The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-11-09
DEMOCRATS WILD WITH JOY.
CELEBRATING THEIR victory WITH
CANNON AND BONEIRES.
Atlanta Ceiebrnters Adjourn the leg stature
and the Courts. and Lead the Mcmbcrs In
q ROilicktng Parade Through the streets.


city Is unbounded. Demonstrations have been
kept up for two days. The most remarkable
scene was witnessed In the Legislature to-day.
While the House was in session the doors were
broken In by Mr. Henry W. Grady OF the Con-
stitution. followed by band and 5000 citizens.
Tho members rose In astonishment. Mr..
Grady halted In tho aisle and called out:
Mr.. Speaker. q message from the American
people,"
The band struck up instantly. tho crowd
cheered and Mr.. Grady. accompanied by Alder
man n. ]. Lowrey. bearing United States flag
mounted the Speakers desk. wrested the gavel
from Speaker I,amar's hand. raped the
House to ordor. and shouted
In the name OF. and by authority OF Grover
Cleveland. President OF tho United States. de-
clare this House adjourned until tomorrow"
The band resumed. deafening cheers arose.
the members mounted their desks. and tho
scene WAS UNDERSTANDABLE rs Mr.. Grady escorted
tho Speaker out. the members of the House
following. The Senate and Supreme Court
were adjourned in the same way. aud marched
through the streets In body.
GALVESTON. Nov. S-For the third time In rs
honor OF their victory in New York. ;. Several
thousand people are gathered In fremont
street The day has been given IN to Jolilica-
ton. and business is nearly suspended. Sim
liar demonstrations were made in nearly every
To & ii" GsS Ss ao p l sr
greatly affected by tho news OF the defeat of
Blaine. They conSregated in large numbers
about the corners discussing tho probable re-
suits and declared that hey would not believe
the Republican party had suffered defeat until
IN" official count satisfied them that New YORK
RIcmMoYp. Va. Nov. s.-For the third sue
cessive day cnnnons are fired in Richmond in
honor Of Clevelands election. that Of to-day
being done ct noon In asec9rdnnce with me
tionnl Democratic Committee; Tonight an
outdoor mass ,meecing is to be held. to give
o Of Rchmond d. wv tie rns Of the salute
was about concluded the caisson Of the cannon
exploded. inJnring about dozen persons. in
was so badly burned that he viii probably die.
Two or three others are seriously hurt. Tho
accident was due to carelessnoss.
Tho liveliest enthusiasm prevails al over the
State over the Democratic victory. and cannon
are = fnsa's 'SMns was held
at2r +. -. in front Of the cry Hall by the Dem
Ing ut the e"ciion Of !" Geveand and Hendrcks
| Speeches were made by ex-senator w. l.. Whyte
and others. RESOLUTIONS were adopted pledg-
| ing tho use OF every means in carrying out the
MoSSrGoI ,I; aA,": A., Noy s1Th ,l Democrats
MEMrnis Nov i, "A salute OF 2l9 guns was
| Cleveland. There is to DO a big demonstration
tonight by the business men. o,
2la guns in honor Of Cleveland's election. and
hoisted an American flag. m,
| WORCESTER. MASS. NOV. Sine democrats
fred a national salute here this noon. and will
hold mass mGetinS this evening.
AEET rH N2y s o5 nem3erats OF TINS
and are NJ hayinE parade in honor OF the e!ee-
CASAJoHAKiE. Nov. San anvil salute was
fred In this village this afternoon. and in all
| the villages in the county. In accordance with
the nroeInmation OF Chairman Barnum that
CoscoRp Nh. Nov. s.-The Democrats fred
100 guns this evening in honor OF their presl.
Sbsa The s by ts1 d
KiSGsToS. N. Y. NOV. s..One hundred guns
| wcro fired to-day In honor OF the Democratic
h the usue to rty the
| OF Cleveland and Hendricks. denounce fraud
Th people S
| asm. Addresses were made by ex-Attorney-
dgnsT" sehSopmSkeT J and Others
jamestown are all out OF doors tonight. and
100 Guns are bsMiIs fred; r,ors,n,, ., Dam
ocrats arc assembled at Court House square.
after ono Of the largest professions ever seen
and Hendricks. RESOLUTIONS wero, adopted
plodginG tho lives tho fortunes. and tho sacred
WiLkEspAnHE, Nov. s.-,EnIhusiastlc Demo
crats celebrated Clevelands election here this
| evening. BonilreS are burning on tho prom
inent streets. mass meeting was held in the
honor Of Ceveland's election; T2-night a
| monstcrcmess meeting was held in the public
BOTH BOTH White and coiorsd. assembled in the liGht
of two great bonfires, and amid the firing of
fn %Ss"Mnf a f T. e. Now sThe Democrats of
GColumbia literally painted the town red on
c4Vsd na Ha WIEN eect iS W" There
was. therefore. no DEMONSTRATION to-day or to-
II, -aecerdnnce vi, lie REQUEST Of the Demo,
cratic National Committee. Elaborate prepa-
| rations ara being made for grand torchlght
| Al a is
on Tuesday. will then be in full blast. At least
whom VIII march in the rrroocossion;, The cele-
brated Reeyoss American Band Of Providence.
and Butler and others will address the meet
ing. There will be grand pyroteehnic dis;
the principal street. and the entire city will be
painting the town rod tonight over the eee.
ton of Cleveland. burning tar in the public
and 1n Gn o hoaHt s %
horns. firing cannon. and ringing bells. making
,CHArrANooaA, Nov; s.-The. streets OF. this
city arc packed with surginE mass !s', of hn;
here. Fully 10000 persons arc on the streets.
There Is grand display of pyrotech lies and a
back The enthusiasm y mnbounded. Among
tho notices ars these; Blaine and Logan tell
be discouraged; THE, q. o. i. Is dead.
buried beneath the irish slogan, The
thousand preachers wanted to attend tho
Blaine funeral" Both Democrats and Repub-
| Is anticipated.
New ORLEANS. Nov. s.-Tho Democrats con.
| tinue to celebrate the victory OF Cleveland and
| Hendricks. A salute OF 100 guns was fired ut
noon. Tonight tho members OF the Cotton
| Exchange had 100 guns fired on the levee, and
gave a fine display OF fireworks In front Of the
Exchange. They are now parading tho streets
| with band OF music.
Reports from scores OF other cities and towns
| toll the same story Of Democratic rejoicing.
President Jackson's DefaIcauon s155.OOO
AUGUSTA. Ga. Nov. ga meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Enterprise Factory Company held To-
day The report OF Acting President North showed tina
the defalca Of President George amount
Lodi a ry he Npati debit of Ina ny