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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
TIRE ELECTIONS MOTHER STATES
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, November 3.--ThV
elections in this State are for members
of the Legislature only, consequently
the vote polled is light.
HARTFORD, Conn, November 81
Returns from fifty towns in the State
elect 81 Republicans and 80 Democratic
members of the Legislature-a Demo-
cratic gain Of 6 over last year, when
the Republicans had Il majority in the
House. A Democratic senator in the
First district has been elected--a Demo-
cratic gain.
Hartford elects . Democratic repre-
sentatiyes-tbe same as last year.
Hartford, November 3.-Eighty-
six towns including Hartford, New
Britain, Norwich, Bridgeport, and
Stamford, elect 81 Republicans and 60
Democrats to the Legislature. A Demo-
cratic gain Of 10.
HARTFORD, Conn, November s.
One hundred and thirty-three towns
elect 100 Republicans, 90 Democrats. |
GIeenbacker, and independent to the
State House Of Representatives.
Democratic gain of 10.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSToN, November 3.-Fifty cities
and towns give Robinson l,446 and
Prince 7,04j. The same towns in 1888
gave Robinson 1867 and Butler
$3.50.
Twenty cities and towns outside of
Boston give Robinson 1892 and Prince
1854. The same cities and towns in
1883 gave Robinson S,l5S and Butler
5,475.
Seventy-fye cities and towns outside
Of Boston give Robinson 1925 and
Prince 1874. The same towns in
1883 gave Robinson 24,7l3 and Butler
1855.
The following is the total vote of
Boston for Governor Prince, 22,SO2;
1S,4SG; Sumner, 238.
WORCESTER, November 3.-The
vote Of Worcester is Robinson, $500;
Prince, 3,l73; Lathrop, 2Sl; Sumner, |
Z. A very small vote has been polled |
in this city and county.
BosToN, November 3.-The Herald |
says the returns from the State at large /
are very meagre, but considering the
Democratic loss in Boston Q,245) the
indications point to tho election of Rob-
nson, Republican, by large majority.
Boston, November 3.-One hundred
md thirty-four cities and towns, includ-
Dg the cities Of Boston, Worcester.
fall River, New Bedford, Fitchburg,
Hayerhill, Chelsea, and
Brockport, give Robinson (Republicau).
or Governor, 59,496. and Prince
Democracy, so,
B0sTON. November 3.-One hundred
nd iifty-nine cities and towns, includ-
ng, in addition to those previously
iyen, Springfield and Taunton, give
johnson Republican,, for Governor,
9,279; Prince lDemocrap, 5G,53S.
BosToN, November 3.--The late re-
irns have caused many surprises in the !
lection Of members Of the Senate and
Iouse. In particular, Lynn has been !
lrried by the Republicans for the first j
me in five years, and has also elected
ur out Of five Republican representa-.
yes. In the Lowell senatorial district,
Hey defeats Marden, Democratic ,
iumph, and Naphen (Democrat), has {
'en elected TO the Senate from {
e South Boston district-an- G
her surprise. Alger iDemocrat)
feats Chamberlain in the Cambridge !
Material district, which is considered 4
great victory by the Democrats. /
orse Democrstl defeats Hart fRspub- 1
an in the First Norfolk district. The s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
Oklahoma Boomers.

WAsHINGTON, November 3.-Act-
ing upon the reports of the agents in
the Indian Territory, Secretary Lamar
has requested the War Department to
remove the boomers from the Okla
homa lands. The information con-
tanned in the agents report is to the
effect that large numbers Of persons,
supposed to be boomers, but claiming
to be freighters, are crossing the Kan
sas border into the Indian Territory.
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LATE WEATRER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, November Al A.
M-Eor the Middle Atiantic States,
far reatAr, followed during Thursday
Jy local rams, rariabie rinds, gen
er0lly sAYtiRg to southeast, and siociy
rising temperature.
For the South atlantic States. fair.
rdTmer reGther, and riHds generally
shutting to southeast and southwest.
For Richmond and r,ciiity fair,
Kramer lredfher.
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BUsTAyfESTE, MIX. November 3.
The Indians retrcated to the mountain
cahons, few miles distant. on Sunday,
and made all arrangements for an at
tack on the town last night. Colonel
Cisneros, with his command OF State
troops, arrived at noon, and at once set
out 10 attack the Indians. They did
bot give battle, but fled in all direc-
tons. He succeeded in capturing four
Of the Indians. One Of the captiyes
admitted that they had caught a white
man early Sunday morning and hung
him up on tree three times before he
gave the information they wanted as to
the number of whites under arms in the
town. II is believed that the presence
Of the State troops will prevent further
trouble for the present.
The town offices are in the hands Of
the whites, and the Indians, fearing
ballot-box stuiiing during the coming
election, determined to take the Offices
by force Of arms. Early Friday morn
Hie tBtl NdPbVItu tnc Ioul~hVunc diiA
jail. The whites rallied under the lead
of Colonel Santos and took shelter in n
church across the street from the court
house and at once opened fire on the
courthouse and soon drove the In
dams out, as they could not be
induced to fire on the church, owing
to their superstitions. When chas-
ing the Indians out Of town one Of
the whites was killed. As his remains
were being carried from the church for
burial Saturday morning the Indians
attacked the procession. The whites
we're soon under arms, and finally
drove the Indians out Of the town, after
killing four and wounding fourteen.
The whites lost two killed and several
wounded. The chief of police is among
the wounded. Bustamente is town Of
500 inhabitants, and is located three
miles west Of the Mexican National
railway and halfway between Monte
Iey, Mexico. and Laredo. Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
The SmaIi.Pox In Canada.

