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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-13
Ths,HsdIcsIG.n,oor niun.

NEW York, Nov, <, The Republican
national COMMITTEES has issued the 10 %
lowing;
Republican National Ii.,dqunrt,r, New
York, Nov. s,-Noon-lo ths hopuhieans
I'VE have carried New York.
The official count will confirm this.
blaine aud Logan have 2lS slor-
torsl votes and sre elected.
(SlgusJ) II, +, J0Sts, Chairman.
SAM. FEss Nps N, Secretary"
r. uFF suEstR Twi,
Nav YoRg, Nov, s,-Ths following
national committee this evening;
Republican Nstlsnil Hessqusrtsu. Kew
Ths Republican national committee
Ia taking the most careful and
thorough measures ~ ascertain errors,
frauds, IL suy have been commit
election in tho state OF
New York. II Mr.. Cleveland shall
ss found to have plurality OF cvou !
vote, prompt scquieScencd Will
follow from the Republicans OF
the United states. II Mr.. Blsine shall
be found to have plurality OF only
vote, tho prompt asquiesscence viii
ocrats Of Tho United States.
The belief OF this committee,
founded upon investigation, i, that
Raino has u plurality of several hun
drod votes. ahd il that be 30, every
honest man will demand that
it he officially declared until the official
declaration be made, We AK
rho public TO units with us
in an honorable effort to secure
. perfectly fair count. Purity in cleo
lions ls the only safety for Republican
institutions.
lSigned,l b. T.. JOKES, Chairman.
L. FsssE,pE-, Secretary.
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SAN Francisco, Nov. S.-With three
counties to hear from California gives
Blaine s9,GG5; Cleveland, 1853; Butler,
946; st. John, s97; BIaine's plurality.
1899. The Republicans elected their
fun congressional delegation Of six.
With one county to hear from
for members of the legislature the
Republicans elected IL senators and
the Democrats These, with the hold
over members, give the Republicans in
tue senate q; Democrats, 10. 70 the as
embly the Republicans elected 81; the
Democrats, %. This gives Republican
majority on joint ballot of 36. In the
previous Legislature the Democrats had
4 majority on joint ballot of G4. There
We're no elections for the legislature in
Oregon or Nevada.
Nevada gives Blaine 1853; Cleveland,
6,303; Blaine's majority 50 far 1856.
Nothing like complete returns can be
obtained from Oregon, but Blaines ma
jority will be fully 5000.
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III. Nnr Yorl nem.crnsr.

