Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 10

10 REPUBLICAN LIES THE GIANTS MEET OREIGN NEWS Saturday Night I i Sri SV a AND THEY START A IRE WHICH BURNS UP THE BUSINESS PORTION THE TOWN 1 Proposed Resumption of Cash Pay meats on a Gold Basis iu Austria his that over "i IRST Dissatisfaction Expressed Over the East Bout An Interesting Athletic Exhi bition Given at the Close Special Dispatch to The Detroit ree Press Palatka la November 8 Palatka has been ravaged by flames which have destroyed every business house in the place except the groceries The loss is $750000 and the insur ance $250000 To the desolation of the situa tion iS added the apprehension of a negro up rising The fire broke out about o'clock last night in a small building used as a store room for High Handed Proceedings by Negroes at Raleigh 4 An Inhuman Mother I Minnie Pecksteiu a domestic einpioyfrl at 5 1 Congress street west on Saturlay pUce 1 ter born babe in an alley rear of the premise! Tat cries attracted tfie acairiW notified tte police The mother wm Jiscrts and made to take care of lie babe if I a W4 CHAMPION WINS THE SECOND AND ITH ALLS IN A MIXED CONTEST Tlere McLaughlin aad Muldoon Try Con clusions in the Wrestling Arena on vr THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 9 1884 Delude the Negroes of Palatka la With the Idea That Their En slavement Would ollow' Democratic Success to give the latter a hold waist but the Detroiter was it be did this he would be his head and shovel Muldoon excited great laughter The New practice but mc i 4 i A State Onicial' Amirance The following dispatch a i to Jlij i oa Turner Detroit has been furasbed Tn in Press: Albany November Ci welanJ lias csrad Yora and is electe I JOHN 0 AKNSWORTB A ijataK ijaei WORDS CONCERNING THE RESULT THE ELECTION Ixiumvillb Ky November This has been a jala day and no such demonstration was ever seen ji Louisville or the South The city has been wildly enthusiastic and 10000 Kentuckians and In dianans in uniforms carrying brooms and roosters paraded the streets this afternoon preceded by bands and artillery The whole city turned out and 100000 people witnessed the procession and re joiced over the triumph of the Democracy To night the procession is being repeated with the addition of fireworks aud speeches The Courier Journal building is the point of concentra tion and the streets are blockaded with men women and children gone mad with joy pent up for twenty seven years The speakers are well known throughout tne country To be noticed were the addresses of Gov Proctor Knott lion Henry Watterson CoL Asher Coruth Hon Ben 8 Robbins Borntraeger Hon leming CoL Chas Sears Gen A Baker Capt Joshua Bullet Jr Hon Alex Humphrey ex Uinef Justice Harges Maj Kinney lion Breckenridge Judge Ben Buckner Co' Bennett Young ex Attoruey General James Speed Capt Silas Miller Hon Isaac Caldwell Mr Paul Wolff Hon Albert Willis Gen Basil Duke Hon Standeford lion Boyd Winchester Hon Robert Mallory and others Mr Watterson in bis address said: believe that the election of Mr Blame and a new grant of power to the faction of whicn he is chief would have been the end of tree and fair elections in this country His defeat and its overthrow are guaran tees that the Republic still lives that the voters not officeholders are masters of it that the moral nature of the ople is yet equal to the great national emergencies and that the government restored after a quarter of a century to the hands of those from whom it derives being and for bom It exists shall continue to be the bell tower and buttress of liberty and union at once the sourcenl th rnarmn nf frei dom and freemen all over the world and not the machine of party nor the football of section nor the ex I elusive property of a privileged class ruled by no diviner right than that of the almighty dollar I am not a sensationalist or alarmist 8 till less am I a i victim of morbid ixihtieol imagination but in truth )f the mailed band of monopoly guided by selfish unflinching purposes of party spirit was ever to ba loo wd from the throat ot the Goddess of Liberty surrounded though she was by weeping and help less vestals of the tune had come when the miracle (for little less it seemed) suould be wrought 1 "give thanks to God that it has been wrought but I speak iu no partisan interest nor vindicative temper The Republicans Lave been rescued from themselves and tb day will come when they will feel it they do not admit that a change of parties was better than a revolution 1 ne uemocrats nave oeeu saveu in spite of themselves for many reverses had im paired their faith and sundued their courage and they could not have achieved this victory but for the help they got from the Independents All men and all races ot men will be gamers by a thriftier less costly and more accountable administration ot aftarn As for invself Icau truly stat: that I had 1K private stage or feeling in the result To me Officers of the Engineer Alutual BeaeS: Association The Mutual Esuet Associate elected officers as follows: Melliu Past 11 irst Assistant A Iinhlein Recording Woitex inancial Tnonias WalsX Treasurer llrauley Addison Librarian Lwis I i SI AUSTRIA PREPARING TO DO BUSINESS ON A GOUJ BASTS Vienna November 8 DunajewskU Munster of 1 inance has prepared a measure to be submitted to the Reichsrath which if adopted will result in the resumption of cash payments on a gold basis ure uwir ihumiovaaav ri Pmin and $2j000000J will oe raisi thrown a Gwma a Austria syndicate which will ANCE CHINA CI11 Gen Briere Paris November A oiP Th0 de Lisle bated on Tuyeu Quan Chinese have made a fresh irtwPver 5 One reucn They were easily repulsed however ore rnrnvu sailor was from Admiral Paris November 8 November 7 says Courbet dated Aelung 1 rid £Ortiiied worss that the Chinese had Sui but had beenre connnaoding tbe road to Ijrnwk pulsed with heavy loss after three noura mmr personally tbe election of Grover glevelancan bring nothing but the CS Ind forte of the state ot nspoMibility to wmcnrna vidually small as my 8hJTre inadequate much reason to fear that I shall pro wfll be no I tasK to" nut' the house in order It will be no easy task to satisfy the expectations of tbe oSintrv In the very nature of the case there must be a deal ot disappointments because although the outgoing of (the Republicans is a good thing the incoming of the Democrats can not retch with it a millennium ready made and cut to fit all