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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

ROME May 25-sgnOr Savelli succeeds Signor Zanar
delu AS Minister of Justice aud Ecclesiastical Ahairs,
and Sgnor Genal succeeds SgnOr Baccarni Minister
OF PGbuc Works.
OrEENsTOwN, May 25.-The Inman Line steamer city
of Berlin Captain Lcitch, which sailed from Liverpool
on May II for New-York and which returned to this
harbor on the lSth defective crank shaft
proceeded voyage to-day the defect having been
repaired. She mas ,i3O passengers on board.
PARIS. May 25.-rhc wife OF the Crown Prince Fred
erick william Of Prussia is visiting Paris incognito
LONDON, May 25.-In the chess tournament to-day
Mason and Engisch played drawn game. Winawer
defeated NOa.
LONDON. May 25.-The town OF OsterrOmfeld, In H0l-
stein Prussia has been partially DESTROYED by fire. The
connagraton was stopped by the seidery after n'ty
Ii Ouscs had been burned.
LoSDoS May 20. Queen Victoria has loft Windsor for
BalmOral Castle
PARIS May 25.-The Minister OF Marine has Informed
tho Committee the TOnquin credit that the Frencn
commander in Tonquin been ordered 20 oppose the
Chinese il they attempt TO enter that province.
PAaIs May pa grand reception was held at the
limited states Legation last evening Nearly all the for
in Ambassadors aud leading members OF society were
present ,...., -. I, 80.
PARIS. MAY 25-An extensive fire has occnrredat vars
in the Department the Upper Alps FIFTY houses were
destroyed and several pershed IN ine Names
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
INDIANS REPULSED BY GENERAL CROOK

SAN FRAXCIsCo, May pa dispatch from Tomb
stone. A. T.. says: Dr. b. ii. Peterson has just
reached here from rancho Don Juan Elias, and re-
norris the arrival of Mexican courier at the ranch
Yesterday from tho direction of the headquarters oil
the Mexican army at Oposura, with Information
that General Crook had an engagement
with a large body of Indians near Guacanope' IN
the Sierra Madres last week. General Crook had
sent forward portion of the Don Carlos scouts
who were surprised by hostles and driven back to
the main body. general advance was then mado
by the entire force driving the hosties from their
ntrenched position and killing thirty. The remain
der broke and fed. General Crook immediately
took the trail and started i'll pursuit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
DISTURBANCES BY STRIKING MINERS.

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-A dispatch to the POST
Dispach from Collmsvllc, H. says that hot mine on
tne Vandana Railroad between East 81 Louis ana Troy
il I'm operqiou Thcy all closely watched by strikers
Mayor Stevens last ngnt appointed a force oi MY
DEPUTIES A. O'Clock tai. morning 800 striking miners
assembled near the Abbey Mines Ihey asccrttncd mat
the men driven of yesterday had not returned, then
they detailed hfty men TO remain ana see that no
attclnu was made to start up and about two hundred
started cast the railroad track. Wien Co.insvic
was reached they were told that no attempt at
work would be mtlo to-day. They then
s,arted for the Confidence aud Troy mines.
superntendent Wesenburg telcgraphed 70 Deputy
Sheriff Ianbcin that ha property was surrounded by
ho.ing mob aud askcdor assistance At Belleylle and
Casevyle the miners joined by strong delega-
zion from the miners the OalO and Mississippi fOa
Iuo.c who did remain al Confidence pushed on 10
Troy scyel III from and surrounded the Broos
side mine which Is The last the line OF the van
data tlt.
C,oyeruor Hamilton has tclegraphcd to Prceldent
Craudc that whenever the sheriff OF ~. tair County
oiruIy informs nim thst he Ia unable 10 afford potec
tion TO he men who desre To work In the mines ne VIA
cal out the militia and maDtai order Ii 10 not Hkcl
That any attempt will be made by the TniueowG.rH 10
re,unr this week, hut there viii probably ue
a combined movement to re-oDcn the mines next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENTS

