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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
improvements During tho Past Year
Present Insurance Rates too High.


Below is given the text Of the an
nual report OF the committee on nre
department, which will be read at the
meeting tomorrow afternoon:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council.
GENTLEMEN Your committee on
fire department hegs leave TO make the
following annual report for the past
year: Two new hose companies were
Organized early last spring. Our fire
department now consists OF three hose
companies and one hook and ladder
company. The organization OF two
hose companies made 1t necessary to
purchase more hose. Accordingly
two thousand feet OF heavy standard
rubber hose was bought, which, added
to the one thousand feet of new stand
ard hose on hand, gives the depart
ment (in case OF fire. three thousand
feet of new rubber hose, besides the
six hundred feet OF old hose on hand.
There were purchased for
this department during the
mast wear, three four-wheeled hose
carriages. two OF which are now In use,
and one ho,, k and ladder truck, The
steam engine has been cleaned, oiled
and laid by, and will not be placed In
service except in case OF an emergency.
Our old hand apparatus has been
slowed away, and in accordance win
q former resolution Of this council
vour committee are now in correspOn-
dence with parties In reference to the
ssie Of fhe same. The change from
hand to horse apparatus made l. nee,
| essary to purchase two additional
teams. It will also soon be necessary
! IN n,,rchase n team fer the Peter Smith
hose company, making four teams fol
the use Oh the department, but your
committee would suggest that twu
teams might he worked to advantage
ON the streets, working them alter
nately. leaving one team AT each
station TO respond to the brs
alarm during the day. ~ course All
four teams would be available at night
when The greatest number OF fires oc'
cur. In our opinion, $50 per month
would be q fair compensation for team,
sters. 80 lonC as the same can be PAID
out OF the police fund.
1.-Two lots living between Main and
Houston and Eleventh and Twelfth
streets have been leased by u. Is. Dag
gett al a mere nominal sum for tht
| Farm ~ Ave years on which there hai
heen erected Il new building for a hos
station and bell tower. The buildin;
| is two stories high ana 1oAoo Iee.. IN
lower story has sufficient capacity 4
accommodate two hose carriages ans
two teams. The upper story contain
two bedrooms, with bedding for team
sters, and two or three voluntee
| firemen, and . comfnodiou
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
THE HIGH COURTS.
synopsis Of Opinions Rendered ut the
Austin Term.
Reported for the Gazette.
rn,fx,,t ms tuu.,u

Reported for the Gazette,
COURT OF APPEALS.
Cullers n Henry VS.. BriLton & Lyon,
from Graynon.-O motion for rehear-
ing. 1t Is u settled rule OF practice In
this court, that no exception made to
evidence In the trial court will be con-
sdered in the appellate court unless
the same appears in bill Of excep-
tons, or In statement OF facts duly
signed before the adjournment OF the
court for the term. The proper rules
Of practice are laid down In . Texas
law, Rev. 60, and 3 Texas law, Rev.
%. Adbering TO thisrule, and because
II was not presented AZ IA question on
the original hearing, we sustain the
motion and rehearlng Is granted. Ke-
hearing granted. Wilson, Judge.
liadeIlnn Vi. The State, from Ellis
county.-Ihe indictment In this case
was founded upon article 707 of the
penal code. IL involves personal prop
erty, however, whereas u proper con-
s,ruciion OF that article will show that
the ofiense denounced IL not the sale
OF real property on which the owner
has given u written mortgage. The
Indictment charged the conversion oi
eighteen bales Of cotton. The one con.
stIuctioD n that the property consisted
Of n growing crop. The Indictment
charging 1t us movable does not make
1t 20, In view of the accepted doc
trine that fruits 30 long az
they are hanging, crops until gathered
and timber trees while standing are
things unmovablc. Hence the indict-
mcnt failed TO charge an ofiense, and
-. 81. - 4. f..f hs
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A private letter from Danl. NJ. Houser, Esq.
the great chief of the st. Louis Globe Democrat:
ST.. LOUIS, April 10, 1884.
MY DEAR CHAsE:--In complying with your
request, for the facts of the wreck of Steamer
Steinmann, give you the details as telegraphed
by our special at Halifax, N. s.
The Daniel Steinmann of the White Cross
Line, which sailed from Antwerp on March 80,
under command of Capt. Won Schoonhoven,
drove ON the hedge of rocks known as 1.-THE Sis
ters," at 10 o'clock Thursday night. She imme-
diately backed off and sank in fifty feet of wa
ter. A dense fog was prevailing at the time.
The lighthouse keeper on Sambro Island heard
her whistle ms she was going down, and saw her
sprung up prevented any one from going to her
rescue. Her dimensions are: Length 277 feet;
breadth of beam "a feet. She had five bulk
heads. Her gross register was 1870 tons She
was provided with two compound engines of
ls3.hofse power and five bulkheads. Out of 12l
people on board only nine were saved.
THE CAPTAINS STORY.
"Oh" said Capt Schoonhoven, of the wrecked
steamship, with tears in his eyes, to Mr.
Cushing, don't ask me about the disaster 1t
was terrible TERRIBLE and he brushed his hand
across his eyes as If to shut out the terrible
sights that rose before him.
"How did 1t come about?"
If must have lost my reckoning altogether.
The steamer had fine weather on the passage
over, with the exception OF the last two days.
which were very foggy, it being impossible to
get any reckoning, and it was then, while we
that the mistake occurred. She struck on Mad
Rock.
~ was on the bridge at my post when she
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

