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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1892
Page
10
Vice President-elect Stevenson delivers a post election address praising unity in America and urging honest governance. He compares the era to Monroe’s era of good feeling and emphasizes tariff reform, protection of labor, and opposition to the force bill amid a Democratic triumph.
L D T Logan chairman of the Prohibition State Committee reports Ohio official returns show 30 500 votes for Bidwell electors, up 10 000 from Ashenhurst governor race and 15 percent higher than Fisk four years ago. Logan says the party will maintain county organizations and resume active work after a rest, ahead of 1893 campaign.
Returns from 39 of 50 counties show Harrison ahead with 27,993 votes and a combined 39,697 for Weaver and Cleveland. Legislature likely to back prohibition amendment, while Rochester eyes a $50,000 brewers establishment.
Labor Commissioner Charles F. Peck and his stenographer Elbert Rodgers won a second time as the Court of Sessions sustained the demurrer to the indictment accusing them of destroying tariff circulars. The ruling follows earlier public release of the report before the election. Official returns show Tabor tops Kolb for secretary of state by 1 039 votes in Alabama.
The Alabama Legislature prepares to meet tomorrow as discussions surface about Kolb's declared bid to be inaugurated governor. Kolb supporters refuse to reveal plans but assert they have perfected methods to seat Kolb.
New York reports attach ments for 19424 against Brodix Publishing tied to the Republican National Campaign Committee. Freeman and Brother claim only 6000 received. Bliss of the RNC says 10000 in paper storage. Judgment debts mount as John L Davenport faces 30347 for Fifth Avenue rent. Harrity of the Democratic National Committee says Pennsylvania contributions funded the campaign and vows to resume duties after a brief vacation.
A detailed London scene describes the private pending execution of Thomas Neill at Newgate. Observers note the wardens hold tight control, the hangman inspects the condemned, and Neill writes, refuses confession, but seeks last guidance from his solicitor before the drop at nine. Public tariff talk in Manchester links McKinleyism to England's commerce and industry.
The Ohio Democratic Party secured a surprising win, reducing the Republican plurality to about a thousand. The State Committee is portrayed as a nonentity, with leaders like Chairman Farley and Secretary Hyman shown as unprepared and detached. Colonel Taylor claims the committee’s still hunt won the victory, while Governor Campbell had mobilized a large letter campaign. Cleveland figures Johnson, Harter, Skerf, Ritchie, and Pearson are noted as early Cleveland supporters.
Paris reports a likely crisis week as the Chamber abolishes certain duties, reducing revenue by 88,000,000 francs. The government pursues power to suppress anarchist papers while the Panama Canal debate looms and the Franco Swiss Treaty may be used as a fall. If overturned, Ribot and De Freycinet may stay in a reshaped cabinet.
A Carmaux miners mass meeting adopted resolutions for international revolutionary expropriation of the middle class. An anarchist urged dynamite to achieve goals, praising a recent police station explosion. The gathering broke up after a row, warrants were issued for anarchists, and critics accuse police of tolerating disorderly meetings.
Reports show the Republican ticket largely defeated in Bismarck with the exception of Congressman and Secretary of State. Questions arise whether Mace can qualify as Superintendent of Instruction amid legal eligibility challenges. In Hareispure a large Democratic procession celebrates Cleveland's victory with banners praising Pattison for 1896.
Prominent mercantile men in the United Kingdom assess the likely impact of the Democratic tariff theory on trade. They foresee no immediate material change, suggesting the policy will have only gradual effects on commerce and prices in the near term.
A San Antonio meeting of prominent citizens and businessmen raised 2000 dollars to add to a 10000 dollar federal fund for rain making experiments. General Orrenforth and his party are expected to arrive to conduct experiments this week in the area.
A reader recounts discovering heart disease after sleep related symptoms such as heart flutter dizziness and shortness of breath. The testimonial claims Dr Miles New Cure for the Heart cured his condition after 12 years of suffering and recommends it highly. Endorsed by J W Gibson of Pine Mall NC and sold by a medical company in Hawaii.
Moscow reports the death of General Boronek in Tashkend Asiatic Russia after he uncovered irregularities by several officials. A post mortem was planned to determine if poisoning occurred and officials implicated feared punishment possibly exile to Siberia.
Four lots offered with limited quantities. Huck towels 150 dozen at 2 dollars per dozen. Huck knotted fringe towels 75 dozen at 38.75 dollars per dozen. Sold only in dozen lots due to exceptionally low prices.
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