Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - January 15, 1889, Trenton, New Jersey in I I I I I I J ST By xt Cinti a Week YOU VII NO 19 16 THE SHOULD i i i TO M II BUYING JANUARY 15 1889 TWO HARRISON IS PRESIDENT Cast Formal Vote the 283 168 ami Ii iitu In the Col- lively Time In New and Where the Act Will Be Played The electoral colleges of tha various states and cast their bal lote the ts of which are summarized in the follow ing table DEMOCRATIC STATES wus n m to carry the returns ot tin v tu to Jau 1 1 he presidential electors of met in the governor's office cast tl e r for Harrison L U r niton of Astoria was chosen moo HARRISON MAY TALK NOW But Will Is the ing Question My REPI RU AN STATES i Colora lu u India Io K Michi an ta Nebraska a New Hampshire New Ohio Oregon Rhode Island Wisconsin 8 Alabama a 15 Delaware 18 Fl rida Georgia b Kentucky 14 ma 18 land 5 Missouri Vorth Carolina uth Carolina Texas Virginia West la 11 for Cleveland and 109 For Harrison and Jan the senate Jlr Hoar introduced a concurrent resolution for the counting of the votes for pres deut and vice president which was referred to the committee on privileges and It provides that thu two houses of assemble in the hall of the house of re- on Wednesday Feb 18 next at 1 o clock 111 the afternoon that the dent of the senate shall be the presiding officer that two persons be appointed tollers on tho part of the senate and two on the part of the house to make a list of the votes and to rep it thu result to the dent of the senate who is to announce the of the vote aud the persons that thit shall be deem 1 a declaration Of the elected resident and vice president if the United States and shall be entered on the journals of the two houses AI BANT Jan electoral college met in tho an I H Seward as president of the college Mr Seward headed the Republican ticket but polled the smallest number o votes The ceremony of preparing and depositing ballots occupied an h ur before the city was notified thirty-six votes oast for Harrison and Morton by the boom ing of the old cannon Thurlow which also fired the when William Hemy was elected president The electors then designated S T han the eli ctor at laige who received the second lowest number of votes to cariy the returns to Washington INDIANAPOLIS Jan 15 electoral col lege of Indiana met in the ball of the new house of repi The and gal lenes were packed with spectators After the ballot the that Harrison and Morton received the fifteen votes of Indiana was received with hearty applause It was decided by lot that William L field of the Twelfth district would bear the official vote to Washington The electors visited Qua Harrison in the afternoon MADISON Jan 15 electoral college met at the executive office and cast eleven ballots for Harrison and Morton John ney of was chosen if ROCK Jan 15 seven electors of this state met in tho nor s cast votes for and Thurman and elected John M Hai roll of Hot as messenger JACKSON Jan 15 presidential ors met and cast tiie vote of Mississippi for Thin man W A Henry of The Hural 1 was named as messenger to eai i y the ote to Jan electoral college of M s 01111 met m tlie office of the secretary cf an 1 cho e John T lams of Mil n its charman The list was thin called an 1 the votes of the col- lege weie iast for Grover Cleveland and Allen U Thurman Joseph L of county was elected messenger DBS MOINES Jan 15 the electoral at the capitol a number of 1 were present as among them the state officers Father t F s n and Chairman Beardsley votes formally cist for un I M 01 ton After a recess the matt i f a messenger pi a nil time Almost every waned the himself and twenty one ballots were taken before ex M Stone received a majority of tbe cast TOPEKA Jin members of the nl e met and v for rison Moi ton Jan 15 Bay state's fourteen elw ial 01 I Morton i I il the I ng of electors ea h ui j i n read ho anm an 1 said 4 cost nij vote fri the United for Harrison of Indiana at tne MI e tine depositing In a 111 lot box held out to him r a typewritten ballot By the for f Morton Tor vice president W Hill was selected to vote to Washington Jan electors com- prising the Ohio electoral college met here at tbe governor's office and Ohio's twenty three rotes for Harrison and Morton Hun Toland of the Eighth district wai elected to carry the official to Washington and Hon J P act as messenger and present the returns to the district United States judge The ors a 1 left for Indianapolis to call on the CON un Jaa 15 