D.ko,nian.

SIOUX VITy, sept. 20.
Two men that were working about Ave
miles north of the Big Sioux bridge,
came in here and report heavy firing
notthward about 10 4. NJ. 1t lasted
about sn hour, aud was heavy as though
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21
POLITICAL
cAMrAIeN IN iowa

Council Bluffs, Ia, Sept. 2o-The re-
publican campaign in western Iowa
WAS formally opened in this city to-
night with an address By Hon. g. "
McDary, Of Keokuk. The needing
WIS large and quite ensh lsia5ttc. "
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21

trict OF Mississippi, III place Of w.
b. Redmond. ~
YELLOW FhvEg.
A committee has been appointed to
raise funds here for stricken Savan-
nah
, 1876-11-11

Le Franeais gives some interesting tleta'ls, =, o.
tho Gccapttatl0n in the prison ot Malnsl' +, u,,f
higswny,iian named GtHcrsgcn anu o!le I..lr H.,
wo had killed oe al tho keepers III tne Pt,si%" P,i,
wcr.. he WIS crnIlncl fur ,,nr!cr"t1s assau1. H.,
Al Bl5 a. In tho excentfoncr c!'ae out ~ nv, ~
srcct ttlc fatal apparatus. lle is mn. o. mst "i
tll1uu height. rather Stout Of r0Untt, a. aa.
rubcunl yjsa0c, closely dayct!. ana VIM Fl IT, ~
chcst,ut lair, Just l,cfurc tho "bcal " .ao .no
Ppor Fishers began 10 toll tbs clerk rGaa .ns
t!ratlIscutcncc t0 tho first culprtt ah'! as,.
broaki,,g 4 llack ring between his nnstt.' IT,
1Ii,nlt tic p[ecrs nj the criminals fcet tnas
n;1yur that the culpritfs life sh0ufn S''i .,s. "
uleptiy broken. Al o'clock tie fnllcc 'as II
tEatc, the Public Prosecutor, aud tug ~. G. icg,l
tho Csuwu took tlcir placca a1nons s,ae.srtn Luz
witnesses Of thu execution A. ':'n -. t.1,,tl79e
appeared, his oyes coyUrcl with olae. III
t6et icll In frunt aa far rs the tnoa..'' ,o11.
shoulder aud neck wsEo bare; lucy "e.e ei,o ,ero
bly lea,l aud 1atid anl see,llc,l as IT,! Th ars
shrinking away FROM their doom, w is
execution Waa speedily peF1o1nmeuS, pn. Se.lns for.
AIl,nlc!'s assistants ilung .ia !nc !. f"r"arf b.
ward OH the tlcath- bench a1'd en4 ~ ave..slouer
fore bis struggles: hati ccaaeu; tni ~, was over.
lifted his iDgor. tue ~ tS1l ana aitv vi Though
isuf, however, lid not die 80 easiS, ,iSS,eof back
h!s arms were hound: llt tt1eW .nd ,,nv"d 5apk!-
Violently, wllie ills bloodcts lips n,ost' II W.
IL. thntttit1 tt,ey rxUd tleIt7cF III touhu. ,,ith
iIkc ,nu uf those huFrh nightmares rhe., III. iho
something imminent staring lin ID tho ti,rry
{fcaI,,cr ts1, neither moro nor snGAh' ss,s,nnt1
upt' cried the cxecuti0ner. 1As mi a fcH
dung themselves upon tho c!im!na. ". H. which
serouuls later ea1uc the thud Of tno AuI nrcr 10.
indicated TINT all In thls wolld "A1 Wv
him
, 1876-11-11
they hare maintained their enthusiasm By liquor
and by night havs made
ROAMING, 11owLtSo MAN1Acs

they nave na!nta'ne" tne'1 chtnas'aaol pS na"or'
and by night havc made
nosnrNa, uowL1xo MAn1Acs
of themselves.
A. 49, ...t,, ho,. .,,t. ..,n, r.,o =, than,
~ M e.''s .ouF .''s "..fi"''E ea"s ~ t"sh'
6a'itca tlic 1nlcTfedn oilico WIN the " ltonnle
Bluo Flag" "DIxic," and other Confederate
songs. Tie supposed election Of rEl,tcn was
.,'.o.t. nv, "s 49,, ~ -. ..~oo..
..iea.a e"a c'ctY"l1efc "e seasa ". t"e aitce1s
that II 'lo ID not grcn amaority ot tho Electoral
College thcro will be now rebellion, or rovo1u-
(,aro,ino mi 1o,,i.oua ran on,v i,o conn,c1 for
t ".u ut.ea''ta''' ~ ~. o'tAJ y" s.s ~
, 1876-11-11


