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JIM Rooms: & and ! Phoenix Block.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

WHILE the Democrats were firing Ma
tional salute in honor of Clevelend's vic
tory, on the Sth, at Richmond, caisson,
with about IS rounds of blank cartridges
exploded, wounding u men and boys, some
fatally. The accident caused great excite
ment and further firing was suspended.
CHOLERA is increasing in Paris to an
alarming extent-one of tho principal
causes being defective water, charged with
organic matter. The hotels are being
emptied, and people are fleeing from the
city.
A. T. AcREE, telegraph operator at
Parmley, Ark, committed suicide on the
night Of the 10th.
A MICRO woman was run over and killed
by a switch engine on the Alabama Great
Southern r. R., at Birmingham, on the 10th.
JOHN PEETE, prominent young man,
was shot dead on the night of the 10th, near
Grenada, Miss, by Ayres Hart. who mis-
took Peete for another man.
ROSCOE CoNKLING has been retained by
the Democrats of New York, as counsel in
any suits that may arise during the official
count in that State.
The election is over, and everybody is
patiently awaiting the official returns,
when the entire country will again settle
down to business.
DIPHTHERIA has broken out among one
Of the public schools in Chicago, and sew
eral fatal cases have been reported to the
Health Department.
The next House of Representatives will
be composed of 143 Republicans, IT. Demo-
Gratis and 10 Greenbackers and Fusionlsts
MAUD made the fastest time on record
at Lexington, on the 11th. Time-mile,
2:091-4.
SHELBY c. PRICE was indicted at Nash
vile on the 11th, for the murder of young
Raymer at that place in October last.
The body of a white child was found
sewed up in a sack filed with rock lying
In the edge of pond at Chattanooga, on
the 11th. No clue has been discovered ex-
cept the shoe tracks of woman leading to
and from the place.
THos. BULL, an engineer on the Alabama
Great Southern R. R., was Murdered in a
bagnio near Meridian on the 18th, by two
men whose names are not given.
The Washington monument has reached
a greater height than that Of any other in
the world, being $50 feet and 10 inches. 1t
will be completed in time for dedication
on the 22d of February.
THE official returns in New York are
still coming in slowly, with but few
changes. Absolutely nothing has trans
pired since the 9th that points to result
other than that already reported.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15
And She Wasn't Afraid.


-.Do you know, Mary said Laura.
''that l think Mr.. Thompson is one Of
the most amusing Of men?''
.sWhy Laura," said the other; y
have always thought him rather dull,
and Tthink heard you say ras much
yourself. What do you see in him that
is Interesting" =
'Well, do you know said Laura,
"that he offered to see me home from
the church sociable last Wednesday.
night? I,accepted. his escort and he Of
fered his arm and we started out. We
walked along chatting for quite long
distance, Father randtmother were. a.
little, way ahead Of US. After. a fme
Mr.. Thompson said, suddenly:
Now, Miss Bennett, it is a g.eat,
deal nearer for me to. turn off here and
go home, and guess you won t be
afraid to 90 the rest Of the way. alone.
You can overtake Your father sand
mother very easy, at, all events, :, and
before 1 could say a. word he dropped
my arm and lodged off throughsa. a.c11ss
street, and was lost.in the. darkness." !"
':Do you call that amusing? / should
have been angry" @
Il never was SO amused at. anything
in my life. / think. he is too delicious
ly funny for anything. g.''. Toledo Blad.
.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15
Announcing the Triumphant Election of
Blaine.

Announcing the Triumphant Election of
Blaine.
NEW YORK, November 1.-THE follow
ing comes from Republican headquarters:
The Republican National Committee re-
joices that the returns now received warrant
1t in announcing the triumphant election of
Blaine and Logan. The Republicans have
carried every Northern State except New
Jersey and Connecticut. Virginia seems also
to have given majority for the Republican
ability that West Virginia has also, while
other Southern States are still in doubt.
The Northern States alone, how
ever, give to Blaine and Logan 225
In New York attempts to tamper with the re-
turns have already been detected. The ac-
tual vote cast in New York City, Kings Coun-
ty and ,S52 election precincts gave at the ut
most only l4S plurality to Grover Cleveland,
while l63 precincts not yet heard from gave
fore, no ground for doubt that the
honest vote of the State has been given
to the Republican candidate, and although
the defeated candidate for the Presidency is
the head of the election machinery in this
State, the Democratic party which has notO-
for years, will not be permitted to thwart the
will of the people. The National Republican
Committee calls on the Chairman and the in :
dividual members of all County Committees
to take the promptest and most stringest
means to protect the sanctity of the ballot
The Republican candidates have been hon.
estly e lected beyond question. Any at
tempt to cheat the people and defeat their
will thus expressed at the polls must be
sternly exposed and resisted by every law
abiding citizen.
lSignedl SAMUEL FEssENDEN,
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

