davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
WEST VIRGINIA.
Heavy Republican Gains, but the state I'm
dOubtedly Democratic.

Heavy Republican Gains, but the state I'm
dOubtedly Democratic. T.
WHEELING, Oct 15-The following MAORI
ties have been reported to the Republican
State committees; Lewis county, 10 Democratic
Republican gain of &C.; Barbour, 100 Demo
cratic, a Republican gain of 234; Brooke 64 Dem
ocratic, Republican gain of 36; Peasants, 143
Democratic, Republican gain of G5; Summers
2O9 Democratic a Republican gain of pol; Green
Brier $50 Democratic, Republican gain of 223;
Fayette. 175 Democratic; Monroe 800 Demo
cratic. The Republican najorites are: Berk
ley, 55 a gain of 240; Marion, 100, gain of 383
Preston, 40, a gain of 403; Taylor, 337 a gain
of l6lRitchie, 5OS, gain of 276; MonOngahela
800, gain of 347
Advces from Charleston Kanawha county
place Maxwells majority at l, 100 The entire
Republican county ticket is elected by MAORI
ties ranging from 600 to 1000.
Six out of nine of the voting places in Tyler
county give Maxwell 236 majority. The other
three to be heard from will increase it to $50.
The Marion county Democrats elect their full
county ticket except Legislature and proseeut-
ing attorney, by majorites ranging from 100 to
150
Taylor county gives Maxwell 337 majority a
Republican gain of $50, and elects the entire Re
publican ticket
Ohio county, with one precinct to hear from,
gives Wilson majority of 2SS, and the entire
Democratic county ticket is elected.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD Cry, Oct 15.-The Republicans
were wild with excitement last night. At their
headquarters there were impromptu meetings,
speeches, songs and cheers for Ohio and the Re
publican candidates AT o'clock they formed
vast procession, headed by the martial band and
part of the Silver Cornet Band, and paraded the
streets till almost the peep of dawn. Bonfres
were lighted frecrackers fixed, torpedoes
cracked and the people, encouraged by the fiat
tering news, gave vent to the most deafeninI
rounds of applause At the Democratic head
quarters they we're dsheartened, polare and
discouraged, and closed carly and repaired peace
ably and quietly to their homes. AT Montpelier
the Republicans formed procession, serenGded
the Democrats, and burned every store box in
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
RECEIVING THE NEWS.

Two Thousand LOgansport Republicans Re
jOice Over the Victory.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LoGANsPoRT, Ind Oct 1.-two thousand
Republicans rejoiced over the Ohio election at
Young America, last night James NJ Scovel
of New Jersey, opened his speech by asking
Where is Machiavelli Heniricksl Now, where
is the digni6ed Mcdonald and the Tall Sycamore
of the Wabashl Tell me, gentle shepherds
where" After discussing tariff and the solid
South, he,concuded with Ingersoll's eulogy on
Blaine Like an armed warrior like plumed
knight, James q. Blaine marched down the
halls of the American Congress and threw his
shining lance full and fair against the brazen
foreheads of tho defamers of his country, and
the maligners of his own honor"
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
Jollification at shsibyvIlIe.

Special to the indianapolis journal.
SHELBYvILLE. Oct IL. The glorious Repub-
lican victory in Ohio has put new life into the
Republicans of Shelby county, and it may with
reasonable certainty be said that the backbone
of the Democracy in this county is broken, The
election news was received at the Blaine and
Logan headquarters which were crowded with
enthusiastic voters The lights at the Demo
cratic club rooms expired early in the evening,
and the leaders went home sad and
,disconsolate. The boys fairly took the town,
parading the streets, singing and shouting, ring
ing bells, and at o'clock large bonfire lit up
the public square. Michael Cooney was called
for and spoke eloquentiy at the headquarters
Prominent Germans, such as Peter Sentz,
Fred Horst and others formed a glee club and
rendered delightful music.
Tonight the Republicans held another ratii-
cation on the public square. and thousands are
on the streets Bonfres Illuminate the skies,
and Republicans are wild. Hon. John L. Grif-
iiths delivered an eloquent address to large
crowd. His speech was = good one and he made
fine impression.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
HURD's DISTRICT.
Great Interest in the Result of the Congress
siOnaI Fight.

