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LEES TRIUMPH.
The Democratic Majority Ranging Be
tween $4,000 and 10000.

The Democratic Majority Ranging BE
tween $4,000 and 10000.
richmond, VA, Nov. 4.-Augusta
county gives Lee 1923 majority, Repub-
lican gain OF l09. The Democratic legis-
latIve ticket is elected by $50 majority.
Rockbridge elects two Democratic men,
bers by l25 majority.
The Republicans carry Allegheny coun-
ty by 2l3 majority and elect their legis-
lative ticket.
Bath county gives 40 Democratic ma
jorlty.
Highland, mountain county, has not
been heard from. Last year it gave a
Democratic majority OF AZ. Should that
vote be maintained the Republicans will
carry the Senatorial district, composed
of Highland, Bath and Allegheny counties,
by 56.
In the counties above named the vote
for Lee is about the same as that for
Cleveland last year.
Rockbridge county is Democratic on
the legislative ticket by 1856 majority
Lees majority is 1875.
Rockingham county is Republican by
1876 with one precinct TO hear from, the
whole registered vote of which is 1l6,
being gain of two Republican Repre-
sentatiNes.
Shenandoah county gives 100 Demo-
cratic majority, and the Republicans lose
one Representative
Page county is Republican by so ma
joritY, Republican gain OF l4S votes,
Highland county is Republican by 3
majority, a Democratic loss of 90, and one
Representative. The losses and gains
throughout the valley on the Cleveland
vote about balance.
ALL BUT ELEVEN COUNTIES IN.
All but II counties in the State have
been heard from, but il is impossible to
give tonight the total vote for Governor,
as most Of the returns only give majori.
ties. From what has been received, and
estimating the counties not heard from,
Lees majority VIII doubtless reach 10000.
The Democratic gains, as far as reported,
are nearly offset by Republican gains.
In the southwestern counties the Demo-
Gratis made small gains. Heavy Demo
cratic gains, however, appear in all
counties having large colored popula-
tion. The Legislature so far as is known
stands: House, 60 Democrats, 20 RepuOll.
cans, and II not heard from, but nearly
all will return Republicans; Senate, 30
Democrats, Q Republicans, and one not
heard from will probably be Republican.
As TO the Legislature sufficient returns
have been received to show that the
Democrats have already 62 out Of
100 members OF the House OF delegates,
and % out OF 40 members of the Senate
The Republicans have l6 members OF the
House and II Senators. The counties
yet to be heard from will increase the
Democratic membership TO a twO-thirds
majority in both Houses.
THE POSTS FIGURES.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The Post has
specials from III Of the 1l3 counties in
Virginia giving the maj0rities for Gov
ernOr. Lees majority, according % these
figures, is TO- 1872. The two counties not
heard from gave Blaine a majority Of 9O6
last year.
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IowA's LEGISLATORS.
Tho Republicans in the Majority but
Hard Pressed at the Polls.

Tho Republicans in the Majority but
Hard Pressed at the Polls.
DIES MONIES, IA, Nov. 4.-Up to 1880
O'Clock tonight the State ReQtSter has
completed returns from 81 Of the 30 coun-
ties in the State, ana pretty definite re-
turns from 40 others, and partial from all.
The returns cut the Republican majority
on the State ticket down TO 5000. Final
returns may vary this thousand up or
down. The Republican majority IN the
State on Governor two years ago was but
1892. The RegisteF has definite returns
from every Senate and Representative dis
trict in the state.
In the House the Republicans have 80
members, the Fusionists 80, the Indepen-
dent Republicans I, and doubtful /.
The Senate stands 81 Republican and
10 Fusionists.
The official returns cannot vary these
figures more than or 2. or the "a Sena-
tors elected this year the Republicans
elect 10, and the FusOnists o.
Several member are elected by small
majorities. Reniger (Rep.) is elected
Senator in Floyd by 8. and Peterson Ind.
Rep. in Grundy by IA.
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GALvEsroNs srRhAE Els.
1900 Men Out-The Miners of the
Fourth Pool Givein.