wearers The adage says it is a long lane that has no turning" but twenty four years of Jane twenty four years of muddy lane as straight as a I ramrol not a crook anywhere and hard? I shine fox fire in front to lure us into aod i ditches tbe devil in the rear pricking the hindmost that is the sort of lane we have been traveling Well it has come to an end at last bless tbe and we can step upon the solid terra firms of highway Thereon we take up our Itae of right in the middle of the road too and if they ever catch us in tbe bushes agaQ they may swing us to the nearest sapling fhe next ume I Vin it Will IA OH there is aoy loousuueDs iu vuo iha linp tne nonn uou 9 In my judgment however the election of Cleve land and the change of party involve! has seeur us for at least 100 years to coins cord and domestic strife Nay a A rn rt I 1 IllilC 1 hft tprrtis Dt or til SoutoJuTSeotEastand West 'stand simply for points of the compass shaH Lave moremithematics and less geography in gfef poli tics We shall certainly have a bookkeeping We shall have in tbe Executive office a man wno cim tell the truth even if it hurts him self I am glad for my part that he is not a mag I netic man or a showy man but that be is made of tough stuff good goods honest homespun that will wear well and can stand the racket was uot mv choice and I am glad of that too because I want nothing and deserve nothing and can give his administration more disinterested and therefore more effective support for I am sure in advance that it will be if not a brilliant yet safe and sound administration The older I grow the more respect I have lor character and less for intellect that which Is wanting in our government is the genius of common sense and in our moral nature are sin cerity and conviction and these good qualities I be lie ve Grover C4evehvnd possesses in the highest SlSo'l am not sure but that the National Democratic Convention when it nominated builded wiser than I knew and whether it did or not praise be to the Lord of Hosts he is elected President of the United Stales who cannot be counted out of office and will ivia ctAflt mA mmina? 4th of March He I Tiiiaian vnrv ineiemeut season yv UX AA1O OV44V for electoral frauds He will not te counted out tn fhncanlJ numerals elzllt to seven It IS not now a case of coniparision or substi i action vet of addition division and silence but of multiplication Seven times eight are fifty sixth and that is not veiy far from the majority of Cleveland over Blame in the Elec toral College The National Democratic Committee claims less than actually belongs to us when it com putes our majority at eigiueeu more than are necessary to elect But the differ ence between the two tickets is represented bv a very much larger figure and when we come to the popular vote it is overwhelming There has been nothing in the canvass just ended which has gratified me more than the figure pre sented throughout by our candidate for Vice Presi onrihuiM ia nnthirn? in its close WbiCil SO warms my heart as the result of the vote of our neighbors just across the river All honor to Mr Hendricks and all bail to Indiana In bis person at least the wrong of 1876 nas been righted and nobly has he won his restoration to the confidence of his party There was a time when be seemed to have lost it I confess that I shared tbe feeling of distrust I entertain it no long er No man ever met the requiremmt of an exacting position with more enlightened courage and a more heroic spirit than he has done or contributed more to the success of the political campaign Indiana Las covered herself all over witn glory and though we have not our admirable Saddle in the White House we can get on pretty well with Hendricks as Vice President ILA Yrl thA I have no doutis I have no fears My belief is that we are about to enter a new era of national prosperity and honor My belief is that i oth par ties in tbe country will be improved by the experi ence Of this political year To one it teaches re sponsibility through great defeat to the other it conitueuua HlUUCianvu hv to all of us: "You Lave a great country Develop it Be proud of it You have a good country be true to it cherish it keep it pure As a people you are bone of one bone flesh of one homo geneous in every essential You have bail enough of figbting be friends again love one another rally nnrl ha Koazmn Ar aOOUD a COUIU1UU SWULiAU auu Otv WAV va Iteht and hope as tbe father of the Republic set it before the oppressed of every nation and every THE OICIAL RETURNS REPUBLICANS WILL HUG THE DELUSION THAT THEY HAVE NOT LOST UNTIL THE OICIAL CANVASS New York November The Commercial Ad vertiser this afternoon says: It seems generally agreed to day by law abiding citizens that the offi cial vote must be awaited before the question of who carried New York can be settled There is no disposition on tbe part of Republicans to deny the claims advanced by the Democrats The Republi can position was thus simply stated: The largest vote ever cast in New York has been polled It ex ceeds 1500000 Out of this immense number of ballots deposited in thousands of boxes in the sixty counties of tbe State it is contended that a plurali ty of less than 1500 votes has been given Mr Blaine's friends do not claim an excess of that figure nor do Mr The ques tion is who received this plurality? Thus far unof ficial flgures have failed to satisfactorily demon strate it Both sides have insisted that tbe other was bcaicn ice great ouuy jl none of such decisions The question must go to tbe body that has been legally constituted for just such purpose and happily that body is one in which every fair and reasonable man has the profoundest confidence This is tbe situation to day and it is one that will be maintameu uniu mo ijurauuu in official manner and to that no objection can be I Qnv mnn who has the welfare of his coun try at heart Up to 1 o'clock to day there has been no change in the vote of the State as reported in the inomihgf papers It then stood with Cleveland plurality at 1460 NEWSPAPER RETURNS THE PRESENT POSITION THE METROPOLITAN PRESS New York November The Sun says: One of tbe most remarkable features of this exceedingly close and exciting election has been the wiae dis crepancy between the various computations of tbe result in New York State offered to the public from different sources Not only have both sides claimed a plurality for their candidate but their estimates