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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03

NDY VIRTUE OF AN FxTCUTf y.
z Dlssued out If the District Court Of Tho
Fourth Judicial District in and for the
County If humboldt, state Of Nevada, On the
14th day o. March. A u. 1876. ana 10 me
directed and delivered. for Judgment re-
covered IN sad C"ut, on the 49, day f
Harch A. ID 1916, in favor of james A. i'm.
phiutif. and against the Luna Mining Cont
pany, defendant for the sum Of eiphtct IA hun
DIRE aud twenty-six dollars aad Thirty cents
Isl ,S26 800 L. $. gold coin with int rest ri
ten per cent per annum until paid, log tbtr
with costs and disbursements, amounting To
the sum Of 500 Is gold coin, aad accflling
cost, have on this. the 18th day OF March.
\. ID 1876. levied on and taken Ia execution
the following described real property to wit.
All the right title and interest n d, f,ndant.
the Luna Mining Comp any, in o. And to hat
certain lead, lode or mine situate in Bnena
vista Mining District, Humboldt County
Nevada. in sOutherly dir. orion from Tufon
vile, and known as the Millionaire mine.
said mime consisting OF fifteen hundred n sO0l
feet on said lead or vein running nnrthcrlv
and utl erly, and including thee hundred
tal0l feet on each side OF said ledge togoth, r
with all appurtenances and fixtures on said
ground or belonging TO said mine.
Office II HEREBY GIVEN that on MON
DAY, the TENTH day Of April. A. ID. Is7G. BE-.
tween the hour OF o. lock in the morning
and O'Clock III the afte noon, y'z:at2oclo k
Z NJ, III 'front.' OF inc I 0trt House. in the wa
OF Winnemucca. Humboldt county. Nevada,
WIN sell at public auction. Ell the right.
ute and mt rest Of said defendant, he Luna
Mining Company, OF, In and 10 the above
described proter'y, to the highest bidder for
cash, l. s gold coin, to satisfy laid execution.
costs and accrulDg costs or sniIici MT thereof
to satisfy said execution, costs and aceruinq
costs.
r. NASH, Sheriff
Of Humboldt County, Nevada.
BIZ NJ. b. HAYES Deputy.
Winnemucca, March IL, A. b, 1876.
marl7 I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
'Buqqies and Saddle Horses

san always be had at my Stables in MILL
CITY. Especial care viii be taken of transient
stock. GEO. NJ. MILLER.
Unionville January l, 1876. del If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
Horrible Diseases.

How many thousands Of persons. both male
and female. there are who are suffering ont
miserable existence from the effects OF secret
iudu1geuces or from virus absorbed into the
system Look at their pallid, omaeiated
and disfmred faces and their brokcn-down
constitutions disqUalifying them for the hap.
piness Of marriage or the enjoyment Of life.
In this horrid situation thousands suffer until
death closes the scene. Let parents, guardians,
friends attend to those who are suffering with
any OF these horrible. life destroying maladics
See that they are cared for aud cured before
il be too late Send them Immediately To DIR.
GIBBON. a physigia ian who has made private
diseases his especial study for Years, and who
is certain to cure the most inyeterate case.
with 1ut mercury or any injurious drugs II Is
important to those who are afflicted. or t.
those who are interested in the welfare 81
their friends. to be careful of the many pre-
tended doctors who infest all cities, publish
ing their skin in curing all diseases in q fcw
days imposing upon the public by using the
names Of eminent physicians from Europe and
other places. BE therefore careful and make
strict inquiry, or you may fall into the hands
oil those charlataus.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

-
Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 1040 A. NJ.
and leaves at 1855 A. NJ
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 P. NJ
and leaves at 10:45 p. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at IL NJ. and
caves at II As p. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 800 P. NJ.
and leaves at 3:35 P. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 7: 80 P. NJ.
and leaves at SIS A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 1850 A. NJ.
AMI leaves at 12:40 P. NJ.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
ard Boise CITY, Idaho Territory:
= Idaho Stage leaves daily at II A.
N. and arrives at 2:30 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
Rooms.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to Varyville, Bartlett Greek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
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PROBATE NOTlCE
II TUE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DIST iCr oY IHE sTArE
UF tEVAlA
In the matter Of the Estate
Of
JoHN BobCo, deceased.

