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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-12
MARRIED.

RtEp-NIxoN : In Gold MN. pecember II, by
lev. Il. y. Eastman. Ellsn Nixon TO robert
Heed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Gold IIlii, De.
oember u, by lsey. II. \. Eastman. kiwood
whiicombe 10 Leila Thurman.
THOMAs-DOwELt-ln Hamilton. November
%, II. A. Thomas to Sarah ]. Dow.ll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-12
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-12

At the Oakland ferry I have noticed the
largest policeman under whose searching
glance ! ever ams His abdominal re-
gions are about the shape and size Of one
Of those big round.bet.om iron ealdrons
sometimes used for the rendering Of tai
, 1876-07-11

shiea.; .;st clerks, Il. hei,rath J. rhilt.ps
LHstrtct 4-.1,itiges, T.: Cnninn. +. !. MichAells.
+. McNhnlec; clerks, !. Phtlbon+ j, McDonald.
, 1876-07-11
CHICAGO.
NI11Cx1UV
TILE METROPOLITAN CITY HALLWAY.

TllK METROPOLITAN CITY NAIL"Ars
The arguments for all injunction to prevent
tho Metropolitan City Railway Company lroln
prosecuting IN tho County Court proceedings tn
condemn land on Cnnas and Lake streets for
ita track, wore concluded before JH1gcs DAyls
and Druni1nonl yesterday, am! Nh order enter
oil. It was held that the Company had been
guilty 0t disobedience Ut the restraining or'ler
ct tho Court In beginning sAch suit, but tnas-
much a. 1t was necessary 10 have Judgment Of
tho Supreme Court VI the statu On the question
a. to whether thu Metropolitan hallway Com
pany had right to have the land condrnHetl,
leaso would NOW bc given to prosecute slicll
condemnation proceedings; D
Tie following Is the order:
On tav application OF the ptafntln fos an inlune-
Supplemental b!l nlad III th!s case, snd tho answer
to tho original bill, and after argument,
II Ia ordered that The Metropolitan City Hallway
Company have lave to apply T. ,hs psopst State
let9ru1tne whethcr or not tho metropolitan t'ty
hallway has authority 10 eunden,n. untlvr the laws
VI thfs Htate, ary rights whether sca OF ineospo'
raat, legal VI equitable. in possession Or expect
Chicago west DIsla!on hallway Company Into Or
0ycf Lake atrs0t and Canal street. ot cter, In tho
City Of Chicago; and also 10 determlnn tho 1caauEo
1f dansHes Aad what amount thereof shalt
Hallway Company 10 thp Chicago We,t Division
Hallway Company !n caao tic ssla Stats court
4ls!l decide that The said tIyhts of tho Wcst III.
ttssoR Hallway Campany ~ aforesaid, can be, ac-
And Il shall b. tio duty Of eltho, party sgatnst
Whum any decision may bo made a. aforesaid, BY
an inferior court. to uoss Tho casu In conformity
with sls laws Of tho State ~ tho Supreme Court Of
, 1876-07-11
AMERICAN WOMEN ABROAD.


CHIuAun. July 10-yunr editorial TN ''Amrrt-
can Women Abrnnd tloey Europe nm injurticc.
White It IL trlr, decidedly TRUE. tlut wncn ARE rsA
respected anywhere than here. Il IL n1su true that
nn American lady needs n Ecnt1cman'H e@cort IN
EUROPE In order 10 protect hcrself agansl Insults,
TINT IL provided shu behaves l,ersclf properly
Most American la,lIea al'road certainly behave
Themselves all right, Int net 40 rcahlalorr'y
"lu.l" tint even foreigners tnust take them for
fast women. su!lcftfng Intention. Thcse few loud
ones osrldcd Europe to such an extent ~ 10 lrHu
almost nil the tl.aNnntls Ut decent uM! well bc
having A,nrtcdn ladics that Wilt Eurupc into bad
repntc.
~ far thu gentlemen of Europe who, IN ynu,
estimation, cnuli imprnyc Ha much BY cU1aln. u
At,cflcn Iii order 10 learn how 10 bchayc owAra,
lalics, think yuu will anh HAT thr nlajority u
farcIgn Travellers are nut highly inprcsstl witt
whit they rcc hero IN that line: II cnurfc.y TO-
wnrls ladies ATTENDED on II basis Of equality.
This would bo different, hut ax 1t s, thr EGsrrct w
entertain for lnlcr ares tu IL, nurr regulated by
thr fuct whr,iler ihry Hilk nr calco. Nc havt
,nnru absurd social discsiMnatuus. Z" than any
uther nation. j.
, 1876-07-11

