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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-22
PrIh5JJNAL

JUDAm L. BENJAMIN left half q million
to ms family. He was British born, aud It
is believed he never was uaturalizad, yet
he was Union Senator and Confederate
minister and died aI a French subject.
FRANZ CALVERT died ut the WaIuut
Street house, Cincinnati o. Sunday. lie
was the divorced husband Of tho prrscut
wife Of oX Governor Spraguc, Of Rhoic
Island. Heart trouble WAS tho cause OF
death.
MAYOR JOuS w. WALkER, member of
the late Legislature from the Erio district,
has withdrawn from tho Ncd, aud
lrofe SsOr James Barns, telchce in the
high school, will in all likelihood receive
the nomination.
GENERAL SHALER, commanding the
First Division National Guard 0t New
York, has accepted an invitation TO visit
with his staff the oncampmeut Of tho
National Guard of Pennsylvania at Gcttys
burg next month.
PASTOR W. H. MESTHER, Of the Tupk-
hammock Baptist church, aged A, married
hi8 pretty l1year-old parishoner, Lima
Jenkins, and her $2O 600. Jealous rivals
OF both OF them have compelled him to
seek new fields Of labor.
EVANGELIST MOODY, who has lust 70
turned from England, says Il think /
shall never leave America again. | am
! pleased with the Buc1ess that has attended
NY labors abroad, but think my
future field lies on this side of the At.
| lantic. | shall commence vigorous work
in tho fall"
LIEUT.. J. De V. HAZARD, lalo cI
tho 10Th Regt. Pa. Vet. Vols, is doing a
thriving business in Eusts, Florida,
wherO no has planted an orange grove
that Is just coming iuto bearing. Ila will
attend the reunion of the regiment in this
city on the l0th of September, if nothing
happens to prevent
SECRETARY LINCOLN has returned 10
Washington. Secretary Folger has gone
to Geneva, New York. Secretary Teller
lefJ Washington for Colorado. t. bS
absent for about u mouth. President
Arthur expects to go to New York to-
morrow, to remain there week. He will
then visit tho CstsEills Gs the guest Of
General Sharpe.
Dr. CASTER r. GREGORY, of Philadol
phia. has been appointed by the faculty Of
the University OF Leipsic "A licentiate in
theology and "a lecturer in tho university,
In recognition of his thorough scholarship
aud original researches in preparing the
pro!egomena to the larger eighth critical
edition of Tichendorrs New Testament
lie is the first American who has reached
such high distinction in the university.
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hAUIn,i ON SUNDAY.
Some Country Boys nsu'sd UE on sn


