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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-10
REPUBLICAN, PLOT.
Defeated, They Are Preparing Dla.
bOlicai Plan TO Steal New York.
THE DEMOCRATS MAKING READY.
The WickedncSs win be Met by Very
Stern Measures,
THE DEMOCRATS MAKING READY.
AND THE PLOT WILL SURELY FAIL.
Ringing Speeches in New York-Florida
Ready for the Combat-Billy Ma
honc-Gov. Mcdaniel Inau-
gurated-The Result.
rhe pemoeratle stnte commiltee.

Headquarters Democratic State Committee,
Holman House, New York, Nov. y, 1881.
We deem it our duty to announce to
the people of the state that the Repub
lican managers have within tho last
forty-eight hours conceived a
new scheme for throwing again
into dispute the result of the
election in our state. For many days
after the election they, in entire bad
faith, claimed for the Republican candi-
dates several states which they knew
they had not carried. In the same bad
faith when every source of information
including tho Associated Press has
demonstrated that tho vote of New
York had been given to the Cleveland
electors, they still claim the state.
No fact of history is now better known
than that the results OF the election as
ascertained, declared and certified by
the election officers, and of the public
record throughout tho state, give New
York TO tho Cleveland electors by de
cisive plurality. These public GER
iilied returns have been
siited in the several counties
by both parties with the most conscion-
lious care, during the last four days, un.
oil every possible doubt as to the result
has been removed. knowing this fact.
they now propose, as last deperate re
sort, to make of the boards of the
county canvassers throughout the
state, whore con rolled by them, 50
many returning boards after the pattern
not long since used by them in the
southern states, and wherever their
board fails them judicial orders are to be
applied for, relying on the partisanshlr
of tho boards in the first place and IN,
judges of their own political faith in the
second. They intend and expect tc
throw again into dispute the resu:t
of the election and invciyt
it in interminable litigati n
70 this end printed papers have been
sent by them to their agents and repre-
scntatives in every county IN the state
of New York TO bo used with the count,
when even an occasion can be manurac
,ured. or the entire reliability of oui
information as 20 this scheme there can
be no question. We call upon the rep
resentativeS Of the party in the variou,
counties OF this state to be alert, and bN
every proper method to resist aud dc,
feat this desperate device, and mirdm
of tho grave consequences to Ia,
business interests of our state whicl
such a conspiracy necessarily involves
We deem it our duty to assure our pco
ple who have now generally acquiescet
in the result that they mav confdentl,
rely that toy no such scheme or devic,
will the State be deprived o
'he result OF its deliberate choice
it may disturb ard protract determine
lion, but it will not change tho result.
iSigncd.l "W. q. SNlru,
chairman Executive Committee"
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BRYAN, Nov. Especial. IA sad ac
cidont occurred about II o'clock last
night while the celebration was going
ON, which resulted i'm the sfdda1
ana horrible death of one of
the most estimabe and worthy
young men of Bryan. William will
hanson, while loading one of The can
mons, had his arm blown oil and he was
injured internally, which resulted i'm his
sudden death. The cause of the accident
was the man at the tube neglectlnr to
close the tube whilo loading. Mr.. John
I0nen also lost one of his fingers.
capt Bell an old citizen of this
county, and a deaor in sewing ma
chimes, willie in BRACES bottom tho
other night, attempted to OUTRAGE lit
tlo glrl,and when captured, shot negro
III the arm, wounding him severely.
he is now in Jail.
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-
wILLIAMsON oouNrY.
Celebrating tho Victory-uR for "A Deer

Celebrating tho Nictory-OR for "a Deer
Hunt -StOciSmen-Land sale.
TAYLOR, Nov. s. lCorrespondence.l-
The celebration of the election of Glove
land and Hendricks was the most en-
thusinstic ever witnessed; crowds of
excited people congregated on Main
and Broad streets; bondres and fire.
works and shouts of joy innumerable.
Iho speeches of Hon. James IL. Robert
son and j. w. Parker were cordially re-
ceiVed, Also several citizens who never
spoke in public contributed their mite
To explain what the victory of the DEM
ocratic party meaus.
hagan, kamp, Kelly, Doak, Tucker
and others will leave carly in the morn
lng for deer hunt In Lee county.
ihey assure your correspondent that
they wi II be all in good trim, and can he
counted upon In the event of any are
publican returning board"
Nj. IL. HoXie aud other prominent
stock men will leave Tuesday for Chi
cago and st. Louis to attend the stock
mems conventions.
OTIS T.. Bacon sold 100 acres adjoining
Taylor to a. V. Doak at $50 Der acre
to-day.
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Joy at rilot Point.

