The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-19

| saying Marshal Wallace conceded South
Carolina to Tildcn, both prove forgcrics.
Tho H'orli persists in claiming Til.
deus election. but its editorials aro sig
nitlcnntly devoid of supporting argu.
inent or facts. Its strongest telegram
is n special from Columbia saying
Hampton declares lie has received re-
ports from tho managers of the election
in every precinct III the State, and is
certain of his election by 400 majority.
He is equally certain that except for Re
publican frauds, he would have had ut
least 10, GOO and that lie. intends to prove
many instances Of repeating; illegal cor
duct OF managers, and hallpt-6Ux stuff
ing. lie KNOWS but little lie says con-
corning the Presidential result, but
don't coucedc the State TO Hayes
The Heraids Washington dispatch
says it is said nt Democratic hendguurt-
ers here, that Gy blundcr i'll the print
ing Of the Republican electoral ticket 0f
Wisconsin, only nine Republican cleo
| tors out Of ten were chosen from thrt
Stnte. and that rs n consequence tho
highest candidate OH the Democratic
ticket is also elected, giving Tilden the
requisite minority of lS5 votes regard
less of what may be the. result of the
electors in the three disputed Southern
States. .,
NEW York, Nov. IL.
a Times special from Tallahassee,
says tho county canvass Of the vote of
Floridn wns made to-day, but us many
of the polling places ure hurdreds Of
miles from all railway communication,
official returns can't be placed in tho
hands of the Board of State Canyassers
for ut least week. No figures that can
be relied ON hnve been received from
any oi the counties to-day. Tho County
Board have commenced the canvass and
it will rest with tho State Board to
throw out returns if frauds can be
proved against either. .,s....-
-... - ....... NEW YoRK, Nov. IL.
Officers Of the banks here nre COM
planning OF great difficulty i'll obtain
ing silver from tho Sub-Treasury. a
large coin broker on Wall street stated
that One-haIf per cent would be readily
given for American silver, while he
would charge one per cent to purchas-
ers. The Sub-Treasury, it WIS learned,
Ind no orders from Washington to issue
additional silver. The Sub-Trcasury
officials think the issue OF silver must
have nearly reached its limit; aLout
twenty million dollars worth having
been put into circulation. and that with
the fractional currency still aiTont, there
IL about the same amount of slnnll
change i'll the country as before the is
suo of silver. ....
... LONDON, Nov. ii. .
a dispatch by tho Renter Telegraph
Company from St. Petersburg snys the
Cars speech hus found general and
ehthnsinstic echo throughout the Rus-
sian Empire. All classes unanimously
declare without qualification their joy.
ful readincss to contribute TO and fulfill
to the utmost all demands which the
Car nnd Empire might nuke for the
protection OF the interests Of Russia.
a special to the Paris Temps from
Belgrade stntcs that the Scrviau Gov
ernment has received instructions TO
send bnck to Russia immediately all
Russian officers who havc not resigned
their commissions Ill tho Russian army.
vienna, Nov. II.
Tho political correspondence pub
fishes intelligence from Cunsiautino-
pie that tho Turkish forces in the
ncighbDrhOUd Of Erzcrnum will shortly
number 100000. 4 cnmp will he cs-
tablishcd at Schumla for tho troops
now stationed Mt NisirlI, nnd lao IF
Dcrgish Pasha's nrpy batlalions from
iemerr' Damascus md Alcrpu will
pass through Constantinnplo daily, cn
route for Schumln. The IIcct Of Turk
ish ironclnds il being divided im.o four
squndruns, ono Of which will rclaain In
tho BoHphOrus, two cruise on the Mcli.
tcrraicnn, aud the other. under command
Of Admiral Hobart pnsla, will cruise in
the Dlack Sea.
SAN FEAScGsCo, Nov. II.
Gold, lC9's aud lO9H.
Currency, u and 9lX.
~ noon to-day the Board Of Super
visors, by u committee appointed for
the purpose, began the canvass uf
election returns Of this city in tho pres.
cnco OF lnrgo nuinbrr Of prominent
persons Of both parties. The canYnss
WAS completed about 4 j.. rn.. lut the
footing of the columns will not ho mndn
phblioHil tb.,nJ:rJr morning. Tho
hgnrcs, as nndU MP informally. give
Hayes 21,2S0; Jildcn, 20, 1913; Duyis,
for Congress. 22,lit; Piper, for Con-
grcss, 1888, from which result tho Of
fetal figures will not materially y..ry.
When returns from tho Third Ward
wcrc called Frank McCoppin presented
u stntcmcnt 10 tho eject Tint Richard
Chute. who lInd been nominated iy the
officers Of election IN that Wnrd. two Of
whom were subsequently replaced hy
others nn application 10 tho lIOarl Of
Supervisors, nnd had frIcibly prevented
tho substitutes from nctiug. hc there.