CHANCES IN THE LlsT.
Several changes In Judges Of election were
nude, as follows:
sxvExrn wAnp.
W. rennmcfo; u;sds; eIsfk:;, ! Mss%, !. nachl '''
n;se; s;s:T.. \ $Rsss il. ss5ss s5s;1ssk m,es,,
t s;GF fs.k; & nap3'Sst Il osisss q at p Mua,,
T. hlaAos; clerks. +: oI'tsn, i, J. kreei:opp 49,.
, 'nxa qi3Ss' sio,R, Indrsn. 4 ",.eT MsaSvy
Isstes z@iaafe:, ::o.E' Fl J. / i n W'|s"? Il t. rtisio
5,iyt2s iMtGfssa fsb asS " rr.o!f sS y K?''sy Iyt,a
ele.ks, j. Go..helf, IL. tIsa.,am. . ''''
ill., eaf + ks.o Il Tssss L Ssss r ptss ss:ss s r.
F. Essssr 3saEss' ss;E !oss! ss i: II stsss t5sss.'
ritspstt!es; CIV. J, E'sse!t, T. n::st,: :, -
V. pS9sf KssRfay; t!5s f!s;E. c9 Na%'5 a|s,
Mi: 6;;f tsri: {?afs; g ..5 is, peser' c.
pis|rIe! I.iutsss. il, Joyee. i 4. iiscelc., r.
llpMs5a s,1; ss1k;; 1s;ap:. co%l'fy, T. KPEe
sri%; @ s!s!s. s?s0SSi sha:,9 D0p''H Rsa: t. smith, L. f
:.5tss :asy ssse e1stss t. Sa & egtpo{ y G{:n + " ols
% c;ss1e; f.as: se's'a ass;hsa. & Il hsao"'e'
n.f.Ist 6-Ialrs.: ]. i: seiasi.Mar t'ia n paes
saa .ss9': Il Il Ss 2eei naeiusa Gs 4 Mali esfh''
Dl.srles 1-Judge, " ". Rolsy in place Of !.
i!!e. ,,5 s-Iadget ,., " ws'Df,., 4 T. Ha''sf, D.
, 1876-07-11


Tho report Of tho Special Committee to whom
wns committed tho task oi examining tho claims
of Mr.. J. C.. Dixon 10 tic feat Ut Aid. Wheeler
reported that they woro informed by The Law
Department that no motlc Of procedure llal
been provided by thu Council, and that there
was no alternative but to proceed under tic gen
cral Inv of tho State. The Committee RECON-
nctlcl that tllc petition be placed OIL tllc. Con-
Cured In.
Tho Committee on Fro and Water recon-
mcndcd tho confirmation OF tho appointment Of
]. d. Murphy as Duiler-1nBrcctor. Concurrcl
In.
Tho Committee On Fire nntl Water, to whom
was refcrrcl a communication from the uuasii
Of Public Works concerning tho extension Of
tho watcr-rnaiua, reported that, owing to tho
present financial difficulties, Il was not advisable
to order any extension, and recommended tho
communication hc placcd OH llc. Cuncurred
Tho Committee on Fire and Water to whom
was rcconmittctl tho ortllnnnce providing TINT
tho lioller Inspector should pny u per cent Of
his receipts iMtn tho City Treasury. amended tie
ordinance so that It sod read i" 90 per cent,
ana recommended its passago. Laid over ulnl
T'c Committee on Firo and Water reported
ti'at tho ordinance regulating thu height. Of
cltMncys was ltnpgaetttnhle, and recommended
that It should DO PLACED Ut, ltlc. Cuncnrrcd IN.
The Committee on Streets und Alleys Of the
! three Divisions, to Wl!nm wis referred nm nrdt-
naicc referring to the cleaning aud swceri1g Of
| paved strcets, reported rcsolution dirycttng
the Ilonr Of Fnbic Works to adycrlto for bids for
;; ;nsh wosk lcpoFt eoncuF'ed In an tho re'oa-
"sn. snas q sGs se ' y n q sss s Sss
tho Hoard Of Public Works hllall appotnt fore
ncn for M tas soath n!s!son, wo tor the North Dl.
ATG ~ have full ftOlCe authority. AMI to DGrftsfj,
, 1876-07-11
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.

