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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21

rum 70 frN fftfpHh Nfh NlHWft
John ~ Aeli u rai grower ~ NE lnlH OK
pcIirurr IA ~ nru Comfy frAas called "n me hrfh
IrDrfv this Rtrh ind a conversation win MN ltnfih
most int resting Mr. ONnl u une ~ the Ntii lrW
Irerrrs n this country of ahma, or sacred rdile nl
tie Last Indies II would ~ ns srrn lhirrd 90 T'h
nf raising mcnHgerie stock" but Mr. ONtil VII soon
le allie To- prove a. stOr kmen at thr Ws di lhls '
viii show "A. many good qualities rs tue Wh h' OF
and Durams The 1rSt sacred cattle brought
IA America consisted of two lots one of WHEN went lo
t;,nrria and the other tn Louisiana IN 1870 MI oNcll
noticed COWS near his home which were cross httWrth
The natives and the Brahma- and were the property oi
ucighbor. The winter and spring 81 lsio were ck'op
tinunlly hard cattle and the dcoH was something
tremendous. one observing friend saw In me spring
that thr Brnhma were In excellent condlt on, ana
Itrr rments concluded that the breed woud TIE
good one to cross with the native stock MI ONcll Sc
cured "A bull and two UhOrOughbrcdsl from thc
Louisiana herd and aftcrward increased the ulilpcr
from Georgia The result Of the cross was satisfactory
They good size. line beef qualities ana possess hc
hest rustllng qualities OF any breed. MI ONch optnN
thc hest results between tie sarftl 'altc
with pure Dnrhams and the male stock from this cross
ne rms with his natives. There Is heavy demand Ill
eXa. for the lrahnis they called, nut IL IL W
tcrly impossible to supply it, 5r ONell intends 10 Stock
n ranch In this Territory, when orr New Mexico cat,t
owners will have opportunity OF seeing the sacteuc
tie The thoroughbreds described as being oI tlc
cream color, aud the bulls have very prominent hump
am e shoulder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
THE STATE CANVASS.
THE VOTE TO BE DECLARED TO-DAY.
CORRECTIONS IN THE NEw-YoRK, KINGS AND hioh-
MoND RETURNs-UNoFfICiAL TOTALS
rpr TELEGRAPH TOT THE TRIBuNE1
OF 1881"

A,p,xy. Nov. 2O.-The State Board
~, Canvassers assembled again at the secre-
tary Of states Office at o'clock thls ai'o'
noon About thirty spectators hah ga'ho'e"
Of TINT hour and few moments AFTER Roscoe coiRiS'
oornc long light brown overcoat Of fashionable cnt
I a nor,,v hat sauncrcd into the room. lie arrived
f,o,, yco on the o ~ m train. He shook hands WIN
sevcral members of the Board and personal ncqhh,
- so,i,, ,l,a, ne there dld not seem to be anything
IA, him to DO he was about 10 return home 10 uhc ii
then left the room and was followed through 'h'
,,ttd,,s I,v a motley crowd ~ twenty ar thfF
c,rotts p,tsops Mr. ConhlnE stopped ON the Steps
80 o ro,,,t, lone enough "a take deliberate LOOK ~
,n .,,vd and then went un down the street stopping
fot fty ,nnnehs ~ ente ht tho nov city Hhh "heIt
lao was as,in recognized bv frw people iin s'ar'l ;"
= n'eoeh fpt t'tlea. shortly nfef III o"Ahhs ,'i' 'ne
,,,,, ,ba toeti WIS called ~ order deputy
pes,ntafy Wnud ftpnfied tiat 'he ~ ~"
rance aud NeW tnfh returns hs' "'''
,eosi,ed aud were n correct forh, The Kings '"ni
,,tufns asa had been received discrepancy q" op'
whites was discovered between The 'o'h vac ~ Wv
ooanty aud the totals ~ The N"les ip' oil ''',s' ~"
tho orIor had been corrected by telegram h"" '"'
County Clerk The clerk ~ Richmond county was p''S
ent aud was allowed to correct the foo"ns'
hts retrns The mistakes discovered yesterday were
he result of n failure the part of the ooJ4is To ,ary
n I'm dctil The votes received by several nterelccl"s
hnnb Uey Ind been counted In the aggregate vote OF
he county In the NcwYork returns the county .a,A
lad credited Michael Downing lnstead Of Mitchell io~m
ing Prohihitonst, with 1851 votes, ana ~ ing
Cnnny James H. adlne. instead OF james IT, hadane'
the Democratic eector from tho WIN DisIlcl ""S
norted hy The clerk 10 have received 69265 Notes on
resolution offered by Attorney General Obch Ihe IN
rcctions were ordered by unanimous No,c , Soara
returns are now tabulacd and the clerks III me
ary of states Office and expert from Nc"-loIs
orc engaged I'm adding them up. ms Woih
viii he completed tomorrow morning ana inc boatu wiz
reassemblc nj noon to declare officially ana sign the ie
turns 49,, .. -, tho two
TnolIcial additions OF the votes OF the W.. lWp
clcctors-at large and OF the AAAlNth p h
IOt7; Kelly over Reason. l.li2 Fuller over Marvin,
1Ig: Fulcr thigle-t Democratic ecctorl Over h,IVh
dI@hcst pcnnbican clecior) Los. The NNNlNth DIS
,ct cector. we're chosen at Random for computation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
po1r1IcJANs Ar rHE rIFrH Avenue.

