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FOURTEENTH TEAR. OMAHA , NEB. , MONDAY MOHMN6 , NOVEMBER 10 , 1884. NO. 122
THE POT AHDSTHE KETTLE
An Allegory SnggeslcflliylliB Conn
ter-AccnsaliQiis cf Fraud.
A Pot and a Kettle , Side
Side
On the Gloaming Coals of th
Kitohon Hearth ,
Sang Lustily Up the Okinmej
Wide
The Vaporous Lays of Their Nobl
Worth ,
"I ETJoios , " Sang tko Pot , "That
I'm ' Not Blaok
Like that Rascally Kettle Over
There , "
When Ohanted the Kettle Prompt
ly Back ,
"By the Side of Your Coat Mine
is Spotless Fair. "
At Xhis Botli JUoi'cil ' Over and Al
most KvtliiKiilBliea lliu Viro Hint
GiiTC Tin in Volco. Moral :
JMuin'a tlio AVortl ,
CONViDENCK.
HOME HEASONS WHY NK1THKK PAKTY HIIOUL1
K\UI.T Oil YKT DU.Sl'AIIt , HUT BIDK THE UK-
SUI.T IN PATIENCE.
Special Dispatch to THK BEE.
NKW YOIIK , November ! ) . Tha week closed
with tlio republican state and national c.iir.
niittses still believing that the electoral votes
of New York state xvill be cvit for Blaine
and Logan , Careful examination of the re
turns has boon In progress all day and errors
and discrepancies have been discovered which
cut down the alleg-d Cleveland pluralticH in a
manner to alarm the u.oat sanguine democrat ,
while it ia also a fact that discrepancies have
bean discovered in some instanced in favor of
Cleveland , it nil shown tint nothing ; ia cer
tain , attl cannot be until the official vote is
announced. Tha most important error yet
disc , vend was in one of the districta ot this
city , where 4GO votes were added to Bliino'a
plurality. But this is not the only one. In
( Queens county , hong Inland , 700 democratic
votes were found ta have been added to the
Cleveland column after tlio result ha-l been
announced and the polls clo od. Another in-
cidentof thocoofusiun of affairs ia reported from
Weslchester countyxvhero one of thoilemocratio
election officers , went and p-cit drunk with his
friends with the returns in hid coal pocket , and
xvas only captured and brought buck after a
deputy sheriff had been on his track for BOX--
eial hours. Again , in onn of the election dis-
trictn in Ulster county , Clevelnnd's p'urality
exceeds total registered vote of the district.
Thoeo facts nre all in the hands of the repub-
lic'in national committee , and it is safe tj cay
tint they will make the moat of them , A
dispatch to the committee from the upper part
of tnis state says : "The Butler votes here
x\cru counted for Cleveland. The tickets were
the same size and thickness. It is alleged by
Butler managers hern tint the same thlncr has
been done elsewhere1. " The committee has re
ceived dispatcher Irani four counties giving in
substance the forepomg information. The
committee has positive evidence of fraud in
fitteun counties. Secretary Fessonden , of the
republican national ommitteo , was ask.d
to-day
"Do yon believe the democrats are attempt'
ing any frauds-1 "I nm not willing " was the
reply , "to make any allegations to that effect ,
although I should not bo surprised in the least
to hoar that fraudrt had been perpe-trat-xl by
tbij democrats. Blaine evidently thiuks there
liavo been underhand tactics somewhere , nud
perhaps he ia riglit. Certainly lie would not
make mich a statement until he had pretty
( rood grounds on w Inch to base it. Wo don t
like tha appearance of these -callcd 'am
ended' returns , and aril taking every pieciu *
tioii to tea that no dishonest methods uio car
rier ! Into effect. "
"D.i you think the republican ) have carried
tha htatt ? "
"Tlio lepub'icana have ca-ricd thof tatc , nnd
according to our firnrcx , xvhirh have been gene
over very cirofu'ly ' , Blainu'a plurality xvill
raugu li tweon 11CO and 1100 Wo feel quito
cheerful over the situation. In a close clep.
ti'in like thin , it lit thu duty of every patiwtic
riti/.en to i\void saying or douu anything of
an Intl.imntory character. This course < > ur
national committee has tludioualy pnr-
hiied , No good purpose can beseemed
seemed by working up exoltabla people into a
white heat. In duo time tha official figinoi
will > > peak fur themselves , and we feel certain
that ihey will speak tor lilalna. Should it
happen , however , that Cleveland had a plural
ity of the voted , wo tliall bow to the will of
tha people , and will do it with good grace , "
Chairman Jones nald : "We have not yet
surrendered and have no idea of doing BO. ,
Our banner in out , and i-hall swing until it ia
shown that wo have bseu vanquished. Wo
Htill niaiutaiu that New York state IB oure ,
and the only danger ii a falaa count , There
h nothing now that wo hear , the situation
being substantially us it was yesterday. The
incendiary course of soiuo Cleveland papers is
( imply outrageous. "
WiN'H 1JAI ) KVE.
II SKKH bOMK INTKllKHTINO AND WITH ALL
PLAUSIBLE CIIOOKKDNESH IN THK "BODY
1'OUTIO" UK IOKH ) NOT CONOEUE CLKVK *
I.AND't ) KLKUTJON XVHKHB JAY GOULD IS
IIUTI.Eli'a VOTI-M I'OH CLEVELAND.
WASHINGTON , November 8 , General But
ler la not one of those who belieto that Gro
ver Cleveland hi * a majority of thu vote * of
the atato of New York , nor does ho intend to
allow himself to bo frightened by any ham.
muring upon Tom Toms , or throats like those
which llli Imrtl T. Morrlck made lft t night ,
"tint Cleveland must bo inaugurated peace ,
ably if wo can , forcibly it wo must. " Butler
was asked this evening whdt ho thought of the
result In tha utato of New York , lloaaldl
do not know the result , no body knows the ro
suit yet. Wo know that the vote is xory
close in New York , mid it will require tin1 of
ficial count to I'ctermino who his Ienu , elected ,
The republicans admit only that on the facf
of thn returns , Cleveland hasasitihll plurality.
This Is all. Tlmtj , that in a toUl of 1,2 0 ,
COO x-otps , tlin footing ! show him to bo n llltlo
in tha load , Hoiv inniiy errors there nro in
the rnluriH inndo , < ir in the footings , nothing
biit the official canvass can toll , I dent bo-
llevo it 114 possible for any act of men to font
upl.2'KOUO ! ' ) votes separately us cast I
the different precincts , without miking mis
tnkoi. I feel quite ) certain that otrota will I :
discovered. They mtiy bo In Cleveland'
favor or they iniy elect Blaine. Why , loot
nt Massachusetts. The day after the olectio
it was given out that Dlaine's plurnllty wa
10,000 , when in fuel it w.ii 23OwO. No *
there is no state in this union that collect
election returns so rapidly ns MaMachusotti
There la no pulling place more than live mile
f loin a railway etirtion. We ) , you could pu
four such states as Massa ImsotU In Now
Ymk , and yet it ia pn-tumlod tint wo liav
the con-ret returns from tint state. "
"Jay Gould hai sent his cougratulationa t <
Governor Cleveland , " was another suggestion
of the repirtor.