GREENWOOD, KY, May pa freight train
on the Beaver Creek Railroad wrecked yesterday by
q ,,isnlaccl switch. Richard Hays was killed aud t~ o
co orcd men were badly injured
JACKsoN Miss May 25-Last night freight tram on
the Vcksburg and Meridian Railroad ran into the rear
end of another freight traiu while crossing he treste
bridge the B.g Black River. Engineer s'nI'e'o"
and two negroes were badly Injured
DELTA Col, May 25.-An east-bound passenger traih
ON the Denver and RIO Grande Railroad went through
the bridge over the Gunnison River, Just De'ow 'no
mouth OF Roubideau's Creek. early this morning Eng-
neer Duncan ana Fireman Emery were Growned one
brakeman was slightly nurt
LANCASTER Penn. May 25.-An east0ound Height
tram on the Pennsylvania Railroad was thrown from
the track near Downngton this morning by broken
aIle Four ears demolished, ana bOth TRACKS
blocked for four hours.
JOLIET. ILL.,, May 2j-The freight train due here at
$40 ast night on Rock Island road dropped through
the bridge across Dupage River, egat miles west Of
Io,et The engine and several got across before
bc bridge parted Five freight passenger car ana
oboose went into the river. George Mellon bGako'
man and two passengers were injured
WAsrfNGroY, May 25.-Au accident occurred on tue
Virginia Midland Railroad last night by which three
men were seriously injured An axle broke throwing
four car. of the track and down an emOaukment'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
MADAME MoyAsTERIO AND HER FAMILY

PANAMA, May lO.-A thliIdn paper pllH'S
some facts touching the anecedents OF Madame Mon
asterio who lately IN Paris court for an attempt
To connue her daughter in 4 lunatic asylum.
About 1885 tie MonastcrO family lived on the tcrro
Aesre. Dona Paz Timatea Planas was tal faIr ana
u, her features. with without cause the servants and
lirhspirited woman, who would hav; passed
for BEAUTIFUL but for something hard aud marsh
u.irhbors Of Dona Paz looked upon her as Spanish ana
they never mentioned her by other title than La
Coda" an indiscrction which Dona Paz made her ser
wants pay dearly for whenever she caught them, by
beat ing them aud kicking them ont Of doors When an
ger took possession OF her she underwent complete
change When tired Of shouting and Of running about
thc housc she would take her bed where she would
lie three four and We days without permitting anyone
10 apuroach her except one Old servant
lie husband OF DOua Paz VINO was an Argentine ana
an honorable merchant OF Nalp pIralrO, named lom@s
came I'm for his share al tue hands o
tuat terrible wOm.n who sooner saw MN tth sue
would hurl at him plates. tumbicrs, and eyt rYthlng
within her reach until Don Tomas fain - ny from
tbe house when Dona Paz would send forth vocy OF
mn moth enrs DUna Paz of very humble birth. anf
II u said tnat she the daughter or spanish hhck
stcr VINO disappeared during the War OF lndcP"hd1hcc
and was never heard OF acrwari. Nevertheless, Don
To,uass fortune and position merchant enabled him
and his wife move in the best OF society Ihcy hd1
three chidren-twO and daughter. The eldest,
named Adofo died IN Valparaiso. Tue fate OF the other
son Tomas i. uu known. and the daughter il the one
VINO was fOrcbly placed In private asylum Tor Tue IN
sane by lcr mother and herndural brother C"ales
Ltnetc Don Tomas MOnasterlO died In Cblll eaVlng
"a large fortune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26

