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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-26


for them as they are not indorscd 10y nc, and
are worthless: No. Is. Norman warehouses;
l,1o" bags wheat. llSTDp pounds No. 10, Norman
warehouses, lf9 bags wheat 5iS, 100 pounds.
Norman. Cal, September Is, 1NSl s25-3t*
FOR SALE-TO LET.
EOF SALE-A VERY PLEASANTLY ssSS
J. located and paying foothill home of Esa
l55 acres of which ~ acres are under ,.Ul--A
tIYatlOn Vineyard and Orchard OF prime bear
ing age Alfalfa, Hay and G"ain; all the land
viii produce fine Grapes and Fruit without irriga-
ton. small Cottage and large good Barn; close
10 school and good market This farm is offered
at a low price on account of its owner having
other business requiring his whole attention.
Particulars inquire OF CARL SIROBEL, S2l
street. >2j6t&wltS
NOR E-LODGINu-HOUSE; TWENTY
L five good rooms, all neatly furnished. This
Is 4 rare opportunity 10 secure Il bargain as the
party in possession Is gcing to leave and must
dispose o. the property. Apply 10 No. g3N cor
ner Third and streets. S-i-5t"
nor SAIE-A PETALTNA INCUBATOR:
L 10 cSs capacity; n perfect order; fine
hatcniu- record; cheap. Box II, ColfaX, Cal.
s25Iw
NOR sALE-A LOT OF POLAND AgTssA
i China IiLs, three months Old and E-S5sS~
over. Apply TO P. Il. MURPHY, Brieh- G-4=7
ton, sacramento county s2i-2w@
NOR sALE-lGo ACRES OF GOOD LAND. Fga,
without iuurO- yIueuts. at = 30 per 80
acre. $500 cash down; balance ON q lorls b
credit at % loW rate OF interest. Apply totARL
SIkpEEt, 3li j stree, sacramento. S-l-tJt
NOR SALF--A NICE RrILpING LOT On P
L street. NJ q very low price. Inquire of CARL
sIl,9bEL. No. so street. s-'-oL+
NOR 1ALE-oN RANCH OF IA -as,0N
1 COB MILLER at public aGc
r.# 7. afr -.. .#.-nr r.1..rs
lower Stockton Road, $40 head of -zEAns1s--
Cattle. ..ne uray Horses and other articles.
sl-er NJ IOoNEY, Auctioueer.
C.ToEE To LEr-8i4 X STREET, BETWEEN
= Ei-ltl and Niuth-onc of the best loca-
U0u> iu the city for business. In, uirc on the
promises ot JOHN F. COOPER NJ. j17 street.
sl5-u
NOR SALE CHEAP-A SMALL BUSINESS.
L centrally located and cheap rent. Inquire
at EEEC&. = Grocery Store, Thirteenth aud
streets sl]-tf
EOG sALE-A ONE-HALF INTEREST ~ \
J. We'll established uIuCksI4tHiGg ana wagon
making business. I'm tile town ot Auburn, Placer
county CAL For terms and particulars address
}. ". NH.IE. Auburn. si3lm
NOR sALE-THE SPLENDID RANCH ~,
L OF a. Mcutc. known a~ the Watt IS ~
Murray li-re. containing l-t acres, aH. It -
one mile beyond Brighton. ON the line ot the
Sacramento VALLEY Eaiical. This is all hotto.l
lUud- highly improved, Dwelling house: Barns,
2IHu holc- Irlit Trees; Fine NaJef; Alfalfa
Fields etc. For further particulars price ETC.,
inquire oa lie premises. lS~ fl A NE&kE
NOR -ALE-A HALF or WHOLE INTEREST
L iu she Western Hotel Hacking. Two Tar
TICes, and Four Horses and Harness. For fur
thcl particulars, inquire at tHe Office or of the
driver etl-u
V5oR SAIE-l6o ACRES OFGJOD FARM -.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-26
Accidents on the Race Track.

