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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-23
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NEW YORK, Nov. - Vice President
elect Hendricks left this morning for
Albany, accompanied by United Statos
senators German, Jonas and Camden.
aid Mossrs' Barnum anu Thompson, all
Oh inc national Democratic committed.
Aller call upon Governor Cleveland
mo party will return to this city. A
large Representation of the Cleveland
ana Hendricks clubs of the different
mercantile exchanges won't on the same
Cleveland. 'V'
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MIchIran nnnlaI.

LANSING, Nov. 2.-All tho counties of
the state, with the exception of Glada.
den, have filed official returns with
the secretary of state. The Republican
vote Tor electors IN l92,35i; fusion.
le9,4OS; Blaine's plurality, 2,9l6. For
governor: Alger, Republican, lqO.5ig;
begole, Fusion, lS6,732; Preston, 2l. .8o7:
Alger's plurnlitY. 2.Al2. --'VN''
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VALUE b,-Wslkins Jackets, Black Cloaks
and Dolmsns, all etS2.5o.
VALUE sSb.-Newmsrkets, listers, Jersey
Jackets, Dolmans, handsomely trimmed
with fur, all at 3S
VALUE N5.-Newmsrkets and Russian
Circulars handsomely made, Fine Diago-
nal Dolmans and Walking jackets; also n
special line of Fine SILK Wraps all at ISIS.
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'Fri.co and The south racIac rr.ao

BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "A meeting
OF the United States commission an.
pointed to visit Central and South Amer
lea with a member of the chamber oi
commerce, with merchants generally,
LOOK place this afternoon. There was \
,ull attendance, Papers on the various
pranehes OF trade which could be en-,
cousageu with the Pacific coast were
tomorrow. The committee leaves Mon
day for Mexico. '''
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Failure In st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-The grain com
mission firm of Grior Bros, composed
OF D. T. and Robert GrIer, failed to-day.
liabilities about $4,000; assets nm.
known. They own about $4,000 worth of
elevator property. The shrinkage In
lhe value OF grain is the cause OF the
failure. General Grier said tonight
that he believed the liabilities will moi
exceed S2O-0OO or 5000, and he expected
10 resume business In a short time.
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Congratulntinv cl.yo,,n,

Albany, Nov. 2,--The Cleveland and
Hendricks insurance club, of New York
city, called upon Gov. Cleveland this af.
tornoon and presented him with reso
lutlon expressing unquRl flied gratitica-
.ion az the election of Cleveland and
Hendricks, aud conveying congratula.
tions To- the president-elect for the neat
record he had made. ''0"'
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VALUE sS.-Extra Quality Rieh Ottoman
SILK Wraps and Dolmans, handsomely
trimmed with silk Chenille Fringe; also
Ottoman SILK Russian Circulars, trimmed
with Fur, all at sl6.76.
VALUE s2S.-Fine Ottoman SILK Dolman,.
trimmed with Fur; now imported Russian
Circulars, trimmed with Astrakhan, aud
new Braided Fine Clsth Wraps, all at sI375.
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Adam. . Leonara sued In Nnu rorl,

NEW YORK; Nov. 22.-The supreme
court to-day granted an attachment
against the property in this state OF
Adams Il Leonard, of Dallas, Texas, in
Nm action begun by the Texas 4 Pacific
irMl"ay, company TO recover SsO.
\ ne rallway company claims 20 have
ants, who recently made an nssivnneni
ana neglected TO return the money.
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More Shut nnwns

LEWISTON, Me-. Nov. %. Hin 4 An
drews' mills shut down tonight for /.
week. The Continental mills
VIII run only the first three
days next week. The Lewisto,,
corporation will run on two thirds tim.
Tor the present. Farwell's mills. az lis.
Don, announces to 10 Der cent
reduction, beginning next month.
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That s,nt. p,nn.r

BosroN, Nov. 22.-A dinner was given
lt the Quincy house by the State club
lhls afternoon, to celebrate the election
Oi Cleveland and Hendricks. IL was n
grand affair, All the prominent Demo-
ctats were present, aud the Independ-
ehls were largely represented.
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rhey wIn pny th. rnlinr.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-An ordinance
authorizing the city to borrow s9oo,OOO
was signed to-day, and the police win
now get their pay within a few days.
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lh0 Black and White Beaded Lace
Dress Fronts, nei, and lace to match.
from sl.sS up. These goods are all
worth double.
200 pair Of hOusquetalre and Foster
Hook Gloves at Ssc., 35c., Use. and
S1.00.
$50 pair Undres,ed lid Gloves, 6 and
s'suttOn length, at soc. They Woald
be cheap at s1,50.
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Virginia nnlrinI.

