Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-28

the Returning Board is making it's fair
count.
The Beard of south Carolina Cam.
vassers Before the Supreme
Court-Troops TO be Stationed as
tbs state HOuse.
CoLUMBIA, S. g., Nov. q.
On application for q writ OF habeas
corpus the Board of State fC~anvassers
were brought this morning into the III.
$ Circuit Court, Judges Bond and
Bryan presiding. The board were in
custody, and, through counsel, asked
for time W make return 20 the appli-
cation for the writs. The Court sig
| nified that time would be granted and
that the prisoners would be held in the
custody Of the Court pending the re-
turn of the application, which IS based
on the ground of the board discharg
ing duties of appointing Presidential
Electors when the Supreme Court OF
the State iEterfered. On subsequent
motion of counsel time was granted
until Wednesday at 10 o'clock, to
make the return, pending which the
board were placed in charge of the u.
S. Marshal. The members are now at
large but accompanied by Deputy Mar
sbals.
1t is understood that troops will be
posted at the State House to morrow,
when the Legislature meets to organ
ize.
A Democratic Elecfor in North Car.
oiima Inelig or Judxe
Bond.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.
A Times Greensboro, N. e., special
says: The Democrats here are very
much excited by the discovery OF the
fact that nne of tho Tilden elciors, Win.
h. Glen, il ineligible. He is of The
commissioners appointed by the South
ern Claims Commission to take testi-
tnony. This will give one Republican
elector in North Carolina.
A Times Columbia dispatch says:
Judge Bond has addressed a letter to
the Baltimore AmcricN,,, in which he
says the Board Of State Canyassers
never have been advised by me-. ]
never had seen them and would MT
know more than one OF the board il !
lid, and that one is the Attorney Ger
eral of South Carolina. No one has
yet applied to the Circuit Court Of this
district for any action in relation to the
recent election. Ii any person does .
apply, and there is statute for it, he
shall have relief. If there be no stat
ute he must seek his remedy else.
where. 1t it be thought %unreasona-
BILE hat where the Circuit Court was
about to be held at an expense OF near
ly $1,000 daily that / should anticipate
its session in order to arrange its bus
ness to make the term as short as pos
sible, | do not coincide with the OBJ
jections.
Military Movements i'm the South.
IS NEW YORK, Nov. 26.
A Herald New Orleans special says:
Gen. Sheridan and staff started for
Chicago last night, leaving Gen. Au-
CUR in command.
A Herald Tallahassee dispatch says
Gen. Ruger left for Columbia Sa' urday
night.
Probably sensational
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.
An Inter Ocean New Orleans special
says that a larg. number of Repub-
lican witnesses arrived from The coun-
try parishes to-day. Among them
is Eliza Pinkston, colored, who pre-
sents an awful picture of her husband
and baby, who were murdered by q
band OF bull-dosers on the Saturday
preceding the election. She was pres
ent and saw her husband cut all to
pieces in his own house and his body
dia sged out and shot full of bullets,
and after he was dead the baby was
killed in her arms. She has a bullet
wound in II leg, q cut with a knife
from the hip nearly to the knee and
her head covered with wounds, one of
which was given with the butt end
Of 4 pistol and the other With an axe.
The cords OF one foo are also severed.
She was left for dead, and how she has
survived SC long seems a miracle, as
for two or three weeks she has been
almost constantly hunted by the men
who murdered her husband and babe.
Election of L.. =. Senator in Ala
bnna.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. q.
The Legislature vii! ballot for Sena-
tor tn. morrow. The Democratic eau
u has taken IS Intellectual ballots. and
will meet again Tonight. The prQm-
inent candidates are, Governor Hohs-
ton, Gen. Morgan, Hon. j. l.. Hughes
aud Col. Herndon. The Democratic
Ca ucus has in attendance 1lS ut Of 100
Senators and Representatives.
Salt Under the civil sights BILL
NEW YORK, Nov. 81.
j. Milton Turner, the colored United
States Minister to Liberia, having been
refused accommodation at the Aston
House, has commenced action against
that hotel under the Civil Rights bill
for $4,000 damages.
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