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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-13
ELECTION RETURNS.

Topeka Commonwealth: We give
below the official returns of the vote for
governor, at the election this year from
sixty-two counties, and also in the same
table the vote in each county two years
ago. It will be seen that the plurality
for Martin IL these counties is 28,023
which will be increased by the other
counties to about $1,000, or perhaps q
little more.
The vote TOR president in the same
counties, with the exception of Osborn,
not reported this year. is: Blame 1885,
400. Cleveland 70,906, st. John, 1884,
Butler II, 468.
The vote for secretary of state, is
Allen, Republican, 121, 647; Hagan.
Democrat, rs. 452; Hebbard, Greenback
and Prohibition, 1896 Blaine's plu-
ralitv will probably reach about G0,OOO
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Chicago News: The election of VIM
Warner In the 9th Missouri district,
means very much for Kansas City. That
marvelously enterprisinR city Is sure
now Of splendid representation In Con-
gress. Warner Is essentially Kansas
City man; he is fair type of that happy
combination of intelligence and energy
by which Kansas City has pushed hel
way until she Is now the leading city o.
the Missouri valley and tho rival of st
Louis, but there are other interests asid'
from those of mere increase of popula
tion which this sturdy metropolis shoulC
conserve at this time. She should b,
represented abroad, in the first place b.
Kansas City man. aud not by q TurA
bumpkin-by . man acquainted and Ii
fall sympsihy wtth her varied interests
Wsshsf Is ne best congressman Kansa
CITY could have elected.
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eoo6 sentiments

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. IL Among the
resolutions adopted at the grand Demo.
cratic meeting last night was the follow.
ing: Resolved. That we VIII welcome
the day when there shall be no solid
south and no solid north but solid
Union as il IVES eighty years ago, and
when all American citizens, white
black, native and adopted. at home and
abroad. shall stand equal before the laS
and be protected by our couutry's nag
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Our readers ought not TO forget that
the time for the opening Of the Worlds
Industrial and Cotton Centennial Expo
sitiOn at New Orleans is fast approach
ing. 1t will open on the LIST of Deem
Der, 1884. and close on May 81, 1885.
The time for the exposition is we'll
chosen, as during the winter the fields
and forests retain their vernal hue, manY
fruits ripen, the orange and many tropi-
cal fruits are In their prime. It will
be worth anYbOdy's while TO go to the
Crescent City this winter.
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Tothe citlzens of Missouri: Pull down
your Vest. He Is making fool OF him.
self. He is credited with the following
incendiarY observations on the present
election situation: Beware, for one
step further and the people of the U nited
States IN their majesty will rise and
throttle the scoundreis that are attempt.
ing to rob them Of the privileges they
have won''
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The National American, a temperance
journal which was devoted to the inter
ests Of Brooks. the Prohibition candi-
date for governor of Missouri, but which
disapproved of the national st. John
movement, has this to say: The Re-
publican party of the young state of
Kansas, with q liberal and sensible plat
form, cast more real Prohibition votes
than were cast for 81. John in a dozen of
the older and larger states.
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FOREIaN NEWS.
cHoLKRA ePREAprNa.

PARIS, Nov. 11.-Between noon snd
II O'Clock last night 81 fresh cases OF
cholera and II deaths were reported in
this city. These numbers do not in.
clude additional cases and the deaths
which occurred &C the hospitals. In
numerous instances victims were seized
by the dread disease IN 9 most sudden
manner with hardly any premonftlons.
They were stricken on the streets. IN
omnibuses and other public places, OF
when about their ordinary vocasfSns
The hospitals set apart fog the usa Of
cholera patients ara already foil to over.
flowing and others are being placed IN
readiness rapidly as circumstances per-
nit Many cases have occurred among
the troops ct the garrison. In nearly ail
the barracks some soldiers were attacked
If the epidemic continues An order vii
be issued closing the public schools
The eastern and central PORTIONS OF ~
city are the ones most affected. The
residences occupied pr1ncipaIly b Ene
lish and American people are IN & NO
excellent sanitary condition.
BKRLTN, Nov. 1.-THE imperial hoard
Of health Of Germany, Austria sud Hua
gary are acting In concert in au endeayo
70 adopt measures 20 prevent he chcler,
from securing an entrance into eithe
country.
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Ex.s,ase treasurer T,annin enve

