The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-27
EASTERN STATES.


ia the injunction and mandamus cases
were continued to-day before Judge
White. Mr.. Sellers and Judge Biddle,
Of Philadelphia, in speeches, and Gov.
Brown. of Georgia. by written argu-
mcnt. appeared for the Democrats, and
Gen Barlow and Judge Emmons for
the Republicans The court will possibly
decide 10 night. certainly tomorrow
II is said the dispatch received by the
national committee yesterday, saying
Florida gave 1G3 Republican majority
came IN cypher and was all right, but
for some reason the committee did not
wish TO examine II.
COLUMBUS. Nov. 24.-The Supreme
Court has issued rule TO the State
canvassers aud their counsel, DIR. Cor
bin, to show cause why they should
not be attached for contempt, ia yiola.-
ing the writ of prohibition issued on
the 18th inst, and issuing certificates
IN defiance of the court. The answer
is made returuable at ( o'clock this
afternoon.
NEW YnRk, Nov. 24.-The Times
Washington special says Senator West
received dispatch tonight from New
Orleans. which states that all indca-
tious thus far are favorable 10 the cleo
ton of Hayes. aud tina, the situation is
satisfactory to the Republicans, who are
confident OF success
CHICAGO. Nov. 2i.-The Journals
New Orleans special says the Republi-
cans have completed the uncontested
parishes, the vote standing Republicans
2s,i2i. Democrats 0.ljo. Republican
majority 9,2.i. The Republicans will
probably have IL and the Democrats
jG in the House. The senate will be
determined by count. A majority on
joint ballot a-surcdly Republican.
The Journals Des Moines special
says Gen. futile. just returned from
Louisiana, represents that intimidation
by social ostracism is So great in the
South that 1t Is astonishing any Repub-
licah votes were east The colored peo.
pie are aroused, and il arms were OBJ
tainablc, hloodshed would he the re-
suit
The Chicago 7ribune's Now Orleans
special says Probably the next re-
turning board will reserve its decisions
IN the contested parishes until fairly
considered. only giving decisions at
once in minor cases It, deliberations
cannot extend beyond the 9th. and there
is some question whether all the bust
ness can Toe transacted in that time,
only one parish having been finished.
New YORK. Nov. a+.-The Times
Cincinnati special says. 1t turn, OF,
that M electors were voted for in Ken
lucky The vote was rird roce. and Til
and Hendricks and HAYES and Wheeler
were the only persons voted for. The
names of the electors were not printed.
and no, one man in = thousand knew
who they were
The T'aaes' Raleigh spsc ial says DIR
A. j. Glover. Supervisor of ele ton at
Swan Quarter, HYDE county. North Car
DINA. WAS drowned on the night Of
Nov. 9Th. with the Republican tickets
for tina. county III his possession. He
was accompanied 10y party Of Dsmo-
Gratis, who en,ieed him away from town
20 The vicinity of the old Wild Mil. on
pretenoc Of having import.n. inform.
tion IL communicate lie never return
Ell alive. bat was found some DAYS after
nearly upright IN the water. with his
coat drawn over his heal and other
evidences 81 violence lie Mas invited
by one 4 the parties IN drink a, his
bar before leaving, ard il i believed the
liquor ws, druggei The election tick
cts were never found
Sr Lows. Nos. II The Official
vote 81 this State for President j As
follows Tilieu. 2se .Gs7. EIays.. IA,
So; Cooper, : to- Tildcu'. majority
over Hayes. =. 2,'S, over Hsyc. and
Cooper I,7el
Tae frsbsas'' Washington SPECIAL
say Best Republicans give the De-
mosrat> "a aud Republican, Ia in the
ncx; HSse Add two Republicans aud
one Democrat far New Hampshire. and
the figure. are $50 Democrats and las
Republicans This gives nearly all the
dOabdful districts to the Democrats
Tie Republicans may have SIX more
than the above count, AID may hare
,hree lsss The ssnse authority thinks