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New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
VICTORY PREDICTED BY EDWIN CowLEs.

1Bf IkLEHkAfh ~ Inn i'''"N'-'I
CLEVELAND Oct. 13.-Ihc campaign just ehueu
III this State has been one of the most vigorous
ever conducted by the Republican party oi oAi"'
The people have been thoroughly aroused ana
full vote will he brought ont The Republican lines
have been somewhat broken during the past two
years by the agitation of the temperance question:
but this has been offset by break among the wool
growers in the Democratic ranks. We expect many
Democratic wool growers will vote the Republican
ticket on account OF the attempt of the Democrats
in Congress to reduce the duty on wool under the
Morrison bill. What the Prohibition vote Will be
is mere matter of conjecture but the prospects
are that many PrOnibitiOniss Will vote the hepuD-
hcan ticker tomorrow. and still greater number
Will vote for Blame in November. The canvass
taken bv tne Republican state Central Committee
indicates that the state VIII go ncpubllcan by from
10 600 10 20, 0O0 majority.
EDWIN COwLES.
Editor Of The Clercdad L,adr.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
pIUyGING THROUGH 4 DRAWBRIDGE
MARROW ESCAPE OF RAILROAD wog1INGMfS FROM
DEATH.

NARROW ESCAPE OF RAILROAD woEAlN"AtN fEo"
DEATH.
Try rELrGRArH To THE rRIBr>E.l
TprxroN. Oct. l3.-The tracks OF the Belvi-
are Divson OF the Pennsylvania Railroad ercss tho
canal in this city by small drawhriase. Early this
morning. while draw was open and danger Signals
we're properly displayed engine $685. with only ca
boose attached came around curve, short distance
of at high OF speed. Iillman. the drav'tendeF'
ran ont of his cabin waving his hat and shoniine John
Wagner the engineer reversed his engine but the tracks
we're slippery and his sand box would not work Fireman
George Caffrey aud brakeman Charles Jordan spfaDs
from the engine The engine struck the partially soa no
draw with "a terrific erash and topped .. ef ,o '.e
canal Wagner went under with II, but quickly eams -
ia. surface and escaped almost bniiJur.d I'D. ~
went over with the engine. but tho canoesr, M ,hs
r,st of the trains crew aboard, was uneouN x ssos
shock ana remained the track. The drlw ss va % IN
damac.d hui was lxed that trains coua s'vss
few honrs large force OF men have peen tsa =, w -
day cndeavorug to raise the snbnergea Observation-Disclosures
their task Ia less than two or three days.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
COLONEL STEWART SAID TO BE ALIVE.
L o,.nn.. OCT 10 -Ihe GnNnrnln1nf fhrnnyn

Colonel Kitchener, has received news from beepen'
Which, ii correct proves that Colonel stewart - ahV"
The messenger who returned 10 Colonel hiteIen"r a.
Wada Talfe on Friday says that lb' steamer 'haeran
upon the rocks at Wady GarBd. the crw o which were
ml.sJrrcd by Arabs was COMMANDED lN u. Nopit u',
Greek Consul. II is believed that Colonel stewart RAJ
been on board the steamer lie would hat" been ~ COM
nand.
CAIRO Oct. l3.-Goncral Lord Wo.elcy has ordered
concentration of camel corps of Loo 'trone al Doh
cola II is supposed that he intend 10 make msrth
oye:' the desert by the way Of McrNc oi B,!D"r..
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
THE GOVERNOR PREPARING FOR HIS TRIP.
ALBANY. Oct. 13.-GOvernOr Cleveland was

busy to-day clearing UP work preparatory to his trip to
Nev-York and Brooklyn Wednesday. lie will prob
ably he accompanied only by his private secretary
Daniel Lamont, and will start on the regular tran
which arrives in New-NOrk 1T 1880 n. m. Ills head
ouarers will he nj the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where he
will remain Wednesday afternoon and evening. The
number of visitors at the Executive Chamber to-day was
LARGE Including john ~chuy Ter Crosby. Governor OF Mon,
taua AS.emblymen Thomas +. Farrell, Brooklyn, ana
W Caryi Ely Otsego William I. Green. Troy Dahicl
BRADLEY BrnoNvn: Thomas C. l.. Ecccslne, NeW-l ork;
and Judge 7. l.. WcstbroOk, Kingston.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
TRYING TO BRIBE 4 TRUSTEE.
An ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE THE ELECTION OF AN
TMSHOUsE STEWARD.
ny TELEGRAPH 70 THE IklBt NJ.
n. D.F,rn tna f'nn,-

