Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-29

Tor future act1On-tner0 being protest
and contests in each case.
In the Seventh ward of Orleans par
ish The Supervisors threw out the vote
OF one poll where there was a majority
OF 173 for the Tilden Electors, on the
ground that the vote had not been
counted aud returned within twenty
four hours after the close of the eiec-
ton.
The board adjourned until 10 A. N.
Tomorrow.
The RttuattOn In Louisiana.
A HcrdLi New Orleans special says:
Gov. Bigler and G.. w. Julian, who
have all along been the most confident
and hopeful of the committee. are to-
day very Respondent and are consid-
ering tie proper course TO pursue in
the emergency now deemed almost in
evitable. Both parties are collecting
evidence and bringing negroes to the
city a. witnesses or intimidation. The
Republican, have stacks OF affidavits,
and the Democrats have already re-
ceived some six thousand from neg roe
who voted the Democratic ticket.
Preparations OF evidence upon both
sides are upon go extensive a scale that
there is no probability of its ever be-
ing examined otherwise than super
ficially.
Everything quiet; business almost
Frustrated.
Protest Against ahe Announcements
Of tho Electoral Vote Of North
Carolinn.
A Herald Raleigh special says: Thos.
B. keogh, chairman Of the Republican
State Committee, to night filed a pro-
test with Governor Brogden against
the announcements of the vote OF North
Carolina for Presidential ELECTORS. He
epunierates twenty-three counties 10
which he objects on the grounds OF
Illegal returns. He claims that the
throwing out of these counties, with
the omission Of eight counties not
heard from, give the State to Hayes.
Keogh furthermore alleges that Glenn,
a Democratic elector from the Seventh
district, is ineligible, being q Commits
sioner under the act establishing the
Southern Claims Commission.
Democrats Charged wits Tnmper.
Ing with tho Returns I'm Florida
-~DemOcrattc Electors Disqunli-
fed in tHsisou'h.
CHICAGO, Nov. %.
A Journdt Tallahassee special says:
There is evidence that the Democrats
have been tampering with the ballots
to change the results, but the Repub-
licans know and will defeat tlieir
schemes.
Hayes majority on the face OF the
returns Is undoubted.
A journal Washington special says:
The National Republican Committees
investigation shows that two Demo-
cratic electors in the South are disqual-
flied on account of political disabilities
and three OIL account OF holding Fed
eral offers.
A Post New Orleans special says:
The boards latest work has not been
very fiattering for Hayes. but some |
polls will be thrown out. The Demo-
crats swear that Packard shall never
take his seat, evcn il elected.
Hayes Chances In Louisiana.
CHICAGO, Nov. %.
A Springfield Post special says that
ex Gov. Palmer, a Democrat. tele
graphs that Hayes will almost GER
tainly get Louisiana.
Florida for Tilden.
Manton Marble telegraphs the Her
aid from Tallahassee that certified
copies of The official returns in The Gus
tOdy Of the Democratic Stare Commit
tee show a majority for the Tilden
electors over and above all frauds. No
returns have been shown by the Re-
puhlicans, nor have any Official fig
ures thus far teen discovered admit
ting them 81 votes. The Democrats
still claim ISL majority for Tilden.
There is not y difference of 10 votes
between any of the electors.
Arrival Of General Ruger mt CcluIn-
bin, south Carolina.
A He7atd's Columbia, South Caro-
LIMA, dispatch says General Ruger ar.
rived there at 10 O'Clock last night. and
at midnight three companies of United