Vice President elect Hendricks was guest
nj the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. ana Democratic
politicians were "a thick ~ bees In swafinng season
The callers on Mr. Hendricks SO numerous that he
was obliged 10 spirit himself away In the afternoon SO ns
to secure ouet for the preparation of his speech Of the
evening TRBusE reporter saw him rs he was pre-
parine rs start for Brookvn Ne drclned 10 say any
ihine about politics. ~ " always seemed snd 20 thk
t1llrs after thr election. Nf. llondticks stopped
tr n inoinrnt IN the roffllDr Of the hWcli Just
gathering M thlir mrn tp be- seen There Arrpnraht
lne him Ntfp rrntfnl 2 'ntFi ~ bhigi iolDntl
s,,ailtr ~ ttfiipi srnrlut Nominees ~ Indiana anl
~ 81 Armstrong. ~ me rity-tand ttejeai,f, 0ihet
ialnttas aiur ihp tutitui utit - srnHiui nafnnii
~ nhneril.ni srnniut uutnar ~ 'ipttiarIj intot
ufatr nthauf tunpsi ~ tlrfila - Natu, hrpnsl ~
ihtINhnil, ani ihriHutE 'fWhi ~ iiiili
neii hninditans HWbtl npir srla'"i Nninr'
Milne ntiaui Atiiifh ~ iihuin tsahli .. senator
ihan,u NJ tnin,aini q y tibmsi u = faisuus. ~
Yrenls fniunn " T. iHualil seis'ai ~ Aims ~ en
United Fiaina Etnatu lririh htinili 'nluinl I, y.
lnphain ~ Virginia - iuneitss'nah AW"s lnNnstnli
NJ ibini lhumas hirnui inN prnni hans iusief,
of Uhini Congressman Bufitgh al ArN-lnb ,uiierinr
Howe Cleveland and Colonel W IT, slns, uf Virginia,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
CENERAJ. MCCLELLAN MAKES A SPEECH.
inv TptFaRAPU TO THE TEIBrNE.i

TELEGRAPH 10 Ihh if'p'Nh''
WnKEsBARRE, Nov. 2O.-The Democrats OF
this city and county today celebrated the election Oh
Cleveland and Hendricks. In the afternoon large
meeting was held in the Keystone Skating RINK apout
g. 600 persons being present T. l.. Dana presided ana
introduced the speaker Of the day. General George
Mcclellan, TO whom he paid werm tribute GeheIai
Mcclellan was received with prolonged applause ho
spoke for about forty minutes He lkened the pemoc
racy to an army that six times in succession had au
vanced boldly the attack only to meet with an hohor
able though decisive repuse. In the seventh a''"ch
they were successful and their victory was all the more
sweet and pleasant from following so many deiea's
The Democratic party. trained by defeat eouiu
he thought, meet the future with commence ne
denounced the recent speech of MI. Hiaihe
atAugnsa He summarized The work that ny ptiuir
Tho Democratic administration. part of when ne siun
vas to sow the naErO that he was rs sale huef ie'
cratic rule as under Republican rule -, .
tIe vas followed by IHtrlck nfNct, WHO Hhuc,
sperpl conceded iy tho most rnhid llcmocinsto ue
timed n wns strongly condemned ht all Ihlfmlhutu
,nnn IIb devoted more than thirty minutes tu sour
films aud vile personal attack on Mr. Hlhlhp anu ~
piipI in him tie worst pulihrs lie drnuunttn, ne
iishinp of Irnsy ltanla fuf fleeing ium thtl shHs III
Tho fera uf DANGER and accused them ~ tuwaiiIt -.
IN tho evening tie city wHs illuminated ahl TORN.
Usid ufuppssiuii Whs reviewed bt utntial Mr,himn
fnn The hotel iuftil ~ aftrfWail hrli ~ nlnlia H.
ftuiiun 80 fhn motel natints Nttt ~ Wrs Eltrln w
many PROMINENT mnn 4" The clif irrespective ~ parry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
THE SOLID MINING INDUSTRY