"Ye ? , I know1 rjspondcd the General
"Last night , 80.000 mou were marching in th
city of Now York nnd Hinging. 'Il.ingJny
Gould to n eour apple tree , now , Gould gu
frightened. " "It wouldn't hive scared me ,
added Gen. Bntlor , drawing himaalf up
"Guiild didn't want to bo hung to n sour iippl
brco , so ho takes an ui\rly opportunity to satia
Fy his would-booxocutiouera by congratulatlni
-iovernor Cleveland. He know that if th
'inures ' should change end elect Bl.ilnu hi
: i'iiiratuhitory ' ; dispatch would not do him an }
lann while in any event it might save hin
-rouble. Now I don't know ; but I Oulluvc
joidd was ns mucli in favor of Cleveland ni o
Ubiue. 1 do know that Yanderbilt rodu t\vi
loreos ; he tout Depew out to speak for JHuiiu
nnd ho gave Governor Cleveland SlEO COD. T
shall wait for the official icturns of thu vote o
New York. "
Gen , Butler received to-night a dbpatql
from I'ittsbute' which said : , 'iYonr vvta , ii
in some of the counties of Now York stat'i
lias been counted for Cleveland. Do you wan
it investigated ? "
Gen. Butler telpgraphed back : "Invent !
jato It , of course. "
IIu says he knows nothing more about the
natter than what the dispatch states , excopi
.hat ho U advised that UH persons who BC-IV
, ho dispatch are respnnsible , intelligout , urn
lunorablo men , who would not bo _ likuly to
inko such statements unless they hnd some v
reasons for it.j f
DOWN IN LilXIK.
HOW SOUTHKIIN CHIVALKY 1IOWLKI ) INTIIK VK1IVO
Of ITS JOV AT TUB DXXIOSKUT'S SUl'l'O I- !
TIOUH HUCUKSS. l
Special telegram to THK BKE.
CHICAGO , November 9. In Boveral of Ihe ;
sal-thorn cities last night thu demonstrations :
of Iho democrats iu honor of tha "election ol ;
Cleveland and Hondricks" partook in many
features of thn semblance of xvar times.
Montgomery , Alabama , was paitted red in
honor of tha suppcsed victory of Cloxeland
and Ilendricks. Such a calebrnlion has
never been xvitnesscd iu the history of thu ,
city. Agreeable to Chairman ( Jorinan's in .
ttructioiis the town xvas Boon agloxv xvitli tteir
feelings. The streets xvere packed xvith 111311
bent on turning thiugj upddo doxvn in Ala
bama. Field artillery was ( ired100 rounds in
succession from the court tqunru. A torch
light procession marched through thu princi
pal Btreels , la xvas the outburst of long
awaited Rl.-iilnaus , and the democrats have
novcr Hojoyed such un occasion in Montgom
ery's history.
At I'arkcrBburtr . Va. , there was no con
certeddemoiihtration , but gangs paraded the
streets yelling and blowing liorus. Chairman
Leonard , of the ttat-j democratic committee ,
mailu a fpasch to a large crowd at hia iesl *
denco. lie was confident in hia claims , and
stated that Cleveland had been fairly elected
and xvould taltu his seat : that the "fraud of
70" would not bo ropeated. Party feeling is
high and several airray.shavo taken place , but
uoiio fatal at thu present lime.
COUJIAGK.
SOMKTIIINi ; ON I1KMOCKAT10 HHOW-IIEATINQ
AND KKl'L-IIHCAN NKIIVK AND TKNACITV. .
ppiul telegram to the BKE.
NKW YOIIK , November 8. The situation ia
Now Yoik , aa we are informed trom the high-
it authority , improved all day yesterday. A
entlemtl in poaeussion of facts , who is of the
lighest character , cool , calm , truthful and up- 0
ght one who would not patiautly submit to
10 false counting of a sitglo vote , yesterday
out the following private dispatch : "I be- 1
eve we have New York and are going to hold
; . We certainly will if our own party ia not
ampeded and frightened Ivy tlio bull-dozing
ttitudo of the demo.rats iud the blustering
YBtorical proclamation of Barnum acd the
j'.iuuid committee. They cry fraud cantinu- .
llv In the public cur while plying their last
esort wf further fraud in every county in the
; atc , and they howl coipoiation and corrnp-
un while their plota to tuvorao the majority '
or Blaine in tliia Btatu are bcint ; formed in i
loollicoaof Vuniorbilt , ( Jurratt and Gould , {
ud money to carry them out is being Inr-
iahed by tii'w plntocrnti. Damu-.ratie moba
ro H'lit howling through the btrcctt hoio to
rlghten tha republican national committee
nil to terrify the party and iotimldnto public
linion , they nru purbiiinz this bulldo/.ini ; and
itimidating policy nnd tlireatcuing to cause
panic in the republican line. If the repub-
cans of tha country htand lirm and flay we
iropos3 to have a fair count in Now York and
o have every vote cast for ns , as King , noth-
ng more accepting , uotbineloHH we shall have.
Jur own electoral vote of Now York by tlio
lajurity given ua at the jtolls , can inaugurate
luine if ha Ia ckctuil , ai ho ia ; but if our .
looplo can be bullied into panic , the democrat-
c game of brag and intimidation will succeed ,
'he courage of the republican party will car-
ainly come up to the situation , BO I believe
vo will win. "
AVOIjKl WOW- ' : 1I
1b
EW YOIIK DKMOCIIATH I1EOHV ALLEOKD IlKPt'II t b
MOAN KllAUDH.
i
NKW YOUK , November ! ) . HeasJquarters of I
M Democrutfc State Committed , November a
, 1881. We desm it our duty to announce to e i
jo people of the etute that the republican I
nanagers have within the last forty-eight i
lours conceived n new echeuio for throwing I
f I
gain into dispute the result of the election in v
ur state. Kor several days after the election i in
they in entire bad faith claimed for the ro-1
publican candidntcm several states which they |
kne-w they hid not carried. In the BHIIIO bad
faith , wlii-u bvrry aonnv of Information inclu
ding the associated proas , lmi dfinonstrnti-d
that the vote of Now York Ims
been giveu to the Clcvrland floe-
torj , thiy still claim HID nUtis
No fact of history U imw better known than
that the results > .f the election , aa ascertained ,
dcclaiud and crrtllipcl by the uh-ction olll
cera , and of the public record lhrotuh lit the
atato give Now York to the ClnvcUud clec-
tow by a dfrMvo plurality , Thesii public
uortifiiHl leturns lm\e been ifcd ( in the n'v-
oral r luntlts by both p.utii\s with the most
oonsciuntioiH cue during the l.ixt four dayn
until every possible liouut in tit thn roMtlt
has boon lomoved , Knowing this fact they
now proposi1 , aa a last desperate resort , to
mnko of the boarda tjf county oauviis9 ( < r
throughout the rtato where controlled by
them no many irtmnint' boarda alter tlio pat
tern of those not long tinco uied by thorn in
the southern status. Wherever thn boards
fail them , judicial mdora are t'.i be applied for.