sional Fight.
TOLEDO, Oct. 15.-Interest in the election was
so great that vast crowd renamed at the po-
litical headquarters nearly all night Early
this morning, when republican victory was
sured, the enthusiasm found vent in various
ways. Hundreds of men with tin horns, joined
| by others with torches, formed in a procession
| and marched through the streets. The whole
forenoon has witnessed no abatement of inter
est, especially in the result of the congressional
fight Hurd claims a majority of 200, while the
Republicans claim Romeis's election by 200 to
500. Returns come in slowly, and it may take
the official count to settle the question Nothing
has been heard from the back townships in OF
tawa county The result in Lucas county
seems to render certain the election of
the entire Republican ticket by a majority
of from 500 to 800, except clerk of the court
who has but about 300 Mr. Wilson's election
as Common Pleas Judge is conceded by the
Democrats, but the other candidate is in doubt
as Lennon, the Democratic candidate is ex-
tremely popular and may pull through. The
Circuit judges are all Republican.
In Williams county the entire State and
county ticket is reported Democratic, with the
exception of two county offices. Newmans ma
jority is placed at 81, Democratic gain of three
over Hoadly.
Henry county gives Newman l, 400 majority a
Democratic gain of of 200. Wood county elects
the entire Republican ticket, except sheriff, by
GOO majority. Brown, Democrat for sheriff, has
400 majority.
The chairman of the Republican committee
estimates the majority for Romes in the Tenth
district at 2S2, based upon the following figures
Saudusky county, official except four pricincts,
Hurd's majority, 276; Erie county official,
HurI's majority, 49, Ottawa county, estimated
majority for Hurd, $50; Lucas county Romeiss
majority. l5S6.
bo nfffo a1 Of nv
of State and Congressman is: Robinson. S,203;
Newman. Z, 906: Romeis 8. .S54; Hurd. 7.250
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
Joyous Demonstrations at wabash.

Spe|ldi l" tbe ihdlAnapois journal.
WABASH, Oct. 10 The Republicans here are
jubilant over the returns from Ohio Last night
headquarters were established at the City Hail
and at the Plain Dealer office A large crowd
assembled at each place As the returns ar
rived the enthusiasm amounted TO hilarity, and
bands of men plraded tine streets until o'clock
this morning, headed by band To night
grand ratification meeting is being held, at which
Hon. j. Milton Turner, of Missouri, is the prin-
cipal speaker. The city is in perfect blaze Of
joy and Democrat is an exceedingly scarce
article
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
Colonel Dudley,s Fnture Movements.

Sp6clAI
WASHINGTON, Oct 15-Colonel Dudley ar
lived here from Columbus at o'clock this after
noon. He does not know just what part he will
take in the remainder of the campaign. The
first of next week he will go to New York, where
he will meet the national Republican committee.
Then it is believed, he will 60 to Indiana. To
the journal correspondent Colonel Dudley ex-
pressed no surprise at the reports of Ohio's in
creasing majorities. II anticipated it several
days age" said he, and was more confident of it.
yesterday, as l saw how our people were voting.
It. insures Indiana and New York to the Repub
lcans, and puts Blane's election beyond the pale
Of any doubt whatever
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
ELECTIONS S

Are periodical necessities, of
course, in this happy land of
popular government. Clothes,
on the other hand, are a contin-
Ning necessity, and will be so,
mo doubt, until about the time
when the "wide armament
shall be rolled up like scroll" "
The consumer may sometimes
be tempted to wish that his
''habilatory" envelopes were as
lasting as the necessity for
them; but a little reflection
would, no doubt, impress upon
him the unwisdom, as well as
the utter futility, of such a
wish, for if Clothes could be
made imperishable the conse-
quences would be unspeaka5ly
disastrous to one of the most
important industries of modern
civilization, namely, the manu-
facture Of Clothing. So far as
this universal and inevitable
want comes within the domain
Of Mems, Youths, Boys and
Children's Clothing, we make
the tax which it imposes on
consumers as light as possible,
by meeting them directly with
the products Of our Factory,
and saving them all intermedi-
ate. profits by Retailing at
Wholesale Prices in every De-
partment of the
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
They Have Heard from ohio.

Special to the indianapolis journal.
WILLIAMsPoRT, Ind, Oct 15.-The Repub-
licans here have heard from Ohio and large
and enthusiastic impromptu iollifeation meet
ing is now being held. Hon R. B. f. Peirce is
speaking to 500 people in Nebeker's Opera-house
The band, drum corps, torchlights, glee club,
cannon and bonfires among the features of
the evening. Republicans are elated, and the
doubts of yesterday are dispelled by the certain
ties of to-days news from Ohio 1t is far better
than the most sanguine dared hope
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
KNIGHrsTowN, Oct l5.-The Republicans had
large jolliiication meeting tonight over the
Ohio election. Everybody is wild with enthus-
asm A grand torchght procession, headed by
the Charlottesville baud and Drum Corps, bon
fires, fire-w works and fog horns, was the enter
tainment of the evening
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
EFFECT OF THE VICTORY.
Republicans Consider that 1t Renders Sue
cess Next Month Almost Certain.
tn tnn Irdi ian Iia journal

