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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-13
LnY M MINI mint.

PLor PoI>T Nov. 0.-.Correspond-
yucc. Pilot Paint is tonight a scene Of
the widest enthusiasm ever witnessed
here. The scene upon the streets to-
night came as IL by magic, and the
throng of people such as filled the
square and streets in one sUrging mass
until noon to-day knew nothing of the
intended jubilee. BOn-iircs ON every
corner of the square, with flying rock
cts, Roman candles, iire-crackors and
the firing of anvilS, together with the
iucessaut ringing OF bclls and the cheer
ing of hundreds OF voices, mako n scene
more easily imagined than described.
4 mounted torch lighC procession with
numerous transparencies, with notices
such AZ " Barn this letter."
"Aiter twCnty-four years." "John
Mays to Inter Ocean," "No More job
berry," etc, marched the streets and re-
turned to the square, whore appropriate
speeches were made by Hon. w. A.
Kendall, Capt. j. G. Newbury and Prof.
$. l.. Stranghan. Next, Beast Butler
WAS burned in eiligy. As he swung high
above the heads OF the people a torch
was touched to his body, which was
made principally from copies of the New
York Sun, furnished by some thirty or
more subscribers, and soon the whole
was consumed amid vnciferous cheering
which together with tho repeated firing
of anvils and ringing of bells, WAS con-
tinued by some of tho indefatigable
ones until far in the hours of the
morning.
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ALBANY, Nov. Governor Cleveland
spent to-day quietly. He attended
morning service At the Fourth Presby-
terrain church. Tho afternoon and
evening he passed at the executive man
sion with tho exception of an hour or 50
at the executive chamber, attending
private correspondence. Tho vote OF
the county Of Albany was carefully re-
vised last night aud the plurality
found to TO. $50, instead Of $40
The plurality in the state, according to
official figures received by Chairman
Manning from the county clerks, is ,&3i
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That New York Demonstration.

NEW York, Nov. 9.--At the Demo
cratic meeting last night, DIR. Daniel
Daugherty, OF Philadelphia, in short
address, said: "Grover Cleveland has
been elected, and by the living God, al
the powers Of earth and hell shall never
tear the purple from his shoulders
Mayor-elGct Grace also made speech.
Samuel j. Randall met with V ~
demopstrativo reception. lie said:
The Democratic party has rs much al
stake in iris country as have The Re-
publican Otlice-hOlderS at washington
We have acquired the capacity to con
troll the government in better ana IN IL
purer manner than has the country re
Gently been accustomed to. We don
mean to make All assault on any Oi inc
material interests of the nation, ON me
contrary We mean to sec that no M
kind thrust il made AZ capital. we
mean TO secure, II We can, "A soid unah
cial policy. We mean 10 put an end Il"
corruption Of administration, and we
believe that fha past LIE oi Grove
cleveland lcheer~l gives promise 81
these reforms. when ne shall as~um
executive control ol the government we
shall dem nd that the hundreds oi mn
lions accumulated in tn. United stat $
treasury. against which there Is 80
claim. shall be let loose TO take ~
WOultd place III NC GINA" wv Va 49,.
facture aud commerce. say dehhcr-
ately that any one VINO shall attemp -
tase from the inerican p ople the Irult
of fhis prsat victory when theN nave
achieved. will he resisted in every proper
and legitimate way.
Upited States Senator Gordon, OF
Georgia, said: For the first timc N q
quarter of 4 century can greet these
hearers IS niy 'lOW-countryn en-.
FOR the first Time since tire hostile guns
of h- north and OF the s5nth 'ta-'u u
thunier, | feel that am your equal III
our common country. / can sthnu be
fore YOU io-nighl ana salute yohr fl z AS
NV own. The same blood eo' rses
through your veins as through III ne.
We love l.berty; we love good X'v rn-
mcnr. and by the God of the fni II. r. we
intend 70 stand with you - ibe tut re,
for IL 10 10 yoa belongs this triumph.
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Stare Capital Notes.