have been as much as 20000 apart although it was apparent on Wednesday morning that the result must be very close Returns collected by the buu from every county iu uw oiaiu huvc xivaai maov indicated a small plurality for Cleveland and when this has been slowly cut down as corrected figures have reached us it seems now to have reached a point where comparatively little change is likely to be made by further revision While the Associated Dress returns from election districts appear to vary considerably from the fig ures we obtained and to give some countenance to the of tbe Republican National Committee that Blaine has carried the State by a very small plurality yet we have so far been unable to discov er any reason for expecting any material change in the result as shown by our own carefully collected returns which give Cleveland a plurality of 1206 in this State The Times computes the plurality of Cleveland at 18GJ The Herald places plurality at 1906 The World says probable plurality in the State is 1414 'ivihnnn vtrn tvsi Estimates as to the re sult of this State continue fluctuating in such a way as the returns from time to time come in as to show that the margin is so narrow that the official count will be indispensable to aeterinine the result THE ALBANY DISPUTE AN INVESTIGATION BEGUN THE UHARGE3 RAUD IN THE TWELfH WARD Albany November 8 In view of assertions that frauds have been perpetrated in the returns from the Twelfth Ward of this city Justice Clute to day began the Investigation to see if the crime had been committed A large nuiuberof witnesses were sub penaed but owing to the thoroughness of the ex amination in each case only four testified Eugene Burhugaiiw and a in I All publicans Those sworn were Alexander Selkirk Kobert riday Deputy County Thomas Dolan and bupervisor Janis Ise ox tho Twelfth Ward The dispute relates only to tne votes for County Treasur and Coroner It is ab legsd that in one district a new return and a forged oud'Wrte substituted tor the old oue and that in other districts erasures ny chemicals of the true vote' have been made and a false set of figures written in Tne Kepuuiicans ciami weacwvuvi the ir candidate for i ounty Treasurer by eight ma jority and for Coroner by 128 THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY HOLD AN IMPROMPTU MEETING AND EXCORIATE JOHN J' KELLY New York November The County Democra cy held an Impromptu meeting to night aud ap pointed a committee to arrange vxor a ineeung va I LIC1 maJe 1 iJ te Tbe Jh 11'' i their fellow Democrata fbrtuotthe other friends of Rood that may be made bpringfield ill Springfield III November of thia city celebrated today nnJ noon a salute of 1 00 guns was fired and to night the greatest enthusiasm prevails and the people are with excitement Tb city Is now ablaze with honflresfireworifs and illuminations A procession A McClernand Alfred Qrwgfodorff ftnd others rrrTSBURan Pittsdurgh November 8 Ths Democracy had a monster demonstration to night Over 6000men were in line and great enthusiasm prevailed There was no disturbance A meeting was held at Na tional Hall and resolutions adopted declaring con fldetwein the National Committee accepting their that Cleveland and Hendricks were elretedand that having been elected they must be Inaugurated A JUBILEE AT ATCHISON KS Atchison November 18 The Democrats held a jubilee to night in honor of Cleveland and Hen cricks The meeting was addressed by Gov Guck and others 'a nmTUTJLTTA'J AT SAN RANCISCO rancisco November The Democrats had a mammoth torchlight procession this evening in honor of the election of Cleveland A salute of 100 guns was fired on tbe plaza in front ot the I Hall AT GALVESTON Galveston November The Democrats of the city devoted the day to the celebration of ths vic tory After firing 100 guns this afternoon a largely attended mass meeting was held and resolutions adopted declaring the belief that Cleveland and Hendricks were honestly elected rejoicing iu a victory that wifi enable tho people of the South to rkrnve that they are tolerant of their political ad versaries and are especially friendly to the colored night there was a grand torchlight 000 being in line Many transparencies bore mot toes A large broom near tbe head of the column wa libXSweep them A mass meebng at the Opera House to nignt was larP' The afternoon resolutions were others Ballinger Congressman elect Crane and otners poke All largely attributed the Democratic suc cess to the independent vote AT OTHER POINTS IN TEXAS Telegrams to the Galveston News give accounts of equally enthusiastic demonstrations in every principal city of the State At Dallas ort Worth Houston and San Antonio large torch light proces sions paraded the streets followed by mass meet ings The demonstration throughout was remark able" for its enthusiasm and continuance AT KANSAS CITY IN THE EVENING Kavsar City November 8 Tho Democrats in a public meeting in Turner Hall to night adopted res lutions congratulating the American people on the election of Cleveland and declaring their will thus expressed cannot bo subverted The concluding resolution is as follows: we approve the sen timent which declares that any party can bear to be defeated but no party can bear to be defrauded and we supplement the same by saying the Ameri can people cannot and will not submit to a repeti tion of tbe political frauds of The committee decided to hold a ratification meeting next week Chicago November A national salute was fired here to night by direction of the local Demo crats and during the evening a parade by the young Democracy occurred through the business portion of the city between 8000 and 10000 men being in line There was a liberal display of pyrotechnics and some wild scenes of enthusiasm The buildings occupied by the Iroquois and Cook County lleiiio cratic Clubs were decorated with bunting and cov ered with flags and at these points on the line of march great crowds were collected to view the line as it passed AT INDIANAPOLIS Indianapolis Ind November 8 The Democrats jollified to night over the victory of Cleveland and Hendricks a street parade being the special fea ture The streets were crowded with people and there was much noisfe confusion and excitement Tliere was a larse number of fights imk! the police made many arrest? but no one was seriously hurt A GRAND STATE RATIICATION TO BE HELD TUESDAY A grand State ratification and jollification of the Democracy