RICHMOND, Nov. 22.-All returns from
the cities and counties of Virginia have
been received In tho office of tho secro.
tary OF the commonwealth. The figures
on tho presidential vote are: Cleye.
land, li6,lsa; Blaine, 1874; Cleveland's
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Canal improvements I'm FIor,da

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 22.-The Oke-
ehopee drainage company opened one OF
its canals to-day, lowering tho waters NJ
LAKE Tohopekaliza twelve feet ami
opening to navigation rich territory in
the interior of the state. -
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FnilnrnIn Cnrna.a

CINCINNATI, Nov. %. -Snowden 4,
Iemmler'carpet dealers, 9s West Fourth
street, assigned this afternoon 10 Geo.
.ferbss. The liabilities are esti.
mated at 10000; assets, $4,000.
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omolnl Ynin OF nlinni.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-The official vote OF
Illinois gives Blaine 34O,49i; Cleveland.
Sl23li; Blaine's plurality, 2s,iso. ogles.
~ republican, for governor, 33i,iI;
m,arrl,s,9n, ,,srn,,,, Democrat S20,G44; oglesby's
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a Polyrnml.. pollilonl Palm,

SALT LAKE, Nov. % The Utah COM
mission, after hearing argument, de.
ecided to roier the question, whether no.
lygamists may lawfully vote AT sohool
elections, 10 the Acknowledgement of tba
United States. " Wv
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A Wine Liouor ,r,,,, u...,

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Clemert, Hierdt
~ Co.. importers and dealers in wines
ana liquors, made an assignment to-
uay Liabilities, Sl6S,0O0; nominal as-
SETS Soo,OOO: actual assets, $l7, 900.
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FALL RIVER, MASS, Nov. 90. Mann.
iacturers deny that cut in the wages
of operatives is contemplated.
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TELL THE TRUTH !!
Some Rantiug Republican Is Telling q
Lie About the Defeat.
THE EHATToN-CLARKSoN CHARGE.
Something Democrats Can Read and
Laugh Over.
WE DOWN EN- AGAIN IN ILLINOIS,
And Secured Control OF the Legisiaturs-
The Official Vote OF Several Of the
States-Mr. Hendricks and
His Party nj Albany.
WE DOWN EN- AGAIN IN ILLINOIS,
CLEVELAND TALKS ON BUSINESS.
A Mixed Matter a, Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. GA few days ago il
was announced in these dispatches that
Brand, Democrat, according to the re-
turns to the canvassing board, was
elected to the state senate from the sixth
district, instead Of Leman, Republican,
who had a majority according to the no
lice returns, thus giving the Democrats
majority in the state legislature on
JOINT ballot, and power to elect United
states senator to succeed Logan. The
difference was found to be i'm this
second precinct of the eighteenth
ward. The police returns gave I.eman
420 and Brand 274 votes. The returns to
the canvassing board gave Lemsn 90
aud Brand 47i, thus making a change OF
400 votes in favor of Brand, ard giving
him majority of TO- The figures on
the tally sheet seemed to be the original
fgures, showing no sign of erasure, but
the figures on the poll-book appeared to
have originally stood as in tie returns
10 the police, but subsequently
erased and made TO correspond with
the tally-sheet. On behalf of Brand
1t was stated that the original
entry on the poll book was a clerical
error ON behalf of Leman, who claimed
the returns had been tampered with, II
was shown that in this precinct the Re-
publican candidates for president and
governor received $3.50 and 4OS votes. re.
spectiyely, while the Democratic candI-
dates argued that ii was impossible that
such large falling of should have oc-
Cured in his (Lenlan's) vote. The mat
ter OF calling on the judges TO appear
and testify, and of the power
OF the canyassing board TO
go into the matter has been
under consideration since, and a do.
cision was set for yesterday afternoon.
when the United States district attorney
presented the matter to the United
States grand-jury and the Republican
Judge in that precinct. The supervisors
OF election and members of the canvass,
ing board were summoned TO appear
forthwith. The board was also ordered
to bring the ballot-box and retnrna for
that precinct. Tho county Cork. i'm
whose charge the ballot-bo is, appeared
with others and stated that, by advice on
hiscounsel, he declined to bring the ballot
boz. That part OF the order was waived
Tor the time being and tho clerk sent for
the returns. He did not come back, and
the grand jury finally adjourned with
orders that all parties be brought before
that body this morning. In the mean
time a squad of police has been guard
ing the bal OF box.
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The Vote OF Cniifnrni.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22.-The total
vote of California IL l03,T3s. Blal 10.
pv,SlOi Cleveland, s9,3O7; st. John, 1910;
ID luer' h'fci Blaine's plurality, i2,5Op.
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ST, LOUIS, Nov. Attachments for
ssSOOo were issued against the Harrison
wire works, OF this city, this afternoon.
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Up In Michigan,

