HE OMAHA AILY EE
KAIgK
FOURTEENTH YEAS , OMAHA , WEB. , FBI D Ay MOIJXINQ , NOVEMBER 21 , 1884. NO , 132' * H
CLOSING THE COUNT ,
? nu Latest Official Revision cfihc New
York Coniit ,
The Reported Discrepancy of 950
Proven False (
No Material Change in the Last
Quoted Figuresi
Democratic National Committee
Disbanded To-day
Cleveland Delivers Himself on
Popular Government ,
Mo Announces ( lint t lie KlKltts of All
Men Ifiespestlve , etc , , Will Ho
ted liy Hint ,
Fiorur.s.
November 10. ! The state can-
vnseu mot this afternoon. Kv Hcnntor
Conkhng xvns present for n tew minutes. A
protect to the elfect tint fifty-four RICOH elec
toral balloU had been c.it in Dataware coun
ty foi the republic in electors wns read and on
motion of Attorney General O'Urien ordered
enteroJ into the proceedings nnd the rtttirn
pas od as reii-iv l. Kings conity returns
showed u slight discrepnuoy which was
oxplmnod by the county clerk ,
the return passed. Thu discrepancy in the
Hichiuond county return was explained by the
county c oil ; , Cornelias A , Hart. Hu pre
sented the original tally sheets nnd stated
that the error in the return before thu board
was due to an omission on the part of the
copyist to insert the names nnd xotes of live
Butler ulectorB. The mistake was not appar
ent m the separate footings , Appearing only in
the totals. The comparison of the original
with thu otatonient ecnt the board verified Mr ,
Hart's explanation. On the motion of Attor-
uey-Ueneral O'Uricn , the report was adopted
unanimously and the clerk was permitted to
correct the returns. AU returns were recoixed
and tabulated statements will be ready for
signature to-morrow.
ON THIS FllBKDMAX.
AIIIANT , November 20. Go\ernor Cleveland -
land was naked to-day if ho w.is aware of a
delusion among the colored people of the
< outithat ! the chnngo in the administration
would unfavorably nlfect their condition. The
govrnor replied , "Yes , I have been astonished
it the statement that thtro xvas some appro-
henbion existing among the colored people
tint in some way their lights , now secured to
thorn under llio laws nnd constitution of the
United States , vvtre in danger from the elec
tion of n democrat ! : president. I nm oxen
told that soiro of them nro led to suppose that
thu result of the recent election means that
they may again bu made sUvos. All this hah
.appeared to ino .to.be so absurd , , and I
Lnvb > tlW n k- any sure that- * the * slightest-
"IntSlllgenf reflection" would dislodge such fool
ish f cant , that I can hardly deein any notice
of them necessary. But there is not the
( lightest objection to calling-tlie attention of
all who are in tbo least uneasy or uncertain on
the subject , to the fact tint thu lillu of the
colored people to freedom and nil the rights of
uti'KCnbip cannot bo disturbed except by a
clianeo in the constitution , which it would be
absulntoly impossible to mako. Besides , the
pTi cnt condition or status of these people has
teen ho fully accepted by ttio entire
country that no onu should have
tha slightest idea tint any attempt would be
made to change it. If there was any possibil
ity of accomplishing such n thing BO far as the
new administration is related lo Ibis subject ,
the whole country can bo Hiiro that the lawful
power and jurisdiction of the executive will bo
o pxerciHcd that the righlaof nil citi7cnswhito
or black , under the constitution and the law.
will bo preserved ami protected , and all iho
udv.intagea to winch they are untttied by lea
Him nf their cilizonuh'p ' will bo secured lo them.
Tlicio need bo no foir that
wither the democratic patty or its
nexvty elected administration propo'es to : > p-
pirn , or enslave any part of our population ,
nor to destroy tlio busiiiOM interest * of the
country. Wo bopo on the other band , to do
something to benefit the people. It see.x.g lo
mo that our effort * in that direction would bo
aided if mischievous croaking and dark imag
ining should give place to nnuarncscendc.ivor
to iiHpiro conlldenco and to make universal a
ih"irful hope for the fntuio. "
New York roliiic- .
. - louai IT the Chicago Times.
( Hit'Aoo ' , November20 Mr. J. A. Sleither ,
editor uf the Alb my Jveiling ) .lonnial , wa <
met at the Grand L'acific luHt evoiing by n Te-
p.irt'rof thoTiniep , to whom ho pave a lesuinu
of the situation In Now V rk. Acked as to
the causeri which Icd to Mr. lilaiuo'a defeat ,
be Mid th.it they had been to fully exploded
that tin row an nothing to udd. Mismanage
ment , unlucky IncldentH , dofuction , and van-
uus other ovenU , nil making iigitinst thu ro
imblican nominuo , had cacspirad to defeat
him by a vu y narrow margin ,
"In there much foollug reg.ndlng tbo out-
t.nnoV" asked the rcpnrter.
'Of course the bitterness of defeat is not a
pleasant sensation , but it not enough to diaor-
gam/o or disrupt the party. "
"la there much cabinet-making being in-
dulled In at Albany ? "
Noun nt nil , to far as aacortalnablo.
Thosa closest to Mr. Cleveland nay that ho
Inn not given the nutlet n thought , tithsr in
tlio way of advising with any of tlia lender * 10-
gardltifr tlio matter , or in selecting any promi
nent democrat In futt , ho has m.ido no
mn. "
"How do thu thoughtful people of New
York regard Mr , Clevelaud'u comiiiff accen-lon
t. > the _ prosidc'iicy ? "
"Well , they look for more or Jes * change in
the policy ot the administration , that natu
rally follovvH , but are disposed to believe tlut
there will tu but faw Incursions into new
fields , or uny attempt nt brilliancy , Mr.
Cleveland's prevailing tr lt has been ob tlna-
cv , though during the last year of IIIH tfovern
orfthlp bo became more yielding. It U thought
that no will continue under the inllu nro tint
mudo him orosident , nnd that that influence
will lead him to cater to the ooutheru element.
There will be a natural wish to iwpetuate the
party In power , and neither the president nor
hm intimates dare offend the south , "
t. "You f peak of inlluenco , vVhat influence ? "
Hut of Dan Manning and his associates.
They will hi ) tbo power behind thu throne.
The coueequenco will bo n general concession
io the demands which thu south will make ,
and a negative administration , animated by u
deuru to steer clear of all pitfalls and dilli-
cultiea , "
"Whit's the euiatori.il outlook in the
state' "
"Tha ta'k ' about Conkling Hoing hack to
tha nenate ls all uonaeneq In the hrst placi * ,
it is almost a certainty thot ho doen not desire
to re-enter political life , UH his repeated an-
Aiir.icceii to hU notrt'it friends tPilify , and ,
itiicsudly. If he did he can not c < mu in lh t
door. The repnti lean \ > slatms will go tu
the cam m to a man , and that caucus will no'
n outside tbo p.iilv , mi t aninredly. am
whoever the noiolnuo U Im v\dl bo a iilalno
"
in in
"Who Is Idrely to rci ilvo tlia linoot' "
'Tits suto has plenty nf good in itfrial t (
oil-ir , although thcto already umned are. inuk
' D contest. Thin U thu caw with Arthur
If the nomination was tendered I" him unini-
moiKly , it in piobablo that hevould ai cept it ,
but ho w III not make nil undignified and
captious light lor It. Depow , wh.i n al n
mined , has s.iid that he would bo proud of the
insitlon , but would not lay siCKO to it.
Whltoliiw Iteld , of Iho Tribune , nnd Alotiro
Cornell h.ixo said the seme tlnnir. The prlro
nay bo conferred on Sherm in S. logcr ! , of
Uulfalo , orilliam S. Kv.irlc.hoeverit
s. ho will be in thorough accord with the pro-
lomintnt olcinont of the republiein pirty. "
"Jy ? tin1 xv.iy , MnnidiiB ntinouuciH that ho
s going out ol ] > ii'iticj "
"Oli , yes ; he his borne lhi > burdens and heat
if tba campaign , and thn incitement nnd
atiRiio has told on him. Ho talks of m xkinc
i tup abroad tliis winter. If Lo does ho will
ie back in time for the innugtitntloti. Snub
nen , xs ho noxer Ret out ol politics. '
Tito NI-III > in ( li
Special lo the Chicago Tribune.
