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New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
RALTIM0RE AND OHIO % RAILROAD Ii I7,

DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave from foot Of Desbrosses and Corandt
$40 n m for Washington and the West, Riclmond,
Charleston and Pullman Parior from New York
10 baltimore Washington, making connection for
Cincinnati. 81. Louis, Louisville, &c
/ d Washington and the West and for Ricimo1d.
via GoIdonsville. Pullman from NewYork baltimore
and Washington making close connection Tor Chicago, Cn
cinnati. Louisville, ST. Louis, Pittsburgh, &C
m. daily for Washington, the South and West Punans
from New York Baltimore ard Washington making
connections for Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville, 81
Louis Pittsburgh, the souih and South West Connects a
Washington with trains for Lynchburg Florida NewOrlean
and the South
For through tckes please call at Companys Offices. 3i5
23S Broadway NewYOrk aud at cSet On1ces, foot
Cortandt and Desbrossessis aud Depot Jersey CITY,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
Gteamboats arb Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonc
ID and Naugatuek Railroads. Pare 81. Steamer BhlDttE
PORT leaves Caharnes at llS0 a. m and bridgeport az
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28

ERlE RAILWAY.
II WINTER ARRANGEMENT Of Trains in effect De
a. m.-Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
10.45 press Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
attached.
D. m.-(Dsay) Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
through 10 Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls CfpciD
and Chicago without changes also Hotel Dining cars TO
Chicago
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot n. " for
Newark, 645, $780, l045 BID. 6l5, and 6l6 y.
and l2 midnight Saturday nights only Sundays, 915 m
Rnherfurd Park and Passaic, g.. 745 10 a. m ~ noon,
LAS, g. S45 49, g. $780, p m, ~ midnight Sundays O.
$50 10 n. m, l45, $3.50 p. IN. and ~ midnight .
Paterson, q, 7s45, $50, 10, l045 ~ noon lao
g. 3i5 $40 t:30 s, 5:1a O. 6:lb $780, z, and l2
midnight: Sundays o. $780, 9l6, 10 m, l'46, ESQ., p IN,
suFern 9, 7I5, 1o.45 g. m s:45, s, g. p m, l9 MID
night Sundays, $780, 10 IN, l:43 ESQ., p H, aud IL
Com%ail a. m $780, 4:Sop m. Sundays, $50 a.
Newburgb, 8, lO45 a. $3.50, 4:3op m Sundays, $50
Kingston 8 a. M, $40 D. m. Sundays $50
Cjoshcn O. 7;45 D. 1915 M 3:30 3:s5 430, Sun
EiddieOwp 7:45 s. l0,45 $40, 4S0 D. m sundays
$40 10 n. D.. The A. m. and 4:oU D m ua!s cPu
meet NsWYork and Oswego Midland allrOad AT
Port Jeryis, o. l045 m 4:3O p H. Sunda5S ei"o 10
GrT%Trsms leaving Chambersst or half hours
before D. IN Twenty tlnrNs fifteen minutes earlier
an above time; trains leaving ChamDerSsL on quarter
honIs leave Twenty-thiri-st. thirty minutes earlier
Tckets passage aud for Apartments IN DaWlhS room
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained aud orders Tor ie
Oces Nos 23y by and 967 Broadway; No Courtst
BroOkiyn and the COmpanys DcpOts. -
EXPRESS Trains from the West arrive In Newfork at Zo
a. m 2IO and 7:55 D. NJ
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
NTFW-y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

- RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dec 70. 1910,
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot; 80 .
TI5 a m, Western and Northern Express with drawing
SO ~ special CHICAGO aud s. louis i ESgTsss press - Th d4
draWnsoom cars 10 Rochester aud Buffalo, ao through Cr
YeLtheIn and Western Tern E2gTeSws 3 wo.,. p,rro..
arrive, at Bufaio, 30 a..
csnSnaaisaa gu kso ior Mont va Pa!is6uFrh:
s:So R psae as Eisrfs ,1 si cisyead S ipaaaEo is
and Lo1sve al also ,r chSag9 s & VA bSn S2rh L. ana A.
llGO H., Express, with seepngears ior Abany' ana
Way Trains as per Local Tine Tables Tickets for sale At
252 26 and ~ Broa1 9y and a. Wr,teo,I EApi vi
0dGsS sId s Ne Ss ia[h ,Sl st. BiookiyS.
ana 00' y & x GEEKEf General PASSENGER Agent
NEW YORK, NEW-HAYEN AND HART
~ FORD r. E,NEw.YoGK AND NV HAyGN "a " s9d ni
YIsION.win,cr Arringcnen, ccnmsnSnS Pee l0 ise6 6
u1H'' Vi ! '''' IaIHs LEkVE SEw-roRE.
Trains r New Haven leave az 40 lAcCn SOj tEX 0Ol
Aeen T. m tt ~ y T. tAceI iiE ,2 ~ iAesn & n a
Sl fol soaG siG as, Scfask, ~ sGj a65 yl
5TS sio. sS5 900 1910 a M y ~ !. ylu g. 55a, 4I9.
AS 3D. $40 CS5 30 o. 10 Snd a.9 @ p, a H. and
M shore Lille az and 10 o. ~ b15'o wa wa ar a
r. 4e me- .ioSPns sa as. At rat@ @ iS SSrS S and az ar ana
3 9 aud 10 IA Bnd gsqtL Ile sg1 so a M ~, eSn's Sn5 ,
conn Valley a brook The | .. m. oonrrcis win
s4a5' 3 Ni@ f aa 80 X I at
% and p w. ior Newport So ~ a. M " Z n2,n'
dcia Snd p Tor Montreal tc 500 > m : End 8 p NJ
The s0j ~ aId l. 40 and p ~ win iShbnt' aaa aa
NorNalk. South SOrwak, aud thc ~? n ih' ana f4V
~ M With rvt ! ". "a Stamford
SUNDAY Boston Mail IraIHs at p IA via Arhshed al ~
r.. via Providence.
nnrerrvcn Cars bay Express auG sleeping Cars on
NigAi ~ prrss trains - . . =, ---.. ,
Grand ntrIl Depot Offices Oi y. y nsirf Co, 9it
rpttwfv on 80. COURTS. BrO1ktFn, VINO VIII
also cheek baggage from residence "a destiuaiion.
DHiLADELPHlA ,ia LONG BRANCH and
4 tho NEwJERsEY souTuERS EAiLKOAD;-fTra
tolITnt ncig NoNcinltr -
ls1G N-wY0rk from ricr North River foot OF itec
tor II
ii a. Philadelphia. Long Branch Toms River and
Nucilnd. nj NJ.
,ovgp aut Tn W :. SNEDEN, Gen Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28

old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
W Sailing Ider 81 North River -
For Nurfslk, CITY Point and Richmond, TUESDAYS
THUEgDANS, aad SATURDAYS AZ 3 y. NJ, connecting
NTH Virginia and Tennessee Air lAne Atlantic Coast
Line Piedmont Iige, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and
with Company, steam Lines 10 interior points IN North
Carolina aud Virginia. ,,,.,
Newern and asngop n. c. tvia Norfolk every TU ES
DAY, THURSDAY, ana SAItlsDAb. .r,,,,,.,
lewes Del, leaving Sew-YOrk MONDANS ana IBthS.
pAYS al So m connecting with Delaware and Mary land
railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed .
Through passage ckes ana ls Of lading 10 all poigs ny
oycst rates Insurance Norfolk &C., cent Freight
received daily ~ Pier 90, North River.
General olices 1877 or. cnSclst, how-Hore:
f. MgflfFAIN. President.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEwJERsEY;
Trains leave EugewOod Chester PormOnt, and Nyhek
oI5 M l. g. T. i45, $50 $50, 1880 p my and saturday
nights only at l:3O p. Sundays, a. m and 63O p m
Manuel Surfing Valley aud MOnsey z 945 a. In- 499 D. n
JNO. n. ABBOTT. Gent Passr Agent New forK.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c, Fare, 81.
~ steameBleave ksp for New Haven at aud ii D. m
LILu ur.LIrL..
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THE
STEAMERS BErWEFS NEW-YoEK AND HANkf,
CALLING at PLHMOUTB, q. H. Tor The landing Of IHssen
Eufs. -, -,.-.-.,- ID. ~. =, H.,
leaus pOyIled with electric bells) VIII sal frou i1cr No
AZ. foot VI Barrow st, NOrtlI River A. follows o.. .
LAER AIBik Stuger ~ y 4 ltJA y 'ec " D. M
AMEEIQUE, llltDAl, Jan 70 pm
Trudcle SAl ltllA An D.
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD unoiudirg win.E
Frst Cabin, SliO to s2O according % recommendation
Second CABIN, S72; Third CABIN. So Return ucEes at re
ducrd rstsA
bedding s without extra charge Steamers naAei
thus ts5 do not carry sterrtFr pds-ugrfr-
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent No % BfosdEay
DED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE, appointed
ia " carry the Bolg.sn aud unitod States Mails.
The following steamer arc a'poh'e to s lor AEi"erP
20 IsWITZEuLAS D....-Jaa 10
NEDERLAND ........ .Ian. . kENTIwCGTIl..- Feb
Rates oi Pa~sare ~ Currency;
First Cabia. $50. second CIIin fGl siecrage, t2d
PETER WRIGHT SONS Gen. Agcnis philaaclphiA
JOHN MCDONALD. : battery piacr \. Y.
G,TATE LlNE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool. Dub
- n, l at, and Londonderry. 1h,so rsoias fn pow
cred steamer wili sail from
Plcr ~ North RIveg-Foot uf Cansst. y. r.
STATE or rINNYLNANIA.. ......... Thursday, Dec -
STATE OF VIRGIN hufalay IAN ~
STATE OF y thursday, Inn -
A..
FIrs caiu 40 SGj $7u according Ia accommodation
1icxei- s!lO $i25 second cabin. $40 Keurn
ticket. so. StrcTagc at lJweat rates. AIny Co.
AUSTIN BALDWIN a TO-, AGENTS. " broadway, y. Y.
STFEgAGF PASSAGE 90 30. 40 Broadway, and al Cuin.
Per foot Ui Ca11l-si.. y. II
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28

NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEWYohk LONG
BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, SEA GlRr. AND SQUAN.
Time iabe OF Nov 10 1876: Trains leave Now ork tIom
foot OF LDertySt. North River At Sb, lli5 a. M 4i0.
5:lO y.
Stages ana from keypOrt connect NJ haaWan Station
q trains
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
SECOND BOARD-l O'CLOCK
Sales Of state Ponds--RdiHOGd B0HdS-B0nk and RI
road ShdTes-E EIDress Stocks. dc.

Union Pacific
lO0.-.bc. 5gA
ST Paul
l5.....bc 1913
Tol, Wab aud West
100. be. 65
Del. Lack & West
lOO.... bc, TIA
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-10

Washington, Dec. 9--In 1 long sesaion
OF the senate committee on priyilegea and
elections, to-day, to determine the bea,
method OF conducting the investigAtton
ordered 5y the senate under Edmunds' res.
otution, whether In any Of the elections
beld in 1915 or 1873 in the states of S,uth
Carolina. GeorRis, Florida, Alabama, Lou
isiana and Mississippi. there WAS any deni.
Al or abridgment Of rights OF any persons
10 vote, and II 30. by what means, and 10
Wlist extent sucA denial or abfIdgment was
eiiecled. The committee wcro also expect.
ed TO decide whether or not they should
recommend the adoption, by the senate, OF
The resolution submitted by Senator Mitch
ell, and referred TO the committee, propos.
ing an investigation by them Of lhs rvcent
appointments of presidential electors, etc,
In Oregon. After some discussion Il WAS
resolved to send sub committees ihmedists
" 70 Louisiana, Florida and South Caro-.
lima, and they were appointed o. fol-
lows: For louisiana, Messfs. Howe.
Wadle,gh, Mcmillan, Bonlwell, Sauls-
bury and r. Mcdonald; for Florl-
aa Mitchell, Fellcr and Cooper !;
South Carolina, Messrs, Cameron, Of Wis.
Chris,apcy, and Merrimon. II IL expected
thst these sub-commltees will leave Wash.
ington fnr their respective fields OF INQUIRY
next Monday. All questions of law 10 re
gard 10 the elections OF Oregon, Aississip
pi, A1absma and Georgia, and concerning
4he eligibility Of presidential electors In
all thess states were referred 10 senator's
Morton, Logan, KenAn, q subcommittee,
70 report 10 the full comn,ittee al fn,ur.
meeting. with Which time all further &C
lion tauchinx The four states last .nameu
Is dsferned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-10
DAKOTA TERRIToRY SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10.

