Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-09
r1eTERN NEWS.



RtBTERN NEWS.
.ssccsxrED rzsss sissArcHss
rsnmsny,s Gss.
. yosx, Nov. s.-At the request Of
s~resie STATE Committee John
.s~rod A saiufe of hundred
1rEy 80 a 'front.' Of Tammany Hall at
- ,nsssk fodsy. The excitement Of
-, hns nov subsided very much
- ard most Of the special bul-
ssds ia trent Of the Newspaper
S~sa been removed. 4 small
-. a neople are gathered In Print
~ 9-,s. Suuare, bat there was moth
~ - g rad and no one remained
- n.ss 90 the election are being
n wall street men Who pet on
"a business IL returning 70 its
s~uni oupdition.
uu~esisa Fyssd Uncovered.
- Nov. s.-The Eyssfsg Journal
4 have discovered an election
!. - Twelfth Ward of that city.
... !. he figures were 90 altered a.
~ - Democratic County Treas
I - ali the figures on election
20 .;sr1ed The Republican Treasurer.
1H,S ~ county he thrown out Cleye-
~ s-nrld Ioee 36S votes, aith0agh IL 10
ssso~d that there were eny frauds
srSs5d 70 elsctors.
m.xs mim rressaent.
.,.oc~r1 tGa.), Nov. S.-Pstrick
80 snsmser Of the National Demo
.ss fxscutive Comlnittte Of Georges,
.asss.as yohn Kelly, New York:
Sss-srIxee VOC on the full. fair
~ sorese vote of Tammany, ~ which
ss~nsry has made Grover Cleveland
PRESIDENT"
r.ox IN. !. }, Nov. S.-A special from
uacsss Falls 70 the Telegram says the
nssI<r vote there was all counted tor
e.ssi.nd. Tickets were the same size
"a sbiekpess. Il is alleged BY Butler
. y. here that the same thing was
3uce sisswhere.
ssvske Enaea.
~ f)prxkHs. Nov. e.-The street car
1000, s1rike ended by q compromise.
80 - demanded $50 q month. The
,s',.rssmiss agrees 10 SIS for ten bours'
~ pr day. the former pay was
north Carolina.
euuou. n. c., Nov. 8.--Ths Demo
s.ssss majority iu North Carolina h
<6n The Congressional delegation
S-nas. one Republican and eight Dem
serls. The Legislature IL more than
svothirds Democratic Ia both branches.
reseefal state Of Affairs.
puuApxIpH1A, Nov. S.--The Mayor
1rn1ratuiatss the citizens of Philadei.
- and the police on the good order
Ia he past few days, and hopes for
spuiInuance Of that good nature which
vIlI maintain that condition Of affairs.
rslygamist Sentenced.
HkLr LAKE, Nov. 6.--Joseph Heavens,
sunv.eted of poiyeaniy, was today SEN
xnoed " three years and q half In the
ljish Penitentiary and to pay fine Of
f5U. He vas remanded 20 the Gus
iody Of the United States Marshal.
4 Disgsaced .. D.
BroonrsoroS. Ind, Nov. .. - Rev.
I<uueI Moss. ID. D., President Of the
indiana State University, today placed
he resignation in the hands Of the
Trustees. who accepted IL and chose
Professor Elijah Baiientin m President,
prp. tenn. Ihe resignation " under
ssoed 10 be the result Of scandal In
soIvinR lady teacher. who has also
resigned.
The emeiai Coaat VIII Csafirm g.
Nxw YoHK, Nov. 6.-The Republican
National Committee have issued the
following:
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
Nxw YoRx, Nov eth.
To the Republicans Of the Coanf,n: We
have carried New York. The official
count will confirm 10. Blaine and Logan
have 2i8 electoral votes and are elected.
b. r. JoxKs, Chairman.
HAML FKssENDKH, Secretary.
rirM Assistant ressnsasier General.
WAaHIxaroS. Nov. SIT is stated that
ne President has determined 10 appoint
Schuyler Crosby first Assistant Post
master General.
Some Rtne Recommendations.
ALBANY, Nov. a-There was NO dimi
rstion in the number Of congratulstory
dispatchea that we're received by Cieve
and today. Col. Lamont, tho Govern
orr Private Secretary, and several at
isches OF the Office, were constantly
Employed opening and arranging mes
ness. Al least 1000 Of these have been
received during the last two or three
days. and they have come from nearly
avery State In the union. The Gov.
srnor's mail also IL exceedingly large.
Tbs Executive Chamber was thronRed
With visitors all day. Among the callers
yea or Secretary of the Treasury Ben
amin II. Bristow. The following letter
vas received by Governor Cleveland
from Vim. H. Vanderbilt:
How. Gyorsr Cleveland Dian sra |:
congratulate you aud the people OF
he whole country upon your election to
ihe Presidency OF che United states.
Yea owe your election. In my judgment.
70 the fact that the people believed yon
70 BE- an honest man, aud not TO any
particular efforts made by any faction
u either the Democratic or Repubii
en- parties. Independent men who
care moro for good government than
tor parties or individuals have made
yuu their choice because they were con.
vinosd that your administration would
hof BE- for the benefit of any political
erRauiration or favored persons, bat for
he interest OF the whole people. This
just the result which II most desired.
W. have reached time when party
amounts 10 little. The country IL above
NJ and wants an honest government by
honest men. The belief that we viii
sndthis In ycu has led TO your election"
Yours, very truly,
W. Ii. VANDERBILT.
An Angry Ciergy man.
ClSygIAsp, Nov. s.--An Oberlin spe-
cal 10 the Leader reports that last night
AMER receiving the report that Blaine
va elected. college students and eiti
ssns built q bonfire, discharged guns,
nfed asvils. and had a jubilee, winding
" oy sessnading prominent prohibi-
uonisis. inelading one profs ssor, with
w pans. horns and other unmusieal
mpiementa In their rounds they paid
suat 70 the residence of Rev. Mr.. Mills,
sEnior IN the college, and an ordained
enistef. Who had been q conspicuous
savocate OF the cause of the prohibi-
we party. The moment the charivari
wan a. bis house, he fred four shots
fUV a. "a