Thus relying upon the parli nnshlp of the
lmv < h in the firrt plnco.iud the juilgea of their
own political faith In the second. They intend
and expect to throw both in dispute the ro-w t
of the I'luctiou and involve it in iutermin >
nblo litigation. To this end printed paper *
have boon sent by them to their
ngonts and representatives in every
county in llio ftato of Now York
to bo used with the courts \vhpuover an oc-
CAMOU can bo inauufnittircd , Uf the entire
reliability of our information na to this scheme
there can bo no qiustiou. Wo call upm : the
reprcHOiittitivoa of thu parly in the various
counties in this state to bo ai-rt ! nud by every
proper mellioil to resist and defeat tnii lost
ilo'perato device , awl mindful of the good cou-
eeqnences to them and the bnsinuaaintereetaof
nur elite , which such a conspiracy "necessarily
involvis , oii'l ' wodoFiii it our duty to nt-siuo
nur people who have now generally ncrntiicuil
in thaitsult ihit thsy may coulidoutly rely
tint by no Mich pchurno or davlco will the
state bo deprived of the result of ita deliberate -
ate y > ice. It may disturb and protract the ,
ilflibiratlon , but it will not clnngo the re.-ult.
( SiRiied ) W. K. SMITH ,
Kxecntivo Committeo.
NKW Y.OUIC.
NKwYonK. November 8. The Sun says :
"Tho most remarkable f on turo of till * exceed
ingly close election has been the discrepancy
of the various computations of the result iu
Noxv York state , offered to the public by va
rious sources. Not only Imvo both sides
claimed a plurality , but their estimates have
,
ililTerod aa much as 20,000. Although it was :
ixpparont Wednesday that the result must bo ,
very close , the returns collected by the Sim
From every county in the state have , from the
first , indicated a small plurality for
Cleveland , and xvhen this haa been :
sloxvly cut down as the corrected figures
reached ua , it seems noxv tij have reaciied u
> nint where comparatively little chungn ia
likely to bo made by future revision. While
Lhe associated press returns from election ills-
rlcta npioxr to X'ary conriderably from our
igurcs and to give Mime countenance to _ the
laim of the republican national committee
hut lilnino has carried the Btate by a email
durality , yet wo Imvu BO far been unable to
lieceru any reason for expecting any itateiial
ihango in the reault , as shown by our own
inrefnllv collected returns which give Clove-
anil a plurality of 120(1 ( in tliia htato. "
The Times computea Cleveland' * plurality
t 1,300 , the Herald at 1)0 ! ) 3 , and the World
.t 1-l-J I. The Tribune Fays the ollicial count
i-ill bo iudlspcnsablu to dntermiuo.
CLEVELAND'S 1-LU11AMT1. .
The Commercial Advertiser ( Kop ) pays : "It
eema generally conceded by Uxv abiding cltl- .
ona hero that the otUcIalcoxint must determine
vim carried Now York Btate. Tharo in no ,
Imposition on the part of republicans to dnny ,
ho claims advnncutl by the democrats. The
argost vote ever cast xvaa polled November y
th , exceeding 1,000,000 , , and out of this iin-
ncnso x-oto neither party claims a plurality of
nero thau1JOO. / . Which party Una plurality
ieloii8 ! to xvill bo dot rminod by a body ospo-
ially constituted by law for the purpose , and
11 xvhich uvery toosonablo mail place * tlio ut *
lost confi.lonco. einco morning no change in
he votu of the Btato has IIBHII reported.
Cleveland's plurality then stood 1-ICO. "
THE EXCITEMENT OVEB.
NKXV Yomc , November 8 , 1 O p. m. Thn
lection oxi/it-iinotit / in Brooklyn ia ux-er , and i
iiisint'iH ia lesiimed. The bulletin boarda and f
elegraph ollicea are deserted by thu hereto-
.ire expectant crowds , The cnmmitteu of
lo/tocrata who are comparing the returns of f
ho presidential , completed their labors
o-day. It xvaa found that the txyo Beta of
eturna agree exactly. The o'licial ' vntii of
familton county is , Clavland 507 ; Blaii.e ,
21 ; fit John , Ul ; Butler , .1.
Tiio txvo pets compared xvero those delivered
the county clerks and tho.su to the police
ommissionera.
NKXV YORK , November S. The bureau of
lections of this city , of which John J. O'Brien
supervisor , claims to hax'O a discrepancy of
25 votes in favor uf Blaine , The laxvyorH1
Dinmittee , examining returns for two da > H.
mud them correct. The county democracy
eld an impromptu mooting to-night and rip-
ointed a committee to arrange for a mooting
ir a celebration over the election of thn
lloveland nnd llemlricks local ticket. Kllery pr
.nderson presided. Mr , Anderson said John an
olly hid been taught that hn xx-oiild not bu of
ilerated as "boos , Other local speakers th
mdu aildrHSsua , in xvhich they excoriated cu
'annually hall and declared thu people would pr
> t submit to being again counted out. A no
solution xx-au adopted calling for Rxvorn in- in I
irrnution as to Belling out known t > i have taken of
Inca on election day.
NKW YOIIK.November R. Thu merchants
led a meeting at the Academy of Music to-
iglit to cqlubrato thu election of Cluveland BP
id lleiidncka. All thuexclmugoa ml trades
sei
mt were represented In the p-irade on JNo- seiTl
iitilini * lafufttif : , lilomitin.iu M lia lillllnillt/ Tl
raa packed , although a notice of the meeting
ai first given out only yesterday. The cn-
msiaani was extreme. Carl Hciiurxyas mvt i
itli tha wildest Kind of n reception , 'He mid
nimiel J. Karidall sat togethnr near the
lairmau , August lielmont. J\lr. \ lieliiiont , :
hia opening address , Haid tlint thu JOIIKI-
6tlo patty had xvon a xictory , ami nothing
oulcl be alloweil to Interfere xviih Cloveland'a
lauguration , Kvury time this sentiment
iiH L-xirCHel | during the uvmiiug the building
look with apjilauso. Whou Carl was
itroduced there xvas another tor-
ado. Air , HclinrBald ; "I
tn hare to extend congratulalloni in ono of
noiiuleiicndentrepiiblicanii xvha felt it their
uty to turn their Incko upon the cainlldato '
thulr own paity and support Gov , CIovu-
jnd [ great clie&ringjj thu exponent ami rnpro *
putative of official integrity and administra
te refi rm , [ Ureat chcuring , ] I apprehend
liat this la not a more party triumph , in the
arrow use of the word , but emphatically the
Ictorv of honest government in America , and >
national honor in the oycx of the whole
rorld. [ Cheers , ] Its greatness cannot bo
leoBured by the sUe of our own majority , for iu
th.it majority Is not very 1ft rgr. Imtlt may b
uiiMSurcd by the power xvn ha > f > hid to over
como. and tliogroatne-'s of the troults it.lnxsnc
compllshed. and is ntlll lieatliieiltonrcoinpli'l
I nm candidly of the opinion that it xvc hai
failed this time the powerful inter i-U cluster
In ) ? iirouml the ruling putty , uni'nr ' thn leade
they then xx-oulil Imvo hnd , xvtuild in a fcx
yrarc , | M < rhaM | , been strong and daring
I'lionuli , il not to eiirrupt t ro < ist and n
battle thn piuiieful expre'slim nf it , . I re | ja
my prediction that , a * long n you and I am
our children , ami their children live , no pol
illcal party in the United Slate * will d ro ti
nomiiiitto a innn for the prc-sidancy xvhosi
liiimla are not clean. " '
Mr. 8chui7. cmtcltuletl by rvtolliiig Oov
Clsvoland and WM contlntHUsly elii-nied.
