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successful Business Women.

Detroit FREQ ffeA
Young women seem to do pretty well in
business in Chicago. A real estate agency
was recently established there by one who
cleared $500 the first month. On the
same street is the Chicago Office Of n
large real estate dealer who lives In Bal.
timore, the business Of which is all trans.
acted by woman, who has managed it
for number Of years, and that very sue.
cesslully. As arguments in favor Of wo.
men engaging in public life or business
for successive number Of years, and yet
preserving all the innate and outward
delicacy OF womanhood, both the above
are strong ones, especially in the case oi
the last mentioned lady, who is said 70 be
gentle and womanly almost TO a fault,
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, November 9.-AdliLional
returns from the State confirm last nights
dispatch as regards Tilden's majority
and the Congressional delegation, except
in the 4th District, which was reported
as very probably to elect Jaergerson,
Rep. The reported returns tonight from
all the counties in that District but three
give Hunter, DEM, over 800 mai, It is
believed that the counties to hear from
cannot change the result, thus giving the
delegation solidly to the Democrats.
ELECTION RowDY1sM.
The negroes tonight are very dis
orderly. A large crowd gathered in the
northern suburbs Of the city and marched
in procession down Broad street, armed
with clubs, &C., throwing stones. and
breaking number Of windows along the
route. A detachment Of police charged
on the rioters and dispersed them. Pre-
vious 10 this mob went 10 the residence
Of J. W. Durigil, a colored preacher, who
has made himself quite prominent as a
Democratic canyasser, and stoned the
house, breaking the windows, &c. Sub
sequently a party Of whites went 10 a
negro hotel on Broad street and served it
in the same manner. All is quiet now.
A private dispatch from Wilt, DEM
oeratic candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor Of Louisiana, says that Louisiana
has gone Democratic by 1900.
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MS Asscts and LIABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, November 0.-Mr. Alex,
4. Shepherd tonight called together
number Of his personal friends and cred
itors, stating 10 them that he was pecu.
niarily embarrassed, and submitted to
them a statement Of his assets and liza
bilities, showing an excess OF assets Of
upward Of 100000. A committee Of
five was appointed TO examine into the
details, and in few days a meeting Of
his creditors will be held.
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FIRE RECORD.

LrrrnE ROCK, November 9.-Yester.
day a FIRE broke out in the Hale House
at Hot Springs, and before il could be
checked destroyed that house and the
large banking house Of sumpter s. Co.
Soon aiterward FIRE was discovered ia
the banking house Of s. P. Young 4 Co.,
which. toeether.With the Offices Of Drs.
WeStbrook and Arnoud and the office Of
Morgan, United States Receiver, were
destroyed. Loss about $4,000.
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Suicide-Murder.

ST.. LOUIS, November "a man named
Bryston, registered at Lindell Hotel, last
night as August, and was assigned to a
room, and between a and 8 o'clock this
evening he was found dead in his bed,
having shot himself in the left side. A
bottle ofchloroform was found beside his
bed, part Of which had evidently been used
in attempting to kill himself.
Two negroes named Geo. Adams and
Douglass Defour, quarrelled tonight
about wench, and Adams stabbed De-
four, inlicting wound which resulted
fatally in about an hour.
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Sr. JOSEPH, November "a westward
bound passenger train on the Hannibal &
St. Joe Railroad was thrown from the
track near Brookfeld, this morning,
about 3 o'clock. One car was rolled twice
and half oyer, and three others were
turned over on their sides. One man
and an infant child are supposed to be IA
tally injured, and about 80 other passen-
gers were injured. Several OF the wound.
ed were taken to BrookGeld and medical
aid promptly rendered.
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What "a Day or Two Can Bring
Forth.

