Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-11

CHARGES OF TRADING NEW Work CITY.
Civil Justice Kelly and Police Justice Power, who
have begun an Investigation In New York city
concerning the trading OF votes in the sixteenth
assembly district on behalf OF the county deinoc-
racy say that they have discovered eleven cases Of
disloyalty 60 the national ticket on the mart OF
Tammany hall members. and VIII place the evil
dence before the national and state democratic
Al meeting OF the Tammany hall committee on
ORGANIZATION last night the district leaders almost
beaten by trading on the part or the county de-
mocracy OF Cleveland for their local ticket In one
ported disloyal and the leaders claimed that Tam
many was next 20 universal 10 Its honest allegiance
where Blaine Tot more votes than the democrasie
county tickets the county democracy ticket ran
ahead. Register Reilly said that Blaine men were
trfct Mr. Reilly also charged that Maurice B.
Flynn, prominent county demo cracy man, had
.ce aaed Ser %a
SPECIFIC charges
ROSCOE ooSkLrSG RETAINED By THR pENocRAN
Roscoe Conkling has been retained by the ma
tonal democratic committee 10 act In any pro-
ceedngs that may arise In relation Co the pending
canvass Mt. Conkiing was last night I'm consulta-
ton at the Hoffman house with the members of
the committee OF lawyers who have undertaken 10
see fair count
CLAIMING 300 PLURALITY FOR BLAINE IN NEW YORK.
dispatch from Batavia, ". Y, says: Franklin
G. Moulton, the representative OF this district on
the republican state committee. has Just returned
from New York. He said that from an records
cessible 70 the national and state committees, the
state certainly for Blaine 10y about 800 plurality.
CONGRESSIONAL CHANGES
The latest returns on congressman from CalIfor-
MA show that the republicans have elected the
tire delegation OF six members The names II tie
members elected and their districts are as follows:
First district T. 9. Carothers; second district. Jas
A Loutlit, third, Jos Mckenna; fourth, W. W Nor
row: nfth, Z. l. Falton; sixth. II. Markham. In the
fourth district Morrow's majority was 4,63O--a ne
publican gain OF nearly COCO In Iowa the delega-
ton stands seven republicans three democrats and
one fuSlonist. Gen Weaver, fusonisI. Is elected Ia
tne 6tn district; Hall, dem, Ia the first; Morphy.
oem., In the second and Frederick, dem, In the
sixth.
Mr. HURD WILL CONTEST.
Hon. Frank Hurd has decided TO contest the cleo
ton OF MI. Romes In the tenth congressional dis
trict OF Ohio. Mr.. IIurd says he has already dis
covered errors sufficient to reduce Romes' ma
lily from nearly three hundred 10 less Than one
hundred. Lucas county has one error OF ninety.
nine and Erie county one Of fifty-seyen
INJECTION FIGURES PROM VARIOUS STATES
The oficial vote In all the counties In Pehnsyl-
wanna, except Butler, Carben, sullivan and Tioga,
and fair estimate from those counties gives
Blaine plurality OF 49, The oflclal count or
the vote In Philadelphia was completed last nigh.
The total vote for WAS: Blsinr
l0l .a02; Cleveland II ass: St John. 2cp: BuTIe.
s.s; Blaine's majority, 30,liA All the republic IA
city candidates were elected, with the exception OF
Dechert, democrat, by majority OF l4,a3s.
The o1fciai vote OF "a counties OF Missouri IN
GLIDING 81 Louis city and county, gives Cleveland
l6l, Jos Blaine 4O664, and st John ,Iss plurality
for Cleveland sO,44l For governor, Marmaduse,
dem, l5o,072; Ford fusion, lA,s7l, and Brooa ),
pro, .S14; plurality for Marmaduke 5,e0l.
The last estimates from oficial and unOffical r.
turns from Tennessee show Bates has matori,
for governor OF from 5000 to $4,000 The CieyeanI
vote Will exceed this by few thousand
Returns from Vermont from all but three sm"l
towns give Blaine plurality or a 100 In IA ere
gate vote OF 56s55 Garf1elds plurality in lssl 10
an aggregate vote or Is ,272, was 81, 80.
Omcial returns from ali the counties In Florida
but two. and these estimated, give Cleveland Ana
majority. The two counties not heard from cast
but 800 votes altogether.
Blaines majority In Iowa viii be about 1900.
DEMOCRATIC CELEBRATIONS
About 5000 people paraded at Albany last night
In honor OF Clevelands election The governor
watched the parade from q window, but Gil noe
review It. Nearly all the houses In the city were
Illuminated.
An immense street parade took place in Rllti-
more yesterday afternoon to celebrate the cleo Ion
OF Cleveland and Hendr1cka IL was estimated
that about %, 600 men were In line.