struck. After she struck she filled so Quickl
that she went down stern foremost. ordered
the stewards to arouse all hands and summon
them on deck, but IL was Of no USE No sooner
passengers come on deck than tremendous
wave swept all overheard In q moment. The
officers and crew, or those of them that were
not swept away by that first tremendous sea- all
did their duty nobly, tried to run her ashore,
but ii was useless. She filled with terrible ra-
pidity, as the jagged rocks tore great holes In
her sides. Meanwhile the seas, mountain high
dashed over the decks, sweeping her from stem
to stern. Passengers and crew alike were
swept away by scores. Their cries were heart
rending. They were clad, most of them, only
In theirnight garments. None had time even
to dress, so rapidly did the steamer fill.
Nearly half the passengers must have been
drowned in their bcrths, though every effort
was made 10 arouse them.
''She struck when the white and neocy waves
Looked soltns corded wool,
but the cruel rocks. they gored her side
Like the horns of m angry bull.
Her fnttl ng shrou,s, nll shcathcd Toe,
- Win the mnSts went by the board,
Like u vessel of glass, she stove a ID sank,
Hu Ho! the beakers roaredN'
see our special correspondent says of all the
Texas cities yours takes the ppim for livellness.
and a peculiar combination OF metropolitan and
frontier character and in such u field, hone
your success is all you may wish.
The Globe Democrat Is now publishing more
newspapers than any paper In st. Louis, Chi
cago or Cincinnati. We are now paving out
newspaper In the world. In about one or two
years from now we shall probably publish more
papers than any newspaper in the world aud
after that is accomplished I intend TO take the
balance my life easy. Yours truly,
ID. NJ. II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
6INGHAMS, LAWNS AND CALICO.
MEMS AND BOYS' HATS

new fire companies. the adoption of
the fire alarm, and the acquisition OF
the new fire apparatus with Its horses,
have had but little effect on the rates
of insurance.
After the completion of the water.
works there was ANAL reduction Of
rates on brick buildings; but our peo-
pie pay the same rates now on wooden
structures that they did when we had
the two fire companies with their hand
apparatus, the little panther and
four small holes in the ground called
"cisterns."
In our opinion the present rates of
insurance are too high. considering the
efficiency Of our fire department.
J. II. AsKEw,
II. II. ID. ANDREWS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
A Georgia Murder.

