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THE RESULT UNCHANGED.
NO REASON TO BELIEvE CLEvELAND
mas nor CARRIED NEW YORK.

The Figure, Now show Tint Il IL I,IOs- Chair.
mnn Manning Makes II 1.stO-The Re
pubiican. Hope to Bring ~ Dnwn ny the
D,scov-ry Of Errors-hinss at Fraud
Slight Change. In the New York CITY Vote.
A few slight changes were made In the
election returns from three counties In this
State yesterday. which reduce Clevelands
plurality. as shown by THR SUNS table.
from 1.206 to li9s. Blaines plurality In
Livingston county was increased one. and
in Essex county two. and Cleveland's plurality
In Queens county was decreased five. Tho
smallness Of these changes. which arc tho re-
suit Of clerical errors. tends to strengthen the
probability Of the substantial correctness Of the
figures which The Sun has been enabled to
present to its readers. In the returns
from all tho other iifty-scvcn counties no
changes have been made although in several
instances the zorro ,tness OF the figures given
yesterday has been retcstcd and confirmed.
The Republican managers. however still put
forth the claim that the State has given n small
plurality for Blaine. and several charges Of
fraud and error were made by them
yesterday. 1t was said that in Now
Lots town of Kings county. in
brooklyn. and in this city several hundrod
more votes were cast for Blaine than were
credited TO him in the published returns. But
THE SUN has so far discovered no reason to
change the figures representing tho result in
New Lots and Brooklyn. In regard to the
alleged error in the returns Of this city. 1t ap-
pears that the Democrats admit a portion OF
the claim made by the Republicans but
assert that the gain to Blaine whom tho
error is corrected will amount to less than 100
| votes. Tho exact figures are not given. and
| probably will not be known until after the
| official canvass next week.
| The Republicans also aver that in four conn
tics in the upper part OF the state votes cast for
| Butler were counted for Cleveland. and the Re-
| publican National Committee Processes to have
evidence Of fraud in fifteen counties In regard
| to these allegations nothing has been learned
| which can settle the question oil their correct
ness
Up to this time, therefore with the slight
| alteration noted above. the returns received at
carried The State Of New York.
Moy TnSS BurShy snoyn by the
is $40. In view Of the assertions that
frauds had been perpetrated In the returns
from the Twelfth ward on this city Justice
crime had been committed, a large number
OF witnesses were subpcrnaed, but owing 10 the
Of in zach
ed. owing to the latcness OF the hour. The dis
pute relates only to the vote for County Treas
nror and Coroner, 1t is alleged that IN one
one was substituted for ne ro original one
made sna H s es of FnS su Ta0
in. The Republicans claim tho election oil
their candidate for County Treasurer by ma
jority. and the election of their candidate fol-
Coroner by 12S majority. The Argus to-mor.
| row will say:
Thi. makes rrima farie case Of apparent fraud
.s s gn, If n ngny s2nt' s md . rss
| severest Sentence OF the law.
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The CITY Possessing It's Soul In Patience Until
the Vote 10 Counted.

Yesterday was the fourth day after election,
and tho town had pretty much slid back into
Its old ways. In Park row the horse cars
moved along with thoir usual moderate
facility. Tho great crowds through which for
three days they had abored with oil the mp
penranco OF Juggornauts no longer surrounded
them. The Tribune steps were bare OF choleric
orators. md Franklins statue and the lamp
posts in Printing House square. whose fly
paper qualities had been most astonishing
ever since the beginning Of the great uncor-
taintv. were denuded. and presented their
ordinary boylcss appearance. In Broadway
excitement Vi q political nature had abatcd
and tho telegraph poles resumed their normal
status us the most curious and heart stirring
matters, in that thoroughfare. ON tho edge
policemen hauling small boys out of the
nrrsiin. trees and the inirlcncies Of the
neighborhood there was 10 more hoarse shout
Ing of bitter eouplets by bands OF trnmpng
no'sans nna the stsre9p.aI when nhi an
Of interest and beauty to tho moon. vi over
town pcople rested in ,lic assurance OF the cor
mates OF tho Republican National Commttee
ira" struggled only ltfuy, In the, streets. and
Tas unpro'ta6le nliks to the vonder and to the
public was again absorbed in the Conduct Of its
The Republican National HEADQUARTERS were
closed yesterday. Several members OF tho COM
mittee were therefand were chiefly busted in
settling up business affairs and paying of the
employees.
The democratic State Committee also abnn-
doned it's rooms at tho Hoffman House. Tho
Democratic National Committee was still NJ
work, but had no news to conlmunIca A
| crowd hung around the parlors. but there was
no excitement.
Tho Executive Committee OF the Irving Hall
Democracy held special meeting last night.
While the meeting was in sess on n pyrotcch-
ME display was made at Trying place and FIJI
teenth street. Several hundred people block
nded the streets. and sidewalk and chcercd.
Elliott Sanford presided at the meeting.
| Sheriff Davidson offered resolutions congratu-
lating tho people Of the United States on tho
| return to rowor Of the Democratic party, and
| rledging the supnort Of Irving Hall 70 the nd-
Senator NJ c. Murphy Il. b. Mooney. and J. r
Mcponough were appointed committee to
| make arrangements for a proper representa-
| ton Of Iryn. Hall at CioyeaI,ds Inauguration.
| At high noon Yesterday Frank Clark. the
| official gunner Of Tammany Hall. appeared in
| front OF Tammanv's building. in Fourteenth
street. with small cannon. and blahcd ava,
| 100 times in honor OF, the election Of C!eyc;
land. George Coffee. the veteran janitor. said
that John Kelly ordered tho guns.
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Committee about 1t. but did not make 1t public