PILOT PofNT, Nov. o.. Correspond
ence. Pilot Point is tonight scene OF
The widest enthusiasm ever witnessed
mere. Tho scene upon the streets to-
night came as if by magic, and the
throng of people such as filed the
square and streets in one surging mass
until noon to-day know nothing of the
intended jubilee. Bonfires on every
corner OF the square, with flying rock
Gus, roman candles, iire-crarkers and
the hrlng of anvils, together with the
!hcessant ringing OF bells and the cheer.
lhB ol hunuredS OF voices, make n scene
more easily imagined than described.
"A mounted torch-light procession with
humorous trallsparencies, with notices
such as Burn this letter.
After twenty-four years. "John
Mays 10 lnter-Ocean," "No More .Joh-
berry, etc., marched the streets and re.
turned to the square, where appropriate
speeches were made by Hon. w. A.
Kendall, Caps j. e. Newbury and Prof,
;. l." Stranghan, Next, Beast Butler
was burned in ciligy. AS he swung high
above the heads OF the people torch
was touched to his body, which was
made principally from copies of the New
ork sun, furnished by some thirty or
more subscribers, and soon the whole
was consumed amid vociferous cheering
which together with the repeated firinn
Of anvils aud ringing of bells, was con,
linued by some Of tho indefatigAble
ones until far in the hours OF tho
morning.
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quarter of a century can greet these
hearers as my llow-cOuntrymen.
ror the first time since the hostile guns
of The north and of the south ceased To
thunGor, | feel that am your equal in
our common country. | can stand be
fore you to-nipht and salute your flag as
my own. The same blood courses
through your veins as through mine.
We love liberty; we love good govern
ment and hy the God OF the fathers we
intend to stand with you in The future,
for 1t is To You belongs this triumph.
Ihis is new north and new south.
1t is y resurrection. Great applause
Resolutions were passed congratula-
ting the business men Of the country on
ihe election of Cleveland and
Hendricks, aud expressing the
opinion that the nation was
now assured four years of pure govern
ment 10y an honest administration.
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SAN ANTONIO, Nov. Especial. =
1esterday evening MS the Sunset train
rom Converse station pulled into the
depot here, an unknown man, dressed
only in shirt, vest and pants, reeled out
OF tne passenger coach onto the depot
plSSiorln and fell dead. An inquest was
held to-day, but nothing was iound To
identity him, and the jury returned a
verdict of death from natural causes.
Che appearance OF the body, according
TO local physicians, indicates poison.
Richard Lummins, while drunk at tho
Mhlle Elephant saloon, was stabbed
thls morning by Nj. Gaynon and Thos.
Claliin. Different opinions as to the re-
SUIT OF the presidential contest caused
Lhe ahray. Lummins' wounds are not
fatal. Wv NV
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Tho Result iu Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.--The latest returns
from the state are more favorable tor the
Democratic candidate for governor, and
increase his plurality quite appreciably
1t stands now, 100 of the ia counties of
me state give Marmaduke little over
lz''u0 plurality, and the probabilities are
'iiAV inc final returns will give him
ABOUT 1900. The vote for presidential
electors is not yet obtainable, but an
eiIOrl is being made to get the summary
1l INC returns so tar sent to the secretary
0 state. At Jefferson City the majority
oi bland, Democrat, for congress in the
eleventh district, is about 5000, while
Heard, Democrat. in the Sixth district,
VIII nave about 1000.
secretary OF State McGiath, in reply
10 an enquiry from the Associated Press
reporter, says: "ln this State the oni-
clAi returns arc not opened and counted
Uhlll all the counties are in, but | have
special returns from 80 counties, also the
Guy OF st. Louis, and from these and a
computation of the votes of 40 counties
not heard from, conclude that the Cleve-
iand electors will have from 1000 to
S0,OOO majority over the fusion electors; /;
lhat Marmaduke's plurality for gov
ernor IL about 1850 and his majority
not more than 5000 Brooks, the Prohi.
DltlonlSt, for governor, will have from
5000 to 10000 votes. The State Senate
viii probably stand % Democrats and @
opposition, and the House 40 Democrats
a1d 10 opposition, which is a Democratic
loss of 10 and H."
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NEW York, Nov.o.-About fifty prom
ment Democratic lawyers met tonight
and discussed the law re.
Rlng 10 boards Of county
canvassers in the various counties
throughout the state. The result of
the discussion is that the Demo.
cratic lawyers will be present. AZ
every board OF rAnvnsSers Tuesday
next for the purpose of taking
prompt nction in ease any illegal act
isattemptei on the part Of the canvass
ers,
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MARSHALL, Nov. o. Special Mr..
Vhas. II. Young is dead. He attended
10 business as usual during the day.
In the afternoon he complained of feel
ing slightly unwell, and went up to the
Capitol hotel, where he boarded, for his
supper. lie stepped into the bar-room
TO take a toddy, thinking that il
would relieve him, and while waiting TO
10 ne served, suddenly Tell and expired
m few minutes. He was Young man
oi very exemplary habits. He was en-
gagged IN the hardware business, and by
S.rlct integrity and industry, had built
up large and profitable trade His re-
mains were taken To the residence of
MS brother-in-law, Dave Dopplemever.
ana Will be buried tomorrow morning.
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CALVERT, Nov. Especial. l.l-Demon.
estrations were continued Friday and
last night grand display of fire works
was given at the city square, in front of
me college, which continued untiu 70
o'clock. \ small cannon was moulded
~ the foundry with which the bows had
lots of fun. To-day every one seems
completely worn and tagged ont.
Your valuable paper is sought mt every
traln out unfortunately the news hoy
9as neen out OF papers for the past two
days when he reaches MS,
\ phantom party given at the resi-.
"g4ve we 3t Mrs. PARIS, was greatly enjoy
tu by the young folks.
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LoNdviEw, Nov. Especial Long
view was ablaze with glory last night,
and the heartfelt rejoicing of the people
was only tempered by the gravity of the
situation indicated in Senator Germans
dispatch. At q o'clock a procession was
formed with "mt pine" torches.
lamps, tranhparencies, flags, etc., and
this WAS marched through the
pilncipM streets, finally ending its route
Nv the puhlic square where nearly every
pIpniinent man IN town made each a
britf speech So that great number
could aid In voicing the general senti
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san SABA.
The Election Rcpor, aud other Interest =
ing News.

