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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
California R.turns.

SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. .. 9.-Aecord:ng
to returns counted in this city thus far,
Cleveland Will have u plurality of
about 1000. Returns are too meagre
TO say. with positiveness, which cleo
toral ticket has carried the state, but
indications are that Cleveland's plur-
ality in this city will be overcome b,
Harrison's plurality in other parts of
the state, and that latter will probably
carry the state by 3 plurality consider
ably less than that or four years ago.
Weaver's votes was somewhat larger
taan expected. The legislature is still
in doubt, but will probably be repub-
lican on JOINT ballot. The democrats
Will in ail probability carry four con-
gressional districts, the first, second,
fourth and sixth, and the republicans
the remaining three, although the vote
Is close IN the seventh district, with
chances in favor of the republican can
didate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
ADLAI REJOICES
And Tastes the Lucious Fruit of Vic.
tory in Congratulatory Telegrams.


tory in Congratulatory kilograms.
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, Nov. 9.-The re-
suits OF the election, as received by
Adlai Stevenson today at his home,
were only q stronger and more certain
assurance of his election.
Mr.. Stevenson rose at O'Clock,
breakfasted at s, after which he read
the election news and the numerous
messages Of congratulatlon that con-
tlnued to pour npon him all day. He
expressed himself as being we'll satis-
fled with the canvass he had made, aud
acknowledges 1t to have been n splen-
DID one.
In regard to the tariff he eaid: No
doub the tariff will be reduced within
q limited extent" lie has decided to
remain In this city for the next few
months, attending to his professional
and private business and at present,
did not think that ne would make a
trip east.
Among the callers of the day were
the wife and daughter of Congressman
Owen Scott, who then realized that Mr !.
Scott was defeated. Misses Julia, Mary
and Lettie Stevenson, with their
mother. received intimate friends IN
the front parlor during the afternoon,
wniie Lewis Stevenson assisted his
father.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
OHIO VERY CLOSE.
Il VIII Take an Official Coun, to Settle
the Question.

CoBrwpvs, o. Nov. 9.-To night the
situation IN ONO grows interesting and
exciting with the result in doubt. Toe
democratic cofanittee has reports from
toe county chairman Of - counties
which show q net democratic gain for
Cleveland Of l4.44o. This leaves fifty
Eve counties to hear from. At the
same ratio OF increase the state vii 20
democratic. but the republicans hope
for different result and are sbli
claiming Onio by good plurality Tor
Harrison. Col W. A. Taylor,
= democratic candidate for secretary OF
state ciainl- bis election tols evening" by
! 0o0 plurality. while the Hon. ;. VI
Taylor. the republican. stil insists
thst he - safe. The reports from
seven republ can county chsirnaen as
the REPUBLICAN state asa4qusrters par
tally coBhrm the figures Of the dem
oerAts.
At midnight the democrats claimed
TIE stale for the Cleveland electors by
a piursifty raging from 900 % 500.
Republicans cencede that It e very
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
In Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 9.--Incom-
plete returns, forty-six of the slxty-six
counties, place Cleveland's majority at
nearly $4,000. Complete returns have
come from only few counties. Cleve-
land made big gains OIL democratic
vote at the Augusta state election.
Chairman Shelley OF the democratic
committee says Cieveland's majority
will not fall below 10000. Enough re-
turns have been received to insure the
following congressman: Clark III first
district, Oates In the third, Robbins in
fourth, Bankhead in sixth, Wheeler III
eighth, Turpin ninth. Second, fourth
and seventh districts close, and IN
doubt. Chances IN favor OF democrats
in seventh and fusionis:s In other two.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10

