The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-11-27
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ALBANY, N. Y. November %. -
The State canvassers have declared
the following results of the late cleo
ton in this State Garfield, 555, 544 ;
Hancock, 534, sill; Weaver. 1888;
Dow, 1,517. Garield's plurality ever
Hancock, 2l,033.
THE NEWCOMER, KEAN CASE.
w ESTMINIsTER, Md, November
20.-The jury in the Newcomer
kean SANDER suit, after a brief alb
sence, returned verdict at P. NJ.
allowing damages in favor of COM
plainant to- the amount of $780,
The first vote taken was the lowest,
81 zoe. The highest was $4,000. A
compromise was finally reached at
the above figure. 1t is limited that
an appeal will be taken.
CUTTING LOOSE FROM KELLY.
New YORK, Nov. 22.-The HerGld
this morning prints an address to
Hon. Lester B. Faulker, chairman s4
the Democratic State central commit
tee, dated Staten Island, Richmond
county, New York, November l6,
and signed by the officers of several
Democratic clubs and fifteen mer-
chants and bankers, in which, after
rGciting their earnest action in behalf
of the Democratic party at the late
election, they say: "It is our calm
Judgment that the true interest of the
country at large and The honor OF the
Democracy were hasely sacrificed to
the personal advantage and unre
.flectingtmalice of a man on whom
the party has heaped unmerted
honogs and benefits" They conclude
as follows: deeply convinced OF
these facts, we, for ourselves and for
the constituency which we represent,
desire to notify you and through yer
the Democracy OF the State that we
analIy withdraw from all peiiiicaH
sympathy with John Kelly, OF New
York, and that we will never again
by our money, our moral Influence
or our votes support the nominee ol
any Stats or national convention IN
which he is permitted to exercise MS
former pernicious dictatorship.
DEATH OF GOVERNOR WILLIAMS OF
INDIANA
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Novem' ef
Ex-Governor James d. Williams,
who has already been reported as
seriously ill, died at 1890 p. NJ. to-
day. Governor Williams was in his
73d year, having been born in Pick
away county, OHIO, on January oth,
1903. After receiving a common
school education in Indiana, to whirh
State his parents had moved, ne ems
gagged in farming, and IN 1913 was
elected to the State legislature, Oh
which he was, at times, member
until 1868. He served three termS,o
four years each, as Stale senator, and
in 1874 was elected by the Democrats
to the Forty.fourth Congress, in
which he was appointed, in 1875, as
chairman of the Committee on Ac'
counts. In 1876 he was elected gov
ernor of Indiana, his term not explr'
ing until January 3. 1881. He was
taken i'll on election day, his malay
being Inflammation of the bl9der,
with which he had been afflicted
about fifteen years. The funeral VIII
take place at Gov. Williams late
home, near Wheatland, Knox eouh'
ty, on Wednesday, and the remains
will lie in state in indianapolis OH
to morrow and Monday. Lieutenah'
Governor Gray was telegraphed to'
day, and will arrive tonight anu
assume the office of governor un'll
the meeting of the legislature in Jan'
uary.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, November W
The flags on the State House here are
at half mast, as token of respect "
the late Governor Williams, OF 1nei'
ana.