Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO rHE DAILY SENTINEL,
WARRINGTON.

Elected President and Vice Pres.
fhemt Of the United states-Great
Excitement During IN Last
Hours Of closing the Electoral
Count.
WASHINGTON, March l.
At eleven o'clm.k Senator's entered
the hall and without delay the cleo.
toral votes of Vermont Ware counted
for Hayes and Wheeler. Then tie Ger
tifcates of Virgins and West Virginia
were announced for Tilien and Hen
bricks. Then comes the last State,
WISCONSIN,. with ten votes for Hayes
and Wheeler. The certificates having
been read, Lynde presented objection
signed by Senators Barnum, M.:Don
aid, Kelly, Cooper and Johnston. and
Representatives Lyn L., Bur hard,
Phillips, Tucker, Springer, Rice. Vance,
Young and Murey, TO counting 'he
vote of Downs, because hs held the
office of Pension Surgeon and Exam
lining Surgeon when he voted; that
Downs was not therefore duiy up
pointed an ElectOr for said Stale, and
that his vote cannot I've cOnstiiutiOnaliy
cJunted. The Senate, at ll:25. retired.
WASHINGTON, March 2-2 A. 81.
The bitter intensity of feeling, skill
full parliamentary ma%neuvering, and
exciting scenes Of turbulent disorder,
which have marked the proceeding
that commenced sixteen hours alo and
ar. only now drawing 10 y close. have
had no parallel in Congress since the
days before the war. The hopes OF the
tilihu>ters were strengthened by their
early successes and raised almost to a
point of confidence by the Speaker
ruling that all motions ordinarily per
tinent t. the main question would be-
in order; when, after Fields adrnIt
speech, a number of Inoderats Demo-
Gratis began to vote in favor Of Knht'>
proposition, with its Ol Ell BIZ 10
the Senate. the approximations of the
Republicans were intensified into de-
spondency and panic. The mnjori y
against Knott and Hopkins rp>olu-
tons, although comparatively small.
gave renewed hope tn the friends of an
orderly completion Of the count, and
il soon became evident To we'll inform
ell parliarnentariams that Randall was
merely letting refractory horses run
awhile In order to better rein them in
after ~exhaustinE their really constitu-
tional strength and privileges. II en-
came u weArisOme hour of waiting
for the round OF %parIia'nen' airy mo-
tons and roll calls to be completed,
and during this lime coOl- hea,tei oh
servers, Oh reaching the opinions.
agreed that the Speakers course wa
wIss aid judiciOus; aud that the tenn
per OF the factious minority. inf1ained
by the turbulent scenes which had
preceded his compromise ruling, would
otherwise have probably led them to
even greater extrelmitieS, with the re
suit of still greater loss of time aud
probably riot and bloOd>hed. A rag
ular cnngrpssiOn Il epOrt has already
furnished the details of the procsed-
ings up to this hour, and will, it -
hoped. present In time for your read
SrS' perusal an announcement oil the
final declaration Of the result of this
long pending and unprecedented pres
idential contest.
WASHINGTON, March 2.
The vote of Wisconsin being counted,
the Joint session aud the President OF
the Senate then, at 4:l0 A. NJ, in pres
ence of both Houses, de- :larei that
Hayes and Wheeler have each re-
ceived one hundred and e~ighty.five
electoral votes and are elected Pre>i
dent and Vice President of the United
States for iOur years from the 18th OF
March, 1877.
The Departure Of Cove NOR Haye~
o Washington Attended with n
Grand civic aud Military Ova.
tiOn.
COLUMBUS, March l.
CDvonor IyovyaS and .f lx,c, I.~o
for Washington this afternoon. Their
departure was made the ocra>ion of 4
ci>i c and military ovation. The street
leading from the Governors residence
tn tie depot was gaily decorated with
flags, and crowds lined the sidewalks.
A de- chment of United States tro,p>
irons the Columbus barracks, the Co.
iumtMls cadets, and the cadets from the
Ohio Agricultural College, formed an
escort, and various bands furnished
the music. The arrival OF the presi.
dental party at the depot was greeted
by = crowd of citizens, who rent the air
with lusty cheers Ms the President and
bis family appeared.
President Elect Hayes Arrives In
Washimxt0n-air~ma Reception
Great Preparations for che les
augurNl Ceremonies On Monday,
March Sch.
WASHINGTON, March 2.
President elsct Hayes and parry ar
rived here at nine o'clock 10 day. The
President elect wa resolved bv Elk
Gov srnor Dennison, Senator Sherman
and General Sherman, who. escorted
him from the depot. There were
present rs spectators about 1000 per.
SONS, who vocif-rou>ly cheered as lha
party passed through the lines OH their
way to the Carriages In waiting. Pres
iient Hayes and family were driven
to the residence OF Senator sherman,
where they will remain for the present.
When the President elect and parry
arrived At Sherman's residence q large
number Of ladies and gentlemen were
there to receive them ami extend con
CALCULATIONS. Arrangements are bs,ng
perfected for celebrating tina Inaugural
on Monday. General Whipple, Of The
United states Army, will be chief
marshal of the inaugural procession.
| All United States troops and marines
in the city, aud a light battery from
Baltimore, have been ordered 10 ~
port Tor parade. The Washington
Light Infantry corps, Washington