The Election Report aud Other Intercst-
ing News.
SAN sara, Nov. S-lSpecial. Re
turns from all precincts in this county
have come in, but somo have not a
vote. Eleven precincts give ireland 5en.
Jones 216, Sayers GG6, Rector no
Norton did not get one va O, The
returns so far indicate that j. q.
CMhoun, of Abilene, will be onr
next senator, aud j. l.. Shields
OF Coleman, our representative.
The firm of Pollock ~ Gibbs, of this
place, was closed yesterday. An attach.
lnent was levied ON their stock by T., A
II. Blum, to satistya judgment for 81. 900.
Tho citizens of Coleman held n mass
meeting last night to congratulate eacb
other ON the sucress of the Democratic
party. a large bonfire was
huilt in the square. Quite number of
citizens delivered addresses. There was
hrng of anvils and many cheers wers
given for Cleveland and Hendricks.
Mr. Wiles Murray has lot a contract
Tor another two-story Stone building on
the west side of the square, and bids arc
being received for another on Wallace
street ty other parties.
san Saba ameteurs will givo ap ontor-
tninment tonight vt the court-house.
Frost has fallen here for three nights.
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JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 9.--At n mass
meeting here last night to express the
General sentiment OF rejoicing at
the election Of Cleveland md
Hendricks, numerous speeches wero
made, fireworks disnlayed and
salute guns were fired. Resolutions
were adopted expressing satisfaction nj
me election and pledging tho earnest
support oI the Democrats of Florida In
Cleveland IN the maintenance of his
rights, conferred upon him by the sol.
emn verdict Of the people.
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"In LuhiIce Assrnhlnl :,

