Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 16, 1884, Page 1

| IHE OMAHA DALy BEE | — B — — - —— EB., THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1834, | — — —— - FOURTHENTH YEAR. don . is elected to congress in the Third dis- | county & , Rufus B, lev county gives Fliek for supron U n IAV f i % ALL HAIL OHIO. o2 oidme s i teich by 418 majoriiy: el o S ot majortee’ "3t CLEVELAND'S ~ COMFORTER. | RAILWAYS AND COMMERCE. (HORN, HOOF AND HARVEST. ! 3 Zsumstein, 3948; member of board of control, HURD LEFT | well carrios the county by 85 majority. The P . S ncieat; Morris Banr, 4025, The remuining twelve | 0 oo EFR inastel. v balanca of the demd }:Mlc'lln-h‘ has o smal ¥ A WOOLEN FAILURE. J—— . precincts will not materially alter the majorities 0 s, October 15, dispateh from |y jority, Democrats have the sheriff, state's [ Hie Now . y 0 Chtoao, Oct 18, HlWiFHE & . i D T T, o | Toledo says’ Hurd concedes tha eleotion of | Srasorer: 1o Cmeoiset oA " ele His New York Adherents Sootbing the i kil Heidwever & | Wednosday at the Chicago Stock Yards \I{ Sleighitz, wh o deale sheriff, ran ahend of his ticket, as did all coun- | X ublican, to congress in the Tenth | oot “ind one assessor, The republica Pares of Onio's Vote p st e At b b n at Washington Still Lives.” ty officers, compared with the candidates on | 4i¥ wrry one member of the house of delogates args of Ublo's voie. olosed by the sheril to satisfy judgments by and 0. 'Change, asulngion A the state ticket. Mich., Cotober 15,—At Stark, | ono assossor, tho clerk of the court and sur Alerbeniiel confession of $75,000.3 = i RETURNS FROM CLEVELAND, m'm . 1! Williamson thers | veyor, PACIFIC MATL FINANCES, e GLEvELAND, October 15—Full returns show owds, e, Blalue epoko a fow UNQUESTIONABLY DEMOCRATIC, Elaborate Demonstration to His| Wart Stuwen, October 15, Today o divi ] Lobi 4 i ull o he resalt of the - U ! L a H lyzad by the October "Juudie, reccived 29, i Both gentlomen_ waro enthusias, | Wireuixa, W, Va, October 16, Retuen ubernatorial Honor, pany. Enrnings for the quarter, &1,238,0003 Prices Weak, ’ 3 rinin of pon oto I " peods,| d 1 ¥ s o Horn and Genersl | from West Virginia is not yet complete but — oxponses, S825 000, CIRRPLRAY | 0 4 (! the republica didate for goveraor, | tho st has geno demoerat The demo. d f yolone, congress Twonty Firat district, 1 . Cx | alao mado brief speeches at the saao pinces | cratic managers claim & majority of 7,000 to . A PROVIBENGY FANLUAN ) 7 i | i Burnct, ren, lA\u’\"':wntlhh'ilh‘::i:'v!‘gf:‘::! fow: re thotraiy stopoed, Thera wax Fereat | 10,000, The republicatis: conceds 3,000 to H““"YHW“Pd .Blee?h;]r 0';(’“8 His Plovinixcs, Ogtober 16, -Jamen L, Egan he Hog Market Struggling Un~ ¥ o i il ford, dem,. | crowd at Lansing, and soveral ehort speeches | 5,000, hooritioa. uth, & Co. assigned, Thoy are the owners of the Y fe f ticket, includivg sheriff, For probato judge, A REPUDLICAN BSTIMATE, Witeetang, October ‘{BMaBrooke county T TR about £500,000, et Rigidly Drawn, no Side B Tden, 1o 91 P ' | Moreno, Oct, 18.—The o X i o D00 i ' AMERICAN LINE STRAVS ‘ = . R, Tilden, rep , 2 hring, dom , '0LEDO, Oct. 16, —The chaieman of the re. Wilson 84 majority, & republican gain of | T ) UCAN LINE STEAMSIIY COMPANY. g o Tssues 20,010, county _clerk, Kitchen, rep., | publican committee estimates Romo's major L bl U Y v wgsinof| The Governor's Nm"ly P"V”"'d PHILADRLPIIA, October 15,—Toter Wright Wheat Loses its H¢ = Buoy- d e O AU G A L RO R e T COMPARATIVE MAJORITIK Little Spoech, & Sons, general agents of tho Red Star line, ancy of Tuos & N dem,, 21,061; cotnty pro A. Hodden; | Hurds majority, Erio county, Hurd's Witekiixa, October 16-2The followi “ e LT i h.';."'";.:'y”.‘\ll‘ 2 i rep 5 Joh majority, 78; Ottawa county, esimated ma- [ jorities have been reported to the rey i ool R S RISy R by AR A Trail of Human Blood Attest NS R B e Tt Esacoulys sapnatad 1A | itate oomminitieer | MAsiiMicio The 01d Sage Writes a Character| §5h huyudertaken to continne and develop i 3 i the § Battle i ol oy o e Jority, 168t publican gain of G0, Barodr, 1 2 8 the Philadelphia and Liverpool service under | Corn Breaks Off on a. & rp De- i q o Severo Battle in T i aeren YA : D ar oL lstio Latter. s proset ttlo of, tho-American lne, 1t may 1 ! R ¥ urt judges, R. ) rep! LUCAS COUNTY REPUBLICANS, : o o necessary to do this under a fo i i 5 waliilod sublican gain of 85, ¥ . neceasary his un, cline, Cincinnati, 2000, I, Uphon, sepibiionn; Tousno, 0, Octobe The complote, | domesets n republiosn BRIROE G5, s Ajgonts considor. it & mattor of congratulaticn i deirabritic 81 8 bt R though