Daniel Dougherty , i f 1'hila-lelphia , In t
chort ailditvR taid : " 'Orovcr ' Cli-vchuid 1ms
been elected nnd , by the living (5od , nil thn
poxvrrs on rarth ai.d in hell ( hall novrr tear
Iho purple fiom his Blumliterd.1
Mayor-elect Gmco Ui made an addro 3 ,
Sniuuel.1. Itandall met with n very demon
nlratlvo reception , In the coursa of hit w
maika KiitnUllniid : "U'o iIoinAiid that the
Inuulrods of millions accumulated in the lTnlt-
ed Htntoa trc.-uuty , agiiinst which there is m
claim , shall bo Immediately Jut loom ami tike
ita xvnntod placa in the clmnftpln of m-inufac-
turo and commerceI * y ilellbcralcly that
any wrong shall tike : from thn American. people
ple the fruit-iof thla , ictoty , xvhich they
nchievoil , xvill ho resisted In ox cry proper and
legitimate xvay. '
Kx-Unltiil Stales Senator ( .onion , of IS our-
ga ! , HXiul that for thu tirst tima iu a quarter of
a century ho could invct hli linarers in hla fel-
loxv countrymen. "Kor the lirrt time since
Iho hostile cnns of the north Mid south coated
to thunder , I foci that I am your equal In our
common country. 1 can stand bofmv you to
night and faluto your ling tn my own , The
mime blood rousea through your veins at mine.
Wo hwo liberty , xvo love peed Roxernui'iit
and , by the God of the fathers , xx-n intniul to
stand with you in the fnturo for It. To you
Lhia triumph is a now north ; t\i the fontli 1C is
ix resurrection. " [ Great cheering , ]
Uesoluti'iuH ' xvero adopted coiiRratnlatlng
the business men of the country on tha elec
tion of Cleveland and iroudrlcks , airl express
ing the opinion that tlio nation xvas noxv aa-
Bured of four year * of pure government by a
capable and honest iiiiin ,
From all part * of the country conica reporU
uf meeting * held to-night xvhich the demo-
cratiu national committim called through the
iissociated press lust night. In Bpeechoi and
resolutions all are in line xvitli the meeting in
Now York. The illuminations are nuneial in
iho Bouth. " . {
VANDEIIIIILT CONdltATULAIKS CLKVKLANl ) .
ALBANY , Novor.-.ber 8. No diminution in
ho congratulatory despatches that xvero re-
elved by Cluveland to-day. Col , Lament ,
ho governor'n private secrotaty , and several
ittaches of the ollicu wore coimtunlly om-
iloyed opening and arranging the imwmfroH.
Vt least 40 ,0 Of tlioso have been received dnr
ii ( , ' tlio luct two or three days , nnd they hnvo
omo from neatly oxery etato in the union ,
Dho qovornor'a mail IB also very largo , The
ixeciitivo chamber xvaa thronged xvith vlsitorn
ill day and many of thorn ehook Cleveland by
ho hand. Amoug the callers xvas e.\-Secro-
ary Uristow. Tlio following letter was ru-
eived l-y Clovclnnd from Win. II. A'ander-
iiit :
"lion. Grover Clovelnnd MyDoar Sir : I
ongratiilato you nnd tha people of thu vholu
imntry upon your election to the presidency
f the United States. You oxvo your election ,
i my judgement , to the fact that the peoplu
olloved you to bo an honest , man and not to
ny particular oltorta made by any faction of
itlior the democratic or republican parties.
iidopondent men xvho care moro for good gov-
rnmont thnn for pai ties or-lndividuitla have
mdo you their choice because they xvero con-
Incod that your ndminlatration would not bo
.ir the benelit of any politicft organization or
dvored perHon , but for tlnf-lntacat' thu
hole people. ThU is juat ii'JToatiltsxvhioh it ]
lost deshed. Wo liavu ro/iched a time xvhon
party amounts to little. The country ii
bovo all and xvantB an honest government by
louest men. The belief that xvo xvill find it in
on < has led to your election.
YOUM rcry truly ,
W. JI. VANDKIIIIII. ! ' .
NKW YOIIK , November 7 , 1S8I.
STAND t'ASf !
NKW YOUK , Novembjr 8. The following
ddreaa is isaiied by the republican national
jmmiteee thia evening :
ItKi'biiLiuAN NATIONAL IlKAnijuAUTKits , 1
NKW yoilK , November 8. (
Thejrepublican natlonnl committee are talc-
ig the most careful and thorough measures to
icertain errors , if any Imvo been committoJ ,
the returns uf the late election in thu state
Nuw York. If Mr. Cleveland shall bo
mud to liuvo u ] > 1iir.-ility of ono vote a prompt
cquiescpiiua will follow from tha republicans
ihu United .State * . H Air. IHtino Bhall bo
mild to hayu a plurality of only onu votu
rompt acquiosceiiL-a will bs expected from
10 democrats of the I'njted States. The be
ef of thia committee , fo-mded upon invest !
atiou , istli.it lilaino lim a plurality of Buvoral
undrt-d votes , ami if that bo BO ex-ery honest
nm xvill demand that it bu olliuially declared.
fntil the ollicial ducluritii/n shall bJ made xvu
ik the pulicu to unlti ) xvith us in an honorable
fort to neinr ) a perfectly hoiiuBt count ,
urity in nloctioiia is the only B.-iloty for re-
iiblican iiiHtitutlons.
( Signed ) 1 $ . F. JONKS , Chairman.
S. KEHSSNIIEN , Boeretary.
A IIKUOI-IIATIU CUAIII ) .