On the morning OF Tuesday last, the
number OF people into whose minds the
suggestion came, even for a moment, that
by any possibility ws=inight on Wednes.
day and Thursday be waiting for news
from Florida to ascertain how the Presi-
DENTAL election had gone, were, we ven
ture, very select few indeed. The cry
Of the campaign, since the October elec.
tion, had been, New York is the great
battlefield OF the contest. And thus every
body, almost without exception, viewed
the situation for weeks past. In fact, at
no time during the whole OF the canvass,
has there been any other view than that
the "solid South" save perhaps South
Carolina, must be counted on the side Of
Tilden.
But, presto! What sudden change in
tho direction OF all eyes, the next day
after the battle. No sooner was 1t seen
hat New York, Indiana, New Jersey, and
Connecticut, had all gone for Tilden, and
that, 80 far az those States were concerned,
Hayes had gone' up, than one or two
faithful sentinels on the watch towers OF
our political Zion began to
"Look awayI Look away!
lIpOk down South In Dixie"
And as they looked they saw the smallest
star in the Southern heavens begin to
twinkle n little-just a little,-the Star OF
Florida, and those faithful sentinels kept
their eyes fixed upon It's twinkling, say
ing to Themselves, as they did so,
"Twlnkle, twinkle, little star,
How wonder what you arc"
That is, we wonder whether you twinkle
for us or the other side. As they thus
looked and speculaled the star continued
to twinkle hopefully-so much 80 that
when Wednesday night came the whole
American people almost were out an1.
iously scanning the Southern heavens
watching for stars-f1ing their eyes not
alone upon Florida but sweeping the
whole horizon, and particularly noticing
the corruscations OF Louisiana and
South Carolina. The eccentricities Of all
the Sc stars for two nights now have been
such as to excite the whole American
people. Sometimes all three seemed
to twinkle very sweetly for Hayes and
| Wheeler. Then cloud would pass over
their disc, and when next they twinklrd
it was-not for Hayes and Wheeler.
The "stars in their courses fought against
Siscra," once upon time, and there is
no good reason why they should not
again fight on the side OF the Lords
peOple-,hat is for the Republicans,
Atthis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c.
ceutric and uncertain stars are still
twinkling--but there is Democratic
squint in their shooting that is very omin'
ous--so ominous in fact that we prefer 10
discontinue our astronomical observa.
tions and bring these metaphorical re.
marks to close. .u
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As WE close our columns, at quarter
to 8 o'clock, there is absolutely nothing
definite as to the result Of the election
insouth Carolina, Louisiana and Florida
Tire New York Times and the Tribune
both claim that these States have all
gone for Hayes by positive majorities
while the chairman of the Democratic
National Committee feels equally well
satisfied Of Democratic majority
Doubtful things are mighty uncertain.
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INSTALLED AS LORD MAYOR,

NJ ASksO AnA AOAa
LONDON, November 9.-Sir Thomas
White was to-day installed us Lord
Mayor Of London with the usual cere.
monies. A grand banquet was given by
the new Lord Mayor tonight at the Man.
sion House. Among the distinguished
persons present was the Earl OF Beacons.
iield.
In response to the toast ITO Her Majes-
tvs Minister" Lord Beaconsfeld made
an elaborate speech, in which he ex-
planned the efforts the government had
made for the maintenance OF peace dur
ing the past year. He said in these ef.
forts the government had been guided by
the principle OF maintaining the indie
pendence and territorial integrity OF the
Ottoman Empire which were guaranteed
by the treaty Of Paris. He upheld this
principle as the best adapted to secure
the peace Of the world. He emphatic
ally repudiated the doctrine that the
treaty Of Paris ought 10 be considered
obsolete. Re recapitulated that the Gov.
ernmcnt had refused its assent to the
Berlin memorandum, and also refused to
give its sanction to the proposals con.
tanned in the Soumanakof letter because
ii held that the occupation Of Turkish
territory wonld be violation Of the most
solemn treaties.
LIVERPOOL, November 9.-The PoI Of
this city says: The announcement Of
Tilden's election is well received in -om-
mercial circles. e
LONDON, Octobr 9.-sl5O,OOO in eagles
were withdrawn from the bank yesterday
for shipment to New York.
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Henry r.Wntternon Serenaded. :.

LOUISVILLE. November 9.-An i'm.
menSe crowd Of people serenaded Henry
Watterson tonight at his private resi-.
dencc. In responding Mr.. Watlerson
made a congratulatory speech, claiming
the election OF Tilden and declaring that
it would restore tranquility, order and
good feeling to all classes, white and
black in the South. These passages In
his speech were wildly applauded. The
enthusiasm Of the people was unbounded.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. C., November o.
Hon. Charles Gorham at noon to-day re-
ceived telegram from Secretary Chan
dler saying without qualification that
Hayes has 1856 votes, and is elected.
Secretary Chandler will return here from
New York tonight. - U
The excitement here is unprecedented
and intense. Large crowds are at the
newspaper and telegraph Offices. In the
executive departments no business is
doing, and every one is awaiting definite
returns from any one Of the States re-
garded as doubtful. =. a 4
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OIiIO.

COLUMBUS, November 9.--Returns from
SO counties Of this State show net Dem.
ocratic gain over the vote for Barnes in
October Of 452. Among the Democratic
gains were 2lO in Belmont, 6l in Guern.
sey, 2s9 in Monroe.
COLUMBUS, November 9.-The excite
ment here is still intense. All news CEN
tres have attracted crowds all day. The
Democrats have been enthusiastic all
day and are still iubilant but the news
OF tonight greatly encouraged the Re-
publicans. At midnight enthusiastic
crowds Of both parties are entirely salts
fled that their respective champions have
heen elected.
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CALCUTTA, November 9.-The district
Of Baekergrunge was rayaged by great
cyclone on Tuesday last, and thousand
native houses destroyed. The town Of
Dowlukthan was submerged by the waves
and Eve thousand persons are believed to
have perished. The government has sent
relief 10 the desolated sections. TI.l
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INDIA.