GALVESTON, Nov. 4.-The strike is OF
greater extent than wassa first known.
1t effects nearly every industry in the
city. Fully 1900 Knights OF Labor went
out on the wharves, cotton presses aud
freight houses. The order to strike came
from two sources, the State executive
committee of the knights of Labor and
the trade assembly OF Galveston.
No freight arrived here to-day, and the
Missouri Pacific officials have instructed
their country agents to receive no cotton
for shipment to this city. Ten foreign
steamers partially loaded are in the bay.
There is a strong feeling against the boy
cotters among business and railroad men,
aud the indications point to a protraeted
lockout. The executive committee have
detailed 200 knights Of LABOR to aid the
police in keeping the peace.
CIGAR MAKERS FROM GERMANY.
MONTREAL, Nov. 4-Three hundred
cigar makers arrived here to-day from
Hamburg, Germany. The wages to be
paid the Germans are the same as those
paid the Canadians engaged in the same
work.
MINERS RESUMING WORK.
PIrTsBURG, PA, Nov. 4.-It is thought
that the miners strike In the fourth pool
is over. This morning a large number Of
men were working, having commenced
going in last Tuesday week. Many tam
lilies are said to be In great destitutiOn.
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10000 Majority in Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-sufiloient returns
OF the election held yesterday have been
received 10 indicate that the minority for
the Democratic State ticket will be nearly
10000. The Legislature Will be- about as
follows; Senate--Republican q. Demo-
Gratis 20. House Of DELEGATES Republi-
cans rs, Democrats i0l. Democratic ma
jOrity on joint ballot 30.
The Democratic maj0ritieB In this city
range from 10000 10 10000, the highest
being for State Comptroller and the low
est for Sheriff. The returns from the
counties continue 10 come, but do not
change the result indicated last Dight.
Frederick county, the Republican strong.
hold Of the State, is conceded TO have
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ACCOUNTING FOR THE RESULT.
The "Post" Charges the Republican
Defeat TO the Party Platform.

The "Post" Charges the Republican
Defeat 60 the Party Platform.
NEW YORK, Nov 4.-The Post, in its
editorial on yesterdays election, attri-
butes the defeat Of the Republicans to
their platform. 1t says:
They nominated highly respectable can
didate, and they ought then 10 have c0ncOcted
moderate platform, devoted 20 state AFFAIRS,
ayO ding or dwelling lightly on topics on
which public sentiment iu ihiB state is most
divided, speaking strongly for reform and
proving tho sincerity Of this speech,
and at the same time cOncilatinR the
Democratic friends Of civil service
reform by a frank and generous recognition
Of the very remarkable contributions % the
cause Of reform which the Democratic Prosl-
dent had made. We do not need % say what
Kind OF plHtfOrm was drawn up. Tho c0uVen-
tiOn gave the drafting NJ it 10 a hack p0liti-
cian of the most merGernarY ana conviction
less type, as emp rylOu3 20 new ideas ~ n
janitOr IN q Dominican mOnastcrr, and some
thing was produced which seemed in every
line Intended 70 repel ana disgust the voters
on whom every election victory iu this state
depends. u insulted the President, and in
such an ingenious way rs 20 insult also the
majority which voted for him last year. To
crown 10 ALL it again thrust m our faces af-
fairs Of South Carolina and Georgia and Mis-
Risappi. We felt, as our readers know, from
the moment that this extraordinary dOcu-
ment appeared, that the result Of any oppOAi-
ti0n 20 the Democratic gpOilsmen in this State
must be very doubtful"
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FLORIDA ON THE WIRE.
The Suits Against the Florida Railway
and Navigation Company.