unoftiefal vote of Lucas county on [2(%, democrat; a republiean { that the enterpriso will - bo taken up and con- N ¥ Th lonal 1 + | 867; Grover, d 3 :--ufit:lr'y":f‘ ;!Mo and Rt R \l“"‘( cenbrier, 630, Alnnmc‘mt;lrfll'mv'il\ an gain A Packed Audience and a Vrocon- ";3'\':;":5“'\"-‘“:';':"*‘]“";{"“\ d ‘T:“{:L\\']“ Oata Likewiso Takea Doy U :d Dive § o Congressional Delogation bitiouista sest 803 voten for Nirtis, secretary | yon, 8114 Newman, 7,106 Romis, 8,80 icn s Homkely B8 HAkR Gf 2105 Mavie | € Ftea Domonstration—Kelly's iavo alroady succossfully established the ed Pork Gonerally Firm ard Reversed in Fayor of the judge; for Kirdendalls board of prblic | Hurd, 7,2 100, & gain of 383 Preston 1,400, gain of Protostations of Fealty, AT AL MR N AW oF ) Kasien, Benabli i work.. The averago prohibition vote was not THR THIRD LOST, 1055 Taylor 837, gain of 101 Tikchio 05, SR O ShoL AreboTa, Chek AN o : epublicans, Tees than 400, Cixcrnyaty, October 15,—Tho official re- (€ain of 276; 'Monongaiia 800, a gain cf i collont British ateam té now running TR , Oot r i i colloy h ate ow runuing in the S TR SINKS UNCOVERED, ports from the Third district elect Campbell [ $45- LAy OLEVELAND'S LITELE BOOM, | Xiurican dine will by continiod as herobo: OHIOAGO MARKETS, Dayrox, Ohio, October 14.—John Sinks, ro- N"le" congress over Moorey by a majority A Ilh|'|lI|J(l'A! GAIN, New Yonrg, October 15, —The business | fora, ATTLE. 4 = | publican, is elected to congress by 150 major- | 08 411, WuEELING, October s M—Advices from | men's meeting tonight at the academy of A i e CAITLE, A Tnbulnteg EstimatedState ity Mnntg(’-n’mry'cnulmyui\'w th;: llouh\x{'mtu MORE MAJORITIES, Charleston, Kenawha oflnty. places Max. | music and all thoroaboni wa the groatest aue: | ot “""‘”i“'“ > . Special Telerram to Tie Bre. a‘majority of 595 for the state ticket, Weir, [ Cor Ohio, Oct well's majority at 1,100, The entirasepublican | coss, Bx-Mayor o presided, Honr JHAco, October 15, —The Baltimore Oiicaco, Octobor 15,—Among the 5 ment o th‘eVota by republioan. is elected sheriff, The republioan | county, Ohit, gives ltobioson for sooretary of | coutity ticket ia elected by EAjoritien ranging | Ward Beechor was roceivod with the wildest | Ohio Expreas Company filed bills in_the fe i) u']:, :”‘ ] ':'” L il Counties. circuit judges of the socond district are elected | state, 2175 majority, Trumbull county, with | from 600 to 1,200 Six oubof nine voting | enthusiasm, and before he had finished o char- | ral conrt to-day against the Adams, American, | SiPts wers 300 to 335 range cattle, mostly by 8,500 majority. The citizens aro wild with precinets to hear from, gives Robinson | places in Tyler'cou: ty give Maxwell 235 ma- | acteristic speech a r.ar was heard from tho [ and United States Express Campanies saiting | Montanas and other northwesterners, The e onthusiasun. Bonfiros, caunons, bands raged majority, This will bring the majority |jority. e other three tobe heard from will f outaidy and thycrowd iasid kvew that Gov. | forth that theeo companios tad conapired to: | goneral market was rather dull dad_pricos s s all night. in the st te up t012,000, Medina county re. | incroase it 850, ernor Cloveland was coming. The choer was | gother to refuse tha usual connecting facilltics et e The Democratic ' Widow Bardell” CALCULATIONS AT THE CAPITAL publican majority i sARioN 0o oK IR e promptly taken up. Beocher waa unablo o | to the complainant, haviog notified 1t that on | 276 ratesr weak, except, of course, for best b s e Ootuanus, 0.5 Ootober 16, The irterest fu T e ) WirLing, W, Vay. Ostober Marion | proceod. 1o staod ilent, one hand on the | this date, October 15, they would refuse to pay | nstives. There were a few loads of good sec- ewalling Her Faithless Ger election is not abated, ~Crowds fill the streets | (1100 Ohio, Octobar 15, iFoth wnty domo rats olected a county | 4peaker’s table, watching the effect of the | the accrued chargos on packages destined be- | ond class natives that sold for 650 and 6 75, “Pickwick.” Nothing been received to chango the estimate | . i i{OTos T GEtoba s | tickat, excopt legislature and prosocuting at- [ overnor's advent upon the peoplo. Ina fow | yond the Baltimors and 01 o 08 i custo- | Pho low range of prices on northwestern rauch man 10KWICK, sent last night. Complote returns are in | C. ooy, I8 complste. . Twenty-two precinct by majorities ranglug from 100 to 150, | minutes Cloveland made his appearance, His | mary, and praying for an injunction provent: A e oo unofficially, give Robinson a net gain of 2 Y majo) I3 b0, Ay o, et gl ing them fromg ot t thei 