of Indiana is announced for Tuesday next in this city The uniformed clubs of the State both Democratic and Independent Republican have signified their intention to be present A largely reduced rate has been agreed to by tbe railroads centering here Invitations have been extended to Gov Cleveland Hon Thomas Hendricks Hon McDonald Hon Daniel Voorhees Hon English Gov Isaac Gray Gen Manson Hon Hanna Hon VV Hunter the Presidential electors all the Democratic Congress ional candidates of the State and distinguished Democratic speakers from abroad who aided in the recent canvass of the State ENTHUSIASM AT ST LOUIS IN THE EVENING Bt Louis Mo November 8 The Democrats had "a grand jollification to night and the streets have been ablaze with torches and pyrotechnics All the Democratic clubs of the city assembled on the Twelfth Street Market Square and with torches and music paraded from there to the Court' House where huge meetings were held on the east and south sides' of tbe building and in its rotunda The demonstration was not only very large but intensely enthusiastic and noisy and at times wildly excited Among the Bpeasers at tbe Court House were Senator Vest ex Gov Phelps Congressman Broadhead ex Gov Brown of Tennessee Congressman elect Grover and more than a dozen other politicians A salute vf 100 guns was also fired AT HARRISBURG PA Harrisburg Pa November A national salute vas fired from Capitol Hill to day and a monster meeting over which Gov Pattison presided was held The Governor made a speech saying he be lieved Cleveland had been elected and predicted his proper election when the matter was fully de cided Resolutions were adopted declaring that any attempt to subvert the popular will must be met with stern and unflinching resistance ng Increase of the Cholera at Paris Col McLaughlin champion wrestler and YVm Muldoon tbe New Yorker champion ot Greeco Roman wrestling met in the arena at Theater last night for a purse of $900 offered by the manager of that thea ter The attendance was small being estimated at about 400 which was undoubtedly due to counter attractions and the high prices of admission charged Both of the contestants were in good trim and the exhibition was a satisfactory one Owing to the delay in the arrival of the referees it was late before the contest began Dr Eva of No 363 Grand River avenue was umpire for Col? Mc Laughlin and Daniel for Wm Muldoon George If Penniman introiuced the contestants and announced Edward Gillman as referee The latter stated that tbe contest would be as fol lows: Collar and eibow Grseco Roman catch as catch can back hold and side hold He promised to give each a fair show and hoped that the match would end satisfactorily A silver dollar was tossed up and Muldoon won the choice of falls He said: will take collar and elbow The referee asked under what rules the wrestle would be con ducted Muldoon replied that he favored lettiog the referee decide this and Col McLaughlin an nounced himself satisfied Mr Gillmau then an nounced that the match would be governed by Ed rules This seemed to please the audience THE IRST BOUT Time was called by the referee and Muldoon pro ceeded to put on a harness The referee asked McLaughlin if he was satisfied with this he replied I have no objection to anything in my Tbe two giants were then ordere to take bold the time watch pointing to 8:41 McLaughlin at one assumed the aggres sive and the battle began in earnest Muldoon was determined not to allow himself to be thrown as easily as tho Detroiter believed he could be and made an interesting fight against his adversary After some play he made a desperate attempt to whirl his opponent off his feet but McLaughlin showed his strength and landed solidly which the spectators loudly applauded It becime evident that Mti'doon was the man he was claimed to be and he seemed to hive the sympathy of the spec tators inasmuch as McLaughlin was the recognized chempion of this style of wrestling The De troiter made an attempt to knock Mul doon off his feet which the latter dodged but a' moment later he was entangled in an inside lock by McLaughlin This he broke and was warmly applauded Mac grew more earnest and tripped the New Yorker who rolled over preventing a fall They got holds again and Mac felled Muldoon who however formed a bridge and both got up A series of scientific plays followed in which Muldoon got a lock but Mac broke it and in another moment Muldopn attempted a over lock but Mac caught him at his game and squarely floored him amid the cheers of the attendants Muldoon smiled as he arose and the referee announced the first fall iu favor of McLaughlin time seven minutes THE SECOND BOUT Muldoon chose a backhold for the second bout and was very aggressive The contest showed tbe marvelous strength of the two athlete? Muldoon lifted the Detroiter off his feet which was retaliated by the latter Mac forced Muldoon down in a ter rific struggle but the hold was broken and both got up A most exciting struggle ensued which re sulted in McLaughlin throwing his adversary squarely by swinging him to the right Referee Gillman announced the fall in favor of the De troiter time four minutes THIRD BOCT The third bout was announced according to Mul choice as catch as catch can Time was called at 9:13 and each of the contestants watched for an opening They played as kittens would and each scientific movement was greeted with rounds of applause Muldoon showed himself very active while McLaughlin was on the defensive Muldoon made an attempt to trip his opponent by catching hold of his leg but Mac quickly sprang back and saved himself or some time each worked hard to get an advantage of the other and the strength displayed pleased fno spectators Muldoon was caught by McLauglr lin on bis left leg and floored but quickly turned over Mac attempted to turn him over without avail Muldoon then with great force rolled on his back but he formed a bridge Muldoon grunted as he endeavored to press tbe Detroiter down and succeeded after much hard work in breaking the bridge The fall was announced in favor of Muldoon time seven minutes the fourth bout The fourth bout was Graeco Roman The men took hold at 9:27 This was the most inter esting contest of the series Muldoon displayed wonderful science in this his favorite stylo of wrestling He was qtfck and active and made some brilliant plays Ho got a neck hold on Mac which tho latter broke after a hard struggle