BATTLE CREEK, Nov. Walter A.
WOOD, hardware dealers, failed to-day
Liabilities, $4,000, probably covered by
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pItlsbnrg einaaMnrl.. emf.

PirrsBuRo, Nov. 22.--Tho notification
OF reduction in wages recently given
tho slasswarksrs employ cd in Mckee
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to give the substance of a
letter written by J. S. Clarkson,
the Iowa member of the national Re-
publican committee, in which he says:
"While did not issue the ord r in re-
SarS Nn,i yo,s tS keeping nesPE open the
day the order was issued by an assist
ant, but by Mr.. Hatton's orders. This
is wholly incorrect No officer of
the post-oflice department had
any. instructions from me in re-
gard to an order affecting the
New York post-ofiice on election day.
Equally Incorrect is the statement that
the Democratic chairman called my at
tention to the law prohibiting closing
offices on election days. / never,
to my knowledge, met Mr.. Barnum
until this evening, since reading the
Des Moines dispatches, when was in
troduoad to him by Senator Blair, of
New Hampshire. l never had con-
sultation with any Democratic chair
man on any one subject. Equally
incorrect is the statement that
said to q leading Democrat in Mount
Pleasant or to any one else during my
recent visit to Iowa, that Intended to
keep the New York postoflioe
open on. election day. The
records of the department show
that the acting postmaster-g general the
night before the election telegraphed
the postmaster OF New York to
give his employees full opportunity
to exercise the right of suffrage, and
that Postmaster Pearson in published
Interview says every man engaged in
the post office had ample opportunity
during the time of the opening and
closing of the polling places to deposit
his ballot in his own election district,
Thi. matter doesn't seem to warrant any
further discussion, and shall receive no
more attention at my hands. do not
want TO believe that Mr. Clarkson de-
sires to purposely misrepresent me-"
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Preslden, CLEVELAND Talks Sense. .


