Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-10
LATEST DISPATCHES.
WHO Is ELECTED?
The Centennial COnundrum In
answered.
THOSE DOUBTFUL STATES.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM THEM.
ORDERS FROM PRESIDENT GRANT.
The Army MIST See that Peace is
Preserved aud the Votes
Fairly Counted.
What the N. 7. Papers Say.
6 Republican Congressman Gained
in Illinois.
THE 5 TEAMSRlP FRANKLIN.
Search for Her and Tweed,
REPORTED PARDON OF MCKEE.
DENT.
REPORTED PARDON OF MCKEE.
FROM THE PREsI-
DENT.


Frauds Must be Guarded Against.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-The following
are copies OF kilograms sent at about noon
to-day by President Grant:
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l0.-Gen. Wm. 4.
Sherman, Washington, ID. C.: Instruct Gen.
Augur, in Louisiana, and Gen. Ruger, In
Florida, TO be vigilant with the force at
their command to preserve peace and good
order, and TO see that the proper and legal
boards OF canvassers are unmoIested in the
performance OF their duties. Should there
be any grounds OF susoicion OF fraudulent
count on either side, 1t should be
reported and denounced at once. No
man worthy OF the office OF President
should be willing TO hold IL N counted in or
ford 10 be disappointed In the result. The
country cannot afford to have the result
tainted by the suspicion OF Illegal or false
returns' U. =. GRANT.
Troops for General AugUr.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l0.-Generdt Sier-
man, Washington, ID. C:-Send all the troops
TO General Augur he may deem necessary TO
insure entire quiet and a peaceable count OF
taken from South Carolina unless there is
reason 10 suspect an outbreak there. The
presence CT citizens from other states, /
understand, ts requested In Louisiana to see
That the board or canvassers make fail
count OF the vote actually cast. It is 10 be
hoped that representative and fair men WILL
go. (Signed) U. 8. GRANT.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ns >. y. n.tn H.
Latest revision OF returns by news and Goa
rieIs give South Carolina, beyond all doubt
10 Tllden and Hendricks by over 200 ma
jority.
FLORIDA.
By Western Union Telegraph
LAKE CITY. FLA, Nov. 10, II IMPARTIAL
returas from Manatee county, Fla, from re-
liable sources give democratic majority OF
33s; democratic gain of 166.
ILLINOIS.
a fyn;n Ros.nIIsn...
NrPSSmPn.
CxcAGo. Nov. 10.-Gen. John NJ. Carse, q
prominent democrat, LEFT this city last night
gressmen gained in Illinois, whose names
have alre ady bsen reported, Marsh is elected
In 10th district. This makes a gain OF SIX
republican congressman, and reverses the
Congressional delegation from Illinois The
republican here claim also the election OF
Ashcroft over Sparks In the 10th district.
MASSACHUSETTS,,
q, b9sToS; NOV; l0:IThe official returps in
dem, Is elected by seven majority.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l0-The following are the
estimated or claimed majorities Tor Con-
gressmen In the districts outside of this city:
ith district, Hatcher, dem, Is 900; no oppo
sition. 9Th, Bland, dem. 600; 9Th, Morgan,
dem $50. In this district the repub licans
claim the election OF Haven by 200 majority.
dem, goo; 9tB, Rea, dem, 1000; 10th, Pol
lard, rep, 500 TO 200; lIth Clark, dem, 1909
70 1s GOO; 18th, Glover, dem, 3,oe0. There was
18th, Buckner, dem., II, 900 to 1900. Onofi-
cial returns from nfty counties in the stare
give Tilden $1,000 majority. Phelps, dem,
than Tllden. A REORGANIZATION OF the vote
In the Sd district of this city, il was claimed
last plight, gives r rost, dem., 1 majority
over Metcalf, rep, for Congressman.
THE PACIFIC STATES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l0-A Portland,
oregon, dispatch says that the returns from
Washington territory indicate the election
OF Jacobs, the republican candidate for del
eeate TO Congress, by about $50 majority.
Full returns from twenty counties In Ore
gon show republican majority OF l,202
There remain but three more counties TO be
heard from, two Of which will offset each
majority. The accuracy Of these returns can
be relied on.
WHAT tn Ely KNOW IN NEW YORK
Hayes and Iiiden Both Elected.
NEW YORK, Nov. I0.-The public excite
meRt concerning the results OF the Presi- |
Dental election continues, but the NANTES. |
tations upon the streets are not SO apparent |
to day as they were yesterday. This Is SIM |
ply owing TO the condition OF the weather,
cold wind and cold rain prevailing. Con-
slant crowds are In front OF the bulletin /
boards at various newspaper offices.
Neics at Republican Headquarfers.
Affairs were quiet At ootn the repu olican 1
A.
small.
Secretary Chandler to-day received tbs 1
following dispatches:
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov. l0.-Returns
from twenty three counties give repu oil leans
500 majority. Thirteen counties 10 hear
from cannot reduce this majority below l,0o9
lS1gnedl- n. AARrIN,
Chairman Repub. Campaign Com.
Ne.rs at Democratic Headquarters
Al the democratic headquarters In Ever |
EFT House the Secretary OF National Con- |
mittee said that the dispatches received to- |
day con Affirmed the claims OF victory for Til |
den. j.. Barnwell Rhett, OF South |
Carolina, autographed TO the NATIONAL
committee this morning that over and above
Q liberal estimate for republican frauds, the
democratic electoral ticket and Hampton |
we're elected by from 200 TO $500 majorIfy.
he also said that dispatch nom w. Stokes |
Boyd, prominent politician in Florida.
that state had gone for fiiden By q
=. Magone, f., chairman Of the democratic
state committee, WAS at their rooms mis- A
morning, alth0ugh o report has been nm a. |
iished that be passed through Washinefon |
yesterday morning on his Way To Rich |
mond. He said that ne hsd made Visit 70 |
fnliaaeipnia Of . purely private charac.