Ex-State Treasurer Lappin gave the
necessary bond of $1,000 To- his appear
ance before the district court, when
wanted there, and was released from
Jail. His bondsmen are c. G.. Scrafford,
j. p. Cone, Simon Conwell, H.C. Settle,
Richard johnson and d. B. McKav, of
Nehama county, and John Hornbeck, of
Shawnee county. Sheriff ThoD,as says
that 1t is one of the strongest bonds ever
given In Shawnee county.
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Champion: The aggregate amount
of the claims that would probably be
made by southerners, IL the prospect of
their payment was good, is estimated,
upon the basis OF those claims which
have already been presented, to be about
$4,000. 100000, a sum equal to the ma
tionAl debt at the close OF the war. The
Democrats in Congress voted 43 tor and
81 against the amendment to the consti-
tuition preventing the payment of such
claims. Tho conduct of the Democratic
indicates that this danger will not bs
past uctil the solid south Is broken.
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Eannnn Ehaanra

CoNcoRDIA, NoY. 1.-THE North
western Kansas Editorial association
meets 9 the Laracques opera house this
morning. The editors and citizens of
ConcordIa will give the association q
reception ana ball this evening. The
afternoon will be spent in the election
of officers and Q drive about the city.
On Wednesday, by courtesy Of the B. g
81. railway, the association will go on
an excursion to Omaha, remaining there
one day and stopping half day ct Lin
coin on their return.
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itv ~ tha balIoae 60 for Busler were

fly Of tie ballots cast fog Butler were
counted for Cleveland. These frauds
will, it Is affirmed by the Republican
managers, make difference Of probably
1.2eo In the sts1e's votes In favor Of
Hr. Blaine. Nothing of any conse-
eaenca viii b done IN tbs matter
ef investigation Tomorrow, but On
GOndsY, a. array Of evidence VIII De
arranged for presentation TO the state
csaysssine board. Blaine telegraphed
| 70 the Star tonight that he considers
himself elected, and will NOS concede
/ tie loss of New York until an official
count Is made. He believes the vote a.
counted secures his election. He again
couasels prudence ind patience. Sew
efal election inspectors were arrested
this evening. They were charged with
| delaying the returns. and were locked
up 70 await examination before the
/ United States commissioners Monday
Both parties sill claim the state. The
stats committees Of both political par
| ties formally closed their headquarters
today, It n to be remarked that the one
GESTURE Of the returns from New York,
/ which l. Of the greaEest Significance, II
that the reported local maioRiti6s In
those Democratic Jurisdictions where
frauds might be expected have been in
creased from time to time without any
explanation or pretense that the tables
had been revised or that errors had been
detected IN the earlier count OF the votes.
The Democratic maiorities In New
York and Kings counties were reported
ct the outset as aggregatlDg barely CO..
600. They were subsequently increased
to 1898 e. returns Of the Republican
msjoFitlss began TO draw ahead Of thesS
figures. They Wers still further In
creased to Sc, 7e9. and still further addi
lions must have been since tAbulated IN
| these counties in order to place Cleve-
lands vote ahead Of thatof Blaine in thu
consolidated returns from the various
county clerks of the state.
HIS LAST CARD.
ALBANY, Nov. Sit Is announced tina
Dan Manning has laid his trump carr
upon the table. In all the returns thu
far published the plurality in ALBANY
county for Cleveland has been stated q
64S, showing q great Democratic los
over 1880, when lt gave Hancock
plurality Of 1901. Mr.. Manning ha
been holding back the returns from tina
county, and now announces that Glove
lands plurality Is S,648. giving Cleve
land the state by about 600 plurality
Mauning's object IN thus holding baci
Albany county Yves, il Is stated, to pu
, the Republican managers On record.
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ChaaEa In 20 aanta Fe.