THE IRISH AND THE POPES CIRCULAR.
DrBLIy, May 25.-Archbishop Crokc, III his
rcnarks Al Thurlcs yesterday said the Pope spoke 10
him concerning the menacng state OF Europe ana said
ho feared that even in Ireland which had been great
co,solaton 10 him, spir1 Of lawlessness had seized
upon large section OF the people. The Archbishop SAID
he assured him that there lawlessness IN his do-
cese and that no notable crime had been committed
there He said all the Pope blamed the IRISH people Tor
wa. crimes which both he the Archbishop and his mock
had alyays done their utmost TO deuOunce On parting
The PoDe gave Archbishop CrOke hs blessing ana as
surod him Of his wishes Aer the Archbishop hah
eoncuced speech crowds OF people with bands pa
edcd through the streets Of the town. Frequent cheers
I ere given by the p8raders for Mr. Parnel.
The BOARD Guardians of the Cashel Poor Law Union
has passed resolution expressing deep affection lor
Archbishop CrOke. -. ~, ..
me London Daily Ne,csS cores spondent at Rome saws
that the Pope satisfied with the result OF his crcuar
to the Irish Bishops. and that he expected 1t woud pe
received with opposition than has been SHOWN "
II. ~, ~. Mac. 90 C,rL
az bed IN that city to-day in support OF the Parncii
trstinonia Subscriptions received TO the amount
OF cljO and a resolution adopted approving MI
Parnel's action ana hauKng tne fhldueIphi~ cohNeH
ton Or supporting him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
TWO CUSTOMS CIRCULARS.

WASHINGTON, May pa circnlr issueu
by the Treasury Department to collectors OF customs
rays: The Department has been informed 'nu' Az
temps may be made violate the act 10 prevent '"o
importation OF aduterated ana spurious teas
March . 1898 by means OF importations from 'an"u'
The ,tcutiou of the customs officers upon the frontiers
IT, therefore, especially invited to the matter anu j"
case of doubt tney instructed not to denver teas m
ported into their districts until proper samples sh"
have been tent 20 the nearest United states oncei
appointed under the provisions OF sain ao'' anu me
report thereon shall have been receVed' or al case
circumstances justify such action, snch ohcer may oe
invited 10 come to the port entry and aid the revenue
officer IN such examination
The Treasury Department has Issued eiou'ir "
eu,toIn. officers Ia regard TO the importation VI nsn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BYT TELEGRAPH.
A POSTMASTER SENTENCED.

PHILADELPHIA May 2J.-Abaham .. Hickman,
master Al Pipersyile. Penn. was sentenced tOGV D
Judge TO niue mOntls mpn onmeht anu elOO he '
usng hostage stamps second time.
SMOT BY HER YOUTHFUL UNCLE. -,
PUILADFLPuIA, MAY IA di-patch from blhss
boro y SAYS: Hannah Bishop age seven was sho su
daugernusy TO day Jy hst uncle J0hn ITes ss
fourteen The children were PLAYING when the BOY l6 h
an Oh the girl ana not knowing " was ioHueu nc
pulled the trigger and he little rir was shot In the race Inc
physicians think she cannot recover
THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS ROBBERf
CLFVrIASD MAY 25.--M. G.. Yates, the local
Express Company, says thai lo
money In stolen yesterday will not amount 70
Evidence has been discovered lhA pop
ration. robbery been making for several WeeAs
nd A the robbers has been obtained
A Strict FIOHT CAUSED BY MAKRlA"E
EIulRA y. Y. May 25.-C. i. Bacon was at
tacked 4 il afternoon by fee and Jacob schwartz brothers
Ggit enaucd and Oh -,hwaltE kcked ia ne irI
Lee Sch.artz The tOuble ont OF the
a woman named sullivan WIN -isVeI "a
tic scAwartz brothers, who are Jews
SHOT AND KILLED IN STREET CAR;
Sr Louis MAY 25-John Horne ana joseph
Jackson me,hamcs quarrel ed ia car uls moihhs
otto L. DeTbeTger IN erfercd stating that lie was
Defbcrger Horne in the neck hing nm ihH'9'
TWO CoUSTERFEITERs SENT 10 rRfsoN:
ST LOUIS Nav 25.-ID the United STATES ! .uit I
TO day lanes j. and william Denman' couuteIleei'
were sentenced respectively to nNc and two years
ment IN tie Chester ILL., ptBitentATy Mason an olu Vi
fsnoex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
TIE CzAR AND HIS PEOPLE

