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Washington News and Gossip
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $780,, ,10112; customs, $593, ,3679l.

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lteut. Samuel l. Graham has
been ordered to duty at the photographic office
November 18th. Lieut.. George A. Calhoun has
been ordered TO duty at the New York navy yard.
december 10th. Assistant Naval Constructor
hlcnard Gatewood has been detached from duty
at PhGnixville Pa, and ordered to temporary duty
with the advisory board. Leave OF absence has
neen ee1 M granted to Lieut. Commander James NJ For
mission to leave the United States.
Mr.. CHARLES E Coon, assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, has been designated by Secretary NC
Culloch to sign in his stead warrants for the dis
bursement OF public moneys
PATENTS were issued this week to Washington
ians as follows: James Allen, induction coil; Eu-
gene w. Applegate, detonat1ng and visual signal
for railways Thomas E. Gleason, slide valve 1ndi-
Gator; John F. McClain. wood ornamentation.
THE LEAVE OF ABSENCE granted Lieut.. Col Edwin
F. Townsend, 11th infantry, in Special Orders, No.
242, October 18Th, 1884. is extended one month.
PERsoNAL-Representati Collins, of Massachu-
setts, is at the Riggs.-Mrs. General Casey and
Miss Casey are spending few weeks in Philadel-
phia.-Surgeon Walter Whitney, who has been
visiting friends in this city for few days past,
lett yesterday for Fort Elliott his new post
Richard Sylvester. of Washington, was registered
in St Louis on Tuesday.-MrS w. 8. Hoyt, daugh-
ter OF the late Chief Justice Chase, pleasantly
known and remembered in this city, has success
fully established an Industrial school at Pelham
Manor, near New York, where furniture carving,
clay and plaster modelling, tapestry work. etc, are
taught to girls and bOyS-Mr. and Mrs E. P.
Jewell have returned from their wedding tour , and
are located at the Hillman house.
Senator GOrman's Dispatch.
HE SAYS CLEVELAND HAS SMALL PLURALITY IN
NEW YORK.
Senator German, chairman OF the national demo-
cratic executive committee teegraphed Mr.. A. A.
Wilson, about $50 this morning, that "Cleveland
has small plurality" in New York. and he did
did not believe that the republicans would attempt
to count him out
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MIR. BLAINE ~ GOOD HEALTH
AND SPIRlTN.
A Report that tc Has Been Sick De-
nied-He Says ue Never Felt Better fm
His l.ife-Advices Received by Him
at Augusta.

AUGUSTA, ME-, November 6.-The report that Mr.
Blaine is or has been sick since his return 20 Au
guSta is untrue. While he was receiving congratu-
lations I'm his library this morning he said In reply
10 an inquiry about his health: II never felt better
IN my HE remained In my room most OF the
time yesterday. because after seven weeks contin-
u0us public speaking, was stil quite hoarse and
felt that WAS entitled TO one DAY \ resi>r
The fact il he IL In excellent health and sp,rfts
and as this dispatch is written he Is Just get
ting ready to go out FOR walk
Senator John +. Miller telCgraphs Mr. Blaine this
morning that the whole Pacific slope is safe for the
republicans, and that California gives Blaine a
majority OF 10000. A dispatch from oregon
reports republican majority In that state OF 1000
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VIRGINIA..

A Quiet Election and no Violence at
DanVille.
DANvILLE, Va, November 6.-Reports from the
adjoining counties this morning show that there
was no display Of violence during the election Pc
riod. There was none here. considerable num-
Der of colored people voted the democratic ticket
The coroner OF the city insists On the statement,
after minute examination, that the death OF r. W.
lawson, by pistol shot, as published yesterday,
was accidental
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I'd Edition.
IN CLEVELAND'S FAVOR
THEVOrEOF NEW YORK
A PLURALITY OF l;60O CLAIMED.
The Republicans Rely Upon the
Official Returns to Change
The Figures.
INDIANA is STILL In DOUBT.
Official Returns Necessary to
Decide.
VIRGINIA STILL IN DOUBT.
REPUBLICANS CLAIMING WEST
VIRGINIA AND FLORIDA.
ALBANY DEMOCRATS PREPARING TO
GL0RIFY.
MR. BLAINES HEALTH NOT IMPAIRED
REPUBLICANS CLAIMING WEST
VIRGINIA AND FLORIDA.
ALBANY DEMOCRATS PREPARING TO
GLORIFY.
MR. BLAINEs HEALTH NOT IMPAIRED
THE FIGURING AT ALBANY.
Sixteen Hundred Plurality for CIeve.
land; but the Republicans Rely Upon
the Official COunl-The Star Core.
spOndent Interviews Gov. Cleveland.

Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
ALBANY, n. Y. November G.
The returns that came In late yesterday do not
turn out as well as had been expected by the re-
publicans In many counties, also, the official
figures gave them less than even democratic esti-
mates conceded TO them. and in these tunes OF
close figuring every vote counts, so that the small
plurality so confidently claimed for Blaine yester-
day has dw1ndled away, and in its place there is
l 600 plurality for Cleveland
The official count may. the republicans hope,
wipe this out, and therefore decline TO give up the
state as yet This is the view OF the situation by
Mr. Sleecker, editor OF the Journal He claims,
also, that Virginia, West Virginia and Florida are
in doubt.
The Argus people stick to their claim OF four or
five thousand plurality for Cleveland In the state.
assured.
The STAR correspondent found the governor at
his desk looking placid and self possessed. He said
he was tired, having been up late last night. The
suspense regarding the election was unpleasant and
but he thought IL would be all
Strengthened out The governor, IL is said. has
been uneasy and nervous during the recent excite
ment In spite OF his outward show or massive re-
pose.
Albany Democrats Say All Doubt Of
Cleveland's Election is Removed.
1880 p m.-The word has just gone oat from
democratic headquarters here that all doubt of
election is removed Preparations are
already on foot for grand glOrcation in this city,
Guns will be fired for the remainder OF the day.
The campaign clubs will parade, and the democrats
will give themselves up 10 their enthusiasm. Col.
Lamont, GOV. Cleveland's private secretary, was
just seen by The STAR'S correspondent He said
cleveland has got the state by a safe majority.
we know to be all right. Cleveland is
elected. there is not doubt OF IL. s.
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VIRGINIA STILL IN DOUBT.
The state Claimed BY Roth Parsses-
Democratic Gains I'm the Soush.
western Part of the state.

PETERSBURG, Va, November 6.-Leading repub-
cans here assert TO day that the republicans have
carried Virginia. but do not say by what majority.
The returns received up 20 noon from the south
western part of the state show reduced republican
gains The democrats claim Virginia by 1900 ma
lo1y The greatest interest is felt here as 20 the
result IN New York
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Vote of Pike Com

The Vote Of Pike County.
PORT JERvIs, N. Y, November 6.-The complete
official vote of Pike county. Pa, gives Cleveland
l,14l; Blaine 5l3; Butler 10; st. john ForlCon-
gress at-large: Davies 1,177 OSBORNE 496 For Con-
gress: Storms. 1,1S1 Walters 49, Representatives:
Mott (dem), 779; Geyer Qnd. dem.), 420; Dingman
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From Wall S,reet To-.,nv.

NEW YORK, November 6, Wall Street, IL q NJ
There was great depression In the stock market
this morning. Union Pacific particularly
heavy, and broke rr0m 52ll TO as In q few minutes
Missouri Pacific dropped from 9e4 TO 9Ox; Lack
awanna from 102H 10 1907, ana Northern Pacin( =
preferred from 43 10 a. Later Union Pacific rallied
10 49, one reason Tor the break was the cut I'm
passenger rates TO s12 TO Chicago made by the New
York Central
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Tampering With the Wires.

