New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08

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81 yesterday a hcueh the manifestations were
cs'eu ,,,d noisy Early IN tho day tho
s,.w,crais fired 9ip guns in mont OIL 'ho wy
Ill 90 celebrate their "vicio,y,' 'iowus
continued a. dock around the ncWspap''
a,is,,ns Tho Republican, Nntinnhl ". nv
snitter continued 10 claim sinhil lu,.n,,. ,sura
80 state woiio tho Democratic commute. ,''"'hh
w aiI,,ss nunonnrine tlcNelandh elociinh'
self appointed committee "l ti"Nolhn" NV MI u,e
an inspcritnp tho election iriutn' NC" W. 49,
Nuronn nt Elections, Tho ponce i's"lNV INV "''
ordered on duty an - measure "' Pf"N""''"'
rptNTlNG HOUSE SQUARE IN fERMlNE
An ,Xcilrp CROWD AROUND 1nt NtWsfAfh"
BuLlrrINs-soNE WILD In9tAis.
The keen edge ot the wintry air was dhiitd
~estar day by the bright rays %. the sum- VINO" s"o'
from a cloudess sky. uosps of rustins leaves were
,,r,od h,,hcr and thher by the wind. Loose bits OF
manor became the sport every breeze Hurry lnI "s
ness men found great difficulty III managing newspapers,
which anxiety regarding the results oil Inc
election would allow them TO IockeI OF uo''' '
reading Of until Offices were reached Nc"so"' Va"
about with more than usual CELEBRITY win the "'""'o
o a, al ,o.,nc Of their stock and keeping comfort
ahe Iyeu the vast crowd which made It's headquarters
IN Printing House s,uare was more restless Ill ~ "''
ments than usual 49, ,,,.,.,
ro v,ronard took position IN front cf TIKI TRIBUNE
Iujldg shortly after sunrise. II was joined al pir III
.erval by other attachments Before noon over oo'o
- aud HOY. occn,iel tue stamping ground OF the great
election crowds OF the campaign of lsei- Inc rag 'k
and hobtal element was ~ 'io - ro,od
itself into squads fifty and hundred which m"ro""
with precision and with ress,ics force through III MAIN
body and after traye sing the square. passed dow" EA
Paw and then counter marched over the same tIonh"
They were no respcctes OF pc'sous and kept on way
IN spite Of the Indignant protests oil those WHO h "'o
,n,uo,t AMI business hand They always rturheu 10
their main post Of obscrvaton-the space AROUND ''e
Franklin sttuc In The forenoon their attention Tor
rf,lf
City Hall Park. The cannon were pointed III Tie u'tc
ton The So" olcc and as dense crowd S'ool IA wa.
vicinity there Wild ruSh toward LIE il''D''N
Bnldnc when the firing began.
The cauuoaldins had marked enec' on '"o c'""'
,rn.ir u,,cr,ucr, became more inGanicd. wild eyed
aD'" ,, ,,co IN. ,nea,n,narorv anuuunce-
rncn an Tie Mo."ipg Jooy~a bn.etln board, ano inrn
eKeiam[,d fg the B ii'l some Of io.e around
nin anshcd good nlnI,"'i ',,i n ,h1 ,orc" This
sentiment WIS apl landed b> some II the crowd. *
cneocut ran nisn Toe sif'esi mo.c ,., ,,
Iai inat of his u,.poi~ hc bee ue al 'Dcr ie 'tnlIt
Iv" D,',,cais All we're IN scarce OF definite ,rntl-
resar ~ the result OF the cir''1H P'.,. a
bulletin "h'h I5'n:, 80 re r-,'r 'ZpI,.--, ma th,
Jyir, ItIrrNf of tr.s morRius-uan'N. tihi hihhe
hss won" tnc, che"ed and were sish'd one man ~
meet Win e ready sale II hoash by Dc"ocr.' as
well "a, Ken iriciuS.
1rct minated re stem, Of IHE TElsUNt bddu-. eX-
lUatri tn INfra IRltt ~. ami read iron IT, II'hr
our next President" IL" crowd tE'd tow ma NM J.,
held ~ cheek ny " no ]! St''" 81 '',,i ti.,
uatIoiicd tue pavement m front o. l"'i"-. ana" III.
nan with me Extra was Compelled I" move CO... a
,uln win callcI three Chccis OF Blame narrowly
ESCAPED % moulue one person 'dV"catci ah-ln- hIul.
In nccut warts Of ihe thr"n- men made h' ~, ny
epeechr-. h"pNr- wee ~"arilHS maze y" 'n'7t ~ "'
Lehu'l i''F. 80 i ga and g.. i'm ctit,-,
80, ron, Win had rcgaid Iot tiir personal safety
and DID not desire to bc caught in not a'eftedlL
rr,,,t u,o,KAp H.
,uoo, ,lcrc WIS aboclad., OF travel opposite TIE
nur> 1,,tliur Thc crowd He'd every foot ~ race.
c., , food II, , Ion line Not les than hfty carts
-" Wv ,,...n. r,.ir dr,v.r. hnvlod all
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