BOMBAY, November 9.-The Times OF
India announces that relief works have
been established in Sholapore districts,
where the Pioneer OIL the 9th inst. re-
ported there were prospects Of famine,
and forty.tiye thousand Of the inhabitants
have been given employment. There is
plenty Of grain in the district.
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MONTGOMERY, November 9.-Eaougt
returns have been received to show al
least 5000 majority for Tilden and ar
unbroken delegation Of Democrats in
Congress. Shelley (Dem.) in the Fourth
district has a handsome majority. Ridge,
~ (colored) and Haralson (colored) di'
vide the Republican vote between them.
This makes gain Of 2 Democratic Con
Urassman
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, November 9.-Tunica coun.
ty, Miss, gives Chalmers, DEM, 564 ma
jority, a Democratic gain OF 1000. Goa
hama county gives Lynch, Rep, 10l ma
iority, Democratic gain Of 800. Bolivar
county, Lynch, Rep, 2s2 majority, DEM
ocratic gain Of l 200. { y =
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RUSSIA.

CRoNsrADr, November .s.-This port
and Roadstead are ice-bound, and navi-
CATION is stopped. The river Dwina is
frozen and navigation is closed. The
river Neva is also Choked with floating
ice from the Lake OF Ladaga.
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DAKOTA.

YANK1oS, November o.-Thc election
returns come in slowly, but indicate a
larger Republican majority than ever
given before. Yankton county gives q
total vote OF 1907, giving Kidder, Rep,
for Delegate, q maj. Of 1O7. Outside
counties give Kidder large maj, proba.
bly, reaching 5000. 9t.l
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KEIIvA.

The Khan Offers 10 Cede the
Remainder OF His Country to
Russia.
LONDON, November 9.-The Berlin
correspondent Of the Times says that the
Khan OF Khiya, in consequence Of the
complaints Of his subjects, has offered to
cede the remainder OF his territory to the
Russian Government. 1t is not known
whether his offer has been accepted or
nnt
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, November 9.-Gen. Kilpat'
rick arrived here this evening from Wash.
ington, and he is now closeted with 7. B
Keoeh, chairman Of the Republican State
Committee, and other Republicans at the
Jarborough House.
Additional returns from the west part
Of the State continue to show Democratic
gains. The counties yet TO hear from are
Democratic, and the majority will GER
tainly reach quite $4,000. 7, B. Keogh
chairman OF the Republican State Com.
mittee, comedies the State by 10000. 20
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, November s,-The Repub.
lican mai. in the Legislature is 81 on Joint
ballot. The Congressional delegation re-
mains as In the present Congress. .-
HARTFORD, November 9.-Tildens
majority in the State l. 2,9s9.
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Killed.

CLEVELAND, November "a Leader
special from Fostoria, Ohio, says Henry
Norris, Superintendent Of BallaSting on
the Columbus 4 Toledo Railroad, was In
stantly killed at this place to-day by a
gravel train. ~. y.
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PORTUGAL.

LONDON, November "a dispatch to
the Times from Lisbon says that Spanish
emigrants and refugees have been ordered
to quit Portugal.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November 9.-Thc returns
thus far give Hays 1867 majority.
Further returns will increase the ma.
jorityto $4,000 or 10000.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH WAR.

PARIS, November 9.-Tho Temps pub.
fishes telegram from Vienna which
states that Montenegro, finding herself
incapable Of maintaining the troops In
their present position during the armig.
tice, has opened direct negotiations with
the Porte for prompt conclusion Of
peace,
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CINCINNATI, November 9.-The steam.
er Arlington sunk at Cumberland Island
dam this morning. II will bs q total low;
No lives lost, ] e
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NEVADA.

VIRGINIA Cry, November 9.-From
the best information attainable, Nevada
gives a Republican majority Of about
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, October 9.-The Repub.
licanS win have IS majority in the As.
scmbly and II in the Senate. The ma.
jority for Hayes in the State will exceed
5000,
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, November 0.-ReturnS
from the 9th district in Kentucky indi.
Gates the election OF Turner, Democrat to
Congress-.
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MAINE.

AUGUSTA, NE, November 9.-oaicial
returna from 3l2 toWhsgiYe Hayes 81,
9S4, Tilden 4St492, ,.1sL.
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SCOTLAND.