neral party proceeded directly 10 Battle
avenue, where, about 100 yards from The
outrance Of the Cemetery, treuch had
been prepared for the reception of The dead.
Great cra@d-, which we're met near aud
1nst within The cemetery were formed about
the vast grave. the site being on the slope
Of The hill and completely exposed The
cold was almost iusntfrtabie but Still the
people held their pt4crs. There was no
delay in removing The remains IRON the
hearses and wagons. and depositing them
In the circular trench. Then services were
begun. Rev Dr. N,mh, II Srhenck read
the beautiful burial services OF the Epsco
pal church, which WAS listened 10 atlen-
tiyey.
There was inexpress,ble sadness mingled
with solemnity in the scene Hundreds Of
people wept, the tears freezing on their
cheeks MS they issued from their eyes AT
Ter the reading of The services Rev A 2.
Putcsm, of The Unitarian Church OF Our
Savior addressed he assembage Rcv, 4
Ste*nTt Walsh, Baptist clergyman, eiler. d
tervent prayct. Al the conclusion OF
Pntnams remarks The services were then
brought TO a close with benesiicllon by
Kew. Joseph Odell Previous 10 the dis.
mssal Of the s.semblage The choral socic.
ties sang, Say What Troubles Thee" and
Above the Tree Tops il Rest" The peo.
pie now departed, and all was ended except
The enduring agony Of the widow and or
phan.
.coRoNERs JURY.
After the funeral the coroner. jury met
and adjourned TIL Wednesday next.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-10


patton. There are grounds Ia believe that
RUSSIA recently renewed its Invitation To
Austria to occupy Russia aud Herzesoyina
various bulgarian secret societies have met
Al bucharest and drawn up list OF de.
msnus said 10 DO moderate addressed tp the
conference. An allusion in q recent speech
oi Btsmark to'those whose ncis might men
ace Russia Is regarded at Rome as addressed
directly TO Italy.
Versailles. Dec 9.--Eeon Sny, minlster
OF The finance says II is impossible TO reduce
mxes on revenue. for the present year
showed only an increase OF one pcr cent
over tue previous year instead OF the nor.
mai three per cent exports for stationary
ewing to depression eftrade abroad. The
president ol various troops, left In confer.
ence, proposed programme which Meth.
er president Mac M.hon his ministers
appear ye, to be able 10 accept
FRESH WAR TAX.
Vienna. Dec 9-Adyices from Cons,an.
tfnople state that fresh war tax OF fifteen
ptasters has been fevied upon males be.
tween the ages of five TO sixty.
INVESTIGATION OF THEATRE EXITS,
Glasgow, Dec. County ls,ices oy.
Ing TO The appalling catastrophe In Brook
lyn, have agreed that steps should be taken
to provide ample means Of exit from t,,ea.
tres. and protection against fire. aud have
appointed a committee OF iustices and ar
chitects 10 inspect different theatres and
report to = future meeting.
CONFERENCE AND 1 plSsKr
C-nslanlihople, Dec a.--Gen. Igna,ia.
Russian am bassador, visited the MARQUIS Of
Salisbury yesterday, and had long ceu.
fereuce. The British ambassador viii give
dinner to the marquis and the diplomatic
Corps on the fourteenth
PROMISED PEACE.
Cons,antinople, Dec. hit is
generally believed here that the con.
terence viii end in peace.
TELLER REsoMISArEp FOR SENATOR.
Denver, Dec. 9 = In 9eaaseus Of rc.
publican members of the Legislature
this evening, #, Henry NJ Teller was
unanimously renominatcd for United
States Senator.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-10

vote for president, and again reques,
ted Cartwright and Odeli to proceed
with the election, Cartwright then
moved that Olell act us chairman,
and upon the vote Of himself aud
Odell, declared the motion carried.
.Odell then appointed Cartwright sec
rotary. DR. Watts ,i,cn read paper
purporting TO be his resignation as
elector. Cartwright moved the Ac-
ceptance Of the pretended resignation,
aud it WAS declared carried and i'm
mcdistely thereafter, by vote of the
two, Watts was declared elected to
fill the vacancy.
Thcs, proceedings were interrupted
throughout by distogue which had
the character of an alteration be-
tween Gfonin on one side and, Cart.
wright and Udeit on the other, Gro
min insisting that the latter should act
with him, and proceed with the busi-
ness OF the college, and they refusing
to do so. After the pretended APP
pointment Of Watts, Cronin arose aud
addressing Cartwright and Odell,
said I'm effect, If not in these precise
words "Gentlemen do your refuse to
act with me in proceeding with the
business OF the electoral college. zone
or both of them replied, signifylng
their, unqualified refusal. Cronin
then said this refusal to act created
vacancies in the electoral college
and that he appointed
j. ~ l.. Miller Of Jackson county, to
fill one of said vacancies Miller,
having been introduced into the room
and informed of what had taken place
asked Cartwright and Odell if they
had refused to act with Cronin In
casting the vote of the state Cart.
wright answering said they had so
refused. Miller then signifed his
intention to accept the appointing Mt.
The two then appointed John Parker
secretary, and votes were taken by
ballot for president and vice presi-
dent aud business WAS formally pro-
ceeded with 10 the end. Pending
these proceedings Cartwright Watls
and Otett were engaged in signing
papers. ---
(sigucd) f. a. CRoSrN,
w. b. LAswxLL,
Henry kLlpPLE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-10

