Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-28
How the s.GoyernmenG" will Re-
gard tina 5Onth Carolina Matter.

one of tho legal positions to be taken
by the Government will be That the
Board Of CanvasSprs of South Caro-.
lima are in their discharge OF duty rs
quasi Federal officials, so lar as relates
TO their functions on passing upon
votes for Federal officers, in Which the
category Of presidential electors will bo
considered as being.
Line Prostitution In Florida.
LAKE Cry (Flr.), Nov. 26.
The telegraph lines between this
place and Tallahassee are Frustrated
\, d will moi be in working order to-
night.
still In Jail.
COLUMBIA, Nov. &c.
1t is understood that an effort will be
made to have Judge Bond, United
States Judge, release the bend of Can
vasxers upon d writ of habeas corpus
They are however still in Jail and no
action of the character mentioned has
yet been taken.
Determined to rrccipifata n War.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.
To General 1hos. II. Ruger or Col.
II. M. Black, Columbia, South Caro-
lima:
The following has been received
from the President:
Fg EXECUTIVE MANSION, Nov. &c.
Hon. j. ID. Cameron, Secretary Of
War:
d. Ii. Chamberlain is now Govern
or of the State oil South Carolina be-
yond any controversy and remains so
until n new Governor shall he duly
and legally inangurated under the
Constitution. The Government has
been called upon to aid with the mill
tary and naval forces of the United
States to maintain a republican govern
ment in the State against resistance
too formidable to be overcome by the
State authorities. You are directed
therefore to sustain Governor Cham
berlain in his authority against domes-
tic violence until otherwise directed.
(Signed) q. S. GRANT.
Inoheying these Instructions you will
adv wise with the Governos and dispose
your troops in such a manner as may
be deemed best in order to carry out
the spirit of the above order of the
President. j. d. CAMERON,
Secretary of War.
Germany VIII support Nussia's
Claims.
CHICAGO, Nov. rs.
A London Monday S1dndnr,E'S dis,
patch from Berlin says: While Rus
STA does not interfere with German in
l~eresls, Germany feels movably
Obliged to support Russia's claims at
the coming conference. Should war
be unavoidable Germany would not
object % the invasion Of Bulgaria by
Russia.
r-,os,1 cfnfn That
the line OF demarcation between the
Turkish and Montenegrian armies is
settled. The zone between the two
belIigeren,s is two kilometers wide.
The Louisiana Returning Board
New YORK, Nov. 26.
A Times New Orleans special says:
Leading men OF both political parties
are becoming exceedingly anxious for
the Returning Board to declare the re-
suit of the election in this State and so
settle the presidential question one
way or another. Many Of the gentle
men of the two National Committees
came to New Orleans at short notice
expecting to stay a day or two. They
have now been here two weeks and
their private affairs at home are suf-
fering for this reason, and TO put the
country out OF suspense, members of
the board have decided to hold a pro-
tracted session during the coming
week and they expect TO conclude
their labors on Friday or Saturday
next. There are many indications
that the apparent calm in the city is
only ON the surface, and law-abiding
citizens will be greatly relieved when
the board adjourns sine die.
III People to he Kept In the bark
A T51bune's New Orleans special
says 1t seems inevitable that the PEG,
pie of the country after all the labor Of
the visiting committees from the North
will be obliged TO accept the work of
the Returning Board without being
able to form any intelligent judgment
in regard to the fairness of the decis-
ion until made. The public proceed
ings of the board have thus far been
conducted in a manner that is calcu-
lated to inspire confidence in it.. Some
of its rules have seemed arbitrary and
unwise, but no injustice has yet been
done to either party by their enforce
ment. There is much comment and
dissatisfaction at the holding back Of
the returns of Franklin parish. They
lay in the Southern express office OF
this city ten days because no one was
authorized to pay the express charges
of rs cents on them. TE.ey were OBJ
tanned yesterday and placed on the
file of the board only when ex Gov
rho Wicklitfe, one OF the Democratic
candidates, furnished the money to
pay the charges. There is no evidence
that a single figure of any of the re-
turns have been changed during the
time they have been Illegally with
held from the Returning Board. but
the very fact that they are withheld
carries much dissatisfaction. {
Infamous Proceeding in Louisiana
Returns Tempered with.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.
A Worid's New Orleans special says:
II is now discovered that the returns
of several parishes besides De Soto
have been tempered with and it is be-
lieved falsified. Caddo returns sealed
and posted on the 18th con.
tains an affidavit protest from the
Democrats dated on the 18th. Ouachita
is in the same condition. When the
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