electoral college met at the house and their votos for tiro Republican ticket A Robinson of w chos n messenger Jan Electoral of Main met here and cast vote of state for H and Samuel W was c Jan electoral legis here and cast thirty votes for Hnd Morton Mr Newmyer of Fayette appointed messenger to convey the i L turns to Washington Jan 15 Electoral college of t cut mot at the capital at noon ThiHon A E Burr was and P J was appointed of the college were cart for Grover d for president and Allen 0 Thurman for vice president Charles L of Middletown m to Washington AUSTIN Jan Democratic collego met here with H and quietly cast the vote H D Of Bell county irai Jan The electoral col lege if Kentucky met hi the court room ol the court of appeals in thin city and tli ir thirteen votes for Grover Cleveland for aud Alleu O for vice pi esi lent Jan The presidential i of Colorado cast their for Harrison an 1 M ton Jan The presidential e ot t lorida their votes for 1 and 1 Jan 15 electoral college m t here and cast the vote cf the state tor Harrison and Morton M 16 electoral college com tued at noon yesterday and Wisconsin i n votes wer for Benjamin Harri son aud Levi F Morton declined to go to Washington as messenger Jan 15 The electoral col lege ni t at Bi and elected D Russell as chairman vote of thj state was rant in for Harrison and Mor ton Christopher Rhodes was chosen mes s Jan 15 The electoral col lege of Maryland met here and cast ite eight for Cleveland and Thurman for lei t mid vice president of the United An Jan 15 twelve electors last ballots for Cleveland for president ai d 1 hurman for vice president Col B Hi bertti of Sparta was selected as the messenger ru Jan 15 The electoral col kei t r the state of Kentucky met in the cap t 1 building the entire number being present thirteen votes were counted loi C eveland and Thurman and John R Collier was elected messenger Jan 15 C F Johnson Hubert Hill and W 1 Records met here their votes for Cleveland and Thurman anil pointed Samuel Bacon of BATON ROUGE Jan 15 Louisiana el ct 01 al college met in the governor's par lors The electors cast their ballots for an A E ol La will carry the vote to Wash mg on Jan 15 The presidential t i uirs met in the office with illicit S Marks as chairman casting tho state s votes for Cleveland and Thurman ba loti ig tor messenger began On the third ballot Dr H M Hearn M o ot C aunon county was COLUMBIA Jan 15 state electoral college assembled here and cast its votes toi C eveland and Thurman J J Lucas of Dai lington was chosen messenger CHAKI Jau The Democratic pi esi electors met cast est Virginia's six electoral votes for Cleveland and Ihur aud appointed L L Newman gi r to bear the vote to RICHMOND Jpn The electoral col- lege ot Virginia mat and cast the vote of the state foi Cleveland ter of Lynchburg was appointed Jaa electoral col- lege ot V ermont met here and rant the vote of the state lor Harrison and Morton H C Wilson was chosen messenger MONTGOMERY Jan presidential electors met at the state house hare and forma ly cast the ten of tbe state for Cleveland and Thurman for and vice Ed Meredith of Greene was elected Mitchell Blatant as Ever NEW YORK Jan 15 and had a conference with Ricl aid TT Fox The result of the conference was not made Kilrain received a dispatch from Boston ing that his mother was dying He left for Baltimore with the intention of talcing hia wire to his mother's bedside No effort was ma le to appoint a referee or to deposit the final in his with John L van Mitchell is loud in his denunciation ot his treatment by the press He absolutely to meet Dempsey in the ring with the big fellows at New Orleans and alludes to m the Hirst contemptuous Mitchell w ill sail for Eng and in the ou Wedn silay neit He will return in week ti ne to train Mitchell U positive that will never meet lain in the img Smallpox Scare at SYRACUSE N Y Jan Dean a convict died at the penitentiary from smallpox and his death practically mai us the end of the plague In city are still patients at the pest house but tney are in a convalescent state and will ably be in a condition to discharge by the end of the weak At the penitential y there is not now a even of smallpox but the quarantine placed on the institution a couple of weeks ago will as a precautionary be maintained for a fortnight longer There wu nearly 100 at the prison whose ha expired but none of will be 1 berated until after the raising of quarantine A Father's Pa Jan William a farmer near 0 shot Dick