In view of Mr. ISlalno's excited ro-
narks , lait nighti about Iho down-
roddcn and disfranchised condition of the
olorod people in Ihu south Ihoro in a good
lo.il of interest in some candi 1 remarks made
,0-day by Mr. Henry C. C. AtvvooJ , who Is n
olored Louisiana republican nnd a Kellogg
worker. Ho ia United States consul at San
) jmtngo , nnd during the late campaign xvns
in tbu stump for the republican party , though
10 does not pic'tt'tid to hnx o been very much
f n Ulaino man. Mr. Atwuodsnld ; "Tho
olotod people In tbo south have
jcen deserted _ by the tepublitnn
) arty since 1S70 , and they nro not
lepresscxl by BlnnioV defeat. They think , on
ho contrary , tlul the election of Cleveland is
roiug to proxe n benefit lo them. You BEO
lieu1 are two f-ictiotm In the democratic party
n the south the mitf democrats , or bourtioiin ,
mt tlm silk stockings , who are thn lnnnes.t !
non and host cttl ons of the eolith , The n
vill bo thrown further npirt by Cloxolntid's
flection. They will form two pitties , and
hey will bo the only parties In Iho soutli.
run COI.OIIKO rKoi-i.K wn.t , iminr ,
omo following the bourbons and fcomo tbo
Ilk-stocku gs. There will not be pity rnco
hies. There will be two white parties , each
vith n colored following , which will greatly
mprovo Ihe condition ot the coloied people ,
L'ho ling men expect to b ? r ( cogniml by
Cleveland , but judging from Mr. Cleveland's
icliou as governor of New York 1 should sny
, hey would bo disappointed. The nlk-
ito kings will comu to the front , nml the
lest element in the tiouth xxill reign. Mr.
Sl.iine'a speech nt laat nUhl's eorcmdo in
nil bosh. Why didn t be think of nil tlmt
vbon ho volod against the force bill * If
: ie had , probably ho would not h.ixo been do-
eatod. No , thu statement that the mlored
i ° oplo tit the smth xxerei notalloxvud to vote
s not truo. There is eome intimidation in the
: untry _ districts in the aoutb , but very little
nthe titles. Certainly Mr , lil.iine has no
re.x'on to complain. In thu Third Louisiana
district ho got 50,003 majoiity , while Kellogg
vas defeated. The colored pe iplo vote as they
> leaso. Look at liiabto's district , in Florida ,
or instanco. Uicbeo xvaa defeated by ropub-
ican voU'H. We form fus-iom in the south
ud make trades. The colored people
ARE NOrnKNKItAlI.V COKItCKl ) .
.n some of the country districts , where thu
v Into people arons ignorant as the colored
. ou have now idea how ignorant they nru in
omo placus there are conflicts , but it prows
mt of the ignorance on botli Hides. No , sir ,
.be . south was not made solid by the democrats
his timo. Blniiio liHt every southern st.ito
lecause Iho colored people are stalwarts nnd
npporters of Conkling , (3 ( rant , and Aithur ,
Vo are nearly nil C-mkling men , nnd the
laughter of Folgor hurt as much in tlia south
is it did In Now York. The colored people
n the south nro going to try and have Arthur
\nd Line. . In ncnnu.itcd in 1S8S. Then some
f the southern fctitea will go republican. If
Cleveland na president nets , nsj hej.didwhilo
govern < r-hevwlllh voHhB support fnv888'bf
nojt of the northern states , but the xouthern
lemocraU will bo against him. "
Ait ITonatial Slale of A 11 air- . .
Chicago Tnbuno Special.
IlAinKiiui , November lit The votu of llio
tate on the last election wax oilieially cm
'assed to day. The tolaloto foi preeident
vas K7,311 ! , of which Cleveland leccived n
iltirahtyof l'J7i. ( The St. John xoto wns
fl. ' , and the Uutler vote lf8.S. ! Oovernoi
Waller , democrat , has a ] > lurahty of Iit5 ( ,
nnd Sumuei , democrat , for Ifeiitenant govern-
> r , of2. > 5. Tor the other state officers tlio
oiubllcar [ candidates have small pluralities
lusMoll , seen tary of stale , ISO ; Chamberlain ,
.reasurer , K ! ; Munaoii , conlroller , 'MO.
No candidate of either party hnviritr n major-
Iy , the election under the stale constitution
foes to tba legislature , wmch is strongly ro
mblic.in and xvill elect the entire republican
, tate ticket. If pliirahticB elected the roault
vould have bei'ii n body of rtato olbcers of dif-
erent political complexion a result u Inch
nakora of the constitution doubtless aimed to
void. Such n result as that of this year haslet
lot been infrequent in the political hUto-y of
hastate , 1'or cougrrs ] tlio pluralities are
1'nst diotrict , Buck , romibhcin , , ' ! 04 ; Second
lintnct. Mttthtll , democrat , L'.OKi Thiid ills-
; ritlVnlte , roiublic.in | , Ii , 10. ; I'oiuth dis-
rict , Sevrnour , damociat , 1 1 > iho Intel on a
total vote of oxer li'.OOO. The republicans
contiol bulb b nncbes of llio legivlnturo by
'igmos h'liL'tofoio ] iublislied.
IV 1 1. IT ITCObl' .
TIIK fXMI'AIGN KM'K.NPirillFS Of IIIK liKXIO-
CltAlll XAIHI.N XI , CdMMIiriK.
NKW YOIIK , November i0. ! Bainiim and
jiualley , of thu democratic national commit-
; er , to-day wcia auditing the campaign Chills
yet remaining and closing up otln r mailers of
IIOHS incidenl lo Ihu campaign. Thu tot d
amount of money lecent-d by the deinocrktic
n itional eommiltun IH . 'KU.OUO. Of this HUIII
,0l.li was received through tlio popular
cimpaign fu id in amouuts of less than S.r > .
Thu liiitionul hcadqiiartc'rH will bo entirely
vacated tornoinw ,
TIIK ijAW's MMSTV. : .
now IOWA'S riioiiiiuiios i.\vv N Mvr.xi.vicii
IS fllK CdlllTS.
Di I.LIJLINovember ! ! ( ) . Judge L It of tin
; Ircuit court , rendered a deci-inn to day under
.ha new prohibition law in favor of the liquor
nen. Nineteen s&loon keepers woroMtodby
, he citi/Bn'r * league , headed byJ. I' , 1'arloy. '
The league asked the court fur .in injunction
4\ close the saloons ns criminal nuNances un
der thu new btw. .Indgo lrtt siiHtaiiii'il tlm
dtfondanU' demnrrer on the grounds that his
court , being one of equity , has no jiiribdlctinn
ivor n criminal case ami on the gnnoral grounds
dint it Is unconstitutional to deprive a man of
lis property. 'I ho decision U rrgai ( led as u
prohibition defeat. An appeal it to bo taken
liack to TlK Ir Swedish Home.
CIIICAOO , Noxember MO. The Thingxalla
steamahip company'M excursion , tonntBting of
somu fivu hundred .Scandinavians who have
Found bonus In the norlhwist and become
farmer * , accompanied by their wives and chll-
Jren left heru this afternoon via tlio Grand
Trunk and 1'rin railway for Now York nncl
nearly all the txcurrfiomnU will return to thi
country In thu enrly spring ,
Bayonnu , N , J. , November 'JO. Carr anil
Hnbson , nunufocturerii of agricultural Im
pllmenU at Bemen paint , assigned to Normoi
T. M. Ntllln , without | iref rencts. The Jan
uary statement showed assostu S'.I'O.COO , Ha
hlhtini Mil ) , (00. The company' * ctpittd i
& 2IUOOU. Hit e\ | < oct d they will rexnino
Hliortlv.