The Suits Against the Florida Railway
and Navigation Company.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 4.--The re-
mains Of Gen. Joseph Finegan, who died
Tuesday, at his home, at Fort Reed, near
Sanford, will arrive here tomorrow morn
ing via the steamer City Of Jacksonville,
and will be buried here. Camp No. /,
Confederate Veterans, will meet the body
at the boat and escort it to the grave.
Gen. Finegan fought the successful
battle of Olustee, Feb. 90 1864, against
the Federal force under Gen. Seymour.
He was born in CloOnis, Ireland, Nov. II,
1914.
In the United States court to-day Judges
Pardee and Settle presiding, in the cases
of K. b. johnson, ct al. VS.. the Florida
Railway and Navigation Company, and
S. 1. Water VS.. the same company, the
court ordered that the receiver, r, II.
DuYal. who was appointed receiver in the
suit OF W. b. Cutting, ct al, against the
same road shall continue to hold the
property subject to further adjudication
in the case.
THE WALES CASE.
In the WALES suit L. II. Duval was
also appointed receiver for the lands in
YOlved.
Attorney UeDerdl dafianu was one OF
the attorneys for the cOmplainants in the
frst-named suit, but could not be present
on account Of official duties.
Capt. j. II. Durkee, ex-United States
Marshal, was to-day appointed standing
master in Chancery for the Northern dis
trict Of Florida, both Judges Pardee and
Settle cOncurring.
Mayor Rice having turned over the In
vitation TO the city to attend the harbor
convention at Savannah on Nov. 25 10 the
Board Of Trade, that body met this even
ing and instructed the board OF governors
TO choose six delegates to 60 to the con-
ventiOn. Gov. Perry has also appointed
one for each Congressional district.
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sTEAD's DEFENSE.
Justis Lopes Doing All In His Power to
Secure Conviction.

Justis LOpes Doing All In His Power to
Secure Conviction.
LONDON, Nov. 4-The trial OF w. I.
Stead, editor Of the Pau MdH Gazette,
Sampson Jacques, OF the same newspaper,
Bramwell Booth, of the Salvation Army,
Mad. Louise Mourney and Mrs. Rebecca
jarrett, defendants in the Armstrong alb
ductiOn case, was resumed to-day
at the Central Criminal Court be-
fore Justice Lopes. Charles Russell,
the counsel for the defense. declared that
taking the child Eliza away with her
mothers consent was no crime, but the
Judge held otherwise Mr. Stead, who
acts as his own counsel, made a powerful
speech to the jury, dwelling particularly
on the Righteousness OF his motives IN his
transactions respecting the Girl Eliza,
and defended the action OF Mrs. Jarrett
in refusing 70 betray her confederates.
RESULT or THE REVELATIONS.
Mr. Stead claimed that the revelations
Of the P0U MaU G0zette aroused the in
dignation Of the public and enabled the
attorney general 10 secure the passage Of
the criminal law amendment bill so as to
reach such cases as was mentioned in the
Gdsette.
Mr.. Jacques, one Of the defendants, here
arose and exclaimed excitedly, "He now
prosecutes you for it,"
Mr.. Stead, turning towards Mr..
Jacques. said "Hush.V
Mr.. Jacques, however, would not be
quoted, and repeated the expression.
Justice Lopes then remarked to Mr..
Jacques, "Iou are very indiscreet'
Mr. Stead concluded his address by
saying: III the jury returns a verdict OF
guilty | Will not appeal the case. but will
bear the punishment imposed upon me by
the court without flinching."
Applause greeted this declaration.
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TH0R0UGHLY PRACTICAL.
TRICKY PosrMAsrERs.