Mac caught him in the' same way and shook him as a cat would a but Muldoon would not be thrown Tbe New York champion also shook Mac up lively but with out result Muldoon repeatedly turned his back to McLaughlin arouiid aware thrown awav which Vnn' Rr nersisted in his oKhlin was determined not to give him his way lie got Muldoon to his knees and made a desperate attempt to put him on bis back but he broke the local hold and in a twinkling got McLaugh lin around tbe neck Mac got out of the dangerous place and although both showed signs of being fatigued they weut to work in earnest Muldoon forced Mac down on ids knees and the latter caught his adversary around the neck Muldoon raised bis head causing McLaughlin to let go his hold and Muldoon then got tbe advantage forcing Mac to the floor tieing the falls in nine minutes the fifth bout The contest being even grew intensely interest ing last bopt was announced as being side hold Both took hold at A ring wjis produced by the referee which both accepted on the ground as stated by Mr Gillman that on ac count of sweaty hands one or the other was likely to let go his hold The referee said that be ould decide the bout against the one who let go his hold The contest was an exciting one Both competitors were floored (ind after a lively struggle McLaughlin pinioned Muldoon down: The latter let go of tbe ring and Umpire claimed that there was no fair fa 11 The audience began to shout and demanded hmt Ke contested over again McLaughlin held up the ring claiming that he had won tae fall aud match Considerable confusion ensued and Muldoon appeared indignant Referee Gillman Mid that he bad stated that whoever broke his hold be would decide against and be therefore declared the fall and match in favor of McLaughlin He did not know the dodges in this line and as he said at the start the loser must take the consequences The audience continued their demonstrations ot dissatisfaction and Muldoon said that he did not accuse the releree ot unfairness Nr Gi lman again announced that he had decided the match and Muldoon said he would stand by this decision Loud cries of fraud were raised which were by McLaughlin who sa that he did thq best he could to win the match and won it AN YyrwfrMTTNQ EXHIBITION Referee Gillman said' that the contestants would celebration over the election of Cleveland and Hen dricks and their local ticket Ellery Anderson presided Mr Anderson said John Kelly had been taught that he would not be tolerated as "boss Other local speakers made addresses ih wbfchjfcey excoriated Tammany Hall and declared the would not submit to being counted out A resolu tion was adopted calling for sworn aa to any selling out known to have taken place on election day REPUBLICAN ROT i ISSUED BY THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE New York November Tbe following address was issued by the Republican National Committee this evening: Republican National TIeadquatehs I New York November 8 The Republican National Committee are taking tbe most careful and thorough measures to ascer tain errors if any have been made and frauds if any have been committed in the returns of the late election in the State of New York It Mr Cleveland shall be found to have a plurality of even one vote a prompt acqiescence will follow from We Republicans of tbe (United States if Mr Blaine shall be found to have a plurality of only ono vote the prompt acquies cence will be expected from the Democrats of the I United States The beliot of this committee I founded upon investigation is that Mr Blame bos I a plurality of several hundred votes and if that be so every honest man will demand that it be otli cully declared Until the official declaration shall be made we ask the public to unite with us in an honorable effort to secure a perfectly fair count Purity in elections is tbe only safety for Bepuohcan institutions li JVxTlLOy V1XU UJUU essenden Secretary IND WILL LIKELY PROVE A NEST New York November Secretary essenden of the RenubliCan National Committee this after noon had a conversation at Police Head quarters with John and President rench or tne Police Department and "at its conclusion tele graphed to Elkins and George Bliss or any others who might be at Republican headquarters to come down at once to Police Headquarters as something of great importance demanded their immediate at tention It is stated that a mistake has been found in the Twenty fourth Assembly District anu' est chester County which when corrected wifi give 4JU votes in favor of Blaine GROUNDLESS CLAIMS UNSUPPORTED REPUBLICAN ASSERTIONS New YoqK November The Republican Na tional Committee have issued the following: Republican National Headquarters I New York November noon To the Republicans of the Country: We have carried New York xtie official count will confirm it Blaine and Eogan have 218 electo ral votes and are elected (Signed) JONES Chairman Samuel essenden Secretary Gregory conducted behalf of tho Ite Newpout 1 after Tew died war yje served tbrouu eraltmascb Island red Johnson was snt to the Justice Miner on Saturday until is larceny John Johnston got a three month' like offense Patrick O'Leary and his acr were nrrestel for blowing the spe uiauuii siure uu urauoi avenue uvp pleaded not guilty Their ixaanajt for Tuesday afternoon James Garrison was arraigned fj saloon open on el cetion day Juiia Wahl and Maggie Hanley were for being disorderly persons 1 GREAT BRITAIN COMMENTS THE LONDON TIMES ON THE AMERICAN PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST London November The Times this morning in a leader devoted to the American'PresMential contest says: is unlikely that there will be any serious attempt to contest the result of the election Blaine is a man of great gifts and an accomplished speaker but he has unhappily" identified himself with speculative and moneyed interests Cleveland bas few bnlliaut qualities His public career has been comparatively brief and modest but he has shown some sense of public duty and will faithfully discharge his trust without favoring either the magnates of Wall street or demagogues It is to be hoped that Bayard will ac cept office under Cleveland Bayard is a man of the highest integrity and ability and will not dis cretiiw tiie ucbi itliqilious ql The Democrats must now show that they are true furniture ana situated behind a negro barber i to the principles of public purity and adiniuistra sjOp A gale