NN READING AND FILING THE
' Hpetitisn 81 81. Ssige!, Administrator uf
the Estate II Joln Etsco, q, ceased PRAYING
for order TO sell the personal properly vi
said Estate
IT l. ORDERED by tie Judge Of said
Court that All persons interested IA Aaid estate
appear before the Judge II the Iouth Judi
cial district. in the Conrt-hou Of said
county Of lumColdt, Nevada at the town Of
Winiemu~ca, on the lst day Of April. A, u.
1916, ut III DEL. ok :. ~. then ard there to
show cause why such order sLould Ii be-
made,
witness my hnnd and seal OF said
! zeal Court this 18th day Of March 1910.
j. II. JOB. Clerk,
rnar25.5t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-03
UhsTED STATES REGISTERS
MMOES.


IN TIE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
For THE DISTRICT OF
CARSON CITY, NEy.,
TBNHE PEOPLE OF THE UNITLD STATES
n to GEORGE A. NICHOLS greeting You are
hereby summoned to appear before me at my
office III Carson City, on the FIRST day oI
APRIL, A. D., 1876, at eleven o'clock A. M,
to answer the complaint of EUGENE SILVA
averring that your homestead application to
the northeast quarter of section tw nty- one,
Township forty-two, North. Range forty, east,
has been wholly abandont by you AID that
You have changed your residence therefrom
Tor more than six months since making said
entry and next prior to the date herein and that
said tract is not settled upon and cultivated by
you as required by law, and then and there do
you show cause, if any there be. why your
said homestead entry, No 1911 should not b.
declared cancelled and forfeited to the Unit
States. failing in which judgement viii be
taken against you.
To the United States Marshal or deputized
citizen, greeting service and return
hereof.
Given under my hand this l4th day Of Feb.
ruary, A. D., 1876.
A. WAITE,
fl4-td
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05

DUNN-Drowne, Dee. Ewood Maxwell eldest OF John
T. and Jennie kneeland punD IN tle l3 year of is age
his parents. No 36J Degraw-st Brooklyn
New iord a.ers please copy.
GOTTHEIL-On Nov. Is at Pinne Germany, in his 18th
year. Bernhardt GOho father Of the Rev. Dr.. GOIeil
suddenly Dec. s. Resale daughter Of Edward G.
and Frances Homans, IN the 9th year Of Ier age.
MCGLYNNOn Sunday. 81 inst, at her residence 100 West
Thirty ST. Of pneumonia, sarah, widow Of Feer
Thele viii b. Requiem ST. stephens Church. East
Twenty eigi.st, on Tuesday, 5th inSt At l0ls aec
which will be placed temporarily in the
ing vault OF tue Church er friends and those OF her IL
dren, Rev T.. McGiynn Geo W. aeGynn, and Mrs l. \.
Mheian, invited 10 attend
oAKEs-At ield. y. j. 81 iust Harry T. son Of
Thomas and J1lla g. Oakcs' age 70 months
Funeral OF Tuesday, Jth INST, al IL O'Clock D. H.
ROsE-At Hartford Conn, Sunday morning. Dec B. Abra
ham Rose, aged G6 years.
PAULDINGAt Omaha Barracks, Neb, Aug. g. 1876 Maria
widow the late Fredk. W. Panlng DOos Ferry. y. Y.
Relatives and friends arc nved TO attend her funeral ron
81 Anns Episcopal Church, Eghteentlst Fh,aye,
Tuesday Dec. ), at ll:30 o. IN.
STEWART Suddenly, on sunday. Dec g. at No 90 East
FOrtyhrs St. Mrs Amanda L. Stewart IN the 59t Of
The relatives friends respectfully invited attend Tho
funeral from the broadway tabernacle corner OF sixth
anu I"iy IOna,'s ou & p,i' gee " ~ & ~ yedocs %
Grand Central Depot at 1880 ; return at 220 D. m.
TITUs-At Glen Cove l. H. first day evening 81 inst.
Caroline ", wife Of James Titus aud daughter Of the ate
EllwOol Valentine; in the 5jd year OF her age.
Friends Of the family invited 20 attond the funeral from
5th INST al . D. M Carriages NJ LOc.st Van " depot on
the arrival Of ll;30 uan from Hunters Point
TOwNE-At the CIapin Home Monday. Dec 4, 1876.
Friends respectfully invited teni Tues
East sixty-sixthst.
TUCHER-ht Moristown ~ j., Saturday. Dee. p ITar
\. Tucker.
MuilisOWn at on Tuesday 9th IIteImcnt
Ncw-lIayen. Conn. oa "Wednesday p. M, Dec. q.
wAnNER-on Sunday evening. Dec. }, sarah LOrng No
Kaye wife of DR.. /. 4. warner.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
HONOR TO PRINCETON.