s0rr coal AT TtIR WArER.wonKs.
ALL. Kirk offered resolution to the elect
tint the Doartl Of Public Works bo directed to
Use hitun,tnpus coni In operating tho steam
engines and pu'nlIng-works at tho Water
Wnrks M soon ns tho necessary changes can be
effected, providing that the propIr arrangc-
,ncnts can ID mndo for consuming the emokc,
Referred 10 the Committee on Fire md Water.
Aid. UIil,ert admitted m ordinance direct
ing the Ch!rago City iatlway tn relay tllclr
tracks on State street, between Twcnty.sixth
street and Thirty-frst street. Referred to
Committed OIL Railroads.
t.tCsNsEs.
AID McAu,ey submitted m ordinance pro-
yldtng that the liccuac6 Of pawnbrokcrs be
fixed Mt S2,b00, iunk.tleaicrs at 81 ,0O0, second
]nnil dealers At $1,000, anil auction dealers nj
fi,UD rcr ann,,ln. lsofcrrcd u Committee on
judiciary.
PROTECTING THE nAnrB.
AID. MeAu!cy presented an ordinance pro
n'itns niaorsss .G ne aet .; & and H. ut Tn or H tSsn s'
nance. 1scfcrrca To Committee TN Judiciary.
CTR ApvIprislHu.
effect that tho Comptroller hc tlrrctcdto notify
the Eugliah daily papers thnt he will rcceTyc
prosala for doing tho atlycrtisnE III thu sar{-
aus departments of the Guy Government, tic
t5Iita.' Siaicr. {. carrsvl. a. '' - Wv ''
l,1nurIxa THE qusxn.s.
A:I. S'<~,rt offered retofntfnn providing
TINT j tn:.sl nf Prh.ic Works should lie II
street tunnels to he lighted witt otl, and that
tho engineer be asked to nttc,ltl to tho cleaning
md lighting Ut thu sanlv wLthou' additional
compensation.
resolution, stAtc'l TINT nhout tl0tD per. nun,lm
woulh he ravcd by ihe parHngc nf th's resolution.
rae sssa1ato i was amended Is aIi!,s tha words as
| soun ns prnctlcal!e mud pa4srd.
All Kirk rs,nevH n ,sso|ai;'oa whe, VA
tuunc ilc num!'gr of violations 0t tho Fire ordl
nance during the lust a!x mouths.
| COMPLETING CONTRACTS.
| Aid. Sheridan offered tho following:
Hrtitrfa. That tho llosrll Of Public Works ara
directed tn ean*e contsaet9fs to rracr:d with ana
complete TIE fnrl9ns ,,S w"rks now under Contract
ALL Nccrca raid It war font!.l to keep constan,-
y acniin; n such ordinances " rctolnt!nss o.
other hand tho Council ~cru nrrlng the hoard q
s tsy seae tat e oaeeai s"nnn
Of tue city was sncl TINT tlMy ~hnuld not rtocced
| with other tim improvements Tint were nF6ncy
necessary. II tho contractors wcre willing to wnft
until the settlement Of the financial problem Il
wun1d he we'll 10 llave thcm do "a, rather tlian to
hays othSr communications sent !" slnllar to that
Aid. HherIlan aaId certain Of the contractor,
were determined to hold the. city rceponhblc fos
would he cheaper uiltcr tho Ctrcu1nftnnccH 10
md complete t1ie contracts already let to r.t!cyo
Ae res1e on ts st,sets %ss.' W.T. &C., xewess snI sta
Aid. MeCrcn ea!d 1t nhould bo horne in mini ,l,nt
necessty knew no law. lie WIZ nf opinion tllai
tl,o work on Milwaukee md Diup Istni,d aycnnct
rnon1l bc completed, but twheru Improvements isat
l j,fn tr fs fnfn inIH
, 1876-07-11

