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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09

OF the people Is yet equal to great national
'inei genc'es, and tuat Rovernm Mt restored
after u quarter of a century 10 those
IRON " ON IT DERIVES GTS DEiNG
ana Tor " HON 40 exists, snail continue 10 be
the beethoven Of liberty ADD the Union, at
nnco the source OF FREEDOM and n, enien all
over the world, and not the machine OF a
party nor tho football OF a secll n, nor the
e1olnsiy p op rty OF privileged class
THAT OF TuE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR.
am not n Eenkatl ,nalisL or tn alarmiHt,
SIN les am q victim of mufb,d political
convictions, but n monopoly, guided hy tn
selfish purpose Of party spirit, was ever ~ b.
loosod nom the throat OF libery
the time has come wnen he miracle n
lt.uc else 10 seemed .s1' ul, b5 wrought,
IGivE THANKS TO con
that u has been wrought, but ! speak IN no
partisan Interest. Tue Republican h We
been rosou from themselves and the time
viii come when they will admit the change
OF party WAS better than revO ution. lhe
Democrats thea selves have been saved. Tor
many reverses impaired their faith
and they conld not have achieved
their victory but for the hrl"
TIA, got The Iudepe dents viii be the
gninots by thelr thrift and foresight. AS our
triumph has been in the nature OF Prov
drnce 50 shall our duties be- terious and bind
Ing 10 VIII DO no easy task to sweep the
40 irs and put thu house in order, OF 10 sat
isy
rHE xrEcrAr,o Ns or rIiE couNrar.
In the very nature pf the case there must be
dlsapp ,intneuE. The adRge saws " It's n
l'ng lane that has no turning bat twenty
iour Jehrg or lanc, tweuty-four years
n raiurod not Gro K my.
where and hardly any sunshine In front 10
cheer us. The devil in me rear pick
ing OF hin1most, that "a the
sort OF lane we have been travelling.
The next lime there Is any ioollshue In
this cuuntr IL vii be on the NORTH not the
Sonlh side of the line. In my judgment tue
oleetiun OF Oevela aud n change Of part
prevents for hundred years 10 come civil
discord, and Will spo dtly wipe out ctlonRl
Inns lilfo those of tbs North and south, nd
those OF the East and the West
wiz stand for simply points or The
compasa. We shall nave more mAthematics
tainly
nErrER SYSTEM or HOUSEKEEPING.
We snail have In Uiliee "a man who can tell
the truth even when IL hurts him-e I, am
glad for my part that he lA not
innnnetie man or a SNOWY man, hut he
j. made OF tough stun, good goods, hune.t
homeSpun that VIII wear well anu can stand
the racket. He was not NV choice, and am
glad OF that TOO, because want no hing and
can give his administration IA m re dlstnteT-
ested, aud there ore, IA more effective sup
port for am sue in advano tina u VIII be,
II not u brilliant, yet safe and sound al
miniatrAtnn.
That winch - wanting Ia our government
~ the lgenius OF common sense ana tnis
good quality | believe Grover Cleveland pos
sesaes In the highest degree.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
KENIu,KY.
Tho piao-orass state Lets out Her rsn,.
Up JOY.

Tho Bine-orass staio Lets Out Her Psni.
Up JOY.
LouIsyILLE, KY, Nov. s.--This has
been gala day and no such
demonstration was ever seen la the
South. The city has been wildly
enthusiastic and thousand Kentuck.
ians In uniform and carrying brooms
and rooslera paraded the streets
this afternoon preceded by
bands and artillery. The whole CITY
turned out aud 10000 people witnessed
the procession and rejoiced over the
triumph OF Democracy. Tonight the
procession IL being repeated with The
addition of fireworks aud speeches,
The streets are crowded with women
and children. All have gone mad
with JOY pent up for years.
Addresses We're made by Coy.
J. Proctor Knott, Hon. Henry Waiter
sou. Col. A, G. garuth, Hon b. 4
Robbins, nj. Bolntroegar, Hon. w. b.
Fleming, Col Chas. sears, Gen, A.
Baker, Can't. j T. Belief aud Others.
MIR Watterson, ian his address. said
Il believe that tue election fNr. blaine.
and 4 pew 10 Ahe OF power 70 Tue faeiiun 81
which be Il ehiei wonid have been he end
OF ifee election In Tits country Ills a feat
nnu ~ oNefthrQw are Guarantees hat n }
republic suh lives. that The Notsla arr
masters Of IL that the morai nature
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
THE PACIFIC COAST.
BLAIsE's PLURALITIEs IN THE COAST
STATES.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Nov. S.
With three counties to hear from Cal
ifornia gives Blaine s0,G85, Cleveland
n 500, Butler GAG, ST. John sol; Blaine's
plurality 1879 The Republicans
elected a full congressional delegation
OF ak.
For the legislature the Republicans
have elected II, the Democrats o
These, with the old members, give the
Republicans In the senate 81, the DEM
ocrats 10 In the ASSEMBLY the Re-
puolieans 81, the Democrats . This
gives the Republicans % ma u.t on
joint ballot of 80.
In the previous legislature the DEM
ocrats had majority on joint ballot OF
a.
Nevada gives Blaine 1883, Cleveland
0303; Blaine's majority no far, 1886.
Nothing like complete returns can
be obtained from Oregon, but Blalne's
majority viii be 900
There We're no elections for the legls.
lature in Oregon or Nevada.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09