1 Tt | cattle continues to have a depressing effect on from twonty countles. There never was such | UioMeially: give Tobis ; OF 26, | aglor county give Maxwall 887 majority, & | recoption beggars doscription. Byery porson | ing them frowearrying out their intention, Tt | cattl L - prompiness before, - This indicates fow | T cing last years democratia majority to | MUK CONE SOOI kst outire | in that vaat_audienco rose to Toot nud | s understood “thata Mmilar astion. has beon | medinm and comman natives, Taking tho The Republican Majority Cavort- | scratched tickots, ‘Thera was o good deal of T hinoneon and Flickinger run ahead of | 1ol 1ol ficket, Tn'Obio county, with one | cheored and " waved handkerchief or hat as | taken in soveral othor leading citi quality and price into consideration, westerns g ok mystery atout the prohibition vote Upon this AN UKD BRATEH, precinet to from, Wilson's majority is :hmlxgh uut-;‘] l"'rr'"":"{"l Ih:{clmr Lt;wgmr"fl EXTENDING THE OUT, have the preference. and undersell the natives vithholding repo o ol s 238, Ratire de i 7 ticket elect o b a octed by the enthusinam. overy 7 001 i Thousand. republican majority below 15,000, The con- | Lucas county on sectetary of state and co TRE GERMAN VOTE, stage and made soyeral attempts to speak ho | Seuger agonts of h“‘s emrlu.n_\l in tho passon 1425 10 4 80 and thoroabouts.” Light Texnon ekt for congrens n tho Thied distict, n vary | Erosmnan Robinson 8203, Newrman 7 was not allowed to proceed. for fully five min- | g€ rate war to- Missourl river points with v boen so plentiful and so cheap that they ot | Remer's 8859, Furd 7250. e connecting lines south, southoast and enst to close, but as Morey. republican, ran ahead of haye been taken by canners and city butchers West Virginia 8o Thoroughly Demo- | his ticket 132 votes in Glermont county, which A CANADIAN FAILURE. b Dy D! L pu- Why the Democrats Lost the Teu: in proference to native cows and other low the number of twenty-seven, s held here makes a change of over 500 in| Mononto, Octaber 15,—Foltz Brothers, jow- tonic Alliance in Clncinnati, today, The result was o prictically_extond | gvydq native stock, Hence the latter are well- i cratic That Naught 1s Hear favor of the . republicans, His = friends | slors svieaeds febilitien, Son conruthers, jow for [tho cat on ratos” aver tho states of Tiltnois, |§02 4™ tlier Tower prisos. than last week, n o claim his election. Tho indications are_that [ Balf fiabilitios, John Campbell & Son, stat, | Special telegram to T Brr, this kind reception and T am ura it If a causo f lowa and Ohio. Xt was agread that thoeo | Stockers and foedors are in moderatesupply: g QL Johnson, rep., for supreme judge, has 8,000 | nora and publishers, placod 000" assots | Citicago, October ABj—A. C. Hosing, | OF congratulation that so many of tho bual- conncting lings wii ba allowed to soll tiokets | Pery were buyers for about all on sale, and | majority and has run_ahead of the other can- [ unknown, “Tho Merchante bank i utore ta el 3 . s Iness men have found reason in tho pending | on the basis of £0 from Chicago to tho Mis- | | cag may be quoted steady. Stock calyes didates, notwithstanding the 0pposition of the | S0 oon Ter froints banke is fntera ted | propriotor of the Stanta-Zeitung, and one of | political strugglo for united and carnst effort, | Souri river, that is tho rate from the point of NG 2% RENGT B G THE PROBABLE RESULT, liquor interest. I this is confirmed it will | Strogtsville assigned. Liabilities $200,000; | tho best postedmen on German politics in the | It has been my firm beliof that one renson L{'l‘ll;:’::‘:‘r(;‘m ) fhu“. )rilfit: ,f\:'"f.“ :113};:::‘&;2: quick, Range cattle within the past two e MOV AIANE TOUE BETa show that temperance democrats scratched | assets, $10,000, The Bank of Commerce is | stato, although a “Mugwump,” has just re- :myn Kbl u!x"..(':l.:'.'r(}::r':.','”.fi t;ufl‘:;vm::m:";: on the Missourl river, - This wrravgoment o p- | 0, three days have sold at the lowest prices ! their own candidate, creditor for 00,000, : tho season, Texana of fair average quality, T e republicans elected congressmen in the turned from work in OhioJ hutchers, Covvanus, October 5.