MGSEoLA Q-ong Islaud) September 25th.-At
the Queens county fair ground this afternoon,
in the thrce-year-Od running race at the first
turn Of the track the horse Little Mac fell and
rolled twice over his rider. cOloTcd boy named
jackson, seriously iniurng him. At the second
turn two other horses fell and one had neck
broken. The race was Won by Fred Gebhardts
Little Annie.
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The Poor will be Treated FREE Every Morning from fer Weeks only
OFCEHoURs consultation treaten
NO TREATMENTS GIVEN ON SUNDAYS.
Remember the Number 99 street, bet Ninth and TENTH opposite the Plaza
DT. D. -. AlaGLz - anH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
VIRGINIA COUPONS.
Two Decisions OF the United States Supreme
Court as 80 Their Rcceivabiitty for Taxes.


IBy telegraph to the Dispstcb.l
WASHINGTON, u. c., November f0.-A
decision was rendered by the United States
supreme Court to-day in the er-p7rte
case OF Il. Temple Crouch, petitioner. upon
motion for leave to file a petition for
writ OF hdbedS corpus. This was an at
Tempt to bring again before this court, IN
such way as to obtain prompt decision.
the question Of the receiyability OF coupons
oil Virginia state bonds IN payment of taxes.
Crouch. the petitioner, insisted upon paying
his license-tsx IN coupons. which the reve-
nile-ofticer Of The state declined TO receive.
Crouch refused To make payment IN any
other way. whercupOn he was arrested and
held for trial by order Of the Hastings
Court Of the city OF Richmond upon the
charge OF violating the iicense-law. He
thcreurOn applied TO this court for writ
OF hGbeGS corpus upon the ground that he
was detained in custody by the state court
IN violation OF the Constitution OF the
United States, because the statute which
prohibits revenue officer from nc.
ceDting coupons impalrs the oblisa-
ton Of the contract of the State
10 receive them, and IL on that account
moi crativc aud void by reason Of the pro-
vision Of the Federal Constitution which
Urcciudes 4 state from passing such laws.
This Court holds that where a prisoner Is
in the custody OF a State court OF COM
potent jurisdc ion not illegally arrested
he cannot be .akcn from that jurisdiction
snd discharged by 4 court OF the United
States on a writ Of hobedS corpus merely
because he Is not guilty OF the offence for
which lac is held here. The right OF the
prisoner to discharge depends alone on the
sufliciCncy Of his defence. aud whether
this defence IL sufficient or not i
for the court which tries him 10 determine.
II in such determination errors are com.
mitted, they can only be corrected in an
appropriate form OF proceeding for that
purpose. The Office OF writ OF hGbedS cor
puS is neither TO correct such errors MOI to
take prisoner away from a court which
holds him for trial for fear that il he re-
mains there such errors may be committed.
The motion OF petitioner il therefore de-
nicd. Opinion by Chici-Justice Waite.
A decision was also rendered Nv the
court in the eJ-p1rte case OF william l..
Royal, petitioner. This was motion for
leave to file petition for writ OF CertiOrdri.
and was another attempt to get before this
court the question Of the recciyabililv Of
the coupons Of Virginia State bonds in pay
mcnt Of state taxes. This court, however,
holds that it has no jurisdiction under the
form Of an appeal or writ OF error TO fe-
view decision OF the Circuit Court upon
writ OF hdbeos corpus in the ease OF II
person alleged u be restrained OF his llber-
~ in violation OF the Constitution or OF any
law or treaty of the United States. The
petition i therefore denied. Opinion by
hei.JustIce Waite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11

Earshsuake shseks--Ansersean mediaffss
between France and Chiaa-Ossssses on
(lfissfaus
.eIerr,pb 70 The pisp,.ch.l

