Show A lb I 1 r I 1 I 1 I 1 regrets ta wid rejoin juas 6 over tile event IN HARRISONS HOME the wild E enthusiasm knows no bounds I 1 LANDS t hill of new york laments the national disaster OF anna dickinson her money by the brice deat asaad aress to bitic STANDARD isalio 8 the weather 43 cloudy and it threatens to be very tito town has apparently so now that oon harri sons election is beyond dispute fla avenue is crowded for squares equa res and thousand of horns are lowing the din Is abominable one cannot bear nor speak around the new denison hotel the vacant head 0 I 1 the republican state ats A crowd of or 4 ha hile afie corridors of the big are jamed along washing ton and it anois streets are gathered large crowds shouting and cheering for G an harrison tho crowds are naturally of a hilarious and humorous disposition it is therefore not to be fi r e resident lutnen that any disrespect to the r elect as intended by the roars of laughter and cheers A wag on now passing through tile streets is drawn by mules within it is a bi coan and on top of the coffin sit half dozen mourners carrying huge bouquets in their hands and the mourners are trying A ith poor one ess to preserve decorum for every few nil their feeling 4 overcome thern to such an extent that d tip to bave bouquets sit down the mock tears h brilliant bagdanas bandanas ban danas from of the cotan bangs sl picture of president cleveland ake a y e 8 of the picture are very black vr bi le below Is the inscription they done me up bad 11 As the funeral wagon passed along pennsylvania avenue it was greeted with borms of applause and of horns in tile crowds are many men bearin red roosters on ats but the I 1 rd Is headless another device for amusing the rati fiers is a headed salt river pa c ket ars yrs no pass on mcconn t of eli t ash free trade from washington up salt river tile steamer lord sackville Sack villo west will leave washington march ath not to return signed 0 clove captain A 0 thurman mate 11 1 cou of th a campaign pass wars than ames of such landings as jewette Je burt and bynum agh thoua ban of these tion are circulating in the city it Is thought cid zen will voluntarily unde asks a great ratification tonight to night if it does not rain probably no city in the union ever witnessed such extraordinary and ou enthusiasm cha good natured disorder has prevailed here this afternoon and tonight certainly the citizens of indianapolis di never before saw such a sight the demonstrations that occurred 0 I 1 following the ner a of general nomona tion sink into insignificance compared with the of today to day and tonight to night throughout the day whenever t he rain ceased falling the distant boom of cannon echoed the enthusiasm of ten thousand celebrating republic scans about 4 tile rain which bad bee u ring steadily for five hours caaso and in an incredibly r t time tile streets were again sw arming with yelling hooting and horn blowing sands marching back and forth u ter ly regardless of the mad an dwater pennsylvania avenue in front of the postoffice post office and around the N denison hotel in front of the big store windows and around the build ing in which is located the republic can headquarters it was so crowded that the muddy street was the pedestrians only pathway on both sides of the avenue its far down as wash ington street the howling screeching crowd had full possession sion while the same condition 0 affairs prevailed on washington street for four squares and also along 11 street for two squares in of the bates house all trains arriving in the city since early morning brought hundreds of country people who were swallowed up by the crowd and soon became implied with the same spirit of enthusiasm which seemed to attack anda every ui even nan it ar carnival day probably the iii at unique feature about the crowds was the b t a were marked with r 7 a n d white chalk on the back of hundreds were the figures the number of votes general harrison received at achl cago others had new york claimed clai ked on their backs while every hat bore some latter or AZare inthe new derision and along the street corners were half a doben profesa lonal doing a land tin siness dudish young man awauld submit to have their garments artistically markelwith mark edwith all of humorous characters tito t ivice that afforded the throngs the i wt amusement was a miniature calvo four feet long carried Ali the streets men within the canoe bat a small chubby figure bearing a striking to semblance to the late caud date hold ing the ou o u 11 acardi attach d oil a trip up the mythical SAU river kinle a hundred men and blvd follone 1 I 1 I nging good I 1 1 oh grover d bye the cale stion was of the most humorous and im prompts character and certainly was not designed as a mark of disrespect to president cleveland as many south om read ors of this account might otherwise suppose the associated press correspondent stood several hours on the street witness b demonstration but did not clr I 1 a litle n of personal pors onal blare 1 I 1 I 1 1 4 toward president cleveland thou gh the d a vices described wore burg at I 1 ve 0 f ascertain of peo 1 bety toward the chief a of our nation this feeling avill kvill im mole pronounced with chri readers than with the spectators the humor of the crowds and the ati n j c t fie very a x 1 1 