lieved to be horse-thief, were found the
morning of the 10th just outside the limits
of Washington, Pa, with bullet holes
through bis head.
The Enterprise Colliery at Port Bowk-
ley, Pa, will be reopened on the 18th.
The Egyptian Government recently sold
Krupp cannon. The French diplomatic
agent objected to their shipment from
Egypt, suspecting that they were destined
for China.
THE quadrennial convention of the Phi
Delta Theta, Greek College fraternity,
met in Nashville, Tenn, on the 18th for .
four days session.
MAYOR SMITH of Philadelphia, Pa, sent
letters to the various newspaper publish.
ers in the city on the 10th, requesting them
to refrain from publishing bulletins relat :
ing to the election calculated to excite the
public or give rise to disorder.
The st. Georges Society of Toronto,
Can, are considering the question of the
best means for preventing the immigration
of undesirable accessions to the popu-
lation.
A CAIRO dispatch of the 10th said
rumors of the fall of Khartoum and the
death of General Gordon were arriving by
the way of Massowah.
THE President has modified Rule 10 of
the Civil Service regulations, specifying
officers exempt from examination, SO as
to include in the list disbursing officers
having the custody of money, who give
bonds.
VAo lnft - oh pnct off inn
Postmaster General Hatton expresses his
regret at the death of Postmaster eneral
Fawcet, of England, and pays a high
tribute to his public and private virtues.
NEWS was received on the 10th of the
loss of the brig Julia E. Haskell, Captain
Paine, in hurricane off Caicos Island,
while en- route to Baltimore with a cargo
Of guano. Six of the crew were lost.
THE President has accepted a section of
twenty five miles of the Northern Pacific
Railroad in Washington Territory, extend
ing southwestwardly from Tacoma to a
point near South Prairie, but has directed
that no patents for lands lying along this
section shall issue until he gives specific
orders to that effect.
The Spaulding Iron and Nail-works, of
Jefferson County, Ohio, shut down on the
10th for an indefinite period, throwing 100
men out of employment. Cause, accumu-
lation of stock and small demand.
ONE hundred employees Of the Ontario
Cloth Mills at Philadelphia Pa, refused to
go to work on the 10th, owing to notice
of reduction of ten per cent. in wages.
The mills were stopped and 250 hands are
thrown out Of employment.
The people and live stock of portions of
West Virginia affected by the recent
drought, are said to be affected by a
peculiarly fatal flux, caused by drinking
water from the partially dried-up streams
which has become heavily impregnated
with mineral matter.
Hon. Roscoe CoNKLING has consented
to act as advisory counsel on behalf of the
Democratic managers in any controversy
that may arise in the final count of the
vote of the State of New York.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15
Exciting Scene in Boston.

BosToN, MASS, November IA crowd
of two or three thousand surrounded the
newspaper bulletins here last evening.
The demonstrations, as favorable or un-
favorable bulletins were posted, were
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15
Dan AIanning's Ms=.sesto.

ALBANY, n. Y, November by the official
returns reported from every county Cleve
land and Hendricks have carried New
York State by safe and sure majority
No Vaccinations or false claims or pretended
majority of Mr.. Blaine'5 managers cen
change this result The friends Of honest
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

government ana honest elections can be
everywhere assured that the Democratic
State Board of CanvasserS will see that the
true vote is correctly declared
lSignedl DANIEL MANNING.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

oo,,rpyoR CLEVELAND issued ohe usuai
u,,.saiving uo,r proclamation to the people
yav York on the Sth.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15
More Money Wanted.
NEW YORK, November THE fOllON

NEW YORK, November THE follow
: ting address has been issued:
The National Democratic Committee has
taken yery active measures to insure fair
and prompt return in all delayed or doubt
full districts. Counsel are employed to
watch the official canvass, and arrangements
are made to insure the transmission of cor
rect news over the country. To meet the ex
penses of this action which are necessarily
heavy, friends in various sections are start
Ing, subscriptions Money will be thankfully
received by the National Committee, and
any aid OF this nature to assist in enforcing
the popular will should, to be effective, be
promptly rendered.
ALBANY, u. Y, November 6.-The following
Is the result by counties. Cleveland has the
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

THE third Plenary Council of the Roman
Catholic Church in the United States opened
in Baltimore, Nd, on the 9th. Archbishop
Kenrick, of st. Louis, Mo-, celebrated pom
tiical high mass, and the opening sermon
WAS preached by Archbishop Ryan, OF
PHILADELPHIA. The ceremonies were of a
most imposing character. The tounch
will remain in closed session f<E three
Weeks
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

~orryRER 1st all the railways and fer-
W. San Francisco adopted 12Oth me-
rdian time.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

Harrington, KY, Maud 5. trot'eo
A' the sti in 2:10 1-2, the fastest time
mile VI a !, the month of November.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

rar Mo,ueal Corn Exchange neio d
l.i,r o., the Sth to take steps toward
n. Canadian Government TO MAKE
ufsins ,..ntI, exhibition at the New Orleans
Fxpositi.Jn
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

Tar London army and Nary Gazette az
In. .hat III. boats built in England 1or
ser', S;ia ;l sx,,d;tion are practically useless.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

~. ROYAL HIGHNEss, the Prince "f
h,' connleted his sorty third year on
the 9Th.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15
Necessary to a choice, POI.

