Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-15

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. ~ eo1ptets oz6c6nI onnynn.. - - -
4 5000, = CsvsIsnd 0.z71 Bisin~ a
~ 10tIoT 30. d. John lEX o.
: nnds p1uza1i1y. ls.7e2.
q knnsli. Ceunsy - CIsvsiand 2ese
ndssns -, - John 50, Batter g.
rhe ysee N Maine.
II Ac0uzxA. Nov. 14.-Ths Ksnnsha,
Journal viii poblish tou0rrow r.r-u.
4 s1R sne soes Of the State a fhe -
: rfee.osofiai elsetion, exeeusinc n
! s1naA towns and plantations ncf ~
ssorasd 70 the of6es Of ths Ssors1arv ~
l 800. and showing ths foIIouine resnIf:
1 ns Ills, Cleveland Sl.656. Buflsr
: = -. - John 2lf3; Blainsfs plurality.
so majority. l39A In ieGO Gar
) nsaas p..railsy vss $3.50. and his ma
loflsy 455a Blaine carries evsrv couptv
: IN the Stafe. While ia 1850 four esnns;ss
ksve maJofit1es against Gar6eld.
Ill rassaay Cesessasssu.
, nv foxx, Nov. 1.-The Tamuanv
! nau ssensfai COMMITTEES IN the wiQvam
soniRht celebrated the election Of CIeye-
! ma ana Hendricks. Speeches we're
r.oe y .. !. Randall, John Kelly and
- ~ a .
, present. Randall paid 4 tr;h.ts =,
Tamnany for iss faithful e6orts ~
bring success to the Democratic ticket.
! ana added We must not EXPECT alfo-
J eesnsr p4rsieanship 70 come from tbe
! next administration. The Dsmoorsfic
parry mus redeem all is promises 20
sno CONSERVATIVES people Of the United
STATES They must abolish everv m
necessary ONCE they must brig the
6overnment down 20 economy. and
tney must ct once reduce the extraor-
mnarIiy great revenue Of the country.
Ipe great amount Of public lands that
aavs been given away through the
pxouiRase leRiAaf1on Of the Republican
party must be taken back to the ovuer-
snip OF the people, 10 be held for actual |
sess,crs under the homestead laws. Of
nee holders must De taught to perform |
lava :. sAo
Kelly defended himself and Tsmmanv
maII rom the charges Of disloyalty 70 |
4 Fiat DeafaI.
NEW Yoax, Nov. Ex-senator A. p.
Horman, Chairman OF the Democratic |
that WIN. h. Vanderbilt has not mads
any contribution 20 the National Demo
cratic campaign fund. my reasons
for Wishing TO deny the statement that
Vanderbilt contributed $15o, GOO, or any
other sum" says Mr.. German. . is that
the story 10 pat out with the malicious
intent OF creating q false impression
that Cleveland received aid from q class
Of contributors and Get of Influences
whose AID, when given at all, was Who'll
~ and unstintediy devoted to the eer
vice Of Blaine, while the campaign Of
Cleveland and Hendricks vas descend
emit upon popular support, given for
most part IN small s1uas. Some wealthy
Democrats did their fair share, &c aid
also some independent Republicans of
large means. bat there vas no aid from
great institutions likely to ssek from
the National Government new favors In
the future or q continuance Of valuable
privileges already enjoyed By them.
ANY part IN the campaign taken by such
Dodiee vas entirely on the side Of
Blaine and Logan
Catholic Doiaxs.
BALTIMoRE. Nov. 1.-The work of the ,
Plenary Council today consisted of re
ports OF the several committees. and il
IL expected that some of the subjects .
VIII be voted upon Sunday next at the ,
pubic session at the cathedral. ALI J
proceedings In the public session are in | !
the Latin language, while discussions In ;;
secret sessions are in Engiish. A CON
ference, this afternoon in the cathedral. :
OF Bishops and Archbishops, at which I,
the work Of the week was reviewed. but
nothing OF particular subjects nor oon-
illusions reached, were given public.
Tonight, at the cathedral, Archbishop
SeRhers of Oregon preached on INDIAN !
Missions" A meeting of the Catholic
National Colonization Association Ia
called for Tuesday next. =
Democratic Joy.
CoLuMBrA, 3. O., Nov. 1.-THE Demo- q
Gratis had an immense torchliQht pro- q
cession here tonight in honor of the '
Cleveland and Hendricks election, liz
Speeches we're made at the State CAPT
tol by senator M. O. Butler, Wade {
Hampton. Governor Thompson and
others. Seventy commercial travellers | I
dressed in Mother Hubbard dresses a
proceeded the procession. A dis
patch to the Duly Register from Charles r
A. Dana. editor of the New York San, q
was read by Senator Butler. Il stated q
that Clevsland's plurality il $50 in New .
York. and that no party Of reasonable q
men now question the final accuracy of
these figures. Ths dispatch was re- '
ceived with thundsrs of applause. q
Cattle Mea on the Read.
DENVER, Nov. IA The Colorado dele.
Cation to the National Cattle Conven-
ton &C Sc. Louis left this evening on i,
special train Of Pullman sieepers over 4
The Burlington roid. The train is TO L H
make 40 miles an hour. including stops,
arriving in 50. Louis at a. m. The s
whole train 10 handsomely decorated. q
The delegation numbers leo, and repre- i,
sents over million head of stock. =
The Utah and Idaho delegations ar !.
rived here last evening. Their slespers =
were attached TO the California cattle i
men's special tonight This latter asso-
station represents 500, 000 head.
stock CeAveatien.
CHICAGO, Nov. II. - The National p
Convention continued its o
session today. The Secretary read =
letter from Professor Law of Cornell b
attacking the working of the
Bureau Of Animal Industry, created by Il
the last Congress. This created dis =
cussioH, and a melton to tender the
writer vote of thanks was tabled. The
committee on the award of Judge
Cooley, the arbitrator, fixing the rate by .
rail- Tor ufesSe0 Deet cOQSiooraDiy =
higher than that for live cattle, reported g
that the two rates should be tina same, =
and stated that the health Of beef heaters =
depended 10 o measure on having cattle
~ near the fat;ening point =
~ possible to avoid the unsanitary con- e
iisions produced by transportation on ::
hoof. Adopted. =,
The COMMITTEES on Resolutions pre- I,
sented an extended report on the ques- =
lion OF fencin2 ranges of government =
lands. Il Get forth that the obtaining y
Of permanent tenure Of these lands in y
some legal form. b Of the greatest inn
portance to the future of stock raising; :
that these lands are largely unfit for =
agriculture, and not reclaimahls by ir- =
rioasion on account Of the broken sur y
face and lask Of running streams; that II
Colorado and Wyoming stockmen have q
swo hundred millions Of dollars invest e
"a in she business, adding 30 the tax o.
able wealth Of the country, and lever ~
inc the price Of beef; and that they a
m rf,<,slrfuuffv IN kuv ! a