Macon, Ga, April 15.--Wiliiam
Landsburg, of the firm of NJ. N. Mess
baum n Co., and J. II. b. Danforth,
entry clerk Of the firm, had dispute
yesterday morning In reference TO the
amount agreed upon for the latter'n
salary. Lat night Daniorth went 10
the store aud without word of warn
Ing, shot Landsburg 1--WE times, killing
him instantly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

court will interfere. Otherwise II will
not. There being conflict between
the witnesses on either side and tho
jury being the judges-there being
suiliciency TO support the verdict--it
IL supported, White, =, j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
I'M is A EAcT.

Hundreds OF letters In our possession (cop-
les OF which may be had by return mail) are
our authority for the assertion that skin,
scalp and blood hunors. whether scrofiloua,
Inherited or CONTAGIOUS, may now he perina-
blood purifier, uipretic and nperIeni Intern
ally. and Cuticura and Cutlcura Soap, the
grent skin cnres and beau,iflers, externally,
la one-hhf the time and at onehalf the cx-
pense OF any other season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
GREATEST ON EARTH.

cut!cura Remedies arc tho greatest modt-
clnes on earth. Had the worst cpso sait
rheum In this country. My mother had u
lieve Cnticnra wopld have saved her illc NY
arms, breast and head were covered foI three
years, which nothing relieved or cufeu unit!
used the cuiicura tesOivenf inicTpally ana
Cutienra and Cuticura Soap externally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
cIlRE N EVERY CASE

Yonr C'udcura Remedies outsell all other
medicines keep for skin diseases. My GUS
fecied cure In every instance, where other
re NEEDLES have failed. IL. W. HnucKAwAY,
NJ. ~. Franklin Falls, N. II.
Sold by NIL druggists. cuticura. 6octs.. Re-
solvent, 81: Soap 25cts. PoTTEH DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co.. BoHton, Mass. Il
Fend for SLOW 70 Care SKIN Diseases
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

Read the Small Type Below.
the price
ourB dGryA
BOYS AND CHlLDREM'S CLOTHING
yowpc
We
MEMS SHIRTS AND MEMS UNDERWEAR
Iaundr
Mems Laund a n a
i've
Mems Brow
Men Beached
Uacbed Drilling
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
Murderous Squatters.

Charleston. w. Va, April l5.-The
In Lincoln county who re-
Gently fired on Surveyor Sinnett, sent
out To survey land now in litigation,
fred again on VIM. Oxley, asaessor.
His horse was killed, but Ox!ey es-
capped. Judge Jackson will send u
force TO execute the order OF his court,
and trouble Is feared.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
LOST.

!, oST-PIECE OF GOLD WATCH CHAIN,
| containing. white elephant. and medal WIN W, a
name. Alexander Kaiser. and deIe. fihuei
please return TO Wm.broWns grocery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
GREAT BL00D MEDICINES.

The half has not been told us TO the great
curative powers of the great cuticura RENEE
dies, have pnid hundreds OF t9llnrs for
skin. md never found anything yet 10 equal
the CnticuTa Remedies.
UHAs. "A. WILLIAMS, Providence, Il. L.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

nE AleTN For rough chEpped and gree.
OGA0 II skin ,blackheadE, piiul,lafsR9 =
biemishes.. and inianiile huulQIs, use = =
cura GAP real beautiners
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

COMMERCIAL. HOTEI.-GEO. T. ROWE,
Vi proprietor, ,5U7 Main, near Fourteenth,
street. Table board s35D per week; meals 2jc;
lodging % and Doc.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Joseph Christen,
u propr!etor-Re-opened, newly Furnished.
Laredo, Texas.
cyIGAL HOTEL, Baird, Texas; facing depot
Il and In central part OF town. FirHt-class
sample-roons for commercial travellers, Good
fare and accommodations. Nice parlor for
ladies.
nAFF,S HOTEL, Depison, Texas, located
X, in central portion OF the city. FirstclaAa
Recommendations. Popular resort OF CONNER
cial travellers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

yy HOUSE, goNHAM, TENAs
p2isssna Undersigned takes pleasure In ,,, az,
w 10 his old friends apd NE Iu snd
generally WI. ~ property, aud will be pre-,
weiiknowa, . rn tie travelling public Win
pared :. - odatons In every as sla
sn u he SasRSs Sssi Two nsis large ssS and
connection wa,nols 70 ems lifted up express
comm,1,a a oneneat Of commercial i ravelel,s,
~ Tor the a. L. WILLIAMS, FIopf'etoi'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
AL mREH is THE TIME III
!Xa h II M TO CURE
\ S VI W. SKIN HUHORS.

