Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-11-30

] T,1LAuAssEs, November 22.-There is
.,neal possible to the Supreme Court
t",,ch. however, does not meet until Janu-
~ sxcept on its own volition. 1t con
- IN extra session before December 9th
i hen Electors certificates must issue. Hence,
A .,crically, there is no appeal.
49,. PETERSBURG, November 22.-The
,.,r in receiving various distinguished per-
f[nnages during the last few days has stated
1%.t bo would still hope for the maintenance
I~eoce. but he considered Isussia's honor
"a his WI pledged to obtain the autono-
-, which he had demanded from the Porte.
Il ru,cAco. November pa Washington
q ,.cia, saws the National Republican Com
'ittee have private dispatches this after
NAN from Florida reiterating that there is
\ 10 longer any doubt as to the result in that
Et.te. but that the Republicans will carry
q ,o State on the face of the returns by a
mall majority without throwing out any of
\. fraudulent Democratic votes.
81 ro,uvB1A. November 25.-The Supreme
q ,o,,rt has Just entered a judgment Of ST 500
U = each and commitment Of all the mem
n s,.rs of the Board of Canvassers to Jail until
Released by order of the court. The court
IN now proceeding with the case against
T,ited States District Attorney Corbin, the
q ounsel of the Board, for contempt. There
Il considerable suppressed excitement.
IN ru1cAGo. November 2l.-The Journals
New Orleans special says: The Republic
III ans have completed the uncontested par
" she's. the vote standing, Republicans, %,
BAq4. Democrats 1850; Republican MAORI
IN 1914. The Republicans will probably
a,sye Ga and the Democrats 81 IN the House
The Senate is to be determined by the count
aDu Joint ballot it is assuredly Republican.
New York, November pa gentleman
who saw Tweed yesterday, in answer to in.
3uiries. said: "IIe is crushed and broker
In spirit, has lost his old buoyancy and de
liant spirit. He is suffering from pleurisy
how, and is actually i'll. He seemed wea
lied, and only anxious to know about hi
BID acquaintance. He is entirely in th'
lark as to what to do, and is even withou
legal advice. He needs medical advice NOR
Than anything else now
CHICAGO, November 21.-Tlse Tribune
Washington special says that the Secretar.
of the Treasury some days ago requested
the resignation of VIM. Barnett, Superyis
Ing Inspector General of Steamboats,, an
Barnett accordingly resigned to-day to tax
Effect tomorrow. He was for a long tim
supervisor Of Steam Vessels at San Frar
cisco. The request for his resignation wa
made because he was the patentee or own
or OF certain instruments used On steam yes
sells and has been using his official .positio
to advance them exclusively. James A. d.
III mont, of New York, will be his successor.
@ New York, November 24.-The .11ibm
says that in his interview with Governo
Tilden last evening, Governor Hendricks
said the public sentiment in the Wester
States in regard to the election was S
8 strong that he was impelied to come I1a
N to ascertain the condition of public feelin
AM neA0' LIZ Expresses HIS dulnlrttioH dI u
IS conduct of the Southern Democrats VIII,
without the least manifestation of turb'
lence had appealed everywhere to the court
snd he was glad that both in the West an
On his way hitherward to notice the disp'
IN sfon OF all, regardless of party, to hay
matters amicably and lawfully settled.
TALLAHASSEE, November 24.-The arg
fnents in the injunction and mandam,
81 eases were continued to-day before judy
White. Mr.. Sellers and Judge Biddle,
@ fNlladelphia in speeches and Governor Boy