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The herald., 1895-11-07
THE PRESIDENT SMILES
At Various Features OF the Elec
Returns
The Helpless Condition Of the Kentucky
Democracy Is Regarded as a Rebuke
to Silver Democrats

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Daily Nows'
Washington special says:
President Cleveland is charging none
of the results of yesterday election to
his adm in stration. On the contrary he
is t'king a quiet smile over certain fea-
lures of the returns. Senator German de-
cIsres that President Cleveland's personal
followers contri buted to the success of
Lowndes. The administration Democrats
appear to be willing to assume the respon-
sibility as another achievement for &C.
form. There seems to be no doubt that
they exp cted and desired the defeat of
Germans ticket.
The president and every mem her of his
cabinet Iok deep interest in the cause
of Cam bell of Ohio and express regret at
his defeat.
The helpless condition presented by the
Kentucky Democracy is regarded as 70.
buke to the free silver De ocrats and the
president and Secretary Carlisle have con-
fidentiy expected the defeat OF Hardin
and Blackburn, or their election by ma
jorities so msagre as to amount PRACTICAL
ly to defeat,
The herald., 1895-11-07
English Comment

LONDON, Nov. The Times this
morning gives over column to a New
York dispatch regarding the elections.
The other papers have short dispatches
on the subject. but all have volum nous
account OF the Marlborough Vanderbilt
eddlng.
tbs Times says of the elections: The
elections have again surprised American
politicians. The Republicans were cto-
vious beyond all expectations. The fail
ure to break Tam many is discouraging.
Such is the state of American poiitics,
in the absence of any great issue. that it
is impossible to predict the result of tho
presidential election. Perhaps the Demo-
Gratis have the most cause to regret the
success of Tammany, for some Uf Tam
many's moral discredit is bound to fall
upon the Democratic party"
The Daily News, Liberal, says: The
elections are going remarkably in favor
of the Republicans and the presidential
seat is all but safe for the next year Re
publican candidate.
The Chronicle, Liberal, says: 1t is not
quite clear that there is no real Demo-
cratic revival. We regret, but are not
surprised. at the victory OF Tammany in
New York. II carries an important
moral for our too extreme temperance
friends.
The Post, Conservative, says: The gen.
eral result con firms the opinion that the
reaction against the Democrats which was
SO nspicuous last Novermb Der IS still In
operation.
The herald., 1895-11-07

claims under the influence OF the press
returns to $4,000. The results in the
counties as flied show that Griags has
received $4,000 plurality over McGill.
The Republicans from one end OF the
state to the other ware celebrating today
and Boosting that this time next year
will find New Jersey safely Republican
IN the column OF presidential electors.
The election OF Mr.. GrIgs, is the first
time in thirty years that the Rep Il blicans
have erected a governor, and they are
now in control OF almost every dspart-
ment of the state government and dur
ing the three years Mr.. Griggs has to
serve those offices now held by Democrats
who may not be removed except for
cause will have expired with few excep-
tions, and Griggs will have the right to
fill item. For two years OF mis- term he
will have a Republican senate even
should the Democrats carry the entire
seven senators who retire next fall. The
legislature is Republican on joint bal
lot for forty. and one inependent
Hudson, Henderson and Warren cour-
ties all give pluralities for McGill. Every
other county returned Republican plural
tiles Griggs' majority over all is about
20,0oO
This morning Chancellor McGill, the
defeated candidate, sent a cougratutatory
message to Governor.elect Griggs.
The herald., 1895-11-07

