AILY EE.
FOUUTUENTH YEAR. OMAHA , NEB , , FRIDAY MORNING , OCTOBER 17 , 1884. NO. 102
POPULAR VENGEANCE ,
Alrosions Crime at La llrossc ,
sin and a Prompt Lyucfc
* ? ho Elaine and Logan Olub President
idont Murdered ,
In .the Midst of a Political Do
rnoustratioui
A Pandemonium of Popular Fury
Ensues ,
The Jail Stormed and the Mur
derer Lynched ,
Lp5
" Assassin "Dies Gnmo"
| p5 _ _ The \Vrctohecl
" Pit Itotrluutlou to a ShockIng -
Ing Grliiio.
MUIIDEB ANU
LA CROSSK , Wis. , Oct. 10. F. A. Burton
president of the Blalno and Lopnn club hero
was shot dead by a mllUn known ns "Scitty"
nt 8 o'clock this evening. While tbo republl
cans were forming in procession on Mail
street , seven shots were fired in quick succes
sion. The murderer wns i rrcstod and huniet
to jail betoro the irammmn crowd could realiro
what nau occurreut jvs Boon as the tact was
made known there was tlio most intense ex
citement and hundreds of men In uniform nnr
carrying their torches hurried to tho.conrt
house yards and demanded that the prisoner
bo handed over to them. "Lynch him , '
"lynch him , " is the ganeral cry , and nt tins
moment , 8:40 : there are b uidreos of men b-
sii'ging the jail. Sheriff Scott , Chief of
Polico.Clark : and n possoof police nro nt tha
jail do'or trying to calm the infyriated multi
tude. No violence has boon done yet nnc
none may take place , but thcro ia an nwfu
current of public feeling. Tbo body of Mr.
Burton has boon taken to a drug store where on
thi examination showed thjt life was ex
tinct.
KVEIIY SHOT TAKING EfFECT.
Those who stood near tbo scene of the mur
der Bay that the man advanced from the
crowd on the sidewalk to withia : v few feat
of his victim and fired , the first bullet iuto
his back. Air. Burton fell to the pavement
and tbo murderer followed with six shots into
li\i \ body _ and head. Ho then throw the revolver
ver at his victim and gave him a kick , say in ?
"that in the s of n \ that knows mo and
that I have been looking for , " or words to
that effect. All this was done in a moment's
time and before any ono could realize what
had happened.
THE VICTIM.
Burton wai a broker and co-nmission mer
chant for I. II. Lowry & Co. , of Milwaukee.
Ho wns ono of tha best known men and moiC
piomiuent youug business man in the north
west. Ho was chosen president of the Blmno
and Logan club at LaCroese , mrj was man-
uing the campaign in thU Bection ,
4 Tin : MOIIOERBII
The motive ot tlu murderer is not known.
t\ " IIo is said to ba a deopernto character , who
has followed the river for a living. Uo has
served a term in the state's piijon. Attor
throwing the first revolver ai his victim \ \ wns
found ho had another in hij pocket , but ho
. , was arro < tel ; before he ln ( an opportunity to
' nso It ; The decoascrtiloivca t trifo jir
* " - * " . " " ' ' - ' *
THE MOB'S
The officers v/ere not able to stay the mob
who rcfosed to listen to argument. Fr in 9
o'clock to 10 tbo court house yaid tquaro pre
\ sented a Bceno which beggared dtscription ,
The mob inciea > ed until tbo entire space on
N the throe sides of the jail was a danse mass of
jmmanitv demanding that the murderer bo
liung. Tbo torches of men flared above the
sea of heads nnd wbtto plumes moved reso
lutely abuut the square. The best citizens in
the place were present nnd watched the fearful
fccsno with blanched faces but with no expres
sion of sympathy. ThoJo were hundreds of
women in the tboroughfn o aud walks nbout
the jail. T o excitement giew steadily in
force and the deni tnd at l.wt found loaders
with cool holds who methodically nbout
taking the man from prhon nnd lynching
him.
STORKING THE JAIL.
Beams _ were prowii ed nnd in n short time
the heavily boltsd and barrad doors on the
Foutth sticct side of tbo j ill ware battered iu.
The crowd poured into \ he first floor rouniR.
TboeliEriffH succeeded in rearing the first nnd
second time , but on the third rueh tbo mob
overpowered them ud lu-ld them to the
ground. Tbo interior wi eden doorj to tbo
cooking depai tment yielded 'iko ' to many plate j
of phsf. In the meantime the heavy oak door
leavllng to the irnm etuirway on the west sUlo
was bittercd down , und the crowd was in full
possession of the main corridor. Wnilu this
wns going on tha crowd ubout the placa be-
c nno al i oH colossal , but aside fiom tbo ruth
nf mon at tb. jail the best of order prevailed.
There _ were no drunken men in the uob.
Ones in the corridor Mtd o hammcrH were
u ed to break in tbo heavy iron doors , two In
nuin cr , that intervened between there nnd
tbo cell room. TbBO pnrn yielded , nnd ns
fc earb advnnco wns made , the crowd on the outside -
side were apprised and constant cheers of en
couragement wont up 'J bo prisoner hid been
confined in csll No. 3 nn the lower corridor ,
anil the crowd bad llttlo trouble in finding
i.i their man.
man.IN TUB HANDS Or TUB MOD.
Ho was taken troin the cull , dragged into
the ynr1 , ni > d identified ns ti.o guil
ty man. When ho nppearod fiom
the j il door , and hold up by
the men who ha 1 him in charge , there was one
long peculiar yoll. A nuraiur of men wen
seen climbing to the branches of trees and in
u moment one w s selected.
LTNC'IIEI ) .
A ropa thrown to a man eittmtc on tbo lint
strong limb , waiquiukly attached and every
thing made ready for iho execution. At this
point in the proco din s thorn was a panto.
Among the loaders were twine who wanted
the miirderor to make a etatoment , while
others , moro Impstuom , urged immediate
action. Tim muriiarur dec'ined to say any.
tiling except that bo was iheiinnwho ( hot
Burton. At this juncture thu cry wont round
"pull him up. "
'
"Hang Jiim , " "Don't lot him llvo a minute
longer. " Ic v/as unilerstood that the Liulit
Guard company of the Third riBiment , Wis-
coiuln nation 1 guard , nad been ordetedoin
to chnrrfo tbo mob , nnd thsro was HII imprea-
Flon that tbo execution would bo prevented.