BOSTON, Nov. 22.-ln tho course OF an
interview with the representative of a
Boston paper to-day, President-elect
Cleveland, speaking of tho business and
manufacturing interests of the country
and the effect of the change in tho
ann lnlstration upon these interests
said; at goes without saying that the
democratic party Ia made up of mer-
chants, business and working men, and
everybody certainly desires good times
and realizes that all the people
must be prosperous to secure that
result. We have 550O0,0O0 people,
almost bountless resources, hundreds
OF the strongest financial institutions i'm
the world, thousands of enterprising
merchants, the most skillfu manufac-
turers and the most intelli.
gent farmers and workingmen
on the face of the earth. Now, surely,
country with these characteristics has
every qualification for solid, permanent
prosperity. IL will he my aim and the
ann of all associated with me in the CON
duct of affairs at Washington TO give to
the people ofthe United States safe and
economical ana conservative govern
ment' the fact that so many business
men and manufacturers and working
men voted with tho Democratic party
atthis election shows that they were not
afraid of change in the sdministra-
tlon. The Democratic party, in its
Chicago platform, meant what it said,
an said what it meant, and will carry
the provisions of that platform which
relates TO business in ali parts of the
country into effect. The most
important thing is To restore con
ndonoe and determination To
forget partisan excitement and devote
our lives 10 things which tend TO sub
stanliate tho welfare of tho country and
all OF its people. In this work every
man should feel he has a part TO per-
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NHIUANOi NOV. A.-In the Leman-
'llirrtp state senatorial contest, in which
eAetshas been allegations of fraud, an
was made this morning be-
Hp Judge Blodgett. of the United
states district court, for an attachment
20 compel the county clerk TO bring be-
lore the Federal grand jury tho ballots
and poll list. This the court declined to
do, but entered an order directing tho
county clerk to show cause, on Monday
next, why an attachment should not be
issued.
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GOLDSMITH Bros.
GRAND SALE OF
Winter Cloaks !

We
torS
anu tho Winter
"LEr MERITS
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This Sounds Like an I'D. sor ..s,.u

A"s SOUNDS Like an "Ad." for "Sugar.' Z,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.--The impression
seems to have got abroad that the Bel
cher Sugar Refining company OF thi,
city has failed, or is about to fail. Tbi..
Is an entire mistake. The company IL
thoroughly solvent, but ow-
ing to depression in trade
IL is contemplating temporai,
suspension or stoppage OF operation.
untll business revives. This has no,
been decided upon, however, nor vii,
dennite action be taken on the matter
until the meeting of the board next
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The Reduction of Wages Que.sion.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-Nearly all
'he ingram carpet mills closed to-day
owing to the refusal of the power loon
weavers to accept the proposed reduc-
ton of wages Of from 10 to 20 per cent.
A rev mills which did not make the re
unction OF wages and which were run.
ning to-day are however, all wor kim
with reduced forces ana upon shor,
Mlne; inc weavers deprecate any in
mittee has been appointed TO wait nno,,
the manufacturers and request with.
drawal of the notice of reduction. Th,.
hnights OF Labor are seeking to hays,
the Weavers unite with them.
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brand ALLowED Hls srAr.

Ihe county board Of canvassers this
afternoon decided that it could not 20
behind the returns, and that tho vote
would have 20 stand as returned. mus
giving Brand, Democrat, the scat in the
state senate, allowing the Democrats a
majority in boIh houses, leaving the con
tast Tor the senate to decide. Asto the
question of fraud in tho returns, wheth-
er the proceedings in the federal curt
have any bearing in the case rs Il stands
ls not known. The returns will proba-
bly, go TO the state capital tonight.
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ls5 Ladies'. Misses and Childres,s
DClmaps, $2.75, s3.s0, $3.50, SO. IS,
$3.50 to $500.
l'5 Russian Circulars and Nowmar.
kets, $3.50, SlO.5O Sla.75, s14.5O.
$3.50 TO S55.
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n large size mass-meeting was held nj
the north side Turner half tonight 10
expose the alleged fraud by
which Brand had been declared
elected TO the state senate. Alddayits
by the federal supervisors and ono the
Republican judge Of election were road
cltlng that Leman received 420 votes in
the second precinct of the 18th ward
ana the hildavits OF half that number
1I voters were also procured, stating
That thoy voted Tor Lamar. A commIt,
tee OF twonty nvo Republicans was ap-
pointed to wait ON Brand and request
MN not To take his seat and counte-
nance the fraud, and to take measures
the fraud.
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TIIE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
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ITO THE HEIRS AND LEGAL KEPKE-
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ana "hero you ""' " JOHN II. HIGH,
sheriff
shertf's Office Lancaster, Penn, May H. 1884.
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~ CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
Office Pier ls, n. R., foot Of Cortlandt-st
Consgnments Of freight forwarded directed to any par,
of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery all kinds freight and NOR
chandise 20 any part of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered any point
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NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND.-Elcven Niles for
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CENTRAL SHlPYARD, Communipaw N J.-Dry D0chs,
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