Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-07

and the crowd shouted vociferously The
crowd around the Times was very great
croWds were merged and it would be difficult
TO tell where one ended and the other began.
blame; Blainel James G. Blainer was quickly
met by the cry Ma ma, where my pa? Gone
to the White House. hal ha! har' Great cheer
ing followed. The Herald and U0rld contin-
ued 10 D, show large, though a considerably
reduced majority for Cleveland. The RcrQld'S
latest bulletin, at 10 p. H.. stated that the re-
turns from all the districts up to that hour
showed Cleveland 5000 ahead in the State, and
the crowd which filed the street in front of the
bulletins continued to cheer that announcement
again and again.
NEW YORK, November 7th.-A M-The Tifb-
ane claims 1000 plurality for Blaine in New
York State.
y Hint of Trouble
NEW YORK, November 6th.-The last returns
from the vote, showing Blaine to have passed
Cleveland 5 vote ard leading by 615 plurality on
me entire vote, with tittyseyen districts to hear
| from occasions intense excitement here. The
streets have been blocked all the morning in
lroht OF the newspaper offices, but the crowds
are not demonstrating. 1t is not likely that Sc
lious disturbances will occur, although the vi
cious clements are out in force.
NEW YORK, November 6th.-A squad of fifteen
policemen is now guarding the Western Union
building.
NEW YORK. November 6th.-The political
feeling on the streets has been intense ever
| since the election, and is now rapidly. assuming
| tone OF bitterness. Good nature seems to Be.
vanishing and trouble may arise. The entire
police force OF the city is OH duty II reserve
being held at stations in each precinct
Blaine i'll the Best of Health.
AUGUSTA November 6th.-Mr. Blaine said. in
reply to an inquiry about his health Il never
felt better in my life. remained in my room
| most OF the time yesterday, because after seven
| weeks Of continuous public speaking was still
quite hoarse, and felt that | was entitled to
one day rest The fact is that he is in excel
lent health and spirits. ana as this dispatch is
written ne is Just getting ready to go out for a
walk.
The Prohibition Vote.
CHcsGo, November Gth.-The following has
been received by the editor of the Daily NeCs
The total Prohibition vote Will aggregate 200
900 Four years ago it was less than Il 600 and
has decided the Presidential contest. In New
| York Cleveland 5 majority is about 1000. The
official returns viii not materially change these
| figures. The Prohibition vote in New York is
| fully 25090. The Prohibition vote in Allegany,
| Monroe and Orleans counties alone would have
| carried the State for Blaine if east for him The
Prohibitionists have stood up to be counted and
| rebuked the insult offered the temperance men
at the Chicago Conventions, and this vote has
| made prohibition national issue, which will |
not so out OF national politics till the beer shops
and drunkerics have gone from America. The !
| Kepubllcan party having been removed from |
| the path to the graveyard, prohibition win at |
| once organize TO bury the whisky Of the Demo- |
Gratis four years ahead. l am fully satisfied that
| the old parties, but were fighting to elect an |
| issue, and we have won The work to make the !
issue win in ISIS has already begun.
| JOHN b. FINCH.
| Chairman National Prohibition Committee !
Stirring Scene in Boston.
BosToN November 6th.-The interest in the |
result OF the election continues unabated in this
| city. The streets in the vicinity of the news
| paper Offices present a most remarkable appeaT-
| auce tonight. Washington street, from Bloom |
| field 10 State, is one solid mass of humanity.
| making it impossible for Il person to pass |
| through. The returns are announced upon the
| ifcIHd bulletin board and from the Journal !
| bulletin board directly opposite. The crowds
| cheer or hiss rs the result IS favorable to the
| preferences of the observer. The excitement is |
intense. Papers We're seized from the newsboys
and burned. The pictures of Blaine and Cleve-
land were seized by the crowds and destroyed,
and there have been many personal encoun.
tiers. The crowd broke one of the large plate
glass windows Of the JONrBO} office, and rotten
eggs and stones have been thrown at the build
ing. six persons were arrested in connection
with the newspaper burning. At the Demo
cratic headquarters the Democrats were burning
req hShts ana dlsch9rgng rockets, and, taken
| fore surpassed in the streets of Boston.
The Feeling in Washington.
