Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 27, 1884, Image 1
THE AHA.RH. . . THURSDAY M011MNCJ ; NOVHMKKR 27 , 1834 , NO. 137. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS , r * 'f ' \ The Great Cocsolidatell Organization of News-fialucrers Explains The Efficiency of Its Election Service. Utterly Denouncing all Charges of Manipulation , 'Arraying the Proofs of It's ' Im partial Services- Grand Array of Editors in Oounoil , 'TitovsKoetntlonV Kesolutloim Thor oughly K'xcutitiUtnK Kgcll from nil vjoH of Deception. IMIESS. Jfuw YOUR , November 20 Some dayi ago the Journal of Conimorco commented unfavorably - ably on the Associated press in connection with the election returns from Now York , and expressed the opinion tint Wh tolaw Hii J , of the Tribune , hn 1 cxcrcUcd nn undiio shnro of inUuenca m the work. This morning the Journal contain ! nn editorial xxriston nftor Mr. D vld Stone , the editor , had inquired Into the facts , and it aa follows : "A joint executive cummitlco of the Now York and Wes'orn Associated press met yesterday to investigate comilaintfl | which have been Hindu from botti p.ucioi , concerning repott ) of the Into political campaign up lo nul mcludn g the rot-mi of the election , Alter careful sifting of evidence , several fucti i > f publii interest wore esUbli-ihod boyoml controversy , and we refer t thorn briefly in jtutU'o to ourselves and others. The arrange montB for reporting the proceedingi of the ojiiventi'in , the acceptance , the nominations , and the sayings and doings of the several cau didatea woiothown to bo as perfect ai could well bo devised and wholly without tiattis.m bias. Any teeming partiality to ono or thu other fide in the dispatches received was cor rected at once by William Henry Smith , the fjoneral agent , aud nil that human ingenuity could devise was done to give reliable information mation uncolored by pirty prejudices. Tlio investigation uleo Bhoxxed that White law Kei l had nothing to do with the BUJ.CT- \nion of the Associated prcea return' . " In regard to th collection of New York fitato returns , the Journal Bays that so far aa the peucral nunnger of the Associated presser or the co trol of iho machinery IB concerned , tliero is no caupo for complaint , and concludes as follows : "JCxactly how the returns from the slain took on the partisan Character t hey assumed wo need not say but wo arc BalMied that no order cr directions of thu mnujg r-i of the Associated press had any sliaro 111 con tributing to th.it result. " THE MKETINfi. NBW YORK Novembsr 20. A meeting of the Joint Executive Committee of the Now York Asaociatjd ljreis and the Wutern As sociated Tress was called in Neiv York to in- voelig.te the published charges of partisanship - ship in their dispatcha.i during the campaign , and then colloation of election returns , was attsn'ledby ' fie inombjrs 23 follows : Charles A. Dana of tha Now York Sun , chairman ; Whitelaw Iloed , oft the I'ribuun , sacratary : James Gordon Barme'ff , ofthoHera'd ' , ( rejK rcsonled by Dr , G , W. Hosiner ; ) Kicnard .Smith , of t > io Cincinnati Ciiu mmcud } ii/utte : W. N. Ilaldermiii , if the Louisville Ojurier- Journal. Alter a thorough investigation of Ihovvork , me 11 iug circulars of iuHtruc tion , correspondence with uvaati , by letter and telegraph , oorre-ipondenio with candidates , complaints from both democratic and republic m source ? , dis patches Bout out , returns loceivcd by teleg raph , aud thu origin da hied by tin senders i i the several telegraph oil'ico * , MISTS. W. N. Ifeii'liTiion ' , of the hounvill > Canriur-Jonrnal , nd ilichard Smith , of thu CoininiTci.il Ua- /ette , , vvo appointed a Bub-commit LO to tnm- maii/.y tlie conclu-inn reached by the mem bers. They pro * mtel the fo lowing reio" , which was uiuniiuiiU'ly adopted , ui d the chidnnauml eeeioiaiy ( if the joint committee wcro instructed to t-ir 11 tin t.vno and t r.iiiMiiit it to the menib.ri and clientu of tie two tvHo- ciatlons : To the inoiubros an lcli n'3 of the Associa tsd priss : Tlu < xecutixu cninimUea did not dfom it ndviiiblu dn ing the sharply c uti'ited campaign 11 tike public n iticd nt iho misrepresentations - representations rnd unwarranted criticising puliliihed nj.diHt the AMouaind pros * . Observation sh nvs th.it during'hitch rouBims of OM-itument men lire movtd by passion i.ither th ui re win. Now th it the p.irty contoit 14 i limed. Urn iiHMiuit ( t > dtem it their duty o m ike public the following BUtsmenl : A mooting of the coimniitao xv.u cill- oil for nn thu'ith mst , , to which David M. btoiie , Kn\ \ , president of | the Now York iimociutecl piusp , nnd the Hon. Joseph i'ulitzirof the e\eeuU/3 * committee , Will ) invited. Tne 1 .tier win unfortunately out ot the city , hut Mr. Stone n tended and gave Ihu committee the benefit f ho c.until nnd expeilince. A ( areful rexiev/ th work done , and ef the olhci il record' , xvarnnLthu ftatemoiit tlii.t the high character nnd nun partisxu fnlruPBS thai have given tlie as Hoeiated press ells hold upjti publluionfiilqiiCM in the pas' , luvo been lirnily inainlaino'l ' , and that no improper influence , po iti cal or olhornUe , liaxu IMCII p-rmmivti'd to cnler into thu inatmxemeot The work , strictly eonhnecl xvitliin tlie limits prescribed by rules , xxInch experience hasproxel to bo ralo aud just to all parties , hanbten lur tr than in any prjxiniis campaign This xv < dun ton greiter number ot piny ( lixlsiuns , .iiid to the dnnaiid ol thu press for n fuller Bur vloo. Tno tUlu conventionc , nearly n hun drcd in number , am ) thu national cunvenlior.s of all Iho poetical orgni iratioriB were reported ported wllh a ihoroughnusH nnd rapidity Biir- pissiug auylhingevu. ba'ord ' nUonipt d 'Iho Hiibseipiently eillKJal action of thu party cim- inlttem the let'.i rs , addre < es aud movtinenti of thu candidate * , woiu can fully pioi'idcd fur under instinctloiiB mnnl.r in 1 in iugo und ppint It hni never beuu con-idered IIH v\ilh- In the le itinnitj fui c Inn * of thy nou-p.irilna'1 ' as'oci tlou tu rep nt nrdin i y cuiipjiguineet IngK , or to transmit the huiuduU that spring up during m h h iUol i > triotl < ' , All n h IMVO been rig jrouely oiclu led frum Abnoi t > Ud prcMH reports. ' 1 fie Uiar e tint ol , ell n tc turns Inho htato ot Now Ymk were vvithliol i are ( Improved ly tl.u fuel ih it out of u totil of 1 ( J ! ' ) u-anU und tovvm in the Uat" , the ns'ou attd preBH ncmed on tk'ction niflit retuuni from WW , wherf.n , in 1870 roturnn vx'U'H received from only 251 iinil In 18 1 , from ' oidv"-\ ' 1'h" i-ti ( nt inpidiiy .vnd nub.t/in- tid ( tccunuy if IIIH urvico vxtro nuvfr tiuUoil ] hi ford In thiii Hint-1 , the InUl xoi < f xvtiich U IriiliPdcli * ( ih eiionnoiM number nf 1,10 , Ct ( ) , BO Marly ilivi'icil k.to n U.c- two grin ! j)4rtu an to luave to the xictqr only nl.out 1,1)0 ) of a plurality. The irixevt'iMtiuu nhotvs that vhilo | tlnreweroto.no teiiiiu errorn In tin lelig rwphing of our r < sport * , esoeciuUy from re I nt itii point' , dux in part to lIHr II-MI f trjn-- ndtted oxer dlllcnut ImiH of Iclrgrni h , i.ml , I whll < 3 tl'i an eiri rain t c nihln. dimini.