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Grant Interviewed.

NEW YORx. Nov. y4.--A Tribune CORES
pondent Interviewed Grant on the result to
the following effect: q We had tho right to
win; We had earned victory by what we
bad done In. the past for the country, and
what . patty has done ID good evidence Of
vhaf il can and will do inthe future. o Then
TIA people Of the country we're getting
scared; they, saw that Democratic SUCCESS
meant domination BY the South, and they
aid NOT care 70 be dominated and controlled
81 the patty opposed 70 fee ballot and. .
fair count. III the South had once obtained
) Ann hold Of the government they would
have ruined the countr, and nothing short of
{ rsvolufion would have rescued II from their
'hands sssin.e Ihaye done more talking than
L ever aid before In 4 campaign IN my life. It
b not my way 70 30 into politics, but felt
10 earnest and solicitors about the result, 1
NV the danger the country was drifting into;
70 I thought 1 had better take hand in Il.
Il 10 the INST time I ever had anything to do
with political campaign matters, and never
made 1 campaign speech before. This was
my first political campaign. II anything ex-
tssordinary We 70 happen or any serious
.dimcnltyi was TO- present ITSELF the party,
would, Of coones have my .services.ns .5
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Preparations foI
the Inauguration Of Garfield Is already assn;
ming an organized form, the Executive Com.
mittee having the arrangements in charge
They extend cordial invitation to all mill.
tary and civic organizations throughout the
land to take part In the Inauguration cere.
monies. All communications and inquiries
on the subject should be addressed to Col. I'll.
c. Corbin, Corresponding Secretary, Wash
;poton .wgm 7 3
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Late Election News.


INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 10.-Garfeld's Official
plurality is 6,54O. ,.fr r. 1901 o.. ...-,t
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 10.-Oficial. returns from
81 counties give Hancock . plurality Of 81
72l; majority Of 1876 against majority in
1915 Of Tilden, 30,005. r... ..m w.. r#'t.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 10.-The majority in this
Congressional district Of w. R. Moore, Re
publican, over Casey Young, Democrat, Is
S44. r. i..... ~
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 10.-Official re-
turns of the November election give Garfield
375,O 4s, Hancock, S4O,s71, Weaver, 5, 456 and
Dow 2,616. Garfeld's plurality, 34177;
over all, 20, los. -.. r.,,., : ,r.r,.. $780,,
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Noy. lo.--It Is believed
that the vote IS certified from several .coun-
ties in the ninth district TO the Secretary. Of
State will make tie between Ford, Repub-
lican and Greenbacker, and Craig, Democrat.
The vote Of Craig was increased in Ray coun-
ty and that Of Ford decreased, the Board d
Canvassers ignoring the law, and going BE-
hind the returns in the 4th ward precinct OF
this city. Such being the case, Ford win
contest the election and show. that several
hundred fraudulent votes have brought about
this result. . --.... -, .......- - I.
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GRANT had tolerably fair knowledge as
to how the election would 60. In an inter
view in New York October 30, as reported
by the Philadelphia Times Of Nov. LIST the
General said: al should not be at all sur
prised IL the Republicans carried New York
by over $4,000" When questioned As to the
general issues he as confidently announced
his belief that General Garfield would not
only be elected, but elected by q pronounced
majority. The Republicans will carry every
Northern State, }" he said, .with the possible
exception of Nevada and California. There
is some doubt about those States.' al
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FEW DAYS before the election the Ne

A FEW days before the election the Mem
phis Apalanche said In the, presence Of .
political solid North the solid South will dis
appear II There are now two solid
sectional parties. There will continue to be
tive of these sectional, parties until one Of
them takes the lead in the work of Jdisband-
ment. The Indiana verdict demands that
the political solid South shall be the first to
disband, and if the Democrats Of the South
are wise they will gracefully accept the YER
dict, with the full assurance that with the f.
nal disappearance of the solid South the
solid North also finally disappears. ir
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Visits and Generalization. to Garfield.