Aficks 20 Cut Down the Receipts
of New Appointees.
SiiiNGroN, Nov. at has been dis.
's,el at the Post Office department
d systematic effort is being made in
places by Postmasters recently
l'ea' to cut down the receipts
n9.a.. suceessors by diminishing the
\, I.I postage receipts at their Ofil-
a,. these eX-p0stmasters manege 10
IN. '.Aes for the collection of mail AT
0rgsi...' 'iees ot business or elsewhere. and
IA +, Iarse numbers OF letters in this
lau .ne railway stations, preventing
ba.. pm going through the local Post
F, t.s, Ine proceedings are 10 be taken
raafi.o' epartment tO put an end TO this
\ nay. a On account Of It's unfairness 70
N-" app0intees.
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/ 1,8Ol DEATHS AT MONTREAL.
A Frightful showing Made by a Report
for Five Weeks.


for Five Weeks.
MONTREAL, Nov. 4.-The official re-
turns at the health Office this morning
showed 81 deaths from smallpox in the
city yesterday, in st. Jean Baptiste, l
in st. Charles, In st. Cunegonde, In
Cote -. Louis and Din st. Henri.
THE RECORD FOR FIVE WEEKS.
The statement of the mortality for the
i've weeks ended Oct. 81 shows 1891
deaths IN this city from smallpox. OF
these who died l,2o6 were French Cana
dians. OF the remaining 105, SO were
Catholics and 40 were PrOtestants.
The medical health officer reports
that A. cases OF smallpox
were verified yesterday, and that there
were 26 false reports. There are at pres
ent receiving relief from the city through
the Sisters OF Providence 1851 persons,
comprising $40 families. There are 572
cases Of smallpox In these families, aud
only 7s3 Of the 1851 persons receiving re-
lief are yaccinated. The total number OF
Protestant families east of Bleury street
receiving relief is about 10.
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ATHENS FAIR.

A Jewelry Firm Robbed of $1,000
Worth of Diamonds.
ATHENS, GA, Nov. 4.-The second day
OF the fair passed of very pleasantly. A
large crowd were on the grounds all day
long. In the morning a fine game Of base
was played between the University and
Lexington clubs. The score stood Lex
ington A. University 1. In the afternoon
the races occurred, and were very inter-
esting. All the colleges and schools were
on hand during the day.
Collins 4 Pullen. jewellers, OF this city,
were robbed Of 81 900 worth Of diamonds
at the fair grounds yesterday. The thief
made good his escape.
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PRISONERS BURNED TO DEATH.


ROme's Police Station Proves a Crema-
tory for Two Men.
UTICA, N. Y, Nov. 4.--Tbe police sta
tion house at Rome, was burned last
night, and two prisoners were burned to
death.
POST OFFICE BoRNED.
CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-The Southwest post
office, at the corner of Blue Island avenue
and Loomis street, was burned out about
2:30 O'Clock this morning. ALI the mail
matter in the building was destroyed.
The damage to the building and stores
amounted to about $4,000.
COURT HoUsE DESTROYED.
TOLEDO, o.. Nov. THE court house
Of Columbiana county was burned this
morning. All the county records were
consumed. The loss on the building is
$4,000 with no insurance.
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A MISPLACED SWITCH.
Coal Dumps on the side Track Effect
lively stops the Passenger.

Coal Dumps on the side Track Effect
lively stops the Passenger.
FITCHBURG, MASS, Nov. An acct
dent caused by a misplaced switch occur
red to a passenger train on the northern
division OF the Old Colony railroad, due
here alto O'Clock this morning. The train
turned upon a side track south OF Gates
crossing in Leminster, and the engine
struck coal dumps and was deraiied with
the baggage and smoking cars. The pas
senger car remained on the track. En-
gineer VIM. Murphy stuck to the engine
and was not hurt. Fireman EmertOn, OF
South Framingham, jumped and was
caught by the deraled tender and had
both feet crushed. Five passengers were
slightly hurt. The track was cleared in
an hour
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CLEYELANn,s Joy.
Gov. Bill Congratulated by Telegraph
by the President.