AUSTIN, Nov. S. Especial - The
Houston and Texas Central Railway
to-day paid to tue school fund $5,542,
interest and sinking fund.
Complete returns from this county
give Ireland $3.50, Jones 1881, Norton
b; Jones' majority over Ireland COL;
savers, 1907; Rector, 1879; Sayors' ma
iority, "A.
Notwithstanding the monster demon
stration last ni@bt, another is being
held tonight. The city is brilliantly
illuminated, While q vast procession,
bearing torches and transparencies, is
parading the streets. This city never
iinessed such demonstration, and II
& night long to be remembered.
Col. Elliot left AZ ) p. IN. for New
Orleans.
"Litt;e Jok r"is Inc best smoking To-
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LoSGvIEw, Nov. . Special. Long
view was abiaze with glory last night,
and the heartfelt rejoicing OF Tho people
was only temp red byrhe gravity of the
situation indicated in senator ".rman'S
Al q O'ciUcD u process sion was
formed with "fHt pune" tore es,
lamps, trauHt arcucies, Haas, ctc.' ana
this was marched tcruush the
principe streets, linal Y ending ~ route
a ,rg public square where NEARLY every
prominent man in town nla0e cscl II
brii.l speech ~ lint great number
could aid i'm voicius the general >nnil-
ment, Many houses in waFg ' h',,rpa
candies, ut the square and nj the inter
section OF many streets bou-iire' blhzed,
cannons fred and fireworks we're burned
ali ~ I'd, or 4 the election OF tieve.and
and Hendricks. We wanted 10 ex-
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Florida Ready 10 Maintain It.

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 9.--At mass
meeting hero last night to express the
general sentiment OF rejoicing at
the election of Cleveland and
Hendricks, numerous speeches were
made, fireworks Displayed and
salute guns were fired. Resolutions
were adopted expressing satisfaction a,
the election and plcdping the earnest
support of the Democrats of Florida &c
Cleveland in tho maintenance of his
rights, conferred upon him by the sol
emn verdict of the people.
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ing above, and not a cloud hoa,ed
trough the ether to mar their bright
ness. Al along The streets OF the city
throngs of people were masSed, ami
glad shouts made the air resonant with
Joy. Bonfires blazed on all the corners;
on all the thoroughtares, in the windows
of the hotels, and in the windows Of
private residences candle1 and lanterns
shed their brilliancy on the scene. The
eyes of 10000 people sparkled with
happiness: cries OF e&uitatlon welled
up from the hearts to the lips Of i0,OUU
people, there to lind utterance N cheers
and words of gladness. The tidings III
an exceeding great joy, the fruition of Il
hope that for twenty-iour years had
lived in the hearts of the people, had
come in the election Of Cleveland and
! Hendricks, and happino IS onthroncd in
every heart, made every cOnnreuance ra-
dianl, sweiled every soul with emotions
no words can express.
| At o'clock the Cleveland and Hen
bricks club, under the marShalship o.
Col. d. A. Williams, with corps
of aides, formed in procession.
There we're 1900 torches III the
line borne by men on foot and on horse
back, and there we're as many moro
persons in the procession bearing
br0ons anu transparencies, The lin"
was two miles long, marching in twoS,
with two brass bands ana tho Dallas
Rifles drum corps. The line of march
,sta; ~ ,uo D'T T,,o.,,"r 'honna 10 MN
street and down Elm 81 Jefferson street,
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NEW York, Nov.9.--Abont fifty prom
inent Democratic lawyers met tonight
and discussed the law re-
lating 10 boaris of county
canvassers in The various counties
roughout the state. The result oI
the discussion is that the Demo
cratic lawyers will be present at
every board Of cauva>sers Tuesday
next for the purpose Of taking
prompt actio in case any Illegal act
is attempted on The part of the canvass
prs
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Eillr AIulnun'. IMnIl die.

