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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1892
Page
5
The Escorial palace near Madrid is described as the eighth wonder of the world. Begun by Philip II in 1563 and finished in 1584, it cost over £3,000,000 and sits on a mountaintop dominating nearly nine acres. The monastery’s gridiron layout honors Saint Lawrence, martyrdom linked to St. Quentin’s 1557 battle.
Ex President Cleveland leaves home with a small entourage and waits behind twenty five voters. He casts his ballot in district 876 Sixth Avenue in six minutes. Whitelaw Reid, Tracy, and Governor Flower vote in Manhattan and Brooklyn with little fanfare. Stevenson and Fifer vote as they arrive, while Allison consults with the President before sailing for an international conference.
Philadelphia dispatch reports chairman Reeder of the Republican State Central Committee refused to concede Harrison's defeat at 10 last night. Headquarters showed little enthusiasm as supporters faced defeat, with Reeder and a colored janitor among the few who remained calm.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch reports Mayor Grant voted at about 2 30 pm after waiting in line with around 50 voters. He cast ticket 293 in the Twenty third Assembly district with few votes following. weather drew many voters and no major conflicts occurred with deputy marshals and policemen present.
In one Buffalo ward election day saw 20 marshals 10 deputy sheriffs and 10 policemen with about 30 arrests mostly in that ward. A stabbing occurred in the Thirteenth ward and a marshal Henry Kilcourse died at the polls from heart strain. Voters faced heavy turnout and long ballots folded slowly while Lt Governor Sheehan hurried to catch a train to New York.
In the Seventh ward polling place a clash erupted between city police and U S Marshals. Several marshals were arrested and bailed, then warrants were issued for police. Chief of Police drew a revolver, and Senator Edward B. Osborn faced a warrant. The case heads to the U S grand jury.
A sensational Macon election feature describes several hundred African Americans urged to the U.S. District Attorney Marion Erwin for voting facilities. They were asked to sign affidavits and record their ballots at the federal building amid claims Democrats blocked polls and intimidated voters. The Democrats challenge the legality of the action.
The New Orleans Picayune reports on electric search lights for naval use enabling long distance signaling and reconnaissance. A demonstration from Mount Washington to Portland showed a 85 mile signaling range using Morse code with a light beam projected through the sky.
The account praises Angelica Catalini as perhaps the greatest soprano, born in 1779 and famous before age 12. It notes a Venice debut in 1795, European stardom, and operas written for her. earnings exceeded 80 000 dollars in 1807. She retired to Florence in 1828, funded charities totaling about 500 000, and died in 1649 in Paris.
M Balland reports to the Academy of Sciences on aluminum corrosion noting it resists water wine beer coffee milk oil and saliva better than iron copper lead zinc or tin. Vinegar and salt attack it but not enough to deter use in utensils. Also mentions top stamp collectors Phillippe Ferrari and the Czar with education valued at $600 000.
In PouGHEEEPSIE New York Senator FE B Osborn cast a vote today. The election was challenged and he swore in. He was soon arrested for illegal voting and brought before United States Commissioner Hunter where he waived examination.
In New Castle Pennsylvania by midnight all precincts except one in Lawrence County report Democrats sweeping with large margins. Republicans lead in the district with a 2300 majority in Lawrence, Phillips ahead of Gillespie by 2000 for Congress, Bruit over Cooper by 1900 for State Senate, and Greer over Martin by 900 for judge. Griggsby and Martin elected to Assembly though margins unclear on final count.
A vast medieval complex rises as a monumental hemis full structure with a 460 foot wing and 740 by 580 foot footprint. It houses a king's palace cathedral monastery colleges libraries and halls plus 3,000 rooms and 14 gates. The great church mirrors St Peter's Rome with a 364 foot length and 40 chapels.
The article highlights achievements of blind students at an institution, detailing crafts and trades they learn such as mattress making, chair caning, piano tuning, knitting, sewing, lace making, and cooking. It notes notable graduates in Steinway warerooms, church organ, insurance, real estate, and other fields, emphasizing empowerment and social integration.
In Australia the only real predator is the dingo and it is nearly extinct. Owen argues the dingo was introduced by early inhabitants and does not count as an indigenous animal. Many remote Pacific islands lack beasts of prey and New Zealand may share that classification.
Men can buy corsets in London from 12s to £5, priced by means and inclination. Made of the same material as women's corsets with whale bone replacing steel, they resemble a ten inch belt curved over the hip. Back lacing and front tightening via elastic bands are features.
The latest results will be published in additional editions issued hourly to provide updates on the tally and candidates.
