Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-13

rRLEGRAPHIC.
.es q Z Prsmsnent Brewer.
.,,.--,vra. Nov. I2.-Thomas Bever-
w How'd, Of the Bever1dGe Brewing
cs.ssuy, widely known among the
s..5rrv of The country, 10 dead. seed a.
~ 4 peominent member OF the Ma
- 1rstsrnity.
ne Delswave ysts.
~~~xorou. Nov. 12.-1he ofIiciaI
s1.s De1awAre 10 Cleveland 17,054,
.sss u 778, S.. John IS, Butler 8.
4 Preeecfsas Child.
v.--.~rxa. Pa. Nov. 12.-DurinQ the
-. from homo Of George House7,
,si6es near Dayton, Armstrong
..s- I u yesr old boy stripped his
s..sr ester and placed her on red
~ -. bafnipQ her % severely that
- rs & despsired of.
sssshers Sarcasm.
a.v.~w.a. Ga, Nov. 12.--Among the
..selatious adopted ct the grand Demo
.sssjs msssing last night vas the fol-
-, 1900, That We viii welcome the
L. vben there shall be no solid South
"a ~ soiid North, bat solid Union,
= - eiahty years ago, and when ell
s.ssricsn citizens, white and black, na-
q. snd adopted, at home and abroad,
III sssnd equal before the Law and be
s.rrred and protected BY our c0untry's
peafh sf JsnrnaIiss.
pnrxpUxa. Nov. 12-Ormsiey Phil
g. os,s Of the pr0prietors of the Pitts
syrs Dispatch, died suddenly this morn
- 4 3 ofciock Of nervous proetration.
11seease3 was for many years promi-
-setiv connected with the iron and
- industries here. He was Mayor
q illecheuy City for three years., and
Z ~ time Of his death was President
4 ~ Bosrd Of Managers Of the West
ar Psnitentisry.
Canvssafng che Ctsy yete.
Kxw Yozx, Nov. 12.-The Board of
coouty Canvassers resumed its session
s,dsy. The room was filed with politi-
eians and lawyers representing the Re
rnblican and Democratic parties. The
Committees on Protests and Corrected
Rklnfns, appointed 10 canvass an As
nubly District, began. IL was found,
afser proceeding short way down the
Hefriss, that the Democratic electoral
1skst was not properly filled in. and
"a lheFe we're clerical discrepancies or
erissions. On motion, the whole dis
irief waa referred TO the Committee on
Oosfsessd Returns.
The o@cial Vote In Hew York.
BuuAIc, Nov. 1.-THE County Can
ssausfs began work on the Erie county
sote, and tonight finished the Presiden-
tx vote without making aEy change
iron Hsine's majority sf 1880.
The wisconsin Vote.
MnwAUKKx, Nov. 1.-THE official
rte from ~ out of 66 counties In the
Dlsie received mp to midnight, show for
ibe National ticket q net Democratic
fain Of 1888, as compared with the
o<e Of lsSO. At the Same ratio the
Dsnooratio gain will reduce the major.
~ Riven Garfield t29, ,700l TO about a.
MO for Blaine.
The Texas Vote.
GALvEsroN, Nov. Il.--Ohicial returns
nom only 80 counties in Texas have
len received up to midnight. The
Total Presidential vote OF these counties
h: Cleveland, 67.S72 Blaine, 1854
sk John, 116o; Butler, $40; Belva Lock.
sood, 4. The same counties gave Han
pock. 44,173; Garfield, 1870; Weaver,
Hl8. The above counties show an in
ersase OF 3O,699 votes ever the total
Presidential vote Of 1880. This indi
atee an increase of IS per cent. in the
yute of Cleveland over Hancock, and Al
d that OF Blaine over Garfield. At this
rate Of increase the Cleveland Electors
vill have plurality Of about le5, 900 In
Texas.
The Majority In Michigan.
Dxraorr, Nov. ii.-rwenty ont of 80
eeanties reported ON the vote for Elect
% give Blaine pluralities of 1854 !;
iuson pluraiities, 225f. Blaine's net
plurality In 10 counties is 400. Six
cher counties report the work Of can.
sassers not completed. The counties
not heard from will not materially
skAnee the figures sent heretofore.
Full hgures viii Eot be in for few
dsys.
John Mccullough.
81. LOUIS, No. l1.-John Mccullough
uriyed at the Southern Hotel In this
sty this morning, and IL rumor Is to be
usdited, his mental condition Is pitt
sbls In the extreme. He came here
VII intention Of opening In the "Glad-
hior,' but that proposition is 30 absurd
ltsf the management of the Olympic
IbeAier have closed the heuse rather
han make an exposure OF the iDfirmi-
~ OF this actor. The utmost secrecy
uooefning him Ia maintained by those
y charge OF him, and nothing can be
harmed at the hotel.
John Mccullough is still stopping al
" Southern Hotel. Bob, his dresser,
4 not vith him. He said today that be
hionded leaving for Nor New York to-
sIos and would then 90 10 Pittsburg
nply an engagement next week. His
u1nds closely watch him since his ar
nsk here. and are giving him proper
Gfs. He wanders around aimlessiy
nd has no apparent object but 20 re-
3me his engagement. He professsd to
3 snocked when he learned his con-
Nny was not here. a. he said he in
aaoed resumine acting this week at
ne olympic. On many subjects his
nlnd 10 apparently unclooded.
fhe Majority In Kansas.
icPrxa, Nov. 1.-THE Official returns
nou g ont Of So counties give Blaine
AM. Cleveland 70,906. Butler li.46s,
y seoa 1854 Blaine's plurality 50. .499.
..sn, .siun, Hep, for Governor, has q pla-
ss v n the counties enumerated of 2S,-
~ snd the remainder of the State
sckH &,lS2. Ii is estimated the full
ssarss VIII give Blaine about 6o.0oo
shaking Descrters.
asxs foax, Nov. ll.--At a meeting of
nspuhlican General Committee Of
AZ county tonight, State Senator
~ baeRets moved 10 drop from the
49, soe names Of all those members
voted for Cleveland. Alexander
ssa and Edwin Packard. the latter
sesse TO the Republican Chicago
ssation, admitted that they did no.
sgSn Blaine. The motion was not
90. The resignation OF w. @.
=. rsf, son Of kev. II. w. Beecher.
Victoria.
s.ssss ssss fcIx. Nov. ll.-Mrs. Victoria
sss.sa ssss9 hulsksmp see Morisini, has
a&1ded an enoagar,an. e. . .-~,.,tha :