city asseinbl. d on Twelfth street and
with torches aud music paraded from
there to the court-hOuse, where huge
meetings were held on the east
and west sides Of the building and
Ia It's rotuuda. The demonstration
was not only very large but intensely
enthusiastic and noisy, and at times
wildly excited. Among the speakers
at the courthouse were s nator
Vest, ex.Gov. Phelps, Congressman
Broahhend, ex.Gov. Brown Of 'rennes-
zee, Congressman Elect Glover, and
more than dozen local politicians
A salute Of guns was fired.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
MISSOURI.
TnH oFTIOIAI RETURNS X 81. LouIs

TnE oFFIOIAL RETURNS IN ST. LouIs.
ST.. Louis. Mo Nov. s--The oill-
olal returns OF the election In this city
Tuesday last give Cleveland and Hem
bricks plurality Of ST., Ford, Fusion,
for go, ernor plurality Of 97as. Stark
toll. fusion. for lieutenant governor a
plurality OF a73.
The remainder of the Democratic
state ticket, however, excepting the
Judge of the supreme court, re eived q
plurality ranging from 40 To OH.
IN the Ninth congressional district
John NJ Glover, Democral, has a
majority Of 1897.
IN the Eighth district John j.
0'Nelll, Democrat, Is reelected by =
majority Of l5s2
The Nights characterization.
The Democrats had a grand iolllflea-
ton Tonight aud the streets have
been ablaza With torches aud pyroteoh-
mics. Allthe Democratic clubs IN the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
CABLE NOTES.

The divorce Of Madam Patti from
her husband, the Marquis De Caux.
was yesterday made absolute bv the
Partisan court.
The student Roeitf of Moscow. who
denounced to the police many of his
leliow-students as nihillsts, has been
poisoned. The deed was accomplished
by somebody who gaiued access As a
visitor TO the prison where Roleff was
Kept 10 protect him from the nlhillsts.
Aho her student has been Obliged 70
flee TO save hia life,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
WISCONSIN.
TnB STATE LEGIsLAlURE.

THE tIhIE LIsuI5LAiUNE.
MILWAUKEE Wis Nov. g. Re-
turns from the senate and assembly
districts Of the state are yet incom.
plete, but enough Ia known to assure
the Republicans majority OF 81 in
the Legislature ON joint ballot In the
senate, including the holdOver sena-
tors, there will he 20 Republicans, 10
Democrats, u Republican gain of ..
In the assembly there will he 65 Re.
publieans 8S Democrats and / tnde-
pendent Republicans. In the last as
sembly there were As Republicans and
~ Democrats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
Four People Drovnf,l.

BURLINGTON. Iowa, Nov. s.--Prof
Jones superintendent ofcity schools at
Mt. Pleasant, with another gentleman
and five ladies, entered a small skin on
an artificial lake near that city last
night The boat was only Intended
for three persons, and soon capsized.
Prot. Jones, Miss EulR Carpenter,
teacher, and Eta Nelson and Edith
Braugh, students, were drowned. The
remainder were rescued.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
BURNING GUNPOWDER.
Con luaed +. m Flr.t rage.