WASHINGTON, November Gth.-Intense. excite
nent sun continues here regarding the result of
the election. The Democrats are more conf
| dent Tonight. They have begun to jubilate |
Al the democratic organizations of the city
paraded the streets with bands Of music One
hundred guns were fred early in the evening
on the result of dispatch from Senator Cor |
man, saying there was no question of Cleyc-
lands election. The Department officials zen
orally give up the contest. Secretary McPher-
son says he Is still confident of Biaines election
and that ne would get New York by 3.CG0. 4
prominent Treasury official said to-day that he
would not bet 10 cents to 500 on Blaine. At
the Democratic headquarters they laugh at the |
Republicans claim OF Virginia. 4hey say they !
havcreiable information from all points III the
state showing that the Democratic majority |
will be 1900,
Possibly Premature.
ELnRA n. - November 6th-Thirteen guns
We're flred in thus city this afternoon in honor of
Ne election OF Governor Cleveland The Dcm0- |
trats are jubiiant.
VIII Contest.
CHICAGO November 6th.-IIon. John F. Fin
cry announces editorally in his paper the
Cht-fH, that he will contest the election OF Frank
LAWYER In the Second Congressional District OF
this State.
Another Contest.
"AsHINGToN, November 6th.-Secretary Me
Emerson, OF the Congressional Republican Com
mlttee, received telegram tonight from
chalmers. OF Mississippi, saying he would con
les. thc election OF his Congressional competitor
on the ground of fraud.
Jnbiiant Democrats
WASHINGTON, November 6th-rbn Democrats
OF TINS city fired 100 guns tonight in celebration
OF the Democratic victory. which they think is
assured Ihey afterwards formed in procession
ana pRradeI the streets with bands and torches
Tor several hours.
Meeting of New York Business Men.
New YORK, November 6th-Delegates from
al the business mems Cleveland and Hendricks
Clubs That paraded November LIST held private
meeting at the Stevens House this afternoon |
senator Jonas OF the Democratic National Com |
mlttee was also present. J A. Sullivan of the
Produce Exchange presided. Nearly every
man present made speech. The general tenor !
OF me addresses WAS to the effect that Cleveland =
had been elected, and that the Republicans | {
would cheat their opponents ont OF the victory |
II they could. y resolution offered by Oscar |
strauss, OF the pottery and glassware trade was
adopted, continuing the organization in exist |
ence until the vote OF the people was honestly
counted, and instituting an executive commit
tee to confer with the Democratic National Com
mittee and to take such other and further 7
action as to them shall seem proper, and shall :
promptly and eitectually prevent any possibility
ol falslfylng the election returns. The contem-
plated mass meeting i'll Wall street tomorrow
was postponed sine die.
Jubilation in Buffalo. =
BUFFALO, November 6th.-One hundred guns
were fired Tonight by the Democratic managers
in honor OF the victory claimed for Cleveland IN
the State, and several Cleveland clubs paraded
The Cleveland supporters claim to have anthem !
tie reports giving the state to Cleveland also .
Indiana, Connecticut, Nevada, and probably ]
Illinois, and that no further doubt exists as to
Clevclands election.
A Republican Official who Proposes to .
Act Square. 3
Albany, November 6th.-General Carr Secre-
tary of State and Republican, says: There .
is no chance OF stealing this State, not as long
as have charge of affairs, / don't propose
that anybody shall steal the State. If Mr..
Cleveland has plurality large or small he will l.
get 1t. The same is true of the other candidate =
| don't propose TO play any Southern game. 1t .
is no matter whether he is friend or foe with l.
me, he has to have his justice"
Cleveland Confident.
ALBANY, November 5th.-Upon being inter g.
viewed tonight Governor Cleveland said =" l.
believe have been elected President and moth
ing but the grossest fraud can keep me out OF it,
and that we will not permit
Chairman German Again Heard From.
NEW York November 6th.-Chairman Cor
man, of the Democratic National Committee.
sent the following dispatch to Ex-Governor John
Lee Carroll, of Maryland, this evening: The
claim of the National Republican Committee is
laughed at by everybody. We have carried -
New York beyond question. Manning, Chair
man of the State Committee tells the public to- Il
day that the Board of Canvassers will see that i
the will of the people is observed. The Repub
licans are trying hard to prevent the official an
Of the vote OF New York, which is
for Cleveland We have the State by small
but safe plurality" 8
Daniel Mannins's Opinion.
TROY On. ", November 6th.-In an interview
with Il Troy Telegram reporter tonight at AL I
bany, Daniel Manning said: think Cleveland
has carried New York by 1,500 plurality.