hepuDI1canS COnSLOeF II hehuers Suo-
cess Next Month Almost Certain.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Oct 15.-Republicans here
from all parts of the country and in prominent
federal positions, say that with good manage
ment all the States which have been in the list
of doubtful will give majorities for Blaine and
Logan next month"; including Indiana New
York Virginia and New Jersey. Yesterdays
work in Ohio has filed every Republican with
enthusiasm, and has given an immense impetus
to the Republican cause. While Ohio was a
pronounced Republican State, it was not ex-
pected that the majority would be so large since
the Democrats made such desperate struggle
to carry it To show what confidence the
Democrats had in their ability to carry the
State, William Dickson, leading Democrat
here advised prominent member Of and
contributor to that party, at a late hour last
night, to bet that they had elected their ticket
and he wagered several hundred dollars Now,
In bemoaning Dickson's bad judgment, this
Democrat says the party ought to have been
beaten; that it was too stupid and dishonest to
merit success
Congressman Phil Thompson, of Kentucky,
says the result in Ohio proves that the people
do not believe the Mulligan business, and the
Democratic party would do well to drop that and
all kinds of abuse, and operate on live issues.
The Democrats came nearer retracting tonight
than they ever have at this stage of cam
paign. They are free to acknowledge that the
main issue in the canvass is the tariff, and that
free trade made Ohio Republican,; also, that
their personal attack on Blaine has been mis-
take
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16

Special to tie Indianapolis Journal
RUsHvILLE, Oct. 15-The Republicans are
having grand ratification here this evening
over the Ohio victory. An immense crowd are
assembled at Brown & Sections corner. which is
being addressed by our local politicians The
Democracy of this city made a vigorous effort
TO ratify but signally failed Jason B. Brown
spoke to a small crowd in the courthouse park,
in the early part of the evening. Rush county
Democrats are away down in the mouth.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
Demonstrntion al TrankIin.

Special TO the IndanaDoIis Journal.
FRANKLIN, Oct l5.-The Republicans Of
Franklin ratified the glorious victory won in
Ohio, yesterday by one of the grandest demon
strations witnessed here for many years past.
torch-light process, fireworks, firing of ar
tillery and balloon ascension were the features
of the evening A crowd of 8 900 on the public
square was addressed by Col S. p Oyler amidst
the greatest enthusiasm
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
A Republican Majority Of Twelve Thousand
for the Head Of the Ticket, and Ten
Congressman Certainly Elected.
Defeat of Frank Hurd, the Free-Trade
Advocate, in the Toledo District.
Indications That the Democrats Have Perpe'
trated Frauds in Back COunties-Re-
publican Gains in West Virginia.
THE GENERAL RESULT.

A Republican Majority of 12,OOO-Ten Con-
gressmen Elected.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 15.-The Republicans
claim about 12O 600 majority on the head of the
State ticket, and the election of ten congress
men, namely Butterworth, Brown, Romeis
(who defeated Hurdl, Cooper, Grosvenor, two of
the three Taylors, Little and Thompson. Hurd,
Sinks, j. D. Taylor and Burnett are evidently
defeated. The Democratic counties have been
held back, and it is evident that the frauds con
templated and prepared for in them have been
nernetrated
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16

Adding to the above the majorities of 1888 in
the five counties unheard from gives net Re
publican plurality of 1868. The five counties
will probably increase the majorties of 1883 SO
that the plurality will reach about 1900.
Republican congressman have been elected in
the First Second Eighth, Tenth, Twelfth,
Fourteenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth districts-total, 10: Democratic congress
men have been elected in the Third, Fourth
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Thirteenth, Fifteenth,
Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Twenth- -frst-total,
10; the Eleventh district is still in doubt.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
Unbounded Enthusiasm at MartinsvilIe.

special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
MARTINsvILLE, Oct. l5.-There is simply no
bounds here to the enthusiasm over the OHIO
election. A midnight ioliifcation meeting took
place last night, and on Saturday night grand
ratification meeting will be held, and be ad-
dressed by Major Grubbs. The Democrats were
in communication with Eb Henderson last night
until o'clock, when they all went home, and
have not shown themselves yet
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
Meeting at For.viIle.