IfF.xv YOIIK , November 8 , About iifty
rominont democratic 1-iwycin motto-night
id ( linin . - ( : ( tin ) laxv relating to the boaids
county canvoHsorH in the varioun contiea
iroughoiit the Btatu , Thn rnsult of the dia-
iH-ion ia that democratic hiwyurs will bo
resent at every board of canvahsoM TucHihy
3Xt , for the purpose of taking prompt action
case any ille'gal act U attempted on the part
thu canvasxerH ,
CLBVCLANIl'd HUNIUVJIOIIK IIKVIHIONM.
AI.IJANV , November II. Governor Cleveland
lent to-day quietly. Ho attendee ! morning
irvices at the fourth I'nmbytcriaii church.
ho afternoon nnd livening ho paHaed at the
cecutivu maiiHion with the oxccptiim of an
inr or so at the executive chamber , attending
private ui > r. eflpondeiicu , Tlio vote of the
unity of Albany wai carefully rovinod lust
luht ami thu plurality found to bu 05ii ( | 113 toad
( > IO. CIvxlHiul's plurality in the stut-o nc-
irdlng tuillicinl ligurca teuolvod by Chuirmau
,
lanuing'from the couoty clerk , ia 1'Jdl ,
,
NOTIOS. ,
.
XVATCIIJNO fllK I-OOI.S ,
o , November H. A great comma * ,
on was caused this morning over thu minor ,
mt a prominent poolaollur had decamped
'itli thu money placed xvitli him on the ru- i
irrm of the presidential election. The rumor
tterwards proved untrue ,
COMMKNT Oh' I1KITIHII I-AI'KIIH.
LONDON. November 8. Tlio TimcH eays :
It is unlikely there will bu a xeriuns nttompt
conteet thu result uf the eiluclion iu Am-
rica. Blaine is a man of great gifts end an
ccompliahed speaker , hut IIH has , utifortn *
ately , identified himsdlf xvith Bpocnlativo ,
s and nioniod Intere to. ( 'levelnml hnn
fiMvbrilll int qualities. IIU public course has
I ten conip-nuivoly brict hiid modi at , but
lie has Minwn m.me se-nje cf public duty ,
niiil will faithfully illseh.xtge hia tru i
xvitlimit favoring either the mnijimtpi
of Wall street or the ilomniiogue * . HU to bo
hnped H.-xynrd xvill accept the otilco under
nipvplaud. Itaynrd Ii a man of the hluhext
lutegiitv mid ability and not adi crcdit to the
bent triidi'ioni of Ameriean diplomacy , The
democrats must know thny are true tn the
principles of polities ! purity anil administra
tive refiv-m The rwmt electoral contests ,
osprcinlly on the republican iilo. has dli.
cliued iho oxlatenco of wldo proad corruption
wliioi has alarmed lionomblj mou in nil
I.OflSIASA'.l rONllli.
NKW OUI.KANH , Niixptnlnir Thofollnxving
xvill bo the l.ouUiatmdelrj'itioii to oongross :
Kirst district S. 11. Mmtiu , democratic.
Second district - Mi haul I Inhr lepubllean.
Third ilUtiict l-Mwanl Gay , di > mocrutic.
Fourth district X , C. lllaiichnid , demo
cratic.
Kiflhdinrtct-,1. Kloyd King. diMimcralio.
Sixth district- . Herivlor , Uomojratlc.
.IOLI.X TKX.XNS.
GAI.vicsitlN , Tox.it , NovoiuborH. Tliodein.
ocrats for the third time iu as many d iyn are
: elubrallng by the liring of canon ovi r Cluvo-
and'a election. Several tlionsxnd people nro
gathered In I'rcniont i.troot. The day Is given
ip to jollification , I'tuliiosa U uoarly BUI-
eniiiil.
TUB COAST STATKS.
} .XN KnANri co , Xovembor 1' ) . With three
counties to hear from Califoi ni.t gave Blaine
s ! > , tW.-i , Cleveland 77f-0i. : Butler ! , St. John
S'J" ' ; lllaliio'a majority. lO.illO. The lepubli-
ana elected a full e'ligrcs-lonal delegation
if Ii.
With onn county to hear from Nevada gives
tliklno T.OS'.t ' , Cleveland tvUKIj Bluiiio's majorl
, y no far , 1,1'Sil.
Nothing like completn returns can lia ob-
alnadfrom Drtgon , but it is know IHnino'i )
najority in thu stktn xvill bo fully 2,000.
MISSIMJHI.
Sr. Louis , Nov. . Secretnry of State
ilc ( > rath , In teply to an Inquiry from an
\BeociKtvd 1'reM reporter. Hays : "In this
tate the olliai'.d returns are nut opmiud and
ouiitod until nil the countlra am in , but I
iavo apodal ruturns from I ! ' . ) counties and St
.ouis eily , nml from tliopo and a computation
if voles iu the -15 counties not heard from I
: oncludu that Clex'eland'g t'loctom xvill
iavo 17,000 to UJ.COO majority over
.ho . fntion clectois ; that Murmnduko'x
ilurallty for governor will bo about .100 mid
da majority not more than fi,0i)0B'ookx ) ,
irohibition for govei nor , xvill have 8,000 to
iiOOJ votes. The dtato Bonato xvill ] irobably
tniul twenty-live dumocratu , ninety op o-
ition nnd thn hoiiso 1(0 ( domourata , forty op-
Hwitioi ) , which Is a democratic lo.-m of ton ur
leven in the legislature.
IDAHO.
CAUIXVEU , , Nox-ombor 8 , Indications now
mint to thu election of llailuy for delegate.
Is ! majority foots tip nbout 12JO xvith thu
orthorn coiinties to near from , which xvill bu
i favor of Hncisflr , but it is not thuught they
ill overcome Iluiley's majority.
HBKKSIAX.
IIKCOUNHKI.S COOLNUSS AND IIODKIIATION.
lanaliulil , O , , Special.
/The Manpliuld Ilerpld publishes this ove-
ing the folioing interview xviih Senator
lierman. In anawer to impiriea the senator
aid :
"It la manifest that thti result of the alec-
on dependfi upon the state of Now York. 1
ssumo that Indiana and Virginia are dumo-
ratio und Michigan and \Vi conin are ro-
ubllcan. The xotoot Noxv York will glx-o a
inall plurnlity to cither.lllaino or Cleveland
ud uuncluaivoly' 'toltlo ' thii'-i cotiwst. in
aver of the candldatu for xvhom
t votea. I have bolloved until
c-day that No * > York had x-otid for Blaine' ,
xvas BO HHsnrml hist nicht by thu National
ejinbhcan committee. I tliinic so yet , upon
iieful examination of nil thu paptraund ru-
nils of to day ; but thu estimate of the Now
fttrk Sun to-day and otliertelegrams | leave th"
latter in such doubt that I xvill xx-uit for the
Hiuinl returns , or Home ckliiiite t-Utoim'iitin
ntidl iiHunro.i mo of thu rcHiiitj and I will loy-
lly stand liy it , wliutlier it is for or uijaintit
ur candid.ito. While the matter ia vo
oubtful 1 will not niter to-duy
aiflu my Hag. 1 think o\-ery cunser-
atix'0 man of hot'1 ' parties ought lo keep (
inl. Thu hitmition IH aa dangerous in
iu result ia cloau and dir.ibtfnl. ICjcli party
iBjiecta the other of fraud , but the mass of
D li pnrtion xvill resist any attempt ut fraud or
loleiice , and xvill stand by the party that [
airly wins. The danger wo aru passing
iruugh has long been foreaeen us prob.tblu ,
nt there sucma no way to guard aguiimt it.