—A prominent dem- ur business men are | Plies to Peor found in the fact that such as_are used by canners aud cratic politician reasons as follows about the | First, Second and Twentieth districts. John- OHIO BULLETINS, ““What causes led the Germans of Ohio to | apt to neglect their political dutics, Theidea | A UTAI AND COLORADO POOL EAST OF THE [ have sold within range of $3,00@$3.25, and election: “The heavy republican gains have | #on, for supremo judge, runs abead of the state vote the republican ticket?) was asked of him |18 too common amovg them that thero is a MISSOURI RIVER, the best, averaging close up to 1000, at $3 0@ e iy et io | ticket in Hamilton™ county and probbaly in| CoLvspus, 0., October 15 —Torty-threo| o V heroism and a virtuo in refusing to hold office [ (oo £3.80. Best Montanas. averaging 1260 to § een in tho cities, whereas the democratio | ¢ fo counties show a net republican gain of 1 Conlizs, : and the stern denial of any interest ia politics | ¢ hicago Tribune} 1830 Ibs., have been selling at 81,70@ $5 10, It gamns have been in thecountry, Thusin Co- | The results in the congressional districts are | including Hamilton county, but does not in. “1 think that the Germans of Ohio, outsi seems to be regardod by many of this class as| —The general managers of the roads interest- | and then down as low as §3 50@83 8) for com- i nuati, have not voted the republican -ation of their private virtue | inithe O lorado and Utah busi lumbus the republicans gained, but in the back | probably as follows: Tho democrats elected | elude Ciiyshog nklin and Texas counties. i i on of th I townships of ;“m"k”n we! gained mmu;h 5 'l,u]‘,;u\ro in the n},, Hillin the Sixth, Seney ()l'flthc n»ny»nl\l countie t}u-‘u- nu.ln:wun:y- replied the veteran leader of Illinois ,.n‘dthm;m‘m _m:;egn:):j Ilnu |u'nLnftinn and il‘m uri rl\l":v-l«l a moeting _\I'flu fair _quality, a few of the best droves making 8 2 ve ga v in tha Seventh, Outhwaite in the Thirteenth, | one gave republican majoritiee, and twenty- safety of the interost they have in chargu are | the purpose of arranginga pool on r 84, 00, and then down to between £3.40 ) tho democratic mjority whoro it was. | Wilkins in tho Rife enth, and Toran in_ the | foue democratic majoritios for governor in | = “And wht caused them 69 voto tho repub | closely conuctod with v wiso adiministeation | and Utah business eavs of tho Misouri river [ i $8.90 for common and mediom. sorta, his is the case in townships in other strong | Twenty-first. The republicans elect Butter- [ 1863, Tifty-three counties complete give a |lican ticket in Cincinnati?} .| of the government, and it has always seemed |in conjunction with tho pools on the same | Northwestorn Texans have sold from $3.40@ democratic counties not yet heard from and | Worth in the First, Brown in ths second, Mo- Various causes. 'What 1 am going to say is | to me, if aregard for their duty as citizens | business wes of the Missonri recently agreed [ 5360, Northwestern range cows have sold ab G oy in the the Third, Sinks in the Fourth, THE CONG JOUNT, from my own personal obrervations, In the | did not impel them to take a more active in- [ upon by the presidents of thore ronds, The 23.00@83 7 1 to choios, 1200 to and - thus the ropublican majority will |} il in the Lighth, Cooper in the Ninth, [==mio republicans elect congrossmen {n the | Tt Placd, the liquor intereit, saloon keopers | torest in public affaire, the dusiro aud need of [ question of pere b disenssed. | 1350 1bs,, $6.00@0, mon to medium, be reduced below ten thousand. Jl:i.wemn nha'lr.»manmn.in the Fleventh, ;‘.;\]uwhm‘mm; o dwn‘:llulwd wlt‘ht e}mth‘im:umm democi yulrll"]uu.‘ livn!tin_n nufl.l. Hu-limu, 00, Lléu; o nding tha T 1000 to 1200 lbs., $5.£0, Rangecattle 3 blica F e P Thompson in the Twelfth, Grosyenor in the & Bl S I party, on account o npromo the lawful administration of the government is | agree ng on percentages amony 0 . Texans, The republican leaders will not conceds this, | Thompsch n the Cwellth, Grosvense 1ny 40 | 1th, 12th, lite, 18th, 19th, aud 20ih, Fiving o decislon. on the constitutia accomplishod when it 1y conducted on business | ww docided to lot Mr. J. I Tucker fix th 0 Wy oming, 114 mon and medium, ‘V{nll\\ug* have been of ESSIONAL wero steady but slow ¢ ST S ] o oot tha 80, '4th. ‘Bthi 6 3 s o 1 A 5 8400, Sale::—220 Wyoming, 1145 3§ but they expect a roduction bolow the bigh | pyGior T cho Sovonteenth, J. 11, Taylor in | 7y iyacmiocrats olocs tho'3d, dth, fth. 6th, | dho Scott law. and on that accont thoy ro- principles, and it In quito apparent. that tho | percontages in_acoordanoo with tho original | 2% 5570 05 Montan, 1421 ot 85405 166 i figures claimed last niht. They talk of im- | the Righteenth, B, B, Tayl the Nine- | ' Tho 11th, 16th aud. 17t aro 8611 tn dnubt fused to pay what they call *‘taxes,” licenso. | active participation of our business men in | resolution passed by tho general managers a | Nigntana, 1406 1bs , § 8 Montana, 11456 &l proper manipulations, but