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DETAILS Of THE FALL OF KIA r.
T0gM AND CAPTURE OF
GORDON.
TERRIBLE DlsASTER-SIXTEEN KILL
ED AND MANY WOUNDED.

TERRIBLE lSASTER-SlATEEN KILL
ED AND MANY WOUNDED.
CAIRO, Nov. Ia telegram from
Dongola to the Khedive gives deh
tails Of the story of Gordon's cap
ture, told by sheikh, who left
Shendy Oct. 9TH, seven weeks age,
Khartoum being surrounded by a
strong force of rebels and provisions
being scarce. The feeling of dis
content and INSTRUMENTATION which
had for some time existed among
the garrison manifested itself in
open opposition to the policy of Gen.
Gordon. This feeling was shared
alike by officers and men, and many
of the former who had become con
WINGED that further prolongation of
resistance to the siege was use
less, waited upon Gen. Gordon and
told him of the mutinous disposition
of great part of the garrison and
asked where the promised relief eX-
petition was and when it might be
expected to come to their aid, Re-
ceiving no satisfactory reply, they
then accused Gen. Gordon of deceps
ton, Of holding false hopes, hopes
that he might achieve greater glory
in the barely possible event of hold
ing Khartoum until assistance should
arrive, and declared that the tenn
per of the garrison was such that a
full and satisfactory explanation of
the situation must be made or trou-
bic would ensue. Gordon replied
that the British expedition for their
relief was already At pongola and
making al possible speed toward
Kharteum The officers then asked
Gordon to lead them northward to
meet it. Gordon agreed to do so,
and ordered Col. Stewart to procure
boats for the purpose. This Col.
Stewart set out to do, but before he
had completed his preparations s,
900 of the garrison deserted to the
rebels, leaving only 1000 faithful to
Gen. Gordon. The necessity for a
speedy departure was now apparent,
and with his remaining followers
Gordon embarked and proceeded
dGWn the Nile toward Shendy. The
first few hours of the voyage were
but Gs the boats proceed-
ed they were beset by parties of
rebels who throngod the banks and
threw spears and arrows at the fee
ing party, wounding many of the
occupants of the boats, some of
them seriously. By some means Of
communication, the rebels were en-.
abled to call from the mountains
thousands of natives, who awaited
on the banks further down the river
he approach Of the boats. Many
IF them were armed with rifles,
which they used with deadly effect
lpon the retreating garrison while
passing Shendy. The rebels in pos
ession of that haven openeda heavy
artillery fire on the boats, disabling
cveral of them and forcing them SO
lear the opposite bank that they
we're grounded. The remaining I
'oats which succeeded in passing
.ept on down the river, but were so
and savagely attacked
rom the banks that Gordon decid-
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jan Gould Gires IL Up.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-NooN.-
[ United Press. l--Gonld ts>day sent
the following to Cleveland:
Il heartily congratulate yen on
your election. An concede that
your administration as Governor
has been wise and conservative, and
in the larger field, as President, |
feel confident you will do still bet
ter, and that the vast business in
terests of the country will be en-
tirely safe in your hands.
GSigned. JAY GoULa.
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suit which is most desired. We have
reached time when party amounts
to little. The country is above all,
and it wants an honest government
by honest men. The belief that VIC
will find it in you has led to your
election.
"Yours very truly,
NV. III. VANDERBILT.
anew York, Nov. z, 1884"
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Men Of all classes should prompts
ly lay political issues away for n
long rest, and turn their attention
to their manual, business and pro-
fessional duties Let all give will
ing hand to resuscitation Of the
terribly depressed business of the
country. If business men will now
entirely ignore politics and strain
their powers 10 revive the circula-
ton Of commerce, revival or par
tial prosperity will come. Every
man who has the means should do
bis utmost 10 either revive languish-
ing enterprises or start new ones,
that employment may be given to
the thousands OF idle.hands through
out the land Let there be peace,
prosperity and patriotism.
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DEMOCRATIC 7H4HKsGIEzgG.