visiss anu Souktatuiationst 70 SArneio.
New York, November 5.-The HeralFs
Cleveland special says: A party Of Cleve-
landers and George C. Gorham were the only
persons who visited Gen. Garfield yesterday.
Among the congratulations received was the
following ilai L'"s 5.aA al I'd
''i tab 'z9n aar PARIS, November 4.
Gen. Garfield, president United States:
7 hasten to address you my sincere con-
grafulatiOns. '.t.rHf ".IumTag TBDT 3d." q,
| 4 (SigneD FERDINAND DE LKssEPs.
| Nothing has been decided regarding Gar
fields future movements, aside from the fact
that he win remain At Mentor few days or
. week longer 40 1rg ..5l.gs-s .,t..I
|. NEW YORK, November 6.-The HeralGs
Cleveland special says: Garfield received IS
more congratulatory kilograms to-day, ma
king about 900 in all. Every mail brings
huge packages Of letters Of similar import.
Those letters that require answering receive
prompt attention, the General being just q
prompt IN his correspondence since the cleo
ton as he was before It.. q ia Toe .'@f0 -,
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The Next House,

New YORK, November 4.-The Times
Washington special says: From the dispatch
es received to-day at the headquarters of the
Republican Congressional Committee, Nc
Pherson has revised his figures on the next
House of Representatives, and now claims
that the Republicans have elected one nun
kred and fifty members, with two districts III
Arkansas, one in Tennessee and one IN MIS-
souri, still in doubt. The one hundred anu
fifty Republican members claimed to DC
elected does not include any who are CLASH
fed T. Greenbackers or ReadjusteT. MI
Mcpherson is confident that the Republican
majority In the next House will be at least
five. Reports received tonight indicate lhas
Atkins, Of Tennessee, (Dem.) Chairman OIL
the COMMITTEE on Appropriations In the pres
ent House, Is defeated.
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/ JEWELL JesII6Nz. -
- cans Were vietei6sus.
ACUckao, November "a seeial IA. -

- -
A lsasrvis~ Which Show. vshr Is. Repxbs-
- cans Were viessiisus
ACmckso, November a. spseial v. -
-1fi0~se ffDm Hartford says: Your cores
pendent Had an interview with Governor
Jsweif, who said the country need appre-
bend nothing from this cry of fraud. It is
merely the work Of Barnum and Kelley to
draw sttcnticn-frvm their blunders In cam
rpaign management, and 1t viii fzzle out in
% few days!TL ,1DOD ,
How do You account for the increased Re-
publican vote In New York city ''--'-'-'-'
The vote Of the city ives thorouchly work
ed up by the Republican managers and they
took care to prevent . repetition of the ter
nble Democratic frauds of past years. The
census returns were of material use to US.
We had copies made and compared the regis
tration lists with them, and In every case
where we found names on the registration
lists which were not on the census returns
We made an investigation. As to the result
Of this We were ready to meet repeating and
false registration and defeat both. Now you
have asked about the increased Republican
vote. We had estimated $1,000 for our tick
ct and got $4,000 or better. It was due part
ly to Grace's nomination and the determine
ton Of the business men to continue the
prosperity Of the country. If the Demo-
Gratis want TO cry fraud let them 60 ahead
and overhaul things They would not dare
execute their vague threat to count out the
New York electoral vote, no matter what
sort Of showing they concocted. The cleo
ton Of Garfield Is settled and he will be in
augurated. Further than this you may put
1t down for fact that the Southern leaders
are thoroughly disguised with Democratic
mismanagement, and that they are in nc
mood to listen to any such proposition from
Barnum or Kelly. rr.r .t,-. .....
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IlkApiso pexocHA1s On 1As srruA~
The Demooosie Party oaiisy = spepdsu,

