The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-08
THE JOLLIFICATION.
Room! BOoml Boom! and Grow!
Crow Grow!
how HAPPY THE COUNTRY Is.
Over Rescued Republio, and Res
tored UnioD-A Flood OF
Congratulations

New York, November This morn
ing a salute of 100 guns was fired IN City
Hall Park, by orderof the county Demo
cracy. in honor of Grover Cleveland's
election to the Presidency. The BOOM
ING Of the guns drew large crowd from
the bulletin boards ut newspaper offices
to the park. During the firing, poT-
ton Of a wad from q gun, struck 4 little
newsboy, named Jacob Simon, in the
lace, knocking out his eye.
The Herald, San and Extra have
gitbdrawn their bulletin boards. At
the World bulletin board this morning
the crowd was quite enthusiastic over
the announced election OF Cleveland
and Hendricks.
Jay Gould, this morning, sent the
following to Governor Cleveland: Il
heartily congratulate you on your cleo
ton. Al concede that your administra-
ton as Governor has been wise and con-
serYative, and in the larger field as Pres
ident, l feel that you will still do better,
and the vast business interests OF the
country Wiu he entirely safe IN your
hands. JAY GOULD.
The acting superintendent OF the
police to-day sent a message to all ponce
captains TO prevent all parades, not
having proper permits from the police,
and to give an escort to those that had
permits.
Senator German, chairman of the
Democratic National Executive Com
mittee, has sent the following dispatch
to the national committeeman for each
State:
NEW YORK, November !.
1t is now conceded on all sides that
Cleveland and Hendricks are elected.
The plurality in the State OF New York
is not less than 1 800.
(Signed) a. p. GoRMAN,
Chairman Dem NATL Com.
The feeling about Democratic head
quarters was so confident as to Cleve-
lands election that the crowd dispersed
atnoontime. The Republican National
Committee said they had no news to-
day. They still state that Blaine has
carried the State and s elected.
By order OF the acting superintendent
of police, issued to-day, captains are re-
guired to hold their men in readiness
for any outbreak that might occur. a
large force of police officers IS massed
in the statiOn-house nearest the news
day granted an order requiring the
chief of the bureau of election to sheW
cause why he should not permit the
committee Of lawyers appointed at last
nights meeting to aspect the election
returns.
PITrBuRG, November IA proclsma-
ton was issued to-day by Chief OF Police
Braun, foTbidding the posting of cleo;
ton bulletins and blowing tin horns on
the streets. This has had the effect OF
reducing the crowd materially, and the
best of order prevails. Pool rooms
have also been closed until after the
Presidential contest Is settled. by or
der of Mayor Fulton, as betting is cal
culated to keep up the excitement anC
partisan feeling.
CLEvELASD, Ohio. November 1.-THE
Democrats fired 100 guns this Afternoon
over the election. They will parade to
night and tomorrow.
ATLANTA, Ga, November THE cit,
is celebrating Cleyeland's election. A
II O'Clock. amidst the ringing o
fire bells, the firing of cannon and tn
blowing of whistles, an immense crow
bearing banners, flags, and red shirt
on poles. entered the Capitol, took tn
LEGISLATURE by storm and adJourne
that body. The crowd then took, u
Governor MCDanlel anu Ca1Tled AAA
across the street, where red shirt
we're burned and enthusiastic and p;
triOtic speeches were made by Goyerno
Mcdaniel, Congressman Hardeman an
General LawtOn.
ALBANY, November 7.-Congrah
Iatory dispatches have poured IN upo
the Governor all the morning. The
come from every State in the Union an
already several thousand have been r
ceived There was a constant streal
of visitors in and out OF the EXecutl'
Mansion all the morning. Many ladi
were among the callers. The Governt
bore his honors modestly. The excit
ment in this city has largely subside
Republicans generally cOncedlng Clev
lands election. Many business AZ
private houses are decorated, and Il
enthusiasm among Democrats IS SD
dued, but intense: "JacksonlanS," o.
of the leading campaign clubs, "
Serenade President-elect Cleveland
the Executive Mansion this evening. I
Monday night next, q monster celepl
ton will be held in which all campal
clubs of Albany and vicinity, VIII pi
Ecipate
SAVANNAH, November IA hundr
guns we're fired to-day in honor OF Gle
lands election. An immense mi
meeting was held in front of the Cott
Exchange, and arrangements ha
been made for grand public demo
STATION
CHICAGO, November Mayor Hal