prevailed and the flames spread tire reform Tho recent electoral conduct especi I ally on tbe Republican side has disclosed the ex with a rapidity which baffled all efforts to istenee of widespread! corruption which has I check them Palatka had but one engine and alarmed honorable men in all parties I Tbs the redistribution of parliamentary beats I aid was obtained fiom Jacksonville ILe London November The Cabinet has beenun Hotel Palitka was burned almost over able to agree on apian for the redistribution of I Parliamentary seats and referred the draft of I the heads of its guests many of ihe scheme recently published to the Ministerial I whom escaped in their night clothes One Committee for amendment The delay which will thus be caused lessens the chances for tbe intro 1 affrighted negress threw her baby from a duct ion in November ot the bill Liberal members wjnijow Devereaux Rogers mam of Parliament outside tbe Cabinfet are privately I conferring with leaders ot tbe opposition on the moth dry goods aud grocery establishment subject or a compromise The basis of agreement wa soon ablaze and in the midst of the con nroDosed is the division of city constituencies into I single member districts one member to represent flagration a keg of powder burst scatteiing every 50000 of population three cornered constit jebris and snarks in every direction Two fire tiencies to be abolished burghs containing under 4 10000 Inhabitants to be allowed one member I men were injured by flying timbers Buildings a gunboat for the isle of skye across the street were ignited and the fire trav rtipoficemen eled with uncontrolablo fury large Isie of Skye next Tuesday block and Hotel were soon con London Northbrook irst sumed Col buildings four in num Lord of tbe Admiralty has earnestly urged upon ber were soon ablaze and the whole businessHTan'noJ 1W ci portion of the city became a roaring furnace torpedo boat In accordance with Lord North 1 The ILarkin House a magnificent building almost exclusively patronized ny Northern I cruisers aud a number of torpedo depot vessels for tourists was leveled to the ground and the ath0u00nd int' Putnam House which catered to the same I the exhibition class of trade also fell The Presbyterian London November jK Reports received by the I Executive Committee of the international Inveu Lliurcn was also oumea I Exhibition promise an immense influx of All efforts to learn the individual losses and THE RETURNS AGREED American exhibits chefly through the commission a comparison at Brooklyn I HOUSE Ojr commons I business firms were burned out Many of the New York November The election excitement London Novemoer 8 ln the i Commons to day oge their all and will be unable to in Rrnnklvn has subdued and business resumed Marriott Liberal offered resolutions witli the ap sunerers lose tneir an bhu ue a in Brooklyn nas sunuuea anu provai of the Conservative leaders which were resume The fire is attributed to incendiar Bulletin boards and telegraph offices are aesertea upon the table providing for the suspension of and political banners have been furled The com the siuRjag fund which fs devoted to paying off the lsm rnlttee of Democrats who are comparing tbe re national uebt lor twoyerrs aud placing the THe WORK LAWLESS NEGROES turns of the Presidential vote completed their labors dmecrse of 'toe navy Adimral Ever since the election of Cleveland became to day It was found that the two sets of returns I i tie proposal received the sniport of many probable the negres have manifested inexpli agreed exactly The two sets that were compared Liberals upon the ground that there is immediate They became imbued with the were those delivered to the County Clerk and those necessity for strengthening the Eughsh fleets and came alarm Aney uecaiue to the Police Commissioners that the adoption of thee resolutions would render idea that a return of Democracy to power I additional taxation unnecessary I meant their re enslavement While the LOOKING OR A LOOPHOLE I Xyr 1 Democracy were jubilating several bands of TlEfTTBLICAN3 UNABLE TO THEIS GAUX2G I JAr4rDA the republicans unabmjo swofctiN negroes marched through the town with Albany November The Evening Jour Quebec November Masson hsta been guns on their shoulders They said nal claims to have discovered an election fraud in sworn in Lieutenant Governor of the Province of that they would paint tbe town the Twelfth Ward of that city It charges that the Quebec and eaten possesion of the Gubernatorial red and the conflagration is looked figures were so altered os to elect the Democratic I residence at Spenceryroqj lunon fulfillment of their threat Those unprecedented labor exodus onhand when the fire first started report an the county be thrown out Cleveland would lose 388 Quebec Dio ot sbtP and unlnistakable odor of kerosene While the votes although it is not charged Were were any otiier laborers from Quebec this fall to seek cm u'iiui frnvia in ragm to electors I ploymeut in the souliern parts of American ana conflagration was in progress the negioes le Canadian lumber woqds is altogether unprecedent fU8ed ajd jn saving goods or extinguishing CONTESTED ELECTIONS Several of them were caught IN RHODE lykAXD of the city and neighborhood who never went away steaiinr and knocked down A lively scrim I rovidexce isovemoer xi i before are enuer hrcuuiuk wkv DemocraUcndidato for Congress in ths Second jrwo men of the miipiqoten doperadoes ar I mage was the outcome and a not was a 0 4f 4 Ikf rt A 1 rested i I imminent when the Ma vor called out the Gem District win contest me i itxnuu ut Toronto November Inspector ward received Pierce Preparations are now in progress The I to ay frouvSault Bte Marie stating that I City Guards and prevented further trouble ease wii tw oas on vouu Sjichipicoten desperadoesWallace and Me The negroes laughed as store after store suc bribery uregularlties and illegal voting GUrtveraywho wero Kwing while Toronto police were there and arterwey naa terc commmeu sev 1 cuiuuuu lu iuu uauxco unt I ertU lawless deeds batt arrested by United I fourn the rest of tbe town Great excitement bvtjiteS detectives iluu xiauucw uvri lucttutuunnvu I at the Sault Wallace as foreman cf the gang of I prevails and fear of another outbreak of fire Italians wnolived belte and was implicated in a nnH riotin" is felt The city is under a strong RtabLing allray last wrnver THE CATTLE QUAlUNTlrfE AT POINT EDWARD SUSPEND