Of course"
Tho Democratic lawyers were retlcent about
the details OF their canvass but IL IL under
stood that tho 425 votes were the total error on
the Cleveland side Of tho returns. and that tn Is
was reduced by the errors ON the Blaine sido
to q not less Of less than 100 to Cleveland.
Mr.. Jones sent out this address late last
night:
The Republican National Committee are taking the
most careful and thorough measures to ascertain errors
hany have made. aud frauds u any have ecm CON-
mittcd In the returns - the late election Ia the Sae o
New York II Mr. Cleveland shalt he found TO have plu
Talty Of even one vote prompt RQucscencc VIII FOLLOW
from the Republicans of the United states II Mr.
blaine shall be found to have plurality OF only one
the Democrats OF the United states The belief OF ihi-
committee, foun lod upon investigation Ia that Mr.
haine has a plurality Of several hundred votes and
that be so every honest man Will demand that u be
officially declared UntiI the Official declaration shall
b. nrsde ". ask the public 20 unite with ~ IN a. honor,
LOTIONS 10 the only safety for republican institutions
y, fEsstxDEN, Secretary. b. Y. JOINS, Chairman.
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The London Tunes on the Election.

LONDON. Nov. s.-The Times this morning in
leader devoted to the American Presidential contest.
1t is unlikely that there will be any serious at.
tempt to contest the result OF the election Mr. Blaine is
man ~ great gifts and is accomplished speaker but
he has unhappily identified himself with speculative
schemes and monsyed interests Mr.. Cleveland has few
brilliant qualities s public has bee compare
lively brief and modest but he has shown high sense
OF public duty, and will faithfully discharge his trust
without avorIng either the agnates OF Wall street or
the demagogues 1t IL 10 be hoped that Mr. Bayard will
accept of'ice under Mr. Cleveland Mr.. Bayard is man
of the highest integrity aud ability aud will dscred
1t the best traditions Of American diplomacy. The Demo
Gratis must now show That they are true TO the PRINCIPLES
cent electoral contest especially the Republican side,
has disclosed the existence of widespread corruption
which has alarmed honorable men IN all pArtieIn
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Prs.ien, Arthur left this city yesterday afternoon for
Washington.
Fire didsI - 900 damage in Mayor. Lane COS plumb
ing store nj ~ and - Mott street. early yesterday
The viii Of Mrs. virginia Loyal Farrasut, widow Of
Commodore Farragut WAS Med IN the sGrroghiss ONCE
yesterday She mskes her 10y all her sole executor
aud gives him the bulk Of her property.
The Mayor has appointed wyya Hodges civil service
in place Of Charles fArchd, resigned. Mr.
Russell Sturgs has been appointed secretary and eascu
tarY,
Achills verdalle, the Frenchmap who 10 charged by
Marie, tho Comtesso de Besse, with aIptupriAtinR
money and jswelry which she gave HIM 10 tnve', for
her hailed In 5000 yesterday by Thomas Grey,
real estate owner, o. De Kali avenue, Brooklyn
Sarah Barnes u yc,rs old living A. $40 West Fifteenth
street adnrrg tho display OF jewelry In E'hh
avenue store yssisray when James OF s2s Last
Twenty nfth street stole her pocNcthoox containing
Him IN INV SAk =.
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SIZE DROPPED THE BfBY.
A Black ened Face ut the Window had IL sad
Effect upon Mrs. Levi.

