Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-08

State Rspublican Cemmfstss doee ~
altow Ne claims of funiouis1s. bus sfi
elaim nsaf0rity a 5000 a ths ssai
and toe etsctursl tscksts. The -.
ksRcoiiean) siaine- The ssafs By SO
rtnseay Pre~xssssn
| NEW Yoxx. Nov. IA number q
proninent lawyers met as the Fifth Az
enue Hotel shis evening 70 take SOC
scf1on - seemed nsoeasa.y 20 insur
scrutiny and . fair canvass Of the vot
ees1 on Tuesday. Among those presen
lex-Sesseeaxy B. II. Bxistow. A. s. Hev
lfts \. G. Carter, ex Gov. Bedle Of Nes
Jersey, Attorney Gsnerai FairchiId. +
q. Barlow. g. p. Losry. r. T. Condst
Mm- =. whitney. w. H. Barnnm, r. +
stetscn, Districs Attorney Osney, ". q
Psckhsm and W. 3. Opdyke. Resolu
| ttons IN nccor6ance with tke object o
the meeting were adopted. After A. J
tsndsspooi, DsKfee. Bnxfow, Ststson
Condst and Whitney bad dlscnsssd shs
sieeti0n laws, commissioners we're 90
pointed 10 take snch action a. they sas
1t IN relation 20 tbs vote of New York
hinRs, Queens, Saffolk and kschnonc
connties.
4 WhsIeAaie Claim.
BurFALo, Nov. 7--Ons hundred auns
were fred tonight By the Democratar
managers in honor Of the victory OF
Cleveland in the State, and the several
Cleveland clubs paraded. Cleveland
supporters claim 70 have Authentic re.
ports giving the state TO Cleveland; alec
indiana, Connecticut, Nevada and crob-
ably Illinois, and that no further doubs
exists as TO CIsyeland's election.
Pseasea ESsrfAaax
PxxsAooLA, Fla, Nov. 7.--Gov. Perry,
10 addressing thousand Democrats on
the plaza A t0rchiight procession with
bands 10 forming 10 march thr0agh the
streets at midnight.
JAoxsoSvILLx, Nov. 7.-Corrected re-
turns from all cousties Of the State ex
cspt three give Cleveland 46O0 majority.
Two OF she three counties 10 be heard
from are strongly Democratic. Bisbie.
Republican, comedies ths election Of
DouRherty to Congress in the I'd District
by 1000 msjority. There Ia great rejoic-
ING among Democrats here over reports
Of Cisvelsnd's election.
Threasened Disturbance kversed.
EEw YoEx, Nov. IT, Enthusiasts
Denaoorats. headed by q band. started
up Fifth avenue to pass the headquar-
ters Of the National kepublican Com
mittee. There was large crowd in the
street and trouble was feared. Ser
geant Chapman, who had charge of the
police around the headquarters, told
promenaders they would be arrested for
marching without permission, but
wiser coansels prevailed and the crowd
passed In peace. bat with . deal of
noise. As ni1ht grew. the excitement
increased. Ths Hoffman House lobby
was study; il was the same at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, the Rrunswick
and the Windsor. As night grew
later the crosd diminished slowly.
Misseurf's Gsver0er.
ST. LOUIS, Nox. lit Is reported, and
In few cases officially, majority from
70 counties In this state and the city of
of st. Louis give Marmaduke, DEM
for Governor. less than 5000 majority
over Ford. (Fnsion). The Chairman
and Secretary of the Democratic State
Committee claim Marmaduke's ma.
iority in the State will be over 10000,
but Republicans here assert that il will
be less than 5000.
semi-Omeiai.
NEw YosK. Nov. 7.-Official county
returns and very close figures in l2 coun-
ties which have not been officially re-
ported indicates that Cleveland's a plural
ity reaches neasly 1000 in the State.
Official returns show heavy Democatic
gains.
Indignant Kansans.
Topeka. Kan. Nov. John p. St.
John WAS burned in effigy here tonight,
and such Wild scenes were enacted as
never before were witnessed in Topeka.
Fully 5000 men and boys watched the
effiey of St. John so up from the flames
to the top Of telegraph pole In front of
the Western Union Telegraph Office.
Capt. A. Coney made a shsrt speech de-
claring 81. John had violated every
trust and confidence OF the people OF
Kansas. The State should be cleared of
his name.
Excitement In Tennessee.
MKnPHIs, Nov. 7.-Gseat excitement
over the close result result of the vote in
New York State. The streets are throng.
ed with people hungry for the latest bal
letins, which are posted at the 4palaache
and 4ppeai Offices. No interest whatever
Ia taken in election returns from the
state election. Everybody is anxious to
ascertain the result as to who has been
elected President.
ssreag Talk.
ALBANs, Nov. Ill The Argas says NO
frau iulent commission will be LET put
James q. Blaine in the White House or
keep Grover Cleveland ont. The men
who attempt il will be killed, and the
legal consequences Of killing them will
be taken care Of afterwards.
Governor Cleveland said: believe
that have been eiected President, and
nothing but the grossest fraud can keep
me out Of IL, and that we will not per
mis..
General Carr, Secretary of State, and
a Republican, says: There Is no
chance of stealing this State, not a. long
as have charge OF affairs- don't pro-
pose that anybody shall steal the State.
IL Mr.. Cleveland has plurality, large
or small. he will eet it. The samc is
true OF the other candidate. don't
propose TO play any Southern game. No
matter whether 10 is friend or foe, with
me be has 70 have justice"
BreadsauHs.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Wheat, weak and
lower: ~ for cash and Nov. IAN Deo..
7sA JAM, s2x May. Corn. lower at
Az for Nov, 37,S Dec. and year, Ssh
MAY. Oats, lower at ISL for Now, 25sSl
Dec, 2sk she year, 2sA9zss May.
whisky, Is.
Jay Gsuid CsaGrassistes.
NEW Yokx, Nov. 7.-Jay Goold this
morning sent ,he following TO Governor
Cleveland:
heartily congratulate you on your
election. All conceds that your admin
issrafiou as Governor has been wise and
conservative, and in the larger field as
President I feel that you viii do still
better, and the vast business interests
Of the country will be entirely safe IN
your hands jar GOULD.
9edueed Rates.
Kisrran's News agency states that the
New York Central Railroad has reduced
ius rate 10 Chicago to $li. This gives
the West Shore q difference IN rates OF
sl.5a. West shore tickets sell at $50.
and brokers are predicting q greater re-
dacfion-
a Proper Prsceedis&-
Nxw YoRx. Nov. The street car