guarao nignu NEGROES RAISE A ROW AT KALE1UH Raleigh November There has been much excitement here incident to the election but good nature has been maintained until to night when upon the receipt of dis patches claiming New York for Blaine the ne groes became greatly excited took possession of the principal street and attacked a Demo cratic negro Charles Cord well with knives and attempted to take down the Cleveland banner suspended across tbe street Being warned to desist they left the work un finished SPOETING MATTERS aw i AUioitiOD whiih Irate the different 1JL stepped forward after mv 9 Laughlin twisting tne rin trick I have not would give the ihfiww expuuned the arM ot floored Col McLaughlin uhoSo1 thrtaV will la New korker was warmly apph btion was eudei at midhight for New York ue naa received at the hands of hi Aln vA 4 factory of destroyed Thls J'C' Outside of tiie Insurance At 12:50 this nwrmn a erel the carriage manufa Wilson Nos 17 and rjjons if was a five story brick bll! seventy men were emploved ia spread with great rapidity ar entire bulJmg An alarm' when tho ire Department arrircl they had a hard task ua their efforts the fire apparent that the building 7 second alarm was turnea in tho adjoining buildings Lhrnnph th vAuuui ox me saved At 2:30 o'clock in twi iaaiici voiiiro! os' was totajy destroyed said originated in the wo kmeu left alter concludin' unlay evening everythin wa' a tory was fully stocked witli mit on the contents is estimate I ty tors at SOt) The bull by the thin is wv ill 1 is an insurance of about oa in? a net loss of 15000 rji citement in the neighlwh 1 a dents who believe their i moved their household goofs to The fire is a severe bioW lo Lle number of orders on url Baltimore Nvveu ot the too Cathedral to morro' ah members bishops bishop" a ders tbeolocia etc 11 I II 1 1 present Arc be irate presided W0 that have ten 7' liininary rie al1 1 'Xl6e Of Chancellors uty ru counc1 neieut'our crty rue couix il opening ot tne a grand cereinouj A Serious Hemocratic ib neiu'rl' national alute iu I rtAi ni I ru in A about a 'a was gTtbi Ji seriously hurt nesia Mr Xi The Turf MAUD DOES A MILE IN ON A ROZEN TRACK 1 SIXTY EET TOO LONG Lexington Ky November 8 Sir Robt Bonner 1 who arrived here on Thursday superintended the shoeing of Maud this morning and then directed that her trainer Bair should give her two exercising miles to keep her up for a cup perform ance next week should the Indian summer last As the weather had been bad and the mare was short of work nothing great was anticipated The I time of the warming up mile was Bair nodded for the word in the first score of the second attempt and the first quarter was trotted in thiny tnree seconds the half mile in the three quarters in 1 :36 and the mile was finished good and strong in the fastest mile ever trotted in the State and tbe faste mile ever trotted in the month of November The tr ick was slow it having frozen last night and after the performance Mr Slade toe eugin er who Ijiiitt it and Mr Hamil ton Brisbv editor of tho Turf ield and arm went around it with a tape line Owing to bad footin'" Maud was compelled to trot on the turns eight from tho rail which made her mile not less than sixty feet too long All things considered the effort was equal to a mile in 2:084 The Oar TEEM ER OUT CONDITION Pittsburgh November 8 The single scull race for S500 a side between Peter Coniy of Boston aud John Teemer which Aras to have taken place at McKeesport this afternoon has been 'declared off backers declare he is not iu condi tion and have forfeited $1X) stake money besides $150 given Coniy for expenses Coniy and backers left for Boston this morning AN OVERLOADED BOAT A Capsizes and our Persons Lose Their Lives Bukungton Ia November Prof Jones Su perintendent of the city schools at Mt Pleas ant with another gentleman and five ladies entered a small skiff upon an artificial lake near that city last niht The boat was only intended to carry three persons and soon capsized Prof Jones Miss Ella Carpenter teacher in tne public school Etta Vedder and Edith Braugh students were drowned The remaining three persons were res cued A Report that Cov Cleveland is Engaged to be Married November Rev James McLeod pastor of tho Second Presbyterian Church of this citv and who formerly occupied the pulpit nf rhe Presbyterian Church at Buffalo says he basfi on gitod authority that Gov Cleveland will shortly be united in marriage with a young lady" of Buffido Mrs Storey Asks for the Appointment of a Receiver Chicago November A bill was filed in the Circuit Court this morning by Mrs Eureka Storey asking for the appointment of a receiver for the estate ot the late Wilbur btorey administrator during the pendency of any suit to contest bis will 1 4 armer Killed by a Tramp Milwaukee November 8 John Atkins a prominent farmer of Waukesha County was shot and killed by a burglarotis tramp this evening 1 be murderer escaped and hundreds of armed and de termined men are now scouring the country for him If captured he will be lynched Killed His Wife With an Ax and Attempt 1 1 Jk Troy Mo November Green Thornhill a i neiSo killed his wi fe sometime Thursday night by 1 cStetaE head open" with an ax He toeuat teinpted to kill biixweif' with the same weapon but jailing fled and waa caotuftto 1 i THANKSGIVING Gov Cleveland Names the DayforluC servitude in York Albany November 8 fuilo'Viug was thie nftrnoon: i STATE NEW YOnK TaOCLmTlON BT CLEVELAND GOVERN'1 I The people cf the State of Xtv mit neither their onliuiry occupYJous nnw imiKti il pause ot cxcaciLcJ jjvi uuj a minds from a sober and huiableacai' 1 I aruill 1 iu Ainuruiy uvu VAAL A "1X1 contributes to their happing for all that mat our proud comwonw'i ti I a long continued custom 1 1 4 'II I I I I I nil 1V rfl ber 1S84 to be special! thanks 'iying and prai 1 )bUl bititeac melt uiiic ri 'aYiePX empl ymeuts a id their rd I give thanks to Aitiit: ionr be hallowed by ttuiu 1 love aud watchful carem tn and in the social guLtruU' cr bors let hearty good a teued by a comes siuu God Ilona at the Capitol in th 1 kf day of Novimber the thousand Daniel Lamont Private HIDD danc eb tO Dynamite Cartrin Concealed by the Victm6 1 vania Explosion Philadelphia Novell Stouehersbunr avnitpinfliit here hi killed by the dynamite barn or house in this a' filled with eight? pt Ll niH est kind th i' can that shook the town last vee clowu until it were seven eigntus Six to twelve