-li'd the , up ircnt ( lienxlh of Ci-nvlind tliuo wi i ut ono error of nnxituicj | mM \ OILU | | ( f the A' oLi.tdl | rt i < 'I Ina wn < in wea bnlle'iii ' IK n d in \oviinbir fidi , two duvftfr tt. - nlictiuii. knoxMi UK "Hullo1.1 ! ! ninnbtr foirtatn. " In uiak'ntr ' thn up , ( ite ( / : VIR muthi in tticlani Hinjloytd : , in thu imi ( oof full rtoturno from i * ' " ' innU'iul ' ' i.f c-jiitiDtiin , ; to eetlmatd tli , . . democihtio gains , as lud Jjff-n before , undertook to o-tluiato thn actual pin- rahtlei aild by thi < prnce" , hgurcil out n plu rality of t > " 3 for Mr Ul lno. The oub-acnit In rllarrfo of the ollico jcnt this out without suthctent scrutiny , but tt win ? or'octcd as nuou M its lunccutncy wns posttiu ) ly Mccrtamed. In regard tothin i error , the cotnmiUeo'fiudnoovidonrn of inton tlonil vvronP-doliiR on the put if the fill ) acmt. Vrom tint to list , tliero wai no ellort t ) control or alTect returns by any inombpr of the conmiittco In any interest , nor any inter ference of any nort , nd the general mitrtic- tiotiii under whici the work vvns ilono were strictly fair , non partisan , nml moio thor ough aud minute than ever before. CIIAS A. DANA , Chairmin. WlllTKI.AVT IvKlH , SeC'Otllty. OlIlll'STIAN WOllltP.US. A S01IOOL XSTKIU'IIBR Kill TUB KtlfUATIOS OP HCX1 > \ \ SOIIOOI , SlI'Klll.NTKSllKStS , KTC. i'HIKUKiEii ) , Mass , November 2I'ro - limln.iry meaaurcs for the iucorporotion of a School for Christian Workers vvni taken in this city. Prominent icon of this city , Now York and Boston am intoreUsd in the outer- prifo. The school v\lll bn opened January 1st under the presidency of Kov. D. A. Kocil , of this city , assisted by an ctliciont corps of teachers. Present arrangements reduce t\ ' pensoto the ntudonts tin mere coit of board , Ijook" , etc The object U to train In a two yours" coureo of study , yoniif ? in ° n of Christian clnr- ncter , who wi h tu fit themsolvea for Sunday School superintendents , secretaries of 3 oting men's Christian n'socintions , pnntors , lay as. sintants , Hiblo colporteurs and reader' , aud for lay and homo mlcsion work. The work tins the approval of Moody , IVuti cost Say- foul and other p > nmtientgos ! | > cl workers who rny there 13 a positive dt'iuimd at living wsgon for a Urge number of jouug men trained to this servico. rKKSIIMJVJL1 AHTUUlt. iiiHtniRMis unntMi HIM ton TIIK SKNATK. WASHIMSTOV , D. C. , November 25. It is clear that 1'remleut Aithur's frieiuh are making an airnest effort torccuro his election to tha Fen.ite. There have been recently a number of vintq hero from prominent politi cians who have spent most of their time at the White House. The latest caller WAS ox-H na- tor Thos. C Platt , who is disposed to cham pion Arthur's cause , notwithstvnding Conk- ling Is a candidate. During the lust vvook sev-rd prominent men from Now York have paid visits to the White House. There are two or three of thorn now In the city. This morning one of them s'vld to a member cf con gress Iron. New York : "Three d js after President Arthur's mov sago ii received by congress there will be but ono opinion as to who ehill he temtor. " The Kentucky Plaj ; < ' . LOUIIVILIK , November JO. A correspond ent of the Courier-Journal sends the following concerning Iho disease prevalent in unstera Kentucky ; In Harlan county the disease , ip- pearod to bo worst. It is most fatal and most provaileut absut tha headwaters of Poor Fork and Clear creek , about 20 miles from Mt. Pleob.int , wharo tha people are dying rapidly. In ono neighborhood twelve died in , a siiiRla day hst week nud there were scarce ly enough well persons to mike them cotlins. Along the banks of Brown's creek tha disease rages with frightful f itality , no olfort ln-lnp made to keep a record of thedeilhs. In ll > ir- l.in conntv the diieiso ia spreading rapidly. No remedy has been louuil to cure those idllicted Those that recover nro helpless for weeks. In Lichtor and Perry counties and tha northtiwt pjition of Uelle the .plaguo baa broken out. Thn deaths reach hundreds but the number at tached cannot bi ucecrtalned At Air Pleas ant the disease has not prevailed. At a res ion of circuit court tliero the "omnionwe.illh CMOS had to be continued nn account of the Blcknoss of many witncmea nud d fendants. No guo neein ? tn know the exact nature of fhi > disuaso. Most c ill it "flux" probibly an apgr iruted form of that dinti'0. It bo'inw with savflro piim , in the stoiniLh ; f illowud by ( Ubiht iting dianlioei nud sivelling thro it , eontimiBB for three or fo ir dajs. If a palinnt does not die in that time , he mil illy recou-in , All iipruu tint the laiite is the use of nn- propM-water. No pure wnter obtuinabln in tho.itil cnd regions In Virginia a few loc il ities mtliti nouthwostuin pirt are allll-tod , but in West Vargmi i , Buchanan , Uu-nall and Scott counties are in an appalling condition. WASIIINOION , November 20. Hepresenla tiveh Kami ill and I eng , of the mill committee of thu homo cmimit'.tu on ipprnpri itions xiiik' in ell irge the unvnt nppropriiti m bill , hid n long conference wit'i ' Secretary Chind Ier t ) d .y in referen.o to the iiiipropimlion for the mxvy for Ihu last fix months of the present fiscil joar. The nib ciinmitteiM favored a continuation from tlm luBt your apiiropnatioii hill for th it branch of the fcrvica but it is understood that Chaodli r ' xp ( , ifcd liiuwi If in favor of some henat ) com- initlc'j ) mm ndmonti hut season , in respect to which time inference cninimtties weru uuiiblo tojgice. Clmndler will give his views to tlio full comirittuo Monday , Two C uisliiH Kill\ . IiIcKiKsronr : , Pn , November 20. This menm' a young man named Kainedy , aged 17 and ft cousin , a. young