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DIED.

DIED.
An ANDERSON: At12:o5 T. M November 6. 1884 FAN
late luke Anderson aged forty. five years
RELATIVES i've friends ss are invited to attend the
west. on November 8. ar two p IN. q
BLAKE At 1913 p m. November 4th. 1854, after
fortiude Mrs JANE BLsKE. aged fifty-two years.
ten months and fourteen days
Dearest mother thou hast left u.s.
But tits God who hath bereft US.
He will all our SORROWS heal.
Baptist church Friday November 7th at thrre oc ock
Lelatives and friends invited to be- present
O'Clock p. m. MARY 1. CAKRiCo aged s. Yeas after
painful illness Of two weeks
WAITED humbly for the Lord
Till he vouchsafed kind reply;
And heard from heaven my cry.
the funeral from the residence of her aw J.
Arnold Nichols avenue. Ana ostia Friday evening at
O'Clock p N.
CONNIE At 40 o'clock a. m, November 9Th 1894
in the ns q 5S ace after Tss SnS
of winferd Conner o: Of county co Kerry. Ireland.
day. 9Th Relatives and friends Of the family invited
STOREY. On Wednesday. November 5. 1884 at :
o'clock D. m. lsABrIL STOEEY, beloved wife Of
James Storey in the sixty econd year of her age
Deaths cruel dart has pierced our heart
And bowed us down with grief.
Ard ben arh the silent sod
Our darling mother sleeps
OH mother. must we give you up,
You WHO we love wells
How can ne drink this bitter cup,
And say long and last farewell.
BY HER CHILDREN,
Funeral will take place from her residence No 1913
Halt street southwest, Sunday. November 9th, at 2
O'Clock p Friends of the family invited to at
tend. Philadelphia papers please copy.1
TAYLOE on Thursday morning. 9Th November 1894
MRS. PHOEBA WARREN relict of the late Is. Ogle
Tayloe.
The funeral service and interlnent will be in the
Warren Mortuary chapel, Troy n. Y.
WOODS. At the residence of his father Col Michael
l.. Woods. 2l40 Prnnsy lvania avenue Thursday
ing Move mber6, 1884 ~: 10 O'CLOCK, ALBERT PICK
EFT WOODS, aged q years. months; day.
Funeral will take place from the residence 2l40 PENN
sylvana avenue, Friday morning November It'll at 10
o'clock
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ington county Is as foliowx Blaine sen; Clevcs
land, s0op; Butler, is,: St John. 30.
The official Vote nj Clinton County.
PLATrsBURe, " Y. November e-rhe Official
vote OF Cunton county gives Blaine 5.9.S, Clevo-
land 5. Isl, Butler l6. ST John So tor Congress
johnson, 6.oss smith, s,ooa For sssemoly-Pal-
mer, asie: smith, 5.sA
OGtsctao Vote Of Erie County.
BrFFALo, y. u, November 6-The complete ON
cial count OF Ere county gives Baire s6 az; Ceve
land, ga 80; Butler, s8e; ST. John. us
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Turton agt. Saunders; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud0e Cor.
Yesterday, Hunt agt. Hunt; pro confesso and
reference 10 the auditor ordered. Obold agt. Ruf-
fin; restraining order continued until fund is paid
in court. Dunlop agt Chappell; prayer OF G. 7.
Dunlop denied. Birney agt. Birney; commission
ordered to issue to get answer OF infant defendant
To-day, Miller agt Haske: sale ordered and c.
A. Walter appointed trustee to sell. Huck agt.
Shelley; pro Confesso made absolute. Talks agt
Borland; sale Ordered-Moulton and Leopold ap-
pointed trustees.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud0e Hdgner.
To-day. EySmanS agt de MOrreila: Judgment OF
condemnation. Cotharin agt Davis; on hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge WWie.
Yesterday, William Shorter, assault; guilty, SEN
fenced TO eleven months and twenty mine DAYS in
tail.
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From, Wall stree, To-day.