Tor yire-president. On the other hand
the Mckinley men are arguing that Mo
<<ktnlcy and Bradley would make the
strongest ticket that could be put up, be-
cause of the personal magnetism of the
two men and the prestige that they enjoy
o. having won many gallant victories.
It is also argued in favor of the Ohio
Kentucky com bination that 1t would
thus divest the ticket of any extreme
tendencies on either the currency or
! sriH question. both men representing
81, 'tes in which manufacturing and agri-
crl, ural interests are of nearly equal
i'm ma r;ance, and where public sentime mt
Is dec, dedly conservative.
Colon, Il Bradley will COMB TO Louis
Vile tom orrow from his home in Lancas-
NAV be ann oucned as vice presidential
Reunbl,can claims ard Demo cratic con-
cessions show t.. night that mott only has
Kentucky elected the full Republican
state ticket. but that the com plexion of
the legislature assumes a Sepul tlIcan sue
cessor to Uniteh STAKES Senato or Black
turn. State Auditor Norman. the Demo-
cratic cam pa ign ch CHAIRMAN in q st ltement
to the Com merclal, said that Blackburn q
defeat is assured. -
"The Republicans, with the help Of the
Populists, will assure,dly conirol the
legislature" he said, ''tnd Blackburn Is
sure to be defeated. Kentucky IL now a
Republican state. fhe PEOPLE wanted
change and they took it, the Republicans
being aided by both Populists and the A.
p. A. No ono could have. carried Ken
tucky at this election, mot even Car
lisle."
Dr.. W. s. Hunter, chairman OF the Re-
publican state campaign comm fttee, re-
fused to make an estimate as to malori-
ties:
hx, pI.1ralitiaS - he said. land
the legislature viii be Republican on
Joint ballot, but 1 won't make any
euesses. am waiting for authentic Zig
uYes."
The Com merclal tomorrow will claim
that the Republicans ara certain OF ma
jority in the legislature on joint ballot.
The Com m ercials' figures show the COM
position of the lower house as follows:
Republicans, "a: Democrats. As; DEM
ocratic- Populist: !. Two districts n. have ",
not been heard from. The senate Will be
Republicans. IS; Democrats, %; with one
district, the Thirty-fifth, to hear FROM.
The Thirty-fifth district gave 46l Re-
publican majority in '94. and il conf
IDENTIFY counted on as safely Repubiican,
and at least one of the missing legislative
The total vote on joint ballot is l3S, and
as the Republicans have SO certain, but
one of the missing districts is needed to
give a clear majority. Bradley's mai ORR
ty will be between 1U,0O0 and l5,O0O, ex-
act figures being unobtainable.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. 6.-Colonol
Robert G. Ingersoll tonight admitted
that be is still Pagan Bob" and the
election in Kentucky has not CHANGED
his lack of faith. A telegram was shown
him which said fifteen years ago niger
soil remarked that when Kentucky went
Republican he would believe there was a
hell. The people we're wondering OF
Bradley's victory has converted the
colonel. Ingersoll wrote bis reply:
"1he above is idiotic. Kentucky going
Republican tends to prove that hell does
not exist" and he sian ed it.
The herald., 1895-11-07
UTAH
The Republicans Carried the State
Ticket
The Legislature Falls to the q. o. p. and
the naJorities Are WoefulIy
Large

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 6.-The
Republicans have elected the state ticket
and carried the legislature by a safe ma
jority. The Republican state central
committee has received returns from 1863
precincts, Gov ring portions of twenty
three counties. and tho most populous
parts of the territory, giving Allen. Re-
publican. for congress, 16, 1868; Roberts.
Democrat. is 7l2, being majority OF 65l,
which it is claimed will be incl eased to
1000.
Wells majority for governor will be
considerably larger.
Election returns from 2l5 precincts out
of 800 give Wells. Republican. for COVER
nor, a plurality of 1882, and Allen, Re-
publican, for congress. plurality of
1912.
The Republicans have elected ten sen
ators. Democrats five, with three in
doubt.
The Republicans elect twenty-nine rep
resentatives, Democrats seven, with nine
still in doubt.
The three judges of the supreme court
are elected. Judge Fan ran ahead of the
ticket and will have plurality of 1000 or
over,
The herald., 1895-11-07
OHIO
Nobody Seems to Care for the Exact
Figures
Coxey Gets Seventy Per Cent of Last Year
Popuiist vote-One Lonely Pop
Is Elected

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 6.-Neither the
Republican or Democratic state commit
tees have attempted to get anything like
exact figures on the election returns to
day. Chairman Anderson comedies the
state to the Republicans by 3d., O0O Chair
man Kurtz says Bushnell's plurality
would not be less than 100000. The vote
for Coxey, Populist, will be about 5000
less than last years Populist vote of 49,
900. The ony consolation of the Popu-
state senator in the Thirty-second dis
tfict. Conley was endorsed by the Re-
publicans and defeated LawIer uf Lima,
the home OF Senator Brice. He has de-
clared for Foraker for senator. There
have been several changes in the legisla-
The herald., 1895-11-07
KANSAS
Four Years of POpulism Seems to Be
Enough
bat Nobody Has Told Where
20 Find Him

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 6.-The latest
returns received today from all parts of
Kansas show large gains for the Republi-
cans. Many counties that have bsen Pop
uls: for four years elected all the Repub-
licnn candidates.. Judge Martin will be
overwh slminely elected chief justice of
the supreme court. In many counties he
received ten votes to every one cast for
Holiday, Independent candidate. Repub-
llcsns elected four out Of five district
Judges, Dale, Populist. in Sedwgick coun-
ty, being the only successful candidate
for bench honors.
The herald., 1895-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA
Official Returns Will Not Materially
Alter Present Figures
Nobody Expected Pennsylvania to DO Demo.
cratic So Nobody Should Be Very
Greatly Disappointed