The Big Victory Completely Does Up
The Greedy Braves

the Greedy Braves
TRoY, v. Y, Nov. e.--The town isn't
big enough TO hold Tsmmsny. The IT,
gers are everywhere celebrating and
looking for republicans to taunt,
but epublicsns are bard TO ind. At 5
O'CLOCK last night, when Il wss known
that Cleveland nad carried New York, /,
the enthusiasm of democrats was un-
bounded. The streets, district pollt-
lcsl headquarters, the Manhattan club
and nearly sli the saloons we're scenes
Ot Wild excitement. A good many
thousand haven't stopped celebrating
yet. The result was particularly graf
Tying 20 Ismmsnv, for II wss on trial
before the cogstry. "a il were, and a
small majority would have been a con
-fctiou OF the wigwsm on the oft-re-
pested charge Of knifiug Cleveland. In
the fsce OF the maj rity Of 1854 FIR
Cleveland IN the eity. only few votes
beh nd Gilroy. toe Tamnlanv csnsi-
date for mayor. there csn ne no quss-
ton Of Tsmmsny's loyalty. The five
figures speak louder thau many col
umns Of arguments. That Tlnamanv
gvt ont and worked with ia coat of.
determined 70 snow the country that il
could he ss loysl as e hssst times been
dl-ioysl. - very much IN evidence.
Boss Croker. Lieutenant q vernon
Sneebsu. Nets-Msyor Gifroy and otter
leaders ot the wgvsm are N toe
seventh heaven Of esrthly bliss today
Thelr sxuberance snows no bounds.
s1d srssdy there = great cesl 8f tai 4
about the part fsmmsny intends TO
plsy four years hence.
The democrats cant denv ns the
riEhs &C assne the next president nov,
<s,t Ar enthusiastic tiger. And We
vii name h,m. too. Hrs name -
Hia-T
A good deal Of surprise = expressed
IN Tsamany cixeles tast kimsrs, Hlll =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
CONCEDED BY rHr FREE PRESS.
The Election of the State Ticket and
Legislature

DETROIT, Nov. g. Pree Press special
to The HERALD. The entire republi-
can state ticket ie elected by majorities
ranging from 5000 to $1,000. except
that Ellis and shaffer. having the ben
eft OF the peoples party ballots. have
done somewhat better. In addition
to Chapman and German IN the fret
and second dlstricts, who have
large majorities, Whiting has
about 900 in the seventh, WeS-
dock not over 500 in the tenth aud
Richardson even less in the fifth.
There is also a chance for Wheeler in
the ninth. Five electors, one at large,
and four in the fret, second, seventh
and tenth districts. are democratic.
The legislature is republican in both
branches. Errors in tabulation lsst
night were corrected today, and the
entire Wayne county delegation, four
senator's and ten representatives are
republican.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
ATTEMPTED JAIL DELIVERY.
Prisoners in the Omaha jail Make Things
Very Interesting.

OMAHA, Nov. 9.-Some thirty prs
oners confined IN the Douglas county
Jail broke into a mutiny at about
O'Clock this evening. Sheriff Bennett
was away at the time, but arrived be-
fore the trouble was entirely over. At6
o'clock the prisoners refused 10
enter ther cells to toe locked
up for the night, and break
ing up their benches began 10
smash the windows. An attempt was
made TO smoke them out, but TINS fail
ing, two streams of water were turned
on the mutlneers. This brought them
10 time and they were secured without
further trouble. The prisoners claim
that the trouble arose over the treat
ment accorded them. The authorities
claim that it was an attempt At whole
sale jail breaking.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
How New Jersey Went.

TRENTON. n. j., Nov. 9.-The indica-
tions tonight are that Cleveland has
carried the state of New Jersey by
$500, and that Werts, democrat, for
governor, has been elected by plural
ity OF 1000.
The next legislature will stand as fol-
lows: Senate-Republicans, A; demo-
Gratis, II. House Sc; re-
publicans, %. The democratic ballot
on the joint ballot will be 81, which
leaves q net republican gain Of four.
For congress the republicans have car
ried the first and second districts and
possibly the eighth. The returns from
the latter district are still incomplete.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
RARKITY ON HIMSELF.
He Tells How Cleveland Was Elected
by His Committee.

He Tells How Cleveland Was Elected
by His Committee.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-William F. Har-
rity. chairman OF the democratic na-
tional committee, being asked for
some expression regarding the election
of Cleveland and Stevenson, said: "Of
course the members of the democratic
national committee are proud of TINS
result and appreciative of the commeh-
dation of their efforts by Mr.. Cleveland
when notified of his election at very
early hour this morning. We have
done our very best in fair and open
fight endeavOring to avoid being made
the victims of delusions and never
seeking to delude others. We
think that some mistakes to
which this great temptation leads have
been avoided and that some good
points have been opportunely made.
We claim no special merit, however,
beyond having tried 10 faithfully serve
our party and the public through ener-
getlc and harmonious action. Public
sentiment In favor of Grover Cieve-
land. and which caused his nomina.
ton IN spite of formidable opposition
within our party, elected him over the
opposition of our adversaries. Mr..
Stevenson has proved IN admirable
candidate, and beyond question it is to
the appreciating of his merits and
efforts by those who knew him best
that the ~Onderful success in Illinois
is largely due. In the experienced and
faithful hands of the president and
vice president, who are to be inausur-
ated next March, the great trust con-
fided to the democracy by the people
OF the United States will be entirely
safe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
Whole Ticke, Elected.