Clute to-day began an investigation r
see " crime had been committed. The
dispute relates only to the county
treasurer and coroner.
Che Republican MAniiesto.
New YORK, Nov s The Republl.
can National committee hus Issued the
following
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL HEAD-
puAH rms Nfw NoKh. soy. .--NoOn'J
70 the Republ cans Of the Country
We have carried New York. The
official count will confirm that Blaine
and logan have 2ls electoral votes and
are elected. lSigned,)
"B II. JONEs, Chairman. "
SAMUEL FEssENDES. Secretary"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
MARYLAND,
rnE WIN or rnn People I,REyAu,

THE WILL or THE PEOPLE PREVAILS
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. S "A mass
meeting was held at : o'olo k this
evening In front of the city hall by the
Democrats of Baltimore In honor OF
the election of Cleveland Speeches
were made by ex-senator w T., White
and others. Resolutions were adopted
pledging the use of every means for
carrying out the will of the people
Several thousand people were present
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
FRANCE AND CHINA.
THE CELEsrIALs REpuLsEl

THE CELEsrIALs REFUSED.
PARIS, NOV, s.--A dispatch from
Gen BTierre de Lisle, dated Friday,
November Z, says:
The Chinese made a fresh attack
on Fuyed. Guam. They were easily n.
pulsed, however. One French sailor
was killed.n
A dispatch from Admiral Courbet
at Keeling, dated the eth, SAYS that
Chinese attacked the works command
ing the road TO ramsui, and were re-
pulsed after three hours fighting,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
LOUISIANA.

THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. S.-The
following will be the Louisiana delega-
ton 10 congress
First district, s. II. Martin, Demo-
crat.
second district, Michael Hahn, Re
publican,
Third district, Edward Gay, Dem
ocrat.
Fourth district, n. c. Blanchard,
Democrat.
Fifth district, ]. Floyd King, Dem.
ocrat
Sixth district, A, Berwin, Democrat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
MAINE.
JIM SICK WITH PAINT HOPE.

AUGUSTA, ME, Nov. s.--The Demo
Gratis here are jubllant, and claim that
the presidential question ia settled by
the Associated Press returns. The Re
publicans insist that the situation IL
unchanged, and that the question will
only be settled by the official count.
Mr., Blaine has made no expression OF
opinion, but Il IL underaUood that b,
still believes that the plurality claim.
ed by the Democrats In New York /
fraudulent, and thinks that the result.
eau be nscertained 10y "A careful scruti
ny OF the votes The Democrats IN
the town are celebrating tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
INDIANA.

They Celebrate Double Victory.
TgRRE HAUTE, IND, Nov. s.--The
Democrats jolliiied over the result in
Indiana and the nation tonight
There was large torchlight procession
and a fine display Of fireworks. The
streets were crowded and there was
much enthusiasm Speeches were
made by Senator Voorhees,, Congress-
man Lamb and others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
NORTH CAROLINA.
cLrvnLANn.s MAgonIrv.

CLRVELAND'3 MAJORITY.
RALhIGH, n G., Nov. s.--The Dem
ocratic majority in North Carolina is
5000.
The congressional delegation stands
one Republican, eight Democrats.
The legislature Ia more than two
thirds Democratic in both branches.
There are demonstrations tonight
in all the towns In the state over
Clevelgnd's election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
Oar MonlhlY Parmeni plan.

We have sold a number Of homes In
this way, and its advantages to those
paying rent being seen leave many ap.
piieations for such purchases The
plan suits sellers for we can dispose of
the monthly payment notea. See ID
Bnsz or Walter Morten, corner office.
Main and Fourth streets, Fort Worth
\ q investments made; money 30
loan; houses rented: collections made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
pESNsYLYANIA.

PrqrsnuRo, PA, Nov. s.--Lively
enthusiasm prevails here over the
success of the Democrats and salute
Of 100 guns WAS fired. There were
other demonstrations to.night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
ONO.
THE TIN Holm BRIGADE OUT.

TOLEDO, OHIO, Nov. S.-The Demo
Gratis fred 100 guns this afternoon IN
honor Of the election Of Cleveland and
Hendricks, The tin horn brigade IL
out again tonight In full force. Ar
rang-ments are being made 10 cele-
brate their Victory on a large scale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
LOUISIANA.