A tall awkward girl. in bright red shawl
answered 10 the name OF Josie Binlnof Of 30 Last
seventythird street in the Yorkve Court yesterday.
solomon Levi of l,2,i3 THIRD avenue complained that
the girl had frightened his wife.
MY wife was alone at home with the baby" Levi
sni and Miss Banlhof hnckenei like ancgro appeared
suddenly Mt window. Ny wife screamed and let the
baby fall on the floor and II bumped its head The girl
into the house and nearly the Then the
gri sui my wife had u crooked npsc aud dartei out
don't think my wife Will ever get over her fright"
Mrs Bankhuir stcpnuticr sail tie Girl was crazy
Her father who is in IA" wine business IN Philadelphia
she said had Josie to her To hc taken Of She
unable to control her. several times she had put
attire about the houses I'd all the
mates were afraid OF her.
| amt crazy, said MISS BXnHhu!. Ny stppmother
dislike NE She don't tell tho TRUTH
Justice Power discharged the girl
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Mixed Result In AIich,esn.

DETROIT Nov. s.-The Free Press DEM this
morning reported Baines plurality in LES precincts
out of l345 in the state. 3l45 and Ayers for
at 2t73 The Pos, Rcp) with two counties es,ina
ted and afew Others partly reported claims plurality
the electoral ticket of 5oo3 and for Alger Governor
OF 4.UlS The Congress delegation IL changed by the
election of Edrdge tDen) III the Third district by q
plurality Of 60 This makes the delegation Democrats
There will be Fusion GRITTY In both breaches OF the
Len
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England Strengthening her Navy.

LONDON. Nov. s.-Lord Northbrook. the First
Lord OF the Admiralty, has earnestly urged upon the
Government tho necessity Tor addition to the English
navy Of one hundred nrst.cass and one hundred and
h,ty secondcass torpedo boats. In accordance with
Lord Northbrooks urgent representations the Admiral
~ Board has ordered the construction OF four torpedo
cruisers and number of torpedo depot vessels for ser
vice at all important ports at homo and In the British
colonies
In the House Of Commons to-day Mr.. Marriott Glib.
eraN onered rssaIntons WIN approval OF the Conserya
pension ofthe sinking fund whics devoted to paying OF
the national debt for two and placing the amount
$GD,WoU", at the disposal OF tho Admiralty Board for
the increase OF The navy, Tho proposal received the
support Of many Liberals
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Alleged CLEARING Fraud" In Albany.

ALBANY. Nov S.-Tho EreHi"O JotUl,dj claims
to have discovered what 1t calls glarng fraud in
the Twelfth ward OF this city The returns OF two dis.
tricts disappeared and the Jouad, reporter handed
them up to-day and Gseerts that the figures al
tered to elect the Democratic county Treasurer Ivy ~
Notes. The figures OF the Twelfth ward given ali the
papers OF the city the night Of the election elected
the Republican County Treasurer. The JOurn1l
l2o votes were changed in order TO count the hcpnb
lean The matter IL in the hands Of ex-senator arrie
II the ward 10 thrown out. Cleveland will lose s votes
The Journal calls for prOnpt inNe stigaiion.
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PARIS Nov. S.-The divorce OF Nine. Patti
from her husband. the Marquis de Caux, was to-day
made absolute.
Col Mapleson said last night that he had heard from
Nine. PATHS lawyer yesterday, and that the divorce
would not be brought end for three
four days He said that Nine Patti had been divorced
from the Marquis lie Caux six years ago. and
that In 1878 she married SicOni In q Greek
church. She was married TO Nicolini again
years ago, and would marry him yet
another time after the present divorce granted. The
for tins last marriage was an estate in the south
Of France, valued at 8tu0,pO which belonged TO Nine.
PATTI aud which NJ her death might become matter OF
litigation. Her new marriage would have to take place
in France in consequence OF new divorce law passed
her = 4
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some Rets Paid. nome Not.