ny TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.
READING. Penn. Oct. 13.-Betore the Com
mee investigating the Almshouse scandal today some
storln, evidence was elected The Rev. Mr. Frch. who
s nastor NJ tie aim house and also performs the funeral
services of inmates, that he received 300 as
br,bc 10 vote for certain candidate, but womb
NOT accept IT, and returned it in the morning.
Uo and Others were at Mr. OBolds house. consulting
about candidates for the almshousc stewardship
U,trfch IIornhcrcr and Flbert each had supporters
Eiccl was upstairs but he came ont IN the entry ana
hid. Iusi huk they want 10 give me Hboo or r,oo
In vote for Fibert and rather than do this. VIII Ie'Sh
a. tru.tee" Rohennel and the witness were ~ tbe
nrr colonel Heinrich AlthOusc and Gehret came there
and 1ne of Them handed Fritch money To give To Bch
n v,os dark i'm the hall and he cannot tell who put the
mn In ,he cross examination Mr.. Fritch said he handed
tho ,nnnoy hack TO Wenrich A. far as he knew, mere
,, ,nsile,-ble excitement. Nothing was SAID about
nrinr money to anybody but To Brickel H. ROthrrniel
orroherted this story in important particulars turthcf
dcyeopments are expected.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
WHAT JOHN r. MCLEAN EXPECTS.
THE yorr N HAMILTON COUNTY LAST YEAR Al

rltIS-DrMOCRAtiC ADVANTAGES,
lny rFLraR,pn RI tHE rRtBuNs
CtNctNNAtt, Oct "a The major portion OF the
Republican talent detailed for duty in Ohio appears
to bc concentrated III Cincinnati Tho city
in to Hwarm Tomorrow with United states
dcputysmafshalS whose names are known
only 10 the Republican Committee aha
the marshal who Is under then
command. Last year Hamilton Conntyon on very
large vote gave Hoadly for Governor "'ooo
majority over Foraker. although the party
WAS divided aud had two local tickets III
the field and Notwithstanding the return OF a large
bodt of German voters 10 their old Republican
associations. This year there has undoubtedly peeh
a large German accession 10 the Democracy and
the Independent Republicans will more than
offset the Irish following Of Mr. Blaine
If there will be fair and full vote and an honest
count. the conspicuous signs are that
the Democracy will increase their majority
in Hamilton County over that OF last
wear. In the State a very large vote is expected;
When Hoadly was elected last year by over IZuoo
the vote was the largest ever cast AT State
election. The Democrats have the advhh-
tage in the rapid increase OF popuIa-
ton in the Northwestern counties ahd tle an.aS-
ouistic feeling which the prohibition tendencles
the Germans and other Literally disposed
citizens Tie fact however that the Republicans
have uniformly won in OHIO IN Presidential years,
is kept steadily in view and II the Democrats
succeed in making decided reduction I'D tne
average Republican Presidential majority they VIII
rejoice in having done much 10 assume maj
victory for Cleveland and Hendrlcks
Both parties are making EXTRAORDINARY
exertons and the vote The dT Hta,e To-SPW MSPNy VI"
Editor Of The Cincinnati LhqWT
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

Police of Lexington, Ky, to spot" coiored re-
peatcrs from that place. Their railroad ticho's
were provided by the Mayor of Lexington anu
were good to return until Wednesday morning
Their board bin was also paid up to that time;
More arrests are expected tonight, and UniIeu
States Commissioner Harper will probably remain
up all night to hear the
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
RICHARD SMITHS ESTIMATE.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 13.-Ihe Republicans are feel
ing good The Democrats have staked much on
frauds, for which they were largely prepared. The
arrangements to protect the ballOt-boxes are good
In regard to the result Republican majority of
less than 10 600 would surprise me more than
majority OF 10000. RICHARD SMITH
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
HEAVY THEFT OF SILVER.