laly of Iti yearn with the nainn name , were walking along the Uiltlmoie & . Ohio rjilroid track near Dumm- ler htution A louunutivo rounded u curve su Idtn'y ' and thu couple were struck , liur od Uvjiitv-tivo feet and killdd , Hath wore terri bly injured. honiit n-ft and men , WAhiii.vaiov , November 20. About fifteen BCimtors and twenty repriMtntitlves have re turned to the city. Mont of the others are expected - pocted Saturday night , It is.tlm opi'.l in of a nninbrr of thee wh > hive r-.tiirmd tint tlio inaj nity of CongreHS will visit Now Orleans. They ino In doubt , luwover , m to whether both houses will lakoan early adjournment for tin ) ; > urpo6o of making tlio visit. Hold Itiuvlry HBAVKH. Pa. , November 26. Six mafikoil men , with drawn nvolverx , entered the reel dencM of George Young and Lov ! Wiimnun , near hero to day , mid after terrifying the nc Lupant , luniKl and gjg/id boMi IIIHII and Bev inl 1 1 I'M rrfnent. A search of the liouu wai then made nn 1 $ i,0 ( ) , tngethur with a laiga lot of jo nlry and silverware was taken Ollleial ( l.Mtiu ( il Indliili-i. IMHA'JM'OMH , November 20. The oflkia1 count ot thu vote of Indiana Is us follow , C.ivBl.md. | 8tlblj ! ) Hlainn , 238 H7j lintlfr H , 7M ; ht John , 1)007. ) 1'or v > vi in r ( ! rav ( dem-2lj ) liO , O.ilkim. ( iep ) 2J7 7IH , Louiad , JliSi DwigKitiH , ( { luhibltiun VI IllK'O Civil ULAIIISO , 1'f , , November 20 Tlio proprie , torn of tin * two tl nting rmls In this city h v udiipled n rule prohiljitlnij culo-od people froi : biul ( hl n to tin II iur of the link. The col < irad citu iiH thn aUn lo ti-i-t their tyhti I tha courtb under tli civil rights bill , I'llll 11 (1 ' | ( ! H Cllll ) CHICAGO , liToxcmbtriii. _ TJn fifth nnnn elltiTt dlllMIt ( f thn Cllk.ltjd 1'rrCH club ti lit Ctu'ial iltific hill tiii.nHtid In K u tivlun , mu-luil * olpcti"iH hy u niunbtr . dramatic und other cohibiitlcH , J < argo fitten dance. Tin ) ISuy rtinl. 'n Vi c HOHTOV , Novombei i0 ! - Tin official vote Mn * < iochuMtl < in an fnl owm JlUlne , 110,7 1 Cleveland , 122 Il'/J ; ItiUlur , 'Ji . ' ! 62 ; St. Juhr 9/J23. Jilalno'i * plurality , 24 37A COLUMBIA'S CASH , , niinal Renort tf ibe Gflinplroller cf of tlie Cnimcy , .n Exhaustive Treatise on Na tional Fintuioos , isoomniends tbo Funding of the National Debs ! \.ud \ Propose Money Plans tviul Exp Pho Danger of the Contraction of Bank Circulation. Ir Contends Hint Notn uuricnoy SlKiuhl II live Kqtuil Hacking In Coin oi * Itiilllon. IIH OOJU'TR JLTjKU'S WASHIMITOS , D. C. , November 2(5. ( Tlio initial report of thn comptroller of currency i\s : The National banks held , November 1 , .hi . , $ rr > , ( > 01,400 worth of three per cent oiuli , piyitLlo at the pleasure of the govern- lent of which S .BSO.'JOO have been called ir pa > ment , interest ceasing Novembir 1 , Sl. IftncPO bonds.-no replacul by others oaring interest them will bo nn Immediate cducti on in the circulation of nicety per cent f that amount. On November I , there were 101,11)0,500 ) worth of three per cent bonds , myitblo nt thn pleasure of the government , 'heso bonds will pr bably bo mid within the next two yoat < t , ven if conniJcrablo changes are mido In the aritT , and from 1887 to 1SUI , vvhen2'i'J ' , < 00 00 of four aud n-half per cents nmtun' , there .fill IH > no bonds which the government can call in for redemption. No doubt Iho BCLIIIUU- 'alien of eurpiua revenue , if it continues to ac- iruo at the present rite during four jenra , be- ween 1SS7 and Iti'Jl , together vvith theiovo- lies ot 1MI2 , will be more tlian nullicient to jay oil the four and ono half per cents , and rom 1SIU until I'.Wituill bo imposKibto or the government to use any of the surplus ttveniUH for the payments of its bond" , except it option of their holders It is apparent that , ho government cannot accumulate and hold ts BiirpliH rev i nuos , oxen during short perioj 'rom 1 81 to IbS ? , without grenC disturbances 0 the business interests of the oountry , and ubVcfH can it il so during tha longer po- .od horn lb'J2 to HI 17. It nppears therefore , hut forgoing conclusions should bo given djo iclpht to any plan for funding I percent jonds m a tilting in Illi7 ) and the omptrollor tlierofuro mi gos'f that the princl- ial oilliculfcs of the Biaiationjni.iy porhpi ( | o ihviatcd , as well us tlio roduu on of mlt-rese , IFoctod uy funding tliefu bonds into others hich shall nmturo in proportionate nni'innU , t certain tixed intervals. Thus the & 7J1S - 'flO ' 000I per cent bonds might bo funded nto un equal nmount of 3 or 2. } per centbondi * , uo-lifth of whic.li , or § 117 OtO.OIlD , tomaluio , t intervals of five j earn , the hrftinat'illmout .illinu' duo July 1st , lb'J7 , aud the remaining nstallm-jut > ( $ > 117COJ,0 0 , each on the 1st if of July , in the last year lach turn et dine pciiod of five ears , vlr : 1002 , 1007 , 1U12 , , and .1017. ho voiugo matuiity of llitao line classes of bonds ivould , r o the same us tha ; of the present 4 ier cent' , viz : July 1 , 10J7. Whatever con re o .lay bo deemed expedient by congress 10. ar'd to funding or futura payment of the jnib- id debt , the comptroller is of the opinion that C is perfectly u&fo and will afford great beno- t to the public to prevent an ixMie by n ition- 1 hanks of Lirculatii n to the extoitofl Optr ent , pir value , bomlx deponted m to d of 11 li ) per cent , and in in uiunittiiig tlu bonds eprebenting tin ) pu'ilic ' ikbt wliLii fuudid it lower rates might ut tme ! < in ho ftitnro be billow par in the market , the overiiment would , if forcul to reduce nn'i > 3 , n inbolvcnt , nation d lunks alsviiys liavo the ight to cancel binds on thu deposit Beuirmg ho Hiimo , and thin nxtingmsh the iiinonut of tb debt equal dollar for dollar to thu notes ro 'eemud. It is further biibmitted that the ir lit on thn circulation may lu mcreasid to n unit which will induce. batikn to keep up their , iniiUtion to u iiiiiMmnmuiidHtoptlKicoiitiac- ii n of tin ir c rculutioii whiUi is now occur- nip , by speakii g the law , taxing nuihuicula ion at nrn o cf one half of one per cent 'I'lni-Hiinnidlj. ' Tlio r\pon.tCH of keeping up hu mi'i mill tanking Bvctoni by Iho guvein- lent me at ] irihcut paid in p irl from proLoedrt 1 this tax and in part by a-srHumcnt on the .hub inks. If tliatiNUoah Jih il , nil thcso xpensLB Bliould bo p.id b - the lufit noniLil uuthoil In coiuiilonng thi-i mat'er ' tlio comp- Tulhr wiahi'H it