Tla preparation of tho wreck cl.art and regis:
ter for carh ycar ia matter uf ggcat ialor, and
Occupies considerable. uule; So that thc logsl-
n'ent Which We published at. Thursday laAt dates
only from juno, 1879, allll thu information
ulcfcln ta'ntatncl aplles 10 the twelvo months
enllng at that data. Thc year WA ttnt ol the
NUst disastrous On record "a IcEarda shIll-
WRECKS ant. casualties within tho British sens
aud On tho toasts Of the United Kingdom rn,-
hracel Within tho Chart. No fewer ttlan $3.50
accidents grave enough to he reIWrtcl occurred
during the period from July, 1911, tn Junc, 1875,
The reason for tho greatnc1s pf this number Is
tn ba found chiefly Il, the disastrous weather
but something must also be- set dorm
10 tic. greater p1oClstnn anA cul',ptute-
'tcss Ut the rIturne, which now toutatt
every casually NOTICED by tho oalce1s u tlu
Cuast Guasti a,nl tho toarl Ut Trade. Out Ut
these $3.50 casualties thcrG werc ~ total losses,
aud IT thrse It 2prc9rs tt.at nt1 fewer than sixty.
one Wasu duo to collisions. The remainder of
tic casualties consist of l.i10 described ~ w.
r1ous, md ,945 ~ minor, Within tue rivers
there wete 048 accidents, nt which twcmty~nne
wcru total losses, Inufe than half this sntita
nnlaher of casualties llcre hplnE due, as might
ho expected, to collisions. THE loss III lives on
.he teas was !te', exceeding b} 4al H. loa. "
i,'ss In pua shgsc dssMter-tho ships rec Of tug
German steamer Schiller. By fur tic hraylcst
luss of life, amounting u nearly tRo-thtEda of
the whole, occurred Ia vcssc1a stranded Or cast
sahorc; l75 llYvs weIo Lost in mlaslng vessels,
, 1876-11-11

NEnKt VENOM. .-.- --..
Tho It. sato"ens s"s sat t." Ken. shc1man II 5 esfea e
clcrtton Of Gov. Hayes, nt,.l eaye: "a very hn.
worthy commander Of tho national armies Is
this Gen. s'terina,l. liz ought to comn,an, an
Ina succeeded in keeping himself pretty weti
nOoi from politics bnre lie was promoted to hts
high Office, nnl sn retlccnt Inns he been on that
snb1cct that the politicians have been puzzled 70
directly which candidate lc preferred, and no
nation he l,a aa much right to express Ills pref
cFcncc Us any Other American citizen.
There arc many thcnghsful men here IN hoth
parties who regard tho situation with much
anxiety. II ono wore TO heed the muttar!ngs
tho south had already declared war. Tho utter
nncos mainly come from the loftics Of veteran
Democrats who hayo been in fno1dy rct1raeY
e!ncn the days uf Jarnca Buchanan, and who
elusion e shout fof Tilden. Thc ,di;appo,,nt: 1T,
hro summoning. up Tho spectre e reveld.
With Visions Of the picklnge Of tho Co'nmlssary
Department, for tho loss Ut tho spoils they Ind
tonndiy hopsssdl they, might enjoy in TIC eiv,l
on1ec under Tllion; but rcilecting men IN both
who thinks or suggests resort to violence,
whntavcr tho ycsult1 ia a traitor to h!s country,
and approve tho declaration Of tho dIspaiell, Of
rsssen. ora9t ~ to Gen. tas 10
placed t5ere, by fraud, Either |, Party
can e. .no rs aG1a to eonrs eo e,,na s1pRo11t, pRe1 I,
have the result tainted BY tic suspicion ii lllc-
gal or false returns" .-.
There is, however, much irritation manifest.
Cd In Tho crowds herc: Tho' sevcrc tension Of
IN hnptnnirtr 11ayr fta ffnrtq thu grrsf.
, 1876-11-11
NEW YORK CITY,
Tl1E sTATH or FEELING.


