St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-07

maker there posted ''Biaine, Blaine, James
G, Blaine" and the crowd shouted yocifer-
ousiy. The crowd around the Times was
very great, indeed the Tribune and Times
aud Sun crowds were merged, and II would be
difficult 10 tell where one ended and the other
began, "Blaine, Blaine, James G. Blaine"
was quickly met by the cry Of ''Ma, ma,
where's my pal Gone 10 the Whitehouse,
ha, ha, ha-" Great cheering followed. The
Herald and World continued TO show large
though considerably reduced maiorities for
Cleveland. The Herald's latest bulletin at
10 O'Clock stated the returns from Albany up
TO that hour showed Cleveland 5000 ahead
in the state, ard the crowd which filed the
street in front OF the building continued
10 cheer that announcement again and
again.
JAY GoULD's TACTICS.
Especial Telegram 10 the Globe.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The Times will have
an editorial in the morning stating that for
forty-eight hours Jay Gould has been using
the Western Union to falsify and distort re-
ports with view to inAaming a partisan
feeling, and giving an opportunity for frauds
in Virginia, West Virginia, Indiana and
other close states, whereby the vote in New
York for Cleveland might be eounteracted.
II viii also sag that the returns,
as bulletined by the Associated Press,
have been Jumped In such 3 manner that
nobody could tell where they came from, that
some distant precincts were bulletined be-
fore those which were within an hours ride
Of the headquarters Of that association, and
that at times returns were withheld entirely
where they were favorable 10 Cleveland.
Returns received at the newspaper offices
from county officials on both sides plainly
indicated, it says, the falsity of the Western
Union bulletins, and it predicts that the
game has been played as long now as posi-
ble, and that the truth viii have to be an
nounced even by the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND CONFIDENT.
ALBANY, Nov. 6.-The Argus says: ''Nc
fraudulent commission will be let put Jane.
G. Blaine in the White house, or keep Gro
yer Cleveland out OF it. The men who at
tempt 1t will be killed. and the legal eonse
quences OF killing them will be taken care
OF afterwards.
Grover Cleveland said:
Il believe / have been elected president
and nothing but The grossest fraud can keeI
me out fit, and that, we will not permit. ,
GEN. CARR SPEAKS.
Gen. Carr, secretary of state, and a Re
publican, says: 'There is no chance Of steal
ing this state, not as long as have charge o.
the affairs. don't propose that anybody
shall steal the state. If Mr.. Cleveland has
pluarlity, large or small, he will get it. Th'
same is true Of the other candidate. 1 dom
propose to play any southern game. No matte
whether it is friend or foe; with me he Ia
to have his Justice"
BUFFALO, Nov. Cone hundred gun
were fred tonight by the Democratic man
ayers in honor OF the victory claimed 70
Cleveland in the state, and several Clevelan,
clubs paraded. Cleveland's supporters CLAIM
TO have authentic reports giving the state I
Cleveland. Also Indiana, Connecticut, Ne
vada and probably Illinois, and that no fun
ther doubt exists as 10 Clcveland's election
TROY, y. Y, Nov. EN- an interview
with reporter tonight in Albany, Dani.
Manning said: "I think Cleveland has cal
ried New York by 1870 plurality"
ELsnRA, y. Y, Nov. 6.-Thirteen gun