abalon I 1 that cannot fully c As evening came on t oppre fac t rles and stores added their hundreds to the hos ling screeching rabble between 7 and 8 tile excitement bad nearly reached tile frenzy point with a gmt many who rare over indulgent and not a few quarrels occurred A few viero illuminated with chinese lanterns and tile noise of can noll anvil fire crackers a nd tin horns aich continued is i after 9 could be heard as far out as general harrisons residence the general and his family those di I 1 stant echoes are unconscious of the stirring scenes in the c t ex for a short walk yeste zay and cef its morn ing general harrison has t eft his residence since election ast dst before dark a train load of an thusia men caine in from danville tile were mostly member 8 of tile fl t neola league organized in the state ame with flags flyings men pushing singing and about ing drums tin brass bands and cannon all uniting to make an indescribable sound when residence was reached and as the crowds came into tile yard tile general ventured to out the south bay window ile was seen immediately and the crowd broke forthe window by this time the spokesman odthe delegation lion john J ivull had been ushe into the library ile said allther wanted was to render their cong ratu lations and that no speech would be asked and the general accompanied him to the front steps for a time each member of the club made a supreme convoy congratulations I 1 but finally giet was restored and fr I 1 I 1 all doa iveron s congratulatory addler s say ing I 1 the people after four yea m ot search have found the keystone whose loss lias threatened the destruction st of the whole government and now the arch Is perfect and the people are red generel hard bands with a few who in slated then bade ti lam a pleasant good night and retired THOSE WHO REFUL commentz Com menti orrs pers and persons who shed democratic success NEW YORK nor S under the heading tariff reform deferred the free trade says harrion a d morton have been elected president debt and tice president of the unite t states the majority for the republican candidates in the elect rat college will he one vote to shan that cast in for cleveland and hendricks harrison his carried now york indiana california gan and colorado lorado all of which have been regarded as debatable stated the majority in this state for arrison walt not be far from in indiana it will be va small but in minnesota iowa ar michigan where the fri terese m a in the question was relied upon tu efrost considerable change in tile vote the republicans developed their full strength and ob talked pluralities for the national ticket much larger that those cast for blaine in 1884 connecticut gives a small majority for cleveland and shows marked democratic g aina in manufacturing towns where the question of tariff taxation was constantly and thoroughly discussed daring the long campaign now jersey a state WORLD OX THE NEXT clorse in manufacturing not on ly more ban doaby its democratic majority of 1884 but chooses a legislature thai will return a democratic united states senator to succeed congressional elections were hotly contested and the outcome of the battles in many dis tracts is surprising by the latest re to it that the fifty ali st rugless wil appears the controlled by democrats by an extremely small majority I 1 which may be wiped out altogether by corrected returns from virginia ar g or in it 0 f which states there are ds buted results NEW boax nov 8 the world puts california and indiana in the republican column and gives harrison votes in the electoral college in re rd congressional sit nation marlda extra says Is congress as well as the presidency lost As tile belstad returns from congressional districts come in the complexion of the next house grows more and more doubtful this is the most important and interesting of the questions of the yet undecided i d it is a posca 13 abil ty that the republicans may have control of the congress the democratic majority of 1884 is dwindling away several estimates made by democrats in this bring the margin docu ta two votes the licaus that full returns will give them the house this is tin probable but it distinct possibility there have been some our lie publican gains democratic st bouts louts elected three republican congressmen the republicans make bently well based claims to gain al I 1 icelean ich lean but the democrats have gained in virginia now yorks dele ration Is unchanged as to parties rho fact of the situation Is there are enough yet uncertain to turn the house majority either way THE democratic UP NEW boric nov 8 the cam ign Is sit last ended in this city and huings are fa settling down to their normal condition the various campaign committees have closed up their head quarters with the exception of the republican and democratic national executive committees and they will probably be abandoned today to day the national committee now for the drat time the election of harrison they mak ethla mant when the nation at dem cratic committee clammed the state d now york tuesday evening by to majority the figures of the returns then received fully justified the estimate reports from new york cit and from large in of the state aboe I 1 democratic gains and the first reports from brooklyn were to the effect that the majority