New YonK, Nov. 10.-The excitement here
oycr the situation in tho South Is most intcnse,
and on the part Of Democrats finds noisy cx-
preston almost revolutionary in character.
They declare that fair count OF tho yot' Hs'f
Louisiana Florida, md Soutl, Carolina ca,siiot
be expected Of the Republican State autluri-
tics there, and lcl.uunco in adYanre
nuy decision which the Returning Board
Ut Louisiana md the Contrasting Donrds
ef ntllrr States may make. They loudly threat
en- armed revolt If Hayes Is counted IN unfairly
md ASSERT that II divided North OIL this Issue
would result In more terrible wnr tllan that
produced by secession In dividing tho South
from the Morrill, eQn tho other hand, Republic
Rrs who are fur nloro moderate liz thu express
siun of their feeling have serious fears tllat tl,o
lctive violent wbito element In South CarolIna,
Florida, and Louisiana, which has intlmt,latcd
.lso ncgrors and prevented them froul voting,
viii now
HRsonT TO OUTRAGE
% prevent q fair aud legal counting OF the re-
arns. They dcprecate, In even strnugcr
er.ps than the Democrats, any manipulation Of
'c.sirns In anybody's Interest, and tho warmest
2epubllea. pas:isans declare 1t far better for tho
country TINT the Democrats should hayo tho
administration for four ycars ti.an that Hayes
should be returned under crcn u suspicion Ut
fraud. They deprccatc any tamrctlng With the
Returning DonrIs md heartily approve tho
language uf Zen. Gsnnt's proclamation, anil Ut
Ills action IN ordering troops to Louisiana tn
protect bal!ot-boxcs aud lioars3s. Many at tir
more reasonable Democrats speak OF tAc action
Of tl'u President as wise.
4 lEsEME.
To the Htsfera dssoeiafed Ifts&
NEw YonX, Soy; ie.-,lhe Eteni"g Post cdi-
torfally Bays: "Our Official dispatches from
Florida lcayc ITO reasonable tlouht that Ilaycs
has n minority in tho Statr. These DISPATCHES
nre confirmed by m examination OF tltspatrh
to the Times, giving the first returns BY coun-
tirs which hare hcen received.
"Ihc result IN Louisiana IL yet to 10 definitely
aseerta!ucd but 1t IL reasonable to expect d Re-
pul,ttcan majority.
:" It seems saie to take sontf Caro]ina from
the llst Of doubtful States. The SIM docs tu il,
Its leading editorial article this morning."
T.lK "TlMEs" viii, HAVE IT 30.
New YonI. Nov. 10.-Tho Times rupcats the
assertion TINT there IL no room lar further
doubt Ut the election Of naScs. The statement
Is based upon specials from Florida, South Care
lima, and Louisiana.
The Herald considers tho election still in
Soubt.
THE AasEMELT.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 10.-Tllc 1atcst returns, In
hrEe part Official, shows that tho Assembly OF
Ills State Ia Republican beyond question, and
,yAgood working majority. Our tatle shows
Republicans to &c Democrats.
, 1876-11-11

