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by reason of the negro population, that the
population ought to be permitted free suif-
rage in the election. To deny that clear pro
position, is to affirm that the southern white
man in the gulf states is entitled to doub
the political power of the northern white
man in the lake states. Is 1t that the con
federate soldier shall WELD twice the influence
in the n alton that the union soldier can, and
that the perpetual and constantly increasing
superiority shall be conceded to the southern
white men in the government of the union?
have spoken of the south as placed 10y
the late election in the possession OF
the government and | mean all that
my words imply. The south furnished
nearly threefourths of the electoral votes that
defeated the republican psrty and they will
step to t o command of the de ocrats as un-
restrained as they held the same position thirty
years before the war. Gentlemen, there can
not be a political inequality among the citi-
zens of free republic there cannot be min
ority of white men IN the south ruling the
majority of white men in the north. Patriot
ism, self.respect, pride, protection for person
and safety for county, all cty
out against it. The contest just closed,
utterly dwarfs the fortunes and fate of the
can lidates whether successful or unsuccessful.
Purposely, may say instinctively have dis
cussed the issues and the consequences II that
contest without reference to my own defeat,
without the remotest reference to the gentle
man who is elected to the presidency. To-
ward him, personally, have no cause for the
slightest i'll will and it is with cordiaity ex-
press the wish that his official cares
may prove gratifying to himself and beneficial
to the country, and that his administration
may overcome the embarrassments which the
peculiar source of its power imposes upon 1T
from the hour of its birth"
At the conclusion of Blaine's speech, he
invited the large crowd into his house, and
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ILLINOIS onD FELLOWS.
GRAND ENcAMPMRNT or THE MYSTIC BRorHEr
HOOD AT PEORIA.

GRAND ENcAMpMRNT or THE MYSTIC BROTHER
HOOD AT PEORIA,
PEORIA, ILL.,, November lS.-Tho grand en-.
campment of the l. o. O. L. met in secret
session in this city to-day, Grand Patriarch
Benz. Gurtsig, presiding. All of the grand
officers of the state We're present and full
representation from subordinate lodges
throughout the state. The morning session
was taken up with reports of tho committees
and rep orts OF the GraudP Patriarch and Grand
Scribe. The afternoon session was occupied
in the examplicstion of unwritten work by the
grand representatives and the election of grand
officers Tor the ensuing year. The following
officers We're elected: grand patriarch, Amos
kemp, OF Bloomington grand high priest,
Z, Il. Prickett, of Carbondale; grand senior
warden, G. a Kase. of Bushuell; grand
scribe, John @. Smith, Chicago; grand treas.
urer, j. II, Forbes, Chicago; grand junior
warden, ID. $. Murdoch, Fairbury; grand rep
resentative, w Il Carter, Jerseyville; grand
sentinel j. i. Horner, Taylorville; grand
public sentinel, A. III. Kumbronab, Danville;
grand marshal, III, G. FELTON,. Salem. A reso
luton was adopted instructing thu representa-.
tives to the grand sovereign lodge to urge that
the term of the grand lodge be made biennial
1he officers were installed and the grand en-
campment adjourned.
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receiting visitors. and during the day had in.
teryiews with Commissioner Perry, Railroad
commissioner Rogers; Governor Albeit Of
New Jersey, and others. United States Sen.
ator j. II. Mcpherson, Col. Il. 4. G. Lewis,
Rotert S. Green, v. n. Pidock and others, of
New Jersey, called; also Feiando b. Potte
and James Haggerty, of New York,
One of the rumors that prevailed IN some
ouaters such rumors are always prevailing
ia to the effect that in consideration OF his
Silent service Roscoe Conkling was to be
rendered the portfolio which MIR. Blaine held
under President Garfield. A correspondent
who was shot in the cheek during the war
without being dis6gured ventured to ask
President elect Cleveland If there was any
groundwork for the rumor The president.
elect replied that he had not before heard
that Mr.. Conking's name had heen deter
mined upon for the first place In any cabinet
he might have to construct. VI think, said
he, 1t would have been appropriate to con
suit mo before the final decision was made
Another rumor was that John Kelly had
been set aside for the New Yorkcustem house.
The occupant of the Albany mansion was
asked if he had heard that, and he said he had
not, and expressed the hope that when the
cabinet constructionists got Through that he
would be as we'll satisfied as they.
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The Cattle Mems Convention.