ST PETERSBURG, May 25.-The Jo"i"G' de %.
pecrsboaro in an article reviewing the comiheh'S VI
the foreign press on the feeling of the people Oh '0
occasion of the Cars state entry into the |'y VI
Moscow SAYS the spontaneous display OF devonoh
of the neople on the day of the Cars entry was d"
revelation to foreign journalists who had long De-
lieved in the truth of the fable that differences "A
isted between Cars and the people. 1t expresses
the hone that foreign journals will keep III reCoCc
tiop the fact which is cow manifest 10 an 'ne
world. that complete unity exists amons .ho
Rnssjan people. The existence of such iee-lns
will aid m giving the approaching coronation 'io
character of a genuine festival of peace
After tbe festivities in Moscow have ended the
Duke and Duchess of Ednburgh the Prince OF
TnIgaria the Prince of Montenegro, ana illnc91
Valdimar of Denmark will attend the Gt@nu
parades and receptions which are to be held at a.
MOSCOW. May 25-M. dc Gier9, the Russian :3i.i
Minister of Foreign Affairs gave reception so-ui'
to foreign ambassadors and state dlgnltalieH aor co
nnrpose of establishing acquaintance oet"c0n
foreign and Russian notabiIitiea. -
The te egraph administration has Snm'hohei d
nnmber of provincial operators 10 Moscow III oIuel
TO be able to cope with the Increased business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
DOMINION PARLIAMENT PROROGUED.

i
OTTAWA, May 25-The Dominion Parliament was
formally prorogued at $3.50 to-day BY the Gov
ernor.General His Excellency attended by
his suite and staff. The Foot Guards furnished a
puard of honor and the Dragon Guards an escort.
The usual salute was fired from the Nepean Point
BATTERY by a detachment of field artillery. Most
of the members here started for their homes, and
the Honse of Commons wears deserted appear
ance.
The Governor General, in his prorogauon speech,
congratulated the members upon the buoyant state
of the revenue which enabled them to grant aid to
RAILWAYS. and for the construction of works OF
internal improvement. He believed that the Do
minion Lands bill would greatly assist and encour-
ave the settlers flowing into Manitoba and the
Northwest Territories lie thought that the
amendments to the laws respecting the militia
would tend to improve the discipline, training ana
military education of that force, ana that the re-
adjustment of the tariff and the reduction OF dutles
on raw materials, together with the bounty granted
OH the production OF pig iron, must aid IN develop,
ing Canadian industries. lie SAID he was pleased
10 know that the financial position OF the treasury
allowed of the lowering of taxation ny more lhai
81 900, ,000 The new license was referred to and
approved. His Exceliency closed as follows:
desire to thank you for the great honor conferred
me by the presentation Of joint address. 1he Princess
ano / have both been profoundly touched by your
words aud the message 10 the Queen Of which make
us the bearers, comes, as we personally know llOm
people determined maintain the Empire Tho sever
ence M INV official cOnnec ion with Canada does lot
loosen the tie OF affection which will ever make desire
10 serve this country pray that the prospery have
you enjoy may continue, ana tLat tue ochslg ol
Cod may at ali times be yours to strengthen you IN unity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
SIiEIGN NEWS.
D,~c TOPICS AT MANY POINTS.

1r.DING TOPICS AT MANY POINTS
-, er,rrs AND MADAGAsCAR-THE CzAR
'' Neutrality-suspicious. IN PARls-Lu i"n" n.c, =
n,nrunAy-THE DOMINION PARLIAMENTARY
ING IN ENGLAND
II is rumored that Mr.. Morton has necn in
.,.,otod 40 confer with the French authorlt'e'
ON ON the Madagascar question. The corona.iO" na."n
." ,:I:,;aa wv ~ Moscow were continued yester,
Sav. Revolutionary placards have been ,nsr pGsrs
' ;n poris The 4OCth anniversary OF Luther 5
Al "'' N 10 o.lebrated throughout Germany
Tne T,s" State S Department at Washington has
no ;'rornod Of the signing of treaty Oh
.oo"e Nv Chill and General Ielesias for Peru
irLn Dnminion Parliament was prorogued yes
tor1av Outrages against Russian Jews arc
'snorted On Epson Downs yesterday bonny
Ina, won the Oaks Stakes and lris'"n '"0
Ensom Gold Cup.
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WINNERS OF TIE OAKS AND GOLD CUP.
. io the q lkS