a wall rural politician of bouth Beaver A or more ago Perrott betrayed and it uae trouble 1 Brer that did not right the wrong Meeting Perrott with a rule he fired at him wound is not Grant NKW 15 w Renwick Professor Ware George B Post 8 Wolff lid James E Ware have boon selected by executive of the Mo as a of U to award prizes for the five boot for a ment submitted to the of a Teacher i ti Ills Jaa a respectable young lady in a public school here committed suicide by drowning In Black river Her body found She was the daughter of R Walker a uier writer to HE STILL HAS MANY CALLERS Rival New York Meet at nil Home He Sew Hovey Inaugurated A Humor That Will Depew Jan 15 A P and Private Ira J Chase were duly ated govern u and lieutenant respectively Fi esi Harrison was Interested spectator at the inaugural ceremonies with Mrs attended the ball The latter was a brilliant cial event and nut enjoyed by sands of society people from thia other It Is believed here that the various electoral collegia having met and formally elected n Harrison president he will now be more free r to act and speak ai V O AS a A P iong lawyer and consli of legal forms he not regarded hi n self as president until chosen by done it is thought he will vety soon the country to know his cabinet Meanwhile he is not i He Mr John F Plummer of New York just been here on the invitation of the dont elect and Mr Arthur B Bateman of New York accidentally dropped in at the same time Both of these gentlemen are well known m New York as not gether unfriendly to W arner Sillier M saj s he didn't tome for anything find Bateman says he to help They had a pleasant with Gen Harrison in which they gave free sion of their preference for Mr Miller An- other party of New Yorkers came in the in- terest of Mr Platt This delegation con- of Senator J A of Albany W J of New York and Gillam the ist on Judge 1 Bey had an interview with Harrison and talked up their man in regulation style Ex Congressman John S ise insisted np to the moment of his ing here that hii visit was purely accidental but it is known that he uttered some premeditated remarks concerning the appointment ot Mahone to a cabinet position Col Walter Evans of Kentucky formerly commissioner of inter- nal revenue has been invited h re by Gen Harrison presumably to confer m regard to Kentucky patronage Among other visitors were B D of Republican City J W Dolan of and G L Taw of Lincoln Neb They are the foi runners of a delegation from that state VI j Dakota Bud rado to Harrison to select a ern man for the interior department He n ill be asked to choose one who has liberal views regarding homestead settlers That poor back 13 held responsible for more than its share of the sufferings of mankind If your dog bites a who kicks it do you blame the dog On same principle the kidneys utter their protest resulting constipation These force them system of the poisons which are the blood Then the sufferer says the eased Not but they will blood punned and the constipation af kidney troubles and Fame s Celery against nervousness impure blood and to do extraordinary work in the result of effete matter in the back the are dis- be unless the nerves are strengthened removed These are the causes Compound removes them quickly With Its tonic and it strengthens the weak kidneys making it infallible in Curing all diseases of the nerves and neys If your hopes of cure have not been realized Uy Celery Com pound it gives health to all who complain of poor backs fl 00 Soi n BY DRUGGISTS HJR CO BURLINGTON VERMONT NEW YORK LEGISLATURE Fraternal Greeting from n Many Introduced A THA NY Jan Governor Jones presented the following tion in the senate and on motion of Murphy it n as ordered to be printed m the records OP 8 I LONDON July 22 f have the honor to inform you that at t meeting of the Irish parliamentary held on June Mr Parnell presiding the following resolution unanimously passed and as taries df that party we beg to request tl at you will be good enough to the sanie to the legislature of the state of y rk We have the honor to be sir your obedi nt s 0 C M P AV M P HENRY To the President of the Senate of the bl of New York The resolution is as follows That we desire to convey to thp 1 the state of New York the i i of our appreciation of and indebtedness for Ji u public iud of the of th In h people by the i our repi t ula live Sir Thomas and that so t as the people of Ireland are deprived of those rights of self eminent which thu of tlu em pire state