ST.. LOUIS, November 1S-The second day 8
session of the national convention of cattle
men began at 1880 this morning. Commit
tees on credentials, permanent organize alton
and resolutions were appointed. The commit
tees consist of one delegate from each assoca-
tion and state and territory. A recess was
then taken until p. IN. to allow the commit
tees time to do necessary work.
The committee on permanent organization
will present in the morning the name of gov
ernor Routt, of Colorado, for permanent chair
main; General Curtis, of New York, first vice
president ana one wee president for each state
and territory represented; Major A. IT, Atwa.
ter, of st. Louis, secretary. The committee
on credentials and resolutions will be ready to
report at the opening of the morning session
and expected no further delay to occur to the
business of the convention.
The committee on credentials and perma-
nent organization being unable to report, the
convention adjourned till tomorrow.
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thereby shortening by two hundred miles the
water route between tho upper Mississippi and
the sea board. met here to-day. The import.
ant measure was s,ussed at length and reso.
lutions passed for the appointment of com.
mittse to solicit subscriptions te defray the K.
pehse ot urging the passage Of q bill for that
purpose now pending in congress and TO send
agents to visit the boards Of trade and mercan.
tile organizations throughout the territory in.
terested in the work to present its advantages
aud commercial Importance. II. s. Utly, of
Dixon. Illinois, was chosen president, Edwin
Russell, OF Davenport Iowa, secretary.
CUTTING TO ILLINOIS.
KANSAS CRY, November lS.-Passenger
rates to bloomington, Ills, to-day were 81, 70,
being reduction of $40. The rate to Dwight,
us, is 81 20; Springfield and Janesyille,
and was met by the Alton. The Chicago rate
continues at 81
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The Swain Court Martial.

WASHINGTON, November 1S.-The Swain
court martial began its session to-day with the
formal reading of the charges and specifica
tions upon which Swain is to be tri,d. Some
difficulty followed about the proposed exami-
nation of Mr.. Parker, one of the witnesses,
out of the regular order, in the course of which
ths judge advocate, having stated ho proposed
to examine the witness in the same manner as
he had been examined before the iaquiry.
COUNSEL for the defense objected, but hnally
ing any portion of Parksrs testimony.
Parker being sworn, testified to having Oh
tanned possession of the Bateinan due bill
which plays conspicuous part in the case,
from Humphreys, for whom it had been en-
dorsed by Gen. Swain. He identified this
due bill.
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CLOSING THE COUNT.
HaRKIsOn,S HOPES.

REVISED FIGURES GIVE THE DEMOCRATS TIE IL
LIMOS LEGISLATURE CARTER HARRISON S
HOPEFUL SUPPORTERS.
Special telegram to THE BxE.
CHICAGO, November 1S.-"Now Carter III ar.
rison will be Logan's successor in the United
States senate. " was thu shrek of an enthusi
tic supporter of Harrison at one o'clock this
afternoon in the county board rooms. The
occasion of this outbulst was that on the face
of the returns according to the revised edition
of the canvassing board, Rudolph Brand is
elected state senator instead of Leman, and
the deadlock in the legislature is thus broken
giving the democrats majority on the joint
ballot and insuring the election of democrat
for senator in place of John A. Logan, repub.
licau,
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GORNiAN's GREETING.


THE DEMOCRA1IC ENGINEERS OVATION IN THE
METROPOLIS OF HIS NATIVE STATE.
BALTIMORE, November 1S.-A. p. Gormsn,
chairman of the executive committee of the
National democratic committee and also
chairman of the democratic state central com
mittse of Maryland, VISITED the city this
morning for the first time since the close of
the National campaign, coming from his
home in Howard county. He wss met at the
Camden station by several Thousand citizens
consisting of members of ward and other
democratic clubs, and business men, who
formed procession and escorted German to
the democratic headquarters. German, with
Mayor Latrobe,, was seated in carriage at
the head of the procession. -Four or five bands
of music were in line and from the station to
the headquarters the democratic leader was
received with cheers and every demonstration
of welcome.
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HElDSkIN VANDALS,



GALVESTON, November ia News special
from Big Springs, Texas, says: A band of
Chiricahua Indians yesterday raided rancho
in Presidio county, murdered Mr.. aud Mrs.
Petty aud carried three children into captv.
ity. The band comprised about fifty Indians,
who terrorized the country, destroying all as
they passed through. A scouting party under
Lieutenant Eggleston has left Camp Pera, in
Presidio county, in pursuit. OF the Indians
Later information from the interior state that
the children were also murdered but this is
not yet confirmed. A mining engineer named
Cabard, encamped near the Petty rancho, is
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Creighton Democrats.
Special to The BEE.