.Ve rocs Self Kxilcd.
NHV Yfiih , Novornber ' . ' 0. Klght
calltsl on Mayor Kd oii tn day ami after stat
in ) ; tlut they had armed from ( iaUcvt/m am
wiru with'ut tundii , ntkod to bo sent t
l.iberu. They wro cnt to Ca lu Gaiden.
THE RESULT RATIFIED ,
Gical Jollificalion DciODStralion of the
Democrals at Brocliir ( ,
The Ratifioation filootinc i the
Crowded Rink ,
The Vioa Prosideut-oloot Oftlled
to the Kostruiu ,
Sondricks Expresses his Orthodox
Democratic Convictions.
'To ' iho Victors Belong the
Spoils " Audy Jackson ,
li-ndi IcKs'tjittiport'iil Old
AYnluli-AVitid "Civil
Serx Ice Itotoi'in. "
DP.MOOUATIC UK.IOICINC.
Niw Yoitk , Noxomber 'JO. Thousands of
iooplo fdhd the llrooklxn rink this uxcmng
or the purpose of jubilation upon the election
if Cloxcl.md nnd Hcndricks. The nhlosxvoro
ronik'cl , nnd tbo open space before the plat-
orni was taken possession of by ladies unable
o Imd ch.iirii.Yhon Itendricks nieppod
ipon the iilatfortn , tlm nmHeiico was on Ita
'eot by n common impnUo. Men wnvcd their
iata , ladida tholr handkerchiefs , and tin n
tlaitu xvai ilefa.iuing. In the course of an
elaborate luhlios.s ,
HKKDllUKH s\in
11 do not join you to night for the purpoio
of rejoicing over the fall ot our opponents. It
a enough to know that they h.ivo fallou.
Laughter .iud cheers ] I join you to rejoice ,
tot that their Hag ha * been tradoit
n the dust , but that oura
\a\cs in triumph oxer the land ; not that they
mlfur pangs nf disappointment nml dofe.it ,
mt that wo , the representatives of the democ-
.icy , the politics of the people , nrosucceasful. "
The speaker added tlmt ho was sorry an
ittcmpt bad been made to Infuse into the
ninda of the colored \otcis that the success of
ho domocratlc party meant Iho destruction of
.heir . rights and privileges. ' This , " aaid ho ,
'is n great wrong , Aa n free nnd independent
oter tlio colored voter entered the democratic
.inks , and as n fieo nnd independent xoter ho
vill remain under is broad banner and princi-
llfS. "
Continuing Hendricks'said , "Lotus bo ns pa-
lout now in the hour of triumph n-s wo haxo
> ceu in the long je.irs of tiial. Wo , they tell
is , will bo responsible fin the future of this
; reat country. Ye and wo accept the gruat
responsibility that will Lriiig peace and good
government to the people of the United States
charm ) ltvvaHGodtli.it gixo us power to
et thin gre.it lesson nlefsonxve must nbida
> y and a lesion I bopo the republican party
sill not soon forgot , that the gie.it woik com
nenci'd md carried out by tbo people of the
Jnited States on tho-1th of November moans
nothing nmio or ICES than " .i goxorninont
of the people , by the people nnd for the poole -
) le ' Ob , you will aeo u very great change
after tbo 4th of next March when Piefident
trover Cleveland takes his se.it nt Washing
ton. "
8 Further on the pea-Uor aidtisDoyouide- |
sire to knlTVr'frbni mo what'clvilTafervice"'Bys ' ?
; om I haxo confidence in. lam very frco to
my to you paoplo to-night that
[ am not particularly confident
if succor after n. ftliiiolninster'n examination
jut I xx ill toll you wh.it Ihavo conlldenco m
xs it xvas tn the days of Andrew Jackson -let
v trui man come to bo piesident of tbo stales
icd let iruo men bo called aiouud him to md
urn in the public eerxico and let these moiiro-
Rolvo that the only test of qualification
"or olhcn under them shall bo
louestyand fitnofH for the eei vice , nnd you
iaxi > civil service rofonn. ' [ Cheers ]
Tha remainder of his speech was mainly devoted -
voted to the tarilf. llondricks was loudly
cheered at the closa of bis address. The
cliairmaii then announced that Jicecher , who
"lad been expected to address the ineetlncr , was
n Hostou. Thn nssombl.igu bne.ui dlspcislng ,
ind participated in ,111 iutorin.il reception to
llondricks ,
AVIUIN AND < t UOL'A'J'IOXh.
Till ( JlAHKhfi IIErWKIN TIIKVKSIHIl.V 1 NION
AM > IMP Clllr\iO IIOAIII ) Ol IIIXHK.NII
TIIK i vnni'u IMIKIKMIBKCI : .
CllH'M.o , November 20. Anotiii'r tompli *
catuii has dovelopd , growing o.it of the
joard of trade quotalioiiH. Last May the
til of trade hired n corps of reporters and
iiimiunced its intention to allow its quotations
to go to such correspondent * ) ns it might mo fit
; o dehiRii.ito. At that time it oiiten d into a
contratt to furnish the Western 1'nion tele-
; iaph company xxlth Its quotations , subject lethe
the fondlthn lh.it Iho telegraph tompiny
would trniiBinit them to only ncrtdited
larlfs 'iho noln object of this move w.ia
.o shut quotations elf from tin-
'Imtkot shops. " Several of llm lalttr
, ul "tickorh" in their plates nnd I'njoino 1 the
.olcfjrapli company from removing them.
Similar Injnnclionx xvoio ol t.ilned in other
cities , Recently thu board of tradu notilied
the telegraph tompanv that it xxould not fur
nish quotations after Xoxembci 2S , under thn
iriginal contract , but olferod tu make n nexv
contract similar In Ii nns 10 the old one , but
which wouU absolutely prohibit all
x.'Iegraph companies from furnlfiiiiig uiiota-
.inns to any one not designaioil by
the hoaid of tradu. Tlio Western Union
companies thereupon notihod all its customerd
, hat it would bo unable tofurnMi the Chicago
toard of trade quotations after tlio date men-
.iouod. The WiBtoin I'nion Telegraph com-
.i.itiy hoi o makes the dnlomtnt in its behalf
.hat it employed conned and expended n
greit amount of money fighting the bucket
shops in n i no or ten cities inco-oporution with
the Chicago board of Irado nnd succeeded
in closing them all up with
, ho I'xcoptlon of inn m J.onmillo ,
, u < > in diK-aco. Theytlaun that these three
luclcel Hhop h.ivo obtninud an injunction
'rom the court restralnlug the Western Linlon
'mm ibucontliiuiDg the quotations , and they
can not comply with Iho now demand without
: onlompt of couit , ( hi thu other hand the
ward of trade claims that the courts have do
ci ted that their market quotations aie their
own property , and tholr proieut position
U that they will deal with no telegraph torn
[ miiy which will not keep the quotations from
ill liuckiit shops , J , H , MHno , chairman of
the LommitUo on murkut reports on the board
of trudo In authority for the Htatament that
the board is now arranging und exputta to be
able to furnish all cmtomom of tlm board IU
.notation * an usual after Nnvembi r ' - " > , or
shortly thereafter.
WO.MIIN AVOKIxUUS
SAT10NAI. tO.SXKMIOS Ot fllK XXOIIA H
HtV.E Ali\0 ( ATKH xr ( lllt'Ai 0.