Some Country Boys HsuIed UF ON sn uId
Law.
Samuel Bowman, constable Of Salisbury
township, has made complaint under the
act OF 1890 against seven persona for
violating said act by engaging in horse
racing on Sunday, the penalty for tho
offence being fine OF "a each, one half Of
which goes to the iniormer. Tho accused
are Henry Bowman, Martin l.. Glauner,
Taylor Il. Bair, Sylvester Kurtz, Levi i.
Dsuaveu, Daniel Howe and John H..
Darrow, and the complaint charges them
with having engaged ina horse race at a
place on the Welsh mountains, known as
the "Sassafras," on Sunday in June.
They were givon 4 hearing before Squire
Daniel Lee, of Salisbury, and that magi5
Vrate gave judgment against them. The
defendants attor tho Judgment was given
against them, cerCiOraTied the proceedings
had before the squire to the court of
common pleas. Tho case will come up
for argument at next arRumout court in
September.
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ing contrast to that of the morning. Tho
singing was Of the most fashionable kind,
ouly To be understood by musical experts,
aud did not sound to our unattuucd ear
like the good old hymus, sung to suoh
familiar tuuos AS "ArgNugtOu. aui Nils.
siuuary,' rs those of the lnOruinV were.
The sermon 10y Canon Gregory y was . good
ono, aul was read we'll but Ne could not
help feeling that the sYwtual e. d uf those
wnIShip'ug IN this gland old church was
c3ld NJ least.
To those visiting L'u.on | WuuI' say,
see It from the top Vt An omnibus. We
have tried It aud iuuu" q, success we
rode snyon or eight IN" w ONE direction
aud back tN tho starting point get seat
nest ne driver a0d SIP Assuming 'nl" nlT
hHnN hN WA. give l'l al lN' "h'' W
lGt"I'-'' hhu III tulS way w" W." '"'''g
places whlch VIII h' oi h.u,' "rN "n"
g, good conceal "'' o' II' '''y' JUS
plhle iusNiul1ns ana IT, r'oPlo.
NesJ'rday "' Vl'''ed tho N'" uI'ai'io"i
Hardcn'. seven miles ir"n eur "o'e', THlhE
ny omliguS aud street CARS "". st I'E"o
lA'E. hcnsiuElon, I".'e' EMdou"' v
We 'peut several h'HlS "A'A'1t 'nI'uEn
'H' ElEorN u Is o''i'''"' p,''' 'uo
NnlA '''Iy Anl h'"''' "N "' lNu "u'AS
uh'i'''',, and tuo c""'c'i'l II N"p''"I
''r,S A.' l'N,s NNtE .A'@e .hi /" ,e''S''""'
We 'e,uIhgH from N'" "''%S 'J "'r"'u
W d0"h th' ihAh'H' -rt."E " Hne We" "'
tue HflVe and nromcna'o a'ouE L9o !"'''
'h' liouS' ui "rI'Aiue'I' VII" n'''nl,"
s''t AuOeN' HnWeist' L'u'| "u'Io '"e
EoEIu"eli 'H.,".N ave '.'a.' ''N e. '"N
o,su'P OF Canterbury I"',e' "NA many
nt"sr placeS OF interest AnHi"E "'"' ~
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'r"r" wirnIAns' n,oN" 40 or.
Ino >trl,t awsrpsr Nrre,t'i cor MtkirI
I.u SNuCu Duet

l." Siucu Uu.t.
About M past O'Clock last evening
Chief OF PuhC' lIaInos arrested Street
sweeper Fed, Wilhelm, who, with his
horse sweeper, vas raising u terrible dust
in the first square OF East King street.
llo was locked uV for tao night II the
station house, auI this moruiOg Mayor
R0sonmiller committed him TOR ilyo days
Tor "disordeIly conduct"
We learn from the mayor that tho water
committee gave WilArim the uso ul tho
city water for claau.uS North Quocu street
frUm Orange to Chestnut at a rental Of -
ter month. Last mouth tho man who
had been cleaning North q Ieen street
from Orange TO CeutIe square throw up
the IOb, and the mayor gave permit 10
Wilhelm to use tho city water GA that
square also, provided h5 pad for 1t, and did
not bGgiu sNeepiUg until after 10 =. III.
Fred used tia watrr. did not pay tpr t, aud
sometimes sWCp' the '.TCCt early ia the
evening, to tho great annoyance al store
keepers and others. TaeICupOu The mayor
Withdrew hiS permit for the use ut tho
| water on the first squaI" Of North tluccu
| street. Fred thcV haulot water from tho
| AecoHd squaro ou \ r,h Green street, aud
! sprinklcd ard 5 Scpt the I'rs' square. He
! was clutioned not to uss It, but paid no
| attention - tho CPu.lon. Having secured
! = contract from tho s'Urr keepers 70 clean
! The first sGIavo Of East King street, and
| LavI.g 10 "Atcr with whcl - !ny tho
| dust, hu went TO work last night aS above
stared, and ra sed such cloud OF dust as
| to almost SuitOCatc persons who wcro uu-
| fUI,ulatr enough u be On the street ~ tho
| time. Hence his arrest 3aG impgrsOn-
mout
II ia taii q hahols c7rpu1 viii be asked
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ISRAEL IN TENTS.
LAspisvinLH oAMrMurr,Na urrNs.
10 Hs Tho uiESUst Lvcr Brid.- ,iidsu,nmer
wOrsuip IL The wouu. UpeniDg
% tRy 4