IT IL at this senson. when tho blood and per-
! SEPARATION are loaded with impurities, that
dishguTlng humorr, humiliating eruptions,
itching tofturos, salt rheum or ccznInn, psoTl-
asis, toiter, ring worm baby humOra, scrof'
nla, scrcfulouf SORES abgccsses and dlhcharg-
Ing wounds, and every species OF Itching,
scaly and pimply Diseases Of the skin md
scalp are most speedily und economically
cured by the Cuiictlia Remedies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

''... =; ROOM On. s se,yr ral
II sIpos ! "a II pagseii avenue. Mrs D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
MEMS. LADIES'. MISSES AND Chill nRENS EnnT.MEA R

Read tho SMALL TYPO Below.
MEMS, lAUiES, MISSES AND CHILDREMS FOOT WEAR
ladies' kid slippers price sony-
Ia price onedol
three
two NY
lf1 then
for emonoy
Men and English
LINEN TOWELS AND TABLE DAmAsKs.
Linen Towels at ls
a
chrdTal ie fskntbDc
y one
waieo or
6lNGHAMS, LAWNS AND CALICO
In hwiien
NN N''N"''
''0-- "'' NV "'"' '"''' 49,"
goo a cworthlO
ef''-N'
MEMS AND BOYS HATS
em
them
pa for tlen
nj aud
oiars
lealen I'm tlU
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
..,,s ron RENT.

sirp-lo Rent ss,I,., 4 si Shasf terms,
':slsasr'selaa.; are i. ". Williams y Co.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

MECHANICS nogsE, , w Mh and m hoaston
Nj Moore SSrn ssas q, 40 per week msas 2,
streets; a ian,s IS and 70 cents. Furnisnca
rooms rooms by day OF weeA'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
SPECIAL A1yEsTJsEHEATs.
PROFESSIONAL.

NR. W. w. RoUTB, HOMtEPATHIsI. Once
and resldence Third street, corner Ha q ~
10 - M: ESQ 10 / D. m; Sundays 10 to II a. M
Telephone, no. 2O0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
nor s,LE--LIyE Stock.

gE:l0yABLE TERMS, AT THE EN-
IA Il. stock and dairy farm, two
E.iA olihe city OF Fort Worth, Atty
1 shrs,hb.ed, acclimated Shorthorn
rlyaiold and psst; also, fifty head
kgr.lhneqaarier bred native short
III, ons snatwo year Old. Cattle are
! .sand well tulted for breeding pur-
ldslIed, will be neld till April lst
-ra over 70 purchasers In good con-
lIyJioR E Maddox, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
SrsIsss FOR SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

|ear' TH sss.k ! OK HENRlETTA,cLAY
lsg nis " mas for rent part or tho
as<la i, ~, .eie pasture, one mile south
lsA Va ms Denver 4 Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
MANUAL.

