Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-25

money and generally abused their
confidence, The cases of violence and
assassination a. reported at the North
have been put up by the Republicans
themselves.
The Gag Law "a he Enforced.
New YORK, Nov. %.
A Tribune Washington special says:
1t is understood that the President VIII
discuss the questions growing ont OF
the disputed elections in his annual
message, ana strongly favor regarding
The returns certified to concerning the
elections as final. The Republicans
are taking this position, and many OF
the abiest Democrats admit 1t is unas'
Sailable.
The decision OF the Supreme Court
AMI The mandatory phase III the con-
stitutiOn that the votes shall be counted
as cast, settles the question of the
power of either House to reject any
vote.
A Democratic EiectOr Protests in
Vermont.
MONTPELIER, Nov. %.
Aidrich. the Democratic contrasting
Presidential Elector, has served on the
Governor a protest against issuing a
certificate to Sollace.
Arrival Of Tweed in New York.
NEW York, Nov. %.
Tweed was landed from tho tug Cat
alapa, at Pier No. 4. North river, at 10
minutes to 4 o'clock. and was imme-
diatelv taken to Ludlow-street Jail, in
a close carriage.
The Vote In New Hampshire.
CoNCoRD, Nov. %.
The official vote of the State stands:
Hayes, al ,5.2; Tilden, 3S,449; scatter
ing, "A.
Sensational Account OF Affairs In
Louisiana.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a.
A Times New Orleans special says:
the Democrats now admit that their
opponents have 4 strong case in several
b~uil-dosed parishes, and there can be
no doubt that they have given up all
hope of breaking down the evidence
of witnesses who are to be called TO
testify for the Republicans. The coun.
try has heard "A great deal during the
past month OF outrages on colored
voters in the South. Nothing so terri
bic as a number of af1idavils TO be pre-
scented TO he Returning Board has set
been published. Many of the Wi.
ne~ses who were summoned here 10y
the United States Commissioner states,
after they have given their evidence
they " i'll not be able to return TO their
homes. They know that they would
he killed if they did SO. Because of
these fears and the Democrats in the
interior, it is very difficult to get some
of the most important witnesses here.
Some days ago the Commissioner sum-
moned these men from Recllaud par
ish to testify as to intimidation in their
districts. and TO. day a file OF United
States soldiers was sent TO their homes
to give them sale conduct to New
Orleans.
satisfactory.
NEW YORK, Nov. "A.
A Times Washington special says:
Senator West received a dispatch to-
night from New Orleans which states
that all indications thus far are favora-
ble to the election OF Hayes. and that
the situation is satisfactory TO the Re-
p~ublicans, who are confident of sue
cess.
The Troops im Washington.
NEw York. Nov. "a.
A I15JIne's Washington special
says: Nov that the mystery thrown
around The movement of the troops
has been abandoned, everybody except
a few most partisan Democrats com
menJs the prudence OF the Admins
tr.lion la assembling a forcc large
enough to afford ASSURANCE there will
be no rio;ous outbreak near the session
ff ('nnnIA.l yIhIrh IL sklF44 tn la nm
usually exciting.
Probable Extra session OF tho New
Congress.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a.
A Tyibunc's Washington special says
an extra session of the new Congress
is probable, because it Will be impossi-
bile TO complete the regular business in
view Of the presidential troubles.
Tie Count In Louisiana '.S0cial
OstrRcism'' in the south.
A Chicago journals New Orleans
special says the Republicans have com
pketed the uncontested parishes. The
vote stands: Republicans, IS ,424; DEM
ocrats, 1880; Republican majority,
9,27i. The Republicans probably have
81 and Democrats &c in the House.
The Senate is to he determined by
count. Majority on joint ballot assur-
eddy Republican.
A Journal Des Moines special says:
Gen. Tuttel has returned from Louisi-
aua and represents intimidation / So
cial 0stracism SO great in the South
that it Is astonishing that any Repub-
iican votes were cast. The colored
people are aroused, and if arms were
obtainable terrible bloodshed would
result.
Tweed Completely Crushed and
broken.
New YORK, Nov. "a.
Gentlemen who saw Tweed yester-
day, in answer to inquiry, said he il
crushed and broken, has lost his old
buoyancy and defiant spirit. He IL
suffering from pleurisy now and is i'll
and seems wearied aud very anxious
to know about his old acquaintances.
He is entirely in the dark IN what to
do and even is without legal advice.
He needs medical advice more than
anything now.