dUtniLUy nnderrtood Out , ho H not in favor of any nieiMiio vUrtuh vvll ; auee inflation. I Ion of the < pininn Unit , thu iicstnt nggregato iupT circulbiion , niado up t kgal tender and miti mil hank notcu nd gold and Kilvnr certilicitoi in am do or all tha nerds of ImiimhH , llo b ° Iluvcs , i ivvever , that ; i nudun contra tun of the na iiinal bink ciiuiilation , whicli , v/illi ml appro iriute legislation , H imiiiiiu nt , will nuumslv unbarruBs thu biisinesn ( if the eo ntry , and hat if this contraction is | ennitte 1 t ) go ( n t may remit in the entire discontinuance of [ Kites by national banks Thu comptroller bu- Jiovns tlutthU fnrm ( if currency , which can bo iucreaHcd or diminished in ifuinlnucu witli lie. national Jaws winch control bnaim.bH , liould Lo contlnuod in pufcrenco , on v other now penrittel by tlio Inw , In rigard to ri clrcuhitKui bnfidnn wlvr , tlio o 'inptroller ' nay. : ' The people of ttiu United States now hold a piper tirculallon ba-i d up in eilvi r dollars , in ariinuiit iquul to more than one third ot the national hank circula tion " If It is for the brut interests of the Umtd Mites to iHsun n circulation bannl upon silver , the comptroller Inliovos llmtui h circulatii n bh , nld bo is uul upon cuin or bid llun which coi tjiim a BiifhuK-nt numbo' of grains of silver to Inwn Inliinulc va no Kiual in the mark. IB of the wmld to Its noinin d value. The prfnent laws n ako the piirclniHn and OJinagoof a fixed vmount of Ivei | bullion mandatory This IK , tlio Lumptrollir cays yciv periiiLioui in Its effect as the tlio iihliui- itnl and coiiUmiid lm unue < f full legd tender - dor silver coin nnd certificates liasad thereon , of intiniHii ! vuluo ulroidy cui-od the hoarding of gold mid will uvciilimlly drive it from thn chnnnilHof tradn , tlnreby cau mg a practical HUipennlnn i f gold paymentii There are M due tions of this , njtably this ntiuHlniHi in financial cird'M in , ) u o nnd .luly lj t , c a riad by the reserve gold ( n tha trdmury , following - lowing no near tn a point at which nudiy t iu new inBiianLogold cerlilf atlon tedned. It al i will boobnorvod tha d iring the present ear tin ) natimal banks tliioutjiiout the country have Inirua-ieil tlmir h i ) HII JH of gold , includ ing the mini ol Sl'iD.jr. ( ; : i. The co..ptrolh r cmuludi H hln iep ut with n dlncu.mon > n th mbitct of bank ex I'liiu jtloriB , and thn c'inmd ' elation nf the hnaiuul lioubb of Muy .HH1. Tlio f-ciiiiliirlul CdiKcM In OIIIOAOO , November 20. The lodi ral gran jury nuin < fd its fnvihtlgutfun ni to ullegoi f/itixU in Ih'J Hscond jueclnctuf thnl'ighteentl ; wad of thin city thii morning. Aicore'irig ' t Ihu fae.o of tha returns from which Jirun ( dcin ) tevnlvud u plurality ovi r Ltio.m ( ii > | , for tliu ktato Konn'u ot oxer 2'JO vnti-H. Th' ' jmy oil M ' In-fore it a Inrrfu number nf voUrs ull nf vxlum diibrtd they uero | ionlivn tin vote ! repnl ) IcJil tluketivxith the name i l.eniiin jinnted upon them , linpljin , that the republic ai tlcifetB found in tlio bo Irid been p accd them lifter the clo'ln < of th p/He. Nturly time liiindn : I JIS-IBOIIH lit Ijten Huiuniontd. who claim 11 h ivo voted tl republican ticket , wh < l > i Iho litllotx xhoxi hoirian jicf ixcd le < i than 2CO votii1. Thu Dally News' .Spilnftlidd dinprtch say ( be J'raiid-J/maii c.uu winrecchtd by w' UtoKiftrdof canvftMPM tlil rnormng , Thn uombers of Iho Cook county cauvnumig Kiixrtl nirivtsl ontly In the day , ml corrected ormal error * In tlio return * , ml they wcu cceptod by the Ute Ixiaul , which Ihon pro reiled to cvnvivM the veto on coi gre mnu In V > k county. When thU wai completed the ittorrnv for Loninn outlined thoilntactor of , h alleged frAUtlmn the Klghteotith ward , aud i kcd that members of the comity cmivrmlng wird bodin-cUHlUiRivotPstlmonyMto the ndltion of the tally ohcrtd anil poll tool * nvaMcd by them. Tlio tKiird decided to ion this tiwttmony wibject to the legal tlghtt if Iho bonrd to con'Irlcr tliii testimony hir- iftor. MeiulH'ra cf the county board proceed < 1 to do cribo BOtno of thn apparent clnueea n the poll book. The mtmlors when ueBtlonod ittated that frlomls of l.iumn tiered to produce testimony lu > v\lng fraud , , iul tint the icturiw were forged , nit they decided that tlii-y had 10 light to hear testimony ami v\era com- > ellrd to accept the fnco of the returns nlnl. The nttornoy for Lomr.ii tltMi ivil 10 clerk of the rdato board lo rnid allidav iu inwnigfrnud tu the disputed precinct. Mr. Hiorly , chairman of the democratic ttato cen- , ral cominlttco , dcmandod wh t tixlit it had oheartostluumy , t > which thfl ntlorm-y tor , eman replied the binulhr.d hnd ilnliuctly oierved the tight to pw x pen the ocal liORrliiff of the toatim.ny and right to coiutdor it as n invaitiug loard for future connuloratioii. \tlldavits wcm then road in an endeavor to liow fraud. Ono expert declared tl o tnmn ol .traiiMor.tho rcpublioau iiu'ito ' , wasiHit ( untied bitli book and > y tlwuamo ix'rsonoii poll idly sheet. The ( Udavlt ol 2SO persons ere nlso read who declared they v. ted for -eiunn. The atlidftvltB oC mporvi oih of eetton wen nlso road , showing tlal Lillian cceivrd UO voter. Atl'.ionftprnnon Jsefron Mr , Oberly pro Mitoil ( in atlidavlt by Strauiser.rftOftrmgtliit ii slennturn to thn poll Iwok wns geminio < uv. Hniullttm HAld Unit the ign.ituro lo the 011 book was not the ono In cucntuui. but lint to Ino lally shoot. When tlio Tliirtconth .iMnct wasroix hedG. A. ] Clnp | > . caimlduto or the legislature , presented an nil davit that ho change in the tally sheet In hn precinct .nd taken ninety voles fr.om him and elected nolhir nnii , nnd tint there vvoro no ornsui en m the tally Bheet vvhnn the footings were naito and Klnpp said , out'ldt i i ts nllldivlt. hathe bolioxe-d that the e ituirfes were undo , fter the papers loft his luinds tiytho juagcs f election , On further consideration botU nutters worn postponed till Friday. The re- ii.xtnderof the canvass will bo reiumeJ to morrow. poclal Telegram to tha UKK. CillOAno , November UC. It is currently umored hem to-night thai the Umtod Stitos ; rand jury has decided to draft indictments gdtiBttho ludgos and clerks of election In no Second I'rccinct of the Eighteenth ward , 'hich has been under Investigation to day and ostordny. After hearing further evidence Including liat of Hon. 11. 