There was great depression IN ;ige stock market
this morning. Union Pacific was particularly
heavy. and broke from ~ . 10 as IN a few minutes;
Missouri Pacific dropped from ssl. 10 aoa.: Lack
awanna from l02. To 1907. ana Northern Pacific
preferred froa a 10 Al. Later Cuion Pacific rallied
10 iesx. One reason Tor the break was the cut In
passenger rates TO s12 TO chicago made by the New
York Central
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CHANGES OF STATIONS OF ORDNANCE OFFICE,

CHANGES OF STATIONS OF ORDNANCE OFFICERS
b. direction or The Acting Secretary OF War the
following changes In the stations and duties OF OIL
GERS OF the ordnance department are ordered: Cap
tain Cullen Bryant viii he relieved 10y the CON-
handing general department OF the Columbia.
upon the receipt ny him OF this order, from the
duties OF CHIEF ordnance officer or That department
and commanding officer Vancouver barracks ord
nance depot, Washington Territory, and Will then
proceed 10 Benlcia ARSENAL California, and report
IL person 10 the commanding onicer thereof FOR
duty. First Lieut. Andrew Ii. Russell will be re-
ueved from duty at Bencla arsenal, California, by
the commanding officer thereof on receipt OF this
order, and Will then proceed 10 Vancouver Barracks,
Washington Territory. and report Ia person 70 the
commanding general department OF the Columbia
for assignment 10 duty as chler ordnance onlcer or
thar department, ana as commanding offcer a
the Vancouver barracks ordnance depot
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4th Edition.
PAINFUL SUSPENSE
NEW YORK STILL IN DOUBT.
BOTH SIDES CLAIM THE
STATE.
EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK
CITY.
Address From the National Repub-
lican COmmittee--22O ElectO.
raj Votes Claimed
For Blaine.
CHAIRMAN MANNING CLAIMS NEW YORK FOR
CLEVELAND.
Albany Democrats Fire a Hundred
Guns.
DEMOCRATS CLAIM INDIANA.
MICHIGAN PROBABLY REPUBLICAN
AND VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC.
CHAIRMAN MANNING CLAIMS NEW YORK FOR
CLEVELAND.
Albany Democrats Fire a Hundred
Guns.
DEMOCRATS CLAIM INDIANA.
MICHIGAN PROBABLY REPUBLICAN
AND VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC.
WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
Conflicting Returns-uust Wait fol
the OFFICIAL Returns 20 Decide.

NEW YORK, November 6.
245 p. m.-Returns give Blaine SEQ plurality In
the state. Democrats claim l,545 plurality for
Cleveland. So many corrections are being made In
returns on both sides that it is very evident that
Official returns only can determine the result
The excitement and interest continue undated,
and good deal OF wild talk is INDUCED in. busi-
ness meeting OF the Wall street Cleveland and Hen
bricks club Is called for tomorrow TO that there
is fair count. The New York state republican
committee has just advised everybody TO wait for
officials returns
"
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BROS. Auc,,oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATF. NO. 1927 VERMONT AVENUE
IN THE CT OF WA HINGTON, D. C.
Under and 10y virtue of a deed of trust dated No. "a
vetnoer lst Isl and duly recorded Iiber No. Asa
~ iolo S44 ct seq. one of the land records Of
strict OF Columbia the understand as trustees will
sell: Sn TUESDAY, THE EIGHiEE TIL DAY OF
NOFEdBER A. ID. 1854. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ in
iIon, OF th the following real estate situate
IN the eity CT washington and District Of Columbia
wit: All that tain piece or parcel of ground known
ad described as lot numbered thirty Of svxnssuo-
DIVISION OF lots numbered fourteen O4) fifteen (l5)
sX.ern utl seventeen CID and eighteen IS) of Hid
wei suocivision OF square numbered two hui dred
city Of Washington to ether with all the easements
bereditaments and appurfensnce to the same belong.
ing or IL any wise appertaininy.
Terms Of sa c. One-'hird of the purchase money In
cash TIE balance in and years with interest at
az Per cent the deferred payments to be red BY
d OF trust upon the property SOLD all cash at the
option OF purchaser Conveyance ny &c at purchaaer1
cost deposit Of $50 viii be required at time of sale
Terms Of sale to be compiled with within Ave DAYS
otherwise rusees the right sell at the risk
sId cost Of the defaultin2 Purchaser
NAfzlI. WI SON,
nj dds FRANCIS ASAITa.S trustees
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Marriage in High Life.