Special 10 The lndIAnap p0lls Journal.
FoKTviLLE, Ind, Oct ia large and en-
thusiastic meeting WAS held at this place this
evening. The meeting was addressed by William
Bosson, of Indianapolis, who delivered very
effective address, Bonfres and fire works added
to thn inllificatinn.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
Ratification at Attica.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
ATTIcA, Ind, Oct l5.-The Republicans are
holding grand iolli6cation here tonight over
the election news from Ohio. A rousing night
rally was held, uniformed delegations coming in
from all directions. Captain Dewitt Wallace,
of Lafayette, addressed the people and gave
mastery speech. A torchlght procession pa
raded the streets and general old fashioned,
redhot Republican glorification was the order of
the evening
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16

To the wester,, Associated Prose.
WAsHiNGToS. Oct l5.-The excited and
easy feeling prevalent throughout the executive
departments of late while awaiting the result OF
the Ohio election, has to day given place to great
satisfaction a1noae the thousands Of government
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
Jubilee at Columbus.

special to the indianapolis journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Oct 15.-The Republicans
here are jubilant and Democrats eorrespondingly
depressed. An immense jubilee meeting is be-
ing held at the courthouse, while fireworks
and other demonstrations are ENGAGED in on the
streets. 1t is the general feeling that Repub-
iican success is now certain and this is conceded
by many Democrats.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
Two Additional Counties.

COLUMBUS, Oct 15.-Lorain county gives
Robinson for Secretary of State 2175 majority
Trumbull county, with two precincts
yet to hear from gives Robinson 3 l25 majority
This will bring the majority in the State up to
IL, GOO. fa..
In Medina county the Republican majority is
| 200 f't
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
Rntificntion al GreenfiaId.
AF"NI V"0'U'H ''V N'HOORI1H 1HOAN1'
the Indianapolis journal.

Special 10 the Indianapolis journal.
GREENFIELD, Ind, Oct l5-A grand ratifcN-
ton meeting was held here to night, Mr.. Frank
McCray Of indianapolis, made worry eloquent
address
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
Noisy JollilicatIon nt Greencnstie.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
GREENCAsTLE, Oct, 1.-two thousand men
are painting the town to night, torchlight pro
cession is parading and the noise is indescrb-
able Everything assumes rich vermilEon
color to the eyes of the bewildered Democrats.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
THE STATE AS LARGE.

Almost Total Disappearance of the Green
back and Prohibition Vote.
CINcINNATI Oct 1o.-Returns received from
all parts of the State are uniform in showing
an increased vote, In mary places the increase
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
UNOFFICIAL RETURNS.
The Republicans Carry the State by About
10000 Majority.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 15.-Unof6cial returns
have been received from all the counties of Ohio,
except the five following: Carroll, Geauga, Lo-
rain, Medina and Trumbull. These counties in
1883 all gave Republican majorities, aggregating
1912 The following counties show unofficial
Republican majorities on the State ticket;
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16

the town. The Republicans will hold joifcA
tion and rally next Saturday at Dundee, and
will be addressed by able speakers
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Three Thousand Majority State Ticket
and 4. 900 to 1000 ON Local Officers.


CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-Both the Democratic
and Republican press this morning agree that
yesterdays election in Cincinnati was the blood
lest ever held here The Democratic papers
assert that the thousand deputy marshals were
employed mainly in intimidating honest voters,
while the Republican press construes the con-
duct of the police force and deputy sheriffs in a
similar manner, comparing it to the Mississippi
policy Following is list of those injured in
yesterdays outbreak:
Killed-Albert Russell tcolored
Wounded-Joe Lowry, shot in the spine
fatal; Bridget Hughes, struck in the
John Murphy, shot inthe stomach, flesh
wound; Andrew Benney, coored, shot in the
side. not dangerous John Dalton, shot in the leg,
not dangerous; Samuel Taylor, colored, shot in
the side serious; Mike German, policeman, shot
in the back, dangerous; Henry Sherlock, police
man. shot in the back dangerous; Henry Brown,
colored, shot in the abdomen, fatal
The last three were wounded in an affray at
the corner of Sixth and Freeman streets, late
last night. Between so and 100 people took part
in the fight, which grew out of attempt of
German to arrest negro. German was shot in
the back by an unknown person, and a general
fusillade followed, in which hundreds of shots
were fired. The riot alarm sounded, but
the disturbance was queled after the two police
men and Brown had been shot.
In Hamilton county So out of l0S precincts
give the following Republican majorites on
State ticket Secretary of State James s. Rob
| inson 2, ,262; Judge of Supreme Court, William
Johnston. 3 2435; Member of Board of Public
Works Leo Flieknger, 3,036 On Congressiop-
al ticket-First district Ben Butterworth, l, 500;
Second district, Charles f. Brown, 2075 OF
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-10-16
WHEN INDICATIONS.

