Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08
RAsTERN NEWS.


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=. Fsniiy Murder.
:. NOV. .7.-About half past -four
sfternoon Mrs. Gardiner,
1885, ~ SCHUYLER Gardiner. formerly
I.Ssrson county, Nes iora, snos - nss
ss~nd asd young chile, oosn snfg19n ~ 4
fs~d. killing them instanty. lAk.
= sss desd child sne carried y
- " ~ street 20 nesgnDofs nouss,
z ana ealing 70 hsr neignoos 70
- s.sg and see her nosoano, Wnom
80 ~ killed, she returned 20 her own
ssd rot herself shrough the TEN
- viII dis. II appears her bus
80 IA property q short time ago,
~ s.sSe him m0fose and suIIcn. de
s.S ~ wife Of inhdeiity. Inis
y. hevs rpbs!anced her mind. At
a..s n fhe shooting be was bidding
sa, .a rive. preparatory 20 going To
-. FsIis' Illinois, and Il is supposed
ss-.rchf be Was going 10 desert her.
lss Gsns ssisse-
n..vv.rox. Nov. z. - EneoursGine
- srom New York giving assurances
- nsmocrstic victory flnds exp S7esion
nsfioual salute of 100 cannon which
z roo being nred.
pslngs In nendrscks feWh.
,-,,.x.poras. Nov. IT, A different
- vas pat upon affairs upon re-
....s n the report that the New
~-sr Tyzsas had conceded that State 30
1ss-.i.rd. which was posted upon tbs
s.s'seIr honrd. Democrats appeared In
s..ss rncbers. their hats decorated With
kss<s-s and other devices. carrying
n,s.ss snd headed by a band. They
.ssdea through the streets, raisiRQ a
Ssslruipc din with nsh horns, they call
q 81 M. Hendricks. filling the spAcious
ssr5s and street 10 frons Of his residence.
"a WREN be appeared the noise was
s,s,ay terrific. When something like
nssisv ~ restored he was about TO open
~ mouth. when young negro boy
isote ont With a Wild screcch. and in
s.rsctstion said. - when you want -
80 4 convert allow him to shout."
Heudricks then said:
G<nfiSmea.-I am taken by sHrprise
4, shis large collectisn Of my fellow CIT
;.srs. / Appreciate how we'll you have
Icrs' and the honest sentiments which
s.insse vou. haye no satisfactory In
sormssion but hese no doubt that the
sssk.t which was Nominated in Chicago
Sss~ - has heen elected. fAppiause.
~ tbss ;s 4 matter Of such grave im-
,..,ts - fhat 1 vould like 70 know very
sxsr-srs;vsiv hsfora make auv remarks.
This h.s haen the most extraordinary
1890, I heva ever beeu connected
- Th.rs mas besu the most pro-
sse-a earts-,,a,,t sud arxietv among
49,. - ..senis 10, tbs last thirteen weeks.
I 49, hsar Greatly Interested in the
$40 - sry seiiow citizsus. l have done
sssvvthinc to nrcmote this resuit. II
80 s,,c,ariats Il I thank Won. Great
srcssnsa snnnoae by evening We
IN hsv. yarv snIi information. and
49,. shsll Ia varv Glad 10 ioiu you in
sc,rs arrrsss;or ~ gratifIeatiou: until
sh.s ,;,.s + shinI I vii "a, oood bve 10
.-.n
III rsn,;n, tha as,arnocr n crowd. led by
rsss w.. Enai,sh 1,ongrsssman of this
n;a..,". M ~ ..tsnn,sd 81 carry a blaak
banner of the antocrats into the post.
ofIics buiiding. They were met in the
iohbv nv a Reoubiiean crowd, and q
sonffie that MIGHT have had serious con.
ssoasuces ensurd. Mr.. English was
knackea or nushed down by a negro, and
scmswhat brnised. The autocrat was
ssizsa and the Democrats were
- r,iIv hns,led ont Of the building.
'Tbs autoarat was torn into shreds, 20
Ia worn ns BADGES by the Republicans.
No one vas hurt IN the rush, but ru-
NOR snread 10 the outskirts Of the city
thai n riot was in progress tonight.
'phe street in front Of the Post office Is
filled with wild mob of men, Who seize
upon eyery favorable report 70 yell
hoarse. A similar crowd
Ais the street. sauare distant In front
of the Democratic headquarters, where
4 sin,ilar demenstrntion is in progress.
Mr.. Hendricks had a number OF call
ers daring the day, and was in receipt
~ soro,a,uIstory messages from all
over the countIy. Al various times dur
inc the day he reiterated his opinion
thai the Western Union Telegraph
Company and Associated Press were
conspiring 10 damage him personally
porting that the State had gone for
Blaine and Logan. The question OF
polygsmy 10 Utah was discussed. Hen
drieks declined 70 enter into detail OF
his opinions, bat intimated that the
Democracy had pronounced views, and
would develop strong policy IN its
treatment of this evil system. He says
% has become 10 deeply rooted that II
tronble arises be feared II would not be
disposed OF without resort 10 force.
ihe fresidenita Vote - very CLOSE.
,r,a.sAs suv'us. ~ IeUsa.ss. u,eu ", ~
ssNs =. ,'..s.. = .ca.~,f
m. s..a, ~, sa 49,. So Iii, ,s-as ans;n
~ a;sS.a.s ~. s..s,,r - 80, 80
s,o,s,ns. se :, Sss... - .shsi. .as
IN, ;s - = .o.oo e..s :, 49, 49, a. ,,asa
d;ss,sss ~ 's ihas. I 80 - - S;ssn,hs,cs in
th,s S,s,a sna ~ - ..,,as,on s | -, . counsel.
;ns snS ' ~ .as,., aas ~ u's ~ ~ a,ssss a ,,h
srties.n
A Positive Ciaisn.
NKw Yosk, Nov. Chairman Cor
man OF the d. moo, attic National Com
mitsee, cent the Following dispatch 10
sx- x-Gevernor John Lee Carroll. OF MARY
land, last evening "The claim of the
National Rapuhlioan Committee ia
laughed Al y eyerybodv. We have car
nina 80 -. .osn oss1nu ssas yuessE'o E:s.aa
tells the puhlic todav cha, the Roard Of
Csnvasssrs will see that the will of the
people h observed. The Republicans
are trying hard TO prevent the official
announcement Of the vote OF New York.
which Is for Cleveland. We have the
ctaie by small bat safe plurality
rreuh,r Feared.
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