DETROIT. Nov. AT midnight there
are sufficient returns TO show conclu-
sively how Michigan has gone.
The republican state ticket Is elected
by msjonties ranging from 5000 to
$4,000. The democrats have elected
the congressman IN the first, second
seventh and tenth districts. They have
also secured five electors. The legisla-
ture which chose a United States sena-
tor Is republican in both branches.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
Osborn, Wyoming's Governor.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Nov. 9.-It will re-
quire an official count to decide if
Wyoming is for HArr son or Weaver.
The majority will not )e 100 either way.
Chairman Vandevanter of the repubii-
can committee comedies the election of
Osborne for governor and Clark for
supreme judge. He Claims the legis-
lature on joint ballot md the election
of Clarence Clark to congress by 300.
Chairman New of the democratic CON-
mittee says the democrats and popu-
lists have ten majority IN the legis-
lature and have elected Osborne COVER
nor, Clark euprcme judge and Gotten
congressman by majority of 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
ALL ONE WAY
1t Looks and Is a
Landslide.
Illinois and WiscOn-
sin Democratic.
Ohio and Indiana Are
In Doubt.
Kansas and Minne-
sofa Mixed.
The Democrats Claim
Nearly Everything.

wAsHISeres, Nov. 9.-The president
gave up the election when he heard
from Illinois, reDarking: .If Illinois
has gone democratic that settles il. !"
aud ne requested that no further re-
turns be sent 70 him. Mr.. Tibbott, hls
stenographer. was this morning still
figuring upon some possible combins-
ton which might snatch victory from
defeat, bu. with very indifferent sue
cess, even ID his own mind. The presi-
dent arose 81 MS usual hour. glanced
over some OF the latest returns which
had been prepared for him. and then
calmly devoted himself TO legislative
business, saying nothing Attorney
General Miller and Secretary j..
W. Foster, OF the state department., are
the only two members of the cabinet in
the city. Attorney General Miller was
somewhat prepared for defeat by the
forecast of doubt which he brought
back with him from ms hasty welt to
Indiana, but ne was far from antici-
pstIng so complete slump" Secre-
tary If State Foster is not an active
politician. He Was paired with Colonel
Dick Bright of Indiana Ex-Secretary
Blame declines 20 be interviewed on the
result. and has had the telephone re-
moved from MS residence in Lafayette
square so as to avoid the annoyance Of
perpetual calls.
Harrison shows No disappointment.
The president was up betimes. but no
agn betrayed his thoughts or Indicated
his fsenngs That was not surprising,
however, for ne is q most unimpas-
stoned man. Ee asked for the news
and when he received IL paused .
moment IN thought and then took up
some work upon whicn he had been
engaged on Monday and applied him.
self 10 10. apparently as unconcerned as
ii no election had taken place. After
awhile he called for Mr.. Tibnitt. and
wren that sttacne came out of the ex
ecutive room he saId be had hopes that
further returns would show that both
Indiana and Him Is would be found in
btr fFpubltCnu t3iuu-uf anu that some
changes ln the rest would at least
throw the election into the house.
The returns last night were received
with a great deal OF enthusiasm; there
Was surprise after surprise for botn
democrats and republicans. but wnen
a private dlspatch from Chicago was
read about midnight stating that Illi-
nos had gone for both Cleveland and
Altgeld the crowd Which frOnted the
press elu0 set up howl that was shaken
uD by those on the outer rim and car
red down the avenue.
Gossip on the complexion of the
cleveland cabinet ls already heard.
According to the most intelligent con-
lectures, William Whitney Will be sec
rstary of state. There "a only one
thing to prevent him--his inclination
for Grover Cleveland owes more TO
"FO0l Killer Whitney for his re-eIec.
ton tpsn to any other man IN the
party or out Of it. There 10 some talk
that Whitney would prefer the Eng
lish nilsson. some that he would pre-
fer ia be the next senator from New
York. But tne head the cabinet u
superior 20 either position, aad there Is
little doubt that whitney will select lt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
INDIANA DEMOCRATIC.
The Democrats Will Elect q Senator to
Succeed Turpie