COMING EVENT WHICH AGITATEs THE SOCITEY
CIRCLES IN RICHMOND.
A dispatch to the New York World OF to-day says
The marriage Of Miss Pearl Tyler, the youngest
daughter OF the late President Tyler, a beautiful
young lady Of twenty-five, is creating much ex-
element in Richmond, Va She is to marry one
OF Virginia'S legislators, who Is we'll known and
has every recommen iation. The young lady Is
belle and has many admirers The marriage will
take place on the 13tn in the cathedral at Rich
mOnd. and the ceremony Will be performed by
i>hOp Keane, of Richmond.
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Is'EOS- j. FISHER CO. Real Estate Auc.ioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL BfICE
HOUSES AND LOIS. KNOW AS Nos 1902 1904
AND 1906 k1N0AlAN PLACE NOlSTHWEsE
b virtue of deed OF trust da.et 10Th March A ~,
ID 1881. Ind duly recorded in Lber NO 96A folio 81.
23 OEe OF the land records for tn District of Af
luIIlhia We shall sell. on MONDAY AFTERNOON No
YEMbER The SEVENTEENTH, 1884. at HOUR
O'CLOCK. in front o. the premises. Lots numbered one
huidr nd 'hree (lo3l hundred ana two QO2) and
one undred and ore GOD according 10 r. Kinznsns
subdivision OF lots numbered twenty-six Or to
thrty-:hree $3.50 inclIls i'll square Numbered two
hundred q forty one CAD. recorded in Book IL o.
sd. visions IN the Office OF Sury yor of the
District Of yum Dia to either with he
thereon. consisting of three twos and basement
brick dwellings, known as Nos 1872 1904 and 1906 King
man Place northwest, which will be sold separately
rms: OEe-thrd cash, balance six 90 and twelve
2) months with interest and secured by deed trust
upon tle pro- erty sold deposit Of 800 will be re-
qir,d each lot at time OF sale. Conveyancing at
cost purchaser II terms of sale not complied
with within ten days from day OF sale the property
viii be resod Al risk and cost Of defauting purchaser
after I'VE days notice in The Evening Star
EDWARD J. STELI.A AGEN Trustee
1924 street northwest.
FREDEEl. Il. MCGUIRE, trustee
ni-dSds 1906 street.
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BALTIMORE AND. ONO EXPRESS INJUNCTION
more yesterday the case OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company and the Baltimore and Ohio ex-
press company versus the Adams express company.
American express company to restrain the defend
ants from refusing TO receive express matter and
Judges Bond and Norris After argument on
technical points the case was ordered to proceed.
The argument on the Injunction was not conciu-
the 14th OF October last.
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From the Pnl .adelnhla Lines to- day.
The democrats chung to their hopes with grip
that nothing could loosen. The news was often
very bad and the resublican enthusiasm was de-
monstr alive, but whenever bit OF ENCOURAGEMENT
came it had wonderful effect. There were groups
of the party in front OF several newspaper Offices
all day and at night at least three thousand were
PACKED on the new aSphaltum pavement In front or
the Americas club building InSfie there were about
hundred democrats OF good degree. They were
patch was received from New York saying that the
latest returns Indicate that Cleveland had carried
the state by not less than 5000 majority. Every
ward, flung open window and read the news to
to the crowd IN stentorian tones. The effect was
impressive. The greatest shout OF the camp In
this City went up. and 1t lasted Tor fully minute
attracting hundreds from all directions 10 swell the
crowd.
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Brooklyn in q Eerment.