10 Se Tho al EgUr t.yer Brid.- uIdsuinmer
worsuIp 10 Tne wouus -- opening
OI Ihc rNercincs.
This is tho opening day at the Lhudis.
VILE ChmpmCetinE, uLd never within tho
recollection oi the oldest attendant has
tho crowd been 80 lhrgo On tho nrst day.
Every tent aud cottage on tho grounds are
occupied, aud over hfty lamtios are al
ready on hand, A large number of addi
lional tcuts could bo used II tho association
cpud soCurO them. Many families have
been on tho grounds Tor 4 week or more,
among this uumbJr "a Horny Shub1rt, tue
veteran camper
Everything ~ bustio aud confusion on
the grounds 90 day, and all arc busily
engaged making themselves comfortable
for their ten days stay,
The camp will bo in charge oC Presiding
Elder DokcrsoN, who viii arrive this
afternoon. At prrsunt rev. SItchoil, of
tho Duke street church, wHp "a prosidout
Of the assoc iatOn, il genera manager, aud
is doing all 10 his rnw,r to make thoso
around him comfortable
The Opnniug exercises will be- held at
the ccplral stand this evening at 1880, whom
there wi b, an Informal ice consisting
of addresses by the lres'd,ng elder, Rev.
SItohCll aui otlogs, praying, singing a..
After 10 day the regular Sc Vices viii bc
held "a follows 4 a. NJ, prayer meeting ;
$3.50, oNpcdouo, meeting ; 1000, preach
ing 1850 y. H., ChiltrCu's meeting 800,
rreaohug GIj, spcoal prayer mootiug {;
| $50, preaching. Tho op0uiug sermon will
| be delivered to morrow m0uiOg by tho
! presiding elder.
Among tho improve emcnts uu tho grounds
| Is iInl Two story irma Od''ing, which
! t,Ees tho pllce ~ the cd raireshmout
, Btaud, but ia used Tor tho saG.o purpose,
Tao boarding tent and rytrcshmeut
| stands are In charge Of Amos Grove, OF
! Marietta, and tue prices a.o tho saIno -
| last year.
jacob 4. HolIipgcr, Of this city, " tho
! officer in charge Of the GROUND, and ho viii
SEQ that oder Is maintained. Walker
! SamsOu has Charge Oi the gates.
! POwps have Juo 'tus aud baggage i'no',
and Messrs. JogdAu, BaUr and Richardson
ave charge uG tLom, 50 that oyyIy body
will be we'll attended to.
! The air is very cbIi on the grounds, bat
1t ia very cry and dusty Efforts are
being made to secure SpuaHirr, aud II
successful. II viii Ur run over the grounds
and along the luRt lu ihu depot
Everything NJ p'esnut points to the
GrEcs. clWVmo"iug eyoT held at hIudis.
y!lo
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Lyaur >eAr and Across tbs Upnnty Liuer.
Mr.. j. c. Atkins, OF Ma, che 'ter,
EUE., La dec ded to locate q lAco factory
in Wi'kr,barre.
Mss B.arche LicLty aud Miss Name
sharp, Of Lancaster city, arc paying
visit 70 tt;adng, the guests Of Mr.. G. IL.
Ey,rts.
David .. SIy ylor, ouo of tho leading
cit.zers O: Allentown, died On Monday
morning from Brght'6 diSoA9e of tho
kidneys from which Le huileICd three
Year,.
Rev. Peter RAba Of X mbertou, Chester
county, got one Of h.8 feet in contact with
ono OF tho arm OF the water wheel at
Gable's mill aud c"rno near having 1t Torn
off
Rev. AN Vgvp, married recently to
Miss Nottiu T., Yorker, ui Lancaster, has
charge Of tho Methodist Episcopal con
grova,ion at Gibraltar, Pa.
William Myers and Miss Lydia A.
Sohuadcr, both OF Torre HiIi, Lancaster
county, were married in Reading the
other day by R,v. G. S. Haman, presiding
elder, At his parsonage.
Maud Gray, OF West Brludywiuc, Chgs
ter county, who was fri2httu ~ manglcd
by Il young pc. prairie wolf recently, will
recover.
John TrUett, highly respected citizen
Of York, died Monday morning in tho S3d
year OF his life. Ilo hal . stroks Of paralg-
sis last Friday, VIII ch was the ultimate
cause Of his death.
James Walker, of Lower Oxford, IodS
to oxford Sunday evening on horseback
and httcb,d his horse TO post in front Of
the Presby terian church, While attending
divine service somet o iy cut t,e hitching
strap and htolo the animal.
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Spencer was proceeding to amputato
Gnham's leg tba latter drew several hur-
drnh doIllrS from his waislbaud, aud,
making his WILL bcqncathoh 1t to his
sister. Mlry A. Graham, Cho'soa, lie will
nv sulyi.u the shook.
rHtnluirs
Lumr, +. Driauo died at BaInvillr, near
New York, from burua received by her
clN,hiog catching tie the day before.
Th1mps Shnuiur aged Ii yua:s, was
drowned whjlo bi'hiug Ia u puud In an
ahau Toned quWry ~ bridgeport, Pa.
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rEtALE mUHsr rnILyrs.
ne.aics omcers ag tne Lancaster j.