Ii re are still jubilant, and steps
are being taken for a grand torch
light procession during the week. The
Republicans do not yet concede Glove
land's election. Malone claims New
York has gone tor Blaine by small
majority. New York papers were in
great demand here tins morning.
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G VERT, Nov. o.. special. )-Demon-
estratons were continued Friday and
last night grand display of fro works
was given at the city square,, in front of
me college, which continued unUll II
%, lock. a small cannon was Wouidcd
AT the foundry With which toe boys had
lot # fun. To-day every one seems
rompietely worn and tagged ont,
YGui valuable paper is sought at every
train has unfortunately the news boy
h S teen out Of papers for his past two
days when ie reaches II.
A phmlOm party given at the rest
danca of Mrs. PARIS, was greatly enjoy
ed by the young folks.
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New York, Nov. G.--The Young
Mems Democratic club of Brooklyn
sent the following dispatch to Governor
Cleveland: "The Young Mems Demo-
cratic club of Brooklyn in jubilee assem-
bied, send their warmest congratulations
and trust that your administration may
be peaceful and prosperous as it prom
Uses to be honorable aud distinctly Amer
i.op
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Kansas sity Speaks.

KANsAs CITY, Nov. S.-Damocrats in
public meeting at Turner hall Tonight
adopted resolutions songrat ulsting the
American people on the election of
Cleveland and declaring that their will
thus expressed cannot be subverted.
Tho concluding resolution Wac as fol-
lows:
"rhat wa approve tho sentiment
which declares that any party can bear
TO be oei'eated, and we supplement the
same by saying tho American people
cannot and will not submit to repeti-
ton Of tue political frauds of 1876"
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WARRINGTON. Nov. S.-President Ar
thur, Secretary Lincoln and At
torncy-General Brewster returned to
the city this evening. II is stated that
the president has determined to appoint
Governor Crosby first assistant post
master-gCneral.
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CHICAGO, Nov. S.--Re!urns to tho as
ISOLATED press and TO the Daily News
from all but one couutrC 'alhoun)in Hi
nois give Blaine 22,7j9 plurality. These
returns are believed to De approximate
~ correct, the majority of them being
official.
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CHATTANOOGA, Nov. o.-All returns
are now in and cleo. Neal, Democrat, TO
congress by tUaiprity of less than 100.
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PARIS Nov. T. Special Lamar
county polled the largest vote on Tues
minority viii be over four thousand. \
straight Democratic ticket has been
elected in the county The only real
contest was 10y q. vi. Crook Tor sherH
against James II. Block the r,gulr
nominee OF the Democratic party, Block
was elected 10y n very large majority.
FROM FuItr wO.ru.
For WORM, Nov. T.. Special. |-li
is now decided thet ~. r.. Maddox is
Sherh, he being ahead forty votes aU
the count proccedi z, with ballots count
ing out ten 10 one.
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ATLANTA, nov. Gov. Mcdaniel was
inaugurated yesterday. 1t is his second
term,
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Texas.
MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, Nov. T. Special. Last
night our city WAS blaze OF excitement
whenthe dispatches from New York
re d confirming the election of Cleve-
land and Hendricks. The old cannon
was brought out and Numbered the
news b. all the country round. Bou-ires
lit up the streets, while tire works illu-
minated the heavens. Arrangements
are now being perfected for q grand .iu-
bilee meeting to take place in this city
at some day early III the coming week.
Our people are supremacy happy over
the result,
ELMO, Nov. - Special. The cleo
ton passed Oft quiet through this conn.
w. This box is as follows: Cleveland
and Hendricks. 3S7; Blaine and Logan,
So; Butler and West, 10.
EAsTLANU COUNTS Up.
EAsTLAND, Nov. 6.-lCOrrespondence.
The most holly contested election ever
held in Eastland county results in the