DEMOChA IIC IMAM
WASHINGTON, November by
che President of the United States
of America, proclamation. The
season is nigh when it is yearly the
wont Of this people to observe the
day appointed for that purpose by the
President as an especial occasion for
thanksgiving unto God. Now, there
fore, in recognition of this hallowed
custom, Chester A. Arthur, Presi-
dent of tbe United States, do here
designate as such day of general
thanksgiving, Thursday, the 9th
day of this present November, and
/ do recommend throughout the
land that the people, ceqsing from
their accustomed occupations, DO
then keep holiday at their several
homes and their places of worship,
and with heart and voice pay rever-
ent acknowledgement to the Giver
of all good for the countless bless
ings wherewith he had visited this
nation. In witness whereof, L here
unto set my hand and cause the
seal Of the United States to be affix-
ed. Done at the city of Washington
this 7th of November, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
ircd and eighty-four, and of the In
dependence of the United States the
INC hundred and ninth.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR
By the President
FREDERICK IL. FRELIEGHUYsEN,
Secretary of State.
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The IT0rLd'H EinnreS-

New YORK, Nov. 8, II m.--Cleve-
land and Hendricks have a clear
plurality IN the State of14S6 The
figures have increased by a care
full revision of the official returns.
Democrats need have no fears !;
Cleveland is elected, and will be the
next President
TUR WaBTD
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The Sun.

NV YORK, Nov. s, 10 p. M
Our figures, many times revised,
give Cleveland / 200 plurality. They
will not be changed unless errors
now unknown are detected by the
official canvass next Tuesday. A
change of 200 either way is impossi-
bic. c. S. LORD, Ed Sun.
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CLEVELAND
Petal

Didn't I tell you not 10 rack that
horse down with that damp clover-hay.
IL viii give any horse In the world the
heaves. Well, driver, give him our
standby. Days Horse and Cattle Pow
der. guess that Vii bring him around
all right.
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New YORg. Nov. Sat 10 p. m.
Cleveland's plurality is about l 300
in this State, from official figures
The Republicans claim that fraud
has been used, and the result will
not be known until the official can
vass.
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The Times Fr0ures.

NEW YORK CITY, a. nj, Nov.
love have verified our returns
from every county IN the State and
found our figures absolutely correct.
Cleveland's plurality in the State -
i 200. Ed. TINES.
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a quarter of a century of Devo-
ton to Principle and Duty, is at
last rewarded
The Democratic Party has con-
sistently and persistently upheld
the Principles for which it has been
noted since It's formation, amid dis
cOuragements that no Party, save n
strong one, could have withstood.
Defeated one day, with its Ban
ner trailing in the dust, the next
day it raises that standard and
flaunts its dropping folds in the
enemy's face, daring the right TO
maintain, although opposed by a
victorious foe.
Such has been Democracy during
these long years since 1860.
Truth is Mighty, and will Pre-
vail. The eternal fitness of things
suggests the proud fact that Dem
Ocracy illustrates one grand thought:
Truth crushed to earth viii rise again,
The eternal years Of God are hers,
While Error wounded. writhes in pain,
AID Dies amid her wOrshippers!"
Chattanooga DeHscrdt.
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Chattanooga DelAscrat.

The action of Jay Gould in the
past ten days is such as has attract
ed the attention of the whole counS
try to his true character. A few
days before the election he was din
ing and plotting with James q.
Blaine and contributing hundreds
of thousands of dollars to the Re-
publican campaign fund. For two
days after the election he was using
all the power he possesses as direct
controller of the Western Union
Telegraph company and the direct
manager of the Associated Press, to
falsify the election returns from In
diana, New York, and other sup
posed doubtful States. When it be-
came apparent to him that nothing
could be done by fraud or otherwise
to defeate the election of Grover
Cleveland, he was the first Promin-
ent man to desert James G.. Blaine
and cast his influence with the Dem
ocrats. This has been the crowns
ing feature of his Infamous career.
He is absolutely destitute of cons
science. He sacrifices his most 10y
al friend without a single compunc-
ton when his own selfish interests
can be promoted thereby. lie is a
terribly dangerous man to have
control of news gathering and dis
tribuGng facilities of the country.
There can no longer be any ques-
ton OF the imperative necessity of
the government taking promp pos
session of the telegraph lines. One
Of the first bills that should be pass
ed at the assembling of Congress is
that of Senator Edmunds, of Yer
mont, for that purpose.
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-11-12

