The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27
T Ell &C r A p HIC
Special to TIE
D.llLT' L.S'TELLlGE ENC Err.


New YoRK. Jan. 26.-The Worlds
Washington special says Governor KEEL
loeg is expected to reach here tonight
and conference between his friends
will follow. In consequence Of his
coming tonight. they have confident
hopes that vigorous effort will he
made To bring about a settlement by
calling in the aid of the general gov.
crnment
The report Of the committee Of in
yestigat,on from the Senate in Louis
lana lie nearly completed The ma or-
ity report will reprrssa: that they find
intimidation enough to affect the gen
eral result. and approve Of the action
Of tn. returning board in dealing with
the electoral vote. but finds its action
on the returns for State officers and
Legislature illegal, basing the last on .
clause in the Constitution. that these
votes are to be turned over to the Sec
rotary of State and canvassed BY the
Legislature In view Of this the report
holds that the Legislature should have
III bsg A., qrg.sized BY the msm bers elected
should have cAnvassed the vote for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
The report may also suggest that KEEL
l"gg hold over till this is done, or rec
onmend Military Governor
The minority report will show that
such intimidation AS did exist WAS more
than Offset Ly fraud and irregularities
Of the returning board 1t is intimat.-tl
that two Republicans regard the cain
of the Packard government unfavor
ably. and will sign = report saying 90.
| ELLENvILLE. n j.. Jan. 26.-The
! liabilities Of Jacob Hermance, who
made All assignment. are 100000.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Jan. 26.--Refer-
ring to the passage Of the bill for count.
ing the electoral vote. Governor Hayes
said to frisEt several days ago. who
makes it public this morning II wan,
il distinctl y understood do not desire
Ia Influence the action Of Congress one
say or the other in the matter Of th.
electoral bill. or any other matter re-
lating to the Presidential election. The
whole thug is in the hands OF Con-
gress and l shall tc content with its
action.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-The com.
mit'ee On the powers aud privileges OF
the House counting the electoral vote.
TO day, examined Chas II. Brush, the
operator At Tallahassee. From the I'd
TO the 10th of November he remember.
ell hearing kilograms going over the
wires. One from Gov. Stearns to z.
Chandler said. in substance: .'Bismarck
should be IT or near Tallahassee imme-
diately." This va. befprs the. troops
arrived Chandler autographed Etsasus
that he had seen the President aud
Secretary Of War. and troops would 10
sent Witness did not pretend 10 give
the exact words Of the dispatch, and
declined to answer the question Did
you speak 10 anybody Of the contents
of the kilograms :" Witness had no
recollection Of either party sending a
dispatch. saying. we mus, have Florida,
South Carolina, aud Louisiana By fair
means or otherwise The committee
adjourned I'll! Tomorrow. ,
MEDINA. n Y. Jan. e6.-NcCor-
micks cahine, factory is burned. Dam
age. $50. 900.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan ~ The fol-
lowing resolution WAS adopted by the
House of representatives.
Rssa'st,f. Tha; the vote tor the author
lied electors for President and Vice
Presiden. II the United States indicates
tbs election Of Rutherford B. Hayes and
William A Wheeler to those offices re-
spee'ively and they of RICH. ought to
tie inaugarated At the Na,,onsl CAPITOL
on tile ensuing &,h Of March by the
constitutional authorities.
ALBANY, y. Y, Jan. &c The Senate
to-day adopted resolution approving
ct the joint committee plan Ter count
in tie votes