Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-21
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h Result Of the Electoral (Ount
In South Carolina, and TwO
Electors nj Large Elected.
New YORK, Nov. 10.
Special dispatches give the following
result of the count of the electoral vote
of South Carolina: Republican Fleet
ors at large, ). e.. Bowen, 80, 1856; John
WinSmith, 9O.S7O; District Electors, r.
B Johnson, 8 1852; Timothy Hurley,
9l,l26; w. X. Nash, 8 l,S04; Wilson
Cook, 9l,432; VIM. +. Niger, 81 $50.
Democratic Electors at large, T.. G.
Barker, 9O,S96; Samuel MCGOWAN,
SO. 1887; District Ell ectors, j. w. Har-
%rington, 90.S95; J.. l.. Ingraham, 90.
80, 906. Robt. Aldrich, 80, $50.
Estimate on the Next House Of
Representative.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.
An Inter Ocean Washington special
says: Officers of the House of Repre-
sentatives, now in this city, have been
figuring on the Congressional returns
and report that according to the re-.
turns received up to to day there are
LAP Republicans and IA Democrats.
Three districts in New Hampshire are
yet to elect, in which two Republicans
and one Democrat are e. pected. Four
districts are now in doubt; one in
Louisiana, one in Missouri, and two in
South Carolina. Estimating these
doubtful districts as being divided
equally between the two parties, the
House will stand, Re republican, l46;
Democratic, l47. Among the Demo.
Gratis are Alex. H. Stephens, who is
not ex pecled to be able To take his seat
this winter. which will leave the House
a tie in his absence.
Arrest Of Some Of Hausmnunisp's
Murdcrers.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 20.
Dennis, one of the negroes in,pli
Gated by the Coroner's jury in the
Hausmaunisp Sportsman murder, was
arrested yesterday in Columbia. In.
formation was given by one of the per-
sons arrested. A posse of eleven went
out this morning eleven miles to ar
rest two other negroes, named Vim.
and Stephen Anderson, who were
present at the murder. William was
arrested in town but Stephen was ut
his house, and refused to surrender,
and was only captured after being shot
several times, although no seriously.
Six negroes are now imprisoned,
charged with completely in the muir
der. Four more arrests, under the
Enforcement act, were made yester-
day. Nearly all Of the prisoners were
bailed, but sorne are still in Jail, Dis.
trict Attorney Carlin having instructed
Commissioners RoOSer to receive bail
for several aud to postpone it for
others.
The Vote in LOuisiann-Tilden
over 5000 Ahead.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
The total vote OF the State, made up
from the duplicate poll lists received
from AZ parishes, and 10 parishes esti
mated by registration on this year and
the { of 1874 is as follows: For Gov
ernor, Nichols. S4,202; Packard, 49,
in 1874. l47, 705; increase this year over
1874. 1858; Nichols majority over
Packard of all the votes polled, 5000.
Six of the Tilden electors give a ma
jority over the highest vote for the
Republicans of 9,249. The other two
Tilden Electors have a majority OF
7,036. The discrepancy Is caused by
the omission of the names OF five
Hayes Electors from the Republican
tickle in several parishes.
The following named gentlemen
have left the city: Oswold Ottsndorfer,
+. X. Condit, New York; CIV. Wooley,
Connecticut; Gen. j. Il. Mcdonald,
Jno. Coburn, ex Gov. j. Lee Carroll,
w. T. Hamilton, Maryland: Gov. A.
G. Curtin. Pennsylvania; J. w. Chap
man, Iowa; Chas. Gibson, Missouri;
ii. w. Harrison, Illinois; j. r. JET.
ireys and w. r. Sullivan, Chicago.
The gentlemen here on request of
the President and also those here by
request of the Republican organiza-
tons from States other than LouiSians,
have determined that they will stay to
secure a full stenographic report of all
the proceedings and evidence before
the Returning Board, $ o that an i'm
partial statement may be given to the
public and sent to the Presi lent. They
have also de- ermined to change their
Committee of Five from time to time
so that all their members may observe
the character of the proceedings and
appearance and character of the wit
neSseS examined.
Fall of u Church Floor.
UTICA, N. Y, Nov. 20.
During the Episcopal Church enter
tainrnent at Perrysville, Madison
county, Friday evening, a portion of
the floor gave way, precipitating yer
fifty ladies and children twelve feet to
the floor below, seriously injuring sew
eral ladies-one probably fatally.
what Does IL Mean-w Washington TO
be GarrisOmed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
The arrival OF four companies of
regular artillery in this city this even
ing IA so unexpected and so at vari-
ance with the statements made by the
President. Sherman and Cameron yes
terday, in denial OF the report that
Washington is to be garrisoned, as to
create q positive sensation. The force
comprises 234 men. The latter re-
ported his arrival to General Sherman
at six o'clock this evening and seemed
anxious to have a contradiction sent
far and wide of the story that a large