NEW YonK, Nov. s.-Ihe County
Democracy held an impromptu
meeting tonight, and appointed
commit 20 arrange for a
meeting Of celebration over the election
OF Cleveland and Hendricks md their
local ticket.
Mr.. Anderson said John Kelly had
been taught That no would not
be tolerated as "boss." other local
pcak-rs made addresses in which they
ENHoNEHArBD TAMMANY HALL
and declared the people would
not submit to being Ggain
sounted out. Resolutions were adopted
calling for sworn information as TO
any selling out known to have taken
place on election day.
THE MERCHANTS HELD A EEETIFS
at the Academy of Music tonight to
celebrate the election of Cleveland and
Hendricks.
All exchanges and trades that were
represented in the parade of No
vember lat sent delegations.
The building was packed, al
though notice OF tho meeti' < was
thusiasm was extreme. The great crowd
plainly made known that the Demo-
cratic candidates had been elected.
scHURz AND RANDALL.
Carl Schurz met with the widest and
kindest reception. He and Samuel
j. Randall sat together near
Chairman August Belmont. Mr.. Bel
mont, in his opening address,
sxid the Democratic party
had won . victory, and nothing
would be allowed to interfere with
Cleveland's inauguration. Every
time this sentiment was OK
pressed during the evening
the building shook with applause.
Whom Carl Schurz was introduced,
there was another tornado.
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GRoEsBEECK, Nov. s. Special. j
Limestone county stands up nobly for
Democracy. The Democratic candi-
dates are all elected by majorities rang
ing from $50 to 1900. The returns. Sc
far, give Cleveland 2,G5l' 3.aine. t54;
Butler, 33S; St. John, q. For governor,
Ireland l,9i0; Jones, 80; Norton, none.
Gibbs runs ahead OF Ireland, getting
2,O75. For congress, Il. @. Mills, 1855;
Osterhout, LOG. Osterhout's name was
only on few of the Blaine tickets For
district judge, L. d. Bradley, 2,Ol4; for
district attorney, Rufus Hardy, 2,O66:
for representative, sixty-second district,
l.. l.. Foster, $3.50; for rep 'esentative,
Limestone county, a. G. Camp, 1913; X.
Il. Pitt, 926; for county judge, l.. b.
Cobb 1908; for county attorney, +. L.
Smith, 2.06G; for sheriff, II. M. Love,
l,g22;yJ. K. johnson, 9l2; for assessor, f.
VI. Sellera, 2,lA; Hays, 7s7. One pre-
cinct yet to hear from. Cleveland's plu-
rality in Limestone, l,6)7; lreland's ina
jnrity, 1880; Camps majority over Pitt,
y82; loves majority over Johnson, l,Ol0;
Shriner's majority over Hays, |, 100.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov s.-This has been a
gala day, and no such demonstration
was ever seen in Louisville or the
souh The city has been wild
and enthusiastic. and 10000 Ken
tuckians and Indianans in uni
form, carrying brooms and ROSTERS,
paraded the streets this afternoon pre-
coded by bands and artillery The
whole city turned out and 100000 people
witnessed the procession and rejoiced
over the triumph of Democracy. To
night the procession is being repeated
with the addition of fireworks and
speeches. The streets are blockaded.
Women and children have gone mad
with joy pent up for years: the speak
ers are too well known Throughout the
country to be noticed here. Addresses
were made by Gov. j. Proctor Knott,
Hon. Henry Watterson, Col. A. G.. Ca
ruth, Hon. b. S. Robbins, NJ. Berntro-
eyer, Hon. w. b. Fleming, Col. Chas. c.
Sears, General A. Baker, Capt. Joshua
r. Bullet and others. Mr.. Watterson in
his address said ~ believe that the
election of Mr.. Blaine and a grant OF
power to the faction of which he is the
chief would have been the end
Of free and fair election in this country.
His defeat and his overthrow are guar
antees that the republic stisl lives; that
voters, not Office holders, are the mas
tiers of it; that the moral ma
ture of the people is yet
equal to the great national necessities
ard that the government is restored al,
ter a quarter of century to the hands OF
those from whom it derives its being,
md for whom it exists, shall continue
70 be the bell tower
and buttress Of liberty and
upion, at once the source and
resources Of freedom and freemen, all
over the world, and not the machine OF
a party nor the foot ball of section,
nor the exclusive property Of a privi-
legged class. ruling by nj, more divine
right than that of the almighty
dollar. / am not sensa.ionalist. nor
an alarmist, still less, am l victim OF
morbid political imaginiDgs; but In
truth II the mailed hand of mo
nonoIy, guided by the selfish,
nnflinching purpose Of party
Z. ifit was ever to be loosened from the
throat of the Goddess OF Liberty, SUR
rounded though she was by. weepingiI
md helpless vestals of reform. thtfl
ti,nc Ind como when mirscl1
(ior little else it secmed) shoul1l
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LONDON, Nov. S.--The Times, this
morning, in leader devoted to the
American presidential contest, says: 1t
is unlikely there will be any serious at
tempt to contest tho result of tho cleo
ton. Mr.. Blaine is a man of great
gifts and an accomplished speaker; but
be has unhappiIy identified himself
with speculative schemes and, moneyed
interests. Cleveland hsa few brilliant
qualities. His public career has been
comparatively brief and modest, but he
has shown some sense of public duty,
md will faithfully discharge his trust
without favoring either the rnagnates of
Wall street or the demagogues. 1t is to
be hoped that Mr.. Bayard will accep
Office under Cleveland. He is man of
the highest integrity and ability and
will not discredit the best traditions of
American diplomacy. The Democrats
must show that they are true to the
principles of administration reform.
The recent electoral conduct, especially
on the Republican side, has disclosed
the existence of the widest corruption,
which has alarmed honorable men in
both parties.
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NEW York, Nov. s.-The plurality for
Cleveland and Hendricks in this state
is now shown by figures received by
Chairman Manning, OF the Democratic
state committee, is 1910. In view of
tho assertions that fraud has been per
petr2ted in returns from the 18th
ward in this city, Justice Clute
if crime has been committed. The dis
pute relates only to county
treasurer and coroner. 1t is al
Legged that in one district
y new return. and u forged one was sub
stituted for the Old one, and
that in other districts erasures by
chemicals OF the true vote had
been made and false set of figures
written in. The Republicans claim the
election Of their candidate for county
treasurer by q light majority, aud for
coroner by Us.
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more, than any0ne 10 secure tle suNeoss
~ the iIeinnnfailp Ticket Nv smith county,
u0v. ilnIhnfd, Cnl iierDdun, ca,
liuhn0f, Y. N. JnnHs aud u, ~, rrr-
kius, ~ Hunt COUNTY, addressed an ius
mense crowd NJ people On Tho square
last night, Tho display WAS brilliant
indeed. The whole town WIS illuini-
mated, and the widest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Nothing has ever euuallo1 ".
Everybody turned out with their
friends. Quito a number NJ citi1ons ~
10 CoTsicana tonight to J In ina rslih
cation there.
Gov Hubbard. y. W. Finley, w, ~.
iIerndpn, Charles II, Douglass, T., N,
homer and other distinguished per
The campaign cannon and banners
were tHlOn
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DAINGERFIELp, Nov. s.-[Sp ecial. =
The election returns are all in. A. w.
Sweeney is elected sheriff; r. ID. Hart,
county attorney; d. NJ. Rogers, judge;
j. n. Seachery. treasurer; j. w. Par
ham, county clerk; ID. !. Pouns, asses
sor; Mclean carried the county over
whelmingly for district judge. The
people are wild over the election of
Cleveland and Hendricks. There was
a street parade last highland speeches
were made by Hon. John A. Peacock,
q. NJ. Moore and II. ID. Hart.
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JEFFER.os, Nov, ESPECIAL --Thers
was grand demonstration last night,
corner Austin and Polk streets, In
honor OF tho triumph OF honesty over
Cleveland and Thomas A. Hcndrirks.
A big bonfire illuminated tho streets,
Messrs. Geo. n. Todd, G. 4 Culberson
and $. J. Workman, addressed the
crowd. There will be another grand
demonstration here soon--turchlight
procession, etc.-whcn the news OF the
the election il cnntld, ntly sf-
iirmcd. Hon. II. IL. Culborson and DR.,
A. G.. Clopton will be expected 10 sd-
dress thcm then.
=. :. Schuter was elected county at
torney cover w. A. Walker by an over
whelming majority.
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The Election a. Granbury.