ToPEKA, Kss., Nov. 10.-Mr. J. s.
Leeds was to-day appointed general
freight agent of the A, T. s. 8. r. r. R.
and Mr. J. o. Phillips assistant. Mr.
Barlow, late general freight agent, goeI
as traffic manager to the Mexico Cen
trail. Mr.. Leeds has been assistant gen
eral freight sgent of the Santa Fe fol
some years, and his appointment is con-
sidered an excellent one.
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Kansas Agficulturalist: "GlorY 10
GOdl Let the loud bosannAs ringi" are
the sentences with which the Kansas City
Timss heads is election news in yester-
days paper. Good Republicans can
hardly deplore defeat II 1t causes Dem
Ocratic papers to acknowledge that God
has something 10 do with mundane az
fafra
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The Kansas State Journal in the true
spirit of hungry Democracy is
already diving the spoils. The
burden Of song seems to be
the apportionment Of post offices and
"good things" for the boys. 1t says Gov.
Click will control the federal patronage
OF the state II Cleveland is elected and
advises Democratic statesmen TO stand
solid with the governor. Don't be too
previous. Tomhnson; you are disclosing
"the spirit of your dreams" too quick
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Kansas Returns.

TOPEKA, Kss., Nov. 11.-Official re-
turns have been received at the Office of
the secretary of state from 60 out of 80
counties in the state. OF these Martin,
Republican. tor governor, rect ived 49,
500; Click, Demo cr't, "a 422; Phillips,
ProhibItionist aud Green hacker, OSLO;
Martin over Click, %. 0S3 Il is believed
that the other counties will increase his
plurality to about $1,000. Blaine eltc-
tors received 121 400; Cleveland, 70,906
st. John, 1855; Butler, II .466; Blaine's
plurality, 50,494. 1t is estimated that
the other counties will increase Blsine's
plurality TO about 10000. The vote On
the other state officers in these counties
is, Republican 121 CAT; Democrat, u.s.
Ass; ProhIbitionist and Greenbacker,
1896,
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n..tinn Retnrna.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.-Cleyeland'G
plurality In the state is 1877. Only a
few votes were cast for st. John. Other
points to hear from sre not likely to
change Cleveland's plurality more than
1000 votes.
RALEIGH, Nov. 10.-The Democratic
majority IN North Carolina 10 5000
The congressional delegation is one Re
publican and eight Democrats The legIs-
lature is more than two-thirds Demo
cratic in both branches. They are
having demonstrations In every town in
the state over Cleveland's election.
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An Albany DemonstraGioa.

ALBANY, NOV. 1O.-The Democracy
at Albany held . monster celebration to
night. Thousands Of strangers were in
town. The city was illuminated and
houses decorated. Governor Cleveland
Witnessed the parade from the Window
of the executive chamber in the capitol
but did not review It. The number d
visitors at the executive chamber va:
very large. Many coDgraiulatoTy teIe
grams were received.
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John B. Finch. the chairman Of the
Prohibition committee. whose exultaBt
manifesto found place In the dispatch
es day or two ago. Is . rabId. firs-eai-
ing Democrat Of the most pronounced
type, and Il not TO be wondered ct that be
IL exultant at the prospect OF Grover
CleVelandia election.
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Champion: The Topeka capital has
already DIVIDED the Offices under Pea
ident Clevoland's administration and
says Sam Wood will be scnt as consul 70
Hong Kong. This would suit Kansas
people very Well-unless there is some
place further OF than Hong Kong.
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ALFALFA for Rnna

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, Nov. H.
John II. Mastison was arrested last even
ing On Q charge Of fraud perpetreted
upon Chss. Hendricks, who deposlted
with the banking firm of ]. d. MAST
son in receiving from him 9 check for
81 600 Friday afternoon last, when he
knew himself insolvent and was about
70 make an assignment. The crime Is
q miedemeanor. He was taken before
Justice Shepherd. MastisOn waived an
examination and appealed the case "a
the county court, which meets Deem
Der LIST. The matter will be laid before
the grand jury. Meanwhile Aastison
was held TO bail IN 5000. OtheI
charges are expected to be made against
the defendant to-day.
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GREKNvILE, CALIFORNIA. Mr. Har-
~ Williams ceitilles under his n0tarlal
seal, that Mrs. A. Williams was suffer
ing with pains In the back 30 severe
she was unable to turn and was deliri-
GUS. When the case assumed an alarm
Oil WAs made. externally after several
remedies had been tried aud failed
The patient slept soundlV until morn
ing and got up entirely cured.
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PhiladelphIa Press.-A presidential
eiection always accoDplIshes one thing.
II shows e uoting elss can, the INFINITE
capacity Of the American patriot for
loanng on the strest corner and exposing
the membrane Of his throat.
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rhe sItussson summar,Eed.


NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Actlng upon the
result Of to-day's partial recount Of New
York city's vote and the evidence Of
fraud received from the interior Of the
stat Chairman Jones and Secretary Feg-
sender Of the national Republican COM
mittee at II O'Clock tonight issued an
announcement addressed TO the Repub-
licens of the country to the effect that
New YoFk's electoral vote has been Civ
en- 70 Blaine and Logan. NotwithGtand-
ing the lateneas OF the hour and the fact
that the Democrats had been holding On
GlI day and far into the night with their
celebration, the news spread rapidly, and
before midnight the city was again all
excitement Hundreds fiocked firat %
the hotels and others 70
formation; nonRht, however, could Be
obtained apart from the terse announce
ment Of the committeeman Had the
intelligence come &c Al earlier hour, the
riotous scenes Of Thursday evening
would have certainly been repeated
| This morning four Democratic lawyers
who profess TO be alarmed for the coun
try't safety, went 70 the election bureau
/ and begun the third recount OF the New
| York county returns. Before night the
reconsIdered their determination fog
fair count, and left the bureau In /
hasty fashIon. The chief cause of tnei
pOssponiBg the recount was the dis
covery that . mistake in one district o
400 in Cleveland's favor had been made
SelEsaefifcing Republicans propose .
devote few hours % counting to-day.
Evidence of fraud IL found on ever
hand. Nearly 1000 fraudulent vote
were cast tor Cleveland in Westcheste
county, sud Only the sETietest of1cI1
count can cofrecI the vote Of Kings Al
Queens county. The returns have be
tsmpered with in Albany county. and !
] the nineteen counties forming the bel
tbetween Kingssoa and Buffalo, mstol
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a namonrntin Conrraaaman

BURLINGTON, Ia, Nov. 1.-THE off,
ciaI canvass OF the First congressional
district, completed this morning, show
majority for Hall, Democrat, over
Woolsou. of 20,
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"DonT count yO1r chickens before
they are haiched" IL al old adsgs. A
better one nOw h. -Don't display your
Pouitry till the votes are counted"
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4 CIase LagiaIature

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-The recent estI-
mate a. to the complexion of the Illinois
state legislature is that it will be q tie
on Joint ballot-the senate having ma
iority of one Republican anc the House
. majority Of one Democrat. Contests
are lIkelYto ensue In three districts which
may reverse this condition of affairs
The situation is made more interesting
from the fact that successor to Gen.
logan Is To he elected
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Atchison Globe: The temperance peo-
pie of the United States have been the
allies of the Democracy in the presiden-
tlal contest. and if it turns out that .
Waterloo befelI the Republicans on last
Tuesday, it will be because the temper
ance people of New York in a great
corps 10000 strong or more, like Bluch-
er came TO Democratic assistance before
night fell. II viii be the temperance
votes in New York that will score mp g
Democratic success. If il turns out that
the Democrats have been successful.
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m. e,,ons-Dsnoora,., sumu,.-v.

Auo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S0AALl8NJ.
The following table gives the I'M
official results In New York by
counties. Where county is represent
ed in one column only, it means the ma
joFIty given for Blaine or Cleveland
according to the column in which the
figures appear:
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Il. n1a,.Au.,.I..

AUGUSTA. Me-. Nov. linz. Blaine
remains quietly At home. He appears
waiting. like everybody else. and occu-
pies himself shout his ordinary affairs
and entertaining frlends who call.
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wall Knoun C1srExman

ROCHESTER,, Nov. 10. -ReY. John
Anderson Nelson, pastor OF the First
United Presbyterian church st Gale
donia, died Saturday evening. The de-
ceased was we'll known throughout the
country. He was formerly stationed al
Lawrence, Kansas. He was forty-two
yesre of age,
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NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE reduction
by the Delaware, Lackawanna and West.
ern railroad of its rates to meet the low
est figures figures Of other roads, has
put new life into the railroad war. The
price of tickets Is $40. so to Chicago this
morning by all railroads except the New
YORK Central, which asks S12, and the
PeunsYlvania Central, which asks $20.
1t is thought the New York Central will
come down to $10.50 during the day.
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A Transparent Fraud.
The Kansas City Times has the f
loyzin0 sneciaI. We ltsIicise parts of

