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

4449 We Lee yh
and family vsrs greatly assooishsd suf
annoyed b. reports ahuuf his healrh
which seemed 70 be eurrent IL eorne 81
, the large citieu- Blame Z 3 egnaIil,
roousf hsalfE and exoeiIent Spirits
Dsm0uxats seem quits con6dens of fhs
sisctson Of sheir ticket, and fouiQh,
/ cciebrated their victory. Riains said
ne bad treated she RepubIican nosniua,
saon - an honorable trust cOn6dsd e
aim without sslleitafion, and had there.
fore spared No time and no EFFORT 10 =
cure succoss. He had full coniidenc<
mat be bad been fairly sleesed, and be
trusted every edort would nov be made
20 vindic1te tbs eacredne~s Of the bal.
lot 10 quote my own sayings on An
important oeczSiou,S added Mr.. Blaine,
any party IN the United States can
bear 20 be defeated, bat no party viii
bear 10 Be- defra1ded.r Nj. blaine
freeiy expressed bis jud9Dent thar q
majority Of the votes of New York have
bsen cast fox the R<pubiicAn Electoral
ticket. He Thoughts the returns and
oomparlsons with former votes oiearly
established this conclusion
The ail6nels yese.
CHicAoo, Nov. 7.-Blaine's plurality in
81 counties Of Illinois il f6,6Z7, uish n
counties 10 hear from. The Rspubli ,an
loss y 36l, compared with Garf3eld,s
vote In 1880. The Democrafic pain il
5673, compared With Hanoock's vote in
1850. Returns from the Butler and Pro-
bibition vote are meARre. bus the differ
ence between the Republican loss and
the Democratic gain may have gone 10
these parties. AdditisuaI returns from
Cook county, leaving seven country prs
cincts outside Of Chicago, give Blaine 4
| plurality OF CO.'S. The missing precincts
10 1850 gave Garfield 1852 and Hancock
20. A far a. reported in the county.
Harrison, Dem, for Governor, has 226S
majority over ORlesby, Republican.
De@eeratic Manifesas.
NEw YoRK, Nov. THE Democratic
National COMMITTEES has issued an ad-
dress which states 10 the people Of the
United States that Cleveland and Hem
bricks are elected With 2l9 electoral
votes. The address names the States
Which have given Democratic maiorities,
including New York, New jersey and
West Virginia. The address concludes
thus: No fraud or coptrivance can
defezt the will Of the people of the
United States thus publicly and deliber-
ately declared
Ttcksea ssushress
NEW ORLKAss, Nov. THE Times
Democratic specials from Morgan City,
Bcrwick City and other points, report
great rejoicing over the news Of Cleve-
lands election. 8alutes were fred, and
the Joy Of the people seems beyond
bounds.
Great Church Aeesinx.
BALTINoRx, Nov. IA conference of
all Arehbish0ps of the Catholic Church
OF the United States. preliminary 70
opening the Third Pienary Council on
Monday next, was held this evening at
the residence of Archbishop Gibbons,
Apostolic Delegate. The acts and de-
crees formulated at the recent meeting
Of theoloRians in this city, being the
principal work for the Council. We .
placed before the Archbishops, aud
gone over in order 10 thoroughly famil-
iarize them with the matters 10 be taken
up in the Council. ALI Archbishops will
be present az the opening Of the Council.
sunday next there will be an imposing |
service.
RELIGIOUS Catherine.
BALrMoRx, Nov. THE Executive
Committee Of the Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Episcopal |
Church began business today with devo-
tional exercises by Mrs. ]. II. Creighton
Of Cincinnati.
Fun In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Nov. There was much in |
terest, and at one time considerable ex |
citement in the business portion of the |
city tonight. Both parties claimed New |
York, and went marching about the |
streets singing, blowing tin horns, and |
cat calling. About midnight collision |
occurred with Republicans standing |
IN the street looking at bulletins Of the /
T,f6nne. Several persons were hit with /
fists and sticks, but call for the police |
was responded to quickly, and the riot |
quelled before any one was seriously |
hurt.
A Close Legislature.
CHICAGO, Nov. --latest returns to /
she Daily Nsirs indicate the election of |
10 Republican Cougressmen, 3 Deuo-
Gratis and doubtful. On the State Leg |
islature. it "a 70 that on joint ballot the /
Democrats will have 102, Republicans
100, Independent. 1, doubtful 1.
Excitement In Philadelphia.
PHIIApKLPHIA. Nov. 7.-Great crowds |
swarmed in Chestnut Street between
9Th and Broad Streets, tonight, and |
eagerly scanned the bulletins OF news
paper offices and political clubs. Al |
though excitement 10 intense. and those /
assembled cheered wildly for their par
tisan favorites, there were no serious |
disturbances. An associated press dis |
patch from New York xas hailed by |
Democrats with the widest Manifesto
tion of delight. The Chief Of Police |
masquerade, and asked political clubs |
during the present exciting political |
season. The police forcs OF the entire |
city has been largely increased.
New Ysrk strees scenes.
NEw YoRx, Nov. 7.-Senator Gorman |
was ssfcuaded at the Fifth Avenue Ho- |
tel this evening. In response 10 calls |
for speech, he said I: Cleveland has |
certainly been elected He added !: /
One dol, elected has teen deprived of
his offics by fraud, but snch Disgrace
will never again be permitted in this |
country" Scenes about tke hotel and |
political headquarters up town tonight
we're exciting everywhere, bot at the
National Democratic headquarters po-
licsmen were to be seen. People sureed
through the corridors of the hotels and
filed the bars Nothing was 70 Be
heard on any side bat :. Blaine or
/" Cleveland" Betting continued. bat
odds apparently favored Cleveland.
Twelve uniformed police were on duty
near the Western Union building this
evening. Captain Bergaold. Of the 18th
precinct. said that nobody requested
the services of men there that be had
only taken the step as q precautionary
measure. He Withdrew them soon after
midnight, as there seemed 10 be no oc-
casion for their presence. A crowd Of
at least 600 Toys and few men marched
down Broadway 10 the Western Union
building Just before midnight. shout
ing. No no Blaine won't 70 - and
cheering for Cleveland.
TIE .gvenang Jsavual - eenceAes
Cievelana,s Elecsfsa.
AIsAxr. n. Y, Nov. The ENsiag
JoaynaI (Repnblicanl concedes the elec
ton of Cleveland. IL says: There
scems 30 be no longer deaot that Gov.
CievslanA kas been elected President.