f9hiiDg. The whole northern frontier nf
Mexico. except Matamarus, is In pt,s ,esst,n
ef The supporters of Igl-sIas ard his friends
in th. .scily nre now nut with music and
torches celebrating their success The in
yi'alion os Gva RevuttGs, yesterday 10 the
nefchaptso 81 Haamnras has developed In
10 scheme 10 pnnder them Of forty thou
sand dollars. under pretext of tax of
three rercent, on merchandise and prop
efty, levied by himself, against which I'M.
position The. whole community is protect,
ifg us itlepufsnd nranica
BEFORE JUDGE WHITE
Talinhnssee, Dec. Mrssrs Cowgirl
and Maclin, the comptroller of accounts,
nnd secretary Of state, were brought before
Judge Waite, circuit judge Of this district.
10 answer he rule III the c1urt 10 show
cnnse why they shnuld not bc comml'ed
for contempt in continuing the CANVASS and
certifying tjr the governor and olhcr suare
-nlileers, after they had been served with
the restraining ordcr Of The court. Al
noon To day they appeared with their conn-
sci, Emmons, and asked for time to pre-
pare an answer, aud after arguments they
were granted until ]. O'clock Tney ap
peared at that hour, and after leng' heued
argument submitted n written answer,
"h'eh they IeHues'fa iiilSht het ne required
Ia fi'e. in iis unfinished conditiop, and
p7e'ded for delay The judge granted IN
nl0 o'clack Monday incoming, when they
were ordered 10 appear and answer
A GALE IN N. Y. THISP. II.
amsterdam, N. Y. Dec. 9.-During
a gale this afternoon NJ. Manion
and child were killed while attempt
ing to escape from their house, the
roof of which was blown off, and
Mrs. Manion was seriously injured.
FIRE AT CHICAGO JUNCTION.
Cincinnati, Dec. 9th.-The fire at
Chicago Junction this morning con-
sumed Is business buildings No
particulars have been received.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-10
The Brooklyn Dead
rmE MAYoh's nEorEsr.

New York, Dec 9 Mayor Schroeder,
Of Brooklyn. asks the citzsns 10 close tiieir
respective pl.css nj business from one To
i've. and reltnquish their customary EN-
ploympn's, in respect Ia the d lad. and 10
those who, through sudden apd terrible af-'
fiction are bowed down with grict and
SORROW.
" THE LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE COR.
SER"
The fnceral Of Hurry Murdoch and
Claude Burroughs will take place ,o-mnr.
row from the Little Church Around The
Corner" The expenses viii br burur ny
Mr.. Sheridan Snaok and A. NJ. Palmer, les 1
sees at The burned theatre. and the proprie
tors of The Union Square theatre.
SYMPATHETIC REVOLUTIONS.
The members of the We theatres have
adopted resolutions rendering sy,npathtes
to5tt,str nlanapess-and holding them blame
less OF the awful cnlasiruphe
MEMORIAL sERrHeEs
The following assignments E,r the me
mortal services In Brooklyn Sunday have
been made Academy, nt Musr-Scr,p
tures, :. Hunt, ID. D.; PRAYER, Dr. Il. 8
Porter; 4 Addresses, Dr. w lsFBudipgtnn,
| JndSe 6uO Il. Rsshule!A, DE- JAS. c.. I.
OurSes, Hev. r.. w. Stifmte, (German); (;
Benediction, Rev. Gen. r. kstteil. Park
Theatrc-Scripturas, Rev chns. E Miller;
Payer. DIR. Thomas; Addresses. Thsa-
Cuyter, ex aldermhn John a -IattUr, Rev.
| br- Bancroft K 1hA -Bfabdefsteae, Njer-
manl -B.ncdictton. pastor Of the Church
1fpf Incarnation. Hadtey's Opera House
Scriptures, T B halliday; Prayer, II. b
fkSye; Addresses, DIR. David lpslis, Hon.
st{fssng. Rev. Henry Ward Beechrr, Rev
Chas B shultz, taetmap); Benedlction,
| Rev n Etrickssno.
Services are>to be held simultaneously at
Two q, /" ciocks
az the msetmg OF lie e4ergymen invited
70 snetiiof'a, sefSecss. fslher Malone SAID
the nsaess OF MS ehaTch would mol permit
nlm 70 omes,e ,,,a 10 10 any y Inc s1sFc,ses bal
a,e ale personally as far as he csSsld His,swn 9ss, !
churcn had been sadly sftl cfssl ana he
should hold appropriate services
| COLLECTION FOR ExPESsEs
chnr., ,n - ~. 9, p;,n1,, .,s u,.u ~, ~
lar missionary cnll,c,ton nf one , hura sd
and twenty dollars was taken up TO defray
| the expenses OF the burial Of the three sous
OF Mts. hese, members men, ,. OF d. 'he church.
Foryed ~ sses 70 the me- ,noren.. NJ u and ,,ans
street market where bodies and fragments
of bodies were taken ~eie sold on -lAe
streets l' ,s. lor twenty ''I hss cents apiece.
Ths fan, u,na !. i,., 81 'aa a',,,,;,na, ,aan
Etificntion:
Christopher Armstrong, Geo. Burke,
Frederick Burke, Montreal; Harwick II.
na, n.o@n, Sn,h, pas'' Inr.yis n m Grusn, sam
P Dn,dy Il Fsrml 1CharIes Harsr.ye
Geo. Mathews, James Morris, VIM. Ii.
pearce, Geo, Il. Randell, Sarah A. Smith,
AE.hur ., .. Russsl, omelia .. simpson,
nsaa ,hq iay,o, au,ts.ppaef ~ .nl, ue,.'' a'ly
!. Joseph Wen.
/ New York, Dec. 9-The Evening
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-10
The Senate Committee on Flee
tions Meet and Appoint
subcommittee
Who are to Repair to the Sever
al Contested Districts to
Conduct the InYestiga-
CATION by Ordered
the Senate.
POLITICAL.
THE DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNT OF IT.

