The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-11-27
DOMESTIC NOTES.
Boiled Down from Associated Press ID
patches During the Week

Boiled Down from Associated Press Dis
patches During the Week.
California went for Blaine by ~.
0O9 msioTity.
There was big snow storm ST
Duluth, on the 22d.
Alabama went for Cleveland by
about $4,000 majority.
The authorities of Denver, Col, are
making war on the gamblers.
! Garlield's statue is to be placed in
front of the capitol at Washington.
The Hyatt bank, Washington, Davis
county, Indiana, sailed last week for
$4,000.
/ The total vote of North Carolina
was: Cleveland 142, sos; Blaine, 1885,
O68; ST. John. 44S.
Eight negroes have left Whining
ton for Siberia, and arrived in New
Y ork the other day.
! The total vote of Georgia was:
Cleveland, 1867; Blaine, 1884; Bat
Ter, 125; ST. John, AS.
Blaine has rented Ex-senator Wynd-
hams house at Washington and will
reside there during the winter.
Mayor Harrison, democrat, in Hi
nois, was defeated by Oglesby, repub-
lican, for governor by 1900 majority.
The weavers of Philadelphia re-
fused to accept 10 per cent. reduc-
ton IN wages and the mills shut
down.
The Independents in an address to
President Cleveland, say they will
uphold his administration while he
does right.
A case of yellow fever was found in
Spring street, New York, the other
day, having come off a vessel from
Costa Rica.
r. K. Fox, editor of the Police
Gazette was arrested, the other dav,
charged with completely in the recent
prize fight.
Mrs. Bautie, who was condemned to
. be executed in Canada Thursday
week ago, laughed at her own qallows
the day before.
A Chicago desperate named Nc
Dermott was fatally shot by officers
who ordered him to halt, while MAX
ing his escape,
Gus Zills and Thomas Houlahan
fought a prize fight, recently, near
Hartford. Houlahan was knocked
out in few minutes.
The question of whether polygam-
lists in Utah can vote at school cleo
tons has been referred to the United
States attorney general.
DeYoung, editor of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, shot by Speckles, the
Hawaiian sugar man, was badly
wounded, having his shoulder blade
splintered.
Bond, democrat, has been elected to
the Illinois state senate, which gives
the democrats the legislature on joint
BALLOT, and the election of a United
States senator in place of Logan.
AT the st. Louis cattle convention,
last week, Gen. Porter, an Indian,
from Indian territory, made speech
in defense of his race from asDersions
in reference to cattle depredations.
The steamboat Captain Sam blew
up in Alabama river on the 10Th inst.
There were twenty five passengers,
and five were missing. D. Mcneil
had both legs broken and subsequent
ly died.
A writer in the Chicago Tribune
charges that Blaine's defeat in New
York was due to the employees of the
post officesin the large cities not being
let out in time on election day to cast
their votes.
Il the trial of Gen. Swain, at
Washington, the defendant demanded
documentary evidence of the certain
alleged stock transactions in which
the banker Bateman was mixed up.
Mr.. Chandler has become one of the
counsel in the case.
In a fire at Haverhill, Massachu-
sets, two girls, Katie Giimartin and
Josie Branahan, jumped from fourth
story window, the former sustaining
fatal injuries. A baby was wrapped
below pScaninp unininred