From the New York Times, to-day
There was scarcely any abatement in the excite
ment over the3election returns in Brooklyn yester
day. Men neglected their business to gather in the
city hall square and around the different political
headquarters in search OF news The local fight
seemed to have no interest for the people. No one
cared, not even the machine republicans vino were
so badly beaten at every point what had become
OF the candidates for local office All interest was
centered on the presidential contest.
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The Credit MObilier Recalled.

From the PhlIadeIphIa Times to-day.
bill in equity was filed in the United States
circuit court yesterday by Samuel R. Shipley,
receiver OF the Credit MobIlier, asking that the
claims OF Isaac P. Hazard and Others complainants
in the suit against the Credit Mobilier and Thomas
c. Durant. In the supreme court OF Rhode Island,
for the expenses to which they have been put. be
referred to an examiner Tor assessment. The COM
litigation lasted fourteen years, when a decree
against Durant was obtained. The receiver saws
that he as advised that the compliments In all OF
the suits instituted by and prosecuted by them and
others who interviewed therein are entitled to CON-
DenSatiOnn
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HELPING Ont Insoixenf Cities.

TRENTON, n. j., November 6.-Judge Dixon in
the supreme court, to-day declared constitutional
the act or the last legislature for the relief or
solvent cities by the appointment OF commissioners
OF taxation in cities where boards, charged with
the duty OF raising money by taxes to pay NUM-
cpa expenses fail to organize or refuse to do their
duty. Gov. Albeit was the author OF the bill 1t
was contested by James Reed and others OF Eliza
beth on the ground that IL was unconstitutional
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American Society OF Mechanical En-
gine&rS.

