Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-09
SEATTLE. ". T. SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER . lss.

y oecoInes necessary. We believe. wish
NJ. Blaine. that any party should be
sbte 10 stand defeat; bat q party worthy
q s1cce1z. a b the kspabIicsn party,
snoud uot yield 10 fraud fn the least
os4ree, 81 whatever cost
w.P. woLr,
C4sirmsn hepusiicsn STATE Commistee.
Teiss Them 70 Ress Cssnaeas.
NEW Yesx. Nov. THE Post says she
adnerents Of Grover Cleveland may
rest conndenf that this State has given
aim plurality. and that be has large
maiqrssy IN ths Eiecforai College
Frsn sensssx Gsrwan.
NEw YoKK. Nov. 7.-ssuaso. Gor..sn.
hartman Of the Democratic Nssiucal
Exeeutise Comr1ittee. has sent the fol
lowing cispsteh 70 tae Natioaal Goa
mitteeusan for each State:
'sNxw yoEx, Nov s,ber !.
rs - nos ooneeded on all sides that
Cleveland anu Hendricks are elected.
The plurality IN The State OF Nsx York
q not less than 100. A. p GoEMas.
Chairman Democratic Nationsi Gem
mittee.r
Exrisemeas sab~is-a.
NEw Ycax. Nov. s.--1he slsetion II
oiteuscnt IN Brookiyn has subssaed and
business is resumed. Bulletin boards
and telegraph Offices are deserted. and
political banners have been furied.
The committee Of Democrats who are
comparing returns Of the Presidential
election completed their Iabors today.
IL was found the two sets Of retnrns
agreed exactly. s
0Aieess 60 she Csars.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Sit is under
stood that Judge Advocate General
Swhinn, who is 10 oe tried by c1nrt-
martis Al On the 18th instant. will make
objections 20 several members Of the
conrf, viz !: Generals Scho6eld, Terry,
Murray, Rochester and probably one
other, on the ground tssat they are
ptejudiced, for reasons which his coun-
sei will explain TO the War Department. |
Such course will probably necessitafe |
further postponemet of the trial.
Csnneeslen Made.
BosToN, Nov. s.--There is an an
n0uncement from the Union Pacific
Railroad Company's Office that the Or |
eoon short Line will be connected at
Huntington today with the Oregon
Railway d Navigation Company lines, |
thus making through rail to Oregon, |
via the Union PaciGo Railroad.
Bank Statement.
NEw YoEK, Nov. s.-Weekly bark
statement Reserve. increase, x2,9l4,-
600. Banks now hold $34, ,l95 900 in ex-
cess Of legal requirements.
Leaisiana Csaaressmen.
Nsw ORLEANS, Nov. s.-The following
win be Louisiana's oeiegation to Con
ar1ss First Distriet-S. r. Martin
(Dsm.); second Michael Hahn Rep. }: |
fhird-Eivard Cav Dom.); Feurth-
n. g. Blanchard Dem.); Fifth.
Floyd King (Dsm.); Sixth-A. Berwin
tDem.).
Burned In Rnigy.
KANSAS CrTY, Nov. Sat Sterling,
Kansas, st. John was burned in effiey
on the principal street OF the town this |
evening.
OTTAWA, Kansas, Nov. 8. - Large |
crowds were on the street tonight. 81.
John was burned in effigy.
Declined 90 speak.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA number of Re-
publicans went in body to the house
Of Postmaster Palmer and called out |
General Logan. He bowed bis thanks |
but declined TO make any remarks.
The Brave e?l Traitors.
New ORLEAss, Nov. 7.-rhe Demo-
cratic State Central Committee ht |
issued an address of coneratuls o |
the people on the great victory gained |
by the Democratic party aud the noble, |
independent Republicans who bravely |
put themselves into the thiekest Of the |
light.
Rumsred Arrests.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 7.-Rumors were |
current late tonight that John }. Daven- |
port and John j. OBrien had been AT. |
rested for alleged tsmperine with elcs-
tion returns Mr.. O'Brien Was seen |
later and denied that he had been ar
rested. He said he understood he had |
teen indicted by the Grand Jury and
expected to be in custody in a day or
two. Davenport is United States Com
missioner, and O'Brien is Chairman o:
the Republican County Committee and
of the Bureau of Elections.