POrGHKEEPsIE, Oct. 13.-The summer home
OF william Kelly Of Rhinebeck. was entered by burglars
before daylight this morning and robbed OF slverWae
worth - OOO including large and costly antique teaset
od ,apLorJ Tho BURGLARS left nothing behind by which
any cew could bee obtained The Iangdon place IN iiyde
Park road also attacked by burglars before daylight
but au alarm frightened them away.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
stability of industrial and financial insti-
tutions and give business boom. bu,
in spite of all that can be said Hl
there is no doubt that the November vote ior
Blaine will be several thousand votes
larger than the Republican vote tomorrow

larger than the Republican Vo'c to-moiio"'
OPINIONS or LEADING REPUBLICANS.
Ex-Governor Foster who is a member OF the state
Executive Committee. said I" / feel more connueht
of a Republican victory now than ten days ago
The visit of Mr.. Blaine to the state has done
great deal of good. The demonstrations have peen
wonderful in their way. exceeding anything OIL tue
kind ever known. In the mining districts 1ouhu
tho situation much better for the Republicans 'nah
/ expected We will lose no votes there Inc
Democrats have distributed great deal OF money
in that locality but imagine good deal OF II VIII
not leave the pockets of the with whom 1t was
left"
Colonel W. W Dudley. " ho has been here with
Chauncey !. Fillcy representing the Republican
National Committee. gave his opinion as follows:
"The Democrats rely on the money which trey
have distributed freely all over the state we
have taken such precautions as will, believe make
il difficult for them to their money for fraudu-
lent PURPOSES do not believe that they can buy
the State whatever they may say. | know that
their poll outside of Hamilton and Cuyahoga
Counties shows q good Republican majority. we
will get back at least one-baf of the herman vote
which left us in 1882. and in addition the Notes Oh
the wool growers and the colorcd men and many ais
affected Democrats. / feel the greatest confidence
the State they would not be sending out instIuc-
tons TO trade of everything else for votes ior New
man their candidate for Secretary oi state. hs ~
the gangs of men they have brought into me Stat,
for corrupt purposes, | think we have them wen
watched. The total vote Will be the latges, rNvr
10000 men who will vote in the All, such as 'he
| prohibtionists'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
A LARGE STEEL PIPE CONTRACT.
[BY TELEGRAPH To TIE rRIBuNt.l
p,-rr.1n Oct 10 -Chnrlns kellnpg. fOrmerl

president of the Kellogg Bridge Works of this city, has
closed contract with NewYork syndicate to furnish
so 900 tons Of steel pipe to he of 3G 40 ana II nches
diameter The delivery Is TO begin within six months,
aud the contract to he filled within two years. The pipes
will be manufactured by process. for when appl-
made The total amount of the contract i, SiOUOOOO
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
VIEWS OF W. d. BICKHAM.

fBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRBCNEI
DAYTON, Oct. 13.-All signs indicate Maine re-
suit Ohio will give 10000 Republican majority
and upward, and will give gain of perhaps three
Con cressmen The Republicans are very sangune.
Democrats correspondingly depressed.
w. ID. BICKHAM.
Editor of The Dayton Journal
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
AN AMERICAN ANNIVERSARY.

PARIS Oct. 13-A banquet wa~ given IN rms
CITY Yesterday by the socecad LacirO Americana 20
commemorate the 1921 anniversary Of th discovery ~
America by Christopher Columbus. NJ dc Lcss'p- vas
present and made a speech in which he echoed To- wish
expressed by the president Of the society that IN. der
enrcs bctw.en the Latin peoples nnaniting AD'rc'.
honld he settled pacihcay. VI. de lcsscps Described
tho work oi blasting along the line "f The P'.alna a,
and announced that there would c 'lrdny oh hSirh
/ ISs, Ia mark the formal beginning of IN" ""Tk, A.
p,n Coll
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
THE QUEBEC EXPLOSION.

OrrBEC, Oct 13.-The government has IN
creased the reward offered for Information wh'h VIII
lead TO the arrest and conviction OF the anihor OF satnr
days to $1,000, to which MI 'h"re'o'-' 'he
o,,r,o,or ,dds s5oO All the Offices IN the depart
mental building are open TO-DAY and the clerks ore a.
their desks IL thought that the Internal machh" was
Mn in he hlilling on ErllaN nlght.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
TITO Girls KILLED BY 4 CAT4NOUNT.

