Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-08


nation. Oneida county, winch gave Gar
field 1,946, now gives Cleveland 10 The
Brooklyn Independents are also juhilaut
over the fact that the Second Ward, wlici.
has usually given 500 Republican majority,
now reverses that, and gives Cleveland l9S.
This ward is the stronghold of the iEde-
pendents and the home of Beccher.
The Prohibitionis;s Denounced.
New York, November 7th-A special
from jamestown, Chautauqua county,
says: The action of the Prohibitionists,
III treacherOusly acting as Democrats. has
greatly inceused the Republicans, and has
inflicted incalculable damage to the tenn
perance cause in this county, putting it
back at least ten years.
STERLING Kan, November 7th.-S;.
John was bvrned in etfigy on the principal
street of the town this evening.
OTTAWA (Kan.), November 7th.-Large
browds were on the streets tonight, and
st. John was burned in etfigy.
No More Election bulletins in Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 7th.-Mayor Harri-
son has issued a request To all news
papers of the city To cease issuing election
bulletins, on the grounds that they are
moving causes in collecting crowds and
! causing undue excitement All have COM
! piled.
C1eveland's Private Secretary.
! New YORK, November 7th-A telegram
was received by responsible newspaper
man in this city this evening from d. S.
| Lamont, Private Secretary to Grover Cleye-
land, which reads as follows:
ALBANY, November 7th.-The official returns
| from every county seat give Cleveland about
| 1,200 plurality.
Good Place to Send Him.
| ALBANY November 7th-A trusted friend
! of Governor Cleveland says that the Gov
ernor has already offered the appointment
! of Minister to Turkey to Henry Ward
Beecher, and that the latter had decided to
accept There is great rejoicing in Brook
| lyn.
Irecaution Against Disturbances.
| New YORK, November 7th.-The acting
| Superintendent of Police to-day sent mes
sage to all Police Captains to prevent all
| parades not having proper permits from the
| police, and to give an escort to those that
had permits.
/ Is Not This Confession of Weakness?
| New YoRKA November 7th.-The follow
| ing has just been issued:
HEApQR'S NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
! No. II WEST TWENTY FOURTH ST.
NEW YORK, November :, 1854.
| To the People Of the Jnited States :: There can
no longer be any question concerning the actual
! result of the Presidential election Grover
| Cleveland and Thomas A. Hendricks have u
| majority of eighteen in the Electoral College.
II is not worth while for our advcrsareS to claim
| the electoral vote of the State of New York. 1t
| is absolutely certain that the returns of the
| proper officers of the election on the night of
| the 4th of November showed q decisive plural
| ity i'll the State for the electors supporting
Cleveland and Hendricks. If any different or
| altered returns are now being prepared, or are
! promulgated, they are corrupt faSificationS of
| the records of the State of New York and the
| men aiding or abettinS the makingOt such re-
ports are criminals. 1t is not expected that you
| Will tamely submit TO the Vaccinations of such
| men. Let them understand that you viii not.
| Recognize at noon tomorrow throughout the
| United States the actual election of Cleveland
| and Hendricks by firing national salutes. Meet
| to morrow night throughout the country, and
| express your opinions ia Il manner that cannot
| be misunderstood. The men of New York are
resolved not to submit to the gross outrage at
tempted 10 be perpetrated upon their rights
| and will speak ior themselves.
WILLIAM II. BARNU-M,
Chairman National Democratic Committee
A. ?. GoRMAN,
Chairman of the National Executive Committee
Blaine Not Coming to New York.
New YORK, November 7th-The Repub-
lican National Committee deny that Mr.
Blaine is coming 10 New York for a confer
ence with them. They say they have no
means Of determining the result in this
State, except the election district returns.
and that they will only take such steps as
may be necessary to protect the partys in
terest during the progress of the count,
and that 10 this end counsel will appear be-
fore the County Canvassin" Board next
Tuesday. The committee say they want
nothing but fair play, and what the law al
lows, in the determination OF the result by
those authorized to pass upon the returns,
and this, as a matter of course, they are
bound 10 insist upon.
The Associated Press All Right
New YORK, November 7th.-Thc COM
ple;c Associated Press returns by election
districts from Cattaraugus county have
| been repeated by telegraph, and show that
the County Clerk overstated Blainc's plu-
rality by 49,, and that the Associated Press
returns from that county, and the footings
thereof, were correct rs first published.
The discrepancy therefore, does not dis
turb the figures originally given.
Two Men Stabbed.
New YORK, November 7th-A crowd Of
people were cheering last night in Brook
! lyn for Cleveland and Hendricks, when
Patrick Bray, Inspector of Sewers, and
Patrick Cunningham, a car-driyer, cheered
for Blaine and Logan. They were set upon
by the crowd and both stabbed Bray's
Enthusiasm in Richmond.
RICHMOND. November 7th-Richmond's
enthusiasm continues unabated over Cleve-
lands certain election. The joyous excite
1nent of the Democratic population is un-
paralleied. Two hundred guns are being
fired.
Jubilation in Georgia.
SAVANNAH, November 7th.-Tntense ex-
element prevails in this city. Such scenes
have been unknown here since 1860. The
city to-day wore the appearance of a hoii-
day. The people gathered in groups, dis
cussing the great event of the election of
Cleveland. Business men and clerks were
on the streets, and in many instances the
stores were closed. The people are wild
with joy.
Madness Without Method.
LOUISVILLE, November 7th.-Louisville
has been taking things quietly, and anx-
iously waited definite election returns; but
to night the city has gone mad over the
Democratic success. The Courier -.J0,u1Gi
took the initiative in decorating It's build
inc, and the city is now handsomely decor
ated with flags, bunting, etc Old men and
boys vic with each other i'll celebrating,
and the street are filled with enthusiastic
citizens who rejoice and shout for the
Democracy and reform. \ mass ratiiica-
ton meeting is called for Saturday.
John KeIly's Views.
The Star says hundreds of telegrams have
been received from all over the country in
quiring the views of Mr.. Kelly on the elec-
ton, and especially asking his opinion on
New York. In response to these inquiries
Mr.. Kelly sends The follJwing statement:
The figures show Il total vote for Cleveland
and Blaine of ,l0i.G!5 and plurality for Ceve
land of 1850. The Albany EreHiRg ,JoUrnd! con-
cedes this. am of the opinion that the coun-
visorS on Tuesday next, Will show an increase
over the .f0unars figures. The National Demo
cratic Committees figures are 1899 for Cleve-
land, and their statement is based positive
information. | have no doubt OF Governor
CleVcland's 5 election, although the people will
be Kept III suspense until the official canvass can
assure them of the result. The means taken to
conceal the facts by those having charge OF the
vote cast III several election precincts of the
State of New York indicate that efforts have
been made TO tamper with the returns but the
vigilance of the National Democratic Committee
has prevented it. You can rely on these figures,
as l have assurance that they are accurate, and
the State canvass will find them correct, or
nearly 50; and if there are reductions the num-
Der will not he sufficient to defeat Cleveland's
election. JoH2 KELLY.
Mr.. Blaine on the Situation.
AUGUSTA Me-, November 7th.-The
latest advices received here from New York
are to the effect that the Republican Com
mittee of The State and nation, after care
full examination of the whole ground, are
satisfied that the State has gone for Blaine
I, ~.