y ne Oemsoeu0e FafV my uIpen00UD
POLLY - Base Poaseai Isn sso.ds.
CH1cAGo, NovemBsr io.-TAs d6aes' ~
dianapolis special says the story telegraphsa
from Washington that leading Democrats Of
the South were considering the advisability
of having Garfeld's election made nearly
unanimous as the vote of their states will aid
in II has been received. Some confirmation
in Conversation between meribefs of the
Democratic State Central Committe and the
Times correspondent has bean elicted. Tia
Committeeman said: After the October
elections, when it became apparent Hancock
could not be elected, some Of the wise men
in the party, who foresaw trouble TO the
Democracy In leaving its strength lie In .
solid South, agitated scheme by which the
electoral votes of several Southern States
could be secured for Garfield, so the party
might be in good shape, or at least might
have some sort of show in another contest.
But the Bourbon element stepped on It as
on every other sensible proposition Of
the campaign, and the fight went on under
the same old conditions. 1t was great mis-
take and think the browning Of a long Sc
ries of stqpendous blunden, commencing
with the nomination of Hancock. That was
of itself a confession of weakness and ad-
mission that we had nothing of our own to
make race on, and we deserved to be beat
en-. What the party ought to have done,
what was due to itself and due to him, was
to renominate Tilden. Rejecting him was
not only stupendous folly but the basest
political ingratitude Of the age-so mon
strous rs to amount to an absolute crime.
With the solid South destroyed the most eff.
fective campaign material Of the Republican
party will captured from them and the
Democracyiwill be in better trim for
the National contest than at any time within
the past 25 years." 49,. A.
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NEW YORK, November 5.--The HeraiTs
Cleveland special says: President Hayes
said to reporter regarding the election that
California, Oregon and Nevada rightfully be-
ionged to the Republican party andthat they
doubtless would have given larger majorities
ior Garfield II 1t had not been for the effect
o. the forged Chinese letter. The people in
these States were deeply interested in the
Chinese question and the Mercy letter was
Probably circulated in the remote mining
camps, where II was impossible in the time
q the disposal Of the Republicans to have Il
thoroughly contsadicted and exposed.
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SARA BERNHARDT has arrived in New
York, and the question among fashionables
since her arrival has been whether or not to
admit her to their circles. Her genius can
not be disputed, but there are those who
rightly think her morals may be condemned.
Eccentricities, such as charged to Sara Bern
hardt would forever ostracize one Of our own
race, and are no less pardonable in one Of
different nationality, even though overlooked
by royalty and praised by those who wish
to gain favor in the sight Of the eccentric
actress.n
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-President
Hayes to-day appointed Chas. w. Slagle, of
Fairfield, Iowa; Otis P. G.. Clark, of New
port, Rhode Island, and A. B. Nichols, of
Philadelphia, commissioners to examine and
report upon 80 miles of railroad constructed
by the N. p. r. X. Co. west of the Missouri
river. q III. a.8s.......M f..... ....... .+ -M
The meeting Of the Cabinet to-day was
quite brief and no business of importance
was transacted. Immediately after adjourn
ment all the members present except Secre-
tary Sherman drove to the U. s. S. Dispatch
and proceeded to Hampton Roads to witness
the naval review tomorrow. s1F
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In an editorial on the recent election, the
New York Times speaks of Nevada as having
been one of the most doubtful States, and
thus compliments Fair and Sharon:
$50 far as men are concerned, the Senate
Of the United States will not gain or lose by
the change of Senators in Nevada. The ha-
bitual absentee has incidentally done his
best to destroy the Republican majority in
the little State, which, by great stretch OF
courtesy is called his own"
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A Cry of Fraud,

NEW YORK, Nov. AT meeting Of the
Democratic State Executive Committee this
evening, the following preamble and resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted: Il.
WHEREAS, It appears at the recent cleo
ton In this State that the vote has been cast
in certain localities largely in excess Of the
legal vote as determined by the recent census
taken under the direction tof the General
Government, therefore ~ DIT .e1Ts 81 g
p Resolved, That II be the duty Of the sever
a County Commissioners Of this State, and
they are hereby requested by the State Com
mittee, 70 examine such census returns and
make comparison with the votes recorded -
having been polled In the various districts Of
their county, with view of asce raining the
extent of the fraudulent vote In this Stste,
and forwar the immediate result of each
examination to w. A. Fowler, Chairman Of
the Democratic State Executive Committee.
The unaccountable increase in the Republi-
can vote In New York. and Kings counties
and plain evidences Of fraud In such vote de-
nand an immediate investigation ON the part
Of the organizations Of the counties. rsF sh
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NEW YoRx, Nov. The Herald sayss
Allowing for the increass ee votes during tie
last four years, Hancoek's city majority
should mot have bsen lsss than 10000, n the
Democra4sshsd bid their own nt, = . nat-
ter Of fack It has shsvnk a y, soo len thsn
Tildens. A similar shrinkage has occurred
in Brooklyn, 90, thFouUh sympsthstic in-
auences. II = thepe sneinkaces which have
given the State Of New Ypsk TO Gaz6alA.
Now, who is responsihle a. thhf !. Every
body knows the respq NE msn John ksl--
". He Is The man Who broke dawn ~
6snomcratiopsu1 IN Nswr York .last Tear
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Nettt Nntt6-Wtaf.
MILLS BROS, PUBLISHERS
THANKsalvINa PROCLAMATION,
By the rresidon. of the United States Of America