AN ATTEMPT TO CUT OFF THE B. AND o. CIRCUIT.
From the Baltimore American. to-day.
The B. & O. Telegraph company were engaged to
supply election returns to the Maryland club, Bal
umore club, Academy OF Music, Crescent club,
several private parties on Madison avenue, and q
club On the corner Of Calhoun and Baltimore
streets, and other places near by. Superintendent
Selden arranged to supply all the parties by wires
running from the ofnce on Eutaw street. At six
O'Clock he had force OF men go over the line, and
also had the wires tested. Up 20 seven O'Clock
they were In excellent working order, but soon
after It was discovered they had been tampered
with. The circuit TO the north OF the of1ce was
almost completely cut on, and only at intervals
up TO $50 were the operators able to get any news
over the wires The trouble was discovered In
time to run two lines from the EutaW street Office
TO the Eutaw house, and thence TO the Crescent
club, and thus this organization was served
promptly, but the others suffered The wires had
been tied with wire, or connected with smaller
wire 70 lightning rods or iron pipes attached TO
buildings thus destroying the circuit The tampef.
ing showed the work OF experienced handA When
the trouble was discovered the passenger service
was put TO work and the B. Z O. retrieved much Of
its lost ground The Interference cost the b q.
not only trouble, but loss Yesterday morning the
persons who had tampered with tho wires removed
the impediment, and by daybreak all was night
again The company has offered reward Of 500
for the arrest and conytct1on q the o0endeZ1
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Albany Democrats Say All Doubt q
CleVel8ndsS Election is Removed
INDIANA STILL IN DOUBT.

1t will Take the Official Returns 70
Determine the Result.
Special Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
INDIANAPOLIS, md, November g.
The republicans are still claiming Indiana by
from one to two thousand plurality. 1t will proba-
bly, take the official returns TO determine the
suit it did In 6s when Baker defeated Hendricks
by less than one thousand. w. r. HOLLOWAY.
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The Result i'm Virginia.
A PRIVATE DISPATCH SAYS THE OFFICIAL COUNT MU


A PRIVATE DISPATCH SAYS THE OFFICIAL COUNT MUST
DECIDE 1T.
B. +. montgomery, of the White House, tele-
graphed from Petersburg, Va, to-day, as follows:
"At 1880 last night forty-two counties and cities
complete, gave Blaine 1,776 majority; republican
gain, 1880. Counties to be heard from gave ,02o2
republican majority in 82. Accurate estimate can
not be made now. No indication as yet that demo-
Gratis will overcome republican lead At this hour,
II a M, returns from southwestern Virginia show
democratic gains, reducing republican majority
and making result close. VIII take official vote to
decide. Republicans still claim IL by 50OOn
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INDIANA.


/ KlimeRss Majority.
| KvANsvuLR, IND, November 6-Kliner ldem.),
In the nrss congressional district, claims his ma
5oeify 70 b I yeoo
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Charges Of Trading fn New York.
JOHN KELLY SAYS THERE WAS a CORRUPT DEAL
From the New York Star, Tammany organ
While the official figures are still incomplete,
there is scarcely any reason TO doubt that Oleve.
lands and Hendricks are triumphantly eiecte1.
Blaine and Logan have not succeeded above HAE.
lem bridge in overcoming the formidable majority
recorded for the democratic nominees on Manhat-
tan, Staten, and Long Islands IL Is, at best
narrow and providentional escape. CLEVELAND
ought to have had majority OF 10000 In New YORK
city, and he would have had II but for the nagrans
treachery OF Grace and Thompson nV
any chance We should yet ioce As
state and, with II, the presidency, the re-
SponSbility Will lie with Grace and Thompson.
Had the Tammany organization been less scfupa-
ious in its 1del1ty to the national ticket ft m1Ghe
easily have assured the election OF Hugh J. Grant
at the expense OF Grover Cleveland. But Tam
many stood unflinchinglX by its pledges A stand-
ing reward OF SO was o1ered all day Tueooay tor q
single split crooked ballot issued nom any Tam
many box, and no man earned or claimed tho
money. Not 30 was It with the Grace ThOnpooo
combination. Their trading was open and DEFIANT
We know OF one instance I'm which nfteen votes for
Blaine were given In exchange for three votes -
Grace's credit Hugh J. Grants vote Is normal
and legitimate one; but Graces vote STANDS Cut n
bold relief as the product OF stupendous and co..
rupt deal
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A COMPARISON WITH THE PRESENT BODY.
The latest returns on Congressmen Indicate that
the lower house OF the next Congress will stand lSs
democrats TO lag republicans shown by the table
below. The official count Will probably change q
few Districts:
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DKADHEAD sCABnRTs 0sFIcRR- "A neatly
dressed man boarded q train ON the HudscN R1vor
railroad at Tarrytown, n Y, yesterday 70 cone %
New York. When the conductor asked him foe
cabinet, and we always ride free" He refused 20
pay, and az Yonkers he was turned over 20 the n.
lice. To them he gave his name as Joene 4. al
kenberg, OF washington. Letters found m h1D
pocket lead 70 the belief that he d Jeooe T. rxken.
berg. OF No. 125 Hoyt street, Brooklyn Some 0e
tionate order.
The name Of Falkenoerg does not appsas n -
Washington directory.
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NoTE.-In the Congress OF 1882 readJuster, lE0o-
dependent and greenback members are claSeod .
democrats or republicans, according 70 which oe
the TWO larger parties they acted with upon p01t-
ical questions The actual number Of bona nde -.
publican members was lI6
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Sudden Death Of n Phvstctam.