enjoy so long shall we rely upon the good will of the legislature of Yoi k in our struggle to regain them number were introduced in eluding one to compel the of ages adulterated or imitation where such IB the fact appropriating 000 for at Jamaica Queens county towns and villages to with water works companies In opening the of the assembly with prayer Farrar prayed that the members be guided from above and that the influences of lobbyists m t not prevail Messrs Saiton Curtis eller Mead Martin Longley and Creamer were appointed as the house com- on memorial services for Gen dan A large of bills of lonal interest were introduced otn Gould's Funeral Hiw TOKK Jan 15 funeral o Gould takes place to-morrow at B SO from the house 679 Fifth avenue J R Parton of the West Presbyterian church will officiate assisted by Rev Dr Tei i v of the Dutch Reformed church Tin v v will be very simple aud those of the Episcopal church A few ii wdl be s ing by tho let of Dr PaTton's church There will Jbe no eulogy p-U Di Ten committal service The Intel at will place later at the convenience of the family OF An ordinance to lay out open exten of Tyler from to Chestnut avenae The Inhabitants of the city of Trenton do Section 1 That a street wide to be called Tyler street be Uid got and opened bet wen Hudson street avenue beginning of at hue fifty fa t In length between a point distant four hundred feet soul herly from the southerly side of avenue and a point four and fifty feet south erly from avenue and extending thence eastward ly in the moet direct course between parallel lines the same width fifty from street to Chestnut avenue bee 2 That the lands required for Tyler street are hereby Uken for that Passed Common Council v 4th 1889 F C Attest President pro tem C City Clerk Approved 10th It 89 FRANK A Mayor fee j 1 11 1 he Real 1 Safe Deposit Trust AND PHILADELPHIA AND READING in Jan electoral here Hoa A M Glover Cleveland for revived eleven votos and wai declared got tba college 8 J Allen 0 Tbu Mo Hoa D R duly of state of M The uor tl jt hut arrived at wn Cilj 09 a The with was or show the In taw P for the Hancock t In bint not since baon WHAT DOES MR DEPEW A Political Rumor from Baltimore of Great Importance to Him Jan is some quiet talk going on between a select few to the effect that Mr Samuel Spencer ex president of the Baltimore and Ohio road will in a fow months bo in a position in way equal to the one he vacated last month m short that he is to be president of the New York Central Railroad company This will come about through the ment by President-elect Harrison of Mr Chauncey M Depew to a cabinet or to some important abroad which would make the position of president of the New York Central vacant Mr Spencer has the of all the big banking con corns which helped the Baltimore and Ohio out of its recent financial difficulties and it is that the have a very high opinion of Spancer The relations between Depew and Spencer aie of the wai uest character and when the quit the service of Baltimore and Ohio Mr Depew the opinion that Mr Spencer was one of the men ot the age His I Ife Hangi on Her word Ala Jon Pratt Mines near here Saturday an unknown negro outraged Mrs in a lonely Spot near the minee and killed her little boy who was with her Since then the white population of thu region baa boon in a state of great excitement and parties have boon searching for the u Many negroes arrested on suspicion hare boon taken be- fore Mrs but yesterday Has answered in every not the man Yesterday when one wai bl ought in she cried out in honor Take him away he ts the man On partially recovering her calmness however she some un- certainty and at her the lynching was postponed when she loon at the man and if she fully Identifies as the guilty one hia fate la Mean the and the con- BOSTON Jan Republicans and the of the state legislature held to nominate a United States senator The Republicans renominated Senator Hoar unanimously by acclamation The Democrats took two ballots the second resulting m Oen Collins nomination which was made New Bank or Bethlehem WASHINGTON comptroller ot the currency the Flint Bank of Bethlehem Pa to commence with a capital of CONDENSED NEWS Cotterill the prudent of the Sugar company has gain Hpw York and it is rumored he gone to Canada Mrs Friend Howard are at Windsor William opened the landtag with and made a ia which is likely to continue in Europe throughout tbe yoar Twenty raven have ai in Vienna is sending colonial to of a Tear's