reelection of II. NJ. Black County Judge
by 275 majority; j. n. Schmuck, Sheriff,
by 359 maiority;J. NJ. Morgan, County
Surveyor, by 400 minority; J. I. Yeargin
is elected equity Clerk, and ). M. Hol-
land, Treasurer. Everything is now
quiet
AT GAlNEsvI1BE.
GAINEsvILLE, Nov. = Especial. !
Tho news of Clcveland's election has
excited Tn. most enthusiasm known ~
the history OF this city. Old men CRY
for joy. and only cease their shouts
when cotuulefeIy exhausted. The joy
of the populace is 100 great Tor hounds
over a huudred guns have beerf fired il
honor OF tue victory, aud the booming
continues. An immense torch-lighi
PROCESSION, beaded hy the Sherman
bnnd. paradpo the Streets The cify y
brilljantlv Illuminated with tiTew0rk,
and jubillant shouts rend the air.
FROM TYLER.
TYLER, NOV. u Special. Return
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The enthusiasm OF the night before
over the election Of Cleveland extended
into Yesterday, and all day long guns
we're fired and crowds OF excl ed, happy
men clustered about tho streets and the
bulletin boards, making the very air to
crack with their GLAD shouts over every
fresh announcement of the assured sue
cess OF Cleveland. In tho afternoon,
when the Telegram from Jay Gould to
Gov. ClevelaAd congratulating nm
on his election was received
such shout went up
as must have reached the very stars.
During the day the Cleveland and Hen
bricks club held II meeting and made
preparations ior . grand torch light pro-
cessiOu and ratification of Cleveland's
election.
FIRST WARD.
Alhrpdgr'5 majority y; Andrews ma
jority >; KimbroughS plurality 73
CoonIb's plurality 70; Bowers majority
90; Hil's majnrty 2i2; smiths majority
1873: Henry Smiths plurality lG; Cum
ming's plurality 253; Knights plurality
50; Cnle's majority lao: Miller's plural
ty A..
Burk's majority, 1850; Kimbroueh's
plurality, l5i; COombe's plurality, ISL ;
1872; SMITHS majority, AS Henry SmiIh,N
majority, 40; Cummings plurality. "a;
Knights plurality, los; Goes majority,
AZ; Overaud's plurph'ySS2.
THIRD WARD.
Aldredge's maiprtv, ll9; Aust MS
plurality, n; kIubrOugh's plurality, ~;
CoomRs majority, l64i Bowers nlurai-
ity, 65AHili's majority, l55; Smiths ma
iirify. @3: Henry Smiths majority, IL;
Cummings plurality, 73; knights ma
lnrily. 50; ole,s majoriiy, III; Miller's
nlurality,2 -.
FoURrihwARp.
Aldredge's majority 49, Anstin's
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DENTON, NOV. = special The Of
iclal vote Of the county shows 100
90; Butler. l03; Sc. john, lbs; Ireland.
LBS; Norton, 23l; Jones', SCI, rho rouu
shows former specials 10 the II RAJ.
were correct relative % sixty Officers
rha town is wild with enthusiasm uN"
IA big demonstration Will ho had lH
night. Our e items extend their hearty
thanks to the HERALD for news by too
plnua
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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Or. 7ichan's Golden ESepl9dieS

For amy c"seoi the following ,'iacuscr wh'c
the medianl faculty have pronounced -
gurphic that
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-02-05
Brief Jotsiu rs.

Mrs. Jordan, who resides at No. 26 BraHhal
street, fell on the ice few days ago, and
breke her hip
Mr.. J. X. Martin, of the Falmouth, has just
purchased handsome Kentucky bred mare,
FIVE years old, good style and of fine points.
She arrived here Friday night.
The first lecture in the course in aid of the
Maine General Hospital will be given at High
street church yestry, at 3 p. m. today, on Car
ly Aid in Emergencies"
A man was arrested Sunday night for dis
tnrbing meeting at the Gospel Mission, and
he will be brought before the Municipal Court
today.
The usual Gospel temperance meeting will
be held at the Mission this evening, at 7.3O
o'clock, conducted by L. A. furlong. There
will also be a conservation service at p. m.
All are invited.
Mr.. Daniel Choate, wharfnger at Portland
Pier, and Mr.. Nathaniel G. Cram, bookkeeper
for the Berlin Mills Company, at Berlin, N.
H., will sail from New York on Thursday, for
trip to Bermuda, in the steamer Orinoco, and
will be absent about two months,
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TO LET.
TO LET.