Clll'Ai.o , November t0. ! The Ameilcun
woman Biiltiof'o ci ociatioii tontiniiisl Its IOH
nun this morning , Mrs. Htonn read the ro-
jiortdf the ainotution during thu just year
ft showed ono thousand dollars had boon semite
to Ort'X'm tJ idd thu passage uf the tvinttltu
tional umonilinent for wmnen , During the
year one bundled tliomaud tracts hud in cr
: Irculnted , oxplainirm the tharuutor of thu
utrri L ' , inovemtnt. In Wanhlni < ton territory
winiuii already voted , and worn in w.inunly
womi'ii a < btfnro Rxercininc ; tbu right of mil
fragf. Kvt-rjbody hkod it txtept llnu |
people ( treat i > ign > hH had ben mudnlit On
tarln , iiiva f-'cotl u nd in Kngbind , Itopordi
from the y..ojdl otatw vort iiwd , ihuw
irc ilciit < ; Mr . Iittcyalonp. ilmr < nin i.f Jht
( xecutivo committee ; MITb' ' vrd Id wn ,
orcifjn ei > rre | > oiidnff ! secretary. H nry 11 ,
lllatk-woll , crrre pondinjT cecrcttry
Til 1-3 Hltili SrOOKJN(3S ,
HKVIOMI IS il'I lllSlr * Mil \KKiU IK III-
t'AX ABt' K-
Special to the Kansas Oity Times.
NKW YOIIK , November l' > It ( > | .iibliaiii
Hililtcianslmxo followoJ tholr cvle.t let , Mr ,
Uniue , In giving their ilexvs 011 llm cause of
lefeat. Mr. John J. O'lJrion , nd Iho ill >
lockings ulomout hnil'tlonolt ' "t\i'iinde
ivcry concodsion possible to thn brownstouo
rout men , " paid Mr. OlJrien , ' Vml wo gaxo
hem the judges nml coinptrol < mi1 then ,
Shylock llko , they wrtnled llm 1 , , t pound
if tlesh-tho majority. \\e pulled the
oln there mid nondnjbtcd Soimtnr Gibbs ,
nil irroproacltiiblo niu > , and they knifed
nm and lllaino too. TJiobanmr topulilleui
ll'trlct , the Twenty llwk inst. id ol gulng
'
ho unii'il 3,000 majority for tioiopublic.in ! ,
axoOOl ) against them nnd ST/iOO fur Graio
ixorGihlH Wo would liaje pulled through
xen xvlth such n de.iil weight I'.iueliatd m
ho boat , but for the tttnchm m our own or
g.nilntlon "
"Tho torles of Iho rovolulion , iid Senator
llbbs , "weu geullonieti pomparnd U > Ihelr
hlldron and gre.it grandchildren who knifed
St.ilno. Confound It , had 1 thutighi that
ny running for llm mayoralty would have
mrt tlio presidential ticket , 1 would haxo
limped out o'ecti n inorrtinjr. Think of such
i man na Koosoxolt ho traveled on Im reform
ho knows 1 was nn Indiipoiisahlo ally for hl
oform bills , yet ho canio out o [ > only ngninst
no for Grnco ' '
'It was not tro.nchery..nt Iwift in my dis
net , " said Commissioner Jnko lies * , "It xvas
turchaid ; ho did It up fine In my district
vohnd tin Irish lllnlno and hogiu tlubofl-
( iO members. They i aid for tlioir own tinn
ier , and when llurclmrdlmidohl K | > eecli they
told an indignation nicctlng , lire donn the
Kimier , stiiinpoihipon.lt nnd roJforClovo
and nnd Hondricks.
" \\'o had jutt the snnio hi v in the Stv
eonth dlsttict , " eaid John W. Jacobus. ' Our
Irish clul ) disbanded nud wo lost 1'- ' by secos
ion and then nijaln wo ( mist cons ! Jor > outb
id oflicjholdera. They Hover knew what it
vis to bo out in the cold nnd uevoi gnvo us
jiuy assistance. They thought the putywas
; ofug to run itself forever.
Gunornl Annon G. McOook was alao of the
pillion that ) nirchnn''d auocch was the fated
jaiifco. "Tho Cuttt-ei nod Sclmrho nald ,
'might howl forever , but Ihirihatd'a sinRlo
mwl did it effectually. "
Alderman Stiles and Captain Crpgan do-
louiuod Hurt-hard bltlorly and x\-uro aided in
o doing by Uarnoy Bleler and e < Commia-
iunci JollllTo , who could not Imd language
Btrimg enough to uprf8H then opinion of
clergymen.
TJ1K OHOIjEHA SC'AltfcJ.
'OXCEIlTKIl ' 1'I.ANS TO OUAni(1XINST FIIK
SPUKA1) ( II TIIK 8OOiaiC IN AMKP.ICA.
NKW YOIIK , I\"ovemberv20. A largo number
if physician' , r.initarians ! ' and health ollicors
rom various ueaboard cjUes mcl at the ollici !
) f Iho heillh board todayTp consult about thi
.hrentcnod danger of tlio tjlolura epidemic and
he best means of barringTit out of the country.
Tlio conferenoo lasted from early in the fore
teen tn late in the afternoon. Clio er.i wa' '
i'ctHsod in nil its phasefcnnd the plans were
ormulntod to keep it < tof the cities. ifll _
cannot bo kept nwar froit 'tjio shores. A cir ;
ular to thu hualth bottrfrjjf , idl communities
reserrtlog oetiential prcaJltoM willjbojssued
IB the firat. fruit bt "
Tlio Six'alni Oifurt lUartliil.
WAaillNOTON , I ) . C. , Xcivember SO. In the
court mixrtlal to-diy the dofonsosorxo
'onnsl notice to the couit to produce certain
documents , which arocertlficnlos of the jmrchasi
of certain shares of stock by IJati man & Co ,
in Swaim's nccnunt. To tins was ndded 11
'orinal declaration to the court that unless Iho
. called for are produced , the defense
ix ill objett to tlio production of any oilier
: tstiniony ns to such purchases ,
The judgD ndvocitn then presented .111
illidavit Htatlng hn has utt in his custody nit ]
documents mentioned by the dnfease , nnc
DolievoH no such documents nio in the custody
if the rnited Seated.
The piosecution nnnounced n desire to .11
HOCIto with him in the case of Jolf Chamlle
if Washington. The ( It fenno objected , askinf
din question if It was not true that nn appoa
lad IK en m.idu to the been tary of war to allow
, hc employment of Chandler nnd the npphca
.ijn had Ix.'Onrefused. MiiiorOnrdnorrotusoi
.D niisu or on the grounl tliat it vvasniiim
irjjicr question Clnndlor WIIH admitted ti
; li9 cifo and uddiessed tlm court on thu do
nnrrer to the sitond specihcition enlorod by
: ha deforiEo. The domurierH wcro sustained
i win m WHH then atralKiied on the tliiul ipcci
icntlonof the fu > t chared. A demurier wa
t'titcrnd to this specification nnd it was HUH
.aincd by the court.
nifivoi HII. : j y
IKIIIIIIIIh IHAI.Kln INACIKII IN AN MMTPIAN
IOKKSI.
VIFN.NA , Noxtmbcr0. . -A llnngaiian
clergyman named Aiiinia , while traveling on
a sledge to Loula with his wife and child , was
iiusutd by wolviJH. Hin wife , toiror i-trlcken
it the eight of the animals , let the child
lull fiom the slo'jgu. Tin ) huibaml jurnpud
nit to save tln > child nnd both
vero doxouiod , but 'not before hu had killed
; wo of llio wolvoM. Meanwhile the hurni's nt-
.ached to Iho uludgo ran an ay , mid the unfoi
nmitu mother , owing to tbo torrlblo trial lo
vhith she was aiibjcclod , WIIH prematurely de-
Ivored of n dond child. Thu borne * tan to
lioula i ml upon arrival there found thu worn
in liu-Htlf ( load in the slodgo. Thofcaiful
tiagedy occurnd within the space of nn hour.
'H AMHITIO.N.
fllK PISAVVAV UOIKMINI 1IKIUKH4 OS III !
UIIH HTV' h.
Nl.w VOIIK , November J0. ! Mrs. Vitona
1 lul kaiip , iieo Morosinl , mndo her debut ns n
tonceit ringer thin cvcnliiifnt Sltinwuy hall ,
Tim iiuditoiluiii xvas Idled In every part , Mrs ,
llulnkunip xvas dn * ed in u black dress with
ilaln goldortiainontK , Klin sang three operatic
ii'loctloim nml received such hearty upjihiu n
.hat her Httlo ucivoiiHiirtfl HOOII xvrn nlf.