1 $ . Wnshbuino nndothi-r well- inoxvn cltirons , the jury this ovoninr ; ad- mrnod till Monday , hocal papora will pub .ah a statement to-morrow to the i fleet th xt .here is good authority for the assertion that ho jury before adjourning found incjctments giunnt the three judcoi and two clerkof 'lection ' in thn Becond precinct > f the Mchtoontli wtird on thn charge of making raudulenc returns to the county clorL. , nml ill- trnc.'cd the United atatoj district attoniey , o drnxv up the papera. . _ _ - . OSIK Bl'IXULATlOX. pecial telegram to the 13 EK. Si KIM.KIKI i ) , 111. , November 20 M uch .pecnhitiiiii is indulged In Ijonj to-night as to what the Btixto cauvarsing board will do in ho matter of the Urund-Leamuu contest In , ho bixth legiBlativd district As noir moan > o learned by your corrouondent from nsorviewfl with leaders < nn both stdca the irobabtlitles ore that the JjanVasting board , .yliicli is ropunlican , will daud that it linn ; 'owtr to consider ins oviacTB'O 'T -uiifuiu-U .o-d.iy touching the geniiiueniiEH ol the return 'rom tht Serond precinct , ol of the Eighth vard. If it so d'Ud H thurp is liltlo duubt ) ut that it will refute the cei tilicato to Bmnd democrat , ) and ivo it to Lemau , ( ropubli- : au ) Thn would make the otnto legUlaturo i tto uti Joi tbnllot Tile action of Ivlunp , dnnociat , ) of the Thiitoonth hglslatuio dis- lie. 6 day in pie niting tljo claim of fiaud n the 1'ouiteonth ward of Chicago , wine luted another dcmocnt , pives the stxto can- ashln ? board an o ] portnnlty to eay th it t cin't decide bftxxeon them nnd refuse ho certificate to oithir Una would give the epublic.urn ono majontv n u joint b ill t anil luble thom to oltct n l/nited / tutos Senator .OHiiccttd hognu. J II. Ohorly , ehairman if thy diKiocratlc State Central Committed , ; aid tonight that ho wai inclined to the ninlon that UOLJO iiiich f.lan wns on foot , ' 'rom tlie happy Hpirit Bho > vn by the rtfjmbli- IIH to-night , including Long Jonen , chnli inn of the lopubliean ttato commitlco tl.is nppjsltiun IB stieiigtlinied. BAILWA1 AiU ? COMMERCE , 1.A8TK1IN K\riW OllK'ACO , November tt > The gonernl pas- icnger a/ents of the east bound trunk Hues lot here to-dny and ngrod lo renton ) the lasncngor rates to idl points ( iant , and an I .gfceinent. win Hignod in behilf of all toads nd will at once bo faiibmlttud to the general namiCTS for their nppruv.il , and It will i'o nto elf. ct after tlio latter signatures are af- ixcil. The piinclpal ( pioatloo of Varlanco was hu idloxvan o ot u ( inferential rnte ti younger | irid weaker lines. Thin Ins heretofore bu n > l.fU. Older lines wanU'd to in iko it 7fi I c'nta. A i.oinpioinleo was finally circled on d. The reBtoration wan reaclad on n basin if S-'l ' f i oni Chicago to Ntxv York ver the kliclngim ( Jei.tral , ] < 'ortV jno fcrid fjtltn Hlioro , and $1 ! ) over Ulior linei. Thu giand trunk allowed a dilferculial of fell to Boston , xnd ilohn Comnton has li'icn appointed I'tii : ral ctttttrn agent of the Michigan Contra ) . UaAUMAKKIlV I'f.rillON. NhW Youic November 2fi , An olfoit is unking by tbo eltuir mukors' hern to Bocuro u njecllon by the United HUtci Bcnuto of of the Mpaninh Aiacncau trealy by hich Ugan may bo imporUd ut a reductl n o' fii ) pill eenlOn tlio picBcnt tariff . Mooting * nro being held by the employes of jilforout uliupii to mil the movement. I ' Tin : XVJIIHKY di.UT. OlfAWA , Out. , November 20. UopreHenta- .jvortnf AmeiiuJii xvlnsky linns havj bien inN - N rvlowing the rovinuo uti'.horltkn lioie xvlth reference- exporting ink ) Canada a luifjo prodnsthm of the wniaky r. nv In bond in this Htute , OANAIHAN I'ACIIW KM-KNIIOM ) . ToliONro , November 26 The Buporintfii- dent of tilt ) ( Jiiinuiian 1'ucifiu Hnilxvay IIIJB that thii road got all supplies , Buch : n r ills , fastening * , etc. , for the winter noitliof l.ulie .Superior nnd tha Hocky mountains und twi n- ty thousand inon xxill bu employed on the ciiiHtiuction of nil winter Buttion north of l.ako Huperior ai.d it wi'l ' bu completed bo- twuiin now and April J-t ami tlio i.ocky mountain fcecUon by tlio lifbt of next of Ojlu- lier. JUILUA1 XVAI.Ui HKKUCKK < I'lTTHliUltu , NovimUr 20 , On Docurnbcr Ut tl u WagiB of nil cniplujeeanf thu I'lttibilfg , Clricinnnti ( t M LOIIJH Itallway x/lll lie ru dueud ten p r Lent. t TIIAKHO l > Kl UKn-t OH IN CANADA. Toltd.vro , Noxembor 2'jA ' elrtnlnr frnm Hickhon , genuiut ii.nui > ; cr if the ( Jiund Tr ink , tu tha employes itritcn that , mclng to Ihu poor state nf huul'iisi * unit conmipieni ful ling av/ay of rcCHipiH , a ri Inctlon nf tlio Btulf U loiincl iKLPSxary , I.H well m it c inUmniUim for Ihu prmtnt ot thu nidiictlnn of wags \VAfJK IIKIll IIHlH ( IS JKIIMIO HUAUM. j.XHfiN ; , 1'a , N jvuinW 2lThnro Hmnch illseMi t.iutlon unioiK thu ( inplnus of the Jor ( iy L'enlral and l.ih'gh ' uiid HUHJUI h.inna dlvitiuns nf thu riillailelj.ldu A ; U-iaiiiii road over the annunucemeiit of a r dinji | fimu five to thirty pfir cunt of till wiigoIf tin ) tuilnction U inudr , linlktHoiu ura thut It will nut bj nccjptcd by tlio cD/Juuiri1 , firi'mcn und cither trainun n. It ii rumored that all thu employe * ulll lin mjuired to withdraf/ from , thu vurioui LroUielu.'ids ) that cuuod thuj cyminotlon. TOMMY'S PUDDING , Tiic New Vice President's ' Share of tlie bpoils , And tlio Horde of Hungry Hounds at His Hcols- Intorostinc Ilounnisoonoos of the Hondricks Boom ( How ft Wily Oorrospondont Start ed the Ball. Some Personal Traits of the Old Man , MopCH o ( HrcaUIno Itotli Solid Notth niul Nnllil Houtli In I MHO. viou iMiusinnxr HKNDUIOHH. IjJDU.VAfoi.H , Novonibjr 1 ! ! . It Is nil oxer nnd ludlniu , or at lo.xst her democrntic pro- fony , feels proud. H N here bolluxed thit Thomas A. Hewlricks did not only carry In diana for himself but that ho uK > snatched Noxv York nt n brand from the burning fur uloveland , "If It hain't been for Tom lion- drlcks , by - , Sir , John Kelly would liavo l.oUt d thu ticket , and t iko all Tixmmaiiy with him , " say the eiithu nxttio admlicrd of Mr. llcudricks. It Is n faeJ , Hint Iho grand Piichcm or vxhntever they callhinilntho.'xtrico pjlilica parlance , of Tammany Is n warm personal friend of our own favorite son. Mr. lion- drcks ! is really a very modest gonllonmn ; but there lire not wanting Indica tions that ho considers himself coino- Ihing more Ihan n dopuly pres ident , nnd Ills plain that hUthoughU nre not as thu thoughts of Mr. Cleveland on the propriety of turning out the sahars nnd bay- onota of the