by the President OF the United States Of America
4 PROCLAMATION. Cd e.. s..f go
At DO period In their history SINCE the United States
became Nation has this people had 20 abundant and
20 universal reasons for Joy and gratitude at the
vor OF Almighty God or been subject to 70 profound
an obligation to give thanks for Hs loving kindness
and humbly 10 implore His continued care and pio-
lection OF health, wealth and prosperity throughout
al our borders; peace honor and friendship with all
the world; firm and faithful adherence by the great
body Of our population 10 the principles OF liberty and
which have made our greatness az nation: wise In
situations and strong frame OF government and So
ciety which will pcrpetuate IL For nil these let the
thanks OF happy and united people o. with one voice
ascend In devout praise 10 the Oliver OF all good.
therefore recommend that on Thursday, the 95th day
Of November next the people meet IN their respect
i've places Of worship 10 make Acknowledgement TO
Almighty God for His bounties and His protection
and TO offer TO Him prayer Tor their continuance.
In witness whereof thave heieunto set my hand
and caused he seal of the United States TO be xed
- Done at the city OF Washington this first day
( seal OF November, In the year of our Lord, one
- thousand eight hundred and eighty and of
the Independence OF the UniLed States the one han
drcd and htth.
r. H. HAYES Presidant
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WE have adyices from Democratic sources
that oln-despite the name and her for
mer proud Republican record is one Of the
strongholds Of DEMOCRACY IN this count, and
that the ticket there has received handsome
support. Aside from the majority for Dele
gate, l1D, and Clerk and Recorder, III or 1s)
We are not informed. This rumor being
correct, McAndrews wins by to 8 votes.
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THE Miner mentions the fact that promi-
nent citizens Of the, Upper Valley earnestly
desirea digisien Of the- county. After dill
gent inquiry we have failed to learn of but
one man In the Upper V alley who favors amy
such measure. Perhaps our metropolitan
cotem. can enlighten us and the Upper Val
lev folks Ms well. adt"Hg ta3 ,"t.&@ .4nut 7,
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California Democratic,