fann,,ala,, n9sl ,ttlty,,t1reea IN vcssc,s known
ssreo' i1anrrs .,,o,, II Is probable tiat' 70 hsre
I'D III '''t" tas cn,s ,s a'e,, ,' io-eth,,1s. ill.,
n,at while nearly twotitrls of ,,'s WV apptaf
.s: tnaE,l st,nnta'ng, marc tion twoth;ss ,Gss cr.
IT,. itGna,Hllif! iyes aru FaerIflvc tirn, Of Tho
,TE ,r':G Tint IN, tis .lo,d o to cn.e i ny founder
u,n,eFn ESn wH rsnScr thai i cases 'at'1sng
m,lst he 'stt sma', roin,,arc,i yit .iIitle' reas
thrwn i'i'o'' Ro slangcnus ct,a,t n. INC .ntcr
,at t1oro Ia nloFo sancc by far Of s,cs ~ our: and
nss .,nn! from laundering elip In " H. L|sspe In tho
@ e's.s ,so % @ 9sr si .an ,S5s 3 # 'eas e;s;s sss
Tho !ifemats md ;nS Iy t,,o ro"i "ese save'l by
htrkea by the coast-gunrtl ami t1,s ahparatss,
ntcer ht!gni'cs. Anothcr sien,iIcann,- @ n-Sst vol.
tnnt 9nly III out Of 41t total lu.sr. . iaet ID
called gale. '~" wv "'''o pc" what il
, 1876-11-11
HOW TILDIsN VOTED.

he VOTED FOR HIMSELF, AND WAS LOUDLY
CItHERED.
Stto in'k 1Iorid, Not. y.
At o'clock yesterday morning Gov. Taldcn
roso from refreshing sleep, and at Q o'clock
ate hearty breakfast, attcr Which lie received
them weru Hnrat!o Seymour, Mayor Wlcl;!la.n,
Smith EEly, Dr., u'rl many others, Including
some indies.
: At il 40 le went to tho roll!ns-p!aec Of tho
TwentY.thir1 Election District of the sl1;
sss' sssns ssias!y Sa is111tef pie s.sd I hin IN how % e.
intrnt!el u yntc. " will yute tho strlght DCtn-
orrntlc ticket from stem 70 stern," sud h..
"but, Mr ftldeI,," aatl tlts reporter, ~ las
puSe % "ul 81 soalesy syis M yout sS eppe
ncnt, Mr. Ilaycs!''
"Why aAuu!l III was tho reply; no ono can
reasonably expect that. could not euilscient-
hta election woul4 be but prolougatlon II tho
rcign Of corruption throughNAt tho country:
aud az for Peter cooi1cr, uIn!ns: wllbn, tHrsU,!-
ally mt woF1 Of dlspar'ntctnent can l1 uttered,
woll bcltcyo lle ls mistaken ~ To bis IDEAS on
tho question Vi tic currency, nnl therefore ]
could not consistently hep'sit INV ballot In his
behalf, Ny duty asA taxpayer coMtpcis mo to
yote, and niy duties to NY nemocratls principles
force nu to vote nonc other than tue uomnerat!c
ticket throughout and ! shall do It without 4
slnga scrstr! or crasufr."
"coulA this give an opportunity for your op-
ponssnts to u'nl1neut upon tho propstety ii
"well, my dear sr, am used to hearing my
opraQcnts aaytng almost anything about NE,
aid, Whateyer they may sny, shall nut b. sur
prlsca It II. Tho fart That thu Republicans do
not tA!i.k It propes TINT should Yoto for my
owl. eatlxe Is no ruason why slnull not 10 so.n
This rrtaasi WEE l!cuttiay cllceEed BY crowd
which by this time hull <a,ltcctesl nrourll Mr.
'rltIr,l. Onn tnap called fs,r threc sllctrs fur
"unr next i'rcsitle,t" aMl This eall Nus IT,
HIsoput.l 10 with vlgnr that startled attention
fur st,l,!a blocks round about.
Alr. Tillcn lfcll atcpned up to tho polling.
p!a4u R1ul deposited hiB bala1t. In Rnstygr to
The 4ueftions of tas lnspsctoz, he said lis nanle
No. u Gramcs1y Park. Aa remained fo. tho
eyaeo ot afteela minutes IN tho vicinity and
Hhook hauda With Ill Of Ats supporters WHO pre-
scntod thcsnAetyes. Among thcsc was Avcteran
af tho whF OF 1919, named Thunlaa FoisouIe,
aged 81 Ill took oil his hat IN the prefe,Mu vi
tlio aioyrrnur but alr. Itldcn gently Ia.le lstn.
put It on again, sas!ag: vt y whn siloald
turned 70 hs carriage, tho sreTa meanwhile
cheering him Justify. lie ordM6d tho driver ~
take hun to tho Everett House.
Mr.. TlIdcn remained Ill tho s1susug at tho
, 1876-11-11
COUNTING TIE VOTE.
rRoroslTloH To HE MADE IN TIE saNAGE.
Strtt:ia& iNtpufch TO 1Xs Tribune