II was shown on Tho trial-ptn!nttH ol,jcctng
that at the time The natcs wcrc made tho dc-
fcDdants were the Trustccs Of tho Seventh
Presbyterian Church, and that tic rutca wero
given for the difference In value between cfusrl,
organs which they had exchanged. Tile Court
gave judgment In favor of tho defendants,
holding that they were moi Individually liable.
Fram t.lls Judgment MI appeal WIS takr1i, the
nnly question being m to the Individual re-
elMnshlIty Of the defendants, AMI the Supreme
Court held they were liable. They held that
auth6riic. wcrt:'tsot entirely harnof'son: n! thc
question: that the Ha',ra Of tl!cNr!rrpal mil
agrut hoth appeared oM ths INSTRUMENT II
wuuh lie held tu le the bill or tote nf lin VIM
s'gne'l It, unlcss Il sat!starority appeared tat
tending to hint! another. as t!le f"rinsof words
III witll contracts might he n.tlG ,lnl executed
were n1nlost infinitely yarlosis, the test .4ucs,
tipn WIS whether tic pe!rso'' signing r.ofcsSe'
name nf another to Indicate t'sccapacty Or trust
in which llu actcl, Or tllc person for wllosc
ncco,,uL tic promise was to he lnastc,
whYse tf t 9rc,ts ssinS tat # e
act In g!yluE authenticity to thr net, psolnIsc, and
contract Of anothcs.
Testing tho notcs tn Question ny that r,ils. II
the defendants US individuals. Although ten words
..thr Trustees Of ths Seventh prertyterIan
war " va M apsded II 10 ' nc de
fe,1danta signatures. there wcrp no words use!
mstng o." nnaeTtas'pS on do Pm pM't o of
assumed to 10 acting by Or tErunsh the tlcfeal;
ants, nur did # even appear tic defc,,a,ts acted
for q on byha!t of ne eo,pnaton. Ths ansuaEo
they sgnct tic notes, but not tint tc corporation
proinstGt 70 pay them.
suit They pliowesl The plalnstR knew thu t!cfcu,-
UNITS wrrc TRUSTEES, mid that the considerable Ion
, 1876-07-11


ro,et, Of such c,,y cher by n rc,I,ton signed W
tlrrcfnr. ActtIcr the C.y Council nar my depart
rnfn sr M ~ Smy ~ f M thr SSun9 nt.
nr"nrIntto iii ~ tIat ynr nntl nj Expenditure fGr
0f ilt corporation slia cxrred tn my ons rear ~;
amount prnsc f"r such tinprnyGmcnt IN ~ hhHn
AIGtnprstiun hll! NJ conIart ,Mn 20 ~ ne;
r ofeuf y ~ III NJ ,n h. ne'.rcd
ii,s osc. u ,nc speudisnrs sail isrn orlcT.
by tInGisy tn,f,ri n i, nl'-s apprnIfiaion shh
have bccn previously nadu chllse1n'nH s"sn
Thus will tc seen TINT tue nnfcnl 1,n',sy. nnH
Assembly contcMpntcs tho tncnr'in. 6t no nont.
lug debt, nc liability unless anu nntlt h}Ec'hu
appropriation has previously bceh u'auc' "'a 'a1
lcyel for its payment.
n&ovtun Of it. financial pnltcy imperative ny nsn
ytdi,g Tint any departure thSrc!fqnl e!a' @ ~ nm
iaInd o. n crtnn.. Chap. NAASll!. .scc' .os, aens
Stat, rfoyttes that
Eyrrr pcr.un to1dns Dny pulfc uAec twhcther Atnto
county. nr tnMnlcirh trla nr ciMlpy1nr w!,n siali
he Yntty IT 4!ynrnf ahY pnhhn ~ u m"y y ts III
IL s:lty ii contracting 'i,roesy nr Indirectly f..
y f,nnsy tn ay 'ars b!s At 1T" t!no Of making
c gtt o. IT M eIart T. y Or unr n
Liz subject matter of Tho contracts tha DO nned mt
cafscH 9n,t or Hilnoyncnt H. '' W
From TIM foregoing It will appear ttIat what is 10
be ts!o uAnsal Pnllcy o! i'tn FLY anday III "t 10
nc pcsrrilcH ~ the t,omcfal Assembly Ia 10 e foi.
iuwct and any oehcr or sche,nc, ia TO be absolutely
igns,Fed, on,,,t,, ,.,,orro,,,,o,, n, ,bo c,,x
+, H. mrtiy NJ icast' TO Tic iact tInt ld,vnls
having tho finances Of tho city III charrc havc lnr.
tuca annncal seenes or he't h H.. ow meS" .n,
, 1876-07-11
u Q4H w " ANcANs
Supplemental Report Of tho
Finance Committee.
The Assessment Cannot 10 Raised
Nor Money Gotten from
the County.
Tho Policy Of the City Is Immediate
Reduction and Gradual Pay-
Changes Made III tho List Of
Judges Of Election.
Further Discussion on the Subject
ofProceeding with Public
Works.
Letting Boats to Minors~--Fullertoh
Avenue Conduit-.-Liconse
Fees
Ogden Avenue Street ltallWay.-"Prlndi.
y1llc's Dond--.L'gl,tlng tho
Tunnels.
Further Discussion on the Subject
ofProceeding with Public
Works.
Letting Boats to Minors'..Fullertoh
Avenue Conduit-.-Lico11se
Fees.
Ogden Aycnuo Street liallWay.."prlndi.
yfllc's Dond.-.Liglltlng tho
Tunnels.