A few moro bets were made yesterday ut
great odds in favor OF Ceveans The bookmakers ridl
cuied the idea Of paving bets yet except thoGe
States concerning witch there s no dispute II is
timatcd that several mious II dollars depend On tho
statements Of the tanyasstng Boards next Tuesday.
Probably not more than enth Of the money IS in the
hands 0f the bOokmakeTs The great majority OF bets
made IN all street and among private individuals
great OF these bets have already been settled
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SAN FRAEcIsco, Nov S.-With three counties
To hear from California gives Blaine 90 eG5; Cleveland.
1853; Butler, 0iG ST. John, 81, Blnnes majority 10
3l9 The Republicans elected full Cnng~ss delegation
OF six. In the Legislature the Republicans have
jority on Joint ballot of 36.
with one county tn hear from Nevada gives Hlnne
7Gse Cleveland, $500; Blaine ajory So far .is6
Nothing IKE complete r.turns can he obtained from
Oregon but 1t is known that Blanes majority in the
state will be fully 1850.
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The hnuluus mt Work.

To-day the Hanlons will go to work in the
Fifth Avenue Theatre on Monday they will make their
first appearance in the city for years They aim take
have spectacular pant rumc said to be more surprs
ing in effect than Malulcu the Night Owl" the RED
GnOme" or the white knight" Their now clown Piz
zarNo. is sad 70 have greNt EMTOpenn reIMlAtlOn
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PARIS. Nov. ga despatch from Admiral
Courbe dated Keuns Nov, says that the Chinese had
attacked the fortified works commanding the road to
Jsm,in but had been repulsed with heavy less after
three hours hghting dssIntch from Gen. Briers
de lIsle. dated Nov says: The Chinese have made
n fresh attack Tu.Ycn Quan. They were easily
pulsed however. One French sailor Us killed.
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The independence. and the Ir,.A Vote.

The Independent Republican Committee Of
Kings county held meeting IN Brooklyn yesterday to
hnish up business. Several prominent independents
were present including Ethan Alien Doty who had this
to say about the Irish vote;
~ look upon the increasing division OF the Irish
as likely to he of great advantage hereafter The
for years has generally been considered the prep
erty of the Democratic party. This year the R,ains
campaign made love TO II that they have
drawn considerable portion Of II from the Democratic
party, and il likely hereafter To less tody for that
party, Thiswill force the Democratic party to make
better local nominations"
CongrRiulatorN resolntlons were adopted.
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Reports from scores OF other cities and towns
toll tho same story Of Democratic rejoicing.
P-e.,a.n. Jaet.on.. D.rAlc.,,on s1ssooo

AUGUSTA. Ga. Nov. s.-A meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Enterprise Factory Company held
day The report OF Acting President North showed that
the defulcation Of President George Jack amount
ed to nearly si55g0. The floating debt OF the company
Ia about x9O 600 the deficit from misappropra'ion aud
los, In t,oppagc, Ac being Sis2np II decided to
Increase the present capital stock of s5oC by issuing
$500 OOD worth Of preferred stock.
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The New Cable. Cea.. Working.

LONDON. Nov. Accommodation with Amer
ica through the Nackay Bennett cables, has now
ceased entirely 1t is believed at the London Office that
the damage caused by icrbergs on the banks of
Newfoundland 1t 10 hoped here that the cable oftc ais
In New York viii he able TO communicate soon with the
Fhraday, and that repairs will he made forthwith.
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Jersey city. XIi..inx Bank Clerk.

MONTREAL Nov. S.--Robort /. Hoffman. aged
Is has been arrested here charg. OF embez<ement
from hank In Jersey lie has consented to return
10 IN. STATES without uNtradUn and VIII leave once
in charge ui A.h,-can detectives
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For InsultInY n Won,nn.

George Carl. 2S years old. who lives in
Forsyth street insued Mrs Catharine Lies Of 33 East
Seventeenth street sh. passing Suyvcrant Park
FRIDAY afternoon A crowd chased him and n post
man finally captured him. In the SorANile tOurt yes
terdny he was sent.nG,d 10 the Islanl for ye months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-11-09
Tho Business Fart OF Louisiana Town
burned,

THIBopEAU. La. Nov. s.-A IRE last night In
Dupays Hotel resulted in tho destruction OF the entire
business part Of Napoleonv!le including the Masonic
Hall Odd Fellows Hall and many stores and residences
The only important buildings saved ore the Court
House parish iail, Catholic church, aud Episcopal
church i u. Warrington, a lawyer. persisted In the
flames Tho total loss 10 estimated at 500 wv.
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The Grand Jury has not indicted John j
oBrien chief OF tie Bureau OF Elections The matter
was talked over hut dropped, at least unit! Monday
when Mr. ~ Brian complied with tho orders Of the eOlr
requiring him to exhibit the duplicate returns.
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Another Trip with Kensrd'. balloon.