say that under the | teenth, McKinley in tho Twentioth, Moray, | g memablictn oy 1o bl il i [ in fact, und when the tax gathorars camo | political campaigng is an effective modo of | week r two Mr, J. W, Midgley was | by, $4.70; 281 Montan o i 5 - | Cooper and Grosvenor run ahead of the ticket, ropublican wajority in Ohio will be | argund they found property ouly in large sa- | impressing thesa principles upon tho [ chosen comnnissioner of the new pool, to | &9 Golorado Texans, 100 5 sonditions (ki havingibelnRoarriediydamy e oL EH b ST 1A tar baikg i 1t 000N shont 12,5008 The Songreasmen Asind 10 vt oz tgilevyiont ot iAo thetr g riora | ImRaaaRal b0t s DD o alatre:! -1 | whom: all rapoctimust bo subimittads - Aol | oo fi-oi_,f:, 058 Tow,, §3.1, ocrats bwo succassive years, any wajority will | Y eV citims may chang' the “rawults in [ Dbyt 10 democrats, with the 11th €4t | como down with money;'e hils amall saloon | constgue. .this largo uad enthusiastio | trator Tucker and Cowinly e Dgley | e 08 be a triumph, Thus the leaders are watching | three districts claimed by the republicans. om0t V0. amy thing furthor | eopara stuck to thelr, original rosolve, | meeting and the dotermination on_the part of | wero fnstructed to draw up a“plan for poling | 5 * v s for final returns. HAMTTAON GOUNTY RETURNE, Tn the 11th distr “"'I '.'5“['_- £ Tlsbe that of not paying ‘“taxes” Then abusiness men from it had it rise from tho [the business and submit it to the geueral man- | The market closed dull with the 1700 left i TR BV y o el doinsaratio ”'“;'?" no) f"‘{',‘ split took place ~within tho liquor party [ promise of a time when they shall ftind the |ugers as speedily as possible, Uuntil the new | over adding to the fresh receipts. There were 2 o ho democratio candidato for congress, has | and the small saloon keepers were mad at the | path of the duty as well as interest in a p sales showed INNATL October 15,—The total unofficial % N Sentconcad i 9 }-(...1 can ba put in effect the rates now in ef- [ about 40,000 on sale, The onI0, roturns from Hamilton county give the follow- | ¢en conceded. ~ [1id. Note.] large ones, and yice versa, Tho swall tax- [ tical and intelligent interferenca with political | fect will provail, and all matters of disputo |a declinaof strone at 10c, but toward the lowing pluralities for the state and congres. payers like the boot and shoe makers, the | questions and issu Uproars of applause rding rates, ote., will be red to and | close there wera more orders and the market A BLOODY BATTLE. wional ticket: Robinson, rep., secretary of TABULATED RESULT. cigar makers, and other retail dealers on ac- [ punctuated the governor's speech, At every od by My J. C. McMaullin, chairman, | genera ly closed a shade stronger than at the CincinNaTi, October 15.—The democratic | st and republican press this morning agree that | COurt, 2 yesterday's eloction in Cincinnati was the | |0 514 Toiekms oty Juke of fuPIeme | Spectal telegram to Tik Br: Butterworth, rep,, First district | Coruanus, 0., October 1 count of the saloon men not paying their taxes, [ period the checis wero deafening. When | and Commissioner Midgley. opening, yet thers were again a_large number . |turned around and voted “gainst_their own | Governor Cleveland had concluded, Mr. T P oy carried over, - Common skips and grassers sold he following |interests, Another cavse: The ecity coancil | Beecher came again forward and said. & AREABLEDECISION: around about to $4.40 to 31 60; common to 5 for congress, 1526; Brown, rep., Second dis- | is the democratic estimute of yesterdawa ro- | being democratic and huving paed lurge BEECHEI'S MODESTY S, Lous, Octo fair light, $50 to 490, and best assorted bloodiest ever held hare. The democratic pa- | trict, . The greenbuck state ticket aver- [sule. As will be seen, it concedes 15,700 re- | appropriations in anticipation of getting [ The real regalation oratory always makes it | maste r of chance: light, % non to fair packers pors ass 1t that the one thousand deputy mar- | agod 97, prohibition 81, publican majority. the money from saloon keepers and, |n point to wind up with a splendid climax. | the United States” court that the r sold aroun 90; good to shals were employed mainly in intimidatiog Ny vima NEPUBLICAN. | DEMOCRATIC. fuiling to do so wero not ablo to pay [ You hayo had the climax and I retire, [Loud |the Wabash rcad by permitted to pay | choice packers, 15 d best heavy, honest voters, while the republican pre: - : i Majori Lajority. | municipal debts. The most serious case, how- | cheering and laughter, | the intorest on the lands of the Hanana divi- [including Philadelphiag, at hone: , While the republican press con , October 15.