| Show BY TE telegraph I 1 r F el lit ell WESTERN LINE A M H E rz A 0 A li cincinnati 22 2 2 the count of this county as it will stand unless changed by the action of the courts was finished this afternoon by recur recording diug dlug the vote of precinct E of the eighteenth ward judge buckwater iu in deciding the manda manoa mandamus mus case for loat preci precinct riet and acol thatus that as thompson Thomp son sou the republican judge did not witness the count the court could not compel him huu to certify to its accuracy the other judges had made a countant coun count and tand had delivered their return in an improper form lie lle would require them thein to present their return in tile the asial us a I 1 and proper form laking taking care to show the date at which it is made aa As to ito the proof froot of fraud the court bald baid the fact that W G t more voles were cast than anero were voters re registered mist list ered was conclusive that mere there had been illegal egal cotini vo tint tini but it was not clear that t these ebe ehe illegal voters could not be detected by a contest the courts order to t the e judges did nol not indicate what 8 should oili be e done one with the returns as the question was not presented by the proceeding ce when the judges presented their amended I 1 in the afternoon justice Sanders sanderson a member of the canvassing board hoard bo bit found another justice of tile the peace was called to act in his place the otric official ial lai foot footings trigs inake make Hoad lys plurality kennedy republican lieutenant gov governor t anor nas has a plurality of 7 34 34 M N 1 1 P wilson has the highest vote for senator on the democratic ticket 34 86 1 and richardson the highest on the fa erub lican ticket 34 lol lul hardacre is the lowest on the republican ticket hav and brashears Bras heans on the tae lem democratic ticket for representatives the va variance evince is not so great but the democratic figures are all higher chah the highest republican vote the clerk will probably issue the certificates to all except the senators as soon as the footings are made the injunction as to the senators stin still holds it was argued all day en on the demurrer and the motion to dissolve and was not sup suo supplanted planted by the other proceed lugs ings the mandamus mai damus before the circuit C coun burc for the reason that but two of tile the judges are her here e they called the case ad and set its hearing hearin for NEW anuw YORK rork 22 an immense crowd of people filled tile tiie court of oyer and tei ahier this morning to listen to th the proceedings af af the trial of ferdinand ferdinand ward T tho the latt lattan arwas was present lin in the custody of the warden of the ludlow street jail jall his face was pale from his long confinement but otherwise be he appeared as well yell as usual when the district attorney called wards case cas e general tracy wards counsel state stated d tuat he lif desired to withdraw the plea ot not guilty which his bis client had entered in presen tiu the demurrer the general gene geue ial fal called the attention itten tion tiou of the coun conn to the fifth count larceny and obtaining g goods 0 under false pretences pretenses there were therefore tha two distinct crimes charged in different counts of rf the barm baro is indictment jude barrett replied that if it two crimes w were re really b but t different liff it aspects of the same facts thep chev could properly properly be eln cra embraced braced under lne lue oame bame indictment As tue court the crimes as dif dlf different aspects of the same facts the thy demurrer was overruled and the prisoner was called on onto to plead again and his coun sel changed his plea pica to not guilty the work of obtaining a jury then commenced up to the adjournment of the court fa for r the day only four jurors were obtained A motion of the district attorney that ward be confined in the tombs during the trial was granted by the court and ward was taken to the tombs by two detectives fish was also handed over to two detectives who will have charge of him until he is examined NEW YORK 22 many descendants of the this after neon in the church du st esprit to celebrate the bl bi ot of the tile te revocation of the edict 0 of f N nantes a u te J john 0 h n jay presiding among amon g those t ho s e present p are s e n t was secretary of state bayard jay briefly sketched the causes which led to the revocation and introduced prof baird baled of the university of the city of new york who y in id an historic oration orai orau ion lon sketched the tile edict and its recall secretary bayard alto alio addressed the gathering and offered a series of resolutions lut ions which were adopted the resolutions declared that the two centuries which have elapsed since there the revocation have amply proved not only the iniquity of that monstrous act but bat also the irreparable loss it indicted inflicted upon up on france in i religion learning industry du 8 try and skill which drove half a million of its best subject subjects i to foreign countries thanking god the hugue nots bots were led to these shores and that looking to france a their ancient and cherished hoine home they invoked for her that progress in a pure and tolerant christianity which was so essential