Christians.
TBy telegraph to the Dispstch.I
San Francisco, November 1e.-The
steamer City OF Rio dc Jsneiro. which ar
rived here last night. brings Hong Kong
and Yokohama advlccs as follows: The
cities of Toxic and Yokohsms were visited
by an earthquake on October i5t5. The
shock was heavy. bus the damage was com.
psrntiveIy slight.
The Overland China Mail, Of Hong
Kong, publishes the full text OF the inter
view between John Russell Young, the
American Minister, and the viceroy III
Hung Chang on the subject OF mediation
betw cen France and China. The closing
portion OF the ;nterview, not previously
reported, Is ~ follows:
Mr. Young: :. IL France proposes Amcri-
can mediation will thlna accept IL
Ii Hung Chang: "She might, but will
certainly not again propose it,"
MIR. Young: MAY inform my Govern
ment 10 this oifectl"
III Hung Chang: "Yon may"
Outragcs OF the most horrible character
have taken place at various points though
out the Empire. In the province OF kwang
Tung four Roman Catholic aud four Pro
tcsiant churches have been destroyed, the
houses of the Christians looted, and the oc-
cupants driven away. In MANY places the
mob not only destroys the property OF
the Christians. hut also Outrages the
female converts. At shilling the
thurch-oi-England chapel was destroyed.
Tie Chinese tore the clothing from
preachers wife and treated her shame
fully. News has reached Shanghai from
Pekin that Mr.. Bsgnen, a colporter OF the
American Bible Society. has been mar
dered in the Province OF Shan Tung.
Probably not less than sixty churches and
charels hnye been looted aud the converts
killed or driven into exile.
Yokohama advices stale that the great
success Of the railways already built In
japan has led to the formation OF several
new cOmDanieg,
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RcIoiefne s,corn,.u..

fby telegraph ~ the Dispatch,
AUGUSTA. GA, November ia Demo-
orstie denomination IN honor OF cieye-
lands election was held In this city IT,
night. IL was the finest displav ever
made here. Every house on Broad and
Green streets for a distance Of two miles
was illuminated and bore appropriate de.
signs. a procession fully a mic in length
paraded the streets. IL contained displavs
Of every trade aud profession, including
= number OF students from the medical cot
lego, bearing skeletons. and cotton men and
factory operatives. The devices carried
bore The universal sentiment Of equal
rights 10 both races and full fraternity
OF itc States, with an understandable linton.
Speeches were made by Patrick Walsh,
the Georgia member OF the Ma
,ional Democratic Committee Gen.
eIai j.. w. Maize, ex-Adjutant.tieneral
az South Carolina; Colonel Charles G..
Jones. Hon. James &. c. Black, and Others.
The town was shlaze with enthusiasm. and
The Democrats have been joined by the
Independent Republicans who voted for
Cleveland in this city. The city tonight
is filed with strangers. One Of the trans
parencies bere the device which Blaine In
his book ascribed to Seward" Equanimltv
Under Dcfcatv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
FINANCIAL ANDCONMERCIAI
sEw YORK SToC1 MARKET.

New YoRK. November io.--Thc stock
market opened feyerish and weak, and N
the fret ten minutes Of business declined
IaI. except for Louisville and Nashville.
yhlch dropped II on reports that the com.
pany's dep0t nj Louisville had been burned,
and or a cult brought by a brokers flrfn
for payment of q stock note. Northwest
ana Rock Island were also weak, the
former declining Z, the latter u. The
weakness In Northwest was due to report
that the VanderbiI,s were selling. After
the first call there was rally. and later on
this Improvement was lost. In the after
noon the market was feverish until near ,
+. NJ, when business became more active
aud prices advanccd sharply. An an
nouncement that Erie had reduced plsscn-
ger rates to Chicago To St0.50 did got
check the upward movement. The rise
from the lowest point OF the dav ranged
from to n, Union Pacific leading. Az
the close Union Pacific reacted to 4st, but
the remainder OF the list closed trm.
Compared With Saturdays closing. prices
are .si lswer for Central Pacific, North
west, Delaware and Hudson, Western
Union, Louisville and Nashville, and
Omaha. aud iall higher for Canada South
ern. Chicago. Burlington. and Quincy,
Lackawanna, Lske shore, Missouri Pacific,
Kansas and Texas, jersey Central. New
York Central. Erie, Northern Psciic pre-
ferred. Pacific mail, Texas Pacific, and
Union Pacific. Sales, 81, 900 shares.
NO0n.-stocks higher. Money, ias per
cent. Exchange-Long, iT9sa4S0; short.
isiaiSiI. Governments dull. States firm.
Eceninq. -Exchsnge. 4T9i. Money. lait
per cent. Sub-Irossurv balances Gold.
s126. 1876; currency. sSgi5. Governments
strong; per cents. l2ls 3pcr cents. 100,
bid. State bonds steady.
.Ia,.n,. 80. a.. - - 10 n "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK,