—The result in the | Ashtaby e 0 | ever, has been the lukewarmness of the Cin- TILDEN'S LETTER, sion of that road, was presentod to Judge | Packing and shipping, 2606 strues the conduct of the police and deputy | Tenth congressional district is in doubt. Both | Athens . s R i e ner ompaiog I 0 s claiin success. The result hangs on the | Belmont the Mississippi policy. The following is the | majority which Ottawa county gives Hurd. | Carrollj. . cinnati Eoquirer and tho correspondence of “Gath” publishod in it, in which the Germans of Cincmnati aud _th rman_ nationality Tilden | Treat to-day and he refused to confirm it. Ho 0; light, 150@210 Ibs, £1 HAEN | e0id that he had consulted with other judges WHEA on tho bench and they: had rosolved ot €0 | Tuled vory heavy to day in comparison to " The following letter trom S amuel | was read before the meeting dispersed, 1 650 Anglais [¢ it ini ' T o) idi i Greystone, October . 1ist of those Injured in yesterday's outbreak: | The result will soon be known, Champaign ..., 1100/ rown. . generally were ridi slandered and in- | {HEeYStons, DD A0 your lot- | Permit the payment of intercst on the bonds the buoyancy which pervaded the market yes- ol Dkl Clarke - 1600 Butler sultad, which, of course, made the Germans | Gentlomons 1 have just woctvod your lote | 4’y division of tho systom whero not self- | torday afternoon, Tho advance of yestorday LLED AND WOUNDED: OLTAEDBL0GtobeclD T iote) maturns | Eram] Clinton 500|Clermont .. mad, er on bolalf of the New Yorle produce aid | ustaining as not. equitablo or just that the [ was nearly all Iost_and the laest quotations Albert Russell, colored, ek e TS, Srom 000 Coshocton S 27 TRELME L NASDoNTANS AL etalM Aevelund | pnings of the self-sustaining parts of | of the day were a cent under the closing yes- the fourth district show Arderson, domocrat, e and Hendricks club aud reprosenting also clected to congress over Sinks, republica TEAKS, soveral other classos of business mon mviting me to bo present, ot tho business mon's mass Joe Lowry, shot in the ‘spine, fatal. BOURBO: Bridget Hughes, struck ia the breast with a tho systom should be used to pay [terday. “The depression and decline in corn the int.rerts on bonds of the non-supporting | was one cause leading to_the weakners, Clo- st T | SULIRISED PARIIES, 0. © 100/ Defiance The German Repmblican Vote-The|mote ports He had permitted the payment of the | sing quotations were 76§ for November, 78} ! ol e 00l Dofagy meetivg to be held at the Academy of ! ! L l John Mur_hy, shot in tho stomach, CrxerxaTr October 15,—Returns from all | ayette . g el B iaine muslo . Wodnosday® 16 ingt, in mupport [interest on Kol ‘river bouds but would not | for December, 70 for Jas Androw Benuett, (colored) ehot in the side, | paris of the state show uniformly incroased - 900 Frank in....... i of the election of Uleveland and He gain allow such paymonts to be made, Upon CORN, -1:00 Hancocl th O Y ot thn | A very dacided chavgo occurred in tho corn foreclosuty of the bonds of tha Havana divis- | market, which ruled” weak and materially fon; that it could be shown that the road was | 10we o impression appoared that the par. independont of its vl as o foedor, now self. | ties who had been intorested in holdivg the sustainivg, Judge Great referred the report |market up of lata had been selling froely ora and this caused a genoral d not dangerous, 7 vote, Inmany places the Johu Dalton, shot in the leg, not danger- | marked. Anothor groat fe ous, e : people wers Sam Taylor, shot in the side, serious. two partics, the groenby Miko Gorman, policsman, shot in the back, | hibitita vote being ius. nific dangerous. A so i3 very wre is that vhe more than crdinarily arrayed in and Logsu Oarried All, to the offices of prasident and vice prisid of the United States, 1 repeat that the deli cate condition of my health compels me to ~Tho democrats | forego tho pleasure of joining with you on that interesting occasion, 1 remember grate- 1 it was my duty ws governor to t 1100 090 | Special telegram to Tuk 00| Ciscrsxar, October 1 500 | are surpri.ed and disappointed, The result of Greene Guernsey. ... k and pro- [ {30 "Tho vote was as distinctly marked as | 175 4000 Kn 400 wicking. . . “u:imry Sherlock, shot in the back, dan- [1f the presidentinl ticket was before the Highland, ol e 490 | yesterday’s election shows that tho Germans apple with the canal ring, which :ll“'-':nulm:xtlm r'[;tlu‘k” i’“rhzlxuull:’x I:x’“,"::('i"f.':, ::‘,‘: "".f““ e Risinast thidin)l oallcras To