civil servico. Mr. llondrlcks docii not think thai "it is moot to take the children's head nnd cnst It to the ropubll - cans , " especially when the children have been hunrry for txveiily-livo years In thin ho U approved by n very wigo constituency , Tlio demand for olliee is mmply axxful In Indiana. It comes from the coal cart und from the lawyer's olliee , nnd from John Shoe maker's room tn Iho Sentinel olilci ) . It In like the Blcam ulnstlo lint toolelli nt noonday , and thu torn cat Unit yawpeth nt night. fald n y juurnnl ! tie fiicnd's moid ncixnnt lo him a day or tuo ago : nd it's good jo'xo been lo me , nnd I'll stlirxy wid yccs till Mnrruch , nnd thin mo fnther'll have a twilvo hundred dollar place In Washington , nnd it's mesilf llmt will have the pynrl to wait nn mo. " AH n mailer of course n'gront many folks are going to learn : Iho cusa , f ilneu of trusting in politicians ISixtto J Mr. IleiuJrli.l.H , the most complacent man in In duim Bhiinld bo Jap Tnrpun ; ho IB the author of that celebrated interview with Mr. lion- drickH , which wna published jn a county pupor , thuWiibvli Courier , hat sprint , mid thence copied nil over thn UniUd Btatcr. _ Jnthat inwmloxv Mr. H ndrJcJn rxpicr. ; edihnnclf ( uniltifft3iild In nvnuglnff "the frond of 1870 , " bygnlmc on. tliOBimo ticket na Mr. Tildeu , Mr. Tarpeii'd loiter gave vlta'lty to TUB cur iron "THE OLD Ticicur , " nnd doubtless led to thonomjlmxion of Iiilf of it. The .indication of thoJottorgavo Mr. Hendricks much anxiety ut the tune , IIH I hiippcnud to know. I wai then doing the cdi- tin ill xvnting for ix weekly pnp r , thu Indo- pxndont , of dils city , mid Mr. Tirpm XVHH a fieipieut , orrcHpundent. It , nppuiiiH t In. t af ter wilting hn loiter for Iho Wabmh Courier , Mr. Tarpm rend It to Auditor of Htnto Itleo , und pomibly to otlinrn ; by poino ineuns it came to Air ihndrlckii thnt the letter had lieoii wiillon fur public it IDII , nnd hi * mferiuil lint it would eomu ti > the ludopeiidont ollico I knoiv nil ab nit Iho letter , for Mr Taipen had written pirt of it in my pit'scncc , nnd had communicitod the whole of its import to mo. One day .Minn I * mm Heair , n nuwspaptr c ricxpondent , who is nothing if nut diplnmnltr , c.unu lo my olhto nnd iiiBtilultil u moiit artful siege to my orvan _ < ) ! BucrutixenesH. Hlio xvai so xery dipl inulic. BU extruinrly ( hip and do- Hgnlng that 1 allowed her to d"part in the bclnif t'nit ' thu fiiilhcoimng instil ) nt the pipei would contain Homo vi ry weighty utturnncu.i from tlio lipi of Mr. llundrlelm. rilioepid un nieicmnil feet /Vlr.IIendricks , ulio Bhortly ciiinofn his proper person , ami throxving all diplomacy niddo iiskfd if Mr. Tarpon hnd fin- nirhed the pJpi i with nn account of n c iiiver- H itlnn with hinnilf. I told htm mi , llo ink ed if 1 knew anything of Mr. Taipen having , piepirod Hiich an aillcle for Ihu priBS 1 told iiiiiiUnit Turpi'ii Inid prepared Biich nn nrticlo and t'ml 1 liuli'ivid hu xvit then al Wiibinh Us publication. "Dear , " s id Mr. "llendmkH , "it Is moiit unfoi tunato. I talked-to Mr. Tnr- pen Him ) ly ns nn old I lend. I had no Ide.i of anything bclnr published. " lln ccitalnly had not , f i ho ti legiaphed I.no Kinn , cdlt < ref of the Couiler for Its t-iipprcBHion. Mr. IInn win not the kind of mini to suppress n choice morsel of tint kind , The mtirxiew wns ro id nnd comment'd ' on uiorywliern ' thallium evd.vbidy hud btlhixod llmt Mr , Hi nprickB would bu lirst or nowhere on the tickut , Afler that time it bocumo mlaln th it h'J ' would bu M'cond on Ihu ticket , lit who would bo hrst ; MI that Mr Tarpon was Iho pate .leu of tlio llendilcks boom And hu builijvin Ihit it is u biioni thnt will keep booming till IKS' , xvhen it will culminate In a pro identiul iioiriinnllon. H may. Hut , as un olhcarof flatii Buid to mo vi't > tonlny , 'If Mr , llendrlcliH is ulivo in IHoH li will be mi veil ty j earn of upi , and i.t levmlyu man n veiy old for nn American pi/llticim , mpo- chilly If the hint four years ot hi" lifu hivu IHMII Hpont Inn frmlfom endeavor to tn thu IHMIKIIOI'TF ; . rllOUHANDOH'ICBHKKKJIl'l ill his ( iwa Hlute with lxvliiincH and n foxv umal HHICB. | " Mr. Ikmlrlcks belong to thi vir > InfiloHtordir ol second-rule men. III judginoiit i ( | iiiskyut CaU'.loiH , in that of i giet Kiuity jinlgj Ilia oiuranu in nnxv.xvr ing , liU piroonul Intigrily iibHolulo , Id iiniitiny nut r.d ai d niitiiuiiidud , I In prtinnu dynllkil , Hu m tnnru than a politician , hu it nlnivH , u nuUmnim If I wei lu coinpiro him with any prtbi dorit It would li with John ( /uim / Adami. Dolli inlndH wcru Biiperlaiixi ly n lleitiru , lioth men xv. ro too rcllectlxu to hi grunt Bta'tBiniiij far ton much B.ti , bo moii pohtiiiunH. In both of tin in tin ro in nome tlniiK xxhich miKgccls that tlm piopor In Id laboi nhutild bodipo inuy. ( iiv n n field f llni ( HHplay of tilt uln ity , nii'l Air , lliiiniiick would luixo a n.uno in indnnig an that i iVIoltcrrat,1 ! , if not of Talleyrand. Our pnli tiiiuiiu iirio uio full of ik nrejin of n nortl winlirn ( luinosi'HtiJ r fin in club. Ohio IB t bu left nut i f tin league ! , IIUBO Ohi'i canno IM ) oxiio.ued In hi come a larifl r'lfonn rtati ( ptiidiy. Tlu trade ni I'liiLinnuti n l ( o i Ing mor < ! t xchinlvoly noiitln in xvitli i ach : ( .ediug > > ) iir , nna tfiu Hoiit'.Pin ' ni ito.j , ni , st u , tliuni nriKinully whig nut dn.ii , c atle , IIH paHi war tenet IK/ linn led niOBt young folks lo b liuxe , wid loan inoro md nn ro Ui the piotec the turllf. Tlio shrewder ( leniKrumvuul < lull with dcllrfht tlm UCCCHJI , n of txvn i tineu niuilii'ni utiitiM to tlm rtpulillciin rank on u pintic'.ivu t-vrllf plalf nn , pn.vi led thu twncrtliHo northeiii OIHH xvoulj piuti to tin di iiuiunuv onn t.iillf leform one .Mihlgai | IlllnniH.Vlioonnn nnd fxibrnflKiinri' ityanliv m wiililri thopoH.lbilitliH of tlio dennciulul ItMi. It Is certain that IIMIU forth the di nn - trnln will l i in uiulous ID broal : the solii I couth ui thu reptibhcnns have be < n. And th recent Dj.oeih cf Mr lil.vlno i' here interpret it n < n vxail of nnctitidi nt llio | > op Hiillty of pnlilleaii tiiuniph In potilliern utatcs , lUit . by tiny nieani the solidity of Urn touth cixn 10 broknn it xxlll bo n MoMtu ; to Iho cimitry , 10 mnttor how it may affect Hie future of any loliticnl pAity , NEWS , Ohliiix on tlu > Fooi'lioxx , November art. The Clilneno n eminent \ i.notll'ied fe-rrigurrs that the in Va i rhnniH'l 11 prolectid with ( orpe'doen > oqit n chuniHil UK ) feet vxide. Thoi nnd of .roopi nru nctlxoly drilling horo. 1'orclgncrs ire rigidly eicludid from the nncnixl 'Iho rn'on of thin in generally thought to bu that ho ChliiOfO diMlrn tu conceal the i xtent of Iho ' Ainngo wrought by Iho 1'rriich boinbnrdmoni. 