Shown President Annual Report 15 of the Philadelphia Roading railroad held their annual meeting and President Corbin read his annual report The following IB abatement of the done Gross earnings of the road for 1888 336 being a decrease of expenses 99495 an Increase of of working expenses to gross earnings net 83801 profit an increase of Coal and Iron company SB lings working expenses net earnings making a net profit of 31 The number of wai tons of coal 10 number tons of merchandise and tohal tonnage of the company including weight of passengers and company's material 870 Closing hia report President Corbin Vice President McLeod and all the heads of departments faithful and able work by them and through which the stockholders were greatly indebted for the good results of the Thu total available of thn joint com- on Nov 80 1888 was against which amount tha current of the joint companies were Adde from the bonifa and stocks on band valued at 734 744 19 there IB also for the future of the company of general mortgage 4 per cent let aside under the plan of as a reserve for additional betterments equipments property and working capital Unanimous Naw YOUK Jan 15 recent trouble In the medical depai luient of the University of New York which arose through tha faculty to promote Professor to the of anatomy which was ban como to a head Eighty-six students re- slgued in a body from the University college The college only contained ninety one medical students and the other five are away from collage at present This will loss to the of about 100 matriculations each ynar and of 800 The students have not yet decided where they will go Illinois Inaugural Ills Jan 15 Fifer was formally inaugurated govern jr of Illinois yesterday noon fhe were and were witnessed by all the members of the state legislature and throngs of spectators The were held m the of the house of which had been gaily decorated for the occasion The oath of office was tered to the new officers by Chief Justice Craig Anse I tent Move W report reaches here stating that Anse and on Satui day last swore out peace for Dan two ther detectives who were out that section and had them arrested aud lodged in jail at I ogan C H where they nnw no t here being willing to go on their bond Gun ham and his pal ty went to Logan count f for the purpose of capturing the Hatfield gang The of the Fleet Jan er Alice C Jordan has 01 rived here fiom bay bringing frozen rings She is the list of tno Newfoundland frozen herring fleet to arrive 1 je weather at Newfoundland this winter was very line and up to the time of sailing for home L e had boon no frost Investment Company PITA I PAIn UP Hatters of Seal bate keeping of Renting of bafes in Its Receiving or of Money at Interest of Interest or Guaranteeing the Fidelity Ol Holding Positions of Respond Manner of Trusts Management and Settlement of AUtes as Receiver Trustee Agent or Attorney Acting as Surety in all the Courts ol Good is Owing to the of the weather our stoeV of we will m A CUT IN In order to close ont onr fine lot of GLOVES TURBANS i in i i A-r 15 State Street Trenton N J 11 OF THK L W A I O Jo FULLY BY AN twice in this JOHN E H Vice Trust Officer ASA P Secretary WILLIAM G Nos 26 and 28 w State Stroot 5 J Open for General from t A M to 4 1 M for Deposits of Honey Payment of Checks trom 10 A H H I'M horn to 8 WONDERFUL ADIRONDACK FORESTS That Damage to Them Be Undone 15 The state forest minion in their annual report declare of what ii left of the forest dependu upon the stop of railway In region say that railroad an not needed for commercial and that the forest la to u a i t for invalids as a vator of water and at a of to nothing of value u of recreation the state if amply in prohibiting further ment of it by The the polu y of the pant In disposing of or practically no consideration They ad- vige an annual appropriation for baying back some of the most important thus They urge that the bounty for the culture of be extended to cover foi ust trooa Bold bnt N T Jan 15 C N Cnnnhlg- gent in thit city of the Mutual Life company a foi Kad or New York draft to the Farmers and 18 Care for the Children Children feel the debility of the changing seasons even more than adults and they come cross peevish and uncontrollable The blood should and the system Invigorated by the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring my two were Soon they broke all out with run sores so dreadful I thought I should lose them Hood s Sarsaparilla cured them