Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-11
all further discussion regarding Cleveland:

New YORK, November 10th-A special
rom Cleveland says: Republicans are pay
ng their election bets. Harry Price, one
IF the neryiest sporting men in the West,
who will wager money on any event to
almost any amount, declared that so much
money was never before wagered on any
event in the history of this or any other
He holds $4,000 in election bets,
and will himself win so 600. A. Lozeimer
won $4,000. Duncan Ross. athlete, VIII
recently started in business and made a
handsome sum, will lose 5000, hes; dos
some $4,000 that he placed for Richa ID K
Fox. q. Scoville, a wealthy landlo' d J.
Ryan, proprietor OF Il gylnnasiu m and
George Forbes, a weli-known b orseman
are losers of large sums. A. ] . Ramsey
agent of the Anti-Union Yes sci Owners
Association and an enemy Of Inior sailors
has also been loser, and IL c sailors. who
are stanch Cleveland men, are greatly re-
joiced thereat.
HERBER NEWTON on CT EvELAND's MORALS.
New YORK, Novem Der 10th.-Rev. Her
Der Newton took nother new departure
yesterday from the ordinary custom of the
Episcopaiian c!erf y by preaching political
sermon, III vine u he gave some eXtraordi-
nary advice to Cleveland in the event of
his entering the Presidential office. He
said: Let him not take counsel of his
lower natgre and say, My private life
is naught to this people, if |
serve them we'll in my public
trust The suspicion that it was
low and vile has well-nigh cost him the
grandest throne on earth. | confess to ut
ter surprise at the language of one of the
leading evening papers of the country, the
Post, a paper which sets itself up as an eS-
pecial teacher of morals; and as for some
of the platform talk of the first pulpit
preacher of this land, the Rev Mr.. Beecher,
language fails me. Let Us hope his words
have been misstated. Provided you be-
lieve the man to have left his past life be-
hind him, you may with clear judgment
accept Cleveland for the new office under
protest, and such protest surely has been
made in the small plurality by which the
President elect creeps into the White
House"
BURcHARD \ CLEVELAND MAN IN DISGUISE.
New YORK, November 10th.-Burchard
has been bitterly denounced by the Repub
lican papers as a Cleveland man in dis
guise. Certain it is, his speech was placed
in every pew of every Catholic Church in
New York, Brooklyn, jersey City, Newark
and Hoboken the Sunday before the cleo
ton. He has two sons, and both partici-
pated in the Democratic business men s
parade the Saturday before election. Num-
berless dispatches have been received OF
the burning in etiigy of st. John, Burchard
and Conkling, who turned Oneida county
over from her usual 1900 Republican ma
jority to % for Cleveland.
TAMMANY HALL
New YORK, November 10th.-At a meet
ing of the Tammany Hall Committee on
Organization tonight, the district leaders,
almost without exception, reported that
their ticket was beaten By trading on the
part of the County Democracy of Cleveland
for their local ticket. In enc instance only
the Tammany members were reported dis
loyal. 1t was claimed that Tammany was
next to universal in its honest allegiance to
the National ticket Register Reilly said
that Blaine men were wearing Il County
Democracy badge in his district. Mr..
Reilly also charged that Maurice B. Flynn,
Il prominent County Democracy man, had
given young man named German, bar
tender, 800 TO desert Tammany. Other
members made specific charges. Civil
Justice Kelly and Police Justice Power,
who have begun an investigation concern
ing the trading Of votes in the Sixteenth
Assembly District, on behalf of the County
Democracy, say they have discovered eleven
cases Of disl0yalty TO the National ticket on
the part of Tammany Hall members. and
will place the evidence before the National
and State Democratic Committees.
DEMOCRATIC "wHooF-UP" N ALBANY.
ALBANY, November l0th.-The Democra-
cy of Albany held monster celebration
tonight. Thousands of strangers are in
town. The city was illuminated and houses
decorated. Governor Cleveland witnessed
the parade from a window Of the executive
chamber in the Capitol, but did not review
it. The number of visitors al the executive
chamber was very large, and many con-
gratulatory kilograms were received.
"EGYPT' SPEAKS.
CAIRO H. November 9th.-We, the I'M
designed body, assembled, do hereby adopt
the following resolution:
Rts0ircd That the issue of honesty versus fraud
ard corruption is settled beyond all doubt
Grover Cleveland and Thomas A. Hendricks
despite the Vaccinations Of the Republican
party; h"Yg been elected to the Presidency and
Nice-Presidency. We must stand our ground
and seat them No concessions or m0diiica-
tons; not the slightest chance to count them out
and repeat the glazing fraud oflS76. Signed by
the Democratic Club of Cairo.
HURD TO CONTEST EoMEIs ELECTION.
New YORK, November 10th.-A Horld
special from Toledo, Ohio, says: Frank
Hurd said to-day that he had decided to
contest the election of Romcis lie claims
that he has already discovered errors suffi-
Gent to reduce Romeis' majority from 229
10 80, outside of Lucas county. There is
one error of 80 in Erie county, and he says
he knows Of one Of 81 in Lucas county
He says he now feels satisfied that he was
legally elected.
WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION RETURNS.
WHEELING, November 10Th. - Returns
are now in from every county in the State
sufficient to fix the Democratic majority
approximately. 1t is not far from 1000
The interior counties did not sustain the
ratio of Republican gain made in the
counties of the First and Fourth Districts,
although every county in the State shows
a Republican gain,
FLoRIDA's VOTE.
JACKSONVILLE, November 10th.-Official
returns from all the counties of this State
but two land these estimated), give Cleve-
land IA majority. The two counties not
heard from cast but 800 votes altogether
THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, November 10th.-One
hundred employees of the Ontario cloth
mills to-day refused to go to work, owing
to q notice of reduction of 10 per cent. III
wages. The mill stopped, and go hands
were thrown out of employment.
TIE EFFECT ABROAD.
LoNRoN. November 10th.-The ship
wrights of Sunderland struck against a re-
duction of hours. The tin and copper
mining industry of the West of England
feels encouraged on account of the expecta-
ton that the administration of President
Cleveland will take measures to remove
the existing duties on metal imports.
NOTHING NEW ABOUT DOUBTFUL NEW YORK.
New YORK, November 11th--A. M
There is scarcely anything new this morn
ing concerning doubtful New York
Everything Is quiet. None would believe
that Il revolutionized government hangs in
the balance. The Democrats are cele-
brating, however, all over the country
particularly in the South where, as might
be expected, the people are wild with iov.
The World says: 4" 1t has been reported
at the National Democratic HEADQUARTERS
that prominent Republican politician. an
ex-arny officer and formerly connected
with the Pacific Railway, left this city yes
terday, having in his possession a large
amount of money, to be used in an at
tempt to interfere with the electoral vote of
Virginia. His destination was Petersburg"
Decision in an Alabama Claims Case.
WAsH1NGToH. November 10th.-A decis-
ion was rendered by the Supreme Court of
the United States to-day in an Alabama
Claims case, the Great West Insurance