The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-08
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1884.

son has issued a request TO all news
papers of the city to cease issuing cleo
ton bulletins, on the grounds that they
are the moving causes III Che collection 1
of crowds and in causing undue excite
ment. All have complied.
NEW YORK, November As a crowd |
of people were cheering last night, IN !
Brooklyn, for Cleveland and Hendricks; 4
Patrick Bray, inspector OF sewers ana
Patrick Cunningham, car driver,
cheered for Blaine and Logan. they
were set upon by the crowd, and both
were stabbed. Bray's wounds are fatal.
No arrests.
LoU1syILLE. November Louisville
has been taking things quietly and has
anxiously waited for definite election
returns; but tonight the city has gone
mad over Democratic success. The
CouricT-JouraaI took the initiative IN
decorating its building, and the city IS
now handsomely decorated with flags,
bunting, etc Old men and boys vie
with each other in celebra ting, and the
streets are flied with enthusiastic citl-
zens, who rejoice and shout for DemOc-
racy and reform. A mass ratification
is called for Saturday.
SAVANNAH, Ga, November There
} is intense excitement in this city. Such
scenes have been unknown here since
1860. The city wore the appearance OF
holiday. The people gathered IN
groups, discussing the great event OF the
/ election of Cleveland. Business men'
and clerks were on the streets; i'll many
! instances stores were closed. The PEG
pie are wild with JOY.
RICBMoND. November Richmond
enthusiasm continues undated over
/ Cleveland's certain election. The joy
( Gus excitement of the Democratic pop
ulation is unparalleled. Two hundred
guns were fired. But little business has
! been done since yesterday.
New York, November THE execu-
tive committee of the various Cleveland
and Hendricks Clubs, tonight resolved
to hold a mass meeting of merchants
and citizens tomorrow evening in the
Acade<ly of Music. The committee
issued an address to the business men
of the CRY, in which they say that the
election of Cleveland and Hendricks to
the Presidency and Eice-Presidency OF
the United States is an assured TACT
All can rejoice that the election is over,
that our active energies may be once
more given to our regular business
affairs The following are among the
gentlemen who have been invited TO adj
UIGSS TIC 3l1Ctbli4S1 O4l AJtiibAi NeAJ
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Carl Schurz
Samuel J. Randall, George William
Curtis, BENJAMIN H. Bristow, ano
! others.
AUGUSTA, Ca, November 7.-Patrici
Walsh, member of the national Demo
cratic executive committee Of Georgia
telegraphs John Kelly, New York, a
follows: Il congratulate you on thu
fullest, fair and honest vote of Tam
many. which made Grover Cleveland
: President of the United States"
LONDON, November S.-The announce
ment OF the election of Governor Cleve
land. to the Presidency Of the United
States, is generally favorably welcomed
l here. At the American Exchange tn
daily register. opened for the informa
registration of political opinions of visi
tors, resulted to-day as follows
Cleveland 96, Blaine so.
New ORLEANS, November 7.-Th
|. Democratic State central committee Ia
: issued an address, congratulating tn
people ION the geat victory gained b
the Democratic party and noble Indt
= pendent Republicans, who brayely pu
/ themselves into the thickest of tn
: fight"