NEW loRK, Nov. 9.-rhe Young
Nen's Democratic club of BROOKLYN
sent the following dispatch to Governor
cleveland; "Ihe Young Mems Demo.
cratic club of Brooklyn in jubilee assem-.
h'ed, send their warmest congratulations
ana trust that your administrator may
be peaceful and prosperous as il prom
icann
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ment, Many houses were tastefully
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns.
candles, at the square and at the inter-
section of many streets hon-fires blazed,
cannons fired and fireworks were burned
all I'm honor OF the election of Cleveland
and Hendricks. We wanted to ex-
press our JOY mt this event, and we want
ell to contribute our mite to the mighty
volume of sound that last night uttered
a protest against the fore-shadowed rem
etition of the frauds of the 1876 electoral
commission. The temper of the Gregg
comfy Democrats on this subject may he
learned from the following resolution
which was adopted amid cheers and
cries Of determinations:
WHEREAS, The National Democratic
committee has asserted the attempt will
oe made to count Cleveland out.
Resolved, In the name of the De-
mocracy OF Gregg county, that we
pledge ourselves TO assist. as far as is in
our power, in seating Cleveland, il le-
gally elected, by arms if the Republi-
cans force this issue upon us.
The jubilee was continued to a late
hour of the night, and not an accident of
any kind occurred to mar the occasion,
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PETERSBURG, Nov. 9.-Tho Democrats
here are stlll jubilant, aud steps
arc being taken for grand torch.
light procession during the week. The
Republicans do not vet concede Cleye-
lands election. Malone claims New
York has gone Tor Blaine by small
majority. New York papers were i'm
great demand here this morning.
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Fntnl pnlitirnIn....,

KANSAS CRY, Nov. o-At Winfield.
Kansas in apolltical quarrel late last
night Sandy barge shot negro man.
name. unknown. The latter retnred the
uro' lata!iY wounding Barge. The ne
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CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Returns to the as
socialed press and to the Daily News
nom nll but one countvC' 'alhoun)inU mi
nols give Blaine 22,759 plurality. These
returns arc believed to he approximate.
" correct, the majority of them being
official, '''"S
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siarine R,po,t.

GALVEsroN, Nov. o. Arrived: Steam.
snip Dntchossfrom Gibraltar, via Key
west; steamship Hnrlam from Morgan.
sailed Vera Cruz; steamship St. Mnrv
Indiana, sailed Morgan City, schoon.,
James A. Garfield from Florida ports.
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On Nrnnnni nr .I.n1..n...

BUFFALO, Nov. 0,--To-day Fred Rose
visited Miss Louisa Bork and shot her
III the side and in the arm. She sprang
from window, after which he shot him
sell iatally. Tie was engaged tn marry
tho lady and was jealous. Shc may rc
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Tue presihent nnh rn,,r

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Presideut Ar.
thur, Secretary Lincoln and Al.
tornoy-Genera' Brewster returned In
the city this evening. 1t is stated that
the president has determined to appoint
Governor Crosby first assistant post.
master-general.
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NO. 361.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
TWO VERY SUDDEN DEATHS
Lady Wounded by Her Lover-He Gem
mits Suiclde-The Work of Confia-
sration-A Lawyer Roasted
"A Stabbing Array.
Fire Record.
AT NAPoLEONVILLE.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.--The Plea
yune's special from Thibadeaux saws:
last night a fire broke out in Dupaly's
hotel, which resulted in the destruction
OF the entire business potion of the viii
Iage OF Napoleonville, including the
Mesonic hall, the Odd Fellows haIl and
many stores and residences. The only
Important buildings saved were the
court house, Parish Jail, Catholic church
ana the Episcopal church. Capt. j. b.,
nltungton, prominent LAWYER
peflshed in the flames. The total loss il
$9oO,OOO. Insurance $4,000.
AT DETROIT.
DETROIT Nov. 9.-This morning at I
o'clock fire was discovered in the car
rage and wood works manufactory of
=; IL; J. G. Wilson. The building was
hlled with carriage ana sleigh frames.
all OF which were totally DESTROYED. Al
thls hour, a. m, the fire is still burn
ing. The loss is probably from S50,OOO to
Sfo,OOO; insurance $20,0O0.
LATER.-The fire this morning in @.
IL. ~ j. c. Wilson'S carriage and wood
work manufactory gutted the building.
winch was stored with carriages, bug,
gles and sleigh frames. The fire was
suhdued about O'clock. The loss is
S33,WO; insurance, $4,000. The fire
.tarted in the engine room. The cause
Is unknown.
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LnHi Mnilr IL.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 0.-All returns
are now in and elect Neal, Democrat. ia
congress by a majority OF less than loo.
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ATLANTA, Nov. 0,--Gov. Mcdaniel was
inaugurated yesterday. 1t is his second
term. N''"'
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smith & Hall will give you good com
panies., So cali and have your homek
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