besGiCg DihCeTs ~ the Lancaster jail.
Chef Boyer, of Reading, on Monday,
visilcd tho Lancaster jail 10 aco tho woman
held there on the charge 81 horse stealing.
She IL blonde, rathor good looking,
yOIug, married, aud uyt willing 10 talk.
Other detectives were present who were
interested. \ number OF freight car rob
bOrics were being investigated. Tho
wOmau's namo is sad to be 3 ar, aud she
Ori ginally hailed from FAityllo. She Is not
tho woman who hired team at the Read
lag stable of the Messrs. Bpyer and failed
TO return. That womau," said the chief,
"played her card very finely. She said she
wanted team to 20 70 funeral in the
country. Mentioning the name aGd place,
she spoke familiGTly, as il she know mo
and all tho relatives OF the family where
the funeral was to take place. She was
closely questioned aud appeared all right.
She took in another woman s0mewhe
away from the stable We traced the
team to York, but there lost all trace Of it.
Tho horse and carriage were valuable. We
never found any trace OF her iu Roadng,
or where she stopped whiIa Lege." News
received from other points Of tho state
Indicate that a number OF female horse
thieves arc az work.
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The popular suffrage demonstration
in England yesterday was of an orderly
but imposing and significant character.
The alarming sounds which were al first
Inexperienced for dynamite explosions
turned out to be nothing more than the
harmless salute which celebrated the
birth Of another baby to the prolific
Victorian line. The crowd paid little
attention to the circumstance, Another
remote heir or two to the throne does
not couat. The king that Is to be OF all
the realm is himself, not sure that he
will find the crown an easily litting
head gear.
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MIR. BLAINE would like to be nj,
understood to be acivil service reformer.
But when he had chance to help reform
he gave ita large slice OF cold shoulder.
In framing the House committee on
civil service reform, as speaker, he made
Butler and Kellogg IA large portion of it,
which was putting the infant TO a strange
nurse, indeed.
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Tramps broke into tho residence of Rev.
Father Kaul, on East Orange street, just
beyond st. AnthOny's church, yesterday
afternoon. The family were all absent at
tho Mt. GTetna park excursion, except
brother of Father Kaul, who was super.
intending some improvements on the
grounds of the church, but made frequent
visits 10 the house to SEQ that everything
was safe. Ca Quo Of these visits no dis
covered two men inside, who quickly
dCCamped on his approach. They had
effected an entrance by breaking tho glass
from rear wiudow and removing tho
window fastening. A search Of the premi,
ses fortunately revealed nothing missing,
except two coats, though there was con-
siderable amount of money and other valu
ab!es in the house. One Of the coats was
taken from the attic, aud tho thieves had
evidently bscn all over the house, but wero
scared of before they had succeeded in
loading themselves with booty of more
value than that which they got away
with,
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Tim stranL I.nInnl.