MARION, y. c., Oct. 13.-Two children OF
Garrett Wiseman living in Mitchell County, near the
mica mines. met with a horrible death yesterday Whie
pas,ing through long strip Of woods, they were at
,ak.d by large catamount and the younger enid age
civ was instantly killed. The fcrocous animal buried
Irs in the sirl's throat The older sister, age eight
attsmn,cj ro escape. bur pursued aud so terrhy
Ia craied that she was unable To speak "heh o" "0
a cd
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

fled their report in the United states Circuit
Court to-day. The account Of the raircst company
shows balance carried on August l. az s2l29S3
The receipts from tolls merchandise, including misce
laneous receipts amount to 81 Ss9 and the reccv
er's certificate on account Of sl300OO which
added the receipts from other sources mentioned IN
the account makes total of 81, ,532 536 from which
there is deducted 81 III. 200 for and salaries
which, with outays for interest expenses, etc. leave
balance of SooG $40 hand
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
ITALIANS FIGHTING wIru RAzoRs.

Troy, Oct. 13.-Joshua Fcola ana tcsare "c'
uindcc Italians from tohor. engaged IN terrible hght
with rafors ia rum shop last night The dispute arose
from an unpaid hill Del Gndico slashrd feom IN the
face nearlT seVcFing the tugar Nrin Gnd cul huso
cash In the back of his cft hand AMI several hss h'
ha,k and also severed The muscles of peoas right arm
between the elbow and the shoulder Then he escaped
prnln II eXpecled % llNc.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
SUSPICIOUS VISITORS IN CINCINNATI.

TvrLyY WuITE MEN FROM LEXINGTON, KIN
TUCKY, ARRESTED.
CINCINNATI. Oct. l3.- Detective RathbOne, of
the United States Secret Service tonight arrested
twelve men on the charge of coaspring TO use fraud
at the election. The men are all white. They say
that they came here under direction Of the Chef Of
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
A PROCESSION IN YOUNGSTOWN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO II

YorNGsrowN, Oct. 13.-The State campaign
closed here tonight with the largest process
sion by the Republicans ever seen in this
part of the State The Democrats also
had display. General Logan Congressman bou-
telle OF Maine and Others spoke to 1O,OOO persons
The indications are that the largest vote ever poheu
will be cast to morrow.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
HENDRICKS UNWILLING FOR A DEBATE.


MARIETTA Oct. 13.-Stewart l.. Woodford chal-
lenged Hendricks to a joint discussion here last
night. Hendricks declined to debate the issues OF
canvass General Woodford addressed the largest
Republican convention ever held here on an cleo
tion eve. Fifteen hundred persons from West Vir-
ginia were present. hendricks addressed only
nho 1 900 all
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
MR.. HENDRICKS oy THE ELECTIONS
'lr. Hendricks arrived

LANCASTER, Oct. 13.-Nlr. Hendricks arrived
here hi. morning aud crowd al the depot cheered him.
He appeared on the platform OF the car and among
other tln-s said:
fobio otnorrvv shall support the Democratic cause
fhc ight j. over bur II Ohio Tomorrow shall not 40 td
then IN Indiana and IN the other states the h-h is Hhto
lie dpafu
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEiBCNLl
CoLUNBUs, Oct. 13.-Ihe campaign Just ended
has been the most exciting one since the mem
orable Brough-V Valandigham contest OF 1868
The Republicans are confident of decisive MAJOR
lty tomorrow. JOIN +. V,,LtNt -.
chairman Republican State Committed
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
SUBURBAN RAPID TRANSIT.
Suburbon Panid Transit Company, OF

eaniycd for the plrposo of giving increased
travel In wcstrhestcr County by constrne'hs 80
through private property connecting WIN 'H"
railroad below the Harlem. il making 80" p,
The piers for its bridge across that ii''E ar -
completed, hut beyond TINS ho.h'ne =
,oc, io,e Yesterday IN. annual meeting of the stoA
hoIers wss held and the following dif.stoLs anier
H., wr,ght q II Adams George = Bowdpiii, :, II.
Cosiey G. r. Chri sfen-en and :. X. filley Mr riaeS
was re erected president and C. n S"''h s'O''' w
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
JUDGE RAPALLO's CONDITION.
,.vy Oct 13-Judrp Ranall0 was vcSter-