NEw YORK. November 6.-The American Society
OF Mechanical Engineers to-day, at their annual
suing year: President, j. +. Holloway. OF Cleve-
land, o.; vice presidents. c. w. Cope!and, of New
Towne, OF Stamford, Conn; managers, w. L.
Church, F1ttsburg, Pa: Vim. Hewitt, Trenton, n
j.: Cnas. H. Morgan, Worcester, Mass; treasurer,
VIM. j. Wiley, New York, and secretary, +. X
Hutton. New YORK
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A TERRIBLE TEMPEST on THE CrLP OF ST. Law
EEycE-A fearful snow and wind storm has been
raging for the last thrty-sx hours up the S. Law
renee river from the gulf The wind averages sew
enty miles an hour and the sea Is tremendous and
has crossed the highways and Inundated the FIELDS
OF all tie parishes along the coast Al Reimousd
and REVERE Du Loup. in The province OF Quebsc
houses and barns have been swept away by the
raging tide washout has occurred on the Inter
colonial railway near Bic the whole town OF
RsiLaouski Is inundated, ana people are leaving
their houses IN boats The cattle have been turned
loose, and have taken TO the interior OF the coun
frv
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Mi. ". l. Newton, a well known employee In the
stamp division Of the Post ONCE department.. was
yesterday attacked with paralysis and removed to
MS home. To-day he is very much improved and
expects soon to resume his duties
representative VIM Pitt Kellogg has sold two
lots on the west side OF 10th, near street, Thos
Parker for s, 682. which is about $i75 per foot,
Joseph S. ROdler, OF the late firm OF Rodler &
hrogman, has made an assignment Of his effects,
nc OF his creditors The preferences are J. J. west
$500
Sarah J. Rawles, colored, died suddenly this
morning at her residence, No 1874 4th street. Cor
oner patterson made an investigation and gave q
certificate OF death from pneumonia
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The Excitement In New York.
TIE STR EETs FULL OF SHOUTING MKN-rHR SCENES
OF &c SURPASSED.
A special to the Philadelphia Times from New
York last night says: "The excitement Ii this
city over the election returns Is unprecedented.
Even the scenes OF 1875 are surpassed. The bulle-
tin boards have been thrOnged since six O'Clock
last evening by sufgng, shouting mass They
have surged and trampied Through the mud and
yelled themselves hoarSe over their particular
President The hopes OF both sides have been
raised and lowered in turn. So great was the
crowd In Printing House Square that the police
more than once were forced to disperse them. To-
night both sides are claiming the state, and the
apparent democratic majority Is being slowly but
surely whitfield down. At the newspaper Offices
corps OF efficient men are hard at work trying to
reach the exact figures while from the Tribune,
Times and States Zeituno buildings flags to cheer
both sides wave.
The most nervous men are the gamblers The
betting has been unprecedented Hundreds OF
thousands OF dollars have been wagered, and the
betters want the thing decided At SIS the Sttas
figures, which are confeSsedly reliable, and which
give the complete returns sent by reliable cor
respondents in every county in the state show that
the state Is likely and liable to 20 fifteen hundred
either way. Gov. Cornell has telegraphed to Mr..
Blaine that he Is surely elected-that is, II this
state has anything TO do with IT, Dudley has tele-
graphed from Indiana that that state has gone re-
publican by six thousand, but other special reports
show that the state is very close In Short returns
tonight give hardly anv more definite Information
than was had twenty-four hours ago, and the whole
situation is still in doubt"
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NoEEMAc ON THE TRACK.-The New York S,xn of
to-day says: George d. Noremac, who is trying TO
DAYS was circiing round the track in Midlothian
naii Sun avenue, last night. He has to go around
Ihe Track forty Tour times TO make mile. He
third stage OF his long journey about midnight,
when he had made hftyone miles during the day
this morning.
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A BALTIMORE BoY SHOT DEAp-Wnlie Loudens
lager ~ years OF age living in Baltimore, was shot
Yesterday afternoon by the accidental discharge OF
taken home and died last night The boys had
been over In Anne Arundle county, cunning, and
were returning nome when the accident occurred.
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EunExA
SOLID WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE. 10 pieces.
ccnplete. wit, MARBLE-EOP DRESSER. GLASS 2ix
so gARBLE-ToP COMBIS TIoS WAsH-sTAND
with bracket yARRLE-1OP TABLE WALNUT
CHAIR. ROCKER and TOWEL RACK all for s43 80 ,
In TENNESSEE MARBLE s45
IRIS WELL AND BEAUTIFULLY MADE SUITE
We GUARANTEE TO b. BETTER TEAM ANY
TaINd OFFERED AT THE PRICE
W. III. HOEKE
oca0 Corner 5th md Market Space
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A FAMILY or Frvs PERSONS KuLgD.-On Sun
day last farmer named David xhitmore, while
on his way 20 church near Maguoketa, Iowa, with
struck By locomotive going nj high rate a
speed. and all received fatal Ia jurieA The mother
and the other child were hurried q long distance
from the track. ana sustained INJURIES from winch
they cannot survive. The mother and one child
horses became unmanageable and backed on the
tr0cS
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BY Associated Press.
THE EXCITEMENT IN ALBANY.
Confident Democrats Fire One Hun.
dred Guns-Advices Received by Gov.
Cleveland.


drcd G:uns-Advices Received by Gov.
Cleveland.
ALBANY. n. Y. November 6.-There is still in
tense excitement in this city the result OF the
presidential election. The feeling OF suspense is
gradually giving way to confidence and citation on
the part or the democrats, who began to jubilate
this afternoon. one hundred guns were fired IN
honor OF the election OF Cleveland. The governor
has been closted with his private secretary all the
morning. All advceS received by the governor
point Enthusiastically to his election. Congratula-
tory kilograms are continually pouring H. At
O'Clock message was received from the demo-
cratic national committee assuring the governor OF
h-5 election, and congrat uating him the result.
Mayor Harrison, or Chicago, teegraphed this
morning that Illinois would give democratic ma
Jority OF from 1900 10 1900. AdyiceS received
here are to the effect that West Virginia
is now certain to go democratic, assuring a solid
south. Flags have been thrown 10 the breeze on
prominent buildings and the democrats are pre-
pairing FOR grand jubilee.
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TJ'HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,cnerr
ciANcERr SALE OF I'M PROVED PROPERTY