Vo muni depend of the good BQIIBO nnd mod-
rr.tion of our people. Kvury man Bhoul I bu
n hia good behavior , koi'p in good humor ,
ml kcop down oxcitomont.
In reply to thu question , "Do you attiibulo
rfcat to the nomination of Blaine anil Lo-
in'"tho senator replied :
"No far from it. Their personal canvass
aa lumiiikablo fur dlRcrotion and ability ,
'hey made no niiatabi > n. Thn p'jrronal clrir-
> s agaliJBt Blainu may have talitn from him
i.culled iiidopnniloKt vet > H. but hn got otliera
: at inadu up the low. Ohio ia all light , Shu : >
always republican on national inaiie.sbcoiuHU
iu ia patriotic. Wo protmnod Blaine and I.o-
un a ImmlBomu majority , and xvu Imvo glynn
to tliiiir. "
Xlio Army Not. . 10 Kit tl/scil / ,
iVaxhington Special Telegram.
"It has been my constant political prayer
iincu thu election of 18i' < > that no preBiduiiti.d
ilectlon Bhoiild bu clime , " said an eminent
irmy ulliccr thla morning , "At tlio timu of
liu llnyea-Tihlen election a politiod xvar was
mmlnent , and I xvas In a position to know
tow imminent , Wu expoctoJ that Ihu truops
would bu called out at nny mlnutn , not In tno
nternstof any onu particularly , but to pin-
mrvu order. ' 1'ho troops wore not ordered out ,
nit they xvero In rcailini'HH and xvoro held buck ,
Hvery man who had a eoinmund xvas given to
mdurstiiiiil that ho hnd bettor In ready to mi-
iwur tliu HiiintiiuiiH. Yesterday I xvaa gioiitly
n fear that the comitty xvould bu in a similar [ [
lander , for thu Incendiary Btund taken by
omo of the loading journals of botli purtiuH
lodud nn gocd , To-day , Iniwuvnr , 1 fe l but-
( -r. Ic looks as if tin election could l > 9 ret.
led lioyonil qiiiMtion , If Clovolr.nd id ulectud
.ho republican imity will'Hr.o that hu is'iimugii-
ntcil on the -Itli of March , The vagnu tul-
hat 1 liavo heard about culling out the militik
o rnfnicti tliu claims of a pirty ia prepo.nera
IUH and lidiculuii * . Such a course would no ;
thought of Mirlously fur an Instant. Th'i
nlliUry could only bu lined In maintaining
luteo. " Othrr army olliccra and prominent
ifliciuh of thu wui department uxjironBed u.nil- .
ur opinionu.
rilO r < in > 1111(1 ( Aiiil'i'iO4il HlulHiinn
lioilK , November 9. Tlio i'opu haa confer-
oil the canonical status upon thu American
xillegu in Homo and li.xeil thu regulutloria nf
hu Kovornment ,
CEMEBAL NEWS-
Some cf llio Normal Prticofilinis if
toe World at Lerzc ,
Opening of tbo Plonnry Council
ftt Enltimorot
A Magifiobnt Pagcnnt of Pontifi
cal Splondor-
Annual Ropoit on Our Internal
Ho venue
The Cholorn , Gniuing Foovhold in
rrIHU | > lllvn ! 1'-M'O ItUlWOCII I'YlUIL'O
acul Clilua Knllxvity mill l < 'lnnu
elal , Crlnif s null C.\HiKilllr-n ,
1'OXTI WCli IMCJKAN'I'
BAI.TIMOIIK , November 0. Tlio Third
i'leiiiiry Council Iu the Unltrd Stalw opnncd
.liU morning nt thi < cathulr.il in thi-i city ,
Thnro were present thirtenn atchbLihopi" , wx-
; j'-ll\obshiip ! < , boiidos nbbotti' , 111 ni'lgnorsi ,
\icar. , ( Toneiul suportorx , i-ctowif eominaiieH
uVd thuoli'glaim. Siuh n fiiu'ctaelo Riid pro.
cuit-iun - has not b.foro been tcon in the laud ,
After the bishops and archhlslnpiwaa aceiisor
learorand thtiir ap.istololiodi'lrgato. ' : Arch-
ilsliop ( JibboiiF , and aecumpanying him was
iin vonoi-ablo viesr gem-ral , Very Uov.
Kutlier Mcllolgan. Arcliciihop Oib-
boiis , supported by hla dcacona
if honor with llov. Vathi'rH Leo and Uoviue < ,
ils fucri'tary. and chancellor train beurcrs fol-
InVviil. ThoHpiiieopulrlig Hparkled. Ilia arch-
liisliop , nt all times ancntic In his lookx , his
taco Hoained paler than uvor whnn iu con
trast with the purple and crimson that rcct
the i > yo at nvery turn. Tlio church voicoa
ehantud paalnu as the proco > slim movud to
the chui-uh , Thu altara were ulilux.o with
tight' , and the grand organ Bent forth a wel
come , uiul a ttiumnh ; the voicoa of tlio choir
uoro teen heard , ami the open oxoruisna of the
council brgau. Aftiir the ininfl , the
Kov. Archbi hop Hvan preached on
church and her councils.
At the cliHo of the normon , mostlHov.
[ tibbona descended from the throne and pro
ceeded to the Bnnctuary in front'of the main al-
tnr , where liu olferod ix prayer for the plenary
council , Thu upontolic dclegato took IIH ! seat
m the dain in front of tno altar with Bishop
lvalue on his right and llov. Dovinu on hia
oft , after which the roll \vrn called by Itav.
O'ConnolI. Tlio prompter then aikeil the pro-
Biding officer If it win hia pleasiui.1 that thu de
cree of the 1'opo authorising the third plennry
council Bhouhl bo read , xvhichv.n unswen-d
illirmativoly ami M. Corcoran road the mi-
thoiity. Several other decrees anil ordera
were then road , all in latin , The prompter
.hen asked that all ncla of the council be com-
ilutod xvhich xvax ouleroJ. Chancnllvr l-'olov
inked If a second public KoxAlon of the council
Hliould bo held nt the Cathedr.il Sunday , thn
lith , nnd it xvna BO decided and u mmati'Icd
Inxi. the duily biihlneHH mci'tii : of the council
10 held , begiunlng tomorroxx' .