CREIGHTON, Neb,, November 1S.-Demo.
cratic ratification;-One of the largest and
IN 'st enthusiastic crowds ever seen upon our
streets met on Monday evening to celebrate
the election of Cleveland. The crowd con.
sisted OF three men, two of them sendng sky
rockets towards tbs heavens and the other 30
md;h oyerc 1me with the Oh.be.joyful that no
had to hang on IN the bannister surrounding
an outdoor stairway la order t) keep on his
feat, singing out with all the power that
nature gave him, Rah, for Cleveland.
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An IrnoDIe Enc

PHILADELPHIA, November lS.-Joel M.
Vararsdolen, former member of the bar
will conspiracy, died in the Easton peniten-
tiary yesterday from II stroke of paraly sis.
He was sentenced in 1889 with his law part
ner, VIM. II. Dienerson, to ten years i'm
prisonment for forging the will of Robert
Whitaker, who left an estate valued at
$500, 600.
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ASTOR ARIsTOCRaCY

ANOTHER SWELL WEDDING IN THAT EXCLUSIVE
MoEEYED PALE.
New YoRE, November Is. The wedding OF
Marshall Orne Wilson and Caroline Scbem
erhorl Astor. the youngest aud only unmar.
ried daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
A-tor, took place to-day at the rssidence of
tho brides parents. 1t was iha society owe t
Of the season. The bridesmaids and ushers
received gifts of dialDonds from the BRIDE an 4
groom, The presents to the bride ipcluded a
house from Mr.. Astor. Their value iiesti.
matsd st $3.50, 600.
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sULLIVAN.GREENFIELD.
THE sRr STOPPED BY CAPTAIN WILLIAMS A
BOTH puGILIsTs ARRESTED.

THE SIT STOPPED BY CAPTAIN WILLIAMS AND
BOTH rCdILIsTs ARRESTED.
New YoRK, November 1S.-Instead of ten
thousand people who have heretofore attended
the sullivan seances," not more thnn two
thousand were in Madison Square garden to
night, when Greenfield, the English pugilist
and Sullivan met for four threemiuute
rounds, under Marquis of Queensberry rules,
The men were not permitted to continue their
friendly get to" forssany considerable time,
however, for Captain Williams was of the
opinion that they were engaged in fight and
stopped them in the middle of the second
round, arrested them and took them to the
station house where they were released on
bail
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WILD VIRGINIsNS.
RICHMOND FIvfN UP TO JoLLIFIcATIoE FOR
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
RICHMOND, Va, November ia great
jubilee in celebration of the election of Cleve-
land and Hendricks began at SUNRISE, when
artillery. A grand saIute Of 2lo 's gums was v,
fired. At o'clock and for half an hour the
air was fl lied with the din of schreeming steam
whistles from locomotives and engines OF the
manufacturing establishments, blowing of
tin horns and ringing of bells. Business
houses and residences on the principal street
were generally decorated. The streets are
hlled with thou'ands Of strangers Business
generally is suspended for the day, A grAod
parade occurs To night.
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RAILWAY AND COMMERCE.
WORK RESUMED.

WORK RhSUMED.
| PIrTsBURG, November lS.-The Elba iror
works, which have been idle some time, re
sumed work this morning, giving employment
to several hundred men.
VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION.
NEW York, November lS. The stockhold
ers OF tn, Metropolitan National bank voted
for that institution to go into voluntary liqul-
dation,
DRY GooDs-A BAD sHowING.
New YoRK, November Is Succeeding the
large sales of cotton goods yesterday the mar,
ket has been more queF, still some buyers not
sensible to the fact that prices are below any
posi- BILE cost production are quietly making for.
wardings of yeiy fair qualities. Prices are 30
very low for all classes OF goods, that the cur
tailment of pOduction is greater than at any
previous date in the history of trade and v u
continue so until prices will enable mills to 10.
sumo.
sLAsHING BETWEEN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
NV YoRg, November IS Special. The pas
serger rate war will, according to the very best
information obj ainable this afternoon, be car
ried to $500 per ticket between here and Chi
cago, and then tho tide Is likely to turn.
There are negotiations now in progress for Il
restoration but they have not yet reached any
point where open aoknOw odgement is made.
The ftock market to-day has been stronger for
all stocks except for Could spscialtes. Union
Pacific and Western Union.
WESTERN RAILWAY LOSSES.
CHICAGO, Noyember IS. Especial. j The
"tOne" Of the railway passenger transportation
market is extremely shaky. Trafiij is natu'
rally very heavy under the existing conditions
but the losses sustained daily by every road
running west from Chicago are something
enormous,
'sHoRr" on FUNDS.
CmCAGO, November Is. The failure of III.
II. Dennis, gram commission, was announced
on the board of trade to-day. Liabilities on
change, $4,000. 1t Is stated outside that old
debts mako the aggregate $4,000 with nomi-
nal assets.
BUSTED HoOsIEK BANK,
INDIANAPOLIS, November lS.-The Jour.
malls Vincennes special reports that the pri-
vate banking house OF Hyatt, Lesings & Co.,
st Washington, ludiana, suspended to-day
Liabilities said TO be 500. coo; assets 800 600
THE HREHEP!H CANAL.
CHICAGO, November lS.-The Hennepin ca.
nal commission, whose object il to secure the
building Of canal from Hennepin, ON the IL.
linois and Michigan canal to Rock Island on
the Mississippi, a distance Of sixty miles
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REvIsED OFFICIAL COUNT,