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 9.-Indiana has
joined the procession, and is demo-
cratic IN all branches. Returns are
now sufficiently complete to give fairly
reliable estimates on all the ninety
two counties Of the state. They show
that Cleveland has carried it by at least
1000, and the entire democratic ticket
is elected by plurallties IN the same
neighbornood. The peoples and the
prohibition parties did not come any
where near their expectations.
Eleven democrats and two republi-
cans are elected to congress. The leg
islature is democratic by majority of
about thirty on joint ballot, assuring a
democratic senator to succeed Turple.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
To the Vlctors.

New York, Nov. 9.-Chslrman Har-
rity of the democratic national COM
mittee sent kilograms of congratula-
tions TINS afternoon to Vice President
Elect Stevenson, Edward Murphy, Jr.,
chairman Of the state democrat COM
mittee, Richard Croker, Lieutenant
Governor Sheehan, Hugh Mclaughlin
and Thomas II. Pearsali Of Brooklyn.
The telegram to Mr.. Stevenson reads:
1.-The Hon. A. Z. Stevenson, Bloom
ingtoD, ILL., need hardly say that you
have my warmest congratulations.
Your magnificent work throughout
the campaign contributed largely to the
result. God bless you.
(Sigued) "W. +. HARRITY."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
Horses Burned.

New YORK. Nov. 9.-Tnirty-two
horses belonging to the Riverside
stables, Nos. 3O5 and 307 West One
Hundred and Twenty-eIghth street,
were burned to death last night. The
building, a four-story brick structure,
was gu.ted. The two upper floors of
the structure were filled with furni-
ture, the place beng known as the
Riverside Furniture Storehouse. All
the furniture was burned. The flames
communicated to q stable, adjoining,
which was eloo slightly damaged. The
total loss is placed at 500, 600.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
lust Tua, short.

BERI4x. Nov. e.-The session Of the
Prusssan diet today wss opened with q
speech from the throne The govern
ment announces that there "a dehcit
Of 40 .009, 900 Of marks IA the revenoe,
ss ct mated, for 1898, ard That the
amount will be rzised by loan.
Oving 70 the ioss Of business caused 70
the railways by the ch0lers epidemic,
tie government does lot expect any
balance 70 Re eft over from 1872. ard
therefore the intended increase of Off
CA ss.srles vii De postponed. No
references j. made - the foreign rela-
tions Of TIE country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
"What's the Usc?"

New YORK, No. 9.--Joseph II. Man.
leo, the main member of the republican
national committee was seen at the
Fifth avenue hotel. Being asked TO
give views on the result of the election,
he replied:
"What is the use. 1t Is all over.
am convinced that we are beaten.
thought so last night. | have no hope
in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
Miller Block a, Boston Damaged by Fire

BosroS, Nov. 9-The six-story Miller
block on Federal street, which was
damaged by fire three weeks ago. was
again on FIRE last night. The two
lower floors and basement are occupied
by Rice. Kendall 4 Co. snd are filed
with paper stock; the third floor - oc-
cup ed by ". :. Best q Co. Job print
ers: the fourth and fifth floors by :. T.
Abbott 4 Co.. book binders; the sixth
floor by the Boston Mailing company.
II was on tins floor that the fire ignited.
IL was confined 20 the two upper floor,
and speedily ertinguished. Losses are
estimated At about sec. coo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
Asphyxiated By Gas.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 81. Doyle and
wife, an old couple who registered at
the Continental hotel last Tuesday
from Davenport, Iowa, were found
dead in their ted this morning, having
been accidentally aspnyxiated by gas.
Doyle formerly lived in this state and
made fortune here. In 1862 he went
farming on a large scale near Daven-
port, and came here only a few days
ago with the intention of spending the
winter. The couple were between 50
or IS years of age and leave grown
up family in Iowa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
Slight Correction.

BosToN, Nov. 9.-The Boston News
bureau says: "The Union Pacific OFF,
cials admit that the company has ac-
cumulated S3,000,000 in cars, but are
not inclined to estimate as to what is
earned upon the stock. The Atchisou
cffice cOrrects its statement for Octo-
Der. st. Louis and San Francisco for
the month should read 1915, 800 instead
of S955, 600, making an increase of $751;
374 instead of S1l, ,374, and making the
total aggregate for the system for
October $4,929, sos. and the increase
$2l2, ,020 instead of $192,0ll.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
VIII Contest.