com- and they have been healthy ever aince I do feel that Hood's Sarsaparilla saved my children to me 0 L THOMPSON west Warren Mass Purify Hood's It bT three peculiarities 1st the comMnotion 01 remedial agents 3d the of scouring active medic to 0 qualities strength effecting cores hitherto unknown Send for book containing additional Hood's Sarsaparilli tones up my system purifies my blood sharpens my appetite and seems to mike me over J P of Deeds Lowell Mass Hood's all others 11 is worth Its I 130 Bant Street New Hood's Sold by druggists six for Man o ly by 0.1 HOOD St CO Lowell Maw Doses One Dollar THIS SUCCESS gives special to oar claims to superiority THE FACT 18 this school has a wide and experience in this special line of educational work has brains energy and kill in conscientious service and ders it to every student THE SUCCESS OF DUB GRADUATES in the leading Banking Mercantile and Institutions of this and other cities demonstrates the superior worth of om DEPARTMENTS Commercial Academic and Short Hind THOROUGH INSTRUCTION GUARANTEED IN EACH Enroll your name immediately School Term Begins Monday September 3 For Catalogue College Journal Specimens of J Box 627 Trenton N J ROOMS 10 and 12 8 ST I he I or Honest Remember oar Great Bargain Sale of Clothing has brought thousands of ens to oar store and all go away well Ton never saw first-class CLOTHING FOB MEN'S BOYS AND CHILDREN'S sold so low We are going tomers in this Great Bargain Sale STORM OVERCOATS worth for 913 STORM COATS worth and for and worth f 13 and for OUR G BE A F LEADER the Overcoat ber we must sell worth of Clothing by January 15th and yon can reap the benefit of this Great Sale a gain to yon a loss to ns bnt it must be done Oar Great Bargain m Panto from np to OUR GREAT DRESS SUITS ONLY See oar big advertisement in Monday's and Friday's TIMKS Come and thi Great we have for yon at tbe AMERICAN CLOTHING Co j State Street i door I last of Warren IT MADE TO The New Singer Automatic Mi gle Tbe New Singer vibrator The New Singer LO ON EAST THE Singer Manufac Co No 107 K STAIE H I GENUINE BARGAINS 1889 We have just opened the largest and finest stock of the latest designs In FOB 1880 VON Select Goods from a Stock go to Tl I DOUBLE I I O m 125 Greene Street Almost everything sold ont before the New Tear and now we have New Goods ing daily HAMBURG EDGINGS TORCHON COTiON ONY WOOL WOOL the boat AND HOSIERY GLOVES AND wll at your owu price Any old stock we have on hand has increased her ai my by to men Surah Bernhardt has broken her to play in R Admiral Kimherly hu the stumer Trenton to Stan S American interests there It ip edited tiie Mohican and will ioon be ordered to The line of of every de of in the oily al r Mechanics bank ift Saturday for it was paid without hesitation Not having sufficient currency on hand a cei fled check was given Cunningham took the check to the Canal bank and changed it for a draft on New York betook and had it leaving town ward Kai uiers and Mechanics hunk ed that the draft was wortoN and put on the cane Cunningham WM ai evening in Hoboken with nearly all money on his A SUM an BOSTON Jan 15 The of 8 R a John J of the Boston came before the lull bench of the judicial court on the exceptions The decision Thla an against the defendant to foir an a of tJw plaintiff from bis pi lestly In 1883 while acting at gt church for the of the plaintiff a bor of 111 hi Made in Fine Cambric and Muslin most selected for this to which we Invite Special attention We offe onr new at pricu which ran not be anywhere DO matter where yon go We are too long In thie branch of well afford to give better goodi for the tame money u goods art sold Fia ine and be convinced We alra hare a of fine and UNDER Which we to be of a a sold ii warranted made to A CO Annual clearing ont to Monday 7th The balance of our Cloak stock t of cot in order make room for large of domestic goods And 10 I id fonner price price 12 4 Blankets 50 former Table and AT M Bleached 6 7 6 and Yard-wide Unbleached 6 6 7 and So a yard 10 4 Sheeting Muslin 18 20 and SSc Table Linens 18 20 and foruier price Tuble Li ens 30 price Table Linens 50 and OOc price 61 and Tc 50 doion Linen And will of our Winter Stock Arr IN in the and Entirely new at which an to buyers H good la Bti One more of than good 40 inch U 25 Bi Cloth at 60 Dim hi plaids GOo 49 and Bargains In GloT WARM AT A To Ont of tbe Winter Stock to our flying Opening Ton can got a H- or Bonnet now for little Honey We are for Oil 0 i RICK SON