10 the EdftOr Of The Tribune
Sir: Sdrely every alumnus Of Princeton Col
lego ought proud aud grateful to you for the g
and trathu article ON its present and future aims ana
needs In your edition OF Saturday last Both Ior lAe
Prominent position you give 1t in your paper and Tor tue
just crcsm OF the college and its President accept the
thanks OF at least alumnus
The deccnns OK my class occurs in 78 IL being also
ten years then since dearly beloved exPrcsident
John Mclean, like Washington of old returned from
long and honorable position among men in the quiet
shades Of a modest home.
As We were The last class TO graduate under him, II
would be exceedingly appropriate for to bring up TO
our alma mater that decenuial day an offering both
worthy Of graduates and acceptable to the college And
what more worthy what more acceptable, than statue
OF dear "old Johnny who for than half century
stood by the ips tuition through thick aud tn occupy
mg with distinguished ability well nigh all its professor
snlps at different periods OF its history, and who Dow
taouxh longer its honored head, s takes lively In
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
LATEST SHIP NEWS
TFor other Ship NelCs see Third PaJe.I


Steamship Carondelet Faireoib Fenandina Noy 80 and
ps sea%sap a Hs S 5oac %nson c. With
and pass. TO VIM L. CLYDE * Co
ballast Hast o%i Aucho ed at sandy HOOK for orders
Bark Perseverance Frh zocc4h Havana 26 days, with
BARK Franklin (Ger), Petersen. Hamburg Al days. with
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYMOUTH Dec 4.Ihe HAMBURG % Aiaercan G IL Line steam
QUEENSTOWN. Dec. 4-1he Cunard Line steamship China
Gill Boston Nov. 25 for Liverpool arrived here at
r. oS SrH I e;P NdP 81 or MSy S ne ers sas
O'clock last evening The White star Line steamship Baltic
Fasthet al il O'clock tis morning. The Williams Gnioi
rived hero o'clock yesterday afternoon. her way
HALIFAX. n. s. Dec 4-Arrived steamships Worcester,
from GharotietoTn ana B,rpada from Portland d. sailed
HAVANA Dec. 4.-fhe steamship Cty OF Vera Cruz,
NewYoik arrived here this morning =, ,
Republic Northern Queen Martha Capt zachariasen 3D.
y Ha Si c S g AZ 2p M c Has
Campbell Prucepe Ama!o Disavola Arrived Nov 27 Gran
Iary Pratt Proieta Rita Dec. 2, Hsrmanos tat ITn ca
MsSy d5odei sagatSn it1 Kong Eysten GERHARD
DOMESTIC PokTs.
lana. rom Bamor. Cleared sieaship dlanSas Bearse.
fos BARK ark Com Gaze for I 81 i a n.,so.
Guillermo, from Malanzas Algers from New York ships
Iarks chIi,iianee rom Marsgles Abdel Klier i.oni
cm LS a@f Mq@@ % G% s Ga ae r
hurst ON Proy!eaee Cleared snip ,eorge ~ Adams tor
Morgan Cty, ship Virginia, an bark AnIOluotta.
PnLADEIPulA Dec. 4.-CleaTed, steamships Nedeland,
James for Autwerp II. L. cav Piers0n for Baltimore sg
Alameda, Ots for san ffauclseo scars a. A hunt ilOss,
fl Lotto K Anna. MCCready, for norfolk Emma
NJ Fox Van for New. Haven sarah ClarA, Grfng
Newport: EeDecca H. Queen. Cam aud Ar1ln J.. smith,
smith, Charleston Arrived steamship j. - Shiyer lef,
baltimore schrs Il. C. BaDcock Iravnor from Boston;
Al liutGhlsOp from PORTLAND; >. J. FoJxs Ca
eT Providence Frank jena Jameson, Blae
I'M; Twilil HOptinr. lrJm Matapsny River star
Spang.ed Banner, Mulie. from kicnmOhd NJ. Godfrey,
!.erou, from Pea shore.
BALTIMORE Dec Arrived, steamships Lake NepigOn
(br scott Liverpool America, Blllnps. from Savaa.
Rodney Parker, Parker, New Haven liza
IObin NewburyoTt Cleared, Steamships VIM.
Taylor for Boston Josephine Iho MOvrr, Tor
Nen.lUrk; ship Indiana Drlmm0nd. for san kTaucscO
bar6 COnnauGht (Jr ElcIar'ls0n, Dublin sailed, snIp
David Stewart and bark IL be.
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
WASHINGTON Dec. 4-NOtlce is gwen by the Lighthouse
after Dee. 30 1876. fixed li gnt viii
the Lighthouse recently erected sIOal
on Matthias Point River The Ii ,ht should
weather about ~ nadcl mics. On and
the nat hs isht at Upper Cedar Point Potomac River.
Wl discontinued The viii as u sig.
nal day bc-con daring thick ,gy weather
"A bell " IL be stIuca bY machinery heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
TAMMANY'S PROTEST.
RESOLUTIONS DENOUNCING THE UsE OF TROOPS IN
1IE SOUTH.
The Tammany Society last evening adopted