CHICAGO, November 1S. Associated
Press. The Cook county canvassing board
to-day discovered that the figures for the state
senator in tho Second precinct of the Eighth
ward had been reversed; thoss belonging to
(Rep.) and vice versa this elects Brand by
ten majority, and gives the democrats the
Legislature on the joint ballot. The legisla
ture is to chose United States senstor to
succeed Gen. Logan.
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tohSbnt ~ tntb6s
Yesterdays Business ON The Chicago
Stock and Grain Markets,
An Unusually Dull Day for
Cattle.
Hogs Very Slow Wi = Unwieldy
Receipts s
Wheat Fluotuating V 9 a Droop-
ing Tende
Corn Follows the UI e. tied Lead
er of VIII.
Oats Quiet and Tolerably Steady
Provisions More Active in Tone
and Lower.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CATTLE.

CATTLE
Special telegram to The BEE.
CHICAGO, November 1S.--A duler opening
than was had this morning is not often seen.
The fact that the ceipts were
more than 1000 less than Mon
days total, gave holders confidence and
for anything at all decent there was dispo-
siton to ask an advance. Shippers would
not hear to any such arrangement and as q re-
suit the forenoon was fritted away with very
little to show in the way of sale. There was
about the usual demand for butchers stuff,
Gamers and butchers both buying with some
freedom and for cows bulls and such other
grades as those two classes Of buyers seek, the
market had a. fairly firm tone.
sS pereepbe change we're n prsss
There was moderate run on Texans and the
small supply Of westerns, and sales were at
| firm prices Thus far, this week, there has
been little or no demand on export account
and as no strictly choice beeves have changed
hands. it is impossible to give trustworthy
sales embrace "a Wyomings-T Texans, 94S, 90;
SS Wyomipgs Tex ans, 955, 3 so; Si Wyomings-
Texan, 966, 37b; 1874 Wyominge Texans,
966. 8 20; 1874 feeders 99l, DO.
| HOGS.
The market was very slow. So marked an
increase in the supply had not been looked
for by any one, and there was u general hold
ing back for lower prices. Concessions of Is
to 30 were made and nearly thirty thousand
head remained unsold. Heavy 4 1904 60,
mixed packing, 4 1904 So; light, 0oG4 80.
sss.s ON CHANGE.
| The markets were fairly active to-day, the
most marked improvement being in provis-
visions. Grain closed higher while pork pro-
ducts were lower.
was fairly active, ruling stronger early as the
increase in the visible supply was less than
was expected. The market subsequently
weakened on reports of two large failures in
| the British grain trade, and recovered at the
| Close
was In moderate demand, huctuatirg in COM
pany with wheat Toward the close, Novem-
bor advanced sharply, owing to the light
stock of cash c'rn in store here, and some of
tho lhorts seemed anxious to cover.
OATS
were quiet and tolerably steady.
PROVISIONS
were more active than for few days pat and
lower all around.
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NATIONAL TANNERS.

ST. LOUIS, November 1S.-The tanners
convention to-day received report from the
committee appointed to prepare a memorial to
the cattlemens convention. The report rec.
ommends that the h anding of cattle be done
on the head and neck, or hip, and not in the
promiscuous manner now in vogue, which 30
greatly diminishes the value of hides. Aside
from tho appointment of committee on
classification of hides, the committee did no
other business. 1t is understood, however,
that they will organize national association
of tanners before they adjourn
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-19
TarIm In ErnnCn.