No rally whatever of tbo guard w.vt malo. i
Tbo molb sdizej the rape anl made a
pull , Imt thn murderer freed his hnnrlg , nni
tha rope broke before bo wns rsisod from
the ground. In loss than three minutes n nev
rope was thrown o\er the bends of thi uruwt
nnd fell within a low feet of the executioners
This wnn ndjustod , his hands nud nrnm fit ml
tied nnd in another moment bo wan hanging I
nir with his fuco clo cly pro sed ngolint th
limb of the tree and tbo lorriblo tragedy wa
over The body was left ba pn ! only a le\
minutea , then tilicn down lifeless and left i
charge of the thcrlfT. . , . .
THE XOIIURIIKR'S ANIECEDENTS.
It If loarntd nt a lalo hour thnt. tha mvrder
cr'it true Bnino wai Nathaniel Mitchell , am
that ho wns a rlvonnnn who welded iu th
woods during tbo winter. Mitchell was to
puled to bo a dcsporalo chata tor , who fre
intently went upon Icnibl pprccs , and hv
been b'lth ' in jril and in the insruio asylum. I
aid tbit two years ngo who Air. Bur
ton wo ! ncting surveyor of custom
here , Mitchell frequently Importuned him fen
n ho'pltnl certificate. Burton prpcmptorl )
refused , telling Mitchell to stop drinking nm
ho would not need the attention of the Marina
physicians. The theory Is advanced by a few
that Mitchell thought bo was killing anothc
man.
QUIET nCSTORK.
Ono n. m , tbo city ii silent ns thn tomb nm
not a eoul to ba seen nbout tbo court house.
'S CANVASS.
STABTINQ ANKWtttt FRESH IIACEIKO ,
NEW YORK , October 1C. Gen. Butler ro
sumcd tba canvass to-day , having frcs'a con
tingcnt ait ! , nil his companions in the cam
paign heretofore bolng tired out. The genera
started in tbo famous hotel car "Etclka Gcr
fter , " but was ob'igtd to abandon her n
PoiiKhkcopsio owing to a hot journal , and con
Untie the dny'sjournoy in a regulati on p.iBtcn
s-or car. In this shabby condition , Schnectadj
was made tbo first etoppin ? place Cheeriug
iHUens , in bodies ranging from little groups
to largo uascmblagoi often hailed tbo train a :
Is sweet bv. At Montrose , Peekskill am
L'ougbkoep < lo many mechatiics in working
clothes gathered around the train ,
CABLE.
LANDING THE AMERICAN END.
MANHATTAN BEACH , Oct. 10. Arrange
ments for the landing of the second Mackay-
Bennett cable wns completed this mornign.
Hundreds of people are at the hotel to wit
ness the proceeding. The surf Is high but no
trouble is anticipated.
Later The cable will not bo landed bifpro
'our o'clock. It is nil coiled on rafts being
; owed by the tug "Irving" toward Und , A
collation was spread at ono o'clock in the
wvilli n Afterwards nddresss were made
jy D. B. Davidson , treasurer of the cable
company , Geo. G. Ward , goner.il manager ,
and John Murbead , inventor of the dnplot
Bvstom , Among those present were G , S.
3olo nnd Hector Docastro representing Mr.
Mackny. _
MANHATTAN BEAOT , October 1G. The
attempt to land the new cable was finally
given up until to morrow , it being said that
the entanglement of tbo hawser with the cable
on the propeller made the deby necessary.
Hooster DeBporftrtocs.
CHICAGO , October 15. A Daily News In
dianapohs special cays : News has just been
received from Unionrillo Orange county , fjr
removed from t ° lcgraph saying that twci Jmoa
named Espeniditz aud Miller escaped from
the Crawford County jail and took rcfugo
with the forme.r's father who is also Miller's
father-in-law. The MioiilT went there with a
posse twics last week to arrest them but was
ropuUed. Tuesday night tbo escaped prison-
era went on n spree in Union-
villo aud terrorized the town.
Saturday the citizens formed n vigilnnco
committee and laid foipo to the 12speniditz
houso. _ Tin old manjmdhs ! wifp were killed ,
morfa.fy wounded. ' ' > Tho'prisonerafesoapecfin
tb'o darkne . A.t last acconnts Iho mob were
pursuing them and they will ba certainly
lynched if caught
on Ohio
LONDON , FjOctober 1C. The Times this
morning in an editorial sayei'/'Ohio continurd
oyol to the republican party. It is unlikely
he will reverse tlio majority of 10,000 in the
oveiubor presidential contest , now narrowed
own to New York aud Indiana. No great
s < iues nave been raided during the campaign.
'ho personal question lias bpen moro deflated
han tbo tariff or civil Borvica reform. Wboii
ho election is decided frco trad > will bo the
oininating and dividinz question.
rnlu jJisa cr
TitliURY , Ont. , October G. No. 2 express
n Iho Canada SoutliTii ran into a gravel
rain hero. The smoking car on tbo express
vas ditched. Tbo engineer wns instantly
cill d , Samuel voods , of Fletcher , had his
lead fcorijusly cut , John Galagben's child
vo3 thrown out onto a steve nud its hand *
vern burred. Tbo baggageman was biirnrd
I'liwt ' bis legs and body. A surgeon nnd wreck-
ng train were sent to the sceno.
Accident ,
KAHIII-SUUHO , 1'n. , October 1C. A terrible
ccident occurred liero to-day. Miss I.I//io
Vnllaco in getting off tbo train on the Cum-
isrland Valley road , stepped in front of n
noving train on another track. Harvey Kos-
er , a cheek man , at once sprang to her nssiht-
tico , but both were run over Miss Wnllnce
as cut to pieces nnd both Foster's legs were
hnost cut olF.
Login ) to Visit lown.