After much delay the Maxim electric light
company are getting their dynamos aud
and other apparatus in order again, and
only four Of their lamps were reported as
not burning last night. Two of the gaso-
line lamps were also reported not burning.
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Knra IIaInCnInn-

Yesterday while Mrs, Henry Bear, of
SpriugYlle, Mt. JOY township, was assist
knee, DR., Z, r, Hershey attended her,
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8. 5. High, of High & Martin, this city,
has been drawn rs a petit juror, m the
United States district court, Phiiad 3lIhta,
beginning the third Monday In August,
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Francis Carbcrry, son of James Car
berry, Of Church street, caught n pike
weighing - pounds and measuring IS
inches, in the Conestoga, back of Wood
ward hill, list evening.
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GEN. HAwLEY seems to be one of the
kind who when he opens his mouth puts
his foot into IL. lie declared publicly
the other night that he could not sup.
port man who sent substitute 20 the
army, meaning Cleveland ; and now he
finds he hit Blaine hardest; for Blaine
not only sent a substitute, but one who
wouldn't fight and who got to iIil in
stead Of to the front.
SOME Of our esteemed Democratic
contemporaries continue to print the
name of the congressman at large can
dldatc on their state y tiCkc.. This Is
not in accord with the law congress
man at-large goes on the county ticket
II The state ticket to be voted, the tlec
tors names will appear without the dis
tinc,iCn of lat large " and district
electors The law prOyiliug for THEFT
election makes no distinction Of dis
triCts.
Tue Republican county committee
levied tax Of over $4,000 on the local
candidates Of tina: party ; all Tor "lrgiu
mate expenses" Of course.
ABorr 1900 names, tu,mduG many
promiUeut citizens, hayc been ,nroljed in
tue Independent Republican Organization
OF New York ciiy and tue wO;k Eoes
braveIy on.
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NO dollar has been wasted" cries
Mr.. Blame. The millions stolen by the
Star Route thieves he, no doubt, con-
Siders we'll spent, as his particular friends
got most Of the loot.
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Arm lniuTed.

Nicholas Hieger, residing near S,Oncr's
machine shop, West L1mpeter township,
foil from hay now yesterday and badly
injured ono Of his arms.
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SUMNER SENSATIONS.
rIvE rrtr nr nAIL uS AJo.Y DAY
neatn IN the Chickon pie-Uru-hcd ny
Hrsr NrG-N a, cacnsr's Family sttrV.