CHANCERT SALE OF Uni PROVED PROPERTY
By virtue Of decree ps-seI b. ths Supreme -
CCur. of he District CoUnl,ia. N Outv CallS ~
No l52 wherein George ". 1'c1oy i plan: ltf -
ard Mary : Jackson al Defendants wiit sell II
publIr ton. IL front Of the premise on FRIDAY
NOEEEBLK FJJ RIEENTG. ISS4 at FOUR
ptLOSk- the following described real estate in the
CIV OF Washington, District IF Columbia, VIZ liz.
south hst Of Lot 10. y. sqIae No 81 fronting 80
4ett On All stiee-, tween and L uorthWess
Terms o. sale: Cnethird Of the purchase mo. e. in
cash he balalc~ tWe!Tr months or al In
cash al tn o. eVU-clsse- DEPOSIT OF 3luO required
az time sale. T. terms led IL tef vs
frua dat of sale tI pop-rty viii D. - - cost o.
d-aultirg purchaser Ali a. cost q. uQ--
chaser JAMES =. SMi II. trustee.
HO3-dts 5ll Sth street northwest
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TRYING no LYNCH MURpERER.-Patfick Doyle,
who WAS shot IN a mob on the streets In Columbus.
was an ex-poiceman and highly respected w. II.
Thurston. q white man and a sewing machine
agent, has been arrested guilty OF the shooting.
He was secreted by tue officers IN distant part OF
the city TIN near daylight yesterday TO shield him
from a mob which had formed TO take summary
vengeance The evidence against him Is saao 20 b
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NIlCIsGssAN.S VOTE.
a Small Majority for Blaine Iadica.
ted.

DETROIT, MICH, November6-Ur TO O'Clock this
afternoon all the returns received point 10 the cleo
ton OF the republican ticket by small ma Joriiies
Blaine, over FUSION ai5: Alger. rep for governor
over Begole, $40. These figures Rill probably bs
changed by more complete reports. but Il Is claim
ed that the general result the President will not
change. The vote for governor VIII be republican,
but tha-present figures may change.
Plurality OF 1000 Claimed Tor blaine.
DETROIT, Mich, November G-Ecturns received
at the republican state central committee rooms
show net republican gain or s.2ls over 1884, aud
leave no doubt OF the election OF Gen. Alger (repD
candidate for governor. The vote FOR presidential
electors VIII probably reach 400 plurality Tor
Blame.
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ARRESTED FOR THREATENING TO SHOOT A MAN.
This afternoon word was sent to police headQuar-
tiers that near Prices stable on 9Th street. young
man was threatening to shoot colored man. De-
tectives Raft and Cox responded, and took In Gus
tody young man named Richard Ryder, residing
in South Washington. He was taken to the It'll
precinct.
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Americans Abroad Excited.

A cablegram from London last night says: Amer
lean lotteries In Paris and London have been greatly
excited over the presidential election in the United
States. The various news rooms were kept open
throughout the night, and as the conflicting &C
counts were received each party became alter
nately tubilant or depressed. The democrats, how
ever, have been the most Sanguine. Private dis
patches were hourly received at the American ex-
change In Charing Cross, where there were con-
gregated anxious crowds or American tourists
One dispatch was received saying that New York
state had been carried by the democrats by 40 600
majority, but the reports and rumorS finally dwin.
died that figure down to republican victory of i've
to ten thousand