CHICAGO , October 10. Senator Logan ar-
ivnd homo tn day nftor several weeks nbsonco
t tbo cant. IIo waft driven to the r sidenco
f 1'otter 1'almer where a number of persons
oiled upon him. Ho b is an eDgagnmont to
peak at Klk Grove , Ilia. Saturday , _ from
vhoro bo will go to Iowa , returning In time to
10 present with Mr , B'alno ' October 21tli and
n this city the day following ,
Onpluro of Di'nninlto ,
LiVERrooL , October 10. A Hungarian
Leerogo passenger wai nrroitnd , wliilo ilifiem.
larking from the Bteamer Lord Olive , by an
rirh detect ! o , The eearch of his luggage
ovealod thirty ixickages of dynamite , making
pound and u half ,
Notofl.
WASHINGTON , October 1C. Tbo president
ins rorngnlzfld Prrlrn Palis , vice consul of
ortugnl at Now Orleans ,
Meinbera of the international meredlan con *
cruuco called at the white house to-day and
ere presented to the picsldent by Secretary
f'rollLghuysen. _
New Vork'rt I'oll
NEW YOIIK , October 10 The number of
oters rcgiitirod is 77,01" . maUIns ; n total of J
52.413 , uRninst 85.03J last year for two doyu , I
ud 111 > , . 23 in 1830. J
BROOKLYN'S ' BARBEGIIH.
CloYdanil Dparionsly 'Qreelci ill the
City of ChnrcliES ,
The Lontr Glanders Wild in His
Reception ,
The Governor's ' Address on the
Alleged Issues ,
Tilden Oommunioatos His Eo-
grets by Wire ,
The Army of the Potomac Slug
gard Talks ,
An Kxponnlro Job of Kntluisi.nm uiul
a Blj ; Public Ilimst Boi-l' SprcntJ.
CIjRVEIj.VND IN BROOKLVrf.'EB
NKW YOIIK , October 1C. Governor Clove-
laud lese curly nnd looked refreshed altar
Lho fatlguo of last night. While lie was at
breakfast the reception committee Arrived nt
lita apartments. Ho joined them nt nitio nnd
immediately descended to n carriage , nnd
drove to Brooklyn bridge. In the governor's
carriage were Adjutant General Fairmont and
Major Banks , of Albany.
NEW YOIIK , Cct her 10. This morning the
organizations which tnko part in the reception
of Governor Cleveland in Brooklyn to-day as
sembled at the headquarter8nndthen marched
; o the stations in the streets assigned to them
near the East river bridge , where they fell
nto line to nwa.it the arrival of the guests. All
; ha space for blocks around the bridge were
hrongod with citizens. Chatriran Murthn , of
ho campaign committee , and chairman of the
rouDR democrats nnd independent repub lean
ilubs , rectived the gnvornor when ho arrived
n n carriage on the Brooklyn eido of the
> ridgo. The cro < vd cheered enthusiastically ,
lunrlreds of whittles of boats sounded nn
, hp river , houses in the neighborhood of the
iridga were decorated with bunting nud the
vindows crowded with men nud women. The
non cheered nnd the women waved their
landkorchiefs. 'Iho governor rose in the
open barouche , bowed Ins acknowledgements
and looked upon the enthusiastic throat with
n pleased smile. Ho was entirely self pos-
essed , satisfied nnd confident. Ilia carriage
ookti place in the line , the uniformed
organizations assumed their position , bauds
ilayod nnd the procession moved toward the
'ierpont house through the streets
rowded with cheering spectators. The gov-
rnor had continually to bow from side to side
u response to shouting and waving of hand-
cerchiefs. The plaz > i surrounding the city
ia 1 was densely crowded. The Lullding was
ecoratpd with national nnd state colors.
Many of the most distinguished men in the
tate met the governor at the hotel. Among
, hem was Henry Ward Beechtr who was
icartily cheered , 'iho governor was esc rtfcd
o the nrt assembly rooms connected with the
icailemy of music on Montague fiticut. The
wilding was beautifully decorated nnd the
itrqet without crowded to the utmost. As
he'governor appeared on tbfl st'cet on the
rny.to the - ' -mnaiallie wan cheered
nthus1lstlcally. > On entering lliaTfiuildingho
vas surrounded by those waiting to
: root him , and was for aomo
irno kept busy shaking hands
vith those presented to him. _ Among others
vera M.ijor Law , Commissioners li'losman
md I'artrigo , Alderman Kan , Collins , Oleua.
3oroporatiun Counsel Taylor , Horacp Dem-
ng , Senator Kiem.in Joseph Ilondrix , Sen-
itor Jacobs , w ho were followed by twelve
lundraj members of the recaption committee ,
vho filed pjst the governor , each shaking his
land. Time was allowed for hundreds of
thcrs to shako hands. Ho was escorted
0 n carritigo again nnd the procession
itarted for Utdgewood pwk , where the grand
i.irbacue , the feature ot the day , was to bo
lehl. la thoproo ssion weron mounted us-
ort of police. Grand Marshal Woodward ,
3hiof , and Col. W. J. Denshaw of tlio voter-
n. organization , ward organizations , w gons
apresorting buaino s , agiicnUmo and trade
itorests. Tho'rnute was five niiloa long aud
lie entire length was lined with crowds
ilany houses were handsomely decorated end
lie wmdowd full of men aud worsen.
The procession reached the rark at 2 10 ,
mid the cheers of the vast multitude ) already
n the ground. The arrival of Cleveland nt
lie main entrance was tbo Bk-Mial for n Baluto
f n hundred RUIIH. 'Iho enthusiasm wni in-
eni-e nnd so great was tbo crowd that it was
with Bomo ditliultv the procession could enter
10 enclosure. Tin couui.lttco of ni rangu-
ipnts h.ul a Inr a force of men omplojod from
urly morning and everything win in readiness
u receive tlio diHtingiilbhid guest. A large
miner WOH thrown across the itrcot in front
f the hotel with fullu.til portraits of thn em-
idates nnd tho.wordi "Tlio choluo of Kings
County. " At the eutraiico to the park the
vas n l.irgo nrch gaily tiimmed with 11 IRS and
> aimer and excellent portraits of Cleveland
nd Jlendricks , The hotel itself wan literally
overed with iatriotlc omblums. From every
window was suspended H.IKS , ovcry nation bo
ng represented , nnd loug streamoiH of bunt-
ng hung from rorf to ground prninged in
nany tasteful designs. Under an nrch nf
welcome passed the precession , the governor
nd party proceeding immediately ti the
rand stand and the divuioim takirg their pa
lions in the renaming four stands.