NEW YORK, November l0.-Cotton firm;
sales, 1l3 bales; uplands, l0c.; Orleans,
l0lc.; consolidated net receipts, S.I28
bales; exports-to Great Britain, 1871
bales; TO France, 1912 bales; 10 the con-
tinent. % ,553 bales. Southern -four steady.
Wheat-Spot saiIe. lower; uugraded red,
6,asic.; No. 9 red, November, l9aS0sc.
Corn-Spot la2c. lower; unsraded, foao2c.;
No. 2, November. SOsa5se. Oats ia4c.
lower; No. 2, 324c. Hops unchanged.
Cofee-Sp fair; RE dull At 81 l3tc. NO.
:, Rio, spot, $50; November. S0o.
Sugar quiet and Roplsally unchanged;
fair to good refining. 5 J. l6a5 3-l6c.; re-
fined weak; G. 4aa5!c.; extra {, 5.a54c.;
white extra G, Jsa5sc.; yellow, Hale;
OF A, 5.aj4c.; mould A. siaGtc.; coniec-
TONERS A, Lice; standard A. 5Ia
5 5-l6c. cut.loai and crushed, 6ia6.c. I;
powdered. g,aGAc.; GRADUATED, o 3.l6c.; :
cubes. Gis64c. Holasses unchanged. Rice
irm. Gotten. seed oil. 3Ja3Ic. for crude;
4ls42c. for refined. Rosia dull Of 81. 25a
81. 80. Turpentine firm at 81 la3l4c. Hides
unchanged. Wool steaay. Pork duh and
heavy; spot, $3.50. Middles nominal !;
long clear, 7lc. Lard opened weak. closed
irm; western steam, spot. 81. 421a$7.47i (;
November, 81. 3aa$7.4l. Freights quiet.
BALTIMORE.
pALTIAsRE, Nsveaser 1e.-Flsur steady
and quiet iIDwar,i-street and western SUI
pertiue, &. 25aS2.65; extra. 81. Tja&3.3I (:
family, s3.5eaS4.5e: City Mills supertine,
&. 2jss275; extra. s3a$a75; Rio brands,
f4.62aS4.75; Patapseo family. $3.50; se-
psrlatiye patent, S6. Whezt-Southeru
steady and quiet; western lever and weak
| southern red. 8jaS7e.; amber. 9oa93e.
| No. Maryland. s6taese.; Ne. 2 western
| winter red, spot, 7sla79c. Csra-Southeru
about steady ard qJiet; western dull
southern white. 53c.; yellow, 52sJ3c
| Oats hFm; southern, 31s36c.; western
white. 32a35c.; mixed, SlaS3c; Pennsyivs
MIA. 3ia34c. Provisions easy. Mess-pork
Sl6.15. k-meats-- Shoulders and clear
lib sides, packed, "a and Ole. Bacon
Shoulders, ekc.; elear-rib sides. flte.
hams, I4tai5c. LzYd-Retined. DC. COT
fee quiet and nominal: nio cargoes, ordi
nary to fair. 8ia9ae. Sugar quiet; soit
&c. Whiskey steady 1t Sl.lSSi.le
Freights quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. November lo.-Flour quiet
wheat dull; No. , red, .7c. Corr
strong; No. 2 mixed, t5c. Oats strong a
27ic. Pork dull ct 3l3.15. Lard drue
at s7.iat. Bulk.meais ilrm; shoulders
s5.sTkc.; short-nb. e7.ej. Bacon dull
shoulders, $50; short RIB, ~; cleal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
Celebrating In BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, November 10.-"A grand
street parade in celebration Of the triumph
of honest government in the election OF
Cleveland and Hendricks" rs the call an
pounced, took place this afternoon. The
procession consisted Of twenty-four d.
visions. each with chief marshal aud aids
and bands of music. representing various
exchanges, commercial and mercantile
trades and industries and professional
callincs. and also the Democratic political
clubs Of the city. The first division con,
sisted OF the members Of the Corn and
Flour Exchange. and was composed OF
leading grain and commission merchants
81 the city. All the trades. dry goods,
boots and shoes, bankers and brokers, ana
others were represented by The most SOLID
and well-kpown men. General John Gu,
member OF TIE Com and Flour Exchange,
was chief marshal The Eusning Neos es.
Inmates the number marching In process
sion AZ 10000. Good order prevailed.
Throughout the display the streets were
thronged with people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
Seven Sailors Drowned.