ous, S 5 peopla, There is great surprise at Qs b 6 rol adito Spubli ar I the admivistrative, legislative | WiEh the remal ASRIAIR YUDAGO R _ e S i The loat throo men were ‘wounded tn Sheiar | B s ot - (e gencral bellet was siiay hell 7eprareny 00 | Semoonatte mat o vomn e [Jority of the local organizations of th | s il and . cloe trades _ond democratic party and of the organization of L 0, Hme e o oy the ropublican party at the Now York pr luco y |the market brgan to docling, buyors held off, i i Jower was con broke off very rapidly. October m.,kn:.l and s shown by the s cratching of Robinson and | ¥ side uutil that giga : A w mone of the |Plotely overthrown. "1 cordially concur in closed on the ragular board 8} under yeaterdry, | R : h«‘l’nlx:‘v.‘vrrux“" ”yLm"t'lt.M"‘f\-‘fu’[rlg x:}nhl'l‘;ulwul your opinion that the election of Cloveland svember declined 24, closed Hmufiw yester- s aond, by was & genuise surpriss o | nd Hendricke is demanded by the bust inter " "'Tho year declined 13, closed oue “under ¥ *1000 rly overyone, Tt w: outly ox pected | €468 of the country. T holieve that th - esterday ~ On the afternoon board the feel- | 300 | by the democracy that the Germans wore firm | Hon Will bo a substantial vi . T was somewhat firmer, tha market slosing bARS NO US| 100 | been made, the republican ticket went through fray at the corner of Sixth and Fremonon e lasatiLfactaats to en on | 1eke DEitoishoiniakitfgopn ot anloonimanton 1300 | as it did before the sgitation of the liquor streets, Late last night botveen d 100 | acoount of his opinion on tho Scott liquor law, | 14Vrenc people took part in a fight which grow out of | hug has been carrted fully up with the rest of | J/0820. - an attempt of = Gorman to arcest | the ticket and in Humilton county his vote | porain - anegro. Gorm 1 was shot in the back by an | was greater than Robinson’s, Clarke county, | Madison. unknown person and a genoral fusilade fol- | it i « 300 republic Mahor lowed in which 100 shots were fired, Tho riot | Athens connty. gives Grosvenor, Medine alarm sounded and the distorbance was | mujority, Bailow county shows Meigs quelled after two policomen and Brown had o Galion, Kent, Coshocton, Lan- Misii. .. been shot. Tha republicans claim twenty o a Ber ot alel ahor | MurRAD thousand majority in the statc and democrats Morrow .. < gain, in their newly found faith and even the of good government. It will assure us of at 54 for October; 612 for November; 42§ for safc and prudent administration of the ch the yoar; 405@10} for May. L1150 | sanguine_among the republicans hardly da‘ed o c gains, The blic era |\ 5 il A 4 3 [RYING TOHOLD DOWN! concede ten thousas iemogaCo Eains, Thosepublichna s | Nobleisa )| 150/Sholby 111100 to kopo that tue Germans would return in any | Wegistracy of the republic in our relations PEARL BAKING FOWDE) OATH. ) ; 4 e ! 4nd ) Portage ... 800|Stock 501 | considerable numbers, th othar count : Broke off }@j and closed stoady at 20} for CONGRESSIONAL, singing in tho strects, e 0o 2000 ity plicity and economy in the needs of the foder- I SRR TavsounnToRISE October; 264 for November: 20} for the year; 3 Of congrassmen both parties conc Ok Hea s NCHANGED IRIsH VOTE, al goverament wo far as that results deponds | 4 20} for May. - ronareea thath hactos copeedsithe | TN, ZOWER, B - 85| Inregard to the Irish voto thore was but | upon sho exceutive: for it will give buriness b i YORK. | district,” Ben Butterworth; Second, Gene ToLkno, October 15.—Tho intorest in- the |t} 00/ Wyandotte " 70y | ittlo chunge. " Tt was cas for the demosratic munity from the sudden chunges of Was gonorally firmer, closing at 1625 for 4 ‘ Charles B Brown; Fourth, John K. Sinks; | €lection still contir Crowds throng the | trnjon, ., 1100, "000| tickot as usual, ud enable them to repose under the October; 1210 for the year; 1225 for Jauuray. ? Eighth, John Little: Ninth, W, Coopar; | ®6reet. - Mostof tho interest Ia in the congres- | vanwert 50 Total ....... 41,000 THE AUSORING NATIONAL ISSUE, sholter — of a stablo administrative LoD, Tweifeh, Alphonso,Hart; Fourteenth, C. 11 | #ional m:ht.