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Complete
returns from all but six counties in the
state show plurality for Hay wood, with
out the vote in five counties estimated, of
1863, S51, a Republican gain of "a. 705 as
compared with 1893. The uffici returns
will not materially alter these figures.
Judge Porter P. Smith, Democrat, of
Lackawanna, is elected the seventh men,
Der Of the supreme court by 200) majority
over his next competitor, Judge Yerkes.
Judge McGee's failure to get a snbstan-
tial vote in Philadelphia destroyed mis-
The official figures will probably show
that Judge Beaver beads the Republican
superior court ticket.
The herald., 1895-11-07
NEW JERSEY
The Republicans We're Wild in Their
Election Predictions
But None Were Wild Enough t. Approach the
Magnitude Of Jerseys Fall
From Grace

JERSEY CITY, N. J, How. 6.-The
magnitude of the Republican sweep in
New Jersey did not uecome apparent I'M
til today, when the official returns as
filed with the different county clerks
showed that the widest claim OF the Re.
publicans on election returns fell short.
The election of Griggs was known to
certainty at 10 o'clock last night, but at
that hour 1000 and 1900 we're all that
the leaders of the r epulbican party
claimed. Later they advanced their
The herald., 1895-11-07
A. Hamburger & Sons

tive results from last night. the Demo-
cratic minority being reduced in each in
stance. At present the senate will stand !:
Republicans 80, Democrats 6, Populists 1.
In the house the Republicans have 81
and the Democrats %. Rev. Hoefer, Re-
publican of Darks county and Keefer,
Republican of Sandusky, may pull
through.
The Republicans have majority of 81
on jOi mt ballot.
The herald., 1895-11-07

and was defeated by 1900, yesterday
william Sob er, the strongest man on
the Tammany county ticket, polled in
rouni numbers l22, 900, or only 1000
more than Grant, and was elected by
more than III, 900. Had Grant polled the
mum Der Of votes given to Sob mer he
would still have been defeated by more
than 20, 600.
The herald., 1895-11-07
COLORADO
The Cente nnial State Was Los: in
Shuttle
Or Sent No Report Yesterday; but They
Held an Election AMI Now Come
the Returns

DENVER, Nov. 6.-The Republican
ticket is elected in this (Arapahoe) coun-
ty, with the exception of treasurer and as
SCISSOR and possibly county clerk. General
Frank Hall. Taxpayers candidate for
The herald., 1895-11-07

Take one sort. The extra wide heavy win.
te' sui ings. 1T one fold: substance there
6rr,, warm. handsome: a IN a ~
stuff tina will W ar stuff -
to be admired; outre finish, sAO
striking effecte. We sell aIY n
tn m at $3.50 per yard - YARD
down to. $50. .............
The herald., 1895-11-07
Tip Top Cough Syrup

You ought to have this excellent remedy in
the house constantly, and when you feel
cold coming on take a dose of it and save your
self q spell OF sickness. There isn't better
remedy made to heck colds, so don't accept
any other kind, but Insist on having the gem
uinc TIP TOP. Price SOC. Sold by oil drug
gists.
The herald., 1895-11-07
MARYLAND
Returns Are in From All Parts oil
the State
They Came but Slowly and the More They
Came the nore We Wish They
Had Not

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Returns from
every city in the state, partly estimated,
give Lowndes majority over John E.
Hurst, Dem ocrat. for governor, of 10, us.
The herald., 1895-11-07
Dress Goods

Descriptions are inadequate TO tell OF dress
material beautle. --they must be seen. We
will tell you of their quality and their new
hess and leave you to see their prettineea
Here is only an attempt 10 tell you OF this
we ks offerings.
The herald., 1895-11-07

treasurer, has about 1000 plurality, ana
W. L. Ames, the assessor, about 300.
3eorze J. X ndeI. taxpayers cand date
for clerk, aud Richard Lebert, Republican,
are so close that the official turns sio 10
will decide. The pluarlites on other
offices range from 500 10 1000.
The herald., 1895-11-07
Cloakings

We have lots OF good, heavy, crinkle goods:
& !; II +; $l77:s'
$3.50 yard for. .............
The herald., 1895-11-07
Fancy Boucles