BOsTON, November l0.-Advices from
Turks island, under the date OF Noycm-
Der I'd, state that the brig Julia Il. Haskell.
Captain Paine. sailed from Wavassa, OctO-
Der 18th, for Baltimore, with guano. She
encountered hurricane October l4th, and
on the 18th, in latitude 30 Az. longitude
72o. sprung leak which rapidly increased,
and The pump becoming choked and the
crew exhausted, tac brig was abandoned
on the 10th. The captain and crew, elsht
in number. took to the boats and made
Caicss island on the 18th, and in attempting
TO land the boat was capsized and all on
board except the captain and one sailor,
named Henry Grant, were drowned. The
bodies were recovered and buried at Breezy
Point, Caicos, on the 10Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
The desperate Game Of Blaine Conspiraion
Pound 10 Cene 10 NOushl.
OUR PARTY MANAGERS WGILANT
The President Elect Calm
and Undisturbed.
NEW YCEEy PLURALITY A FIXED PACT.
"A Expesc OF the DesIEa or Evarts, Jones,
Eikins, aud 0tbcrs-rbe Empire state
Democrats Ready 20 Throttle IL.

The conviction that Cleveland has been
elected and will be inaugurated has been
in no wise shaken by Radical gasconade
about fraud and the Vaccinations Of
Blaine, ElkinS, Evarts, Jones, and Others.
That these conspirators are engaged IN an
attempt 10 steal New York and thwart the
will q the people is certain, but IT Is
equally certain that the attempt will
proye a. fruitiess as IL is despe-
rate. Thoy really have not a peg upon
which to lang a hope of changing the re-
suit. The Board OF County Canvassers Of
New York will meet to-day for the purpose
Of canvassing the returns Of their respec-
tive counties, and it may be several days
before The work is completes; but the OIL
cial vote Is already known, and that
Cleveland has sure and safe plural
ity in the State il Fixed fact. The
New York Democrats are not only vigil
liant. determined, and confident, but are
prepared 10 checkmate any move the GER
rupiionists may make. In proof OF this
and an assurance that the people can rest
satisfied that they viii reap the fruits OF
their victory, we give the following special
10 the Dispatch from the editor OF the
Albany Argus:
ALBANY, n. Y, November 10.-The
scheme Of Eyarts and other lawyers is to
throw the result OF the election into the
courts, and 10 foment distrust and dis
content and troubles most serious to the
country. The design is understood. and
viii he throttled by the hrmness. vigilance,
and determination OF Clsvthnd's support
rs. They are ready 70 meet the enemies
OF honest llec.ions and Of law and order
al every step.
The Democratic National and State or
.anizatIous are awake 10 the crisis, and
there will be no lack OF vigilance on their
part to see TO II that the will OF the people
a. expressed at the polls shall be carried
cut aud maintained. Entire confidence is
entertained here that the veto OF New YI. :,
:, eyr--::'sed for Gleysland will
him by the official count, despite the cum
ming devices of INSCRIPTIONS men.
Tonight one Of the gyandest publications
ever wtne,Se in this city is in progress.
Thousands OF men are in line on foot and
on horseback. The city is in blaze of
rejoicing over CIevelasd's triumph. The
Governor is calm and undisturbed. conf
dent Of the triumph his party has won.
There are no weak.k Democrats here
ar in this State. ARGUS.
The comments from leading northern
Journals, which We publish elsewhere. con-
firm our Albany special Us to the conf
dence and determination OF the Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SuEs-FRsT B0ARD.--2 share, Rich
mond and Danyillc railroad stock At %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
Excitement ip the French chambers


PARIS, November 10.-Grcat excitement
has prevailed In the Hobbies OF the Cham
hers this afternoon and evening owing 70
the confirmation Of the report published
in this mornings Libcrte that the Cabinet
Council on Saturday had decided to forcgo
demanding an indemnity OF China. Much
discomfort prevails on account OF this In
TonqniE. In committee Of the House OF
Deputies W. Charrean, chairman OF the
committee, has resigned. and the commit
tee have resolved To postpone presenting
ITS report until d. Ferry has made an cN-
ulauatiDn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
The Case Of burnside.