To me EdtfOr Of me Tr tbuhe.
SIR: purchase TIE TRIBUNE BECAUSE "
contains the best reports of sales OF mining S'"'N'
think il you gave even more attention 20 '' ,
industry You would confer benefit Oh 'no P"o"',
Investors now have great chances To luiV"'',
80, staor. when nearly all railroads are reducing
,,,,, and tho value. OF all of them are going
steadily downward It is refreshing to read OF on'aios
looth dividend Idahp. OF Grass valley 'a' i'o'"
dividend 7Ith omcsake 3sth OF tathrr :. ss "ys
l W ,i,nnnth Nayaio Alice, Hecla, Jocuistlts,
pln,uas. Enrekn sierra Bues Small Hopes 81 joseph
nata,a Montana Idaho California, New-Mexico'
Altoona and elsewhere -, ..,,,.h haitian
,ainaas ,ynriye, than are railroads. The ouI ny OF
sad mine does not upon the oronA 10 major
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
A JUDGE DrscoURAGEs PETTY LAWSUITS

KINGsrON, Nov. 2O.-A mover ihclueht oc-
cured IN the Ulster circuit court here YESTERDAY TIE
case on trial involved the title 10 small plot at ground
IN the town Of Marlboro. which apparently hnd caused
much dispute ANA bitter feeling between the parties "a
fine ntnn nuth rnintin and defendant wrtc evidently
I'm roiii rs reason uf nlcc nnulv. AFTER SOME eSomi
nation ~ maps md tounda,rs juice lnhs pttRiain.
vim presided. ihtpw dUwn The lnitis ond sall "urh
ii,mrn 8hai Is the tanp Uf ihis iHUi ~ einnl ~ os
tuir :" iiirpn dUais Wns hr siih nhnllt nefr~i NV
lt tUispl nAuHi' sad No. ms IL iun hifhi w
tine ~ mutt Dan ituliit 800 itfi y ir iHep ne
tDts u vii ahn u inii int niH all 49, ihllit Fl1i
lhihh ini p,n sii u hpi Nii iris We ~ W'n
i,tts n luH siaii nHi vim surii dispositions diH want
li lu 10 ~ iit iuli Viii iHhr q itfsa 49, NiilN ~
tNtutl minutes fi nat uil1st,' 'Niis'l mum ~
t,strt sa,n4 n Wa uu lsn tuaipupl pu iu iuHii
Nae IA rirnrsl aud lhn W,itua iunh hnir inlti and
turis iu ava ami returning ll hdI hhhul WIN lhn
irlrL % Auur ilun,r, No. 20 settled without cost oh
cider side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
AN IMPORTANT LAW POINT DECIDED

TRENTON, Nov. 20.-In the United States Cir
cult Court this morning Judge Nixon refused to remand
10 the state courts the case OF Mrs Anna NJ Wkinson
Of Jersey city against the Delaware, Lnckawan1 ana
Western Railroad Company. Mrs Wilkinson Is suing Tor
SiOODO injuries received I'm getting of from ear OF
the defendant company. The point involved was whether
the atwarc. Lackawanna and Western Company char
tered under the laws of Pennsylvania became legally
citizen Of New Jersey by having leased the Morris ana
rsseS Railroad and accepted from The New Jersey leg'
nature the benefit ~ laws confirming that lrnse ana en-
inr ding the powers ~ the Mufiis ana Essex charter ne
opipn holds that the acts ~ the lrgisainfe Weir IN e
nature uf rrsts ana dl nui pfthir theh-hip IN W.
tuutnn, brnenied. Ut delftts N Uf ils original iisr
70. riiffn ~ ptnustlfania tU tittF ne tists ~ ie
United sinipstDnits 1hp decision sritlrs hiihrti w
,iattiind Uin ~ laW, nhl one ~ iinWtihhrt ~ view
irett Whpp a the font great lints ~ iaiiDhu uhitit
In. me- state ne inn unii leases ~ imrisn evp"'f
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
IN ANGLO-SAXON SHRIEK.
SHOULD NEGRO SUFFRAGE BE PRoTECrEDf
From The Columbia IS. c.. Register -.