III IVIrNn ,-----------
=, h,asr "a CAN LEND RANCH.
I ans rsui sad teal estate owners gen.
<s4ssaa Il 'l, ays nom 81, ~ 10 55,vo;, on
as LANES b. SIMPSON,
es Main street, Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

Ms.,sssnsss 10 SELL THE MOST
4 ssI,,rsg AZ ~ eilant, Gaskell's Compen-
Y v rsss ~ pages. Special indiico-
bslasi a. ~ experience. Address. a.
e-o, Dallas. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
=, :. .vEInIALr.HELr,

,--,ny uuslC TEAChEl III ny;
EsiIi-A Il L s.e DAY al D. b. Paddock
!; n 'nsswIcs. ----------.-=---------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

Every smoker should try little
J0ker.D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16


more
les barge
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

! 1o ansosu,sslE,asuccEssoR TO
\ ,nasissss This house hss si han So ,pnr
.eesLos, nnd repainted. ma nv.
y q M !. board q, and iodglns s 81 ia and
> " cents. e" D Genus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

|ulll DWELLING WITH FURNI-
crump street, between Fourth
u tafltis. Call on premises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
m SALE. = IscELLANh. US.

aIE AT HALF PRICE-ONE SET
.iHslools, nearly new and IN good
Ia Address George Miller, Colorado,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

q lsssa. fSkccLalANdE SALOON NJ
II y les cpla 'h he beat wines, iiq.
= M y lie sea .u peer always on tap.
ltsa ~ !efnlshss ~ Kept al the lex.
, ~ Hoaston 'ooms upstairs, cor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

nRa. MAYFiELD MASON, DENTISTS,
~, houston street, Fort Worth, Texas,
respectfully tender their services 70 .ne c,sl
T.sIh ext,ac led without pain, by the use OF
nitrous-oxide gus. Diseased teeth ana gums
a sneciAlty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

a. 49, e =. AND REsrAuRANT =,
y. sert KY 9 good meal. pay'
NJ :. Pass,o ard and lodging $50;
.-Nt 'sh proprietor, NO. loi,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

espssssid IT,, aSoN WAGON soAI,p
Tor osah. Apply a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16
ALL SORTS.

's,,';;. !. Vii ySsS,r.ha.A,croRs-sEALED
n J = !. Friday ~, ~ .i,s,.s.iyed by the under.
1 i,sn sIofs hsDth lust, for the cree
! " hsts,,.l pnses In Honey Grove.
~. u tuljsIn used Will be brick or
tan M osx0O feet. Plans and
\. Honey y q seen, after 18th inst. ut
saisci AMI Move, TEXAS. The risht
ens and all bids.
Hu.l -. Ii. RYAN
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eslLE-BLANK DEEDS WITH SIN.
IN acknowledgment. GAzETTu
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! ~ caspIpSSIsEI. d To San A ANGELA,
- ss,sss'oa and ps santa Fe ie o
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mar COLUMN.
.r,,soSAL

-. = Know TH2A nsu Mn
sI, SSg HI g X, ss s'iy ih "s" ysa
81, = r. = or EsHis SSSiin and Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

=. ROWE. MINERAL WELLS, PALo
- E,rto confity. Texas runs the finest Con,
n11rd cnaches 10 and from Mlllsap. connect,
nc with ali trains. and 10 prephiea W
travellers with teams 70 any po'D' - 'ieN''
rates. -----------------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-16

ALE-BLANE DEEga WITH VEN
rikl retained. GAIEx2z deb Once.
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n A, STEVENS, II. Il. GIiAmstER DIES.
IL stevens Il GTammer once over S ulu,,
end Ninth. Or. Steveus residence az mrs
Tackssery's, East Weatherford stleet III ~.
Gramrner'a, corner Fourth ana Lamar. Ies LII
phone communications at oihco anu ie''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
WEST VIRGINIA.