CLEvELtNDs PLURALITY I71e7.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Nov. Sleeve
lands plurality in the state IL l7l27.
Only a few votes were cast for st. John.
The points to hear from will not
change ClevelsHd's plurality more than
thousand votes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09

$. B Maxey from A p. German, sec
rotary of the national executive COM
mittee, says:
ut is now conceded ON all sides that
Cleveland is elected. His M 4jarity in
this state is not less than thirteen hun
drad ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
The PAssenger l.are Nar

NEW IoRK, Nov. s.--The New York
Central, west Shore and Erie are all
selling tickets to Chicago at SIC, first
class Sil, second class. Brokers as a
rule have been selling half dollar be.
low the campanies' rates. Passages by
ne West Shore have been selling at
ki0 so, tiret class; so so, second class.
The West Shore has relaxed its deter
imitation TO keep 81 so below the New
York Central in the competition. Its
agents to-eay say that the Company
docs not care 10 sell frat class tickets
below SIC
Tho beat smoking tobacco IS "Iittle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
A BANKING Honse closed.

MT VERNON, N. H., Nov s The
banking house of James w Masterton
& Co. closed It's doors this morning.
Hon, S. d Clifford is the assignee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
CHOLERA.
IN PARIS.

PARIS, Nov. s.-Seven fresh cases of
cholera in Paris yesterday, and two
deaths In view of the small proper
tion OF deaths 1t Is believed that the
epidemic viii not spread.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
YIRGINIA.
SEVERAL PEOPLE INJURED NY TIKI
EXPLOSION or 4 CAIsSON.

EXPLOSION or a oAIssoN.
RIcHMoHD, VA, Nov. S.-Just as
the firing Of salute In honor Of the
Democratic victory was concluded the
cai.son Of cannon exploded, injuripR
about dozen people, including eight
small boys. One colored man was so
badly burned that he will probably
die. Two others were seriously hurt.
The accident was due to cArelessness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
MICHIGAN.

BAY Cry, Mica. Nov. s.-The
Democrats have fired 2la guns in
honor OF Cleveland'a election and
holsted the American flag.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
Marine Ma,ters.

GALVESTON, Ten, Nov s-Ar-
rived: Steamship Lampasas from
New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
TENNESSEE,
gOi GUNS FII,ED.

guns were fired at noon in token of
Cleveland's election. Tonight there
WAS a monster mass meeting on the
public square, where 20 900 people of
all ages, sex and color assembled, amid
the firing Of rockets and cannon. A
great torchlight procession for nexr
saturday night Ia announced, under
the auspices OF the business men of the
city,
At Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. S. "A salute
Of 2l0 guns was fred here to-day In
honor OF the election OF Cleveland.
The following resolutions were
adopted by the innss meeting ON the
public square:
Believing that great crisis il i'm.
pending and that the corrupt and des-
perate lenders of the Republican party
willi unless arrested by the potent
warnings of the sovereign people
solemnly expressed, attempt 10
magistrate lawfully made, and
believing that faith in Republican
form of government cannot survive
the shock Of the fraudulent seizure OF
the reins of power, and that the life
and permanency of our free institu-
lions depend upon the issue, we Dem
ocrats Of Tennessee, In mass meeting
assembled, In the capital Of urstate,
Resolve, that exaltlng our country
above party we will, no matter what
the result, abide by the choice of the
people lawfully expressed aud honest.
~ ascsrtalned We believe that Cleve-
land and Hendricks have been duly
elected. and that the claim OF the Re
publican national committee 10 the
contrary Is but u prologue to another
dramh of fraud like 1876, We have the
utmost confidence that the affairs OF
the nation and the commercial inter.
ests of the country will be wisely adj.
miblsiered by Cleveland and Hen.
bricks. We commend and indorse the
Democratic national committee FOR the
hrm declaration OF patriotic purpose,
for they are more than mere represent.
atives of the party. Their trust has
become the sacred rights OF the whole
American people. TO protect civil
liberty and selfgovernment from de.
straelion at the hands OF the meree-
nary nllnions of monopoly, we call
upon the whole country TO unite In 4
solemn declaration that the law must
prevail and that fraud will not be per.
united TO thwart the will Of the
sovereign eople.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
LOCAL HARKEH
nottnn.

Good middling, 9lS ssrier :
middling, SIA; strict low mlddlinf
Nothing lower being received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09

Wneas, cnoaos, 40 % ~
rior, Sln35a oats. le's.s.a Is Il
we. S5lals s0rn 20 4sof ns3S
"a 4. IS 0Oa7 % per .on ,sesf.
10 81. bran, eDc. per w -
per 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS,.