o7 San FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.AOniciai can
vass Of this city vote give Garfield ls,o6o;
Hancock 21,477, which makes Hancock's
plurality IN the l22. Rosecrans beats Davis
for Congress 1909. " Judge Terry dem.
elector) runs behind his ticket 2O5, insuring
his defeat. iEi 8dl b1ufsl3z9 e. sluoH
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THE Courier says that Glendive precinct,
which is reported to have, given haginnis zoo
majority, is generally conceded to be outside
the limits Of Custer county. This being the
case, the Majors majority will be somewhat
reduced. a., .., ..,.t..,
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ait is an Ill wind that blows no good"
From bipartisan standpoint Republicans can
console themselves that the Fusion side show
and the Advocacy Of the Butte Miner have
brought about the election or 1t least two
b good Republicans ON the Legislative ticket
who probably would otherwisehave beenldc-
feated.i ~ Credit where credit n due. tiEis8 -
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freezing and thawing, and consequently cat
tie can keep in better condition than where
they are compelled to undergo greater eli
matte changes. Settlements are being made
in every direction throughout this extensive
grazing section.
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i NV Yo1xxN pYembek Returns indi-
;ss1s - - stands ~ Plblicaas, III
Dasens2s ~ = Greep m !; Senate, 81
-R1publicsns md 81 D6.ao ~, concsding
IL Democs1hs ~ they ssIn; but u elder
Davis Or Malone work Nh the Republiesns
o. I, losA - indspsnde re Rspubliean.
win have ! majority By Counting on. Afthsx
ibr.1ln esstipg vote. 81 There y also ! paspir
bility a ; 1spshlican Senator hpn lNcEtA
CusilinserED Della ware. In this @leulpti4n
the California ssnatorship b concsdsdto IL
Democrats.
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A TELEGRAM to the Inter Ocean from
New York states that man claiming TO be
ii. L. Morey was arrested on charge Of per
jury lie desired TO mike statement or
confession, but was not allowed to do 30.
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Morey Arrested for Perjury.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.--,ANew York special
to the InterOcedn says that Morey, when ar
rested to-day for perjury, desired y make .
statement or confession, but was not allowed
TODD co. v.a..aaY Il gaa .gran J..
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THE New York Democracy have issued q
circular letter saying that II the reports Of
fraud are established the electoral vote OF
that State win be cast for Hancock and Eng
n lish. Washington Democrats favor making
the election of Garfield unanimous. A par
ty organ advises the party TO disband. Great
minds differ In different localities.
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IF, as intimated, it is true that Glendive
voting precinct is not within the confines Of
Custer county, 1t may considerably reduce
the msjorities Of others besides the Delegate.
Two hundred voters form pretty good-sized
pollinr place In Montana.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN has announced
himself as acandidate for United States Sem
ator from Ohio. He has scceptably and
faithfully performed his duties as Cabinet
officer and deserves to be elected to the Office
tn which he aspires I.D5.a. j .a l.al Of
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THE Madison, Wisconsin, Democrat ad-
vises the Democrats In the West to disband.
il was anticipated In this by our Butte neigh
Dor a few days before the election, when 1t
disbanded and Joined the Fusionists. What
will the county, do nov. for Democratic
newspaper? fi,..s.... ..... d
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PREPARATIONS have already been COM
menced for the Inauguration Of PRESIDENT
GARFIELD, and all military and civic organi-
cations throughout the country have been
invited to take part in the Inauguration cere-
monies.
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THE New York Herald says the Chinese
letter did not hurt Garfield on the Coast, but
on the contrary gave him votes. Perhaps the
author seeks by this means TO acknowledge
the authorship of the letter.. and secure r an
appointment under the incoming President.
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An official canvass Of the vote In Califor.
MIA gives Hancock plurality Of 122. The
Chinese Letter did not help Garfield much
despite the Herald prediction.
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THE Supreme Court OF California on No
vember 4th denied the wrts Of ndnddnus
certiordri and habeas corpus in the case OF
JIM. Kalloch, charged with murder. The
case goes back TO the lower court for decis,
ion. IL
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WEDNESDAY, November 10th, was the day
set for the crossing Of the line between Da-
kota and Montana Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. Glad tidings for all in Montana.
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THE Fusion conspiracy has largely succeed
ed, but the Democracy are out Of luck this
year. Among their |" Miner" troubles we
call attention to the fact that the majority
party Or the Imperial County isnow without
an organ. "What are they going to do about
/, o., = 100 ~ ,gyDKu15f
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The earnings Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road for the year ending June 80, 1880, were
s76s, 0Ss 90 in excess of operating expenses,
rentals and taxes. The interest on the en-
tire bonded debt is $4l1,540. The company
has, by the recent sale of the balance of Its
Pen dOreille division lands, procured funds
to complete with steel rails the road now
under construction.
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ADvICEs from Dillon indicate that the
railroad graders and builders have been dis
charged. II Is a significant fact that they
were discharged so soon after the election Of
Mapinuis,, ,.
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Pc. STUDEBAKER, Of South Bend, Ind
ana, Is mentioned as likely 10 be the success
sor of Senator Mcdonald. The former b
said TO be an energetic, earnest Republican
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IJGABrIsLp's views on the Chinese situa-
ton can be found In his letter Of acceptance,
where he said, "The recent movement o.
Chinese TO our Pacific coast is too much Ike
an importation 70, be lwelcomed without re-
ssrlction; too much like an invasion 70 be
looked upon without solicitude," This q In
accordance with views entertained BY thepeo
Pile OF the Pacific coast, and with such Z man
for President we may reasonably hope for .
modification Of the evils of the Burlingame
treaty