EICCNVU 10 tNc IHUIISe UI NVtH-
mons.
LONDON, November 9.-Mr. W. Wat.
son, Lord Advocate Of Scotland, Con-
servative, has been elected to the House
Of Commons by the Universities Of
Glasgow and Aberdeen, by majority OF
GOO votes over DR.. Anderson Kirkwood,
Of Glasgow, the Liberal candidate.
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Marine InteIIIsence.

QuEEsaowN, November s,-The steam.
ship Italy, from New Y0rk, has arrived
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PRoBABILrTIRS.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, warmer southeast
winds and clear weather.
For the Lakes, cooler northwest winds
back 10 warmer southwest winds, station
ary pressure and partly cloudy weather.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
10 THE DALE NTELLIGENoER
Election Returns
WEST VIRGINIA.
Ritchie County

Ritchie County.
Special 10 the Intelligencer. tr
The official returns Of Richie county
give Hayes l0S majority and Scott 1856.
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Weather Report,

WAR DEPARrMRNT, !
OVFIcE oH TIIE CHTEy SIGNAL oyTICER,
WARRINGTON, D. G, November 10-1 a. n.
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Our increase in exports and imports,
foreign and coastwise, is unparalleled
in modern states,
Look at Galveston alone ! Her eX
ports in 1875 were $29, 336, 526 Her
imports in 1876 were S35 ,0j9,j7O Her
IMPORTS in coffee from Brazil, from 1871
to 1873, was -, j42,37l. Since, in 1876,
We have begun to ship abroad grain and
hogs and our industries have so won
derfully developed, our imports OF life
sustaining products have fallen below
our exports, and will SO continue,
What is true of Galveston, is, in the
same proportion, true of Houston, DaI
las Jefferson, Austin, San Antonio, the
great trade centres ofTexas.
Our growth in population has been
not less wonderful than our progress III
material wealth and power
The population OF Texas, in 1880 wa
DID 600; in 1850, 600,00O; i'll 1870, SIS,
600; in 1876, 100000,
From the official estimates OF our lat,
immigration bureau, our annual increase
of population, from immigration alone
is a quarter OF million of people; How
long will it take us to march abreast
and to the front even,of the great States
of the Union? The great State OF New
York has about 100000, and Pennsyl
yania about 100000 population N
Ave wears we will overtake the old
Keystone" and in ten years STRIDE
alongside the great metropolitan STATE
of the Union go,
In the next decade we will have over
xx millions of inhabitants standing
sentinel within our gates. To her elder
sisters, who are outstripped by us IN th'
race Texas shall, in that day OF he'
mower, extend her strong arm andwarn
heart docking shield to shield as ou'
Gthers did at Bunker Hill, yorktown
and San JacintoY -
MORAL ADVANCEMENT OF TEXAS,
II ia with pride ! announce, Mr. Presi
dent to the American people, tha
, Texos is neither penal colony nor
, Rotany nav. Nowhere on this cont
,, rent does there exist n greater prospec
for reli sion and law than IN my 'o"e
Not only is tn" schoolmaster abroad
hut for forty years Of our history VI
humble and mithful ministers oil IN
| cross "cried aloud in the wilderness II
q the name of the Master. have beior
me, sir, the actual statistics OF her mo-
E al and christian progress. All TIA
: Protestant and Catholic creeds nav
|, a,sc,ad ,here N altar to God. They
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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:':.s.s'HEzR FREE, '=szHEaa'
nzIlzc3zztSsizze1xxNa

Pick up almost any newspaper published
nOrl Ii nf the Red river and you will see the
word FREE" in big black letters. Read be-
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names and address OF all the sons and daugh-
ters OF the North and East to be sent to
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! This goes 10 show what they are uoinx ior
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The instruction OF the bile, II conseq nence
which ensues when the liver IL inactive and
the bowels torpid, produces anumber OF Dod
lily evils. The blood becomes contaminated
with the bilious fluid, causing the skin and
IN. whites of the eyes to assume u yellowish
tinge; dyspepsia aud nausea snpervenei I'VE
tongue becomes furred, tbs breath Miu'
there palls in the side and h.tween tue
shoulder hlad-s the urine Is highly colorea
and scalding, anh Ia assta,Vtsh ~ li T cnsme
All these consr1uenc may be preyentel or
nhvinteJ by using Iiostetters stomach Bit
ters, vegetable Alternative tonic which
s,isnuia,es the Inactive liver TO exert Itself
~ ~, a'cr.iiny and directing the bile, acts rat
mrsiIy upon the bowels and removes every
trace OF Indigestion,