GHhNaURr, Nov. o. Correspond
ence. Election matters were very quiet
until the last fov DAYS, hut yesterday
the Interest was great, especially for
sheriff and county judge-throe csndl-
dates for each Ghice. Tho vote shows
large Democratic gains,
Total vote for Democratic elastors,
l,l0d; Greonhack, q; Prohibition, IN; Re
publican, -,
For governor; Ireland, 1000; Jones,
1870; Norton, III.
For congress-; Lauham, 1910.
For representative: Chandler, 542;
McGaughey, 40; Lockott, 037i PotIy,
go: Mailing, Ill.
The following oflcers-clect received
tho following msjori,ios: Morris, sherit1,
%; berry, county judge, 100; liin-r,
county clerk. l,lfS; Smith, county as
SCISSOR, S93; Estes, county attorney, Sal;
Lsndcrs, county treasurer, 403; Dawson,
district clerk, 2O3; Miller, district nttor-
noy, $50; Bradley, county commissioner
No, |. /; Jones, county commissioner
No. 2, rs; Aiken, county commissioner
No. 3, n; Shirley, county commissioners
No. a. z
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All the befnocfaile eluls ~ the city ss
seinillfd 0n the TWtlnh street mhfkst
tlsee aud with torches aud music,
bafgdrd from there a. The
were held 0ii the ess' sud west sidAs Of
tho building aud In Ia rntuuda Inc
demonstration was not ONLY very
LARGE, hut intensely rnihusiAs-
tie aud noisy, aud ~ times
Wildly .trited. Among the speF Sors
AZ The court house were senssor
Vest, oI-Gnvsruur Phelps, Com
gresham lirosdhesd, Ex-Governor
Brown, ~ Tsnnsssssi Congressman
local politicians. A salute Of 100 guns
was also fred,
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Nashville to the Front.