LOvDOy Nav 25.-'The race for the OAKS
S. axes for three eaTod 6es run on EPSON Downs
TO dly. and was won by Lord Rose5erys Bonny Jean
Roscherys Etarre third The other starters werc Leo
mold de Rothschds Biserta, Sir j. ID. Astloys Lovely
p Jarline's Muricl. Captain Machelrs ROoSery j. H.
Uoudsworths Lilac. ". T. Sharps Keelrow, p Loril-
lords Part lena Lord Falmouths BritOmartisW Blenk-
irons Captive Queen, j. Bromwicks Lizze ana MT
Lefevrcs Arbaete.
The betting at the start was 3 TO l against Bonny.
Iean 90 TO against Malbran SO to against Ettarre,
TO / a-ainst Rookery and 20 to l AGAINST Parthena
Keclrow made the running at the start followed by
CAPTIVE Queen the being clear Of Lilac aud Arba-
le Bonny Jean Bserla and Parthenia were the last
three Half way down tle hill TO rattcnhan Corner
Lilac led with Britonars Mabran, Mnrel!a ana Par
thenja closely following farming into the straight
Lilac stiu kept a clear lead, followed by Malibran,
Rtsorta Murica Britomariis Ettarre and Bonny Jean
There was no change I'm tie positions until qudrtcr OF
a mile from home when BOnny IAN, who VIZ lhl OF
running camn ont and won by TWO lengths Iacre was
only n mead between Ma'ibrdn aai Etfdrre me WIZ
ners time was 80. The weather was nnc anu COOL
The attendance al the track was OF average Size
The race for the EPSON gold cup OF 800 sovcrcgns IN
plate or specie for three year-Ods ana upwards was
won bv Mr. Lcieyrcs hycyearOld CHESTNUT morse lIIs
tan The Duke OF HamiltOn's tOur-ycar-Oll pay COL
CIV Arab was second and Lord Ellesncres sANcIiou
chestnut horse WalleIsten third. Inc Duk" oI vest
Minister'S four-vearOd chestnut nly Shoover also ran
lust before the the betting was To on lilstn
q TO against city Arab 6 20 against Wa!cnstelh dhu
TO against ShOtover WallcIstelu took the l'ah AT
the start with ShOover lying last IIls an m tiy went
TO the front aud by two cngths WalIense.h was
| a Dgt
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rRAxCE AND MADAGASCAR.

roxnov Nav 25-Tho London correspondent "
,rt. u,onbcs,er Guardian says 1t is believe" 'n".
ord Granville. Minister of Foreign Ana'S' h1'
communication to the French GovernlHepr pr,ono on
nres.ng surprise and regret at the action of France
toward Madagascar Co,oo,;t+oe
special meeting of the Madagascar COMMITTEES in &C.
I'll, 10 hold shortly to consider the sltu"''ou Ill
PARIS Mav 25The Government mas & ir,f for the the
match TO Admiral Pierre compilmsh''ns Hi" ''-
rInfure of MajuLga. Madagascar' n, uor.on the
An interview today between MI Mor1op, Sns
United States Minister and NJ. ';rs has CIV
Ise rie io report that Mr. Morton had received IN
srnctlons from his Government to confer Tien
French aut Ii orltes on he Madagascar queS"0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
TOPICS IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, May I6. - The English stclmcr
Thornhll Las arrived at Aspnwall from Philadcphia
towing three launches for the Canal Company. The
marine drcdge No. D. built IN Scotland, has also arrived
at AspIwall from the Clyde. The vessel proceeds at
once TO dredcc the basin at the mouth OF Fox River
which IL TO be the port at the mouth OF the canal.
Another eI plorns expedition fitted ont by the Bol'
an Government has to grief before reaching the
pilcOnayo River. Before reaching Gaia, $50 soldiers
ed and rendered further progress Impossible Inc
Argentine expedition commanded by Colonel oOld IL
i TO be steadily penetrating the ChacD, and VIII prob
.bv succeed passing the PcOmayO, aud IN punehln@
tie Indans. who killed Crevan>i aud MS party
VALPARAISO paper states that the American wlallng
bark Hone whose captain IL accused or mGrcilng
and aba ndoning Ihian salOr an uninlahted part
OF Juan Fernandez Island, has been detained at ial
catano hy the authorities pending judicial nycsti-
gallon OF the charge
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The Chief of the Bu-
rcau of statistics his tenth monthly statement Tor tue
current fiscal year Of the imports and exports OF the
United States reports that the of the value OF ef
ports of merchandise was as follows Month ended
April 80 1883, 3.s3O,s65; four months ended Aprli
80 ls63 $54,67l, 1885, ten months ended April oo'
1888 500, ,24o,G67; twelve months ended April 81,
1888 S7S 4G3 923 The total values OF Imports OF herc
spdlse for the twelve months ended April 80 1883 were
S733 17743l and for the twelve months enued AP5i'
80 1882 sos 024427 showing an increase OF 70
004. The values Of the exports OF merchaluLso vi o
twelve ended April 30 1883, we're Ssl T.,
and for the preceding twelve months, S71Io|o'oi an
increase OF S33, 765573
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26
THE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
MAUONE'S METHODS NOT SUCCESSFUL.
DEFEAT OF TIE COALITION IN COUNTIES "hf'"N
IT WAS SUCCESSFUL LAST YEAR.