I'AHIH , November ! ) . . Thu cholor.i is in-
creHsiug hero , oapecinlly in the llth nnd lUll
arroiidlfinionls. During thn foty-ciglithnurit ;
ended nt midnight last night , tlu'ru WLTO ro-
lotted 181 ! now cai-ea nml li.'l diMtlis. At
tlontreulHou now caie.i xvew teporlud during
-lio came time. To-day ono frn ii cuso xv.vi ro-
mrluil at St. Nazairo and four dc.ntlm at
STautc.i.
IHCrol't'LATINII TAIIISIAN IIOTKI.S.
I'AIIIH , NovDinber ! l. Th dinlcra ii empty-
ug the hotela. The Iiitrani-igi'aiit nuvs fon-ivn
nnd provincial nuents 1m o hurrloiily left thn
iruiul hotel , and thvrn i.ro nuw only eighteen
families in the whole himao.
SPAIN nilllllTENEI ) .
I\r.Milill ) . Novembi'r',1. Owing i < t the prov.
ilcncci of cholura In I'r.ui'-c ' , gojjx frnm that
rountry will lie fiimlynUd ut the fiontii-rs ,
Uoveinment ordertd tl.o la/.rtK'tto to bo pie-
pared for clioli-ni pitl < nt-t , I ut in umlocidcd
whether to inslitiuo aiuuraiilini ( ) ,
I.-.J lOUNAI ; KhVIONIlIO.
ItKI'OlirOP 1HK INTKIl.VAI. KhVKNl'l : I'O.MMIH-
HIOMII.
WASHINGTON , Novi-mber s. 'Iho annual re-
liort of linn. Walter Kvitns , commisfiioner of
jitural revonuu , for the fiscal yrar ending .hum
IDtli , 1KHI , lusbeim tubmittcdlulhusccrotnry \
f Iho troasiry. Tint total receipt.- ) from all
the Dourer * of interm.l revenue taxation for
Lhoyuaria tSI''l.n'JO.OH ! ) , an compared SMI ,
55' ! , : ) 1 1 fur thu year 18811 ; 9Hlr/.M ( , > 7 : < for
the year 1KS2 and SKI 'Ji1- ! ) ! ' ! for the year
1881. It IM chlliiiiituil that SliriK.O,0 ( 0vill
bo collected for thn present limal yi-nr. Thn
payment of tux on tlio hugo production i'f
splnt-i for 1881 xvns a matiriul I actor n the
collections during thn jnint yuar ami the ro.n-
mii > aionur mty that thu falluiif elf aiiti'-ipnt d
for thu present ye/ir / will follow from thu dim-
ii-hi'd quantity ol bom bin mil ryn wliinliiuu
priMlufiul in IK.S'J , on xvhluh the tax xvlll njji-
tmo during the i-urrunt lircil yuar. Another
ojiiHO contributing to tlio reduction of ructiiitn
will Im thu luivtuly incntacod i < xiortatlint [ of
upirita in bond on xvhich , for vuriuua r ajotiu ,
uwnera cannot [ my the tax. iSoinulhltif , ' like
10i00)00 ; ( ) uallona Imvo already bwii li'rced '
ibro.ul during the current calendar year , bo.
aiiiiuof stagnation In the tra'Jo , tinil tin ) ro-
IIH il of c'mgiiia to extend thu bonded peiiixl ,
A comparative KtatnmiMit of thu rocoipU fur
the Ii8c.il youiH IHHI ! ami 1K8I Hhowd u dccreuso
uf .SilitllH)0 ( ) from tubacca ; an increase nf
yjriSliIOfroniHirit ( , | ; an mcrui.so ot $1,181 , '
II3K from fiirni9ntod liquorH , nnd n ducroaait oE
yiU.OIL'-101 from taxumnlfr th.j ri'ponloi1.
nnd pi-naltlud ; making a total ducruitKu of
, '
HOW TIIK 1'AIIAN I.'IIINIKK ! ! ! I.KAl > llli A WAU
Ol1 1'll.LAOK ANIIUI/TIIAdi : AlA..SVrnillitM'IAT- ( ! .
M.SrtlONAIIIKH , ,
HONII JCoMi , Chlnu , Noven btr ! ' . --Mb
have been cootinlitlui ; fi'nrfal initrvgeu on
place.1 ! of CliiUtiunViifiii ! < i nud VUBOCO- ill
Cartxi : utiil Intel ior ti.int3. In tlio Province
of Kv.'uiutung alune. four Uomaii Catholicn
anil luo rroti-iilai.t rhiuu'jgtt xviru
B liMiulrcil ami tnenty hniiK'S nf rc < itlnS
Chriitlaim jtiii > te > d ami r.ccupanta dilvcn
n ' * y. In Nauihol , tliroo C l olio clu | > eli
( i ml innvnit IHHIKCH n. r-i pilliigeil , piimU and
reoiipaiifc ) bratrn and xvotii1 n nntrnqa'l. At
Iho Kung a chinch nf Kmfand rhnp 1 Xfs ( d -
Htroycd The im-b IOIB ttm ctotliM from the
pnuohrr's wifn and Rlniinsfnlly treated h-r.
At ChantMing n. Wt ! ajaii clmpol w s do-
Btrnyoil. ClirUtlnivi MO fleeing from the
province to liiing Konff. The CliltitBO rrixvu
tlintii thn filtun itiv. ' > f n-e-Uico to r.ho Molt
or lfnfor lininc. Th.-y | sr. . furred the hv.ttr.
Mniiy ot the \MniiRii xvcrJ caught by the mob
Kiut iintrngoil.
A Florida fire- .
I'AI.UAKA. Kin. . Nov. I' ' . I'alatnia h.-xi
IIOAII tuvajid by HHIUM wlncli lUxiroyednvnty
linltiPM lionoq oxcmit , twn KprarkB. Loss ,
S''iV.I.OOOiliiturnnci' , ! ? J'0oq. : ; There nto np-
| irphen loin nf aiicRro uprising. During the
co n II ignition a ke-g of powder Ij.irst anil neat-
ti'r d iparks Iu ovury iliri-ction. Two firemen
worn injured by ll.vini ; tfjrp. . I'ulldlrgi
ncro tlin ft cet xveiof \ . ' nnd tlw lire
travrlfilxvltliuneontr.ll/ . . < ! tlfflth'ii
lingo brick block nnd U , IIH hotel xvoro
HUOH C'iiMimo.1. Col. Hn .1iilldiiii ( ( < , four
la iiiiinlier , xvero mum / and the xvliolo
liUfinrpH portion of the iv iiumo nioariiu'
fiirnnco. Th l.arUin If I'utnatn loti o
ami I'rutliytitinri t-liury rued , Klfty-nit
' lirma burin-el ,
Shocking AI"JI | | MH & * Ml. l lras\nl. .
Jh , I'I.KAHANT , I-ilx-i , November 8. A
chocking acciil nt orourrc t her. ) la.it night.