A largo brass band on a lofty stand In the
enter ot the p nza played "Jlail to the Uhiof. "
1 the advance division passed along dm main
venue. It wns nearly half on hour brforo thu
waking began. Tlio principal attraction wns
n thaiclnity of the grand stand , bbout .00
oet frotn thu entrance. It wns SdxGO foot in
7.9 , nnd accommodated nearly one thousand
lonple. The Amotlran iUg covered thu Bland ,
nd wan draped gracefully in front and on thu
dtH , Banners of all kinds , and the ( lags nnd
> ennant3 of every nation worn displayed to
( ted ndrnntngo , Tlio decorations were not
nly elaboruto , but oxceedlrgly effoctlvo iu
esign. Cleveland wai cscortpd to a feat is
10 centro of the p'atfona amid tumultuous
iccM. Thn governor ( jraccfully I owrd hit )
ckuiiwledgmoiits and took his Boat while pro-
iratiotm vcro buing nudo. A formul n'ldrosx
' welcome was inado by Auguat'no ' Van
'ryck , chairmnn of thu ilcmucratio cuiitrnl
inu.lttee When the L'overtior rutu to ro > lye
o was greeted with tremendous cheerj , Jle
> eke ax follow :
OI.IVKL4NI'rt Hl'IJECII.
Among the many in\Hntionu to vinlt dilFor-
> nt puintH , tbo muat of which 1 have felt
to decline , camn from my Brook'yn
to meet thorn nnd thfilr ( rurati to day
Thin I cintld not dcclt m , bec i o I cxiuld no
forgot tha kindness I had received nt th
hands of tbo people of this city and the gen
rrou * nnil hearty support thoygavo moliei
n dtrnngor to thorn. I wna n candidate fo
the sulTraijc * of the people of our stale , am
w bother I nm jmtified in th centimcnt n
not , I feel townrds the City of Brooklyn in n
degree ng one feels towards lit * homo. [ Ap
pUuso ] In the midst of such intoljlgcn
thought nnd Independent political fcntimon
n.i prevail hireit wiuld bo presumptuous If II
were otherwise proper , for mo to refer In n
pplrlt of partlsmiOilp to the pending pollttcn
campaiKH , f Applause nnd ciicrin ] Tliis vai
n < iombmgo nnd the intense outhuMnsmhlcl
pervades ito every part fully cvidoncea you
belief th t th ro it Involved In UiU canvn ;
something of rfrentlniportincoto youi-intcro'
nud vtolfaro. Whtu thin feollpg w Rcncr.illv
nrousod nud when It lo.ith to c lm invn < llga
tioti and delibcratn inquiry , there h no dnngtr
the people will mi\1o n inUtjlio in their deter
inatlon of the i iuc. [ Ajiplauso ] tOur iitstl
tuttonn will ba m ItitnliaHl in their IntcRrity ,
nnd the benign Inlluoiicesof A popular govmn-
incut will till the remotest corner of fie lam
wht n nil our citizens from the highest to tin
humblest tlull fool that this is
their go\ctnmentj that .they nro
respomlblo for its proper ndinlmstnvtlan nm
that they cannot safely neglect It or fo- low
blindly nnd thoughtlessly the lend of nclf con
stltutcd nud selluh hwloip. [ Applause ] I
shall cay no more except to express my np
urccbtlon of the liiiulnws of tha pooitla f
Brooklyn shown in nil they hftvo done for mo
in i ho past , nnd returning my thanks to a )
hero nssemblod for their Kind greeting , with
the declaration that no man , no party can
ask more than such nn examination us
you will give to their claims to public confi
dence. " [ Cheers nnd applause. ]
TIU1KN TKLKQIlAl'ltS.
Tlio following telegram from Samuel J , Til
don was then read :
GIIKYSTONE , October 1C It would g5o ice
great j.1' nsuro to meet my fellow-citlions ol
the county of Kinga , to whom I nm grateful
for thn generous support which they ba\o mo
throughout my whole jmbllo life , but I regret
that tuo delicate condition of my _ heallh com.
pels mo to for-go tin gratification of being
picsont nt the Interesting occasion to which
you have Invited mo. Cordially sympathiz
ing with the orftles of your festivity , I remain
your follow citizen ,
( Signed ) SAJICEI , J. TILDK.N.
.General GeorgeB. McCIellan was hero In
vited nnd wns nccordcd n hearty welcome.
M'ILELLAN'H SPEECH ,
Ills nudionco was enuroiv wita him when
ho said- " ! &ra Bntislied that tne peopiu uf
country can safely intrust to Grover Cleveland -
land , for ho poetesses counigo , honesty nnd
ability so iierform every function of the presi
dential ollico ns it ought to be parformed. "
I see in inm's faces bo continued , tha > amo
convictions which I fcol myself , nnd that is
that the man behind ( Cleveland ) will ba thn
next president cf the Umted Stntes. The
cheeting hero was most vociferous. It waa ex
pected that Uondricks would bo propent to
share the welcome given Cleveland , but ho
did not come. There were four other stands
from which addresses were to bo delivered and
each of them had a definatoprogrammeatsipn-
ud it , but the demonstration wcs BO vast that
the programme got beyond control.
A barbecue was held in the further end of the
pask. Three wooden enclosures had been
erected , nnd within them 011 gigantic spitn
three oxen were stretched over glowing coils
The three carcasses weighed In the nggro-
guto 1)700 ) Ibs. The first coo bad ucon
put on the spit nt midnight nnd was done to n
turn. The other two had been put on the fi'e
in the morning and were done in time to follow
tha fata of the tint. As the meat wai ready
it was carved elf the bones in gicat chunks nud
taken in'o a bowling alloy on Joue ? tables there ,
it was cut into eanuwlchca and uUtijlbutod in
neat wooden boxes. It cost tin , police r ro
effort to kesp tha eager. Burpii.TOf pto '
Hne'i. nud ns. 'caoh person pa'cd by
the open spaces on the tida of
the howling nlley , ho icjcived his box of
sandwich. Theru wan natufiilly Bomoconfin
ion , a'id nt one tinio one of the wnnden en
closures was brolcpn down by the excited
crowd , but everybody was pprvcd with n
tick slice of brand nud a slice of delicious
meat as loug ns the latter hold out , which was
nearly until 5 p. m. Altogether the barbecue
was n great success nnd was pnductivo ol
much fun ns well as physi al tatefaction.