MAH(D\ES MElIODS NOl SbNNb '''' ~ -
DEFEAT OF TIE COALITION IN COUNTIES WHERE
1T WAS SUCCESSFUL LAST YEAR
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNF.l
WASHINGTON. MAY 25.-One of the chlei EXCUSES
offered by Senator Mahone's apooglsts Tor us in-
reference and use of the Federal patronage III ."e
local political campaign, which terminated VIII"
Yesterdays elections for county officers IN Frs'n''
,voe the necessity of carving those elections III
order to insure success i'll the state elccuou heA'
November SO far as trustworthy returns
have been received here, it looks as though
the "boss" methods of Malone have caused HIS
defeat in several important counties "hci0 'i''0''
was confidently expected.
In Norfolk County last year the regular Repuo-
lcan candidate for Congressman at-Large received
524 votes the regular Democratic candidate l'-f'
votes and the Coalition candidate, l,''l 'o'es
This wear the Republicans nominated e1-oongIcsS-
man DezendOrf for County Treasurer an" 'o"'
Lisner for Sheriff. dispatch from Mr.. Dezehuoii
dated 1850 a. M to-day says:
Regular Republican ticket elected in Norfolk C@uny
hy good mlOrtes. with the possible cAccpVn Vi a
trer which IT will take an Official conht 10 IcVic, @ nd
the noyrr of the Administration through Mahohe ait
Federal officers used to defeat u. dnu m
against myself Malone has lost Ffhc--s hilc nv VIM
bV 300 and Nanscmond, southampton anu lslc o' %
Bossism doesn't work any better Ia virginia 'n"u !" '''
York. .
Nansemond Comfy last year gave the Republican
candidate 3j3 votes the Democratic candidate go
votes, and the Coalition candidate l,Io- voice.
Isle of Wight County gave tho Democratic cahu'-
date 90 majority. southampton County gave the
Republican candidate 800 votes, the Democratic
candidate L. O73 votes and the Coalition candidate
l .574 votes Two years ago Norfolk Couaty gave
the Coalition candidate nearly loo majoUty,
Nonscmond about 900 majority Southampton
so majority aud Isle of Wight % Democratic
majority. ,. 10
These figures and comparisons ought 10 suggest 10
senator Malone and his Washington defenders ana
alias doubt as TO whether after all " bosslsu
tpays even in Virginia. In few places the Coaii
ionIss have made gains, Uut, taking the state as "A
whole the results do not appear 10 promise we,
tory next year for the "lndcpendcnt electoral
ticket. winch If ~ SAID to be the purpose Oi the
Malone leaders 10 place IN the field with view, IN
the event of success to using II rs political FACTOR
profitable 10 themselves, the next electoral COL
l.Oq