to national dignity prosperity and happiness that after a separation of years they reaffirmed reaffirm emt ert their solidarity and brotherhood with all of french origin both in france and other countries where descendants of the exiles of 1085 1685 now dwell divell that the history of the huguenots Huguen at home and abroad has shown the world that the freedom of creeds from the states control is the only true policy of christendom 22 ing toil special says there is great activity at the patent office on the part of the companies which are antagonistic to the bell company to seccie secure a report from flom the commissioner of patents to the at attorney torney general which will warrant var rant the latter in autho authorizing 11 the use of the name of the united states in the suit lor the cancellation cincel lation of the bell patent three such applications are pending before tiie the commissioner dm mis one by the pan electric company one by the baltimore and washington iton itou telephone company and the third which has just been tiled filed bled by the globe telephone company the thee commissioner is a very embarrassing position and is itu undoubtedly subjected acted to a great deal of political pressure it I 1 is reported in telephone circles that commissioner montgomery in his report as to these se several araj applications will not undertake to go into the general ene question of the scientific chai chal character acter of the tho inventions but will confine himself to the report of facts as he finds them in the records odthe patent uslice SAN sax fran FuAN cisco 22 the nevada bank received subscriptions today to day toward the capital of the assurance company to be incorporated under the nam name e of the ano anglo nevada assurance company with witch a capital of the controlling interest is said to be held bv by the proprietors of the nevada bank the stock is reported to have been all subscribed MONTREAL 22 A A resolution of the local board of health calling upon the ce central litral board to close the churches Is Meet meeting ilir with great opposition monsignor sig 0 r fabre the catholic BI bishop shop at mass this morning denounced the idea III in unmeasured terms saying the authorities thorit thorl ties les need not think they can bring brin about such an unprecedented revolution u as the suppression of public religion at the time of a calamity like the present bishop bond of the anglican community has spoken against it while father dowd of st patricks and revar rev kev mr martin of st martins anglican say they w will 11 absolutely not comply with the measure should 1 I it be enforced The number of cases of small pox in the civic hospital up to date is 45 of which died TORO TORONTO ont 23 A special from ottawa says at the cabinet meeting yesterday it was way decided to postpone execution until november II 11 french canadians still express exp eap r ess confidence de nce that riel rid will not be han ham hanged hamed ed they base their hopes on the wo recommendation men dation to mercy of the regina washington 2 23 john jo C shields appointed chief justice of the supreme court of arizona is a prominent lawyer of howells mich about 33 years of age ae win wm ir barnes appointed associate justice of the supreme court of arizona is Js a lawyer of jacksonville he 35 years of age ae the work of obtaining a jury for the trial of ferdinand ward was resumed today to day the court room was crowded to excess up to 1 pm two more jurors had been obtained making six in the jury lury NEW YOUK yoek 23 the schedules in the assignment of it heath and charles quincy comeri comprising the firm of wm win heath reath co bankers and brokers as tiled filed today to day show liabilities nominal actual asset assets the schedules state that creditors held security to the of lisow creditors who are ire in embers members of the stock stoat exchange lavea hate U lieu ilen on the seats of the assignees for their claims of 4 0 ol 01 which amount there is not covered c OT ered da h TI securities 17 there are unsecured creditors to tt thi amount of the cause difference between th the e nominal 1 aej u I actual value of 0 the estate tate Is due to ali ta fact that man many of the assets hive have de dea deh rec in the ue market or intran latrine value kahi kahl e and that some of the individual whose vho aho s e obligations are held by them then a insolvent or embarrassed NEW YORK tork 23 A washing special to the post says persons j ought to know say that it has been clofed to offer general alexander a 4 lawton of georgia the mission austria but that thai the nomination W remain rem I 1 in abeyance until after the sem dembling bling of congress in order that y application may then be made for removal of his bis political dim blile it is thought that such a dof cof wl will I 1 I 1 be more expedient than to failure of confirmation for of 0 cos coc it lanot is not certain that the repol senate will accept the attorney general that a pard paid onfri ir I 1 president johnson had ane ese ele removing removing agthe the disabilities anui ton is the e genteman gent hman who in inba bli III I 1 last was nominated for the lea iau mission inis ston slon washington 23 A gentl gentleman emaIN Is in a position to know the concia coccim at which the president has arrit arrive