WASHINGTON, November 10.-Applica-
ton was made to-day to the District Com
missioHers by the friends Of j. .. i. Burn
side for the commitment OF Burnside to the
Government insane asylum. Burnside il
under indictment. and on bail, charged
with the embczzlemcnt OF a large amount
while superintendent OF the Post-Office
Department building. Application Is made
through the Police Department upon the
regular form used in cases Of indigens in-
sane. 1t il signed by two physicians in
good stauding-Drs. Lincoln and Muir
pby-aDd Bi,bop-elect Paret, as Burnside
IL under criminal indictment. The Com
missioners have no power to act. and action
will have TO be taken through the courts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
Republican Statements About New
NOKk.
nv telegraph ~ the Dispatch.I

nv telegraph ~ TIE Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, November 1o.-MessrS. FL
kins. Jonos, Fessenden. and Senator lio-
bart. OF New jersey, were at Republican
National headquarters to-day in conference.
but the result Of their deliberations was
not made known. Chairman Warren, OF
the Republican State Committee, returns
10 his home this evening, and Secretary
yrcoman tomorrow. A. :. Draper will
henceforth represent the committee in this
city. Vrooman to-day said the Democrats
claim the State from the "inside" by Sol.
and th.t the Democratic investigation Of
the returns in this city has already lowered
that amount 10 436 by reason OF errors
against Blaine TO the SUN Of 425 votes. At
the Democratic state headquarters this was
not ycrif, d, an official stating that the Dem
scrats were "now struggling for what Is
already ours"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11

rnr fcinrranh To ihe Id

by telegraph TO the DilpatchI
DUBUQUE. Iowa, November l0.-Full re-
turns give Henderson. Republican, for Con
cress, /. 236 majority in the Third district.
In the.Fourth district Fuller, Republican,
defeats Weller, Democrat. by 55l majority.
The congressional delegation will stand
seven Republicans and one Fusionist-
Marer IN the Sixth district, and three Demo-
craIs-IIall in the First district. Murphy
in the Second, and Frederick in the Fifth.
Blaine's majority in the State based on the
vote for congressman will be about $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
n Lively Time Expected On Long
Island.
(By telegram 20 the Dispatcb.J

IBy telegraph 90 the Dispatch.l
JAMAICA. l.. l.. November lO-Lively
times are anticipated here tomorrow
when the supervisors meet to canvass
Queens county election returns. Ex-
Senator John BirdsaIl has been requested
by The Republican State Committee TO
have all Republican inspectors present at
the county clerks Office. and he will have
a. many as he can get on hand. Assem-
5lyman Edward A. Darragh. the Demo.
cratic candidate for reelection in the Sec.
ond district. who was defeated by Thomas
II. Smith. Republican. will contest the re-
turns from certain wards in Long Island
city on the ground OF fraud, and it IL un-
deIstood that ;he Republican County Com.
mttee will contest the election OF j. L..
Pcarsall. Democratic candidate for super
intendCnt of the poor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
MisSOuri's vote.

ny tcltKfdIH ID UIt UIspiVtH'I
ST. LOUIS, November l0.-h special ia
the Post Dispatch from Jefferson City
saws: The official vote OF "A counties, in.
Guiding st. Louis city and county, gives
Cleveland 16l .10j, Blaine 140.66f. and St
John 1,132. The plurality for Cleveland
20.44i. For Governor: Marmsduke,
Democrat, l50,072; Ford, Fusion, 144,S7l
Brooks, ProhibitiOnist. 1884. The plu
rality for Marmadusc, 5.20l. The remain
ing counties to be heard from gave Critten'
dep, Democrat, for Governor four year,
ago, s,277 msiority over the combined Re
publican and Greenback vote.