PARIS. Nov 8.-Capts. Renard and Krebs
made balloon voyage to-day from heudon TO BillAn'
court and returned aghting at the point from which
they started In forty hve minutes The aeTonAus MADE
Q complete success In steering their balloon.
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/. Gov. Cleveland to be Married,

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. S.-The Rev. James Nc
eod pastor Of the Second Presbyterian Church Of this
city and who formerly occupied the pulpit Of Prtsby
terrain church at buffalo says that he has II on good Az.
thority that Gov Cleveland will be united IN mar
riage with young lady OF Buffalo
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A Democratic Negro Attacked with KnIves.

RALEIGH n. c., Now S.-There has been much
excitement here incident to the election. but good
has maintained until tonight, when upon the
receipt of despatch claiming New York for Blaine the
negroes became greatly excited They took possession
Of the principal street, attacked Democratic negro
named Charles Cardwel with knives, and attempted 10
take down a Cleveland banner suspended across the
street Being warned to desst they left Tie WORK
I'm al
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OTTAWA Kan, Nov s.Thsre wero largo
burned In etiigy.
STERLisG Kan. Nov s.-St. John was burned In cfngy
on the principal street OF this town last evening.
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War In .Abyssi ala.

CAIRO. Nov. 8.-The treaty that was made by
Admiral Hewitt IN behalf Of England with King John OF
Abyssiniu 10 now threatened with collapse, The Abys
sinians under chief Rae AloulR raidnR the south
ern OF the Soudhn burning villages and plumber
ing ihe crops The garrison At kassaa, under Mason
Psshn Is preparing TO give battle to RAs Aloula.
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A I.ixs. stock ut Wheat In England.

LONDON Nov. 8.-The stock Of wheat in Eng
land is estimated At l5ooO quarters being lees than
two thirds of the amount held = year ago, The low
pr current here repellng American imports, AMI
Illus lightsued the stock held by English dealers.
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NorlA CnrolIna ED. 600 Cor CIeyelaud

RALEIGH. Nov 8.--The Democratic majority
in North Carolina is $500 The Congress delegation
stands Republican and Democrats Both branches
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-11-09

John I. Davenport. Chief Federal Supervisor
Of Elections got back TO his Olive yesterday lar the
hrst time In three days lie says he thnk blame has
got the state
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The Iuock,p. Valley Troubles.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. 8,-Goy, Hoadly re;
he WINGED the sherins have done all In their
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Sixnal once Prediction.
JuTTIy0s ABOUr TOWN

Slightly warmer. fair weather. winds Shifting
to east anu south, lower barometer.
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TIE Omciai Value OF staten Island.
The State Board OF Equalization has hHsd
the aggregate value Of properly IN HeLmold souao a.
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The Omcial W.

James Taylor, q Republican was elected 70
the Assembly In the Tenth district OF Kings county aud
not j. b. Langley, Democrat Ne previously supposed
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wiseonsiu's Legislature Republican.
MADISON Nov. 8.-The next Legislature OF
wisconsin will stand; Senate 40 Republicans and IS
Dsmocrats Assembly 81 Republican, aud oi Democrats.
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Unprecedented success and still increasing sales Of
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price rs csnts.-Adv.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-24

The wet weather makes the tracks slip
perry. This was noticeable in the sliding
of the cars at the union depot this morn
ing when an attempt to stop was made
The men in the c., R. l. & P. round
house have their hands full of work Just
now. In fact they are busy greater
share of the time. A large number of
engines are repaired in the shops mere
during the year.
The Peoria express left with big load
of passengers this morning. A number
of them came in from various points along
the road last night to hear Hon. Carter
Harrison speak. and renamed in the city
over night.
Forty car loads of live stock came in on
the c., M. & st. p road at l a. m. today
and at once proceeded on their way to
Peoria This is the last of the AS carloads
spoken of in the ARGUS on Monday as be-
ing shipped from Britt, Iowa, to Peoria,
to be fattened.
Tie c., B. & 9. trestle bridge in Syl>
van slough is being considerably strength
ened. 1t seems queer that the yawning
chasm on either side of this bridge is not
filed in. If it were to give way some
time with passenger train horrible ac>
cident would be the result, for those who
were not killed outright would be drowned
in the river.