MAS WILLIE, Nov. S.Two hundred
in token of Cleveland's election. To.
night there is a monster mass meeting
on the public square where 10000 people
of ali ages, sex and color have assembled
in the light of two great bonfires, and
am d the firing OF rockets and cannon.
A great torchlight procession for next
Saturday night has been announced, UNI
der the auspices of the business men Of
the city.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed by the mass meeting on the the pub
lie SQUARE:
Beileving that "a great crisis is i'm
pending, and that the corrupt and des-
perate leaders of the Republican party
will, unless arrested by the potential
warnings of sovereign people, SOL
emuly and firmly expressed, attempt 10
defeat their choice for a chief magis-
trate, lawfully and constitutionall>
made, and believing that faith in a Re-
publican form of government can not
survive the shock of the iraudu-
lent seizure OF the reins CT
power, and that the life and
permanency of our free institutions de-
pond upon The issue, we, Democrats of
Tennessee, in mass meeting assembled
W Unc CHDllOl VI IIlt StSttt, w ItSOINf,
that, exalting our country above party,
we WILL 10 matter what the result,
abide by the choice Of the people, law
fully expressed and honestly ascer-
tanned. We believe Cleveland and Hen
bricks have been duly elected, and that
the claim of the Republican national
committee to the Contrary is but the
prologue TO another drama of fraud
like that of 1876. We have the utmost
confidence that the affairs of the nation
and the great commercial interests of
the country would be wisely and faith.
fully administered by Cleveland
and Hendricks, We commend and
endorse tho Democratic national
committee for its firm declaration of a
patriotic purpose to stand forever by the
right, and call on them TO be brave and
vigllant, for they are more than mere
representatives of their party; their
trust has become enlarged, and they
stand as life guards over the sacred
II shts of the whole American people, to
protect civil liberty and self-govern-
ilcnl from destruction at the hands 81
The nlercenary minions of monopoly,
We call upon the whole country to
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-13

SAN ANToHIo, Nov. s. LSpecisl.l
The national vote in BeXar county,
stands: Democratic electors, 3,9l4 Re.
publican electors, 1927; Butler 40; st.
John 4; BGlva lockwood, |. The DIAL
vote is G,5S6. The Democrats plurality
is l.2S7. The vote for county officers
will be officially declared next week.
The town is wild tonight. A grand
Cleveland demonstration is going on.
A tremendous torchlight procession is
in progress. Guns are liring, fireworks
fill the air, and the principal business
houses and newspaper offices are illam-
mated.
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Missouri.
TuE REsuLT ~ 81. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Nov. S.-Tho official returns
of the oleation in this city on Tuesday
last give Cleveland and Hendricks a
plurality OF 577. Ford, for governor, has
a plurality of 2,79s: Starktoff, fusion,
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 273. Tho re-
mainder of the Democratic state ticket,
however, excepting Judge OF the SUI
preme court, receives Il plurality rang
ing from a to 6l7. In the ninth con
gressional district John NJ. Glover, Dem
eighth district John j. O'Neil, Demo-
crat, is reelected by majority of ] ,532
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RICHMOND, Nov. s.-Just as the firing
of the national salute in honor of the
Democratic victory was concluded, tho
casson OF a cannon exploded, iniuring
about twelve bystanders, including
eight small boys. one colored man was
so badly burned that he will probably
die. Two or three others were seri-
ously hurt. The accident was due to
care lesSness.
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FORT WORTH, Nov. 7.-[Special. AT
1915 tonight the count of the vote in
Tarrant county was completed, showing
that Maddox is elected by a majority
OF l45.
Rufe Lindsay, who killed his sister
and step-father at Arlington, was &C.
quilted to-day, on the ground ofinsanity.
County attorney Pendleton, says the
man is certainly insane.
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Tn. Nrr. IrnIn Maine.

