Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

the electoral vote to Hayes by 5000,
blu: would elect Hampton by less than
500 and give the Democrats the LegIs-
lature and choice Of United States Sem
afor in place Of Robertson. II
hoard il not enjoined from hearing
contests, overwhelming evidence OF
fraud and irregularities Will be sum
cisnt to justify tho correction OF re-
turns from at least five counties, whicn
would give the State to the Republic
ana by not less than 5000 majority
with both branches of the Legislature.
No R,turns from Florida for =
q Week.
z W y NEW YORK, Nov. IA.
A Times special from Tallahassee
says: The county canvass OF the vote
of Florida was made to day, but as
many of the polling places are hun
dreds OF miles from all railway COM
mupication official eturn can not b
placed in the hands of the Board Of
State Cauvassers for at least u week.
No figures that can be relied upon have
been received from any of the counties
to-day, but all scattering returns which
have come To hand show that the Re-
publicans have underestimate rather
than exaggerated their majority. The
County Boards have commenced to
can them, and it will rest with the
state Board to throw out returns II
frauds can be proved against either.
More Election Reports.
NEW YORK. Nov. IA.
Rest assured we are trying Ia be
thoroughly impartial and accurate for
-. N-oI,s u~ ,,all ~ xynsr infnr.
nation. fWho's?-ED. SEN
The Herald's news regarding doubt
ful States Is not generally sustained by
the preponderance of testimony else
where. Its Conover dispatch conced-
ing Florida to Tilden, and another say
ing Marshal Wallace concealed South
Carolina to Tilien both proved forger-
les. II Was doubtless i%nnocently de-
ceived, for it correcis both statements
itself. ~ s1
The election pool gamblers are des-
perate and are trying every ~expedient
to save soinething of their enormous
losses if Hayes is elected, hence much
of the conflicting and bogus news.
The World persists in claiming Til
denis election, but it's editorials are sig
%niiicantly devoid Of supporting argu-
ment or facts. Its strongest telegram
Is q special from Columbia saving that
Hampton declares he has received a
report from the managers Of elections
in every precinct in the State and is
certain Of his election by l,400 ma
iority. He il equally certain that, ex
cept for Republican frauds, he would
have had at least 10000; that he in
tends to prove many instances OF re-
peatiug. Illegal conduct OF managers
and ballot-box stufing. Ho knows
but little, he says, concerning the pres
idential result, but don't concede the
State to Hayes.
/ candidly think that calm, moder-
ate men OF both rarties here are set
Ting to the conviction Of Hayes cleo
ton.
Tilden Scratches One In wisconsin.
New York, Nov. II.
Tho Herald's Washington dispatch
says: 1t is said at Democratic head
quarters here that by a biunder in the
printing of the Republican electoral
ticket of Wisconsin only nine Repub-
licxn electors have been chosen out of
ton from that Stale, and that as . cun-
sequence the highest candidate on tho
Democratic ticket is also elected, Civ
ing Tilden the requisite majority Of
1876 votes, regardless of what may he
the result Of the elections in the three
disputed Southern States.
Reports toneerning south Carolina
and louisiana.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA.
The Journals Washington special
says Senator Free has a telegram from
conservative Republicans OF New Or
leans, dated to-day, saying that the re-
turns from all the parishes have boon
received and that The Republicans have
carried the National. State and 1egis-
lative tickets without throwing out the
inundated parishes.
4 telegram from Columbia, 8. c.,
from Democratic sources. says the Re-
turning Board threw out tho OF
Edgefeid, which the Democrats
claimed gave $500 majority against a
Republican majority Of about the
same figure last eleciion. IN - -
A letter from a Republican Congress-
man in South Carolina. to Judge Ed
munds, received to-day, gives the vote
of South Carolina by counties. This
shows that Hayes majority is 1916,
and Chamberlain's $500,