thera was the telegraph wires were very muc h crowded and the t tons list of the committees west was cons ider s ably delayed there is evidently some misapprehension in some parts of the west as to the dispatch sen the particular dispatch referred to WAS the received in the west from the ia committee claiming now york to majority when t a dispatch h axa rive 1 out there it was wholly at varl aith W the returns from this ficat a the democratic committee say it was not intended to deceive anyone and I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 abat at the hour it s t ten the bulletins 1 so ina now york papers vera riving tile state to Claie fand by GOT BILLS REGRETS bit via jarred ly democratic nutter fit the ution arnary Arn Axy nor 8 gov hill was serenaded tonight to night at the executive in his address thousand persons who thronged thron ged tile lawn and terraces occurred th a as it ra n cm our success in the gu at 0 contest Is marred howoy e r by the shadow of national dis sater I 1 common with every democrat I 1 defeat of President in the and in the na thorr lie deserved better at the hands of the people of this country honest bra ve and courageous ha gallantly led his party in the contest for reform and all firmat or defeat owing to false clamor unjust prejudices un fair and the gi antic and combined efforts of all the lists of tile coun try d d his duty as lie it regardless of per cal considerations and he IV a been sustained by the taxpayers consumers and mama of tile pomplo whose true interests he do sired to and whose rights he unselfishly endeavored to maintain ais not now necessary or profitable to laquire whether the easue which he boldly made might not idore wisely have been earlier presented or post P boned to a later period it Is sufficient t 0 aa y thit as the trusted leader of the D democratic emo cratic party after a full and care I 1 ul c on of the whole truest in beresis of the country required that tile issue should be made at this crisis and with that patri otic and d eli berate conclusion when once reached there should been prompt acquiescence for the of te birthday naw YORK nov 8 the sub com on plans for the celebration of the centennial of gur atlon in this city on april 30 1889 recommended at a meeting today to day that services of praise and thanksgiving be held in the different churches as they atte years before commends hirial services at st pauls chuoc which washington attended and literary exercises on the steps of the sub tress where federal hall stood he n washington was inaugurated other governments will be asked to take part in a naval display the fol dowil g p ro gramme hai been arrada As the president of the united states Is expected to arrive from washington following the precedent of general arrival he will be met by a deputation at and taken thence b a ef ament boat to the foor of 17 IL it gov tr a t passing an route the united states and fortl gri war ships at wall street he will be welcomed by the mayor and other distinguished officers FRE 1 I have written something which rill belt me for reelection re election nor 8 tho following are extracts from a dispatch to the daily beirs by its washington corres pendent been in new york the past month when president cleveland bad premixed the first draft of the message he sent to congress last december he sent for the secretary of the treasury to submit that document for his criticism and tracked fairchild L have writ an something here that will beat me forre election but Iti 11 the of that prophecy was read 1 this mornings papers and that the rhad brought it about bascon C eded bythe managers laign this morning cleveland lost votes in the centers of new york and gained none among the farmers majority he received in brooklyn was largely due t 0 friends of archie bliss one the from that city who voted against the mills bill abd was defeated for jessomina lion by federal officers for at reason congratulations NOV S harrison began to receive congratulatory telegrams from new york and the east as early as 9 of election night when the fret returns indicated his probable else tion from that moment to the present writing telegrams and letters of congratulations have poured in u n him from every city in the the table in his library is piled with hundreds of these telegrams there being fully go long althere was a of doubt resting u n t he result of the election gen irr riso n was not disposed to permit the publication of any congratulatory communications the labor of as orting the telegrams was began this amon the congratulations were those from chairmen quay and hasten james 0 blaine john sher manex governor alger chauncey M depew congressman mcgunley Mc lUnley M at job M thurston sen ater frye T 0 platt senators spooner hawley dawes stockbridge paddock manderson I 1 aid rich sabin congress men Bur burrouss branch bracet routs if orata and many others mrs belva lockwood offered the congratulation a of the candidate of the nal rights party senator stan stant t fornof california telegraphed 1 I con grapul ato you because you are the rep of the better american sentiment of the country and in you it will find expression and support I 1 la e r s greatly gra tided be can I 1 pacific coast gives you I 1 a all three of the states 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