IEJ V'IVhtdPII % IIIU DI6VHIUusI
MONTREAL, November 3.-0flicial
returns show 80 deaths in the city yes
terday from smallpox, in Cote st.
Louis, in st. Jean Baptiste village, 4
in st. Cunegonde, and l.in St. Charles.
A man residing in St. Jean Baptiste
village who was suffering from the dis
ease applied for admission to the small
pox hospital day or two ago, offering
to pay dollar day, but his applica-
tion was refused. lie procured board
in French family in the village and
died there.
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Butgaria.
IRv cahle 10 fha nl.nn.rh I

BELGRADE, November "a procla-
nation was issued to-day calling out
the second-class reserves. The second
class numbers 1900 men. 1t is ex-
planned that the recent violation Of the
bulgarian frontier by Servian troops
was owing to the fact that patrolling
parties of Servians were ignorant of
the precise situation of the boundary
line
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
Attempted Murder IN II fillmore.

BALTIMORE, November "a diff
Guilty occurred this afternoon in the
Fourth ward, in which John Hebrew
lcolored) was shot through the body,
and there is but little prospect of his
recovery. lie solicited another colored
man to vote the Democratic ticket,
when he was assaulted by others of his
race, and " Sheep" Brown shot him.
Brown has not been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
Storm tn Novia SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, n. s., November g.
Incoming vessels report that storm is
still raging with great severity at sea.
but thus far no casualties among the
shipping have been reported. Tele-
grams from various points show that
the gale was felt over the greater por-
tion Of this province. 1t is reported from
Baddeck, c. b.. that the storm was
one of the worst ever known there. All
the small boats at the wharyes were
broken. and the only sailing-yessel in
port had TO be towed outside in order
TO be saved.
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Onnosea 10 Cremation.

BUFFALO, y. Y, November 2.-The
project for the incineration Of deal no
dies, which by the erection OF crons.
tory is soon tG 90 tested in this locality.
is meeting with considerable opposi-
ton. Bishop Coke preached at st.
Johns church last evening to a very
large congregation on the subject Of
" Christian Burial giving his views
in opposition to cremation. His text
was st. Johns description Of the burial
Of Christ. He claimed that incinera-
ton was repugnant to Christian ciyii-
Zation
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Disturbances i'm IInytC

LONDON, November 3.-lnternal
troubles in Ilayti have caused the
British and French representatives in
that country to telegraph their re-
spectiye Governments to send men-of-
war there at once to protect the foreign
residents,
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Murder atuunt,yi,Ie. Ala.

~ wv eI"TH 70 VIZ TI'TtINH'I
CHATTANOOGA. November "a
Doiiy Times Huntsville, Ala. special
reports the shooting and killing Of
Robert Kelly by j. b. Finckler, rail-
road agent. The trouble was over
freight matters. Kelly cut Finckler
in the back with a knife. Finckler
shot five times at Kelly as be was run
nirg. Three shots took effect and
Kelly died in a few moments. finckler
is under arrest at his home, seriously
wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
DrY-Gio0trs Hnnsn Cinaen-

SHREvEPoRT, La, November o.
The establishment Of Kahn & Bigart.
dry-goods merchants of this place, was
closed to-day on an attachment OF
Bernhard & Son, Of New York. Other
attachments have been issued against
the firm, amounting in all to $4,000.
Their assets are unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04

To the Proprietor Of Salvation Oil:
Thou in our wonder and astonishment.
Hast built thyself a living monument,
A cure for hurts withlitt money spent.
Salvation Oil, the greatest iiniment!
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Assassina.ea az supver.rabIe.

