Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-15
AFTER THE TROUBLE.


ST. Johns vote in New York is
about double Butler's.
Col. Villas of Wisconsin has gone to
Albany TO see the governor.
Gen Grant forgot to register at his
New York home and so lost his vote.
The Republican majority in Penn
sylvania appears to be about ~ 600
The organs have been claiming 40, 1000.
Butler men in Buffalo cay that the
worlSingmen Of New York who were
opposed TO Cleveland voted directly
for Blaine.
The biggest newspaper circulation In
the country OF the day after election
was that OF the Boston Herald, 325 600
DR.. q. Il, Rives, the Democratic can.
didate for congress in the Petersburg
district Of Virginis, died Tuesday
morning.
Cleveland's plurality in Connecticut
Ia 1914 st. John has 2256 vo.es and
Butler 1884 There was no Prohibi
ton vote Ia the state four years ago.
The New York Star, which had no
word 10 say of Cleveland the candi-
date, is one of the most strenuous nd
vocates of the Inauguration OF Cleve-
land the elect.
1t is reported in New York that an
attempt will be made TO prevent
M1yor-elect w, II Grace from taking
the office, the allegation being that he
was never fully naturalized.
Congressman Arnot OF Elmira. N.
T., who was blown sky high the other
day by a gas explosion, taxes some
comfort from the fact that he was re-
elected without opposition.
In the Ninth ward of Batavia. n. ".
an electoral Republican ballot WAS
cast with every name obliterated, and
across the ticket in red ink was writ
ten; In Memory OF Judge Folger. y
The $4,000 Democrats who marched
up broadway, New York, celebrating
the result OF the election, sang: "Oh
Keep those bells a'Tinging while he
climbs up the White House stairs.p
The press all over the country ia
talking OF Randall for secretary OF the
treasury. Bsyard Is generally named
FOR secretary of state. Thurman Ia fire.
quently mentioned for attorney-yep-
eral, az that position would give him
power to fight the Pacific railroads
Senator German will probably 60 into
the cabinet, also.
The New YORK Tribune seemed
wednesday morning to have suddenly
begun TO feel deep interest in nom
pollical matters. THE Report on In.
dlan Affairs" -Absolntism Against
Civilizations "rhe Marselllaise In
london" and 'Gladiatorial Rewardsn
were the thrilling campaign topics
that nearly monopolized It's attention.
The New York Sun attributes Mr.
Blaine's dettat to Rev DR.. Burchard
and describes his performances as h,l,
lows; six days before election day A
Sllurian or early PaleozOio higot, Rev.
Samuel ID. Burchard by name, com.
pleted an ALTERATION that sweiled In
his foolish mouth by presenting MIR.
Blaine as tho enemy of rum, Roman.
ism and rebellion.'n
The vote for Butler In Massachusetls
Is larger than Blaine's plurality. a..
sumtug all the Butlery votes 10 be DEM
ocrats, the candidacy OF Butler de.
prived Cleveland of The electoral votes
OF the state. The figures IRE; Blaine's
plurality, % ,766; Rutleris vote, % 500,
=. Johns, l0,03S. -Four wears ago
there were only Geo Prohibition votes
IN the slate.
Every man who bets Is certain in his
own mind that he will win. Other
wise few men would take the chances
o.f exposing themselves 10 the ridieuie
that attaches to the payment Of some
wagers. Among those recorded by the
New York Times is a citizen OF the
metropolis, who, II he loses his bet. i
bound to read the entire fourth page