The widest excitement has pre-
vailed through the country since
the election, owing to the uncer~
tainty of the result.
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Col. King was defeated by Maj.
PettibOne for Congress. The
Independent Republicans were not
whipped into line, but the large
vote swamped tho Democrats. In
Washington, Carter, and Hancock
counties many Republicans voted
for King.
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Tom Hendricks saved Indiana by
fully five thousand majority. The
great fraud of 1876 has been rebuk-
ed.
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Let all good citizens, of whatever
political party, sober up and pray
eriully resume the stern duties Of
life.
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Cleveland carried the same States
that Tilden did with the addition of
South Carolina.
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In Chicago there was such large
vote that the polls were kept open
in the night awhile.
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W. J. McSween, Democrat, in
Cooke county, was elected to the
legislature by 90 majority.
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The sun shines as ever and the
world moves on
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NTOtharS.

and the many Throat Affections of chiidren,
promptly, pleasantly and safely relieved by
Trough on Coughs" Torches, 15c. BaisAn, 25e.
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Oneida county, N. Y, UOnkling's
home, gave Garfield two thousand
majority. Cleveland carried it.
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Our Grand Old Party.

clarion Is heard throughout the
land, banishing away with ITS
pure, clear and quiyering notes,
the deadly miasna which Re
publican corruption for the
last twenty-four years, has
caused to hover over and set
tie down upon a people as no
bic in their instincts, and as
vigorous in their energies, en-
terpIise and lofty patriotism as
Gods free Sunshine ever shown
upon. Quietly, steadily, with
a determination, as fixed as fate,
Democracy has pursued the
even tenor of its way, fighting
with invincible courage and
fortitude foes from with
out and foes from within 1t
would not have been human
if at times IL did not halt and
rest upon Its arms; but it
never took a backward step.
Overpowered, defeated, it still
stood steady, resolute, and
never for a minute lost an atom
of Its courage, or showed the
shadow of a fear of final vic
tory.
And who have been Its lead
ers in this long crusade after
its ancient and scattered hon.
ors! And who have compOs-
ed the veteran battalions that
no defeat, however great, has
ever caused them TO trail their
banner in the dust or bent
their knees before their con
querers. Their leaders have
been men Of stainless names,
to whom a private station be-
came a post of honor where
vice held sway. Her Abattal-
ions were formed Of loyal
scionsof the Fathers of the
Republic whom British gold
could not buy, nor British
bayonets intimidate. No"Plum-
ed Knight" whose hands were
sullied with the touch of i'll
gotten gains stood at their
head. No comrades loaded
down with public plumber
marched side by side with them
10 poison the very air around
them with the baneful effiuvia
of their prostituted lives.
Alone they came, as did their
glorious leaders, from private
and from humble stations,
each with his honor untarnish-
ed, and took his place within
the ranks, a body of such un-
plumed knights as the world
never before looked upon, belt
eel and armored alone with
truth and Honor.
Where shall we find a fit
ting comparison for these pa
tient, battle-scared veterans Of
Democracy What nation can
present to the world so sub
lime a spectacle of heroic self
abnegationl Few names APP
pear upon the worlds great
roll of heraldry that can
match with the long array of
names which Democracy has
written with nervous energy
upon her own illustrious re-
cords of the past. 1t has been
reserved TO the Democracy, in
the most degenerate age that
ever overshadowed any nation,
to recover the broken thread
of a glorious supremacy, and |
clearing the reeking gulf of |
twenty-four years, reunite it
amid the plaudits of millions |
at home, the admiration of the
world and the hope and hap
piness of hamlet and hall, car
" it once more at the head Of
is columns, the orifamme of
/ national honor that shall be
at home and abroad,
IN land and on sea l.
These are our sentiments as
expressed by an exchange.
Men Of all classes should prompts /
y lay political issues away for ! I,
Ong rest, and turn their attention D
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seRoufh on Corns.n

Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dizziness, In
digestion, Headache, Sleeplessness cured by Wells
Health Remover"
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The Mulligan man got a black
eye in the Empire State.
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The latest returns low make 1t
certain that Cleveland and Hen
bricks have PIG electoral votes.
The following is results by States !;
CLEVELAND BLAINE.
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three or four hours every night coughing. Get
relief and sound rest by using Wells
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Pretty Women.

Instant relieffor Neuralgia, Toothache, -Facea.
che. Ask for "Rough on Toothacie . Is and Is
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Life Preseryer.

If you are failing, broken, worn ont and nervous
use "Wells' Health Renewer.n 81. Druggist.
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Sickness in the Country,

Reports from the country indicate
that there is at this time mere than the
usual amount of sickness prevailing.
Most of these troubles seem to arise
rom an IMPURE condition of the blood
caused by an excessive secretion of bile.
This causes fevers of Il bilious charac-
ter, and we regretto say in some places
it has proved very fatal. We therefore
offer this gratitous advice to those net
yet afflicted; Keep your liver in
healthy condition, and your blood rich
and pure. Good blood means good
health whilst bad blood bad health.
Harris Blood and Liver Pills are entire
ly vegetable and are just the pills need
ed at this season of the year.
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Grover Cleveland is President.
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Enough on Pain" POrOused
DIa Cfar
Thin People.

Strengthening, improved, the best for back lche,
pains i'll chest or side, rheumatism, neuralgia.
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Ask for Wells "Rongh on Corns " 15c Quick,
complete cure Hard or soft corns, warts, bum
iopcI
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..Rongh Coughs. !,
..Rough ON Rats

Ask for Trough on Coughs" for Coughs Colds,
Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Torches, 15c. Liquid,
Csc
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SOMETHING NEW.

Macrame. cord in all colors, for ladies'
fancy work. McCall's Bazaar Patterns,
(send for catala gue). Needles sent by
mail for any sewing machidc. Nyes
pure sperm oil at wholesale. Merchants
send in your orders. Repairs, parts
and finding. Machines repaired by
Superior workman. The Improved
White, New EIdredge, Davis, Singer
and Domestic Sewing Machines in stock
and sold very low, either wholesale or
retail. s. z. ANGEL,
jan % Knoxville, Tenn.
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Whooning Cough.

s1Wells' Health Renewerr restores health and
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness
Debility. ST.
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@ladies who would retain freshness and vivaeity
Don't fall to try ..Wells' Health Renewer.'
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Rough on TOOthache.I'

If you are losing youS grip on life. try ''Wells
Health Remover" Goes direct TO weak spots.
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ssRough Ifch 9

Hacking, irritating Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
cured BY "Rough ON Coughs Torches, 15c-
Liquid, 25c
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Trough on Pain POrOused
Plaster.

strengthening, improved the best for backache
pains IN the chest side, rheumatism, neuralgia.
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The Hope of che Nation.

Trough on Itch' cures humors. eruptions, ring
worm, letter, salt rheuna, frosted feet chibains.
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From Superintendent Associated

IIVW superintendent HesOCtUleU
Press.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. O., 2 a. m.
The plurality for Cleveland and
Hendricks in this State, now shown
by official figures received by Chair
man Manning, is ,240.
MCKEE, Supt. Ass'd Press.
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The result is known.
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Heard Pains,

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bugs, skunks, Cnipmunks, gophers 15c Druggist
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silk black all Silk Rhadames at 81 20
worth $1.75 much better at 81. 80 worth
So %. Best American and French Black
and colered Silks at D. B. Loveman &
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Parker's Tonic

4 Qafs Fdaity Medicine that neUer
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Parker's Hair Basam Is finely perfumed and IL
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