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al lA' ~ Wps'hS ~ p''s lninE, and Though .
| PnISN'auS nave favored Tor Two days only .
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.h,,lru b,l L,ou e,,f ,,,s .t,ke, IN ,,,h
the same symptoms aud ia y,ry low. Sho
atc uoih,u, els. a, the supp,r How the
70 ,,%ll gos lol,lh, dish or VIVA. tbep,i.,q
consists olls "A mystery. some think it
c,no, from chicken cholora. but n,uc "
Mr. Robins ch,Ckvus are affected with 1t.
lAuuEn tho disol,ois II tho noi .hbDr-
lh9oi Tns saN1r'l,,s or ,h,pItisp's have.
heyu most eXcguca.iuy
GuIrlIns Nsu,,, unoI-rA
Tho 800 .ctlry pl tho tr,.,u.v has .is.u.l
a c,rcnI.r {, .ofli,ars In "a, ,r,.In, s,ry q,
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cruise actively aud iuterr,p. al vas,,ls
= arriving .rnm foreign ports, auI il they
have susp.e.ous c.s,s ~ s,5kn,,s % hoard
dtIc,g the cIp'l.u 1T Any su,h vessel ,u
proceed Tor vXgw'na.'uu UD tla outer
quarantine stA',o proyiIs Cp hng poe. of
uestuaNun.
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THE city government is drifting alorg
in the good old dfashioned ways that pre-
vailed before Mayor MacGonigloS term
Of office. Under Republican misrule the
municipality is being allowed to eat up
years appropriations in six months,
and winter will find it on the limits OF
its legal indebtedness, without lawful Dor
rowing resources or relief from the sure
results of ill-management and reckless
linancering. 1t is ungracious to say
1--WE told you So" but before the first of
January, facts and figures will teach the
taxpayers Of Lancaster that when they
sowed the wind they might have ex
pected to reap the whirlwind.
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THE New York Tibuuc-wh,rh mak.s
the authoritative announcement that its
editors name never was Jacob" White
law Reid-is conCerne less C,evrlSnls
election may be invalidated if the ma
jority of voters in the electoral college
are cast for him as "GrOver Cleveland, -
whereas he was baptized with an extra
Steven" to his name, which he DROP
ped when he came to control he matter
The Tribune need not worry. Grant
was elected twice as Ulysses ). Grant,
though his baptismal name was Hiram
Ulysses Grant. Henry Wilson WAS
elected to many offices and GnalIy to the
vice presidency by the name under
which he was best known, though
he was born of no Wilson family
and his real name WAS jeremy Coiblailh
Grover Cleveland is a very good name ;
there is 10 danger Of its owner being
mistaken for anybody else. II elected
he will take his seat, even though it
should shake the Tribune towers from
turrent to foundation stone.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-22

ABorr 1900 names, tuCmduG many
promiueut citizens, have been ,nIoljed in
tue ludepondeut Republican Organization
OF New York oi,y and the wo:k goes
hravely on.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-22

Tue Republican county committee
levied tax of over a3.2JO on the local
candidates Of tina: party all Tor "legiu
mate expenses" Of course.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-22

In the afternoon wo atteadod service at
St. Paups cathedral, which was in strik-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-15
a Gard From MIR. German.

NEW YORK, Nov. l4.-Senator r. p.
German, chairman OF the Democratic
national executive committee, states
that William II. Vanderbilt has not
made any contribution to tho national
Democratic campaign fund. "My reason
for wishing to deny the state
ment that Vanderbilt contributed
fl0O'oOO or any other sum- u
says Mr.. German, as that tho story il
put out with tho malicious intent of
creating the false impression that Cleve-
land received aid from class of con-
tributors and a set of influences whose
aid, when given at all, was
wholly devoted to the service OF Blaine
while the campaign of Cleveland and
Hendricks was depended upon popu-
lar support, given for the most part in
small sums. Some of the weather
Democrats did their fair share.
- did also some Independent
Republicans of large means. But
there was no aid from the great institu.
tions to seek from like employees of the
national government, in lieu of the
new favors in tho future or a continu
ence of the valuable privilege already en-.
enjoyed by them. Any part of cam.
p"ign taken by such bodies was entirely
ON the side of Blaine and Logan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-15
what Dana Saws,

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov, l4.-The Demo-
Gratis had an immense torchlight pro-
cession tonight in honor of Cleveland
and Hendricks election. Speeches
were made at the state capitol by Scna.
tor NJ. c. Butler, Wade Hampton, GOV.
Thompson and others. Seventy COM
mercial travellers in Mother Hubbard
dresses preceded the procession.
a dispatch to tho Daily Register from
Charles A. Dana, of the New York
sun, was read by Senator Butler. 1t
stated that Clevoland's plurality is
l,21O in New York, aud that no party OF
reasonable men now question the final
accuracy of these figures. The dis
patch was received with thunders of
applaiisc.