She ban a very pleasant , though not povveilnl
voice , which bhiivva ca bfnl training ,
An Intel national Jjnnd Trade ,
( il KIIKO , November'0. In n letter to n lo
cal paper to-night , retired paymaster ii. C.
Hill , of the lloyul navy , suggests that the do
iilnlon propone to the Imperial ( ; ovuii > mcnta a
tranafor of Jamaica to thu Ignited Htntos on
condition that the Htatoi give Canada that
mall part of Now York ttata and HO much of
Maine as will mpiaro Canadian territory by
the Iflth degroa north Intituilo.
WouUior I'
WAHIIIM.JON , November 21 , Vor the up
per Mississippi Kalr weMlier except tint ev
tromonorlhiirn portion , partly cloudy xvoalhe
and light snows , variable winds , general !
east , nbghtly mid ; northern portion slight ! '
waunei than Hiiuthorn poitlon.
Kortho MUsonrl-l'uttly thmdy wo.Uhi-
and In the nortliHin portion light Nimwt , las
to south wimU , hi coining vatlrtblo with sligli
thangtH In the tcmpftiuluio.
lllrKlimiiV Idiss ,
Hn MIAN , Ky. , Noxiimbor 0. A Urge pur
tiori of tin ) huiinua * part of this town wa
uenlroyod by hid diirn g n deinocratio ton 1
llKhtpiiK.OHsinnl.tit tiih'nt. luaa , * 1V5)00 ( )
Innurautu suudl.
Kli--xoll'h ainvliix I'luns.
LO.MIOV , .Niivembar 'JO Kspntti thatJu
Itiirsull Lowell inleiiih to uliti iiiniianontl ;
S ( liford
THE DE YOUNG SHOOTING ,
of Bfllb Parliciiiauis in llic
SprccWcs-Dc Yoiiu2 Sbooting ,
) o Youiig But Slightly lujund
by iho Wounds-
Jpreoklos , the Assailnat , Out on
his Father's ' Bond ,
Public Sympathy Entirely for the
Ohroniolo Editor.
7ho Primary Exruiiiimtion in * ; ho
Courts Deferred ,
onto llciiilnln vi H < M of tin- Murder
Clint les ! > Yottui ; Tin.
BpivcKli's * Iiatrst Dr.il
1)13 YOUNOM CONDITION.
5\v I'liANCi o , NoxoinK'f 21 M. Do
'oniiK p.vood nquioL night fioo from pun
ml fovor. The doctors proiiino miking a
ocond clfott tltU afternoon to cvtrait the n >
mining bit lot , but willut'fi-r tinattumpt till
a Into ns po siblo in the hoi i tluttho hul'ot
my itto\o ltolf and glvuclmcr iti'lieUlonH
; ita i'\nct | ) ottoil ! , l.i"n il.mger n nniiupi-
, ed from UIH bullet than the onu .droidyi'v-
actod. The thonldcr blntlii wni nightly
intt-nt'il nnd brola'it [ ilocedof bono rpnmlu In
10 uuiuiil whtcli may priHlnci' hiili fovi'i. If
ipflocan ba romoNcd tbo iliiiigprtill bu k-s-
oneil.
SAN Ji'itAvanco , NovcmlxjrThn ( ) fact
Lit Spreckle W H admitted to bail after Imv-
ng ottomptcd to nsmsunato Do Younp , nnd
n the nttompt to do HO Inllliti'd Mn.li dangor-
\Miiiiilii , oxcitm ntticli comment The only
\plminthm olfored la Hint Do \ OIIIIK'S med-
ual nttondnnt sent won ) to the pohio Rtatlou
i it the wotuulH were not nerox * irlly dmigir
iw. The jnJeo therefore coumiltrcd itn bail
bio olfoiiBO. Tim eUtuiiient It ilcnli'd ut Iho
'lironlclo business ollico. The man ijjors say
noy lannnt nnileratiuul why SprrcWlts shouli
a\o been b ulcd out. Tliey don t think tin
nctnrs liavo olfored any opinion on tlio
haracter of the wounds , nor were thiy
n a position to _ do no tinti
inori critio.il ovaminatioii than Imdibcc n
iado , after the n-movnl of Io Young Jo lili
Hlioulil tlu-io bo any nppear/lico ol
) o A outlg gt'ttniK womo Sprocklosyll : l ? mi-
ntdiutely bd io-.iuoHted and held in Annfina-
nent until nil danger of Do Yiiiing'ri Alfa li.ii ;
i.i9"id. I'tiblto opinion over the tdicotiiii ; Ii
nnro crjhUlh/ this morning. Syiipath } in
ill on the nido of Do Young. A niiuo L irtful
'oadlng of the aiticlonhicli lncitoii'pnockluN ]
, otho KhootiiigeJiihrniB the belief cat there
van nothing ni thorn t > initify BiicliV murder-
UH itttompt , The c.iso liiis just beci c.illod in
> olico court for pioliininnry exnmijntion. By
nutunl ugrooment of the prosecutuy nnd du
cndaut uttiunoyH further hoftrng of the
IKQ IIH indolinituly post | > aiod , an
.ho condition of both Do Yonng'nnd ' Bproc-
( leApr voatal tholr nppcarnnco. !
UaYoutig'a fiend ! exprcus grat nnxiety
over hie COBO. AltIi3Ugh the docta tefuso to
onka iinyjflbaolutq Ktatimient , It ia roll known
it the present hotirithoyTfiutcrtain .lib"grftvo t
lub'clavlnn artery nn'd 'the'nrlerylurat nothT
ing could nave bis life. Sprcckla has been
> hiccd tinder surveillance. There h nopoml-
lilllty of his escaping from the cllMeven if ho
ihutild desire lo do to. Ii
I UK K11 I.I Ml Ot ( IIAIU.KS it Ar\ll
The hbooling of M. II lj Young jontordny
recalls thu tragic death of Im ( M brother.
Jhiulefl , nt the hinds of li ! v. Iliac M.
ICidloch , April 13 , IhSO. A ciintenip ir.inooiw
iccount of that event IH as folium.
At S o'clock on Friday evening , Clmloii Do
VOUIIK , oeriiur proprietor of tlm L'lironlcle , of
Snu Krnuclaco , entered Hie Imsinivsolrtto of
; ho paper , nl llio corner of Kearm y and Uush
streets , nnd digged in convimaiion wiih K 1
ward.Spear nnd II It. l'i.id , who had bfien
LrnnsactlnBonio buslncfs lie Blood with Ills
liack to the counter , facing tbo Kearney Btroet
door , nnd had bun " > htindnu for n few
minutes when tin swinging dimi was ntpidly
pushed open , nnd Rev. JH.IH M. Knllotli , HOII
of Kev. Isuae S. Kulloch , miyoi of the city ,
pushed rapidly in , riismg a levolver an ho i n-
ti-red. Mr Do Young , upon catching night ol
the pislol and tiio m.n , turned and ran to the
hr.iRS gale loading behind tbo counter outside.