y1llc's Dond--.Ligltlng the
Tunnels.
--
r,n T1N N{1Ea.
ro 's. sar.',,as " ,vna.,v ,ncctinr of tle Counc,,
OF I' TIC % Aciins Mayor AID. Tlroop was elected
tofesas Ts only rasee pscntel ~as ma o S fo
1ovinr rcrurt:
Your T. v %3 % S TSse et ts ncnns is
fSa9atoae r. '. y Fcannci he} on the I'd ay Of fniy.
hpsa a e ,aq Snarn %s, sSn'stiq 5sx In RI: r.
111rsiisus,3 1d1wint Ispo5t: o%I'''
tsct st t,a EGa1sa
iS,s 5; IL H. siy Il @ M s%ayys sy Il
sileue by iaying isfSta stn fiji I'D fair stata
ent nt The asstn an a. liabilities saken ffo 'o hooks
SaS t. IT, IT, sf y ' st ' ~s ;es
4eeS S4S s on thu
SsF ssasy ss % wy ~ ' |
10 fsSsiss -, nn.. ot ann,r,n,~aa
"e l. II iss n. contracts
n.y. T. sSssa Ka osaIlnnsu as'sns ths Hoard Of Public
Works and stopn1nR all worx On city tmpsoscn'cnts
resolutions was prompted by Tho present ,cn,bar-
ssE % # s patsf 1 qnsS, e a 5 y
SroroEe S ok seora sca.rson II tho na,cIa con.
,tsaeS s o ey II sn s aso sdase9e a'yS% @
ssl % eesa ia ts 1--we @
sy ss sa :ssi Ct III from ss1ia M ,a e
'S TSs ent!so floating indebtedness Of the city being
P;sTP si f;Ts 5 II s + sssss sss
ut nGe, 800 tthc tax levy 10. 1b1U bong nrpro"
p1tatea for Tug expen'ss of ls56, except sash
ass a. ss ~ s p?oys o a nnos
ess o. a91@, e. ~ az ato IN sse 70 G A.
modiatuiy aitsr III rreat aro Of ls7l, with Tho
an s So @ o 70 a o M a o ec M
tompt!on fnaa. whilo nov onS t1ast funts and
ps spcsi@a @ fans ~ ay1 PEN tsarped' ana tho gen
''A' ''A4 40 'I,slss rnapiSo s4naisS; 4i1n nEssr.
1t!s proposed by somo lin. this indebtedness be
s H. tns So fen
lsGSs @ + !; antho.as4 y isx, st!ll m.1
sary M A to tneTea.o tbs 's s:sss.sssl .Fssi yai:
natIo ~ ~ , teEse!y ~ tHo eisY - sna!cigns
anaonns. aTo snat .Ms nnnco IN. tnns ~,
etfnsea VII ~ not cSsesu tne
aw io ~ TX Ky nt - t ~ nae ,,t
properly n the fly. Iat H. t,o ansocates " tNih
gsy wae no wy " IT, no ,gc fdtSe
tAat sec''ou VI LIE tohssAuLoa "Alcn. psosl9es
No county. ctsy toxnsh!9 tch1ol .tstrict Or other
mn.aflral @ cofpo!ason WAY ne aqMGa 70 M nceonn 5a
iMclI,nE uxstiiE niubteinrs4 III tie ngETs;ato *.
ccrdi!s rcf cCntnI On ifG yAlc Of fo faxnbfc nrpD
sFty thsrsn. 6c sscenalaGi y s s.cht
jidciiciucFa -hfi iX Scc II. Gun 81 Is7o - '-'1
,u.frtoIn tiat Nv volnrtn, ~ ri
tl1htalntna'. " Sulhna1J tAc as"eesct
w. Inna, tnc ~ "u r.
W. ~" ~ hc ns"tci srnci. 1av ~ .r;t H.
t, M ~ H. H in,Fo ~ r.tn s IT,
M ~ . uu anuueH "!uat cAeeentk y. ime
, 1876-07-11

CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
Ticket Dhfcca 11 Cl4tkt. tSHHrtuaH Itnf*rJ AL -
Cenat.atcck, corner Mal!taon.st. and At thr deroh
, 1876-07-11
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL ABD DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

E1s!snstten " fef1rtnes Atarts.-t sasnra1y *.
certed. sunday excepted tAiundAy excepted 4 Ar.
rl'a Sunday ats 4. IN. ! DAILY.
, 1876-07-11

UOVVn1011o n1IAm14lps
For Milwaukee, ttG., daily fSullAya rAcUpcl1 1,
SATURDAY hpAt don't !Eas0 aH!il ..,::.t... p. III.
For titand !Iaycu. Grand t,spI4S, Muskcg0u, -
tailY t6nadays Gacsptetl>. p. m.
Lsys exErptetD \. III.
Saturdays tuat ioH leave unl y. Ill.
FRIDAY: ~.
ThIIslay lay.,,,,,,.,,..,.....,., ,,,.,..,... Z. n,
, 1876-11-23

confidence AZ anv Doartl that might be selected
fer o Ike purpose In this city. Dispatches arc
fHtt frntl New Oricans by Democrats Of that
city tn tu North, u!lo t1o not believe what they
telegraph. 1t cantnt be s!ct!sed by nny cantlnI
Dr tai! !-!nln1Gtt nnn that Louisiana Is 1cpulI-
lem State. md tint an election conducted
without violence, OF intimidation, or fraut1
Wott!u ilare 10 decided By kurh minority Us
would have placed tho reeult beynnd dispute.
Iiit' ts known to Democrats as well as Repnl'*
Tor Iiltles at nll hazards, md without regard to
law, 1nstfce,. Or l,uman life, and they are not
now disposed to give It 1;,.
Nher1 tHcru wna neAee at the voting precincts
n wat are cafet! thu bultlozesl parishes, IT wis
the result u violence AMI intimidation tint pre-
cet'cu, and where co!orcd men y0tctl the Demo-
cratic ticket they did 80, In most cases to save
their lives.
It is the opinion Of Judge Matthew'S that II
the negroes were In any degree as vlntlicttYe,
ct,ld-blooded, and erlcl as tha lawlcss whites,
the South would Ds devastated. but the col.
orcd people bear what white people would not
endure for q day, and they arc the vlctima Of
their docillty aiMl their furbeasancc. Tho
Willie people OF the Southern States, however,
DO not talk war. They know too we'll what
that would mean. They know that there Ia
magazine IN their midst that, II touched By the
tlrc OF civil war, would explode with an effect
that would be lestructiyeiand uncomfortable.
Ii tho Northern people want d free Govern
ment controlled by popular suffrage, they must
stand up for that which Is right, that which Is
legal ard lnanf,tiiy insfst upon the enforcement
Of the Constitution mud tho laws.
, 1876-11-23