T1iR DEMocRATIc ACCOUNT OF IT.
e San Fraecisco, Dec oth.-A Salem,
Oregon, press dispatch says the fol-
lowing statement by the democratic
candidates for presidential electors,
has been published in last evenings
-pa1fy Mercury. headed True State.
mept to the People Of Oregon" liz
rs much as grossly false statements,
purpor,ing to relate what occurred n,
the holding of the electoral college
to-day are being industriously clrcu.
lated by members Of the republican
party, we, the undersigned sub,ni,
the following as a faithful detail Of
the proceedings in question in the
said electoral college, neld in Salem.
on the 9th. There were present in
the room, designated as the one in
which the electoral vote should be
cast the following persons: J. c,
Cartwright, w. II. Odell, j. w.
Watts, penny clipper, w. B. Cas-
well and +. A. Crayin. The door Of
the room in which the said electoral
vote was TO be cast, was opened at
noon and the secretary of state handed
to Mr.. Cronin an envelope containing
the certificates in triplica,e OF cleo
fion as electors of f. A. Cronin, j. G..
Cartwright and w. II. Odell. After
handing the certificates TO Mr.. Cro-
min, the secretary retired from the
room. Immediately afterward Mr..
Cartwright opened the door and ad-
mit,ed one Mr.. Mlnte, police officer
Of the city of Salem, aud deputy
U. s. Marshal. Minte, upon enter.
ing closed the door and locked it and
took the key, whsssupon Cronin re-
quested him to leave the room Cart
wright and Odell insisted At 6rst up
on Minte's remaining, bu; finally up
on the request OF Cartwright, Mintc
retired leaving the key in the door.
Qdell then locked the door and took
the key, but upon the request of dem
ocrats, replaced the key in the door.
tronin then read in tho presence and
'So'psk oA AIT tHSSC III SI1C one
Of the certificates showing the cleo
tion Of himself, Oden and Cartwright.
After reading Cronin inquired of
Odeh and Cartwright if they
we're ready to vote with him
and proceed with their bus,
mess as electors. They answered by
demanding the certificates in Cronin's
possession. Cartwright, acting rs
principle spokesman. Croain in re-
ply proposed to procedc with she vote
tor president andeice -president,s stating
in affect TIA, certificates wonld be
produced and attached to the cirli6-
cate showing the result, Cartwright,
and Odell refused to proceed and re-
lqnes,ed Ripple and Caswell to re-
tire, which they declined to do. Cart.
wright atesc and addressing Geonin
said; "lf you want a row. you might
as well have il now as at any other
time" Csonin said sit down. We
! are not here 10 have row. but e