Sttctal bf<Eutch to 7Hs 2ri6uHe
WAa,t,SGros, u. G., Noy. l0.-To thu pro-
ccelinys cor.nestctl With thu count OF the rrrst
lcntial yote additional interest will now attacl.
Maj. Mcdonald, Chief Clerk Ut tho Scnatc, ias
prepared 4 paprr upon this subject which will 10
submitted tu thu Senate soon nfter It Ia con-
ycncd, aud will doubtless furnish t.e basis OF
mn, ,vupn ,,,srus.,nv
,,,., :..'.."e'u.. A'"s '".a'
*h,ct n'ust necessarily eiisue' 'iaj. McDohald
is tile leading parliamentary authority in the
cxnoundcr of parliamentary law. J}c bns
,,,tvoa.o,1 tbo ,o,,n,,,,, ~ "rnrr I,I,,.,.ssl .
"'1"csec'4 .ne e""'s'sS " c,e'5 ElcctoFa' Vote
since tho ELECTION OF Martin fon Duscn, Ill lS37,
nnl has been In tho constant employment Of tic
Senate since TINT time. lie, Ike S1r. Barclay.
!. ~ ,l,n on,,i,,, ,1,.t
a,',. ~ ~ s...,.'.n. asu up,a4oa s'.a1' .aas
tho two Houses, He i,also Of Tho opnton that
tht.rn ,vos m constitutiorD, nrt,ort.v r.. t,'a
~. -. IL '1H's.r Gv ~, w, tao
1u'.t 'u.s' a1 s'*1i''s '"'.* eonh.eas VIII oa
obilEed TO TAT! bavk upon tile constitutional pro-
yis!on, which Ia somewhat obscure, bat which Is
certainly uio1e favorable to tho Republicans in
tha cy1t NJ contest H. .ars ,hat ~. 49, 80, ~
NV 'es,.," " .ae s.,e tnIs W. a'e ~"
III the eatao pos't'on % "e "e!o VIII, regard to
THn CASE or WISCONSIN IN 1877,
when Vicc-rrcsldcnt 4sfason, Of Virginia, re-
fused ia entertain tho obloction n,a,,a In III,
v,,,a - t,ot st,t. +, .y.. ~ s.,,ntss - ~
ueeidea that ~ slono hsa tne r1eht 10 throw It
out. The circumstances CONNECTED with that
cnso wore these; The Electors mot On tho
1av aft.r That Avn, hv law for ,to ,no.,Ire.
~ ,,, r,sa." "~s H. ~ ~" , ~ tao 'ase"uk
~ =" .o."S "o 'N'e- ~ =. wv oo'sta1 o'A'cs, saa
, 1876-11-11
IOWA.



WArELLo, Ia., Nov. 10.-Rcturns from Louisa
County arc as follows: Hayes, 1,o23; Tildcn,
1,ol2. Congressman, First DIstr!ct-stonc, Re-
publican, 1,05t: Hobbs, Democrat, 1,o6s.
CHARLES C1TY, H., Nor. 10.-Ko|ablc returns
from Floyd County cannot be obtaincl until thu
yotc is canyassed, aa iiu provision wns malc for
obtaining It hy tito County Central Committee.
Decrinr, Republican, Tor Congrcss, has ma
1orty Of about 1,200.
, 1876-11-11


TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 10.-Tho Official vote OF
every county In tho Statc has been counted to-
day, and tho majority for Ilnycz will reach 4o,-
mo. and that for Anthony, for Governor, 25,000
There are only thrco Democrats elected to
tho State sunato, and twelve to tho Lower
IloNsc. Not a county In tho State has given
Tllden majority.