THE VACANCY ON THE DcA13D
has been filled, md 1t Ia not likely my action
will be taken III the subtect+
The Buarl adjourned till II d. m. tomorrow.
MR KAssONs OPINION.
pEs Mo,Sst ~ ID s.ds Nov Ths Hon. Jo9
srS H. Ssse.ay ts o s F Fsd fs
Lou!sIal!a convinced that. Justice aad tho Inv
would EIyu the State to Hayes. ii tho tr,tu
vote can bu obtaincl n,Ml frauds weelcl out,
Florl1a goes for Hayes"
uSREcoNaTnucTgp.
4 dispatch FROM Now Orleans SAYS tlult ex-
Coy. WickliIe, Que Of Tho Democratic Electors
ut-Largc for Louisiana, Ia found to be l,lclIgf-
ble, C0ngrcss nat having removed Ills tisabflf-
tics fur partle!patlon III the Rebellion. Mr..
W!cki!iro asserts, however. tint he IL eligible,
anee wllen uen. banks WAS IN command III New
Orleans, before the close Of tho War. Repub-
licais claiM that taking tho oath Of allegiance
does not como within tho requirements IT tho
participated In thu Rebellion shall bu au Elector
Ills disabilities must be removed.
SLIGHT DISAGREEMENT.
Tho four Republican parlslles ant two Demo
Republican majority Ut 1tSso. Tliu same par
isllcs, ~ claimed bY tha Desaueratic Committee,
gayo only 1,837 net Republican majority.
M.lAT THE Hon. srAhLHY MATTHEW'S HArs.
Tho Hon. staasy Mattl!s,ss @ ;''i returned I'll from
New 0rlcans yesterday, md W. lAd brief cum
yersutlon with him ut Its office In tegursl to tlc
sttuation III that State.
that With frco und 'faIr election, Louisiana IL,
beyond question, Il Republican State; TINT d fair
canYasa IL tho votes, according to tho laws Of
TINT Stats, antl aceorllng to justlce and right.
w!ll giye, thu Electoral vote Of thc ,ataso to
lIayes that tho electlun, as conducted II. nay
upon popular government; thut tho facu
oi tile RETURNS, Including tho intlnl-
, 1876-11-23
I1OIk1l1XAt
TNK EARL ItAED TO TKMPT CANrAssEHs.

THh EARL uAED TO TBMPT CANFAHsEIts.
Special DtspdtcA to 7ne 7,1aun4
WAsulNo1os, d. e.. Nov. 22.-A prominent
Refonncr, who left her for Florida last week,
and Who ncrer mistakcs hopes for realities,
writes To tncmbcr Of tho National Committee
letter which contains the following:
TALLAuAssEE, Nav. 1.-THE routine Of getting
evidence Of The frauds Is we'll under way. Each
train takss e. out men to counties to investigate and
phsa sss M nS aa 's 5,s ngw T. m hey
three little counties to BE- hcnrl from The srauds
havc been very great, There IL no danger that IN
eksa @ syfs s sSece ons
q tho Republican members Of the canvasslnx
a.n Mss sppS'Sed ye'S,y II .s 1f
;;rilden would, be delighted =. 10 bc,,ow
hlgh ono's one T. and tsyors on 6lm TIC eanvassers
deasored to obtain an ntroeto1 ts 10 liz oter
member OF tho lteturning Doard. lie declined the
honor. apon Which they forced themselves into hs
m u n1 ps 5asda ss 81
depressed. They They hare been unable to lind po!ut
people depse.ses them. There arc half-a. dozon
Democrats to une Republican from the North, It
eeats q nor hady yr, fSsey for tue
toned
THE INJUNCTION CASES.
TAthAHAssEE, Nov. 2o,-perfcct. quiet tcgua
In political circles here. Everything IL aus
pended to await the contest bcforo Judge White
Tomorrow, WHEN tho tnjuncttua agalnst tho
Governor will either he confirmed or rWltlltlrawn,
and the cnse OF the 1nallG,amus against the Can
yaaslng Doartl, compelling them to begin work,
Will b. decided. The Judge arrived to-,light,
and tho argument will open at II o'clock
tomorrow. 4 result can hardly bu reached
In QUO tlay. It Is impossiblp tu discover whnt
II Is believed ho will deny the right Of tho Court
to issue m Injunction against HIN. It Is said.
On the other hand, that, accepting tho jurfsdtc-
tton Of tho Court, he will 70 into m elaborate
vutu.
Tho city Is crowded with strangers. E1ery
train from the North brings newcomers.
There will doubtless bo an appeal from Judge
Whites decision, no matter what that decision
may le.