Kalloch then tin d , and a nccond aftorwaul
hn .1 ni-ain , i Air. IV YOIIII , , ' was p.Hsiu
tin one , h the gale \ th'iil ' i-liot followed i ill'
medial'Iy. AM Mr. | ) e Young tnrmid t ) Hit
left ami P.ISM' I tlirongh I In gtiti liOHtimped sr
im to pr itict linn-elf behind llm i ounter , ami
tried to drnxv a pistol , Wlnlo ho WIIH in thr
poHitmn Kalloch leaned ox LI the counter ,
plicedtlie piMul close to Inn face , nml died
B"iin. Tlm vv is the fatal xliot ; but , in spiU
il it , Mr. UeYimnif * tepid | back to tlio
ciflliler's ( h < k , Kallotli lirlng a lifth idiot ns ho
stand next it. Mr Du Voimg partly rnlsuj
Ilia pistol , but wan iinibloto mo. tlm bluoi
Bushing in astroun finm IIIH mouth ever th
disk as hi tali-edit. Kulloch tnrmd nud ran
ti the door , and Mr , lie Young , nhaking bis
hi ad and staggering , fell backward into llio
arms of l.liasDi YOIIIIK , hlshilf-biolher , win :
laid him down on the Hour. Ho xvas cor.m.loux
nnd n iiLiinnl MI foi ton mlnulos , nfluitvaid
when , nuiiliial offoit being unaxniluiK , lu
breathed Inn l t. Ity this tlmo n troiiioiidnmt
throng Imd gathrrcd in fionlof tbo olbco ,
blockadbin' up Keainey and liuili HtiucU ,
Knllutli wa leciived nl llm door bytvvoof-
In OM and gave himself up. Hu was tnki n to
the city prison and locked up. Ho had noth
re'iiiod ' to make Htalemenl
IIILto say and any
whalover , though ho was us cool and composed
as if nothing hud transpired. No wordif
iiiBHi-il littwien tlio two at the time of tin
I hooting. Tin deadly act had been thieaton
od by K dlneh in a public Mpn ch during the
'nto o'ictioii campaign , but it was siipiioHed
hat the bravado f hi spaoch to the winking-
nen nn the sand lot had hi nil forgolti n. Mr ,
I ) d YOIIIIK was at thut limn about to K ' <
trial for his Bliootln of Kallotli , Hr. . foi UK
f.itilmt poHblltle Hlandir of his motliei , and
Llitinwas very httlo dmibt that hu would havi
LeuinuimUfd.
Olio i f thu bnniedi ito causes of the tragedy
is belli vcd to bo the rocout itppi arnncu of n
pimphletentltUd "Thu Only I'nll Itoportol
the Trial ol I. H Kidloth on thn < 'liar ' n ol
Adulteiy This pimiihlot cunt lined u por-
Iruit "f Kidlocknnd the woman with whom
he was mud to be Intnmito , and pretended ti
i/ive n full hittory of the ulfalr , and ilolnpx ol
histliurth , K.illotliH pulpit utpuiimice.nrriMt ,
arrtilt-'inni nt , trial , nnd n mil lu imprint
was ' JSoiitoiii J.deilam ft. Co , , 1 ( > 7' < , ' but it
wax generally regarded , with how mncli
truth it Is now ImpoKxiblo lo n iy , that its ro
apiHiarancu was due to Do Young , whu wui
known to have gone oa t MOIIIO llmo iigo lo
limit up Iho facti in the caw r of Kallosb.
Thu iiamphlit W.-IH exlun lvo tircnluidum
the Kollodi family w.n wrought to ijiilta
htalo of ( b Hporation. \ouiigtontlimei
bin viljorons pMiiulU on Kallotli , and an tin
time fur hi' trial fitr tliu Mlxmtlng of the main
drew near ho became morn aggroM.lve , and
Kallocli'it frluudK bocumo o rrf pondln/ly o <
aiperutnil.
-IIIH hhl t I V1KHI HIXI ,
A retont dupattn from Hun KiivneUto e\
iiluins thu relations ol Cluun Sprkiln will
the gig.vntio ( i-'nar ' monopoly of the .Sandwltl
iHliinilH by Iho HUtemt nt that , ! < ld' H ownlii } ,
n majority of thu utotk in Ihe Hawaii in Coir
mt rclal and H'Jgar romiiany , Viliich ( .j riiU
sugar platituUoni imd inillii mid a railroad 01
tht island ( if Main , ho h" " * ! < itlwrtuiKa
plnntutioitH ( U otln r 1-1.nils wtilcli pay largo
Iy It is , i well kniiwn fact tlulb-i bus hal
a million HI nun IjiiiK to his uMlu in < maof
the big biukn of Han l''i ' iuiiu > . Thu cbat-tea
are that tbe.u Aluul pUiil M < * n Hj Maiitiwl.
Iy fall lotu In * lunil , The Cow
tnorciii nd. SIKT ci n : vjy " "
'jiUc ; , Si.jooo.0 . | in piM-np Mock tor
ud . lenses and p MilleRM nnd ovptndcd
KX , ( Huin tin tot. rtrmtfnmif tnllli ami
, . t\t tin ) num | v ] mpeting of the mm-
.n the r > th m t , it was fhown that , the
lo npitil Inviiii ; IH-OII P\ha s ed ,
M | > r > rkt ! I .id ndviim.vil M.W.O.OOO , bor-
oiiliiilndnidtmlnot , fr""i the Innk of
t , for which ho a-kod t 'JB ' Hh.itoholdcrs
" "ecnro htm. Tinfomptuv tH ' ' III1K" "in-
intrnMiHiai iTtwent , In iii ] < rin incoof a par-
" . " " < 1 "i lhomiUArri.ip.ini - riulitctnili
' ! ' ' ' f'1"1 "f the mimtfnctuicd mtlclofriiln
, , . ' I"11"11tint ; , ( romp itli rlnnr
n"y"'N ! ltpNtt J | | | m olio dillic I'tyln.e- '
iniic . tin .f ,0u of the rompiiiv to 1'iuicolf In
< .Tniid.fi Atloti i'f ' tlio * ! luOlOO ( ) ( hn haad -
au
M K ( RKlut' CAKKKII OM TIIK
to the Cliiciiii ) Trlbum- ,
Clnr. Sprcclel , tint llaM.iil .
* a ifMdliiPl
ndddlesi
, ed , portly , tlorid
cnllcnnn , with an emphatic but by no meat
nplon ant m inner of speaking , and n > encely
lareeptibVi foreign accent. Hov born In
lliin.vir , Nut cninu iwly ti > thU conutty. lie
mlhlary in be.irlifr nnd of a omo hntgi n-
jiwiU rv ti i'iperani'n : ( ; The i n < nr m irkut ut
lonolitlu i , il.solutelv . controlled by him 1 In
win Inlly hidf iho p'mitUlniH on tbo inlands
ml IMII iltcUto hU OXTII toi.r , , If n plnntor
elinoK to ol ! hisrrop to Sprrckcln at hli own
iricM lie iMitiiot dUpiw of his snjjir , because ,
nig to the Ion * \oy ge ami low r.ttCH mm
tov Mllng on sugars , It 1N Impiwlblo to xhip
. rori'tgn mm hitionpt > i > honvy UIH .
mipiocity It.-Hty his helped to till tin-
' of thHgigmitie iimnopollsts wltlnmt
lioitignf anyjirrtctlc'd bonolit
to the rniicd .
hi-ites. Altlioiiftb Hawaiian mgm m tct the
piiilof San Prauelnc-o frco of duty , llio people - '
plo of Lalifoini.i pay thn hamn pnei i that me \
obt-dnrd in the owl , ns SpracUlfM umlrolj nil
the letmerles , and by an airangemcnt with the
Central P.itilio
rhllnud It
pays an nn-
nunj BHtn tiiiil | to whit would u
pud by mulct n men Hants If they \vero allowed
to compnto tor tins Irtuln , but who nro thut .
out by n cunningly ndxlsed tmill concocted
lor tlmt purpone. A , elfort was miulo to
H how up the vvbulo sclu mo during Iho last sea >
sloii of comreH , but nothing was accomplish
cd. hi January last Spreuklos fell Into > ery
md lepnto among the Smilulcli Itbindern.
vliig Knlakaua had , n fovv ntontlm piovious
ndulged In niitnpmiBivi tonmation coreiuony ,
sosting , Jrlllo of S7.'ifl ( > l ) or thereabouts. Tht
King has long tighod to haxe bin Imago and
jupi-ucrljitimiB on n coin of his realm , but not
mill Iho last session of the legislatine could
10 oxcrcomo the objection to it.
