The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
Exciting Scene in Boston.


BosToN, MASS, November IA crowd
of two or three thousand surrounded the
newspaper bulletins here last evening.
The demonstrations, as favorable or un-
favorable bulletins were posted, were
more passionate than on Tuesday evening
On receipt of the manifesto OF
the National Republican CONT
tee the Journal issued an edition and buI,
letins declaring Blaine elected. Several
young men began to burn copies of the
paper in the street in front of the Jour
nal office, and six of them were arrested
for violating the city ordinance forbid
ding bonfres. once other was arrested
for resisting the Offices. The Cleveland
men soon brought out a picture of their
candidate. The Blaine men charged on
this and tore it to pieces. Soon after a
rag baby appeared in front of the Jour
nat office, suspended by a cord. The
Cleveland men made a rush for this,
but were driven back by the
police, and the holder of
the offensive article took refuge in the
Journal office. The different crowds
then contented themselves with guying
one another and cheering their candi-
dates. The crowds were continually
diminishing until at eleven O'Clock the
bulletins were soon deserted. The Jour
nal, Herald, Record and Globe issued
AOu11J SuIbiOlS up 70 > p. III.
Intense Excitement in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Ill, November G.-The ex-
element in the city has been intense, but
adherents of both parties have been emf
nently good natured and a dozen times
since noon a great Republican throng in
front of the Tribune office has cleared a
passage way for as many Democratic pa
rades. The newspaper Offices have been
l. Al. Al
headquarters OF the State committees
have been filled to overlooking, and bust
ness has, to a great extent, been sus-
pended. Chairman John II. Hoberty. of
the Democratic State Committee, was
recognized by rough who, after giving
vent to Opprobious epithets, drew a
knife and was about to use it upon the
venerable chairman, when an officer ar
rived and conveyed the man to the sta
ton. Tonight thousands of Democrats
are going through the principal streets
cheering wildly for their standard
bearers.
Never Witnessed Such General Excite
ment.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November THE
police sergeants, who on Thursday make
the district reports to the Chief of Police,
agree that they have never witnessed such
The delay in reaching a decisive result in
New York has only added to the intense
excitement. Men stand and shiver in
the cold regardless of everything in their
anxiety to see the "latest bulletins"
Bribery, Intimidation, BaIIot-Box Stufing
and Murder Charged.
WASHINGTON, d. c., November Tn
reply to telegram asking for informa-
ton respecting the election in Louisiana,
the following has been received in Wash
ington:
NEW ORLEANS, La, November 6.
Democrats claim about COO majority against
me. The returns from Iberia Parish were
held back to increase the vote against
me if necessary. They had two separate box
es and the counting ont and stuffing in the
Congressional box were simply Infamous.
RulIdozing was resorted to in both St Mary's
and Iberia Parishes. In the latter nearly all
our coIored leaders were killed. and our white
leaders imprisoned. Bribery, intimidation,
ballot box stufiing and murder equaled any
thing ever before known in the history OF
this state. The proof Is open, paIpaDIe and
[signedI w PITT KELLOGG.
a Threat.
NEW YORK, November Hon. r. T.
Merrick, one of TIden's counsel before
the Electoral Commission, in an address
last night, at a Democratic meeting,
warned the Republicans against repeating
the fraud of 1876, as fOreshadowed in the
address of the Republican Committee last
night. He concluded by saying Cleve-
Land would be inaugurated, peaceably If
he could, but forcibly if he must.
No More '76.
CHICAGO, Ill, November ell P. NJ
The excitement is increasing. Great
crowds are going through the streets
yelling ssNo more '76f'' sYou can't count
us out againi' An extra force of police
has been ordered on duty In the center Of