Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-11-29

TrOublA in So,th Carolina..H
1000 Ahead i'm L0uisiana..Flor.
Ida too Close Tor Confort..An.
I, ether Ray Of Light for General
y -UroOk..McKenzi Cleans out q
baGfAlGES. Sc Chcycnncs. List Of
0Kff1c4 and Won ndcd. 4.
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) II yrt94 BLACK HILLS TRADE. gr<l
iSg.RApL, Nov. 28.-In the ST., Paul
Chat1ber of Commerce yesterday Rus
sell IBiAkely from the committee on
Btaplt Hills trade, presented an iHterey1
ting report comparing different routes,
concluding that the Bismarck route is
the shortest & aud f,best.tE Resolutions
wHfe passed asking Congress to open the
Black Hills, Wolf Aountaixs, ETC., to
settlement and open roads aed establish
mail routes; also, asking Milwaukee
& St. Paul, n. W., Lake Superior & MIS-
,sissippijand N0rtkefni Pacific FrSiN Notd
jcnmpaliies to wake arrangements for
freight and trave5 also asking Minneap
oils and Dulnth to cooperate in estab-
Fishing business relations with mining
settlements. The~ con.mittee was in
structed to correspond with railway
compahies. Q .ss1.EGI3 t5s> l..2a or .
'soCrH 'cAReIlNA:<I ri ae9fI
Gen. Rugea has ret1rned to Columbia
UNDER orders from the President direct.
ing him, to sustain Gov. Ckamberlain
against anticipated domestic violence
on the occasion of the meeting ,6f the
Legislature, to-day. The State House
is occupied 10y three companies Of Infty.
Legista ators elect are required TO- ofezhibit
certificates of election to- the corporal Of
the guard. At first passes from Cham
berlsan's private secretary we're requir-
! ed. The Democrats from Bagefeld and
Laurea scounties having certificates ! Of
election from the Supreme 'Cotsrt,r but
not from state canvassers. we're refused
.admission.f Subsequently,, after. an in
tergiew with Wade Hampton, sGenersl
Ruger nred flied the orders and al were
adn;tted on eert,6cates to the,house,
bet taae.admission to the legislative halls
is oot yet decined. Columbia is full Of
people from all parts Of the:State. The
people are intensely excited but no out
break as'yet.
returaiag board is struggling slowly
through the contested parishes. Six
paarishes canvassed.s Hayes is about
|l40O0I Ixsaead; both parties claim the cleo
tiioa3 3of their qa al. ~ .<gGgal 81 =
/ w q - THE FLORIDA rss1$t III :
board began car'vassiug yesterday ana
will hardly complete it this week. The
Republicans claim forty two majority
for HAYES; the Democrats one hundred
and s,xty.pne for, ,Ti1den.
T. LATER eaoM SOUTH CAROLINA,
ASr PAUL. NoY5%29 The Democrats
clAiming the election frotn .Edgetield
and Lsureus, conutes es to South Garolina
leeiAs}at,,re Sa p,fdersasrtif tes from, ahe
Sunrem seGosrt assto votes 70 IRE turhed,
bainse r1fnaat1 admissiio dill to, the ihall.3 of
the house of aanresk tisss ,yall. Deme-
Gratis w;thdrew And the Republicans or
Edge fiel.a anR Ian rsns s;oYnties To. whom
the State calivassa + i reAaseel 70 give GER
tiaext1e.ss,, t1.s, The Detno oerats numbered 81;
RpEHh|icans oheabssnta ns,mheFsd= So,
wf,;c}, was decided to ;be-a: ;anorutEl on
the Ground that the canvassers had GER
t;fied to the election Of only one hun
dred. and fifteen members. The Deme-
Gratis proclaimed their protest from the
state house steps, then wept into caucus
and organized another house. Two Re-
publican members are said,:o have join
ed the Democrats. 49,. b..
p FLORIDA
returns as received by the canvassers
Yesterday show 40 majority for Hayes.
Numerous contests and one instance OF