BENNINGTON, Conn. Nov. 9.-The re-
publicans will contest the election of w.
). Randall If the party. TO the legisla-
ture. Randall defeated Allen with
Page. speaker of the lower house. 10y
thirteen votes. The republicans claim
that I. Mcdonald. n counter, ex-
changed the republican tickets for peo-
pies party tickets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
Canada Welcomes Free Trade.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 9.-The Citizen
(governmenD says of the result and
the presidential election: "We may be
grateful at the prospect Of dimlnu-
ton of the duties levied on Canadian
goods. Apart from the commercial as
pect of the questions. the democrats
cannot be more unfriendly to Canada
than the government Of Mr.. Harrison
has been, and We may hope for an I'M
nrOyement In that respect
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
Trxas Goes for Hogg

DALLAS. Tex, Nov. 9.-Texas has
elected Hogg for governor by a small
plurality. Clark doubled his follow
ing since the snti-state conference can
vass. Nugeni. populist, for governor,
probably gets 100000 out of possible
total of 300, ,000. The democratic can
didates for congress are returned. ex-
cept possibly Gresham in the Galveston
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
Iowa's Ten REPRESENTATIVES.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Nov. 9.-The re-
turns so far received indicate a repub-
lican plurality of 22,000 in Iowa on
electors. The state ticket runs : little
behind. The republicans elect con-
gressmen IN ten of the eleven districts.
Walter /. Hayes Of the second is the
only democrat elected. The people, s
party vote will reach $4,000 anu the
prohibition vote 5000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10

William Penn Smith. the assignee. As
sets are placed AT S55, 900 and the hsbll-
ltles amount to 5.oo0- The failure Is
due 10 loss IN business.
An assignment Was also made by the
Empire Coal q Mining company. Ac-
c"rding to the petition filed by the az
slgnee the assets are worth $oo, 900 and
the liabilities are about the same.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10

anarchist notices WAS blocked Tuesday
night by the arrest OF August Weiss.
Chief MeClsughry thought a move
would likely be made on election night
when the police we're busy. Welss'
house at No. 800 Maxwell street Was
one OF the places wstched. Tie Was
arrested as he was starting for = meet
ing on Blue Island avenue. In bis
possession were found packages of IN
cendlary circulars and red tiags. Weiss
Was taken TO the central station, but
MAS released on parole today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
North Dakota Republican,

ST. PAUL, MInn., Nov. 9.-Returns
up to 10 p. m. indicate that North Da.
kota has gone for Harrison by about
1000. Sheldon, republican. is elected
governor. The Legislature will have a
small republican majority. Both re-
publican congressman are elected.
Montana goes for Harrison by 500, and
the republican state ticket is elected.
The legislature will have a democratic
majority. Dixon, democrat, 10 defeated
fO- congress bv about 200.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
ANTon WEISS RELEASED.
Distributor of Anarchist Circulars Prom
Ises TO Behave Himself

Ises TO Behave Himself.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Anton Weiss, who
was arrested last night for distributing
anarchist circulars, was released to-day
after he had been questioned by Chief
McClaughry and Assistant Chief Hub
bard. Corporation Counsel Miller gave
1t as his opinion that q case could not
be made out against him. To Chief
McClaughry and Mr.. Hubbard weiss he
said he had received the posters from a
man whom ne did not know. He de-
med that ne was an anarchist but sd-
mitted that he was a nlhllIst. He said
he was employed as an assistant en-
gineer and worked every day. He
promised not to attend any more an
aTchlst meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
In Bleeding Kansas.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. AT $3.50
O'Clock indications are that the repub
leans have elected in Kansas on the
first, second, fourth and seventh dis.
trcts and at large. Fusoplsts have car.
red the fifth and sixth districts. ThIrd
district IN doubt, with chance IN favof
of Hudson, fusion and legislature by a
small majority.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-10
Nortb Carolina Congressm.n.

RA1EieH, y. G., Nov. 9.-Congres
sionai returns are now 20 far complete
a. to show positively that the demo
cfai. have elected congressman IA al
q dstrlcts, save the fifth. Williams
democrat, has 49a majority, with one
county TO hear from, which usually
gives a smsll repnbllcan majority.