WoRcEsrE II, MASS, Nov. s.-The
Democrats fired a salute here at
noon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-09

Tho beat amolslng tobacco IS ''Iattle
JOKER
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-01

Shad are late this season in New York
harbor and Hudson river about two
weeks later than usual. an old shad fish
erman computes He has infallible shad
signs. When the shad flies come through
the clods and sand and take wing the first
run of shAd commences. There is no
failure to this rule. 1t is only necessary
to know the shad fly, to learn when it
will be profitable to cast the gill net.
Shad are in their richest flavor, he says,
when the apple blossoms begin to fall;
then their food is plentiful, they grow fat.
are just oily enough, aud not too oily.
The shad on the market now are mostly
taken in the southern harbOrs, and are
almost destitute of the qualities for which
the fish of the Delaware and Huds m are
SO highly priced According to the fishers
shad are likely to be plentiful this season
when The shad fly energies with wings and
delicious when the apple blossoms fall.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-01

Partisan gcntility of the masculine
persuasion has declared the regula ton
swallowed tailed coat and black trousers
to be altogether uusuited to the wear OF
gentlemen This dress has been surren-
lered to servants, and the Paris gentle
man now goes out to dinner or evening
assembly attircd in blue broadcloth coat,
Ornamcnted with brass buttons, and pearl
gray trousers. The innovation is one to
he commended, AS it enables the observer
to at once distinguish between the gentle
man and the servant, thing that may
not always be done with accuracy where
there is an identity of costume. But if
marks of discrimination were necessary
in France, where there has ever been
ii great amount of sticking for class
distinction, they should be regarded as
absolutely indispensable in this country,
where the servant of today may be the
master Of tomorrow But the idea of
brass buttons must be too repugnant to
the aesthetic instincts of American aristo-
cracy to for moment make their suggest
ion endurabe.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-01

There is no appearance of any relaxation
Of the preparations for defense Barrlcades
OF barrels and other sort of material still re
main across all the avenues and other APP
proaches to the county buildings, and behind
them stand the militia, armed with guns, and
their fixed bayonets are bristling everywhere.
The police have been sent away to their reg
ular posts, and are obtaining some rest
Though the general feeling is that there will
be no further outbreak, there are not lacking
men who predict the reverse.
At meeting of the citizens committee ap
pointed by the mayor resolution wa.
adopted thanking the governor and the Ohio
National guard for the efficient aid rendered
to the civil authorities and pledging support
to the mayor in the course he has
adopted and promising to furnish
additional means if, in the opinion OF
the mayor, additional force is necessary,
Resolutions were adopted appointing
subcommittee to procure rooms
for the use of courts, and recommending
that the court of common pleas proceed at
once to dispose Of the criminal cases. The
mayor was requested to select an executive
committee OF fifteen from the members o.
this meeting, for advice and cour ,el, to whom
all matters should be referred.
1t has been ascertainei with grsat satisfac
ton that nearly the entire set Of records o
the recorders office, containing records OF
deeds, mortgages, etc, are saved A person
familiar with the Office says not more thar
fifty volumes of records are gone, concerning
the transactions of about three years, OF
about thirty years ago
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-01
what Is Thou ght at washington City


NEW YORK, March 81 1.-THE riot in Gin
cinnati is the beginning OF the uprising Of the
common peoPle-ths wolkingmen-of the
United States against class government,
said Justus Schwab ct is only to be 10
grettei that the indignant people took for the
objects ,of their rage the inhabitants OF
prisons rather than the class which, by the
possession of a controlling power over the
machinery of the law, wrought the injustice
that precipitated this revolt. The conflict il
Cincinnati is an Indication of the revolt, the
revolution. The enemy is the party or group
of individuals that is in possession of the
property, of whose opinions for You may
speak of property as a person, almost as a
God-the jury were but the expression in
their findings. The aim Of the multitude.
was not to strike down the federal authority
over the States, but the system expressing
the will of the propertied classes of which the
jury verdict was but enc expression. TIKI
movement was spontaneous. 1t had nc
leaders; to morrow ii Will evolve leadership
and expand Though uefeata |, t he revolt
never dies. Only revoIpt OF nil bring
peace