The Kansas City Times has the fol-
lowing special. We ltslicise parts of t.:
NEW YoRK, Nov. 10-EarlY this
morning the polling clerk from the First
assembly district of this city called at
the ONCE of the district attorney and
said he wished to make Q statement. he
declared fraud had been committed at
the poiling place in counting the votes
on the day Of the election and
that he and his associates wished
TO confess and make the proper correc-
tioG. He soGs giCea Per8sissiOR TO return
and make up the report Of the precinct as
e ought to be. The district committee is
reticont - 70 the nature Of the fraud.
and e to the exact end sought 70 be &C.
compIisbed by tt, but IL may be safely
stated that the true returns, as Il 1eiLl
7Oao be made, sA0so q substantial gain for
Cleveland. It Is quite probable, then,
when the final count IL made, Cleveland
Will have q larger plurality than he IL
now show TO have by the face Of the re
tnrns. Chairman Smith Of the Demo
cratic state committee, when spoken q
about the subject this morning, smiled
and said Cleveland was perfectly safe
@We VIII have, /" he continued, "votes Il
spare"
'What do you think the plurality vii
be-" asked your correspondent.
"Yoa must excuse me there, don
want TO ies the enemy know how mucl
| they hsye got TO figure on. Ali cal
now say IL that We have no uneeslness.'
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The Fastsot Time on Record.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 1.-THE slate
is broken and Maud s., the queen of the
turf, has made the fastest time on record
Time: One-quarteE, S2s{; one half, 1 :04
| three-quarteTs, :37; mile, 2:094.
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Itdia n1l iake lOsG Cor Jsy Gould 10
get Gid with Grover Cisvsland. Gould
and Vasdsrbilt have ''ssen" him before.
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BusInsasIske.
~

RocHKsrKR, N. T., Nov. 10.-At call
Of the business men Of the Republican
campaign committee, . large meeting Of
manufacturers and business men wa
held tonight, and COMMITTEES Of twenty
eight appointed 20 witness the count Of
this county and see that fair count wal
had. The following was ordered sent
B. +. Jones, national committee-The
business men Of the Republican cam.
paIgn committee Of Rochester, n. =.
have Iabored zealoussy for the national
ticket, and believing Is has plurality d
legal votes, propose 20 stand By you
COMMITTEES in all efforts 70 secure isil
count and CANVASS. with determination
60 assist In the Inauguration Of the can
Gida1es honestly elected, whoever the
mey be. We hope you viii Be uncona
promising Is holding the tort and main
taining The political integrity Of d
state Of New York. A committees osou
number VIII be present 20 witness "a
ofdcial canvass Of the county.
FRED WRIGHT, Chairman.
HORACE McGuTzE, Secretary.
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Delsvars Returns.

WlLMEEeTcN, Noy. 12.-The oaici.,
vote Of Delaware y: CLEVELAND, l7054 .
Blaine. 12.57e; st john. IS. Buslsr.
Inc St John and Butler electoral fIekaSs
we're reported in EeweszfIe county oalV.
On temperance leglalasion the vsts ~
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Tammany Traded

NEW YORK, Nov. I0--At q meeting
of the TammanY Hall committee on or
ganization tonight the district leaders
reported they were beaten by trading on
the part of the county Democrats of
Cleveland for their local ticket. In one
or two Instances only TemmanY mem
bers were reported as disloyal, and the
leaders claimed Tammany as next to
universal in allegiance to the national
ticket. Register Reilly said that the
Blaine men we're wearing the county
Democratic badges IN his district, and
he charged that Maurice B. Flynn, q
prominent county Democrat, had given
young man named 6orman 81 TO de-
sef1 Tammanv. Other members were
also specific.
Civil Justice Kelly and Police Justice
Power, who hsYe begun investigation
concerning the trading OF votes in the
Sixteenth assembly district on behalf Of
the county Democracy, say they have
discovered eleven cases of disloyaIty 20
the national ticket on the part of Tam
many halt members and will place the
evidence before the national and state
Democratic committees. Roscoe Coax
| ling hes been retained by the Democratic
national committee 20 act in any pro
ceedin9s that may arise IN connection
with the pending election canvass
| Conkling - tonight IN consultation o.
| the Hoffman house, with the committe.
of lawyers, who have undertaken TO &c.
fair couBtIng.