WASHINGTON, Nov. A. President
Cleveland returned 10 Washington at
1850 O'Clock this morning. He left Buff
falo &C 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. and
came through direct In the special car in
which he left here on Monday morning.
lie was met at the depot by Col. Lamont.
Tho President expressed himself as being
much gratified with the result Of the cleo
tlon In New York. Immediately upon
reaching the White House he sent a con-
gratulatOry telegram 20 Gov. Hin.
The President to-day received q number
Of kilograms from prominent Democratic
politicians In all parts OF the country, but
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MIR. CaIhoun's Marriage.

CHARLESTON. 5. c., Nov. 4.-Patrick
Calhoun, OF Atlanta, Ga, grandson OF
John &. Calhoun, was married tonight 70
Miss Sarah Porter Williams, eldest
daughter Of George W. WllliamB. Of
Charleston. A large number OF Visitors
were present from Georgia and other
States, as well as South Carolina. Among
them were Senator Butler and Gen. John
g. GOrdon
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PROTECTION IN ENGLAND.
Lord Salisbury Makes Bold Bid for the
Anti-Frce Trade Vote.


LONDON, Nov. 4.-Lord Salisbury de-
liYered speech in Victoria hall, Lon
don, this evening. He denied that
the Tories wished TO tax cereals, but
said that free trade should not prevent an
arrangement Of the duties In order to
place England on footing with
other nations. To take hypO-
tbetieal case, If Spain refused 70
admit English manufactures but
admitted those Of other countries,
raising Of the duties on Spanish wines by
England would not be an infringement OF
free trade principles, but be justitiable
retaliation, nor should England be pre-
vented from altering her tariffs ia order
70 benefit the colonies. The speech IL
considered a bold bid for the protectionlst
vote.
Sir william Hart Dyke, Chief Score
tary for ireland, speaking at Bexley to-
day, said that the Conservatives were de-
termined 10 avoid c0ercing Ireland II
possible.
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FIGHfING THE poLICE.

Father and Son Make Desperate Re
sistanoo at Montreal.
MONTREAL, NOV. 4.-Gagn0n, charged
with shooting at the police when they at
tempted his arrest last night, was taken
by force from his house to-day aud carried
TO prison. nis son then barrcaded HIM
self within a room and fred upon the con-
stables, but without effect. The Mayor
gave orders TO shoot him down il neces-
sary, but the officers finally secured the
son, who fought them like a maniac.
Female friends Of young Gagn0n encour-
aged him in resisting the officers by cries
of "BravO," "BrayO.V
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pnstmnsterahins FlIled.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The following
fourth class Postmaster was appointed
to-day;
N Vtrginid--At springville, Robert n.
Bruce.
The President to-day appointed oscar
d. Derr Postmaster at Roanoke va, vice
a. y. AshherrY snapendcd.
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DEAD ON HIS FATHEEs GRAVE.
A Young Heir to Large Estate Driven
TO Suicide by Grief.

A Young Heir to a Large Estate Driven
TO Suicide by Grief.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 4.-CyTus
Yandes, whose father, James w. Yandes,
formerly Of indianapolis, died a few days
ago, leaving a colossal fortune, was found
dead on his fathers grave to-day. He had
blown one side OF his head of with
shotgun. Grief for his father, his life
long and inseperable companion, and the
responsibility Of settling the million-dOl-
lar estate for himself and his sister IN the
absence Of viii is believed 10 have
unsettled the Young mans mind and TO
have led % his tragic end. Geo. 1andes
OF indianapolis is now here superintend-
ing the removal Of the remains, together
with those Of the father, mother, and three
brothers and sisters. All but Cyrus are
buried in the yard Of the homestead here.
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Clncinnntl JournaIism.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-The MOrnfng Sun,
which has been issued for a month or two
as a cheap paper, having the old Gdzette's
Associated Press franchise, has been sold
TO a syndicate Of capitalists from FOsio-
ria, Columbus and Cincinnati, and will
be issued soon as a Republican paper. IL
is said that IL will oppose civil service
reform, and will be opposed 70 the cleo
flnn OF .Inhn Sherman.
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Ouay's Majority 35. 600.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Returns from
various counties in this State come in
very slowly today. From what have
been received, however, il can be estl-
mated that Quay, Rep, for State Treas
urer, will have majority OF at least
5000, with strong probability that that
figure will be exceeded. All the changes
IN the figures show Republican gains over
the majorities as telegraphed last night.
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COok Countv,s Vote.

CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-The returns show
tnat the new election law has been adopt
ed by u majority Of from 10000 TO IA. 900
Benjamin ID. Magruder. a non-partisan
candidate for the vacancy on the Supreme
qench, received nearly all the votes cast.
Gwynn Garrett, the Republican candi-
date for Judge Of the Superior Court, has
about 5000 majority over Hynes, Demo-
crat.
Two Republican and two Democratic
county Commissioners were elected.
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VICTORY IN COLORADO.
County Tickets Carried by overwhelm-
ing MajOrities

ing MajOritieg.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 4.-The Chairman
Of the Republican committee comedies the
election Of the entire Democratic-Inde-
pendent county ticket by heavy ma jori-
ties. Lake county elects her entire Demo-
cratic ticket except Sheriff, and possibly
clerk
Ebert, Rep, for Supreme Court Judge,
on whom party lines were strictly drawn,
is certainly elected by at least 1900 ma
iOritV.
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CattIe BroIzcrs Assign.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 4,--Joseph &
Vile, cattle brokers, assigned last night.
Their assets arc nominal. Their habili-
ties are $4,000. A warrant OF arrest was
sworn out charging the firm with
swindllng its creditors, by turning all It's
property into money before assigning.
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principally in New York, cOngratulating
him on the result of the elections in New
York as an unmistakable Endorsement of
his policy.
THE TELEGRAM.
ELMIRA, Nov. 4.--Gov. Hill has re-
ceived the following;
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 4, 1885.
Hon. DdUid b. mn. Elrajrd:
| have just returned from Buffalo and
learned the result when nearly home. / hear
tily congrAtulate you on your election.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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wARNEWs CASE ADJOURNED.
Vanderbilt's Private Secretary Identifies
the Famous Check

FhhutfDIItb TFiVAto secretAry IdentIhe8
the Famous Check.
NEW YORK, Nov. An the Warner ex-
animation before United States Commits
sioner Shields to-day +. W. Rossiter, VIM.
H. Vanderbilt's private secretary, identi-
fed the famous 100000 check which Mr..
Vanderbilt gave to Gen. Grant in May,
1884. He would not allow the check to 20
ont OF his hands. Col. Bliss, counsel for
Mr.. Warner, opposed the motion to ad-
Journ the case until next week on the
ground that he feared that the District
Attorney intended TO bring MIR. Warner
before the grand jury before the eXamina-
ti0n had been completed. The case was
Adjourned lnspIte Of his protest.
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PARIS, Nov. 4.-rhe Gauiofs says that
the changes in the Cabinet have been SET
tied, and will Do announced at the OPEN
ing Of the Chambers. M. large, NJ. fe-
Council.
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DesOTO ANNEXED.
A Fatal Collision on the East Tennessee
Virginia and Georgia.

Virginia and GeOrgis.
ROME, GA, Nov. AT an cleo
ton to-day Desoto, one Of the suburban
villages. with over 1000 inhabitants, was
annexed TO Rome. DeSoto is quite a
thriving little village, and Is the residence
of many of Rome's business men.
A terrible collision occurred last night
on the East Tennessee, Virginia and GeOr-
gia road between Columbiana and Chill
drOsburg. Thirteen cars were ditched
and piled in a heap. The engines were
badly damaged. Four men were seriously
injured, one of them dying in few mo-
meuts. A colored fireman named Swain
was killed, and Conductor Ham was
among the injured. Both trains were
fraIgLta.