PARIS, November Is. The tariff commi ttee
of the chamber of deputies by vote of 6 to
3, has approved the principle of increasing
import duties on corn and flour. 1t was re-
solved, however, to confer with the govern
ment regarding the amount of the increase.
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The Vice President Elect.

INDIANAPOLIS. November 18.-Governor
Hendricks starts east this evening to attend
the democratic jollifcation meeting at Brock
lyn Thnrsday evening.
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Jhe Last Sad Rites

NEw YORK, November 1S.-The committee
on corrected returns discharged all inspectors
in waiting at 1920 p. IN. Its labors are ended
except the formal canvass of the corrected re-
turns before the full board to meet at p. m.
None but triflinp corrections were made by
the committee,
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P0ST-ELECTI0M POLITICS.
Current Movements Of ViClOrS and VaH-
QuShGd Since The Fight,
Cleveland's Possible Speedy R:s-
iguatiou as Governor.
Postmaster-Gen Manning and
Senator Conkltng, Perhaps,
Wireworker Gorman's Grand 0va
tion at Baltimore.
The Illinois Legislature Lost to
the Republicans.
Some Thorough Analyses of Clcvc-
lands Character Indicating His
Stubborn will-Power.
AT AIR ANY.
pPcOf"r VOIVbf"Tr VV VHU b""'
THE PRESIDENT ELECT.

Speclal telegram 20 Jne bhB.
THE PRESIDENT ELECT.
ALBANY, November Is. - The number of
Governor Clevelands visitors increases daily.
Politicians are beginning to swarm aud like.
wise democratic statesmen. Tho governor re.
ceives them all gracefully. It is believed by
Cleveland's friends that, owing to the impor.
tunities Office seekers and other circumsta ances
taking up his tims, he will be obliged to re-
sign the office of governor shortly, handing
over the executive reins to Lieutenant. Gov.
ernor Hill. The governor will prefer not to
do this before March 1, but he may be obli-
gated to as q matter both Of duty to the state
and his personal comfort.
MANNING AND THE CABINET.
1t is currently reported here and believed
that Dan Manning, of the Albany Argus,
chairman of the New York democratic state
committee aud special personal friend of
Cleveland, will be appointed postmaster gen
eral. Manning will be married tomorrow
and take tour to Europe, expecting to return
in time to be present at Cleveland'o Inaugural
tion.
CLOSING THE COUNT.
The state board of canvassers will meet
here tomorrow. Official returns from the
counties are not yet all ia and it may be nee
essary for the board to adjourn over two or
three days to wait for missing county returns.
No hitch" is anticipated in the final canvass.
SENATOR (?) coNKLING.
The talk of Roscoe Cnnkling as compro-
mise candidate for the Unitd States senate is
favcrably received by the democrats here
They seem to think Conkling would be con-
quest to the democracy worth having.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-19
The Croflcrs Meek,

LONDON, November lS.-The police and
marines who reached the isle of Skye yester-
day marched through the districts which are
centres of the most serious disturbance. The
The crafte remained in doors but displayed
flags in token of their loyalty. No arrest
made.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-19

PARIS, November 1S-Thirty.six deaths
from cholera hero yesterday, eleven of which
were in the hospitals. In twelve hours, end
ing at / o'clock to-day, there were twenty
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-19
Tenements Burned.

PUTTERsoN, Pa, November ia fire
early tins morning burned eight houses oc-
cupied by eleven families. Loss, 100000: in
surance, $i0,006.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-19
Cholera in Chill.

VALPARAISO. VIA GALVESTON, November
Is Several cases of cholera are reported
from Santiago, but as yet the disease has only
assumed a mild type.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-19
The Rate War.

NEw YoRK, November lS-The West Shore
to-day il selling tickets to Chicago at 50, the
others at SO So The brokers price by all
roads excep. the West Shore is 50. -. -
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RcpuhIionn Nevada.

VIRGINIA, Nevada, November 49, Com.
plete unofficial returns from fourteen counties
in Nevada, show Blaine's majority ,66i
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-19
InwclI'a EnLe.

LONDON, November 1S.--The World says;
"The election of Cley Gland involves the with
drawal of Minister Lowell w. N. Harlbart
will probably succeed him"
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A Canard.

Sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, November 1S-The train
robbery alleged to have taken place near
Quitman proves to be q canard