Such lovliness in wool materials in inita-
ton OF sable Furs: have on the ace long.
unshorn hairs that give them fur appear.
ance; a mixture OF silk and huffiness and
Tete de Negro.
The herald., 1895-11-07

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Awars'-
The herald., 1895-11-07
Santa Claus

Sent US 1900 packages Of Dolls and Toys
and Christmas good: we're opening them
now; come down and see them-we don't
want you to think OF buying only do your
choosing, and we'll keep tn EN- for you till
you're ready.
The herald., 1895-11-07

Having bought largely for
cash from the mills in the east
and Europe at greatly reduced
prices on account of dull times.
The herald., 1895-11-07

The new Winter Hats: such cold weather
comfortableness; such winter loveliness:
picture Bonnets and Hats from tn pen OF
King Snow. You'll like them. Prices?
Why. OF course; Peoples Store prices-al-
ways low.
The herald., 1895-11-07

The largest and best stock
we have ever shown.
The herald., 1895-11-07
Dress Goods

AS shown by the Peoples Store have stirred
up the town. No wonder; th" prices
often less than half; never more than two
And they were bought by our shrewdest
buyer. Some extra choice lots for the rest
OF this week.
The herald., 1895-11-07
Ostrich Boas So. 90
Black Ostrich $3.50
COllarettes 81

and up to $3.50 each, for the handsomest
lot OF stylishly curled black ostrich Feathcr
Collarettes shown out Of Paris.
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lowing editorial notice of him and his ar

lowing editorial notice of him and his ar
rival, which l translate:
1t is headed Livingston In Venezuela,
1t says: 1--WE give notice agreeable to all
those who know how to acknowledge the
favor of good services to our country; TO
those who acquainted with the matter
of our limits with Guayana, appreciate the
addresses that were pronounced by disin-
terested foreign friends in North Amer
lean congress for our independence ana
honor. -, -
sailed from New York on the attn instant
there will arrive at our neighboring port
IaCiuayra-the Hon. Mr.. Livingston, the
representative in the congress OF the
limited States of North America VINO IN
troduced in the house of representatives
of that grand republic the resolution rela-
tive to the question OF our limits WIN
Demarara. ,,,. -
"As our readers know, the brilliant ex-
position of our rights from the ups on
MIR Livingston Strengthened our cause III
the public opinion of the north.
ION Tuesday of next week we can snow
orr gratitude with Il timely and earnest
reception TO the lllustrious and distinguish
ed gentleman, who can. with other forces
lead TO arbitrament the controversy pe-
tween England and Venezuela"
/. W. AVERY.
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PRESIDENT DIAZ WRITES
Mexico IL Interested In the Success OF
the Big show.

on Wednesday Mr.. Charles II. Redding,
of the exposition company, received the
following letter from President Diaz. of
MeXicO:
Mexico June 8, 1S95.-NIr Charles IT.
Redding Atlanta, Ga. Very Dear Sir.
/ appreciate very much your good dis9osi-
ton to lend gratis your contingent OF ac-
UVity and knowledge TO this country, with
the object that the exhibition you refer
10 might be of the best success. and aC-
ceptins your offer with thankfulness /
notify you that Mr. +. Ferrari Perez, APP
pointed by the ministry. Will call on You
IN order TO make arrangements for the
works TO be undertaken, and consequently
will present himself TO you with "A letter
of introduction from me. Yours very truly.
"PORFlRIO DfAZ !"
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CsN E@ 80 Lost manhood restored in to
III To ( days, immediate effect.
FNF II Parts enIa,rsed; abuse, ,,, e mi,
cured; describe case. send
stamp. Delane Med. CO.. 25S Dearborn ST.,
Chicago, III. Mention The Constitution.
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shot Themselves with a Pistol.

Paris, June "a sensation has been Gro
ated here by the suicide of N. Pabrics
Carre a noted barrister and dramatic am
thor, and his wife, by shooting themseIves
with revolver NJ. Care was well known
in political and literary circles. Madame
Care was recently divorced from her for
mer husband, NJ. Pazlis.
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REVELATION IN MACEDONIA.
The suItan's Troops Defeated by the
Rebels.

Sofia June 93.-The Macedonian Journal
which is published in this city and which
is the organ OF the Macedonian agitators,
announces that revolution has been in
augurated in Macedonia, uprsings having
occurred at three places. In an engage
ment between a party of rebels and the
sultan of Turkeys troops the latter was
defeated. Another force of rebels at
tackled and burned the village of lstibanyia.
The news of the outbreak has caused a
sensation i'm this city and the council of
ministers held a meeting today 10 discuss
the situation.
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The Newfoundland Lonn.