lortc talk about In'" out and Mir iig place with a view by the dead men pi explode ilium Presidential cout morning ne in the dynamite niai will buil 1 ay lt consid rable diu i ur5 A Jle added (hat li vulcanite powder cuii THE PLENARY C0V5 Vnzlrev1 Third third as lie IU i en tnu' AS WAS TO BE EXPECTED ONE THE UNEARTHED BY THE REPUB LICANS I 1LUBUU3 VVIVZ vwv VnrnmkniR Thft rflrAPll Cl IAftinnS I Srvv offrnV 1'lctt WMtPr I A vn AVV a AAA A UUM 1 aw let wa wvtAXZSV I claims to have discovered a discrepancy of 425 votes nTTiWAi November An order in council sus 1 iu favor of Blaine The Lawyers Committee ex (le cuttie quarantine at Point Edward tor amining tne returns tor two uays muuu uieiu wv month from dateu rect i affropriation urged fob the world exhi WISCONSIN Montreal Novemfifcr 8 A large public meeting political complexion of LEGISLATURE wag held at the Corn Exchange this afternoon Madison Wis November 8 The next Legkta ture of Wisconsin will stand: Senate 20 Republi I pounce of having the Dominion of Canada well cans 13 Democrats CI Republicans 31 I represented at the Exposition at New Or rtrtrtafa leans The meeting was addressed by Commis Democrats returns not all in tden Gcnertd Murehead ot the exposition returns not all Consul General Steam and a number of Milwaukee November Returns from some of jrOminent citizens of Montreal The meeting was tbe Senatorial and Assembly Districts of the State successful in every respect the utmost interest be are yet incomplete but enough is known to assure jng manifested and'1 resolutions were uua mously tbe Republicans of a majority of thirty one in the passed calling on the ftovernment to make the nec next Legislature on joint ballot In the Senate In es8ary appropriation ror a creditable display eluding nota over Senators there will be twenty two deaths from trichinosis Republicans and thirteen Democrats a Republican Ottawa November The evening paper says gain of two In the Assembly there will be sixty Theophile LatuliDhe has just returned irom the five Republicans thirty eight Democrats and one Canadian Pacfic Railway construction above Sud Republican In the last Assembly burg The day" he started home the latter part of there were lorty toree Republicans and fifty seven iast week he saw six railroad builders Democrats die suddenly in great from what was sup posed to be eating pork affected with trichmosis LOUISIANA a large gang left the Avorks PLURALITY TERRIBLE SUERING (CAUSED BY THE STORM AT ST New Orleans November plurali I qvEBBC November A arther Point dispatch I tv in the State is 17127 Only a few votes were ays: Ac 'St Luce lelow here two houses were I cast for St John The points to bear from will not overthrown and several bmldin ims damaged by the likely change plurality more than 1U00 Kpend the tiuev cold night in the bush on account votes of the bridges ad eing carried away The storm rttlb LOUISIAN pruauAlv WflS Ot UD 01X100 VUOIVUUU New Orleans November 8 The following will tiiA TsiiiainnfY HflpTMrinn irst Dis I Martin Democrat Second Michael CHOLtKflr i lOTs a vr i nd mu rr ii a 1 1 are AIII liaUD ivepuunuuu AuUHteu 71 I crat Blanchard Democrat pRis November Thirty seven fresh cases of ioya King uemocrac du a cholera Pari3 yestefday and twelve deaths In crat view of the small proportion of deaths the doctors MISSOURI I believe that tbe epidemic is not likely to spread OICIAL RETURNS I ENERGETIC MEASURES NOW NEEDED ST Txiuis November SOffimal returns of the election in this city on Tuesday last give Cleveland department to day that cholera bad appeared and Hendricks a plurality of 577 ord usion for lt Aubervillier in thedteeMe Governor has a plurality 02798 Standoff usion Sy SgeUc metres for Lieutenant Goyenior 273 The remainder of as checked at tlm tone oy the bope liat the the Democratic State ticket however excepting I insures would produce a like happy result Judge of tbe Supreme Court wi 1 receivo pluralities The 'morning journals ranging from 47 to 617 since June 20 there have been 1 B0 In the Ninth Congressional District John say to daj that sine sixty ot which proved Glover Democrat has a majority 1697 In the cases of cholera in ans sixty povoo Eighth District John Democrat is re fatal pAnis mortality report elected by a majority ot 1552 8 midnight Durmg the past NORTH CAROLINA caseVocbolera the Jisea THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY 25000 I Raleigh November The Democratic EGYPT majority in North Caroina i3 25000 The Congress I impediments io navigation ional delegation stands one Republican aud eight I "Wady IIalfa November 8 The great gate of the Democrats Tbe Legislature is more than two secoud cataract has been closed Owing to low thirds Democratic in both branches Deinonstra KiveP Nile all boats have to be por tions are being held in all the towns in the btate water in the Kiver xuw over election taged around tbe cataracts I 14 ADVANCE ROM KHARTOUM ILLINOIS An Arab arrived at Dongola from Khartoum by returns ROM ALL BUT ONE COUNTY the wav of Sliendy and Ambukol says water and Chicago September 8 Returns to the Associ lo are plentifulcn the route Ho ated Press and Daily News from all but one county report ot the departure ofto' Stew Calhoun) in Illinois give Blaine 22759 plurality art and'MrJHeruin forty mue dujs ago on a steamer These returns are believed to be approximately tor Berber mmsmrR 'l correct a majority of them being official a continuous fight 1th Jubeldairs for the loot of Hicks army TENNESSEE 1 NEAL ELECTED TO CONGRESS Chattanooga November All tbe returns aref now iu aud elect Neal Democrat to Congress by a majority of less than 100 A AMILY MURDERED A (Mysterious Triple Tragedy Near Bryant Station Tex Cameron Tex November 8 A horrible triple murder was unearthed at Bryant Station twelve miles west of Cameron Bernard Schiller an old Bohemian together with his wife aud 3 year old daughter was found murdered lying uear a straw stack Schiller and wife were shot through tbe head The skull was crushed They had be dead several days Tbe cause ot the crime is a mystery No arrests Movements of Ocean Steamers New York Arrived Steamsliips Rbynlaud from Antwerp Australia row Haui I London November 8 Arrived out Steartisblps I Canada from New York British Princess from Philadelphia Alicia from New Orleans rt JEsHSMS 1 hiaii kS i' A MR HI 1 4 "rt A 5 a 4 3 AW aw TH gRi 1 4 I 4 vX1 5 is X'" i 4 rt ri rtif 4 "i 1 4 JrjrtliU I fr i 1 I I II II tme.