Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-02

LATE EASTERN TELEGRAMS.
THE NATIONAL CRISIS PROLONGED.
Arrival ofTweed.
New YORK, Nov 23.-Wm. M. Tweed
landed this afternoon at the foot of Grand
street and North River, from the revenue
cutter, and was taken in carriage by the
sheriff. under sheriff and order of arrest
Stacey, to Ludlow street jail, where he
was admitted through the gate and not by
Office as usu.l. He remarked on being
admitted to the cell by Warden Watson,
II thought I would come and see you
again" No person is allowed to see him
tonight, and no one but the Waterman
will be permitted to enter. The expert
ence of his escape has made the officials
of Ludlow street very watchful. He will
be treated precisely as other prisoners,
and allowed no privileges. His rooms are
much smaller than those previously occu-
pied by him, and are accessible only
through the warden's apartments.
The Indians.
CHEYENE, Nov. 23-Gen. Crooks COM
mand reached Fort Reno November 18th
in good condition, and was paid off by Ma
jor Stanton. The weather is severe, but
the troops are well prepared for winter
campaign, and 100 Snake and ShOshOne
Indians, Joined the command there, max
ing nearly 400 Indian allies in all, and the
total strength of the command at 2, co.,
The hostile Indians, according to the best
are scattered on both sides
of the Big Horn Mountains, and cam
paign on each side may be necessary be-
fore completing the work. Meantime
Crazy Horse, with about four hundred
lodges, encamped on the Rosebud, near
the scene of the June fight for which
point q cavalry command under Gen
eral Mckenzie, moved from Reno on the
ed inst, and would have marched six
days before reaching it. The cavalry are
in excellent condition, and if this move
ment is successful, the heaviest work Of
the winter will have been accomplished.
Omclal Vote or Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 24-The official vote
of this State for President is as follows:
Tilden 2O2, 6S7; Hayes IA, 1893; Cooper,
:, 400; Tilden's majority over Hayes, &c.
289; over Hayes and Cooper, "a, 791.
Majority In next House In Doubt.
The Tribune's Washington special says:
Best Republicans give the Democrats 149
and Republicans al in the next House.
Add two Republicans and one Democrat
from New Hampshire, and figures are $50
Democrats and 143 Republicans. This
gives nearly all doubtful districts to the
Democrats. The Republicans may have
six more than the above count, and may
have three less. The same authority
thinks the Democratic majority may be
entirely lost.
Pacheco Elected.
SAcREMETo, Nov. 23.-The official vote
Of Mono county was received at the Sec
retary of States ONCE to-day: Hayes 1853,
Tilden 1875; Pacheco ISL, Wigginton 1876;
Kenfield ISL, Brown 1913. In the Sccreta>
" of States office vote, MERGED returns,
however, being unofficial.
Tweed's Condition.
NEW YORK, Nov. PA gentleman who
Jaw Tweed yesterday, in answer to in
Iuiry said, he is crushed and broken, and
las lost his old buoyancy and defiant spirit.
He is suffering from pleurisy, and is &C.
ually i'll, and seems wearied and only anx-
Gus to know about his old acquaintance.
he is entirely in the dark as to what to do,
md is even without legal advice. He
reeds medical advice more than anything.
Royal Birth.
LONDON, Nov, 25.-The Duchess of
edinburgh has been delivered of daugh-
er at Malta.
Omclal Vote OF New York.
ALBANY, Nov. 24.-The board of State
:anvassers completed their labors to>day.
The votes cast for Presidential electors
re: Democrats, Horstio Seymour, 5?2.-
;0S; Dewitt G. West, 522, 612; Republi-
ANS, Abraham Parker: 489. 524; William
i. Seward, 4S0, 547. Cast for Peter
cooper greenback electors, 1887; and for
Green Clay Smith electors, 1857.
Omeial vosc Of Georgia.
ATLANTA, Nov. 25.-Tilden's officia
majority in Georgia is 50, 0S5.
The spsakersAlp.
The St. Louis Republican editorially
VIM. r. Morrison for Speak,
X of the House OF Representatives. It il
bought here that he will be candidate.
Another struggle.
The Morning Star, a leading Republi-
AN paper, advises the South to prepare
or another struggle, and never submit to
he seating Of Packard.
Russia.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The Standards dis
,atch from Berlin says while Russia does
lot interfere with German interests, Ger.
many feels morally obliged to support
2ussia's claim at the coming conference.
should war be unavoidable Germany
would not object to the invasion Of Bull
,aria by Russia.
General Result.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The Herald edi.
ORALLY says whichever way the Presiden-
lccept the result with general satisfaction
md 90 about ito business, which for the
ime has come to stand.still, and be glad
hat this excitement is over; but only on
condition that Hayes or Tilden is fairly
md honestly elected in manner to sat
sfy al reasonable men, and that there has
,een an honest count.
On the Political Situation.
NEW YORK Nov. 25.-The Tribune
ays: In his interview with Gov. Tilden,
GOV. Hendricks said public sentiment In
he Western States in regard to the cleo
ion was 90 strong he was compelled to
come East to ascertain the condition Of
public feeling here. He expressed his i'd
of the conduct OF Southern Dem.
,crats, who, without manifestation of tur.
,ulence, had applied everywhere to the
courts, and was glad, both In the West and
N his journey hitherward, to notice the
disposition Of all parties to have 1t amicably
md lawfully settled. He felt that their
:ause was just and would ultimately
triumph by the will of the American peo-
Die. Gov. Tilden fully concurred with
III of Gov. Hendricks remarks, and there
appeared 10 be perfect accord Of ideas
- regard to the questions of the hour.
While there seems to ha lack of conf.