‘llmdll:mnu'n ajority of 200 [ Wy 1800| Now that thoamoke ot salizh et slaared | 781 free from the — favoritism asier, closivg at 722} for October; 720 for Grovener; Seventeenthe B, 1. Tonts, fiight. | and the republicans claim:Romeis’ election by | Waching et Doy h f o . to particnlar clusios and interests svomber and December; 274 for January, contho T8, Ty or! Ninoleonthe theet 1, | rom 200 €0 § 0 mjort thing has been | Willines, 250| away it Iu plain to bo ween that all locul and | 4y fromn the injurions fluctuations to which e e L SRS th, . T ceath, E; Bl res i v ¢t in Ot o] . ate fssues were swallowed up 1n the great na | 4 Mt e R ans V4 Taylir; Tyontioth, Wi MoKinle, The dom: D e o 600] tional (ucstions now, befors the p Tyl | 1sh. avosiiiam” and sudden changes alyay Aplarists in Council, | soratsclected fn tho, Kifth district, Bon Lo [ (it l probably elactad b meforty of 600 i L e Jiquor question, which for the past twoyears | (55,00, Sawuen J, TILDEN. Onicaco, October 16,—~The fifth anuual i Tinvently, B, K. Eilberry: Hhireonh, |0 80 except clork of tho distsict court whose | 3 0o SRER oo hais boen all powerfal, is practically forgotten. | Graat cheering followed the reading of cenvention of the Nor.hwestern Beekeepers' | Joseph Outwaistie; Fifteonth, Bor'ah Walkin:; | Maiority Is smaller, Wilson's election as com- 5 i e Tilden's lotter, Gov, Cloveland was sycarted Association met here to-day, about 75 bain Bixtbenth, Georgo W, Geddes; Twonty-fist; | 1101 pleas judge is conceded by the democrats, | B Associntad Prews,] Adding to the ahove T — from the Ifth Avene hotel to the Academy g i s Ty ]]mt other ~candidates are in doubt, us :.hu 5.|m{y..l of 1853 in the give connties un 3 , of Muslo by ' somnittas. coraposad af. mem: present, among whom about a dozen are ladies, Bi0kbathinddistet lose Tonth, chancas | Lm0, tho democrati cundidais, 15 oi” [ lnar from ives et repib o biarality of vk, N, J, Oct, 15.—Ex-Judge |bors of the difforent exchanges, Hoe was M. Thompson, of Geneva, spoke of the Syr- o Tl SN QLA S B tromely poular and way pul throvgh, - Tho | 10870, Tho fivo, countics will probibly’ fn: Graono having daclined the democeatio nomi- | cheered all wlong the route, “Fho crowd al- ian bee, giving his good opinion of it. He Tn Hamilton county, ninoty-six ont of 108 | Wil adgolilos aio_ Al Ziffl'..’x.‘.”.i“a..u.\‘; QPR (0 jua) of 1584 w0 thas tho plu- | nation for cougress, owing to tho dissatisfac ex '."ff‘,",'i"';ll lh:ll Daange of Eh"\"rvi.'ulfm 1 said also the Syrian erossed by the Italisn be- previncts give the following republican ma- | tick oported. de et ] Rotiah Koy tion of friends among tho opposing cand T G 8 ERALY O 016 SR el S e - coaeo got @ healthy and vigorous kind, 'Mr, Hedde T ive P ticket is reported democratic, with the excep s among the opposing candidate. | Upon his return the governor was visited by ke of the Ttallag: Sy d Oaspi, Joriion: - Stato tioket, avcratacy of atate, Jas | oot o ried, domnsratio, with tho excep T The convention rossemblad r-duy and ro- | o Kofly. Gom Sl and Senator Cullon, | PURE CREAM TARTA ok cf tho Talian, Syrian and Oaspian, say- Robinson, judge of ac court, Wm. | jority is placed at 07,a democratic gain of # ovor 0 GINTA. nominuted Judge Greon on the first ballot. |of Tanmuny Kelly aasured 81 000 Given ‘I‘l"“_," last was a hindrance to bee culture, Johnson, memboe of board of public | Hoadloy, Henry county givos Newman 1,400 DEMOORATIC The frionds of MeMahon left the hall choering a support of Tammany. | 1ralum Srany e bt cot cTATs found | (okkinmn gave (ntereting Informabia ok ok T Wikt “Coroon vl o Gutpocorts” g ot s Wond| Wisaiss Wout Vigiis, Octbr 15, | 0 e eblonn couibiae (o songre O P s b e AR e Eouwaor. 1a. o | Lo chmelaon ssylog 16 was very et to First district, Benja sutterworth, | couuty ‘elects the entire republican ticket | The republic S \ e —— balcony of th el b 8l tivily PURE., 1, wnd testimoninly A0 0 T8ak 0 g 500; Second own, 2078 [ exoe o I t epublican state committee concede the halcony o i procession, Tl st Dwnesl. diows, H75 hexoept shorill, by 600 wmsjority. Brown, | election of the entire democratio state ticket| Tammany and Butlerites Fuse, Sy t o wit Gaiavus i on Wom'e Visic. adioial Hoker, b 8 sapubllos pranadion » j dom, for — sheriff, has 4 0" majority. | by 8,000 £05,000 majority, Niw Youk, October 15,—Tiae county con. : '_hum_ Bal A & o e Sl G Nil on Won't Visit America, slictad. " Couaty tiksbshort, Samul Bare | CAMPHELL GETH TH § DIVIDED HONOKS 1N DERKELY, vention of tho poople's party endorsed the | pio! - *delPhla—Trovidencs 8, Philadol-| © Loxnos, October 15,—Nilson will not go to ford; probate judge, M, P, Goeble, Hax1t0x, Ohio, Obtover 15,—Campbell, | WikLiNG, Oct. 15,—The official vote of Tammany ticket, * At Buffalo ~Buffalo 9, Boston 8, | 20 Lake 287 5t | America this year, ) - P— Heen teverywhere, etalyeatsun. P teé &t a.tt:w:mt y tLr, LL’:,/MW.A' R ¢ ¢ / \\y ( and 11&(;(!.6—:.’,\,, I Becausde every- ' ) SR where recognized L RBeaaiide we 1T tholectthebest as indispensible i [} bect .7a bacco Gonsdumer, e, and stote it sen. PupeAmH T (ARGUNA LEAF L