'ho Cliiiip'O higher clannpn nro bent on fight- in ? nnd doing all In their poxvor to dlecourngo erturrsof pence1. " " " " " " * lOimillV CIIISTaK OlIICEIlH. HllANdliM , November M , A German nd- uirnl and other . l.uroponu oIlicorH nro cm- iloyml tn the ClilntHa northern Meet. ( irriiian Hulnry ( JfAl ) . IlKltttN' , Noxcmbor ' . ' ( ! . The reiclmUg to- ay , ISOngainst Oil. adopted n resolution tn ixvor of the pxyniont of Its members fvr their rxlcei ns lrglnhxtors , Tim loxult u connlder- I as n signal of dofent for Itlimnrck. During in dohatu Illsmixrck chargjil members vxlth ing nxilxxny free pissea to tr.ixcl II oxer the vinpiro. Thorofoio ho idxounteul tha revoking of the grnulirgof ree pintici Thn oiiposiimm declnie'd Unit the ovrrnmciit wanted lo provenl thn nttond neo of their foolallBtfl nt Ihu Hole-lining. If bo government refined the traveling o\- lonfoiof memberH , it it mii't pay the mcin- lersofthu Kotchsl.xg toonnblo Ilium to llxo such nn oxpcmixn city IIB llerlln. lie r IIIKO utiiioiilty , l.ONHON. Nov umber L't ( , A dispatch from 'nns to the Kxclmngo telcgrixph compiny I'Vnnco Is wolxoil to fend two nero ! j rni t < m to the woit coaBl rf Africa in vlexv of , hu posnllilo result of the Congo conference. LONDON' , Noxombor i0.At ! the second ay's walking match last nl ht the nggregntu 'Cores ' of thu chief contestants xvuru ni follown : t.lttlowood 10L' , Itowoll 101 , Cnrtwnght HO , 1 ( It. 3 riHH ' Colcrldjjo'H Inilopciiilciiur * ! LONDOK , Nox ember l' ( ! . Mr . llinhop , sis- or of Sir Stnlfoid , has vxritlon n loiter In hleh BIO nays "Misi Colerldgo mannged her alher's house an w rklng houoo-koopir for MX /cars , rcceixliigSOjpounds nnnually. Since nhn oft her fiitlici'M lioiiflu BIU ! 1ms livud In n nmall olglng lionpo mid received no iTPiilnr idloxv- uco from her fiithcr only occnBionnl chocks , iho ban notlnng o\i'opt wlmt ho hm Bnvod rein her earnings as music inistrrsii. The Aston ICIolN , I.ON'1)ON ) , Novomber'JO. Thu special Inquiry nto causes ot tin Aston ilot bognu today , Ihnmheiliiin , ] ire id'iit of the boird of trade , entitled that hu recdvednllnlliduxiln concern- ng tbo riot , xvlneh ho nnulo use of in his perch relative to tlio matter in thu conimoiip , rom tha liberal iiHiociation. Hu denied that lie iillidnvits vxeiu piocuied at IIIH Hiiggeslion. Too Olioloi- . I'AIIIH Xoveiubor i0. ! Allhougli Ihu cholera nillotini nro stoppud , iaolated K.IBCH con- inui ) . 1'Ains , Nox'omber'JO.-It isCHtim.itad llmt (10 ( UtlO person * left 1'utld during the cholera pidemlr. The people ate notv retiuuing m ; rerxt'nuinbjrH. ! , "taff , w M"l Iiowoll Will Oiiino Home. Txwixw , November 2(1 ( The Vienna corro- i\ufaidont \ of thu atiid rd mjn that "Minister , owoll writes friendi ! UieroUmt lit ) iuttMidu to Bturn to Ametica In order to lOH.unn bin liter- , ry vx'orlc. Knnl liilriuiicuinuc. VlKNNAtNoxoniber 2i. ! ! ! An epidemic ( nf , , lydroplnibiii prevails here ; ( ihty | { cases , olov. . n f.ital. Diililln City lOlocdoii'i , DUHLIN , Nuvcmbyr 2"-Tlio municipal lection hero > t terdny resulted in gninii for ho ' " " Slinlicti Op. VlUSNA NoioniborS ! ) ! . Kive honvy flhocl.s f oirthiiiaku | wiiru full nl ( ! nuiU , Ihu cnpilol if Hlyju , jiMlorday. AlKt XMHIIA , . rom thu fr nt , ask foi I ngo audltionul ilics for thu t\po itii n. TIIK OKfiIIOMA MMIMKtO. M.XV iNU i UK PIIMIIUHIKIIH Hl'AIinNll 10 AI-UIMI'l . - ' M.l-ll lill NI' . I'hU'dlllA , ICtni , , Noxembur lit ! . The report if thu form illon of nnotliT uompnny to In- ado Oklalnin a , vxith lie idipni tern nt Km- uri i , in xxlthout f itindutlou us fur us it rclaleu 0 12 iilmrla , but II H iiiidonblrdly true thnt n iiiiiilji r ol persons nt Ihis plaao , bolunging to .ho colony , hnve gone to Ifnnnowcll , on thn loutlurn liiin of ( Install , to join with othcrn . ' u nnothur nttcinpl to in dm n irrmjiient net- , lonont In Oklahnmn , nnd It Is understood , liat n milled iriiivoiiiunt will bo mndo for Iho 1 till meril of that country nbonl the lirst of Jctomher. Kill III In Oli velum ! . JACKBONX'ILIK , VI.A. , November 2C , - Hov. Joieph I. o , colon d , cliiiliinan of tliuKlorlda liiloyiilmn in Iho CDiivi'iition whiili-nuininutod lluinu , nnd known IIH thu niont iloipiont upo ilit r and nblu exponent of thu raouam' pnrtv in Florida , in niiBxvci to n ipnmUon of ' .linTiintH Union , Hays : " 1 hillevo that Clevu land will bj honoi-l In what hu i-ay. ) in relation ' , ti mo race , und that ho will try to carry Into ( fuel vxhut hu u.iyH. " WortllH'p J'o-Pny - WAHiiiMifos , Nov < ; mbT2fl. For the up-K per Mi'BiKiippi Light HUOUH , partly cloudy xvuallur. Nnrlhern nnd ciiilral portions , fair wealli r. I'xtroinu Houtlioin jioillona , v aria- bin wiiulH ilnfilng nortliwentuily , higher b - rnmilir , light nan in the t-mi > erature , .South- cm pillion , ( t.ttionury , folloued by lulling ti.nipi-iiilure in the noillivrn | > orti'in ' , I'oi lue MixBnii'l Kornl ruiiiBdr liglilunowu nnd putly i loiidy tvuilher , shghlly colder , northerly xuridi nnd higher barometer , lIK ( Jill IVlllUXX IIIIIPH , Ni.xx IlAvr.N , Cos.v. , November W , The ropublienii eity prl nnrlun were hi Id to-nlulit. Indi'pendi nil clulming ntill to bo republlciiiH Iiiitn'lmitllu , ' tlut thny vet < id foi Clutreland , rfeiu denied the prixilego of pirtlciiitli | g in nny xviy xvhiilcvtr i i the cauuni. Thov tu unanimijiii fur thulr uxpululon , I/llllMluil Nu Voiili , Nox umber' ' * ) . Colored citl/tni in u incutln to nlrCht brgin tu rai < a funds for tno Hiipuoit of tint colored people ivhu c.icio linni n ihoit time ugo fruniTuxuH , on routu to MltllllOII iMirlellH $ ! ! . > , I'll'ltiiitiui , Noxemlior " 0.Jlinilea ( Miteh- ell , Un ) iiugllint , hi' Uili'gniphnl S. & tis 11 for- n'.t ' for tli't ' in i tch xvlth DiiininiLk McCalfcry , out roundlor point * , at f-UU n side. i , Noxuiubir''O. TIio otllcial vuln of Oref-oni lllaino Jtl,8W , Clovcland 24,693 ' , V , Duller 7 3 , tit. John WS. MID-WE K MARGINS. 