I'rof , ilonea , HUperhiteinlont of public fchoolf ,
ix genltumau fri ni'l and llvo kdics eatarcd a
hUilV upiuin ( nrlilicinl lake on the nclgo of
Uixvn. The bout xtou'd ' only carry tliriv * or
'our ixcd it * oou ovei tinned. 1'rolecwr Joni' ,
Kiln Ciirpentor , it toauhiT at thi pu'iliu '
choi It , litt-i Tutor , Kditli llrau hBtU'lenti at
-lio collrgo xvo o drowned , the othi-r * rs apod.
L'n'fi'H'or JoniH loivui a xvifo. All the vie-
inn Htmtit in n hUh Hocinl.olrulo. Tha rntlrn
city mourn tlii-h1 death'
Slonx Ocrunt ? .
l'T. ' ItOlllNSDN , November ! ' . [ SpeciilJ. .
Iteturne fioiu thri-u distiicta of Si'iux ' county
; lvo n rcpubliiu : moj'irlty of It. nut of a total
vote of 'JiK Thcronio two moro pr.'clncts
tn hrar from. Vt. Hobinpoo , iu it vote cf 87 ,
Miowitlarupublican gain of > x-ntes , or 80
pnr cent Dawca wiu nlljjhtlv behind hla tick-
t nnd Merrill behind hi * . Tlio grange ; voro
has been liK.ivilv rcpublirnu i > nd the ropubli-
ran p.xln throughout tha en , nty xvill Bcurcnly
averngu le.is tliHii 5 pur rent-
\\Vul hi11 To-SJny.
WAsiimoTON , November 10. Ifpjvr J\Iia- \
fil slppi fair weather , variubln xviiida , generally
From north to xvcet , nllghtly cooler xveather ,
liigher bnromoter. Ifor the Miasomi volley ,
fair xveathor , nurtlicilr xvimls. boconu'ii ? var
iable ; falling precotod in santhcrn purtionR by
i leing barometer ; nli/ht rise In temperature in
nortliern | Kilton , nearly Htationaiy temperature -
turo iu Miuthurn portion.
The Storey ICslale.
Cnu'ARO , November 7.--A bill xvivaliled in
the circuit court/ ( his morning by Mr.v Kurcka
S. Hlnrey afkitif ? for the appointment of a ro-
coivir f.ir thu ntuto tf AV. 1' . Stcray instead
of nil ndmiiiHtrutor , ilnrii'i ; thu pendiiii ; of
any unit to cuntunt hia will ,
Dank Ihi Vli-l.
Br.liliN , November ! ! . Gerniao. nnwopaperM
untiRr.ittilntu Amerlvi upon tlui doinocratic-
vlctory , aim reco ni/.o ( ; - > VITIIOV 0 uvoland as
iv notMilo man of clour and steady judgment
nnd IiunornWo intoiiUoni and "uurcy , and- -
The lint is AVov ,
Nr.xv Yoiiif , Novomlmr 8. Kiennn'j ) agency
given tlio following as th J rUM of brokers to
Cliienio : NBW York Central and Tlrie , Sll to
811 f ( ) ; \ \VVstShoic ! " . ' ; Laclaiuinnl-l CO. '
The Now Yurk Central uxpccted to inako further -
ther itdiictiijim t < i-il y.
I'alisluiu ; up
1'Alti-1 , Nov ! l Tim ' 'Liberto" BIXVB that
L'lGCiRir Buiry xvill niiiio.tuca to llip 't'tinitiin | ,
roiiimiltiiv lo-day f-hat tlt-i cabinet council
? olurilay ugicod to f ri'pji th'i ilniuuml of an
mil nimty from China r.ud Hint pre'liminary
lourc n.-iotlutloijii | xuth- China Imve- been
ilmoit cJ4iclnili ( I.
UliiUiW , NovemliiT U. Six pccozul buliotii.
vfio lidirn to-day for member.-i to tlio reichir
, ag , u > ultinK in tic 6lcc'.i n of onu innserva-
ivti , i.a cundli'ntu "f the contro party , ono
lutioual libfral , ono G'Tinnn lilmra1 , and two
iai.lidutuR of thu ) iJ"pln'H party.
A \Vlio'e ' rae Mine Hurrm- .
l.oNroN , Novombar I1. Vita damp , caused
\n I'xp'iiblon in tip ! colliery nt Wasiner , in
lo'jrjum to-day , by xvhicl ) txven'ypersona. .
killed.
Ve dimlit ir tlir-ro K r oan be , o spoolfu-
romeily for rUeuniatl.su ; but thojsamls who ,
liavo millercil HH piiliis Wo been sre'iitly ben-
i-nieil by HtMul'M Saruparllla. If you Imvo
lalled to llud relief , ti'if thin gre.-a remedy.
"I xvas.alllieted with rheiuwitl-sm t > venty
years. J'rex. Imw tu lotn I fonnU no relief , ) it
l-rexv xvowo , and nt uno time V.MS alinoat.help-
les llood'ti Harw.parlllv : < HJ mo more good
tliiin aU'tho iithe-t ineilleiiii.i I ever had.-
Jl.T. 3AWJOM , SlurJey Yillj e , Muss.
" 1 wivlrliiMiiiiatMnitliri'Ciyw.re.aiiil gut no.
relief till I look Hpoil'K Si/saparlll : . H luii.
( lima ( -real thliiji [ for me. i rcfoniiflenJ It tir
DtlMW. " LKWidllwniA K , niililcJord , Ml1. .
Hood'H fiarra ] > nrllla Is charMlrrlzeil H.
tlieu pfcnllaullcj ) : IrJ , Iho coaiMnatlon ut
Hi'.ieillal age'iitH2il , Uio jiroprxtlon ; ail , llnv
'fturmi ot si-ctirliiR the neUvo moiUcInu"
ijiiulltle.s. Vhu resuUlsamciyclno ofuntisus.
strtiiiilh , rffectlni ; rmrcs JillJirjilo.iinSaoxvi ,
e-ewl for l- Mil : coiitrJuIn : ; niUtitloual oiWcncu
' llooil's Husaii'iiilU tows up my Ry.sleiii ,
; niiille.s 'i\y Mooii. M'.irpeasi my aiyiellte , auu
HI'-IIIS tj inakii iwj ove1' . ' * .Ii r.'J iioiU'iiu : ! ,
jlegihteiol Deeds , I.oweil , Mass.
"Uo il'H SarBjpirlllt : : Tjei.t,1 * nl\ others , and
' . - , . " UAUULMiTOK ,
i xxm-tll II n V oijtlit 111 ItoTll. -
1 n > U-jnl ; tjlu'o , liuvv Voili Cltv
FjQood'Js ; Sas'aapai'HIa
tM ! by all ilriia'inis. f I i tit tot t5M * * *
< v K bv < \ f. HOOt * t C\ , i.9V.'nll , JUisu.
. KO ? sDosos Ono Doilur.