GALVESTON, November "A spe-
cial TO the Nslcs from Richmond, Tex,
says: This evening while j. b.
White, prominent planter residing
two miles from here, was seated at
supper-table, he was shot dead by some
unknown person, who fired at him
through window. Blood-hounds will
be put en- the track Of the murderer"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
An Impending Cowboy aud Indian
Difficulty.
lBy telegra ph to the Dlspatch.l

by telegra PHI to the Dlspatch.l
BISMARCK, d. T., November St
is reported that serious conflict is
likely to occur this week between the
cattlemen and Indian hunters in the bad
lands. The Little Missouri Indians
number about seventy-fve and have
hunting permits from their agent at
Bertholo. They are accused Of start
ing the fires which destroyed part Of
the cattle-ranges, and which the cow
boys had to fight for one hundred miles
day and night for seven days. They
are killing a great deal of game, and
are also accused of killing stock. The
Cattle Association on Thursday next
will send in a party of thirty-tiye COW
boys TO order the Indians Off the had
lands and see that they go. The In
dams, being well armed and having per-
mits from their agent, are expected to
resist, unless they IRE surprised when
separated in small parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
nrltis. Rcalaenls In Morocnn.

LONDON, November 2.-The British
residents in Morocco have sent a petit
ton to the Marquis of Salisbury, Prime
Minister, stating that the English Gov
ernments representatives in Morocco
continue to regard their interests, and
that they intend to ask the protection
OF foreign Power until their grievances
are redressed.
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Death of the oldest Gospel Minister.

KANSAS CITY, November 2.-The
Ifmes's Little Rock ARK. J special says {:
Rev. Mr.. Tenant died in Evansville,
Ark, to-day; aged rs years. De-
ceased was the oldest gospel minister
in the United States, and had preached
for ninety years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
nrownIng ora Tciegrnuh omclal

TTy I'TtBTapI % mo UTsTTT0H,T
AUGUSTA, Ga. November John
Herbert Allen, manager of the South
ern Telegraph Company at this place,
was drowned this afternoon while swim
ming in pond four miles from this
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
Doing We'll.

lBy telegraph TO the Dlspstch.l
ST. LOUIS, November 3.-Mrs. Mi
chael Gallagher, wife Of a policeman
living at No. 1904 Biddle street, be-
came the mother last night of quadru-
plets-all girls. The mother and chill
dren are doing well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
Execution of a wire.nurderer,

KANSAS CITY, November 2.-The
Iimes's Little Rock Ark special says :
Weston, the ChOctaw wife-murderer,
was executed after Indian fashion on
the reservation in the Territory to-day.
His body was riddled with bullets.
Weston murdered his wife about year
ago.
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strange ina, he should yer survive.

tChicago Herald.l
Said a rich guest to her gracious
Union Park hostess "The tea is most
delicious. have never known its flavor
equalIed." " Pray let me serve you
another DISH" "No, thanks; can
never drink but one cup" " One cup
Why, you remember when Samuel
johnson took tea with Mrs. Thrale he
drank at least sixteen dishes" " The
lands | should think that would have
killed him long ago." A gloom has
fallen on the literary circles Of Union
Park.
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Poor.uanse Rurnn1,.

ST. LOUIS, November 1.-The Sa-
line county poor-house, at Marshall,
Mo-, was burned to the ground this
morning, and an insane inmate persisted
in the flames. The origin Of the fire is
not known, but it is supposed that the
insane man set fire TO the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. November 3. 1885.
SALEs.-25 shares Petersburg railroad at
80; 1000 Virginia new as at 80. 1000 do.
at 80; 5000 Georgia Pacific Jet 6's AZ lo2
! 600 Atlanta and Charlotte incomes at
esa.; 209 Virginia new 3 per cent. scrip AZ
5ssl GOO Petersburg Class - az agil, 2 600
do. at 96lz. 600 DO. At 96l4. 1 O00 do. at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
HolIfrnm sfeenie-

DAYTON, o., November Ed
ward Z. More, slater. was killed here
to-day by falling from the steeple of
the new Broadway Methodist Episcopal
church.
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Cation Rurnpff.

CHARLESTON, s. c., November .
\ fire at Reedy.Riyer factory, near
Greenyille, to-day destroyed 200 bales
Of cotton. Loss. $4,000; probably
fully insured, The factory was not
burned.
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Tire nurmnh I.,nedi,ion.

RANGOON, November 2.-MaiOr-
General Dalrymple Prendergast, COM
mander Of the Burmah exDeditionary
forces, will take an advanced position
on the Sd instant. All communications
with Upper Burmah have ceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04

by telegraph 10 the Dhpatch.l
Boston, November 3.-Eyerywhere
throughout Massachusetts the new
liquor law, first put in operation this
year, is being rigidly enforced, aud all
saloons are closed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
Carllsi RIslng Teared.