's Biuincss pn the Chicago Stocfc and PmilQCc Markets , Oattlo Again Slow with a Further Decline- The Slender Supply Advances Hog Prices. Wonkor Fooling in Wheat With Cheaper Ecitesi Oorn Advanced by the Wenther i j ; and Litrht Supply ( - - Onta S 'lablo mi Close mid llnuntO | - tloI'dik atronc Ii nl Ooncr- iilly Kirincf. H1ICACO OATTLK. Special telegram to TIIK UKK. CIHOAOO , November 20 The unlimited ro coipUi of Iho day worn 10,000 , against ( ) , - MO last Wcdneadny , making about 20,000 for tlioweek in far , ngiiitnt 21,911 for the nixmo time last vx eok. The general market Is again idow nnd prices nro at least lf > @ 20o lower on nl corts that could bo rated an fnt uatires. The only exception to the dccllno nro fancy holi day catllo thnt might soil nroucd $0 50@G.75. A carload of micli were told at JO SO. licit fnt steers of 1,100 Ids. and thereabouts would not neil for ovtr75@GOX ) , And Rlocrfl of 1,8 0 nnd theronboulB , cannot bo quoted higher than S5 'J5@ri.riO , and thousands of good iteors of 1,200 nnd thoreabouta nro scll- ing around about ? l,60@l S3 , nnd when really good nt this avcrogo , thoy' may briuir $6.00 to $5.50. There vxna literally no- export demand nnd the crxltlo reported ru sold for that trade nro generally bought for dressed hoof tnulo nud nro simply good second end class steers , The cow market wns rather over fiuiipliod nnd common sorts nro rolling lower tfnxn last week. The fnt animals that % will suit the shop trndo ro making strung prices. Noixrly 1,000 head xxoro bought hero ln.it week for feeders in different pirta of t'io country. llutlnoas in the stocker nnd feeder line remains iiilet. ] There is only rv light nt- tmulanco of cotilitiy buyers thin week , nnd Thautgiviog holidn ) , in Iho middle of the xxeok , is likely to intorferj xvllh Iho gonornl market , Texan Bloom nro making ii ! SO tu $ U 76 and the Palo IJInnc , ( N. M , ) Toxrxna mndo $3.80. A few leti of MuntanOB are inaUing $1.00 to $150 ; exports , 1,500 and 1,070 Ibs , , ? O.V5' ; ibO ! ; good to choice ship ping , lVl)0 ) nnd 1,350 Ibs. , $1 CO@J ( 15 ; coiu- monte medinin , 1,000 nnd 1,200 Ibs. . 81.253 5.50 ; inferior to fair COWB , SJ.2fl@2.UO ; modi- inn to good , .f.l.CO ( ll 25 ; stJckorK. $3 Oflr'i.7fi ( : ; feotleis , $37n@H.f)0 ; Toxnnp , S10DW380 ; vvoolorn cnttlc , 1,000nnd Iy501bi.il 2" > @ 5.IO ; HOdM. ft. Hcceipti 18,000 , ( shipments , t.OCO. lirisk at 10@15o higher. About nil sold but closed cantor. : Tlm surprisingly amall receipts fa ; - - . this ! Btiixson is a groivt diitapolctinout t ) pack f % , * c- cra : and tpscuUtors. Nearly every ono loot * - , < odfurittJcn V . t SO.OTO .UndcrAvthjJJHatojotSjg j'Qv'S t > ' 2' compititlvo demand and * , n .sudden upturn in prices with about all orifaln dlo- ixcd of at nn carlv hour. Sain * nt4 20 to 4J35 for common to fair packurn ; t'4 4(5'Ji6 : ) ( ) for bctt ' p clJcif ; UIJOGH.CDfar'.Ukt.ha4Vyinnl } Philadelphia J ? . VThero wta bht"S.nlioIitchnirco ; for thoK' that wanted Huortod ' 'nht , an buy- uid for iiickrra bid higher for mixed than ni- BortiiH M.iatiil to pay. The ullc of light sorts mndo SI LTitJ'/l CO nud i. load cr tivo nmy huxo mndo 1 3i' ' , louxh pi.us , I. O'ifS ) 1.30 ; pntkin ? ar.d chipping , I.S 1.00 : light , 1 r2. lOIK 41. Ob l. 15 : Vine , 53.1)OS ) > 4.00. XXllF T. Tlio volnnm of i-peciiliilixo triding in vxhent Hinallor than yi slcrday hut u largo butinrai is iHue.rthehsu tnincactid. The feelii'g tlo- xe-lop-jd wnakor nnd prlccn nxorngtd lower , ulomiKT rntlior sio idler. Koicign ndvicrn are ipioted steady in fueling. 'I ho receipts hero ( unlinuo fruj nnd tin * mil Mils at Minnoiipolis show nn Increiipo. Thu m u k t hero npeneil Hln.idv , advanced ju , sold tiff fj , tallied a tri- llo und elosi'd on recuhir boinlio under yua- tirduy. On Iho uftnriiiion boaid the feeling wm n Hbndo lirmer , the niarktt chming nt 7-'ic ' for Noxcmbei ! 7lc for December ; " ! 4Q f.ir ilnnuary ; HIJc for Muy. CHIUV. The corn innikot opemd firm n-id nloadily advnncod Ho for Novemhci , 4'(320 ( f ° r yt'ir , Jo for Jiiintary gc for May. The ixdvnnro 11 duo In n good ilomand from " 0horts"inlliiRiiUjd by the material falling elf In receipts Thn weath er wns eold , clear und favorable for the grad ing of new corn and thx early .ulxanco brought out larger olfi rings , canting n xveakcr feeling' and n decline in prices , but rtcovered lute-r - and clout d on the regular board © ? bight r thun yodlerdny foi near options. Dn the rxitor- n ooii Iwiud Nox ember advanced Ic , nuukct cloning -lie for Novmnbei , H'rfo for Dcc3inboi , 'llftj for Jr-nuuiy , 37 0 for Muy , OATH. Uulnl easy for near optlonn , but n Nhado Btronger for morn ( liutant fntnrCB , doling nt 25 c for November. 26jc | for Decemhur , 25Jo fur January , L'8.u | fur Alay. I'OIIK. Knled Btrong nt 15 'JOc higher , cloum ; nt lO 80 for year , f ll.O i for January , $11.10 for Kobruary. Is firinir except for Novotnbor , closlnu at $7 10 for November. Sii.621 for December anil Jnnuary , ifC ! )5 ) for Kobruary , A Union ol Turin' ItrnellclniicH. HirAim.'o , To. , November 20. A laovcmont lia-i horn begun by tha Kantorn I'/g / Iron an- incinlion , Henry B , I'ekerl , Heading , prosi. dent , lo 01 gant/x ) thu general tariff club. It is proposed to Include every Industry In tha Intoreut of protection , The intention ii tu elfect a general orguiii/itlon and unification of all industries in the interest of homo na ngaliiht ( on ign innniifactureH. A.meeting of tin ) commlttuo to dnllliernto on u plan of orgnnl/.atlon xxill bo hold nt 1'hlladelplila December 3d. Dliilno Cnnoil. . Maine , November 20 , Hov. A. AndciHDii , pcitor of Ht , Patrick's church , Cincinnati , culled onliliilnn this murnlug , and proKinted him with a catiain the name of his cliuic'i. The head of the canu In beaten gold eni.loolng n crj ntal 1 e'uoith which Is ecen a picture nnd un olivu biancli xxilh a dova IK relied tin n on , llhiinoro puned happily to thu | ) jaUn'j eloiiicnt | pteB An InlM'liaMontil Ilnw , TunuuN , ArlNovflinbcir 20. A report reached lit'ro to-night of a tragedy at the Canune'.i ooppr cimp , Bouora , Saturday , which rt Bill ted In the deivth of fix men and wounding of n number of others. The MexicuiH binned an Aineiican teamitor. Other Americans armed tliomsflvefl. The attempt of the Mexican police to dtann them caused tha nil ray. Ucf'iincl Ilunclltthtioolalfon , CHICAGO , iivoimVr 20. Notices f ( lid divBolutinn of the llailxvay Kmployeit Mutual benefit Ar > M > cialiun vveio rent out to- dny. The atBoulutiou 1ms bten In uxlstenca tiltoen yean ) . It baa dinbuned 9100,000 lu benefit )