Governor Cleveland lunched with n few
friends nt the lirjdgowny hotel nnd far n few
n Smites managed to got nway from the surg
ing crowd , but with that exception , ho was
shaking hands nnd working his right arm lik
a pump han lo uninturiiptcdly all day. All
the police force nnd sp-cial Runrds and escoits
could not keep at distance the multitudeo that
pressed to bhako hands with the Governor
From ton in the morning until ten in the
evening , with n few nnd brief intervale , ho
kept Blinking hands. The nccount would stand
Homr-thlni ; like ten hours hand shaking nt ( ifty
lumU n minute. The governor left Itidgo-
wood pat It nt half pvt six in the evening ( iml
passing through hsfnyctto nnd revieived n
number of orpa ' izations that were unable to
join the morning parade , Tbo enthusiasm
was high. The demonstration was high nil
along tlio way nud when ho cnmo to the rink ,
which no reached about 8 oclocl : the cheering
nud ihouts of the crowd wcra prodigious Tha
announcement woa for thu people to enter by
the front door , passing in front of the gov
ernor us ho stood on tha fiont platform , nnd
o out by iho door in the roar. At
first Iho people were Batlafioil
to cheer nnd bow aud pass on
but soon the demand to Miako tha governor1 ! *
ham ! became iirestiblo , nnd again ho was sub'
jectul to almoU two hours' hindthaking. The
rink was douhely ptukod uith puojile , many of
whom Imd secured so iti by attemluuce several
houiH in advance , ntd in addition to these not
lesi than 10 009 people paenod through the
bulliiing nnd saluted the cnudidutq for the
presidency. Ho stood wearing n soft , con *
timious ninih nnd fcliuklng hurt da with evoiy-
body. Often u etrugglo td aiiproach the gov
irnor camoclcuoup to a fighting point ami im
posed n difficult Usk upon the police officers
and rfceptlon committee. In magultuilo
in popular oiithuhiism the domonetrntlon
from curly morning till Into nt night win mi-
precedontoil in Uruoklyn , All n ieo that the
like of it 1ms never boon Beau In this city ,
and unthiiHlasts nay it waa tha groatcst dern-
iiiiBtration of popubr f uvor over reou iu Amer
ica. Tlio governor and n few friends loft the
Brooklyn rinlc at lOiltO p. m for the J'ifth
iivenuu hbtbl , The leavo-taking was not loeu
demonstrative thnu the locojitton , There
were loud hiiz/.is nnd burning fky rockets
marked bin drive to the bridge , where he took
nff his hat nnd salutoJ the city ot cordial wol ;
LOIUO ,
JonloiiH JL'traotlotiH ,
Special Telegram tx > tlio BUK.
CCLUMIIUH , Oct. 10 , A leading democrat
.vho doclarud that ba voiced the ecntlmont of
linpirtyins Hpenklng , naid that no rullnncu
ivoulil ba placed en anything but ntllciul fig-
iron and declaiod that ho had hoard nothing
. ' < i malte him changehltt citciilatlons of yiwlor-
lay that the lifghdat flguru of thr republican
iliirality would reach , would ba from 7,000 to
OHIO'S ' VOTE ,
Tiic Full COQiit by Slow Inslallnicnl
Rccfiiyciat Lasl ,
Grand Republican Gain of Moro
Than 26,000 , ,
And a Brilliant Majority o
Nearly 12,000 , ,
Desperate Demooratio Efforts to
Disguise Defeat ,
A Oontouiptiblo Example of the
' ' "
i 'Sour Grapes ,
( Ratling FalBO Kiillnmtog nnd A'nln
Fool I l i DctliiotlotiB tn Olicor
Unurbou Forlorn Hope.
OHIO IIKXUKNS.
Special Dispatch to TlIK BCK.
nocroiiiNn TIIKCOCINT.
Coi.UMtiua , October -IJoturns from the
state complete , excepting two township ? , slum
n majority for the republican state ticket o
twelve thousand four huudrod. Tboso ilguroa
art ) not ollicial , but nro about correct. It Is
repotted , however , that the democratic innnn
; cre , who have all the machinery iu their
lands , nro doctoring the official returns , nm
thnt they will reduce nt least Iho record of the
majority to less than ton thousand.
By Associated Prois ,
MOHK MA7.01UTIKU.
Coi.UMUUS , Ohio , October 10. Additiona
imiroi give Loraltie , republican , n majority of
2171. n republican gam of 1)78 ) ; Medina , ro
publicin majority , 1-JO , n republican gain of
193 ; Trumbull , republican majority , J1500 , n
republican gain of 11K2.
lllIUl ) S DKKEAT.
TOLEDO , October 10. Until concedes thu
election of Komela in the Tenth district by
roui 300 to (00 majoiity.
CUVAHOQA cou.vrv
CLEVELAND , October 1C. Full county ro-
.urns show Koblnson , ropubllcm , secretary of
tate , received 2/l ( ! ; Newman , democrat ,
'O.liKi ; Johnson , ropublicnn , Kupromo jltdgo
22,1) ) 1C ; Martin , democrat , 20.729.
Tht. rppublicaiiH elect the entire county
.Ickot. Foran , domocr.-vt , for congress , has n
argo majority.
SLOW 1IETUUX8.
COI.UJIDUS , October 10. Official returns
rom Tucsday'B election nro coming In slowly
at both st.ito henifqiiarttra nnd liiul estinmtos
are made with difficulty on the figures received
ubjuct to rovltion , The deinocratH concede
on the BUtj ticket 10,037 majority , while the
opublicnut estimate the majority nt 10,70 ? .
