St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-08

spot where the declaration of civil liberty was
made in 1775, and the people are wild with
excitement.
GREAT REJOICING.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7.-ROckets, bombs
and boD6res light up the city. All buildings
are Illuminated in honor OF Cleveland and
Hendricks Crowds are in the streets shout
ing Justify. Dispatches from various points
in this state and Mississippi show great
rejoicing
THE STREETS REsoUND WITH CHEERS.
CLEVELAND, Nov. THE Democrats fred
100 guns this afternoon aud 100 more
tonight, and have been parading in large
and small companies, with and without uni
forms, decorated with badges aud feathered
ROSTERS, till late tonight, making the streets
resound with the noise Of tin horns and
cheering A iollifcatiOn meeting in the
srmcry tonight was addressed by National
Committee w. W. Armstrong, Congressman
Foran and others. A street parade was ar
ranged for tomorrow.
FOUR HUNDRED GUNS.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. THE people
OF Montgomery poured into the streets at
night fall and in short time locomotion was
difficult There was torchlight procession.
houses were illuminated aud 400 guns fred.
The city was bright as day for several hours.
The Advertiser has advices of the utmost en-
thusiasm throughout all Alabama.
A GOOD NArURED MOB.
TROY, n. Y, Nov. THE police are
guarding the Telegram building, which was
tonight surrounded by a mob Of six or seven
thousand. The telegram bulletin boards
were torn down and broken into splinters.
No more bulletins will be put out by request
OF the police. The mob is good natured,
and there Is not much fear OF violence. Two
news boys had their kilograms taken away
and torn up. All extra police are on duty.
THE STATE ELECTION LOST SIGHT OF.
TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. THE excitement
in this city for the past forty-eight hours has
been so intense over national politics that no
efforts have been made by any one TO COM
plete the vote of this state. Newspaper men,
committees aud candidates have rested upon
the assurance that the Republican candidates
for state officers had received about 40, 900
majority, and taken over $4,000, and the
legislature and county officers almost unan-
imously for that party. The county can
vassers over the state canvassed
the vote to-day and the official results will all
be in the secretary OF states Office in two or
three days, when the official vote viii be
given.
PARTISAN FEELING RAN HIGH.
PITTsBURo, Pa, Nov. THE streets were
again crowded tonight, and partisan feel
ing ran high, but there was no serious dis
turbanee.
THE NIGHT AT INDIANAPOLIS.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. Nov. THE whole
city is alive with men and boys, all making
as much noise as possible. Both
parties are rejoicing, and professions
Of men aud boys with tin horns pass and
repass each other without any trouble occur
ring. Ali are in good humor. The Demo-
Gratis have issued a regular call for grand
torchlight procession and ratification meet
ing to take place tomorrow night. The news
paper Offices posted bulletins tonight that no
more bulletins would be posted until official
news was received. Il had the effect Of
quietlng the people. The crowds are now
rapidly dispensing to their homes. The
streets are comparatively quiet at this hour
$3.50 p. m.
QUALIFICATIONS ALL OVER TEXAS.
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. THE receipt
Of kilograms this afternoon that Cleveland
had carried the state of New York caused the
greatest excitement In this city. The Demo
Gratis gathered on the streets in large num-
bers, vociferousiy cheering and giving vent
to the most extravagant manifestations of
| JOY. The Galveston artillery fred another
salute of 100 guns in honor Of the Democratic
triumph. Flags are dying, bonfres blazing
and the population seems wild with excite
ment. Special kilograms to the Galveston Necs
/ indicate similar demonstrations being
I enacted in nearly every village aud city in
Texas, from the Red River to the Rio Grande.
Dallas and Houston also fred lO0guns. The
negro population are greatly affected by the
news of the defeat Of Blaine. They congre-
gate in large numbers. about the corners,
and while condoling and arguing the proba-
bic results, generally declare the party has
not suffered defeat until the official count
satisfies them that New York has gone for
Cleveland.
BIG TINE AT PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 1.-The Democrats de-
voted this evening to general celebration
Early in the evening a salute OF thirty-eighl
guns were fred. The streets in the centre
OF the city were thronged. strong detail
Of police kept order. During the evening a
meeting wss held in front of the city hall,
and at midnight second salute was fired.
JOHN KELLY CONGRATULATED
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. Patrick Walsh,
member of the national Democratic execu-
tive committee from Georgia, telegraphed
John Kelly at New York:
81 congratulate you ON the full. fair and
honest vote Of Tammany WHICH made
Grover Cleveland president OF the United
States"
THB GREAT VICTORY.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. The Democratic
state central committee has issued an adj
dress congratulaiing the people on TIE great
victory gained by the Democratic party and
the noble Independent Republicans who
bTavely threw themselves into the thickest oil
the hight.
EVEN THE BOsTOSiANs CELEBRATE.
BosroN, Nov THE result OF the cleo
ton as proclaimed by the Democrats wa:
celebrated here tonight by firing : salute o.
100 guns on the common. At conference
Of Democrats and Independents com mite,
vas appointed to decide upon some plan for
further ioiiidration In -compiiance with :