THURSDAY. = Fair qUedther,
slight rise IN temperature.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24
Down Town N;crchaur

I Having passed several niFhia, disturbed
b.r rHrF .r.. ..s lnN Cr.uss snN.rlWs child.
HlI nrr...Hr convinced chat Ags. Wine
llw'- iUuF svT1u THs lus. lRr article
needed, procured supply TOP mo child,
On Fryrg,uu home gUf Bcquu'u''aF hls
wife with vi. 10 he Bal done, She fused 90
have it Administered 90 iiu child, 90 she
was strongly .U favor Ol Homeopathy, That
uisht the child passed iu su.lrln', ana The
parents without sleep, Returning home the
day following, the father found tho baby
still worse; apd while contemplating an,
other slrepiess night, the u1tNer stepped
from the roam 20 R.tcns 20 some domestic
duties, and lcit the father With the CAild.
During her absence no administered por.
ti0n of the Soothing Syrup Ia The hahy,aud
said nothing, That uirh' oil ha.ds slept
we'll, and the little fellow awosu IN the
morning bright aud happy, the mother
was delisNtct with the sudden ana wonder.
fil shaugc, AID although az first offended
~ the deception prlctcel upon her, has
continued ~ use the syrup, and suNerinf
crying babies and restless nights have dis
appeared. A single trial u' 'hr Syrup
never YET failed 81 rr,ioNH tNv uUNyr ana
overcome the prejudice %. the mother
Sold by an druggists. 21conJs d bottle.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24
so FAR


as the cons,itutionality Of the bill is con-
cerned don't care to discuss it after the
argument Of the senator from BeXar, out If
not unconstitutional, it ought to he; he
had Just as we'll try to cram all the Old
Testament into the book of Genesis as all
this legislation into one bill Our policy
should be to &c, all the taxes and rent out
of the stock man that we can, see tn at he
observes the rights OF others. and then pro-
tect him in his own rights.
Don't bind him hand and foot, or Danish
him. or make him an outlaw, because he
has made monev out Of grass that he has
driven the buffalo and the Indian from.
Bring him under the control of the law let
MIN obey it, and help bear the burdens of
government. Don't declare him traitor
and an outlaw because pc bes few more
cattle than the senator from Travis ap
proves of.
| haye confined myself more TO the re-
marks of the senator from Travis because
he is the author OF the bill aud advocates
all of its provisions. The senator rom
Montague advocates certaih portions OF the
bill only, but he has always supported the
same policy of greed in r. ation 20 school
lauds, and has forgotten that others are to
seek homes in the West and are eatiIled TO
the same PRIVILEGES az hs ant |. He, en-
Ell occasions, votes for and advocates the
sale or lease OF these lands IT, anvo Is-Hor.
pDraiions or individuals. He IL r-ckiess
about social CONDITIONS, so the mo e.
comes 10. He thinks 50 cents better to-day
than 81 next year.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24

Consultation . positively ournG by Cart
er's Lulp Liver Pills Not uy IurRing
and VesSeHius the IpT'' IN 0y rrgu.Ht.
ingan stu urthcuing them. This Is done
bv improving the digestion on' -imulat.
ing tho iryrr a. the ur0ps, secretion u' bile,
" hen the u4wris will perform their custom.
AIRY functions iu an essy and nItgrii man
Ter. Purga,iyr pills must be avoided Ask
tor Carriers Little Liver Pills, Price %
centg
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24

HANfNhNN .A'HN.f' . fNNNAHH
guarantee tris point viii prove eniis-
iH.HrE HHHu applied HCrnl'.lf o. ulrec'
i1u.. dp u". mHHn guarantee ~ salts
zion Hu.F when ilrrt applied o. 'N. ~ Nl.ut
/. a4f.a.4g.urt auen Ur" Hru'rI, hl' my
.GaI..fr, embrace % srfi.r.rHf Nns 90
properly ts.f fNt mr. m. .. ilr iHIn.F Ny
'r.Flr- s4i rIr.Om.-H 's IHr DHlN'ff .Te
authorized tp prurJ. ili- gusrHHtrr, AH'
hlT,s no 0r'-r7 lu ID. iiAWtr1N, Dallas
fFEfr. wholesale urh.". On HanIrfi sup
plies, wall sarr, viUu"N glass eye.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24
Horstord,s Acid Phosphate.

ANsT'IN NUN TAD IsNb I'M =.
Prof. AdolpA OF New Y ok, says OF the
Acid Phn,phn-e: ~ nave been abe TO
devote mys IF ~ hard mental labor, irpm
shorty after breikfas. MI Il late hbnr IN
the evening ~i'hout experie cling :ne
siigltas; relaxation, aud | woatd not now
az any rate dispense with IL"