Tin : unions ' . . ( . coNvoici'j
II'KMVQ MIUXIAIITIKH Ol INK OKIIVIAV
IIUKSS-TI1KSI'.KC1I IIIOXI THU rilllOSK , kll.
llKltUN , Nnxelllber _ ' . Tlltl Kt'lchsllg !
ipem d lo tiny wilh the usual formnlltles. Tlio
mpoind speech enllml nttention lo Ihu salts-
actory prorosH of thu wink of wicial reform ,
undo and announced bills to bo Introduced
extending llio sysloms totliuworkimjmon's uo-
cident , insurance and xixlii' ; InnkN , nlsm A
nil will bo bi-ought fiiiwird Hiinctloning tbo
mpoinil contribution toward * the oxponeeH o !
viliulttiiuJ'lemcn Inln the Xollxoroin. An
ither will grant n Hulnnly t a colonial nteam
hip romp my In connection with this n com
nunicilion will belaid b.iforo thu Reichstag
L-onccrmng settlements plate J nndei the 1m
iprml protoclion and tontorniiig uegulialiout
vhlch nro now pending' to , them The epcecli
urtlior fctatod tunt it xvat necocstiry to crcatt
lew BOUIUM of revenue. The great depres-
ion in t'io 'nugar induntry rendered an intrcwu
if tajtot bestjfiujrar dlUicull. .
AV OPflCIVL 1WI-011T ViniCIt UhCOMMKMH A
ItBTUllN TO THAT ll.l > OUHrOtl.
\VAsiilvmov , Noxeinbti 0. lingadle
ieneral Sacki'tt ' , inspctti'i of thoauny , in In
uiiiiial ie | > ort iii. | iton hugely frnin the repnit
if depirtmont inapcUnirf upon vaiious sub
ei ts. 1'roiu the report of Capl. ( J. Jt. KIP
mil , of tlir ) dl-p.utment of tu ! Missouri tli
olloxving ia taken : "At frontier posts wlicn
ocoixalions nro hrgo monulll K" mud llie
md a place from widen t : ohUin llipior
Ttloy got intoxicated upon the vilest com
Mininls nml thoioHiilt I . oltoTi nttei Inciiiitit
o letnrn nbsunco wit out IOIVD and di er
ion , In my opinion the Halo of liipiori o
uihipnility nnd quantity ns the pust < mn
minders , gnidod by the post council miiy dit
, nto would bo fur butter than i > rohiliitloii " It
llm f n going opininii , I am nutished , nearly
all the olliLGiH survlng with troops concui.
Till * ( ini moj Ii- >
ItiiMHiN , Novembei ' _ ' ( ) . - 'Jin bre.ub i
110111111 suit brought by Miix I'uihuiciK' , tli
itlnr , i/dnst l.onl G.irmoylu , olde t son o
tlio Lai I nf Cum , began to-day. Trie defend
mt was not piCHi'itt , but th'o court room vvi
trowded with luuctiix of society and htiijj
tclebritl' i. Thu counsel fi r thn dtfondai
H.iiil he was willing tn .ictopt a verdict of I'll ) ,
) J ( ) an uml IIIH client. Ho ( Iidared llm
nothing , diiiiiii' tlir whole nlfuir. on Lo d ( ! ai
jinn i/nt , wm iiiivvnithy nn IliiglMi gcntlo
nan ,
MIMH I'mti HCIIU ioimw-1 recited Lord ( iar
lijlo'rt LotirUhlp .mil Iinil img.igi moiit ti
vllns I'lirlen no , with tbo uinliil c. uiHonl 01
lis fathi r , iShoitly ftei , with l.oid Gammy-
iiicii Hint , .1 paragraph was publUlied in i
tapir announcing llm ui > gu.'i 11101 t.
At Iiord Garinoyle'ri rtiUe > > l she iilumloiiei
ho ht.iEe find wns uflciwiiidH invited tn Hail
Jalnii" lioi e , where lioth l.onl and Lmly
J.nrns greeted her cordially. Kndd-nly with
mt the lighte t hint of Mich n thing. I.on
inriiioyli ) wrotu it lettar Inuiking < If iho en
gugeinunt. The dofi into .vdmlttud lha tiicinn
itantos picftented , but attemptodto justify tin
bctnm of Lord Garmoyhi and admitted thai In
WIIH willing to pay J.0,0.l | ) for bieakmg tb' '
ontiatt.
llllnoU Oild 1
I'IIIKI x , Novin.bor'JO. At thu Hension o
.hn . grand Jodno of 1 ( ) , ( ) . K , to cay , a com
mlleo was appointed tolnvestlg.ito tin
, iim of o t iblinhlngfur Indigent Odd Fellows
\ldovvH and'erphaiin with iiiHlrnctliniH to re
tort at the nu > t invutliig. Thu grand Indgi
cHilvi'd iinon permilllng Itobei ci Indgen ti
send dili g tn ) . to llio meeting of thu grnm
udgit fur the piiipiifii of h ildmg a t-unvtiiitloi
n llio InluitxlH ol the oiilii Thu olhcurN
lut of llio grand Indtri' WUKI iiiHtiillid , to
1/ntlior with thu fiillowiug iippointud olhieis
'mini tbaplum , Alfnd ( ' , Wolfurd , of Alton
gland in rub il , M. 1Iligglo , of Chicago
[ raw ! tnnductor , J. .1 hli | ilielMim , of
tiand iit'inllaii ; ' , ( ! . Kishnr , Mondi ta ;
ntrald , I1' , K Ynn Oelurn , of K < clc U.uul
Adjouinod ln > die ,
A ll-liel Wnr CUIni
NKW YOIIK , Novoinbir " 0.Thu sui
nought b.V the i-seeut rH of tlmistaloof
iu/.iway It. liam.ir .ignlimt the HtHiretury nf
, ho treasury to recover < 110,00. ! for tottm
nken duiiiiu' tbo war , was dimnlmed by , liid ( >
Shipinan in iho Ihdted tititoii dl trlrt i cm-it ,
on thugioimd tlut tlm pluintllf Imd failocVtn
naki ] nut i eamu fin aeti > u ,
Small 1'ov In Unnitda.
fin l.nii IK , Out , Novtmber''O Uvkitigtu
thoHinall pox oiidemlu | in the vilhigo oi riluuo ,
iii-iini'H IH entirely mitpond'td , Tlm hr.Uth
ilbter ropuiM twciity-duvin OIHC.S \ teulay.
I'nnntutioin on the ( > anadi I'aulic lutvu bu >
or lured tn null no tiukutn i xtej4. to pem
li.i' . inc ttrlihcateit from tin heultli I'thd r.,7
HtooL Hjinpiitliy ,
I'll IMII i.ii , Noxi-mUr IK , At tl
turn nf the Ameilt.iii lluimi'io inaocialion thi
inoininglt wan riMulvod t.i imiinni iill/u con
ireft usl.lni ; thu pan n o nf an m V to rcnol.it
tlm trunnporti.tlou : nf hvo stock , /immlttet
xvos apii lintel ( 'i u' . .iiwtu < .V.o'U tor tlia in
' ' I I
THURSDAY'S TRW C ,
Ytslerflay Biisimss 10 stocK and Pro
duce ai CM
Oattlo Fairly Btjady Against
, a <
Lax Peeling ,
Hogs Brisk nml Active to Better
A Livelier FeelPomtloa the
Whsls- * Pit ,
c
r O )
Horn O'nkts an p isually Heavy ? fti 'v '
" "
Tux" . , r
Dllff atlll
? ( | < "Hi ( it mid Sl
hard Mendy.
: T ( ) MAKKKTS.
piwtn > the ? t' . ; .