PITTsBURG, November 6-Dr. James A. Reed. the
superintendent OF the DiXInont insane asylum. and
one OF the most prominent physicians OF the coun-
try, died suddenly this morning OF kidney disease.
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Congressman Collins Confident OF
CleyelanO,s Election.

Congressman Collins, chairman of the Massachu-
sets democratic committee, and member-elect, is
in the CITY, He is confident of Clevelands election
The delay in the returns from New York, he
thinks, is due to effort that is being made by
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4 ~ NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
S FIRST PAYMENT NOV, 1884

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Office hours. $50 am. to 4;3O pm. nI-5t
~ RHODES sIMMs, CARPENTERS AND
street where hey would be glad to see their
friends Telephone communication. n3-6t'
r- PERPETUAL, p.IL.ING ASSOCIATION
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ING NoveHber o. at 6l5 7th street. get copy an
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e C. Duncsnson president 9th and streets.
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8 GhsElss sia F. Benjamin, attorney. s5 corcoran
e-g Gums Is CoMpOUND MYRRH bENTRIF1CE'
Twenty i've cents per bottle. MGNCAsTEk HOW:
AhD corner TIN and streets northwest. OCH
~ Dr. ARTHUR c. ADAMS
Has Removed to
oc17-1m' No. 80S l1th Street Northwest
~ DR. G U. KENNEDY
avenue northwest ocI6 I'm
rESS ROGINSkI LEWIS, THE WELI-KNOWN
S-S Sign Painters and Glazers are at 9OS d st n W.
Telephone call. 1873 All orders promptly attended to-
80 HOSEA B MOULTON AND F. W. RITTER
VS Jr. Attorneys at. Law. have REMOVED their
offices to $50 + street northwest oc9. Ims
FEp- JNO. MORAN, 2l2S PENNA. AVENUE
Has all of Bbb's Latrobes and Repairs for same:
also Sextons and Woods Parlor Su Latrobes to heat
TWO stories. as low go Having large force orders
wuI oe attended to promptly. Telephone oc7-3m
FETo THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND RES.
s-S iGents is Particularly called to PHOSVITE, ths
rev sna roppar Prain and Nerve Tonic and SAFE
in bottles by W. c. MILBURN Sole Inventor and Man.
uiacturer. 1429 Pennsylvania avenue apII
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Telegraphic Rrjefs.

from Brunswick, Ca, for Providence, X l., with
hard pine, went ashore on the west shore OF Dutch
island, K l., at a. M, where she still remains.
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Western Union Bulletins from New
York State.

York State.
Western Union bulletin at 1890 announces:
"Renssaelear county, official, increases Blaine's
vote 456; Monroe county officially increases his vote
216 This makes Cleveland's lead In the state
1,13O."
previous bulletin gave Cleveland lead of ,781,
with 1902 election districts heard from outside Of
New York and Brooklyn.
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FsS RHODES SIMMS, CARPENTERS AND
KS Cabinet akers have novel to No. $50 18th
street where they would be glad their
friends. Telephone communication n3-6ts
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NEW YORK.