STORES in the Thompson block, Nos III, 119
- III and 123 Middle street. a few doors below
the post oee; fitted suitable for wholesale or retail
business, with light finished, airy Easements Rent
reasonable. Inquire of III. e. THOMPSON, No. 1854
Bracket street, Portland Me. jan14dtf
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Hin INSOLVENCY.

Court of Insolvency for the County of Cumberland,
State Of Maine. February 4, A. D. 1884.
In case Of WOODBURY. S. MAINS, Insolvent
Debtor.
FBtHIS is to give notice, that on the fourth day
IL of February, A. d. 1884, a Warrant in Insoi-
yency was issued by Henry Q. Peabody, Judge of
the Court of Insolvency for said County of Cumber
land, against the estate of said
WOODBURY. S. MAINS of Portland,
adjudged to be an insolvent debtor, on pc
tition of said debtor which petition fled on the
fourth dayo February, A. D. 1884, to which date
interest on claims is to be computed.
That the payment of any debts to or by said debt
or, and the transfer and delivery of any property
by him are forbidden by law.
That meeting of the creditors of said debtor, to
prove their debts and choose one or more assignees
Of his estate, will be held at Court of Insolvency
to be holden at Probate Court Room in said
Portland, on the eighteenth day of February, A. d.
1884, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written,
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of Inso-
vency for said County of Cumberland
ii. r. SARGENT
Deputy Sheriff. as Messenger of the Court of Inso-
vency for said County of Cumberland.
feb6&l2
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The MayoraIty Question.

PORTLAND, Feb. = 1881.
To the Editor Of the Press:
Among many names prominently mentioned
for mayor the coming year is B. D. Verrill,
Esq, who is we'll known to our citizens as a
man of thorough probity and sound Judgment;
in fact, the very man for the position. No can
didate has been named yet who will poll so
large a vote IS Mr.. Verrill, and one who will
fill the office better. 1t is certainly to be hoped
that we shall have this gentleman for our next
mayor, as it will require man we'll versed in
business to straighten out things in the Office
after the miserable manner in which things
have been done by the present incumbent.
RTrsTNrsQ
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We call attention to the Seth annual state
ment of The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co..
which appears in assther colu n.
At the close of the year its ts amounted
to the gratifying sum of $9,O11 8, and its sur
plus $l,7S6,S0S, and at the close of 1888 the
Company had insurance in force amounting to
$41, 521,675.
The premium receipts during the year were
$1507 1896 and its interest receipts $463, 567 so,
showing steady increase in all its depart
ments that will be of interest to its many policy
holders.
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N RANKRUPTCK-Dis Court of the
Il United States, District of Maine. In the mat
tea of DANIEL K. REED, Bankrupt.
This is to give notice that petition was presented
to the Court the fifth Gay of February A. d. 1881
by Daniel X. Reed, of Portland in said District a
Bankrupt praying that he might be decreed to have
full discharge from all his debts provable under
the Bankrupt Act. which petition is still pending
and no hearing has been had thereon and that now
on this thirteth day of January, A. d, 1884 on the
application Of said bankrupt and on reading said
petition,
1t is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be
had upon the same, on the first Monday of April A.
u. 1884 before the Court in Portland, in said
District at 10 o'clock, A. NJ and that notice there
OF be published in the Portland Daily Press and the
Portland Daily Advertiser, newspapers printed in
said District, once week for three successive
weeks and once in the Maine State Press and Port
land Weekly Advertiser, the last publication to be
thirty days at least before the day of hearing and
that all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest," may appear at said time
and place, and show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said Petition should not be granted
VIM. P. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District.
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