Che democratic committee claim 11 of tlio ' . ' 1
congressmen , while till republican committee
btill consider the ulo\cuth district doubtful
nud say that it will require official rotnnn to
iecido. No ligurcH nro given on this district
nt either plncu.
i COUNT.
C. The ofiiclnl count of
Woutgoni ry coiinly li ns "folloxvn : S'crotnry
of Stnto. Newman 11,01 J. Koblnsnn 10,071.
ludgo of the Miprcmo court ; Slarlin 11,010'
ruhiisoii lO.'JSr. ' Board of public wurkg ,
Uenfer 11.513. Flickongor ll.dCl. Judge ol
ho Bocoiid circuit ; Honk llil ) , Dougherty
l.fi'JO , Afeoker 11,481) ) , Sh uck 11,110 , Stewart
0,758 , WilliauiR 10,9'JJ. ' Cougr s ; Anderaon
1301 , Sinks 11,221. Total number of
lectors , 5'2,7UO , an Increase ever last fall of
,9J1. rt ois , republican , for sheriff , received
7 mnjor'tyTlio balance of the democratic
ounty ticket is elected.
Till : iiuroitT TO HI.AINE.
KABT SAOINAW , MICH. , Oct. Ifl. Blalno
as received the followliigdi patch from Ogle-
oo , cliairman of the Ohio ropublfc.ui utato
ommitteo nt Columbvs : 'Tho m ijority for
tobinson for BCcrotary will bo b twaou 11,000
nd 12,000. but tlut does not Indicate tbo
dual republican majority , BO clearly as tha
oto for representatives to congress in the BOV-
ral districts. Robinson was cut considerably
n the liquor quest ! Ml , but the real line of
olitical division between the two parties wai
hewn by the congressional vote of _ which HH
low ontim'itcd the lepublican majo ity will bo
jotwcen 18,000 nnd 100. ! ) ' Tbo nccuiato fig-
res will bo given in a few days ,
UIU J'ULI , ACCOUNT.
COI.USIBUH , O. October .0. Ollicial returns
voro received at republican headquarters to.
light from Auhtabula , and \V.i d coiinllos
IHHO bong the last to report and completed
ho list. The revise 1 liut give Robinson a
ilurahty of 11,121. This shown n rtpnblicnn
'ain of UG,05i : , and a democr tic gain of 2,102
n tixty-alx conation tlio ropudliiads mudo all
holr pains nud the democrats the icst. The
opublican gain In the ruial ilistricts is equal
o their [ ilurality. Cliairinau O levee con-
cdoa the olrction of KllnUiry In tlio IClcvonth
lUtriut. The dolcgation to congrtii > s will
taud cloven domocratn and ten republicans.
\VI38T VlliaiM.V HHTUllNB.
J'UT.VAM CODNTV ,
WllKEMNQ , W. Va. , UctobtTlfl. Sluitwell'8
majority in 1'iitnntn county is " .10 ; Wood ' 100 ;
' 'aydta 170 ; Tuskco county , WIlBon 110
najority. The indioitions am that Wilton
vill huvd 5003 in the stata.
iCANAWIIA'ft JIIXKD VOTK ,
CHAHMHTON , W. Va. , October 1" .
Canawalia , UiU county , uives Ur or fusion
Majority from 600 to 1000 to Maxwell , the
iiflon caudldnto , leaves this county with
ully 130J. Wilmiii , democrat , for governor
ilcairy \ the htato by 0000. Ditin craln Iu
his county lose all oflicors except n few con-
tables and jnstlcei ot tlio peace ,
TIII : VOTK nv COUNDKH
WIIKELINO October 10. BarLour county
IVCH Wilson 75 majority , a democratic los <
f 320 ou tbo votfl nt InM ) . The republicans
Icct n member of Iho Irglsl.ituro utd prosii-
ntiututtorney. . Knyello county gives Mnx-
't < ll 170 mujoiity. JnckHon conn y , Maxwell
25 majority. HummeiH county , Curlnoii 03
najority The ropubllcniiH olict tbo Bhcriff ,
ilaton comity gives Muxwoll 251 majority ,
JoddriUgo county , Maxwell 27) majoiity.
uiilincrcimutv. Wllnon 271 majority , Jirtn-
on county , Wlleon100 majority , Ifaulnou
oniity , AInxwell 172 miijoritv. I'rcinon
ounty ( olliciul ) , 1axwoll 1,188 majority.
I'utiiam county ( ollicial ) . Atnxwoll 108 mnjor
tv. 'tucktr onmty , Wilson IT. majority
MMer , n republic in , was elected nb > rilf
llnrdy county , Wllwn 32 imijority. Him
p hlro comity. Wil n 1,3'W majority.Votz
i-l - c < u-ity , Wilson ! ) .W mnjoiity. Tyler conn
tv , Mavwnll 813 majoiity. Upihur county
V"cli. ? ! > U : > 1"nJ0.rUJ' < Otll ° county ( olllcinl )
A\ilonS3ll majoiity , nnd i > lect llnudland
democratic , sheriff ever .Iohn on by 73 1 mn
orlly.
TUB lUO KOUH.
"tllR nUUKAtl 01 * 1IIK K011T1IWKST" DISCUS
TltK IIOI'IUION ' K011I.OIIN HQfK.
Special Telegram to THE BKI.
CIIICAOO. October 10. Uccognir.lug the no
coi ity nf prompt notion in Indlniii , Iowa
Wisconsin nud Illinois , whether tbo ropubll
can mojjilly iu Ohio Is 10,000 or 20.COO th
moaibers of the national democratic committee
too from thcso four styles mot thlj morning n
Iho Palmer homo nt 10 o'clock to di'sT * *
methods for carrying on their work , b o1
eonimittt'O wrro Ham , of low * . Brown of In
dinun , Vllm , of Wifcoiwin , ana Orndy of 11
llnois. They comprise what wns clulatonct
when they originated ovrr n montb n o , ' 'Tbo
noitbwoftern burtnu. " They nro nlso call ( (
"Tho national commllteo for tlin norlhwestcn
states , " Tluiy mot In coimL'ittrcmnn Vllns
room nnd were closeted In secret nowlon fo
several hours. The o In no\or any formality
In the mei'tlngi M the bureau. Its proceed
ings ni usual wcra conducted ) ! ! tlio plan con.
frcneo. ICich mem' cr delivered hlm-olf of nn
opinion of tbo slUintlon in his pittio lar state.