VTTNN1, 81. :!
day removed from the City Hospital 10 the kenmore
Hotel His wife has arrived. Though the Judges con
ditiun + not considered serious II viii probably DC some
tim. be fore ne can resume his Judicial duties.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
mon WORKS SHIT pOwN
rAuI-PE OLE PRIVATE RANKrRs

PuI-nrRG. Penn. Oct. 13.-Ihe standard MT Com
many closed it, works to-day. hccausc the emni"y'- f'
fused accept reduction Of twenty Per cent IN their
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
yEWSBOTS on 4 STRIKE.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. ]
porrsy1LLE. Oct. 13.-One hundred carrier

o, The Erenin0 Chronicle in this city, struck tonight
o. them decided to get their papers ana ihake
,Io,r usral trips hut they appeared on the
rrs tho strikers attacked them, and during the hSt
se'rraI were badly beaten aud one of the asSauants
.fnhbed.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
PHILADELPHIA AND READINGS REPORT

Pun .nrI puIA Oct. 13.-GeOrge Dc d.
u,,, on, s,eohep A caldwell receivers OF the Philade
phs and Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron compahe'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
srsrrSn1NG rrF rrsrEAINING OEpER.

PHILApuLrHIA, Oct. 13.-When the counsel
o the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad made application in
tho United States Circuit Saturday fOr prelm-
mary injunction 10 restrain the l&nu'y wanna Railroad
Company FROM abros9ns violating the existing con-
ac, for the arying oi passengers express md baggage
cars over the Sev-Yoik d;ison ~ the road, Judge
MeKenna granted the Baltimore and ONO arestrainins
order hich intended hold good unfi the matter
o,,ue nm FOR orruuent on Friday next. Aftcrvard
General Manager {. J.. Pu2h made affidavit that ne"
schedule FOR the running Of trains connecting with the
phiiadephia Wilmington and Baltimore. running from
S.U-Ynrk TO Baltimore" had been completed and dls-
trihut. take effect ~ II octck On sunday heht anu
thai blc recall the instructions gwen
uner the schedule without 'hc cnd8ngering Of lives.
The court thor fore suspended the restraining ordef
until this morning. when II Thought that the 1fgu-
m. nj would be heard The matter however. went over
until tomorrow morning AZ 10 O'Clock. and ~" restrain
in. order was 'urther suspended un';l that lime.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
FATAL RAILWAY COILIsIO

CIScTNNATI Oct rs. :. Davis Go private bankers
have made IN assignment 10 r g. Campbell Their ia
htle. arc e.mated ai SGO.0OO: thelr n-sris lOOVO
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
A ITNTrED sTATEs MARsHAL EXONERATEI

WHEELING. W Va, oct ID A dispatch 10 Ihf ini''-
oeoer states that the Attorney General has obtained
from fh. Springer Committee the report of specla agents
OF an investigation OF the charges of Congressman Gib
son against the United states Marshal Of this state. Not
single charge was sustained and they close cf report
by saving that they found Marshal Atkinson an intc-
gent honest and faithful officer,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
TEN DOLLAR COUNTERFEITs ~ BOSTON.
BOsTON, Oct. 49, Several horse-car con-
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

,luctor~ were imposed this morning by a who
rendered go bills that proved 10 he coun'cri..ts
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

CAMDEN, y J.. Oct. IA COLI lion occurred here he
tween two PENNSYLVANIA Railroad trains this morning T.
Joseph Carman. the engineer of Of the trains wa
killed and the fireman Of the other train fatally
Injured. having both legs cut OF. Several passenger
were hurr.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
THROUGH NEV-YORK STATE.
THE GOVERNOR EMBARRASSED.

HF IS RUGGED RY A WOMAN WHO WISHES TO
SECURE HrR BRoTHER's PARDON.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
CHAIRMAN OGLEVEE'S OPINION.
fRY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

ITditor Of The Clercidad Lcdder
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