Erie reports a 1500 plurality for the Republican electoral ticket. J C Sibley appears strong against Dr Flood for Congress. Gen D B McCreary likely reelected state senator. Henry Butterfield may win in city assembly. J Ross Raymond and C M Wheeler likely elected county officers and assembly members. Frank J Love and Joseph Blenner implied as county officials.
Dauphin County results show Harrison leading by 2,600 in Harrison and McCarrell 2,600, Woomer 2,000, Hershey 1,700, Laudenslager 1,800, Kunkle 700. Venango County totals Harrison by 600, C. W. Stone for Congress and H. F. James and John L. Mattox for Assembly also up by similar margins. Stone expected 2,700 in Twenty seventh district.
Reno November 8 It is conceded by all parties that Weaver carries Nevada by 1500 Newlands Silver party is elected to Congress The result as to the Legislature is not certain but it is generally believed the Silver party have a majority which will insure the election of Stewart to the United States Senate
Altoona Pennsylvania reports Josiah Hicks Republican likely elected to Congress in the Twentieth district by about 2000 votes over Woodruff Democrat. The district is currently represented by Thomas Greevey Democrat. Edwin Cull Republican won by 54 votes but was unseated by the last House.
At midnight the tally shows Cleveland carried Summit County by a slim margin. The Democratic county ticket is elected with Akron reporting a 450 vote Democratic majority. Returns indicate broad Democratic gains across the county.
Northampton County results show a Democratic defeat with a 300 plurality for Cleveland. Heydrick Allen and Merrit each receive about 5,700, William Muthler gains a 3,600 plurality for Congress, while Woodring Droughal and Zeulick lead Democrats with 3,600 each for the House.
Jos A. Scranton, Republican, defeats Lemuel Amerman, Democrat, in the Eleventh district by a 500 vote majority in Scranton Pennsylvania.
In Reading, Pennsylvania, G J. Erdan, a Democrat, wins election to Congress in the Ninth district to succeed fellow Democrat D B. Brunner. Berks County swings Democratic as the results emphasize party gains in the region.
Returns from Assostows and surrounding areas indicate Republicans carry most county tickets. Johns and Reppert win Sheriff and District Attorney by clear margins, Carroll and Graham likely win the Assembly. National vote tight with Cleveland possibly gaining a small majority.
Waynesburg Pa November 9 Returns coming in slowly at 1 oclock it is impossible to give figures based on detailed returns Sipe for Congress will have 2500 majority in Greene county Democratic gains are reported in all precincts heard from The Democratic electors and the Democratic county ticket will have not less than 2000 majority Hon N M Hartley for Representative T B Dinsmore for County Surveyor and George Gannear for Poor Director are the winning candidates
In Schuylkill County November results Republicans lead with a 6000 plurality. Democratic gains seen as Koch loses to Cleveland for judge. Keefer reelected in the Twenty-ninth Senate district. Loch Kennedy and Cooper win Assembly seats. Coyle leads in the First district likely another Republican win.
Mercer County reports show the Republican ticket with a solid county majority. Fruit is elected State Senator by a large margin in Mercer with a 14 point plurality here. Two irregular tickets were rejected statewide. Ongoing results hint Democrats gaining in Youngstown and Morgan likely to win Congress against Eckert.
The Boston Globe notes America’s population grows by 7.00 persons daily boosting demand for clothing. The piece suggests the clothing trade benefits amid steady demographic gains.
The firm promotes the largest line yet shown in Pittsburg with English and American makes. New brass and iron designs opened this week. Prices stated as the lowest. Bedding available and custom work offered. Elegant Eiderdown Comforts in sizes including 6x6 and 6x7 satine coverings priced at 5.00 and 6.50 respectively.
A local dealer promotes exclusive novelties made under their own direction in multiple materials and styles. Customers are offered select designs and unusually low prices, with full control over production for the listed cities.
About 50 jackets released under a 28 inch model, priced below fur value. Listings include at 18 dollars black blue and green vicuna cloth double breasted with astrakhan cuffs, at 20 dollars brown vicuna cloth with mink edge, and at 35 dollars navy blue all-silk serge with martens ornaments.
A catalog listing multiple coats and jackets with measurements from 32 to 36 inches. Details include double breasted plaited backs, French flap and notch collars, gauntlet cuffs, silk lining in tan tones, and prices from 12 to 30 dollars. Includes unlined and English mixed Tweed options in gray, tan, and English Tweed textiles.
More bargain jackets offered at low prices features a double breasted reefers front jacket at 110 dollars with walF lining in all wool black cheviot and a second 5 dollar double breasted black wool cheviot reefer jacket described as extra heavy winter weight and best value.
The department features plain Military and novelty Capes, plain or fur trimmed varieties, and Caped or Hooded Newmarkets. Prices start at $15, rising to higher grades, creating a sense of completeness for buyers and assurance of finding a satisfactory selection at any price.
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