MADRID, November "A fresh
Carlist rising, it is feared, will follow
the Democratic demonstration in honor
Of Admiral TOpete..
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Relieving Woy,fIpr,ne,

PARIS, November 1.-The munich
pal authorities, in order to relieve the
woTkingmen's distress, have decided to
collect 100000 to be expended on a
series Of grand tetes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
The s,naii.PoN in Montreal.

MONTREAL, November 2.--Returns
at the health Office to-day show that
there were thirty-three deaths from
SMALLPOX in the city Yesterday.
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WANTS.
WANTS.
FOR THE ENSUING

WANTED, FOR THE ENSUING
w year 1850. by a PRACTICAL FARM
ER OF twenty years experience Ia Tide
water and PIEDMONT Virginia, SlIUA.
TiON as manager on "a farm, or wouid
lens, for "A term OF years a productive farn
on shares small. healthy famhy. Onuet-
n,eTif OF A larse estate improved ma
chinery arm accounts. stock, &c. FIRST
class reference. Correspondents solicited.
Address A. NJ i" care Postmaster, Nssons
Post.Otilce, orange county, va. DO f-oe-
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Ireland.
hEtA tAl.
IRN cnhln 10 the nlenafch 1

IBy cable % tle Dlspatch.I
DUBLIN, November 3.-Justin Nc
Carthy has been selected to contest
Londonderry in the Nationalist interest.
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COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet and steady.
QUOTATIONS..
Low MIDDLiNG.-
STRICT 10 Coon MlDDLISG. -94c.
MIDDLISG.-9I C.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November S.-Flour slow and
unchanged. Wheat quietand closed @. un-
der Yesterday; November, s4lasy,c.: b.
G. mber, eosa57ac.; No. 2 red, SOC. Corn In
good demand and strong: cash. 4i.saIlse. /.
NOV ember, 3St.a40i,c.: all the year. S7a
3lt,c. oats nrm and Il shade higher; cash.
80 4c.I November, IS &C.; Dece NJ Der, 36c.
Meas pork active and 5al0c. higher: cash.
50 bass %; November ss.i2i .ass.l5; De.
cember ss.l7i ass 20. Lard 5a7lSe. higher,
closing steady cash and November, 80. s ia
$3.50; December s5.9Oas5 92l. Boxed
meats steady; dry-salted shoulders, Ss.5Oa
1915; short rib, s4.6Oas4.75: clear. 81 9Oa
$3.50. Whisky firm AZ sl.l5. Sugar un.
changed
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November g. Md
uigh.-The election passed off quietly
and resulted in a sweeping victory for
the regular Democratic ticket in this
city. As far as heard from not single
Fusionist candidate is elected. State
returns are coming in very slowly, but
indications point to Democratic sue
cesses in nearly all Of the counties.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Noyember3.-
election to-day passed off very quietly.
The weather was clear and cold. The
only State Office to be filled was that of
State Treasurer.
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DESTROYED. IN that event the loss
wonid have been fully 475,o0o, - the
Luce Brothers have the products Of the
catch Of two seasons stored in their
bn;idinss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04

,rnE TRANSMISSION or BLo0I1.

THE TRANSMISSION 0e BLOOD
Il nom the yonug and vigorous - ~
sged and lnsEm has loas been fsssrf,e
With favor by the medical ffateraity.
without this young blood the sged bscoaeS
nrst aecrcpit and then fossliises. weions
ago saw tho Necessity OF infusIns souns
and vigorous blood into the rspialy.fosr
sIlIsing Clothing business q Richnond.
and our lahcTs nave been nesssded oy
steadily -ipcreasiDg trade. We are not "red
yet. There = more activity with n each
year. We are sparred on by a efatefai
clieniage. and our ideas arr syscoacea-
traied on the one ohJect--f. e. 70 p'ea-s tue
purchaser.
Come 10 hessauarters n you Wish any
MALE ouTFITrISGs."
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rOTrnN REpnRr

We quote. Fine s2.75ass; supernne.
fsas9.6O; extra, s3.7aag4: family, sia
s4.76 patent family. country. 60. 50as5. rs,
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WhEAT.-WLite. pa bushels fair to good
al % 70 SOC. Mixed. 738 bushels on pri-
tate terms. Red, 3i2 bushels common to
ialr LOngDerry go 90 10 CSC: 25i bushels
tar 10 good ShOrtberry az 80 10 g5c.
CoRN.-N White. go bushels good TO very
good at - 10 SIC. