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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
soHE or LoRD R0yILD GOgEPS VIEWS

Lord Ronald Cover, who spent some weeks
In NewYork in the past summer, returned on sunday
and is NJ the Victoria Hotel lie said yesterday In con-
ycrsaton with TRIBUNE reporter:
am merely taking pleasure Tip, In the course 81
which hope to spend some time in the South, Whlch
a. one of the places In the world ! have never
visited wish particularly to see Ncw-Orlean' during
the Exposition. very fond OF America ana cslce-
i,lv of York where I lnl an artistic circle which
einud imagine Wac very charming on continued acqullh
lance There are some things however about America
which should like 10 changed The last time was
here my baggage Was broken open and lot
Of THINGS stolen. Wen, that was nnconi.
Portable enough. but nothing 10 compare WIN
The misery sHaercd at tho Barge once ,Wncn
/ landed last sunday. They wanted me 10 declare
hottie of cough mixture hair Of which dd thNeil on INC
,o,,qr and Il took TWO hour, To pass my DaI2hE,'
- Ind ION auy pleasant companions on thc N0j age
" Yes many Among them WA Mr. lrdhdrdl' inc
clocit ZIONIST vhoul you will soon see IN sew ork, pc
Ueyc lie Is n wonderfully talented man win archrhaole
memory He can rectrmcary all of ahake'p ares pays
Verbatim besides an Immense number OF special extracts
from rhcr PLAYS. Ills power OF htmicry, too, ana MS
infection OF voice Astonishing a..
" Have YOU been to the theatre since YOU arrYcdl
"Iwns nj the Madison Square Last night. ana was I'M
mcu-cly pleased with lh' PiiNate Hcciet!' n"' ""''
not had time to 50 elsewhere
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SLOW WORK In MONROE.
my IElEGnAPu 70 Tnn TRiBuSE.l


ROCHESTER,, Nov 12.--Some stir was occasloheo
at the NEE x ~ the Board OF Can
y.ssers here to-day when the motion was
made to allow Oscar Craig, attorney for Democrats
md Independents. to address the board. Mr.. Craig
said that he desired to have certain pre-
liminary objections entered on the rec
ord. lie did not want to deprive
my clcctor of his vote. and would not
claim that his objections were substantial
His request was refused. the chairman
saving. Il shall hold that the board IL
legally organized beyond debate" The canvass
then proceeded aud about one-hfth of tho districts
were disposed of. Clerical errors were founu III
three al ,tricts aud the returns were sent pack 10
the inspectors for correc ton. Before adI0nrnncnt
motion was made by IL Democratic member that u
call be made and the names Of Supervisors not nav
ing the Official returns be entered upon ne ieo."
hui the motion was laid on the table. hir.
Craig claims that by this he mas got ms
tatIOn ON record, but Republican counsel deny the
fact. Neither party to place any great stress
on the objection. The count Is ho' iiAci! W w
completed before Saturday.
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NEW STOCK or HANDSOME FURNITURE

The throngs of shoppers who hurry eagerly
along from window To window on the south size oi fo
teentst. especially attaced at this season o "e
year by the cos,ller articles OF household Decoration
Lovers Of rich and tasteful furniture Will he wei REPAID
for spending an hour In the establishment OF Georgcc
Flint Co.. furniture dealers and manufacturers OF No
lOi and 1906 West Fourteonths In elegance Of desgp
in oratencss richness OF material the finest display
is on some OF the upper floors but the articles exhDea
on the first floor noticeable chiefly Tor tien
substantial construction and their usefulness of design
Bedroom sets in cherry and birch the ayoes ths
wear and are noteworthy feature OF tie stock vi tn
house The delicate natural giainhs VI Wy u1' @
It's dark rich color show well IN bedroom uhu "sI
Smiles mpaIng an effect OF age and sondty whcn osA
ar ash seldom give Yet there also In THIS estaDsn
many light and cheerful sets in the latter woo aJ ba
hircE looks well when made up into sldeDoafds anu nau
tables II almost impossible to irop n,nas
hogany These cheaper but ho ny me as they did
twenty years although the price oil ioer '"''
ON the tor floor is large assortment OF folding beds
chiefly after the Williams pattern OF when , a IL tho
work done AT its factory in Nneteenthst Is the nAn
of ali sorts OF nlaid hard wood floors doors, nantes anu
wainscotng Most of the fire woodworI wa IN fr.
nished by George Flint o Co. and ,p all lis
wellknown elaborate staircase costing over S2ooy;
furnished by this firm The nouss es
rich dinngroom furniture of old English styles sa
as the Adams style OF the eighteenth century the ,h
pendse sye ss + PSp an mo@ sc IN" ran ns
price from $50 to 5000 and another to suites OF neao
elaborate design ana Co-tlcf htttIlai DhS vi
varieties "A beautiful suite IN stamped SILK plush a wa
hogany exact copy OF Tudor sulie III Ihe h.ss
TON Museum The carving Is still done by hahd hoass
The stamping of the plush. Utrecht velvet as II uSea
be called, l. now done by machinery So, -, ,ha
The most interesting fact IN the trade TINS yen, a"s
fashion of making up parlor suite Of pieces OH sh
from each other in color and pattern pal, o snch n
toned easy-chars are in great demand lhere y
thing rs a universal style In furniture SOME naN
have in vogue for centuries. Their eSse," ~
tics seem 10 be appropIiatencss, ease ana orsh,
design These odd bits being copied now 9,-ries
Wholesale. and the house of George T. Iiint q i" '
a large stock OF the material thus Manufactured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
WESTERN FEELING IN THE Mhirbh
A TALK Win GENERAL JAMES RooI-Dh"NNp'
iNo AN HONEST CouSr

General James +. Root, of Chicago was seen
Tuesdav by TRIBUNE reporter. and gave MS views
concerning the political situation. General ROOT was
MANNER NJ the National Republican Committee uhuct
A., Chambers charnnnshp In 1870 and nced "a m NJ
,,rner nj Washington FOR the National Committee IN the
ravea electoral contest lie as also been engaged IN al
,ha tnu,lnpnt election IA the Northwest fnr sew
oral ,esrs "In regard 10 this buttetned business snd
General iluui, "tou know many hundred Republican
renrni tickets we're rejected because 10y some printers
rttar uf q alp ~ tho machine, tho last lettpf ~
uuttefnetia nane di not appear w sh'h
eaae tho decisions ~ tho courts ~ nl tho ftalns ne
tha lilo viii nf Tho vaieia Hha not hp drlraeh lhn
M nui NJ The ias letter ought hnt W. pnht pAHh
uuttnThai 1hnln " 40 authority 10 huHlah mo 'Nh
,asaing board " they seHh ~ prove otherwise ~ Hnf
rate tho hy-iNn electoral Nhini hhsl tn nave nrpn ~
,ri ei aithnhgh ono might he Rejected tho Ahel'ni
manic viii never consent 10 ha heRtu 10y any hurh t,h
niray. know Ia tho West ~ would not 80 l"lelheuh
moment" 49, H.. A.. L., W., tn re-
lation 20 the matter ~ ~, 49,. N,r,,
:, The Western people simply believe that ew-Nofh
state ms been fairly aud sluarey carried for hlne ana
thev are confident that the official count VIII shoW -
much We believe la the West, that New lnlk "lshl
Lonesfly 10 he counted for Blaine, ana we shn not rest
sotised until IL l. counted Blaine carried 'hlcago
by 500 majority, Notwithstanding thnt carter son.
Demorf4t was elected Mayor year ago ny f,uOp hl-
iofV The Irish American vote for Blaine IN ChcaHo
was heavy solid vote Of several thousand democrats
VINO voted for the first time for Republican,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
RIGHTS OF STREETC1R PASSENGERS

A TRIBUNE reporter mentioned yestetday 70
Lewis LYON president Of the Third Avenue Raufo' ~.
case OF a MA who had recently been lined Sio io' 49,
ing to leave the ear Of OF the city compah@S ~,
asked his opinion upon it, The driver claheu u'@s CO.,
man had not paid his fare, while he swore WIN
hemence that he had. said Mr. Lyon: "Ihe Juuss -
have been convinced in way or another tn'' I've
sengers fare had not been paid. what safegau earsi
passengers against Illegal election from our con-
Well the practice on our line Is this: We gle cat
uctors the sriccst orders never to turn r he tssti
for non of fare unless they can see ,h, We
mony of two respectable witnesses TO supper. cxpose
prefer to let rascals ride free rather . ae men
ourselves TO possible law suits There a'o IN view
who make practice OF provoking ass9nts wa ANYTHING
to bring suits for damages IL Is the Olo u' conductor
to beat the corporations. IT, however, q, sfare and
should turn out passenger for nonpay % would lS
had no witnesses to support him. the J' The passed.
obliged to decide whether they would beiie'e'N'
ger or the conductor" iii, mad bees
what remedy would passenger nave WI"
elected after actually paying his rare M could prove
lie could recover whatever damages o NJ public
n would be d case of assault and tho eie',, might 10
disgrace aud injury the paintihs leens oe persons
used TO swell The amount There are -. ~. sshea they
whose feelings become wonderfully usii'"'
expose them to the scrutiny OF Jury
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,n,o,tpvuiiNr IN ALBANY,

A,n,Ny. Nov, t2='fhe board ndionrne" uh''
soep ,e.motfow without completing the ee,'ass'
4, ia not cxpeeied that the figures previously VIZ
naunted will he materially rhahHeu, a., hasa
tefsfs adioutnipg thp hpalu heeWpe" aNoa,a,a1
agreed upon the tel,pW'nH nsssI,gd Mai uilar
usS, ~ iohn aia, kerubioane ah1 lrmurlp,'
hath say that these figures VIII hal 10 unnnseul
The eanyasssis did not ,e'N W ,t teet Mo of
hoial result will be announced 'o-ho''o" "''o'7
noon. sn,osp o,,ot, oouy NJ ssers
toS.V The fooNlng resolution, satisfactory 10 All,
concerning the Twelfth Wand frauds on 'nIunJ'
and County Treasurer was unanimously a""Pou :
The Democratic candidates for County IreasVio'A All III
bert Gallup, and Coroner, James D. n'eah, Iat H. re-
with this board their declaration and assent lal i
turns Of the vote Tor drcasnter Mn Mlul oTtv of
three districts of the Twelfth ware, ,nssoto va
70 he nv them to conform 70 me tc. -
crieiuailv made by them; the Republican can9"o ao
these two Offices having appeared Deio'c "s '''" ~
and requested the above 70 he Done ,.o.+ ord sucb
P,s,ired that on the basis of such consent anu suV
49, and ,oroncr DE seat BY James j. WISE rhcINS
of the XiIth ward 10 the respective boards 81 &
OF the districts in such wards 70 ne ~ Treas
as TO restore them to the conditions, 10 HO. i' ~
n,er and Coroner-as they were originally hiaue'
The inspectors OF the three distrcts were then
given the returns by supervisor wise, ana u LIZ
ris. Burlingame and Gregory, Republican counsel,
made tie alterations by drawing a hne thiouen
the forced figures with red ink and writing IL ,n.
correct iigares aeSYe' tbo WINE Two 'i' RepGbii-
s sae county et,'0" candidates Republicans will
prosecute tho inquiry before the Ioidco
court and secure the punishment OF those WHO az
tempted the fTaTa the canvas Of the vote in
the lid and Nth Wards OF Cohoes on the erouia
that the registry false and illegal woes me,o
cast The Board adjourned until p N, no,.on,
row and the subcommittee continued 00inP'i'
and cauyass of the returns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13

Hotel Chairman Jones. ex-senator ona"ee' . % IT
a T,e,surpr weeks were ON duty yesterday To calls
~, Information the Committee had but ono answer
namely that was awaiting the official count OF the 'o'e
and had no idea Of conceilng Cleveands election u,
entirely satisfied that Mr.. Blaine had been honestly
defeated. ~, 80,
The members of the Beruhlcan state Cnnni,u V w.,
nni ept or alk Yesterday Ike men who ad given w Wy
shin They had received no information ui SUM
character during the day. aud advised ali VIZ Au ,I
hp latest ne tn read 1nr IRnNr ne the lntuf Wvuu
uplnnhiedl, obtain nnd print ~ The comnlitee Inn
nns s quarters M the uilsey inufe' any wv. Nv ia
,isnrs when any ~ the latter eshihn so MVc
confluence ~ the result ne 60 in,Ar ,MhN
Is .ipathi - The answer Invariably IL nv hirne..
chairman Draper was ~ charge Yesterday lie eau thn'
Che supervision ~ The tennt Waa ~ tnn,lrht h'a,
ana ni panimipp frli perfectly tast uh iai eoit
committee s eth IA receipt NJ tlreipinh iuW s l
at Tho country, These nhnw that the rruWN ~ Ns' "
il, no lneans saizfpi thai Mf niahe IL doicAled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13

get my pay and sometimes don't get IT all. You can't
we'll dun the parents for the money"
"Why don't you do a. do. | always getimy money
regularly"
"How do you manage II r. 49, -,
1T f. very simple For Instance am teaching hoy
French and the first day of the month his folka do
send the money for his lessons In that event give
him the following sentences To- translate and write out
pt home. 4 have no money. The month Ia MP Vast
thou got any money Have not thy parents got money
need money very much Why hast thou not brought
the money this mornrgi Did Thy father not give NEE
any money! That fetches them. Next morning. you
bet, that boy brings the money"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13

de hns gone out and the has sunk 70 an anchoras~
oleyey twelve: AS soon she floats work Is knoeteI
ON ana resumed again when the tide II out The beoeh
II so shelving that should vessel break her what i.
she would roll over and over down the beach ''''
1e plaster nines Of Nova Scotia located along ths
shores ~ the river AvOn FROM Chiyarce to Windsor ,t,
ably distance ~ ten miles 10 n taken from veins Tbloh
ore reached htough sandy loan thai covers them HI
ut points " jus ont IN rlifs and lrlers All ~ ~
mines OF qiarries Hie located close to- river sko,r a.,
the ha'to the vessels IL very short OF laip ,nurh =,
bulb Of the product OF The mines nni market m New
tut
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THE PHILADELPHIA JUBILhTION.

TELEGRAPH To THH TBiBtSF.l
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-The Democrats have
changed the time of their procession of jubIiation
from Thursday to Saturday evening Mayor Smith
said to-day that he would not interfere except to
give them full protection, If necessary. Ii was
through his advice that the parade was postponed
from Thursday, but lac thinks by Saturday all the
excitement will be over. The Americas club aud
some of the other Democratic city ORGANIZATIONS
are engaging quarters ip Washington as they say 4.
Tor the Inauguration OF Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
IN DEATH NOT DIVIDED.
From me Boston Trareller.

TTOW Tie BOsIVE ITuFtIIfT
The funerals of Dr. and Mrs Jarvis took place
this noon al the First Church. dorchester District Meet
ing house Hill Dr. JarYs died last fflhy ana Is.
Jrys am sunday The front OF the pulpit was simply
and ta,irtuly decorated with IVY ferns ana cisteI
white chr fhemums. The -caskets were Dom
with bl lpk broarloh with silver mOunngs, ana ON one
Law A wreath ul IVY and on the other wreath III eIus
Among those present to honor the MEMORIES VI wv
uarted were the Rev Dr. &. lu.trry ana Dr boWulcn
me remains will he taken this AFTERNOON 10 'ong"'u
Mass The birthplace Of bOth Dr ana Mrs Jhftis ,1
we've lovely sad pleasant IN Their hNes anu III '''i ~
they were not divided"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
Kr1I,OGGs REASON FOR A CONTEST.
He ACCUSES THE LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS OF NlO-
LATINO THE REGISTRATION LAWS.


LATINO THE REGISTRATION LAWS
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
Nrw-ORLrANs. Nov. 12.-MT. Kellogg proposes TO
contest the election of E. J. Gay in the lid Con-
eressional District of this Statc. lie says that he
has procured evidence that over 200 Republican
voters were dsilanchised in the lid District by
scratching their names from the registration lists
These citizens voted at the State election in April,
and were not warned that their status was ques-
toned but on presenting themselves AT the polls III
tlue last election were informed that their MINES
were not on the pol books. When aiiidavits were
rendered which would have established The right 20
vote. they were pegcmptorly rejected Further
Mr. Kellogg says he will be able to show
that more than 700 votes were
thrown out BIZ the Democratic Commissioners on
the ground, first that, through Ignorance. or
planned misguidance they were deposited IN the
wrong box the Presidential one instead OF the Con-
prcssiona one; second thai the ballots Did not bear
The water-line mark " ) of 81; further, thai
scarcely one IN hundred OF the ballots cast
throughout the State Tor the candidates OF either
party bore tine full water-nark signature as the
paper would not cut up properly. Mr hehoggl is so
confident of the strength OF his position thal ne
makes this proposition .....
Il will pay the cost OF a canvass OF votes IN any
one OF i've parishes which Will name, the Woih 20
be done by any honest man, De ocIat or hephDll-
can and wager firm 81 900 70 $4,000 that the re-
suit shows the returns as published TO be talse anu
that my vote as cast Is much larger thanilas peeh
conceded to me-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The steamer Ems TOOK among 9er passengers
for Bremen yesterday T. ". Wheeler Miss Dora Wheeler
fine artist Miss A. Brewster, Baroness Won >teinmehr'
Mr. and Mr.. i.ichard NinsOw, Mr.. and Ars. j. NJ
stotesbnry, Wyman Worthngton, A. C. Case, Waiter
Hlsnop and G.. {. Roberts
The steamer Ie5sng VIII take among her PASSENGERS
Hrris,cGer Dr ii. 4. C0ggcshall. Miss T.. English ana
Armand t,uyS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
PRorIDIyG AMUSEMENT FoR ToUyG MEN.

The West SIDE Club, of which the Rev.
r. Heber Newton is president was organized LAST feD
rnary for entertainment OF young inen on the west
sle of the city Al meeting last evening at No. l5'
Wrst Fnrtv-eighh-st there was singing by Macsfihe
coke and Heury Warren. and James Burlcite EuiX
humorous rcculloLs. The rooms, with - library, VIII
he omen every evening H. the week except SATURDAY ana
am every "Wednesday evening there viii he an entertain
meut The cluD has about 100 members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
CLEANSING UP DEMOCRATIC QUARTERS

A number Of scrabwOmen took conlnahd OF
the Democratic National Committee rooms yesterday
and expended an immense amount OF LABOR III cleaiHs
up Their task was an appalling one. All eno'in o"'
amount Of tobacco chewing and dirty WORK had Deeh
, -, ,lcaa rnntns Chairman b lrnuu. senator Cor
nan ZONES and Smallcy, 10 be found In room III
he EiIih Avenue Hotel - i.
,,arteI, a tne Hoffman House. Most OF the members
have gone To their homes in0'e VINO ieii.h "t I.G
quarter oil the hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
A I,-DyC,AL DECISION IN DUCHESS.

PouGHKErPsIE, Nov. 12.-The canvassing ooaru
this morning found i'll the returns from the tonrti
District of Fishkil an electoral ballot for Cleve-
land endorsed President Number One" which the
inspectors had returned as defective. 1t had been
cut from "a New-York city paper, and as all oa'iois
outside of the city ale Endorsed Electoral. q
committee was appointed to go before Judge Bar
nard for an opinion as to that particular DaloI
Judge Barnard said 1t is good ticket, gentle
men. IL would be before jury. II would go rieh'
to Jury. and then you would GET the VIII OF the
voter. The inspectors return 1t here, ana sup
nose under the law they are bOuudto mark 1t de-
fective You can count It, or return II 10 AlDany :
but when it gets to jury they would allow 1t. 1t
is not proper for il go back to the inspectors io
correction The inspectors could not nave ieJecteI
H. because the Jury would have picked II up ana
allowed It, / say you eau count il right mere. y
is returned as scattering but 1t snot IL Is goou
That is just what the board is tor-lo ALLOW tna'
which when ii comes 10 jury Is ,9ood 'o'e'
Count II rs a vote for whoever IL is east
After obtaining the above opinion the board
adopied n resolution counting the vote for GlcNe-
land. The official vote Of the. county is; Blame
0.7O1; Cleveland, s,677; ST. John, 400; bu'icr'
0S: blank, ~
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VESSELS LOlDING ON DRY LAND.

from Ths BIuiH0rs Sifh
nIvbnn tbi. y,s.rl was loaded there was not
a rerI of water about her" said captain trorsc u
pnnw of the schooner ,nr D. pthiop OF if1vlhcei9Mn
, I'm, In t,,y ~ dock loaded Yith plaster rom Nula
ernua Gnplnn snow then explained that ~ the
ntv nf Fnnty lie tides rse aud iu puy 70 siNy ieet
Al Wiuds,n wl,ra he l0ades the wlhfyes are pun on
thp sirs m blilA besunh the ar ~ TIE liFh sihs ui+,
ana have mt t1utiseu feet along Idle ~ MN tn W.
srls h, load npprauh them al high Tide, nnd leave Win
Tho same. When mule last, NO lOads Is lohe hhth tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
WHY SENATOR MCPHERSON WAS AFRAID


TRENTON, Nov l2.-Scnator Mclhcrson said
today that he had serious doubts nt ono time Of Demo
cratic victory IN NcwJerscy last week lie feared the
strong feeling IN the state upon Tie tarih question
and the views regarding the Dcor attic position on Lat
question would draw many voters with Democratic ten
deures To the Republican party lie said dat Rrpubi
car success was only avertcd by united Democratic
EFFORTS n the party had not harmoI!zed its factions.
Blaine would have carried the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
BLAIyE's PLURALITY IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. I2-The Ners has the Official
returns on the vote President in this from all
the counties except Cook (Which Includes Chicago with
close estimate on the vote OF Cook. The result Is
follows: Rlainc 337 40; Cleveland, 3I23i9; Bnter
Il 4O6: ~. John II. 73l Nuu"'s plurality, 21IlG.
The official Of tho vote IN Cook County BEGAN to-
dny Ii will not be CON 4lcted Cor .eycral days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
ALONESOME DENOCRAr-

SAN Francisco, Nov. l2.-Corrected returns
from the counties IN the LIT Congressional District OF
California give Henley DEM 80 majority. The Repub-
Leans cOncede biz majority, bus Will Insist upon II re-
CONT Hcniey Viii bc the sole representative Ia Con
gress OF the Democracy OF ths entire Pacific Coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
A GEORGIA RESOLVE.

SAVANNAH. Nov. 12.-Among the resolutions
d,,,od ~ the Democratic meeting last night was the
following:
Rcsoiced. That We will welcome the day wh'n th're
shnll hc no solid South and ne" solid North, BAT
Solid Union So N was eighty ycnrH ago, ana Wh'n az
American clt ,ois white and black ulN" and adopted.
nj hons and abroad, shs iaud opNa before TIC Ia" anu
be covered and protected ~ our country nag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
REPUBLICAN PLURALITY N KANSAS.

TorENA. Nov. 12.-Ohcid returns from az
ont oi 81 counties give Blaine III 400. Cleveland 1""D"
Brtl,r II lG4 nd ST. John 33Ji; Biaincs plurality
-O4ol Nauiu Uscpl for Governor has IN the counties
enumerated q rlurr'ltv ~ 9-Os} The reminder Of
ilr state ticket has plurality OF lt192. II 10 esilytt
that the iull rcturn5 will give Blame ABOUT oV'VVo
ulurulity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
WAsHlNGTON PRORABLY DEMOCRATIC.

SEATTLE, ". T., Nov. l2.-The result OF the
election in This torrtory is s doubtful Tho chances
are In favor OF voorhees,. Dem for Delegate 10
eress The Democrat, and disaAected Republicans de-
Inaned the forcitures ~ the LAID grant which ap-cd
over seven years The majority Voorhees, T. est
mnfel Al A1Ont 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-13
DISCUSSING MUNTCIP4L GOVERNMENT
The first of a series of addresses on municipal

government was delivered last might ~ eA-Ho' eihor
Holman before the Constitution cub t NOOi Mau5ph
NV, me diiu of the discourse that III inuhrlIu
government the model Of the Constitution Shou" u
more nealiy followed IN the concentration ol power anu
responsibility H. the chief executive. sharp uH,h.
ron was drawn between concentration nhl 'thllNi,Ht
ton The speaker clscd with suggestion nat mullci
unl elections be separated from State ana Naloha ohes