Sngftstionsero then madons tothownysniu
mean ! ! , these BURRO lions to ho i emitted to the
chntrmnnofthoBt.ito contra ! commiltccsVnJinil
in o ] > orntloti , wboro poniblp , by the commit-
teomoii , Tbo tuombuis talked among them
tc\\ctt \ astboy would not hnvo talked outside
of the conference , nud niaito i proseutntloiis
which they would not mnko for nowrepnper
publication. The chief topic , of course , was
the Ohio election. Commlttccmnn Ham , llo )
n great many other democrats , thought thai
tha German defection Iu d been misrepresented
and thtt local reasons operated i ; ainst theii
voting the democratic ticket Ho cxprcssei
the opinion thnt protection did not carry
Ohio , because if it had , West Virginia Bhoult
have given n I'BI democratic majority. Whnl
arguments to HBO to the Germans occupied n
eroat part of the discusiion. Mr. Uoudy
thought it would bo ngooi plan to iaam nu
address to the democrats in the northwest , ext
t lainlng the character of the moans employee
bv tbo republican to bring nbout the result ii
Ohio and counseling tbo friends of Clovelaiu
nnd Hondricks to stand firm. Brown said this
might bo co strued as n confession of weak-
lies * . Ho thought that na much clunil'l ba
inada out of the Ohio elect ion in favor of tbo
democrats ns possible. The mnttor wns dis
cn ficd nt length , nnd finally tha committee
uljourned until the afternoon , intending tc
neet again and take n veto on the w isdoiu ol
ssu ing an nddrcss.
THE DEMOCI1AUV IIL1NII TO UCl'KAT , Al'l'EAI , TO
IIIK N01ITI1WK.ST.
Special TclegMiu lo THK UKK.
CIIIUAOO , October 10. Tbo sub-committoo
or the west , of the national democratic com
intteo to-night issued nn address to Ibo voters
if the northwest in which they assert that thu
ir.iapocti for n democratic victory nro growing
iri htor ; _ that of tbo BOV oil et.ites win b Ii .ivo
leld elections ulnco tbo preeidonti il nomina-
ion , four have gene democratic : that nil
bat littvo been relied cm have gene that wav
md Hint tboBamo ratio will elect Cleveland.
They devote much spaeo to the result in Ohio.
Summed up , thurgumuntH are ; Ohio wns not
oxpcc'o.l to go democratic , thnt she bus gene
roi.ublicau' every pHsidouliol 5 ear for thirty
years , that the nvorago republlca'i ' majority
for the past sovcli pronidnntlal elections was
ever 20,1.00 ; that tbo election was carried by i
email jntjorlty nltaf tremendous otfort nnd
after intimidation nnd fraud under the man-
igement of 1'owcll Clayton , and John I.
Javenport. It clorcs with nu appeal to voters
hroiu'hout tbo northweat ,
MO KHAOKS AM ) KIDS.
CUIMINATIOMI AND IIKUIUMINATIONU AMONO
OHIO DiniOCHATH.
i/olumbus , O. , special to Chicago Times.
Tuceday'H defeat bns brought an open
iroach between the mossback nnd kit ] factions
f the domocra'y. Last night .lohnCJ. Thoinp-
on , A. W. Tbuiman , and other mossbacks
po nly chaigul that the commlttco of Lids or
ganized in the Interest of McLean , Hoadly ,
ho 1'nyncH , Bouliwatcr , nnd otheis ns against
'hurinan , I'oiidleton , mid the old guard had
est thohtite by inelliciency anil mUminago-
nent. Some uponly clurgcn them A\ith soil-
ug out. Telefiramsver.iBont out to the load-
ug imrBhiicks and they cama In to day
mrsnant to the oill of John ( ! , 'Ihoniposon
ud Allen W. Tlmrman. 'Jhirlccn of the
wenty-ono con re. sional dintticts were re- |
t'sontud They sat with cloned dpurs , but it
s Jearnid that they decided to ignore tbo
tate comuiitteo ami take thiugx into their
wn ImmN. An orginizitloD wra perfected ,
0 bo recount/lad nt thu state democratic club ,
vlth John G. Thompson us president , W. A ,
'avlur n < Bocrotnry , A , W. Thimimi ns fiuan.
ial secretary , ami vice president ! from each
otiRiCHsional distiict. The oxccuUvo commit-
cola compuKcd of the following ; JnincH B ,
'ownucnd , Limn ; ,1 , .1. .Sullivan. Mlllcrsburg ;
Charles 1 > . Salem , Cleveland : Clark Inine
ilonut Vrernon ; ( ioorgo M , Juwett , Stonben
lllu ; A , Mcl-iicKor , canton ; , f. 11. McMac-
cln , Cincinnati ; F. A. Nash , ( Jallipolis ; J 0 ,
Mclviniioy I'lqua , Mr. Jrvino , I'rosldont
fohn G. Tbo. psoii nnd Secretary W. A ,
L'aylor wuro inido members and oflicors of
ho committed ox-oflicio , The followiug rcBo-
ntion wa < unanimously adopted :
Riuolvcd , That the Clovelnad and Hen-
1 iclm nnd other democratic clnlw in the
Btnto will contiuiio the presidential campaign
uth still greater zeni and activity , fully
nsoured that the Ohio da ncracy can wipe
nit the niiiall majority recorded against tbo
rioiula of good government on Tnoa < lay last.