I'XTII V ,
CM it w. lYuxember'JOTho gentia irnar-
.ctwns rntlrr ido-r , jet | * : u-s ruled ateady
nd lirm xll , %
111,111110 Amonfriholiist r i lpt
\er\i nbiu.JulfiO canof Tt\ut ir mid SO of xx-tkti
rim , loixta-rover 7,000 nativ ! > i out of U.OOO
icsh nrrivrln. Thcto ivoro no Utal-cl us steers
in sale. Vcir to goou1 ti > ? is of 'VJ10 to 1,358-
founds m iy bo ipmtid it from Si 7' < 5 'J5nnd <
.hoso of 1 10 > | mmnls r.'id upward at Sl@l 25
uul cowHiindotlui gtnlon of Ir-tthera'utocki
vero selling nS .tcong pilws with' only a fair
supply , mm iiilln ate In go ul it maud nf
steady prices ,
HOI , ;
The market ruled brisk md frou > 10o to Inc "T
higher in HOIIIH linliiiic-iH , L'Oc to lUDc higher *
than Inivest jeo erday , an I the lowest d.iy of *
tin ) w eel. PO fiu ji as \Vedncsdn7. . Inert-
oio probably nboul r.OlHJ ) > on K.xlo , tricludine
S5 ! , < 00 left hut nialit. .irnl HIM number is not
considered c vcessixe , ns llj-io are eightem
pjtkmg hrins mnr operatm ; , and theyboiight
> , > , tXU ) xertlenlay and xvill need n many to
day. Tln-eoof t ! eA \ * linns took 21,000.
C oinninit and roiifh pnckein - my ho iuoted | nt
S-IO _ _ , SI10. and thuraitbot'.ts ; fnir to good ;
> l i.iCffSI " " > ; nnd the be J , * IOKS ( | f > 0
Shippois pild 5JI M t- > * l Tutor tl.e best
he-axy , eipml to t > ! d style 1'hiladulphias.
Light portK , 31 00@l-.i for common , and
PI ; ( ( )0 ) ? l10 l foi liOBt assorted.
MIKAT.
There wns gieilor activity m iho wheat pit
on change to-day , aril the fueling during-thu
regular session WIIH fining , prices avcraginc n
fhndo hiKhor than . > ?
jenttrduy. i bile for-
advices - wheat . niitl
ipioU-d iuli t o > .rl cteluy
private oililin ipmtiu n steadier feeling.
rtioro vvero IUUIOIM enrrerit of damage to
the growing winter wlio.it crop in Kansas
from inselM , nnd llns hid its ( I'ect upon the
gonernl in irket OllBnnpH were not us laign
its formerly , and "ulioiti" were Tnoro ditposed
to cover. T o mnrkeS opened ttcndy ; ad-
xnnccd 3 fnmi caily imjelo figure * , utued oil "J. .
closing on thu iCKUlor board 1 ovtr > ) enterdny. '
At the afternoon Reunion tbo mntkut again * l'
" - - " " -
I con ldurub1owpiikneBB1 closing
COIOf
ruled very < pnut on the renulArv - nri1 , Hlitt'i-
atedvviibin naiiovv i.ingi , tlesu ! < jjude'-.yc : >
teiday. On the afterm on boai 1 Kieater
wiakni ! s w IH shown , tin litest pntes of. tlm
d j lielnif the lowest imliid f ir Mine titrm.
Thn market tloM'1 at ll/j ( / for > i'ivt i' aber , 3 Jc
for thu } eai , ,11,1.'for , Jui i ir ) , ' "lc foi M oy.
oxi-i
dull nml eaner , closing at3 , c > u Nuxember ,
Ti c for December and tbu.ir , -M c fur
May.
i inik
lulnl dim on thu regubir Voaul but tbo latest
piiu'-iif the < liyx\ii < lo'.v < _ r tli in thoiii of <
\esteiday , at ( ill Ull for November , 3lU07i. ,
for .laiiii.uy , fl17J \ for K'tiinury. 3lU07i.m -
I xr.o
steady nt .vli sr for Nnvemei , ? 0 7-i for li e-
i ember , Mi 7"i for Jmiiiniy. i.H
NAVAIj KKAUI > . . - j
\ IlklOUl ON MIMli I 'litfitI AI IIII.S ANJ >
I IIXLIILI KNI1 kM'IMlin ' fi IX TIIK 1,1 UKAl <
01 nil. NAV XL iin'xuixir' i
W\IIIINI.ION , Noxumboi 'JJ.--Tlm numiaJ
ropoitof Iho foiutli ai'ditur of lha tvc.'uiry
H.iys the Kiownif evil ri the nxpi'iidituio of
inonoy by llm 11 ivnl di'p'irj.ment haitbuen In
creasing in disregard Iy omo Inn cans of the
law requiting adxertiHtuneot bids .1:11 cou-
Ir-ictH to bo public y lei. Tba roct-nt discov
ery of fi.indnlitiit Drattltes In tbo naval
bureau of im dicino I''Jil surfery x.en ) gieatly
fntilltiitid by ill ) pi-inisteut cloUiiilliiAtiou of
Iho Hiirgeon giinonil Ij ii'.nii.alK ' niuko all
| iurcha > i' < himso > vvlulii It VV.M practlc.UJy
impi Nkiiilii to porxonaDv ruporii'ii tfr * traot *
aiiiom liking placn "f < res or IniudredH of
indeHli m the po.ii ot Koiirumint. .During
tin ) h-ual yo.ir iNSt Hiipph.H vveio pnrchoiira
amoni.tiiiK-titfL''J'U.hai , of w Inch uiily i. ( < KSWjt
worn iHiii lir. upon ailvritlncim c un icontrACt. '
These bnroAUH vvliully neglicu'd the l.ivv.re- '
qiinlng ndver inincf nd other , the nw ni.JiJig )
largest puirlnsos of nil , only ndvertisod uml
tontiin.id for ( mi ) per c nt of UIH gi ods and
nmtemlH binightibjiit fltl0JO ! ( ( ) m per-
con id uml oxi nipt pu < tlmes vvc'io made of i\
individuals or limits i v. < t J < nlca getting 1-200-
( II ( I under the ntt lelatiug to mul rlaU for
boilerH ; M00,1)00 ) worth Imd been bought with
no Loiiipitltuin wlintoxm , Over liyX ) ( ) were
paid ( luting the year ut commission to Hellg-
mun llros , , London , and nearly .57COO in lo-
lore t , tbooriniir in the opinion of the auditor
being twicn as im.cli.iid it ought to bo and the
latter whollunixceimiry. . The reju/rt sajs ,
"Tho rocontiy duuovciod frauds in tlio bureau
( if medlctnu und urgoiy wtro wott'y ' i-ommlt' '
ted u POM ( ho coutimi'itH ln pital fund , ulioso
lurgu iiLvxpemled b.dancn fuiiili-ir-.sil the tump- f
tution. " *
H/\U\\IIU. * t
rM/vrio.N i nun < IOMI i usoitr . . \I'IL VIIE.MI-
XM 15 I I1I.XMIK1) 111 I UK liClULNli ,
lloiluN , hnxt'liiber The stiulonts of
Hirvard cJle o Imvo drawn up a petition'to '
tlit ) boaid of ovi'iinfers of the tollego , nskiug
tluit atteidanu uionun cliapol bo made
Yoluntury fur students ugn . 21 , uud optional
accoidlng to the with < 4 ( .urenti or guardlaUH
if dtmlunts under 'L Tha iettom will IH entt
jy the itiidontftto llajxard clubii und iiillueiir
' : nd gra Inatett throughout tlio country iitklng
'or tl'iiir to ojeratUiii in the luovemeut ,
Tliu ItaLlriMiil War.
JinA YILK ( , N vex.iber SO. The i
, lut Iho Grand Trunk und l'io Michigan '
tixl luivn again reduced nxtex lic-U-eou 1'nlfalo
' " 'iV-aBo , is uonlirmud by tlckiI agents
iturr , 'i'ho rat between Now Ysnkund the
ivect mu iinciiangud , ' '
Sinnley al tno Udn o Conlict-nui * .
liKUl.l.N , i.'ovumU'r "itJohn A. Kassr v
Amsiicau ) iinist T | hnunnoiinev : > J that Htnry
M. Slault-y , thu African uxp'.oruhas 1 eeb ap-
iiuintod ttiennlul dehgato to.Ilia Cnnucim <
for Aiueiica ,
Cliolera ta l 'rniici ) .
I'xi.is , Noxt'inVer ' 'rtSixty dwths from
choleri jcaterday , t futy-fnu o { which went
in thu lioBpitnlH , tTp to noun
Iivii in ; hi