By Associated Press.
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~ BEST PREPARATION FOR TEETH ANI
Gums IL COMPOUND MYRRH DENTRIFICE
twenty-five cents per bottle MUNCASTER HOW
ARD corner 7th and streets northwest oc2l
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General Foreign News by Gable.

REAfPEARAScE or CHOLERA IN NaPtFs
NAPLES, Nov. 6-The cholerai has reappeared in
his city. Within the past - hours seven cases and
swo deaths have been reported
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THE LEAVE OF ABSENCE granted Lieut.. Col Edwin
F. Townsend, nth infantry, in Special Orders, No.
242, october 18Th, 1884, is extended one month.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-02-28
LITERARY NOTES.

Professor Hunt, of Princeton, has
IN press treatise on the principles OF
written discourse.
Bjornstjern Bjornson, the novelist,
has just completed two dramas, one
entitled "A Glove" and the other
Beyond his Powers"
A fine illustration of the poem.
"Grandmother's Clock" serves as
frontispiece for the February number
eff Our Little Ones.
Hon. Wayne MacVeagh con-
tributes to the March Century a pa
per on ''The Next Presidency in
which the writer's ideal President is
pictured.
William S. Gollsberger, Of New
York, announc s a new romance en-
titled ''Prusias by Ernst Eckstein,
the author of "Quintus Claud1us, >
Clara Bell is II translator,
Hawthorne works are being added
to Behn's Library, two volumes hav-
ing already appeared, and the third,
containing ''The Marble Faun" and
The Blithedale Romance" being
just ready.
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NWO Night Keys.
Kentucky State Journal

Two little Newport girls heard
their neighbor mothers speaking of
burglars getting into houses, when
the following innocent prattle took
place:
KIN the burglars get into your
house Josie?"
mo, cause we keep all the doors
locked, and then they can't get in"
I'VE keep all the doors locked,
too, and papa he's dot a night key"
MY papa he's dot night key, too,
but mamma she took it away from
him, cause it made him stay out so
late. Does your papa's night key
make him stay out late?"
mo, cause mamma won't let papa
go out by hisself, and she goes out
wit him, and then he comes home
soon.
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The Dude and the Dog.
Boston Post.

He was dude of extreme kind.
He couldn't have been more so. His
overcoat was short, his undercoat long,
his collar high, his trousers so tight
it would seem he must have creased
his legs to get into them, his shoes
pointed. As he entered the reading
room at the hotel everybody looked at
him, and smile went round. There
was brindle dog in the room at the
time. AS the dude paused at the news
stand the dog went up to him, shifted
of him, looked at him once and walk
ed away with dropping tail and an air
of intense disgust. The disgust prob
ably arose from the fact that the dude
wasn't the person the dog was looking
for, but the animals whole appearance
seemed to say: This let's me out. I
cant stand that thingn' And the
crowd howle1 with laughter.
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TIE FEELS LIKE a NTEyy gyAw,

HE FEELS like a NEW gEAE.
81 have had Dyspepsia, with Coustiua-
ton, two years, and have tried ten different
kinds of pills, and TUFTS are the first
hat have done me any good. They IL. q
cleaned me ont nicely. My appetite ~
man." w. ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, @.
Sold everywhere. csc. Ofiee. a 1furrny St, y
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A Narrow Escape.
philadelphia Call.

Sister, cried a little boy running
into the room, your little pug dog
has bit me on the leg"
What" exclaimed the frightened
young lady. Beauty has bitten you
on the leg? Let me see"
She hastily pulled down his stock
ing, and sure enough, there was the
impression of his teeth.
You naughty boy" said his sister,
shaking him violently. Don't you
know better than to tease Beauty
Some day he will bite big lump out
of your leg, and it might make him
deathly sick"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-02-28

Cleveland society calls Juliet Cor
son Queen of the Cruisine. Years
ago she worked In Florida hotel.
Then she was only known as :" the
boss cook"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-02-28
The River 10 Rise Again.

CINCINNATI, Feb. LIT commenced
raining hard here this afternoon and
is still raining. Reports from points
up the river are that rain has fallen
there. After falling to SO feet o.
inches the river commenced rising
again and rose a quarter of an inch
between s and 8 o. m.