1HE SOUTH.
The Tammany Society last evening adopted
the following resolutions:
Whereas The Society of Tammany or Columbian Order
was organized period when the liberties ~ our coun
try were endangered 10y threatened Federal usurIapn
and
Whereas Nv its calm. consstcnt aud patriotic action
the pcTils which environ Il constitutional hi
rIty were aVcrtcd and the Government rescued from
Capitalization aId consequent dcsirlcti"h aa
Hhereds Recent events have trau-lrc, wlch are cal
cuatcd 10 alarm every thoughtful and patriotic czcu 0
our common country therefore,
Rss0ired That the Society Of Tammany or Columbian
Order while advocating now, IN al her past history
the cqun uyOlac right of every Ia cNproSs his
political rights and purposes freely and without intm
datio views anxiety the spectacle prtsC ncd by
the LEGISLATURE Of sovereign state Of the Union con
trolled and cocrccl by Federal bayuncts
Res0ired That The right OF the Legislature OF State
OF this Union control lis own affairs u guaranteed by
the Constitution OF United States aud that the In
eject by force pcrsors lawfully caimng seats therein Is
suvcrsiye OF the dearest rights inherent In republican
form Of GOV crumcut.
Res0ired That the coarse pursued by tie Returning
Boards in the States OF uuisiana and Florida IN
Arbitrarily disfranrhsing whole parishes, and pre-
parIng N secrecy declare the result OF the
clccti.n 10 be In accordance win thclr own
particular views, merits the condemnation Of every
iust and hgi-nindrd citizcn who values the Hi
Society OF Tainmany Columbian Order appeals To al
patriots without distinction OF party re' Ia stamp 10y
their action in this crisis thr seal OF condemnation NJ on
all Efforts str full free, and fair return Oi suifagcs
legally and cOisluOualiy east by electors duly quail
flied to discharge that sacred trust
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
PUBLIC OPINION.

Some of the Indiana papers are talking war
talk Very Well But do dear Northern alu mestrla t
Democrats cODfne the fighting TO your side OF me me
We have had enough OF 1t down this Coh
stituton CDemJ
The impeachment of Grant should be among
The first acs OF the Of Representatives The pre-
yejne IMPRESSION that radical Senate might refuse to
convict hin, should not prevent tne trai Ia o. VIZ
more Gazette (DemD
On the 4th of March next, Ulysses $. Grant
will be emphaticay informed by samuel j. Ilden
60 at once Grant has other spur to prick the
SIDES OF his intent but vaulting amDltoh anu tnaV nau
best not O'ereap self-New-liaven Register tDehJ
II NAV as well be conceded that this over
whelmins rush Of the coloIed people OF the South into
politics was unfortunate for the race ana hc county
outside Of the sharp denntion 81 .ne fS T u vyv n
francised abored under all the Oh
ignorance Of the principles OF governmeht-Balmose
American QiepJ
There are certain parishes in Louisiana that
should be thrown outfor the proof susian anu tue aw
there The board may. with indifference 10 AL other
considerations proceed TO arrange the sate Ior te
pubcans, but the evidence that they have done so w
not be obscure. and the party that pr0ted by such
transaction al once would soon nnd occasion Tor repent
Presidency would turn to dust and ashes IN
It's hands. Ike apple Of sodOm.-lCmcinnati CONNER
elal Qnd)
While individual Republicans here and there
have moved by the excitement of the hour and the
temper Of opposition look upon the pr
marly struggle for getting the advantage by any law
abide by the sentiment OF tie President by
calm first expression that the Republican victory TO he
acceptable appear just and decisive that Will
l5oston Advertiser (RepD
The gain of the Presidency will be, for the
Ne esxs q. ;; ,a ;,.r s oS the country demands Repnb
can the Presdeta. election even thOSh at
Before fhe administration OF Mr.. Hayes has run It's
course there should be such an administrator .ue
country wil we are confident, sse reason 20 JOee 't
" came into over and viii again place lo tii's' III 'nc
Republican party.-(Cleyeland Herald (isep.'
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05

