Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-25
THE POLITICAL WORLD
a DAY VITA sAr,usAL roLIrIcIass.
senator Pugn Reelected in AIabama--Preti-
dens Elect Cleveland and the Youpger

senator Pugn Reelected in AIAbama--Preti-
dent Elect Cleveland snd the YoupRer
Democratic klsmens OF the Uountry.
]. l. Pugh was renomiuated for United
States senator by the Democratic caucus
of the Alabama Legislature last evening.
Vice President elect Hendricks vent to-
Newark, New Jersey, last evening to
attend Democratic jubilee. He revie Ted
grand torchlight parade, and made 4
speech in response to serenade. U1y>r-
nor Albeit also spoke.
Mayor Edison yesterday sent to the New
York board of aldermen a veto OF the
order granting franchise for s. -eet
railroad TO the Broadway Surface railr'
company. The vote was laid on the t lie.
Four ambassadors from China pas cd
through Ell Paso, Texas, on Sunday, III
their way to the City of Mexico. IL =
seek tho enactment of q law allowing
Cinnamon to become Mexican citizens.
The recount OF the vote in Salem county,
New Jersey, has progressed far enough ,
show that hr. Miller. Republican, =
elected to the state Senate, and that the
Republicans will thus have majority o.
one in that body.
The United States district court, at
Chicago, has ordered an inquiry into the
contested election Ia the Sixth senatorial
district, upon which depends the political
complexion OF the Illinois Legislature and
the election Of United States senator
Mr Blaine is expected in Washington
this week, and in February he will have
the second volume of his history ready for
| publication.
At the meeting of Cleveland and Heud
ricks IN Albany on Saturday, Governor
| Hendricks remarked to Governor Cleve-
land "Ny Office will be lazier one than
yours" A visitor said TO Governor Cleve
| land "You are the first Dem ocratIc
president / ever saw" ~ am the first
one l ever saw myself" replied the
| governor.
The suit of the United States against
the Union Pacific railroad company, in
which the government claims a certain
per cent. of the net earnings, and the rail
road company claims payment for trans
of claims. Only preliminary mI5terl
wSre disposed of, and the trial will gin
regularly to-day. II all of the govern.
meut claims are allowed, they will smoual
to sbout 81, 100, 900 but againss this total
the railroad company claims offsets az
gregating about sl, $780, 000.
CLEVELAND AND THE YOUNGER DEMO
| CRATIC ELEMENT.
| Ex-senator Gwyn, of Washington
better known as ''Duke" Gwyn, has JUS
returned from visit TO the president-elect
Mr., Cleveland was very decided in sayius
that the future of the Democratic party
largely depended upon its taking uev
departure on many questions that wert
doubtful and experimental thirty OF fort,
years ago. While not specifying any spe
oial questions he took the ground that tn
wants of the country were so differeu
from what they were in the Democratic
! days, that it would be the duty of tn
party to adopt itself to the new condition
of things. On the subject of his cabine
he said that, 80 far as its individual char
acter was concerned, he had not given
any consideration preferriug to wait an,
hear the views of the representative me
of his party. He was very decided, how
ever, In saying that he had great faith il
the young and progressive material of hi
party, and indicated that he would drav
rather largely from it in making up hi
cabinet.