It wnsdiddotl to have anotlior big inatH-
nocling In fore the election , and meet on St.
luckson'H ( lav , iu January to iiroventnn organ-
/alien like Tuinmany nud prevent upUarts
rom captniinu the party organization to tbo
oxcluaion of old loaaeri' , and the detriment of
ho lurty , The kid bouses loLoau , 1'ayne ,
ioolcwaller , and others , were not spoken
lindiy of , nnd the etato committee waa
li'i.ouucod. It wnn Hoiil by covornl thnt they
mil no oigani ntion in tbo leading cltlen , nnd
lid not know bow to i IKct It. by wlilch tlu
tate WUH lost. Itvtui opanly udvocntod In
peochei thnt oxpeilunceil men uliould bo put
n iluirgo of the campaign , uml ( but a perma
nent club would bring uudi a stuto of cffalrs
ubout ,
Killed by
OlIIOAiiO October 10. The Dally News ,
.foliot , ( Ills ) , special nays : During the uovoro
thunder slonn which puwd over this city
( tnily this morning , Mm. Willium Grnoo and
nu unknown man were killed by lightning.
Tbo foniiHr wax killed while waiting under a
largo troa and tbo latter while out iilono on a
ptoco nf bare piuirlo ,
STOCK AND PRODUCE.
TIinrsilai'sBflsteaUlio ' Stock Yarfls
anfl on
Oattlo Present a Oontinued
Aspooti
The Hog Market Fairly ' * ivo
and Strongi * *
Wheat Options Suffer jother
Sharp Deolinl
Corn Dragging and Blow With
Lower Tondonoiesi
Onts Ulcct ClianpoiilriK Horcrscs
1'orle JlulcB Nrondy-Lard
Firmer nrnl Stcntllcr.
CHICAGO MAIIKETS.
Special Telegram to TUB BKK ;
CATTI.K ,
CuiOAdO , October 1C. Tboro were 350 cara
if Texans and westerns among the fresh re
ceipts. Tboro wns llttlo or no change In the
ronoral market. Natives
was as uiunl scarce
and range stock in abundant supply. Good
inttvcs command strong prices. The bo t
will soil readily nt 7 00@7 25 in nlmoatnny
luantity , Ono lot sold to-day nt 7 25 nnd ono
lot sold Into yesterday nt 7 05. Good Eocond
clans natives nro also selling strong at G 0 ©
G 70 and thereabout . Medium natives were
not wanted ns tbero were plenty of good
northwestern rangers thnt nro muo cheaper
nnd more profitiulo for buyois. There nro
tome excellent drove of range stock on Falo
and beat Montana's nro making 5 005 < 0j
nnd second class , -1 604 hO. Wyomings nro
making ! D0@5 00 for bolt nnd -10@3 00 for
Bocond class. Texanc , 3 2i@3 85 ; Colorado-
L'oxniiH , 3 30@3 CO ; Montana and Wyoming.
Texnns , .1 f)03 ) 70. Good to choice , 1200 ©
135J His , n 8U0 70 : common to fair , 1000 ©
1'200 lli ) , 20@510. Mango cnttlo were dull.
Texans 10o lower. Sales 2C8 ; Montana , 11CO ! ,
510 ; 188 AVyomiug , . 1110inO ; HO Wyoming.
Texans , D08 , a 02 J ; HM Colorado-Toxans 988 ,
315 ; UO Colorndo-Toxnns. ! ) 'J3 , 3.80 ; 41 No-
irnska-Toxnns , 079 , 3 GO ; 175 'Toxnnc , 080 ,
1 70 ; .10 Dakota's 1121 , 4 jO ; 301 Tavius , 080 ,
I 30.
uoriH.
The market wns fnitly active nnd strong
r > @lOo hk'her on all sort' . There voro
! 2,1 < 0'J tu 3 1,000 on Halo und the chances wnro
hat packers and hhippern would take about
20,000. Snlcs were nt 4 75 to 4 9J for common
0 fair ; packers 0 00 lo 5 15 for peed to chnicn
lackers , Boat heavy cold nt 5 20&G COJand
'hlla olpblaii 5 50 g 6 o5. Sltipi nno cratserH
1 flO@ 1 75 ; common liRht , 4 80@4 80 , nnd
igbt , 5 ( H.r ) ) 15. Bough packing 225 to 300
luimdc , 4 L0@l')0 ) ; pvcUin end shipping , 230
(2)3 ) HO pounds , 5 00 nt 5 50 ; light , 1GO to 210
> ounda , 3 tOfe 1 CO.
W1IBAT.
The market eulforrd anolber ileclino to-day
and throughout r'oth pcsaiom tha feuling w.an ,
mo of considerable benvineBd. Foreign inar- , '
: ets indicated nn ojster tundonoy , whila pri
vate ojhlea reported laigo furmerd' duliyeries
) f vlid.it In EiJRlaml , * with fnir wclnth6r. A. "
too movement from ( list band continued.
lecoipts herj continue to bo lurgo with only
nodomto shipping movement. The htoit
notations of tlio day were 70 for November ,
7i for December , 78J for January , 85 for
May ,
CORN.
The mnrkot was dragging again to-day with
foiling of ttnccitainty entering into the
radlug. Lower prices wn * the rule nnd tbo
inikot cloned under yesterday. Tbo receipt ! )
wore inoderalo but Ibo jiroportion of contr et
orn smaller. Offerings wore. free early in tbo
I'hlon nnd prices droupid rapidly during the
rst hour. Novemhcr declining ! ' < lie , but
illiod nud closed on the regular bonid at jo (
udor yesterday. Other options closed n.
iado lower. The cl"Bing quota'ions wero.
2Ac for October , Oljjo for JN'ovonibcr , 42J ©
2go for the ycnr.
OATH
uled lower , closing nt 20o for October , 20jo
or November , 25Jc for tliu year , nnd 2'Jic for
lay.
roitic
; uady , closing nt 810 00 for October , § 12 07J
or the year , and $1222 for Jnnuary.
LAUD
rm nt S7 30 for October , S7 22 i for Nnvcra-
or , 8725 for December , and tf7 27i for
anuary.
ANDREWS'
ARSHOUS
mrmoio licit ) DOWN
EARLDAKIUQ POWDER
TAMBoutiDTomse
PURE CREAM TARTAR. ,
S1OOO. Given '
on ; M. Dclafontalno. of Chicago ; and Oustuvua
louo , Mlluaulcco. Novcrsold In bulk.
C. E. ANDREWS & CO.
OniOAGO LIILWAUICEB ,
9 Luke bt. 287 , liSti & U91K. Wttter 61 , '