should decide to throw out the electoral votes Of
Louisiana In consequence OF frauds in the returns we
discussed the effect Of such action the final result and
whether woii necessarily throw the election OF Pres
dent INTO the House o Representatives and OF
dent into the senate AERAM :. HEWITT"
WHAT GOV. HAYES DID SAY.
From Tie Cincinnati Commercial
AS that which Is represented to have taken
place between Goy Hayes ana Mr. Roberts OF The Aec-
Orleans Times ia utterly unlike that which did take
place. 1t Is fair 10 assume that Roberts said nothing to
outsiders. There Is mystery about 1t, however. Mr.
" ~ Roocrts Isa New Orleans journalist who spends
his Winters in Washington. He is gentleman OF in
telgence, id ntited with tie Democratic party III
Louisiana, but liberal In ms views lie ami Gen C0Glv,
editor OF The OHIO state JOTaa, met in Washington aud
are well known to each other Mr. Eberts is in the habit
of passing through this c Y on his Journeys between New
New.Orleans Of the Hon. job Stevenson who, hear.
ing tt he might stop IN Columbus gave him letter OF
INTRODUCTION To Coy. Hayes Mr. Halsead Of The Com
mercdf also gave min lctor tn Hayes, saying that Mr.
Roberts was the gentleman who had been tcegrphing,
over MS own name from SewOrleans, for The Cincinnati
C0mhecdt aud that his conversation about Louisiana
AFFAIRS was very interesting Mr. Roberts stopped for
tew hours III Columbus anh accompanied by Gen.
Comfy lned with GOV Hayes, and had long cOnversa-
ton with him. doing the most OF the talking imsef as
was natural under the circumstances Gov Hayes SAID
nothing aiOut patronage" expressed himself on the
Importance 10 the South O cOnented lab0rng class.
and said he hoped II chosen President to DE able 10
Joy the good opinion OF his feOw-czeDs without dis
tinction OF section or party That's the whole story
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
NAVAL ORDNANCE REPORT.
APPROPRIATION OF 81 ,129, ,575 ASKED FoR-BREECH-
LEADERS. FISH TORPEDO, POWDER SroRA"E.
Wru,,nnnN nnc 1-CnmmnhOre Jcllers,