One of the greatcst crimes OF the Republican
PARTY on record which will gbbet 1t III thc future
history OF this country Is that II inaugraed partisan
conspiracy against the rce constituencies ol the southern
states and Deliberately and wfully put the suffrage lof
the white of these states INTO the hanu$ Oh lc
former negro slaves of the SOulh without hloicHI
preparation FOR the solemn trusts of the freeman Ana
This they did whilst charging the south win having re-
duced these colored people to the status OF brute
by Revolutionary might set aside the restored otate GOV
ernments which had Deeh ircotnHeu m, " tne
President OF the United states they re- re-,
fused the elected representatives OF these states staS IN
Congress This revolutionary Congress then erected c
Rebel states into so many military satraplts me
satrnps called together among TIE free coh-thts OF
these states the sO-callcd brutalizcd blacks to cnra
chise themselves. this they accordingly did WIN
tickets put I'm their hands, they elected convention
consisting of the imported carpet bag thief the scoundrc
scalawae and the corn and rice field Gua lgaturc III
tcrlarlcd with yellow BARRIERS aud hotel walters. -
bv the powers ~ Wa~hing0,fO the confessed purpose VI
selling the Southern states for the use bcirit ana behalf
Of the Republican party These men kI'% li eS MT
doing iu thsIuacr They saw before ther c, lhri
freely talked II over among Themselves, ana they ana
which they meant Ia do. They tied MS hand ana inpi,
they supposed. and delivered us over 20 our luti
slaves 10 tranprd ont under the heel or negro CIVIL
zatior which they inauenmicd here greater crime
against over thirty millions ~ white people can never Ice
nariau villains smiled 10 think that tlcy had put the
bottom rail on top" aud that that bottom rh tor ali
Party 81 " moral iirns.' They hai never si"pp,u I?
think that the rotten rail- put on top roWd not
rDVH not stand fhr strain ~ civilization NM "hth r
tinir ranr for the civilization ~ the Anglo TiNn
with 70 thn-nud trafs ~ trimming ana ma mlinh ", lu
crfisi Through the iDiirn ricirnrr ~ rgnnlr i'' VIZ
s called rule would hp crushed U atoms In ttcr ana
m lie ttni,h man uiilrnl tirl winch 10 li9 hl-rl
ttnid precedent ~ me annal ~ pltlhr tihinai'
wins shunlh ernainf Hamr,m 5rn1 W hii p'" tll.
htsr people NJ rrfrriniig ~ men iWtiil iiths Whth
Ia tt tira ~ ilial tii4 tuiuinl fuftf7 it lHil hue
rpta artrtar' ani htt go 1,owl'els l,' inh 10y
l iit state su ure nni Nhhh 10 nus Nfhith'i "tir
Al 81 ~ niil b. ~ fNiir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
ASSESSMENTS TO HELP CLETELAyD.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 rHe rsIBUS1.I

BosroS, Nov. 2O.-A veteran politician,
speaking Of the municipal contest just opening In
Boston, says: one little operation Of the local Demo
cratic machine is worth mentioning fair sample of
tbr sincere devotion to Civil Service reform, which
characterizes the who cut Buffers throat ut Chicago
and did their best, representatives. Of the Boston De-
,nocrscy to secure C1cyclnnl's nomination During the
campaign lust finished they assessed the city officials
for campaign purposes, down 10 the La. man, and
round figure They hardly took the trouble cyade the
letter of the latter The varied from 10
20 per the salaries and the amount required Of
each office was called for IN "A lump, with the remark
that the clerks might appOrOn II among themselves.
the committee would apporton for them, just they
liked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
PUSHING THE BROOKLYN ELEVATED ROAD.

NdPIU ITOgTtss II DOING hlaut on thc sTrHc'Ure
OF the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Nearly all the iron
work IS up and the crosscs alllaid in Parkave and
all will he In place in Grand and Lexington by
December l. The string pieces ready to be delivered,
and Is expected 20 have the road ready for the rolling
stock by February l. 1888 Since the reorganization II
the company and the end OF the BruG interest in tho
road. there has seemed to be plenty OF capital To
forward with the work. and has been pushed accord
lngy.
II said that the sudden revival ~ interest In the
work, which had been practically at sandstill for
three years f. due combination effected between 10
and Austin Corbins Manhattan Beach Railroad Com
II the Brooklyn Elevated passengers 10
East NewYorK where they can connect directly with
the Manhattan Beach road fares be made lower from
the Bridge COney Island by that route than by any
other 1t is expected that this work will hasten the pro-
of the work o connect the Brighton Beach Railroad
Bedford Station with the Bridge by the Kings Comfy
Elevated Railroad. in Futon-st.. Hudson and Myrtle
ayes, and Adamsst.