The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

The to1ri's l.ses: wo-k has b>ea very
.Astersng for Hayes. bat some polls will
BE- thrown out The Democrats say
Packard shall 10. take his s~a, even II
elected.
NASHVILLE, Nov. -s.-Ofiicial vote.
Tllden, i33. ls6, Hsyes. 20. 586
IypIAsAPoIIs. Nov - - off ial
vote. Tilden. ei9.52 Cooper. 1883;
Haye. 20s.Ili.
ToPEKA, Nov 2s The total note for
electors Hayes. -. 33a; Tildsn, 81. eo2
ST.. PAUL, Nov 25.-The board oi
eanvassers to-day canvassed the returns.
Hayes electors, -, s62; Tllden electors.
IS. 100.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-state official
vote, Hayes highest electors. rs, 232,
TiIden's do. 25s.s0l; Coopers, 1900;
General Assembly. House Of Repre-
sentatives. Democrats and Indepsnd-
eats combined, a; Republi-
cans %, Democrats. "A; Independents
5. Joint ballot, Republicans, i0l; Dem
ocrats, o.; independents. ); there are
two contests which may increass the
Republican majority by two and d.
minish the Democratic
CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-The Tribune
Washington special says: The Repub-
licaa managers have information that
a very serious contest for the possession
of North Carolina is about to be begun.
II is said the Republicans have indu-
bitable evidence of immense Demo
cratic frauds wA,ch they can easily
prove. since the Democrats have been
OF their guard. believing the Repub-
licsns. had conceded the State.
MONTGOMERY. Nov 2S.-Tle senate
and House hold, separately. Democratic
caucuses in order TO prevent An election
being made by the Republicans con-
centrating on one of the Democrats. II
was agreed this morning that the SEN
ate Democrats should vote solid for Mr..
Hughes and the House Democrats solid
for General Morgan. The caucus meets
again at p. NJ. The Republican vote
Of the Senate and House aggregates %,
and cast entirely for either Hughes or
Morgan as the Democratic vote now
stands. would EJECT. A caucus will
probably name a candidate this after
noon.
Gen. John +. Morgan received the
caucus nomination for L. :. Senator.
and will DC elected morrow to sue
coed Goldthwaite.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-.Gen. Or ,ok, I'M
der date of Camp Oh Crazy Woman S
Fork, Nov ss, reports that Col Mae
kenzie, 4th Cavalry. attacked IA Chev.
enne camp of 100 lodges on the west
fork of Powder River 0u the 25,h inst
capturing the village ami the greater
portion Of the In iialf herd The loss
on both sides is thought TO be consider
able, but not definitely asceftained
when the courier left. HI McKcnury,
4sh Cavalry, was killed. The wes.. her
is represented as being very severe.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2o,-The T0,aes'
special says, Gov. Wells announcement
to-day that all returns not in Ivy Tues
day would not be counted. shows plain
ly what are the boards intentions.
This would take 1000 from the Demo
cratic majority. for five parishes are
out and the returns in the hands of Re
publican supervisors. who have had
them since the election, but where they
are is not known. Wells says that no
duplicate returns Will answer. and it is
the general helief that the supervisors
having the originals will only turn up
after the board adjourns
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The Berlin cor
respondent Of the Times reports that
the Russians are collecting pontoons to
cross the Danube. The Turks have
10 monitors in the Danube. Abdul
korim Pasha is preparing to evade
Wallachis. being convinced that Rou-
mania will cooperate with Russia. The
Turkish cabinet believes it to be a safer
plan 10 fight with the Danube for the
front than with the river forming an
eifectual barrier The dispatch of vol
unteers 10 Servia has been resumed
The crisis in Belgrade is said to have
been occasioned by resistance of the
cabinet to the establishment of Russian
dictatorship in case of war