the indian question expressed express eo 0 opinion drinnon of the main feature in tbt tit th dlan olan an policy of the administration atlon will be announced to congress it be a recommendation that there bea beta rad radical 1 cal cai change in the method purchasing and issuing provit provis and all other supplies al at 1 every feature of the system ia Is disapproved by 1 president the president bei bee I 1 that if the army is to be expect 8 prevent indian depredations the I 1 1 tary authorities should bo given pcb PC D to assist in removing the causes ef 0 satisfaction by providing for tc hc t s distribution of supplies wis his this is P policy which has long been ded ed by generals sherman and shei sher and other officers NEW YORK 23 madison as garden was filled to night at the first republican nii meeting held in this thia city to endon endow state ticket from an early hour b crowds began to pour into the 10 and at the time the meeting opt op K fully persons were presentac presen tat them a large number of ladies A at u the vice presidents on the were ex president arthur sei sed be evarts warner miller alonzo B 1 nell john jacob astor J morgan chauncey M depew nellus vanderbilt edward S R H I 1 pon tand nearly a hundred others platform was crowded with men idea e nent neat la in the republican party a 4 among others were joseph H choa choat governo governor r elect afo raker of se tor geo F edmunds general yos josg josy B carr ira lra devenport Deven port commas bliss and others mr bliss called the meetie ta der and nominated joseph M X C W 14 for chairman after some cintr 1 tory remarks by the chairman ma ang appointment of ot a long list ol 01 y presidents resolutions approving platform of the saratoga comal 12 and pledging the support of all ail alett 0 e publicans public ans to the state tic ketti ketTl adopted the chairman then 4 deuced governor elect foraker For L u after a few introductory remu reasi h pleasantry itry and his surroundings 1 I am not nol concerned in your IM of a local character but I 1 sh shah shan great gre a t of the republic republica t th the w whole ole oie of the united states state the character of your candidate can didat governor is of the highest oraf makes him worthy of ot the reau party every man who wants re uil ull will come on november ad to tt the 0 port ort of ira davenport and G ge 8 carr arr we have had a victory in a f and I 1 will tell you hoewe how we wo woi victory because the ohio repert i determined to place themselves platform that gave expression tc ta republican doctrine when the I 1 I 1 laicans went out of the national 4 61 they went out with bands play playa lio llo iio f flais flags flying and ever everyman six I 1 fee I 1 a and n d I 1 looking ook in ath the e w world or I 1 squa aqua square re in th tb no nobody b 0 daw was as ai dl fault becs beca bewatha ta heresy of secession had been B e death on the nor be a the colored race had been effra and specie payment resumed roach that poor old irish Irl iri shiu shiE broken broke up the democrats hau haic c en down one of the leading ind r of the country and thrown sal sai 1 0 a 1 0 butof work while the reau party was in power they inteso invent postal card w with itil the godess of 1 itil illi rr in one corner but cratic friends changed ul alth aith that thai atte atye sk sued a new card with the face ol 01 I 1 mas jefferson the author bofill afi damnable resolution which caup caud the trouble in this country time there is DO room in a at P cratic procession for the GO liberty Ll berty it dont make any opp upp biffi speaking of groyer grover cleveland kind of a man i 1 president buthi butte er make a difference what kind of A v 1 and policy there is behind him I 1 a beere greatly beatly surprised to find dincler in 0 as op e ere that the best way to ap rill president cleveland was to tovo vo r ira davenport I 1 have heard s ja 0 deal of his tine fine appointments butk but of the last six months in quad quan tit would have been enouf cows ath n any ny republican ad ministro T you yon can nave cave some idea of the pt lean labor of cieva Cleva evaland cleveland Cl land laud when lii a to take all his appointees froni fron 81 1 democratic party aal abl nr foraker then paid a tribute trl tri butet thi thu irish and german voters in the re ra lican ranks and bad sad ea d if ith his tariff views lived iu in the uniti unitt states he would be a republican the speaker concluded as follows jive ave I 1 us a response from the state of iw w york on november ad similar to it at we gave in ohio on october oti oli tober billant tjohn john wise in virginia will eak the back of the solid south so it st we can sarwe say we have not only ohio A d new york but we want the whole rth virginia included senator edmunds of vermont was en introduced amid the cheers and outs of the multitude when at th quiet was restored he said if i gentlemen who are making such a lse ise iise tonight to night will only wait until at november xou jou will have a chance shout yourselves hoarse over the tile republican tat eat victory in new york pp ap lausee I 1 do not intend to repeat i a arguments already advanced bv by foraker I 1 have only this to tb p nearly every democrat in the date nate twenty years ago voted against 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