pArKrRsnvRG, W. Va, November :.
Gov. J. B. Jackson:
Gibson wires his majority in Cabcll 4j5,
Lincoln j3i, Wayne 500: Barbec carries
Putnam By 2ji. Gro. ". Tn"AraoN.
Calhoun County.
GRAYTsrrLLE, CALHOUN Co., November 9.
-[ExcIusiye An the polls are in ex-
cept one. Those in give Cleveland 2OG
majority over Blaine, and Gibson, Demo-
crat, over Barbee, Fusionist, III votes. II
the report is true from the other precinct
and l believe it is, Cleveland will beat Blaine
249 and Gibson beat Bsrbee ,, votes 'Rah
for the Democracy of Calhc n county
Wss. Atkinsons marshal9 made u fierce
fight against Gibson.
Braxton County.
BSAXrOS c. H., November e. EXcIu-
siye. The official vote Of Eraz'on gives
Cleveland Gl2 majority, aud Brannon 81
majority over Goff. The whole number O.!
votes cast was 2,2j2.
Tucker County.
gr. GEORGE, VI. "a. November O. Ex-
clulive. &c eveland's majority in this
county is l3i, Wm. H. Wilson l%i, Of
fetal.
Berkeley County.
NAr1rNsrrEG, November - EycIu-
siye. 1-Clevelands majority in Berkeley
equity is -. This is Official; other reports
arc incorrect
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
JOLllFICATION,

u"m""rni~ Rejoicing Ovor ClsvciHnd's
Election,
PnrrI 1rr, Mr., November THE
r.no,r;,ts fired one hundred guns in honor
Io..,iarI election.
CeyeIand,l
CIrvEIAyp, O., November THE Dem
ocrats fred one hundred guns this after
noon on the election. They will parade to.
night and tomorrow.
savannah.
SAY.NNAH, Gt.. November One hun.
dred guns we're fired to-day in honor Of
Clevelands election. An immense mass
meeting was held in front Of the Cotton
Exchange and arrangements have been
made for grand public demon7,ra'on.
Painting 1t Red
WESTON, November THE Democrats
are jubilant over the success of the party,
and are painting the town red.
Richmond.
Rl,uWoND, Va, November 7.-Rich-
mond b enthusiasm continues undated over
Cie,,lard's Certain election. The Joyous
rxr;temen; of the Democratic popu ation is
unpaYallcled. Two hundred guns were
fred. But lite business since yesterday.
The news centres were crowded al day with
,xll'aut Democrats. Another great dem
ngt!a,iOr tonight,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
BLATANT BLAINE.
lie ATTEMPTS in DcmagoSic speech to
Create Strife.

lie attempts in DcmagOSic speech to
Create Strife.
ArGUSTA, Nj. November 1.-The latest
advices received here from New York are
TO the effect that the Republican Committee,
State and National, after a careful eXsmi-
nation OF the whole ground are satisfied
that the State has gone for Blaine aud
Logan. They say that the correct count
will show q small Republican plurality and
that they have taken steps to establish the
facts. Mr.. Blaine residence was
crowded all day, many prominent
citizens from distant parts Of the State
arriving. Interest in the result in New
York il growing deeper every hour. This
afternoon Blaine talked freely about the sit
iation. He said to q distinguished citizen
4 Maine Il tecl entirely confident that the
honest vote Of New ! ork withou; a change
Nr rsariruIatiou viii SHOW a plurality for
he HcpuoHcans BY not lass than 800. |
10 n"t speak idly, but from the most arcu-
rate data, carefully furnished me from the
moa, competent sources.
Mr.. Blaine add, that the dispatch OF
Daniel Manning published yesterday cOu-
bu lut LOSl dELNEthL tAN O'tNbSA'S
threats to control the election returns in the
Democratic ticket every made in any north
crn State, and eouallcd the worst bulldozing
nroclamations ever issued in the South. lie
thought its effect would be to arouse the
!aw abiding citizens of New York who can
not afford to have their State reduced 10
the level of the lawlcssness prevailing in
south. Carolina and Mississippi. The
per,lcman asked Mr. Blaine if
he felt much disappointment over
the possible prospect OF losing the
Presidency by such means. Mr. Blaine an
swered: II do no. feel SO in any personal
sense but profoundly so on account Of the
vast National interests depending ou the
result. feel q great pride that no impu'
tation Of fraud has ever been seriously ut
tered against the members OF the Republi-
can party in any State or district. do
10. believe the American people will &C
c,p, q fraduleui result The Republicans
have barred the Northern States by more
,l.an 100000 majority and they do not
pronosc to have the leading Strte taken
from them by fraud.