AuuusTA, Mn, Nov. s,-The Demo
Gratis here are jubilsnt and claim that
the presidential question is settled by
the associated press reports. The Re
publcans Insist that the situation is uni
changed and that the question will DO
settled only 10y the official count.
mr.. BLAINE
has made no expression OF opinion, but
IL Is understood among his friends that
he still be,ieyes tho plurality claimed In
New York Is fraudulent, and thinks that
the true result can hs ascortainod only
by careful recounting of the votes
actually cast,
The Democrats In town are celebrating
To day
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ALBANY, Nov. s.-The Evening Jour
nal claims To have discovered election
frauds in the twelfth ward OF this city.
1t charges that the figures were 90
altered as to elect a Democratic county
treasurer, when all the figures on cleo
ton night elected the Republican tress-
urer. Should the county he thrown out
Cleveland would lose 3SS votes, although
il is not charged with any frauds in re-
gard to electors.
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GALvgsToN, Nov. S.-The vote for
state sena or in the tenth district, COM
prlsing Galve ton, Matagords and
Brazoria counties, is very close. In fact
there is such small difference claimed
in respective majoritios for VIM. M
Jordon, Drmocrac, and JOS. Bates,
independents; that nothing positive
can be stated at present
until the final official returns are
made. Bates friends do not give figures
alleging a r'und majority. while the
Jordon supper ers maintain he is eject
ed by at least 100 votes.
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WIDE AWAKE AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ga mass meeting
was held at p. m. in front of the city
hall by the Democrats of Baltimore as
the occasion of rejoicing at the election
of Cleveland and Hendricks. Speeches
wero made by ex-senator w. i. White
and Others. Resolutions were adopted
pledging the use of every means in
carrying out the will of the people.
Several thousand people were present.
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UILLsRoRo, Nov. Especial. l-Au-
thentic reports from all parts of the
county show that A. w. Parham, pres
ent incumbent, is elected county Judge
by about 200 majority; that the present
incumbents, w. w. Wright, county
clerk; j. j. Stoker, district clerk; w. G.
Harris, treasurer; C. w. Riley, assessor,
and o, Holland, county surveyor, are
reelected. Tom Bell is elected sheriff
over Morrison, the present sheriff, and
7. NJ. Tarver collector over Wernell, the
present incumbent.
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st. LlyIs, Nov. s.-.Special.'-A prl-
vate telegram from n leading New York
Republican Ia one OF the editors of the
olobe-Domocrat says that the chairman
OF tho New York state Executive COM
mittoc admit, that on the face Of the Of.
scial returns Cleveland has plurality
and will no douh, get the electoral vote
La Now Nnrk.
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New York, Nov. S-To l.. S. Garrison Post
master, Dan as, Texas:
The official count will confirm our
claim to New York. B. f. JoNEs,
Chairman,
THE above was received by the post
master a Dallas last night. If it had
read "does" confirm, instead of "Will"
confirm, it ould sound more dangerous
to the Democracv.-ED.
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THE DEL. CIAL RESULT.

RALEIGH, Nov. S.-The Democratic
majority in North Carolina is $500. The
congressional delegation stands: One
Republican and eight Democrats. The
legislature is more than tNo-thirds
Democratic in both branches. Demon
STATIONS in all the towns in the state
over Clevcland's election are reported.
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rh.Iutcr ocean wits,

CmoA0o, Nov, s. Special Tho
latest afternoon edition OF tho Inter
ocean comedies the state Of New York
10 the Democratic electors, placing
Cltvoland's plurality at l,3tN,
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DUBUQUE, IA, Nov. s.-The Demo
Gratis fired 100 guns in honor Of Cleve-
lands election this afternoon. Tonight
they have torchlight parade and a
mass ratification meeting.
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Ityyasa water Hawl for the RAIDS.

New York, Nov.S.--Tbe Bureau of
elections in this city, of which John j.
O'Brien is supervisor. claims
to have discovered discrepanc'
of 425 votes in favor of Blaine. Accord
ngly, the wyers' committee, after ex
amning the returns for two days, found
them correct.
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Ohio.
roLrpo's TIN HORNS, ETC.

TOLEDO, Nov. S.-The Democrats fred
100 guns this afternoon in honor Of the
election of Cleveland and Hendricks.
The tin-horn brigade is out again
tonight in full force. Arrangements
are being made to celebrate the victory
on a large scale.
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Freestone County.

WORKMAN, Nov. S.-ISpecial. The
officers in this (Freestone) county elected
are: Representative, r. Il. Steel, Demo-
crat; ii. Childs, sheriff; q. G. Kervin,
county judge; r. Sims, county clerk;
Joe Wormac, treasurer: p. Boyd, dis
triet clerk
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PETERSBURG, Nov. S.-The liveliest
enthusiasm prevails here over the sue
cess of the Democratic victory, and a
salute of 100 guns has been fired. There
is to be demonstratiDns Tonight.
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COLUMBUS, Nov. S.-Governor Hoadly
has refused to order the militia into the
Hooking Valley until he is convinced
that the sheriffs have done all in their
mower and failed,