London. June 26.-The banking house of
Glyn, Mills Currie d Co., on Monday so
licited tenders for f505,O00 of 4 per cent
bonds on behalf of the contractors of the
loan to the Newfoundland government
The minimum price offered was 9Sta and the
aggregate application amounted to 1884. 075
The average price obtained was 99h.
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Colonel Livingston Here j..

one Of the two leading papers, III TEMPO,
copies from The Constitution the interview
with Colonel Livingston on the Monroe doe
trine with hearty communication. / find the
colonel well known here. and his action
on the boundary question has made him
very popular. El TEMPO reports that he
will be here next Tuesday, and has the fol-
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London, June "a dispatch from Shang-
hal to a local news agency says that the
high officials in Shanghai are confidently
expecting that war will ensue between
Russia ana Japan over the situation ana
administration OF affairs in Corea within
three months.
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The instructions to foreign war CORE
spondents who were permitted 10 go to the
front of the army during the recent
war were unique. The correspondents were
forced to act in accordance and that is
why foreign papers got only matter of a
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An Entirely New OFFER.

We have arranged with the Chesebrough
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our arrangement is for only short time.
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THE CONSTITUTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15
NEN-YnRK CITY.

ponor, was Yesterday made 20 President Barker
O, tho Tax Department. Who is secretary ~ INC
Armory Board. that "A crack had been diS'"''i'l ID
the arch over the main 'utian'" az me ''' i''NI-
rntut Armory now hoing built IN -Four 'o'h'h--''
between sixth and seventh ayes Mr.. barker di1
/ M, regard the discovery rs serious affair.
nlcas,nr indication ~ sprlng,ime Is tho largo
rurnbcr OF notwithstanding bushes now Cor sale
around the public markets i includes every va
rietv and the bushes are sold Tor - cents pair.
ready FOR planting.
Cranbcrrtes. oF which only about one-thiri - IN
average full crop gathered last idll. contlnnn
! IN he scarce ana dear Tho best grade o. cap" col
berries commands from tl2 10 81 a barrel and the
second grade from 81 10 81 90 AT wholesale They
have como 20 he regarded ~ an "NtraNaganf lux
ury and common FOLK either ignore them entirely
/ or partake OF them sparlngly.
4 public hearing VIII be given 10y tho Mayor on
March % on the bin passed by the Lceisaiuf" APP
uropriating tJpO0O for new wing 10 the American
Museum Of Natural History. in Manhattan square.
MAYOR Strong yesterday approved the bill author
izlnr the expenditure by the Board OF E~tnat" u
81 IN 90 FOR Il new site and building for the COLLEGE,
Of the CITY Of NeW-Ior The hearing on the hill
was had on Wednesday. The Mayors certificate
was Forwarded with the bin to Albany.
Elias H. Dunn and his assistants were husy IN
garcJ last evening moving the niicI states
Weather Bureau appliances and scientific instru-
rucnts 10 their new quarters In the Manhattan Lie
Insurance Company's Building. 80. 90 Broadway.
James e. Rice POST G. y. r.. will give a flag TO
HOLY Cross school 80. 332 West Forty -thirI-st on
Tuesday at go p. IN.
The spccial services for boys at St Paul's chapel
on the nrst TWO Fridays in Lent proved exceedingly
successful and Il is now proposed 10 hoId others
az u similar character for the rest Of the season
for business men ana working boys. The address
| to-day will be delivered by the Rev. William =
| Langford, at 1906 o'clock.
There will be a free organ recital this evening at
the Park Presbyterian Church, Amsterdarn-av" ana
Eighty sixth-st
The second annual members exhibition OF the So
c.cty Of Amateur Photographers VIII begin on
TUESDAY at the clubrooms so. i'll West Thirty
ciehth-st and close on March 2
The New York Fencing Association viii hav" a
"sorfc d'cscrimc" at its rooms. No. East J orty-
/ nnh-st at o'clock tomorrow evening.
The Rev Dr. John Falcon Shaw will deliver the
third of hts course OF Lcntcn lectures on IN" Iiie
! OF christ" this evening at the West End Ircsby-
! terrain Church. nc-hundrcd and a. and Am
! s,crIam ave. his suhjcc: bc.ns The Public Minis
I try OF Jesus
/ An unsuccessful attempt to find the sunk"n tug
] East River. was made yesterday. Another attempt
Will be made to-day. and when the tug is iohni
! she will be raised. 1t Is thought that the steamer
Seneca which sunk her. simply capsized her with
out cutting into her hull.