The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-17

this city to-nlgnt painto0 MUSIC Hall Ieu
in their efforts TO jubilate over the cleo
ton of Cleveland. Observation-Disclosures
Stevenson was present and made short
speech, saying:
can only say from the bottom of my heart
1sn k for the sssspns which the ynva aass
of your president / did 80 in or
der that might be here and
we have won. 1 congratulate you upon the fact
that you have "stood up for Missouri" and
trust that you will not forget the fact that We
stood up for Illinois.
Mayor Noonan also spoke briefly, and
then "Col" Charles II. Jones. of the Re-
public, was presented. His speech was q
tissue of untruths. As an example. the
portion relating to President Harrison,
based on the bogus interview printed In
New York Democratic paper, is given
Here IL what Jones said:
President Harrison, In his post norton on the
corpse, says. just as we Democrats have been
saying, that his party was the victum OF Nc
ton than Republicans themselves would stand;
that the force bill was unwise, because 1t
won thousands p Of votes s for u the Democrats
in the North; that Chairman Carter was a rain
bow-chaser with leagued boots on; that Quay.
Platt, Dudley, Cameron and the rest OF the NAL
contents had their tongues in their cheeks and
their knives out of their sleeves; that in gen.
not TO have done and left undone that which he
ought to have done, except Mr.. Harrison him
SELF It was magnanimous in the President TO
the fact that his diagnosis of the case is correct
The Republican party was and IL the victim OF
Its republicanism.
Then the editor apotheosized Cleveland.
connection with the patriot Linc0ln's, and
finally got very funny, saying:
Speaking of axes, am reminded Of q letter
which received the other day from an Arkan-
sas Democrat. Has letter showed that he did
authority in spelling, and he had scant respect
for Lndley Murray. But his heart was all
right right. and his HE head too He Was writing
"What like about Stevenson Is that when you
ak him what he Is there ia where the AK comes
says 1 am a Democrat but says want Demo
Gratis all around me 10 all the Offices" think
mssem tnat Is the t th 9. Dem9c rat Generaa
sons why Democrats love him and stand by him.
Tennessee's Governor-Eiect HI.
NASHVILLE. Nov. 16-Many erroneous
reports of the condition of Governor-elect
Turney have been cent ont. A special from
Winchester. Judge Turney's home. says
that he continues to ;mprove, but is not
yet able to leave his room. His ILLNESS Is
not regarded as dangerous The trouble is
throat affection caused from exposure.
Some reports have had it that Governor
Turney's illness Is probably fatal. In that
case probably Governor Buchanan would
be Governor for two more years. The
his seat until another has been elected and
inauRurated, and then, If the latter dies
the Senate shall appoint his successor.
Turney has not been inaugurated, and
therefore, if he dies, Buchanan will remain
In the Governors chair for another term.
The Constitution also says that but one
election shall be held. Politicians say 1t
is one Of the most complicated cases ever
known.
Democrats Hung the President In Enjoy.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16-There was q pro-
cession of enthusiastic Democrats in Mas
peth, last night, which narrowly escaped
terminating in riot. The visitors from
the country had q wagon upon which was
erected o scaffold. and dangling from this
disgusting emblem was an effigy Of Presi-
dent Harrison. As soon a. tho uncanny
object was seen by the local Democrats
there were mutterings of disapproval.
which soon broke out in open protest The
leaders of the local procession insisted that
such an exhibition was an insult to every
loyal citizen, who. no matter how they diff
fered on questions of politics. were bound
60 recognize and maintain the dignity of
the office Of the chief magistrate. The
wagon, with its scaffold and effigy, was
dragged mp q dark street and its efiiRy
torn to pieces, while the crowd booted at
the men who had planned the affair.
Contests That Involve . senatorship.
OMAHA. Neb., Nov. 16.-What will be- ono
Of the most important election contests
ever known In Nebraska was commenced
yesterday in the Supreme Court 1t was
IN application for Q writ Of mandamus to
compel the clerk of Clay county to issue .
certificate OF election to the Republican
candidates for the Legislature on the
ground that the independent candidates
who received q majority of the votes had
been Endorsed by the Democrats, and in
printing the official ballots the names of
the independent candidates had been
placed on the ticket twice. At the same
was started which. If successful, will I'M
seat an independent Represen tative and
seat Republican. If these changes are
made the Legislature will be tied on joint
ballot
VIII Rid the State of .Biind Pigs."
ST. PAUL, Nov. 16-It is stated that the
newly elected fusionists In North Dakota
will ally themselves with the Prohibition.
lists and will make vigorous war upon
saloons. Attorney Reneral-elect Standish
is credited with having made q solemn
pledge TO rid the State of every "bllnd pig
aud "bootlegger' within its borders. II
IL understood that Governor-eIect Short.
ridge and all the newly elected officers are
In full sympathy with the Attorney gen.
sral in his views on prohibition.
In Difference to Democrats
LONDON, Nov. 16-The Swansea Tin
plate MsnufactureEs' Association, which a
fortnight ago discussed the advisability OF
seeking new markets. met again yesterday.
AT this meeting il was resolved to defer,
'.out of sympathy for American canners
who supported Mr.. Cleveland" the pushing
of the tin plate industry into new markets.
IL was also resolved TO appoint . commit
tee to watch the development OF the Amer.
loan tariff as affecting the tin plate trade.
Harrison's Plurality I'm California
sAN Francisco. Nov. 16-The combined
official and semi-oficial returns from So:
precincts in California, outside Of
San Francisco. give Harrison 92.674
Cleveland &C, l02; Harrison's plurality, g.,
Hll liz IN al aiued to-dav that n sufafa 4