APPROPRIATION OF 81 100, ,575 ASKED foR-BREEch-
LEADERS, FISH TORPEDO, POWDER oi"HA"'.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Commouore oehc's
the Cnie Of the Naval Bureau Of ordnance III Ills 'h'
opot suit. estimates for the next fiscal year as fOl-
lows: First, current wants Of ordnance p"So" "fo
perencc $3.50 65s upon repairs necessary to preserve
prupcry or diminish expense Of current WORK. To"i'i
torpedo service SI22 1853; rnsd cannon including car
RACES powder. and projectiles, S767,OOo; total
81 Ioo5- The Chief ia fully convinced that Dceeh-
IoJr k heat dop,ed TO the conditions of naval warfare
mud shoud he adontcd for all constructions lie says
rrnt length OF bore Ia necessary for an eceht r, u
rs the beam OF Il ship IL liIlitcd anu Nv II ,,
may be carried by quite small vessels Tom nc ,,i'n1 "a
rorringes ON the uon-recOil system, Df'cGh 'o"S ~
e"srntinL Foreign nations have expended immense
sums In eypcrimcnts and II Is uh"ise ho' , W -, r.
vantage OF their experience. ~ o,i new Inventions
Bureau, he says, 10 keep pace WIN a., ~ hcrrforc oh
which promise useful results, anu u f,, nI, r,,n rf
tanned for trial OF the iloichklss ~ e,j
class adapted to naval purposes, hrihs eAPio'' 'o'
OF one pound. , .on,, ,or,edo.s n, 4
ha. irnrrnvrJ Lis tnrnceo with view To increase oi
speed, aud further trials viii Dc ih,t. W t
Lay has not yet succeeded III Tn t tbc rnnrse from
spccd with his device ability to direct lo eo @ th
tbe shore would NOT warrant accepting rhiv U.s. tn
IL knots as conversation for tue great cost i anu @ I'm
plcx nature OF this device ana appcnu So 'tie ~
thnn onehaf that sneed has been attained as yct inc
fish torpedo OF whitehead IL lulicucm ,r W. b. q ,is
curacy at the rate OF Is knots ~ soo,h wa Wac vear M to
he sncccs.fn at sea: the development OF locomotive
Iorpedocs is of the hgest interest. nha &c. yndp %
only cropping for u solution; the stsch Vi sit
has been allowed TO fail quite low pending experiments
for It's Improvement these are now coipioo, T d % 1b
large grained powder now Ia ss, S Winter months nor
does IL damage by keeping,an appr0Pr VI 3"'
IA recommended for the purchase OF 4OOO barrels ",
ia Iand in fhe arbor OF NewYOrk, and that ut Chel.
Boston should be reduced TO places Of deposit OF
New-York tribune., 1876-12-05
THREE Exploded ROORBA CKS.
DESTRUCTION OF DEMOCRATIC
SENSATIONS

MIR. LOWELL NOT TO VOTE FOR THIRD CANDi-
DAIE-PREpIDENT GRANT NOT IN Favor OF
THROWING OUT THE VOTE or LOUIsIASA-G0V.
HAYES NOT OFFERING soUTHERSERs CABINET
POSITIONS.
BosroN Dec. 4.-Upon the supposition that James
Russell Lowell was the person referred 10 in TIE
TRIBUNEs report of Gen. Sicklcs's statement OF the
proposed detection of one of llayess electors, Mr..
Lowell was consulted the subject to-day. He
denies the story so far it relates to him. and says
he will vote for Gov Hayes as he is in honor bound.
Three promising political sensations came to their
death Yesterday Mr.. James Russell Lowell dcmol-
isbed one by declaring his intention TO vote for Hayes.
Mr. Hewitt demolished another by cOntradctiDg the
report that President Grant had told him he believed
the Louisiana vote fraudulent and should not
be counted and The Cincinnati Commercial exploded
the third which represented Gov. Hayes rs utterng
extremely unknd remarks abont the Presidents
notion and as promising Cabinet positions to South
ern Congressman in large and on-hand manner.
The contradicting testimony is given below:
PROF. LOwELLs DENIAL.
Special Dispatch % The EreniHg FUst
BOSTON. Dec. "A report having gained some
currency that the article in Last weeks Nation III regard
10 the duty OF Republican electors had the approval oi
Prof. James Russell Lowell, Of the Republican cleo
tors Massachusetts, he asked about tie matter
leader The Nation and had nothing 10 do win It's nt
Gle electors His decision as to his own dutS ne h,'
reached three weeks ago. and IL had never chahStu,
namely that he must vote according TO the understanding
on which he chosen by the people. lie might wish IL
were otherwise II he were an ambitious man he nsn'
nc said cast his vote for other person than Hayes
but for an honest there could be no evasion OF a
electors duty vote according 10 the understanding az
tle time he was nominated. What may lave happened
since is none his business AS TO whether fraud hd
been or was 10 be practiced in tho disputed southern
states Prof Lowell said that he didn't think any man
fhousand miles away competent 10 judge
THE PRESIDENTS AND MR. HEWITTS DENlALS.
A Vashinqton Dispdch 10 The Euening Post
The President has nothing to say, publicly,
about the report not deeming worthy OF notice or con
rodctIon hut the denial be considered positive
Mr. Hewitt himself not say that the Presidents
Language what Is attributed to him. ana the s,J,y
about this report from this office, Mr Hewitt tecgraphs
us as follows ,. ,,,. ,.os ,bat a
was not his province decide whether the elections III
the 81 had been fair not But assuming that Con