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.fIl ih iHHAiHIHf afIHf ile lAfi.e
III tiFAy tiHHf fff ffHHnF nf
900 mllHfp Hni To- t'H'HiinH
HNl Hgfl6iy HaNn i#Y Ky tlifNf
pafalnf
Twp yHing mfh Hat ana THY'
l1f. siIla 500 horse ln illd0 fiala
naiHiy aH iia HIahf f llN slhi
tlfY wore pulsaad 1910 AlAlHma,
mtlHfNl aui mnlei w Meridian
Dagis tsppel bui Taylof woe iail.
od
r. MfQuislon superintendent
nf tho teniiehtlHlN Doc iHsi NJ.
Turned tbu nn official iufrettion
~ fIn convict amfs " lhA State.
md nta4as ihni M aDina m them
everything ia Carried 90 10 an m'
dofly anl humhno manner whilc
at others the ftyorae is the cnse
a Jnrk au man bought fgr o
nieklo % coin that Il col0fed mHn
bad pIouahod up lu this state On
u clo'o examination n proved 70 b,
Of Babylonish origin having been
coined during The reign of TIE 70.
n0Wnod Qnpou somirlmi The gen.
uemun ffflsrd 900 fot it and sanI
10 10 Washington lor further OK.
animation
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COUNTY

Next Monday, the 10th inst, is
the day appointed for the Demo.
Gratis Of Pamela county to meet in
mass convention at Sardis for the
purpose Of selecting delegates to
the Democratic State Convention.
which will meet at Jackson on
June 18th tho former convention
may also conclude IL is best tochoosc
delegates " the District Conyen.
ton, which will nominate a candi.
date for Congress. So, the Demo
Gratis Of Pamela will at once see
that this may be a very importan.
meeting, and, therefore, the Stan
urges them 10 attend and partici.
pate In the proceedings. We know
this meeting will occur when
farmers are busiest. but It seems
to us they should be willing "a
sacrifice one day 10 the demands Of
good government and the main
tainanee Of Democratic principles.
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Grand Jury Report I'd District
Pamela County.
STATE OF Mississippi,
Pamela County.

STATE OF Mississippi,
Pamela County.
IL me Hon. 4. r. Roans.
The Grand Jury, cmpancled nj
the present term Of the court,
would respectfully report, That
they have faithfully, and to the
best Of their ability, inquired into
the bodyof tho Second Court Dis.
trict Of Pamela county, and have
used all the means in their power
10 ascertain all violations of law in
the same, and without fear or favor
have presented bills Of indictment,
when. in their opinion, the cvi.
dence abducted wuald warrant such
course.
The Grand Jury would further
report That they have visited the
jail and hnl the prisoners well fed
and as comfortable as the appoint.
ments Of the prison will allow, and
would recommend 10 the Board Of
Supervisors Of the cpunty the
necessity Of another story over the
Jail, for the health, comfort and
better security Of the prisoners.
They have also examined such
public books aud records as they
deemed necessary, which thes
found cnrrect and well lont IL /.
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The defeat M the Morrison hill
III ne IiDuae ought na ~ musa
any hitter feeling on lhe pat "
Morrison nHl his nieulf Tho
moiion to strike @ni ihe onarting
elanpe WIS adopted by Il small ml
I0ity and n large Democratic vote
was cnal against H. Tho result Is
na evidence that thc Democratic
party Is not in accord w w. desire
fUt revenue foiurm and tus rtdur
tinn Tho difference in The partt
llaa been due 10 q diversity 0f
views Ne ~ the proper time when
thu reform and the reduction
could b. carried into practical #
ieet. Revenue reform aud honest
taxation nre sound Democratic
principles SO are administrative
reform and honest elections when
the latter have been secured by
driving the Republican party
frUin power the former will be ac.
cessihle. While the Republican
Senate aud the President stood IN
the way the Morrison bill was on
ly q denomination, not legislation.
Now that the tariff bill has been
disposed Of il Is the duty Of the
Democratic branch Of Congress 10
sct 10 work with harmony, yigor
and zeal 10 advance the business
Of the session and to make n record
for the party on which 1t can enter
the Presidential canvass with good
hope Of success. From this time
forth there should BE- no Democrat.
ie dissention At Washington, but
an earnest desire 10 rescue the
country from dangerswhich threat.
en- the very life Of Republican
institutions. Let Us all strive t.
secure the great and primary re-
form demanded 10y the people, by
driving from power mn utterly rot
ten party incapable Of reforming
itstlL.