NCCtSSHTy Il
Official returns from Westchester County
give a Democratic gain over previous figures
Of 4SS. This makes Clevelands plurality in
In the State III.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

On the night Of the 9th terrific expio'
sion shook Salt Lake City, Utah. 1t was
caused by the explosion of over two tons OF
powder at the Pascoe lime quarry. 1t is
claimed that q fuse was laid AMI fire set to
it. Considerable damage was done in the
vicinity, thousands of tons of rock being
thrown down the hill. Considerable rail-
road track was torn up and number of
cars destroyed,
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

Uoy. JAMES O'DoNNELL, Republican
member of Congress from the Ihird
Michigan District, is eminently a man OF
the people. His career has been, briefly !:
poor boy, printers apprentice, Journey
man, soldier in the Federal army, newspa-
yer editor and proprietor, Mayor of his ma
tye CITY, Presidential Elector, always a
gentleman and now member OF Congress
EJECT,
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15
Latest Figures Give New York to
Cleveland and 210 Elec-
toral Votes.
The Republicans Continue to Claim the
State By Very Small
Majority.
Exciting Scenes Incident to the Re.
ceptjon of the Delayed
Returns.
Serious Collisions Only Prevented In
Some Instances By the Prompt
Intervention of the Police.
The Very Latest.

KEW FORK, November THE latest infor-
natiol mskes the electoral vote stand thus:
1LlINE. CLEVELAND.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15
Almost a Riot.

AUGUSTA, Me-, November THE city
was wild last night. Both parties paraded
the streets. There was much ill-feeling.
A Hallowel man entered the Democratic
headquarters and kicked in tie head Of a
big base-drum. He was : arrested.
The Democrats purchased new drum
and came out on the streets. .@-.g :.
On receipt of the National Republican
Committees proclamation the Republi-
cans howlcd like demons. Both parties
then renewed their parading and firing
rockets. The man who was beating the
Democratic drum was struck in the head
by brick, receiving severe wound and
having one eye injured. Matters grew
dangerous, until cooler heads persuaded
both parties to return to their headquar-
ters. This they did, but the Republicans
soon came out again, followed BY the
Democrats, and pandemonium reigned.
Only by strong efforts on the part of the
police were the two parties kept from a
collision. M
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15
Dispersed by the Police.

NEW YORK, November Ca large and
excited crowd, numbering several hun
drcd persons, assembled in front of the
Western Union building last night boot
ing, shouting, burning paper ETC.. A
large force of police were detailed from
the lower precincts of the city who quick
ly dispersed the throng. A large body Of
police, however, remain in charge
of the building. Inspector
Thorne, Acting Superintendent OF
Police, established his headquarters
at the Twenty-ninth Precinct Police Sta,
ton, and issued an order to all ,c&p-
tains to keep their off platoons on doty
as reserves until further orders. Captain
williams stopped Democratic pro-
cession on Broadway composed of sex-
eral thousand persons, and arrested the
leader. Up to late hour there was no
further signs of disturbance.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

THE Atlantic steamship companies u
Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp and HaVre
have fayorably received the proposals Oh
English steamship companies To NIX the
passenger steerage rate to ports III Amer
ica Mt the minimum price of five guineas
pur head, the arrangement 10 go in'o Ca
feet next February.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

rur ,a;co Of steel rails is steadily I'M
nc lnh In September, $o6.5o per ton was
lor i'o ,rir, quoted, in October $3.50. Ihey
lue pa nl,~ onoted at $3.50. This recovery
afe - N.Y. .,.r ton is an exceedingly hopeful
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

,,u,x.rrs made most successful voy-
ra n France on the 9th in balloon.
rs., rent from one town to another ana
at;rosl .. recurring only forty live MN
nte, They steered the balloon SO ven .na' @
tbsv sliehted in the very spot from wnic''
tbev started.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15
BIaine a1fxRight.

Blaine aIFRfght.
NEW. York, November 7.1The MATT ::
and. Efprttss spechlsa frSms Augusta, Me. y
says: s"Mr. Blaine'se house is fooded
with maesages and -dispatches'rto-nigAt.s 1.
Returns from New York State and Iadi- J.
ana aresanxiously awaited Blaine has
received many. messages. from hQth these.
States tending to show that, he has car
ried both States Mr.. Blaine looked !.
well. Reports that he is ilLare without
foundation. --,t fs
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

rsv failures throughout the country 1or
tbs seven days ended the 7th number IN Tn tne
United States, 1S5; Canada, q; total' w.
Th;a ,ros q marked decrease over the pre-
vious week, when the total was 2O'. Inc
decrease w as mainly in New England ana
tho Middle States and New York City.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

These figures gives Blaine 6S, ,291 and Cleve
land 69, ,499. Cleveland's plurality, l,2lS.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

cHIGAGo, Ill, NoyembeFS.-ll P.Y.
The exeitemept is ! increasing Great !.
crowds are going through the streets !.
yelling ..Np more 1851" ~ u can't court !.
US out again ~ An extra force of police !. !.
has been ordered on duty in the center of.
the city. .1 y. ss l~e 4 .r...:...
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

i,a aAh F'i aGal situation up to the morn
.ls :" 'us Sth was still mixed. The
,,r r''on Of Cleveland and Hendricks was
ca 90 ind9ntly announced by the Demo-
ina VI. 'ts basis of their returns show
gem tnf' ~ had carried the State of
,,ta- W. Ihus giving him 2l9 electoral
mar a' VI lie other hand the Repul lican
ln- continued to Slaim the State
Of ;. "u41 plurality. The settlement
sgn m'"fed question will! undoubt-
scia, 'sS' to depend mpcz the Of
slal ooi't Meanw.iM the Democrats are
Ns''a1 a.1's the victory thay claim all over
Croa. !ue'. and the National Democratic
uaon ''s lave issued manifesto calling
mt ~, ,IN partisans TO s.o that thew are
rG .'eo I'v. 't its fruits by repetition of
hu -. : zen feeling was ct high pitch
uo, " principal cities, and only the
leaa Nr'servative actie4a of the cooler
xllis.o'. u ''-l' parties has prevented serious
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

! PHILADELdHLA, PA, November The
police sergeants, who on Thursday make
the district reports to'the Chief of Police.
agree that they have never witnessed such
general excitement among the people:
The delay in reaching decisive result in
New York has only added to the intense
excitement. Men stand and sl1iverS in
the cold regardless of everything in their
anxiety to see the ''latest bulletins"
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

-. A Threat. - : : rTS'.s =
!. NEW YoRx, Standardization. Re- t.. !.
Merrick, one of Tnden's counsel Before 2.
the Electoral Commission, lin an address as
last night ats: Democratic, peeting-z.
waraed the RepuhItcan against rspeat ting /.
the fraud Of 1876, as foreshad0wed in the
address Of the Republican, Committee last
night He concluded sBy saying Cleve- :.
land would be inausuratgt, peaseably az 4
he could, but forcibly if he must. = 20 4
Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-15

Bribery, Intimidation. Ballot ROx-stusing
and Murder Charged. a,
wAsHINGroN, ID. G., November Tn
reply to telegram asking for -informa-
tion respecting the election in Louisiana,
the following has been received in Wash
in
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-07-10
Casualties of tho Week.

The pork slaughtering house of J. and L Sch
roth, in Cincinnati, was burned Loss, 49,
OOO; insurance, DIG, OOO
At Westfeld, N. Y, . fire burned the West
field house and three small stores LOSS, $50,
OOO; insurance, B, 800.
The factory of the Revere Rubber company,
at Chelsea, Mass, occupying three acres, was
burned, except three storehouses. It was run
ming to its full capacity, and employing SOC
hands. Loss, $50 coo; insurance, 500, OOO
Spontaneous combustion was the cause
The gas house at the Joliet (ll) penitentiary
was burned to the ground. By the most strenu-
GUS exertions on the part Of the fire brigade at
t1e penitentiary and the city department the
flames were averted from the gasoline reser-
voir: The penitentiary for the present will be
Lighted with candles and lamps.
The whole business portion of Port Perry,
Canada, is burned The fire extended from
Akerman's saddlery shop west including the
Ontario bank, Ross 4 Sons store, Ling l. Maha-
ney place, the Windsor hotel, Wright's shoe
store, Davis drug and cabinet store, Campbell
feed store, McCaw's jewelry store, Davenport,
James l. Co., Brown parish hardware, W.
Brock, and nearly to the postofice.
AT Butte, Mon, on the 18th, Miss Floyd, one
OF the twenty equestriennes, was thrown
from her horse near the close of the tenth
mile, and seriously injured But little hopes
are entertained of her recovery. A terrible &C
cldent also occurred on the race course About
five hundred people were in the grand stand,
when the roof fell in and the foundation gave
away, precipitating the people to the ground,
2 distance Of twenty feet from the highest point.
One boy waskilled and dozen others serious
~ wounded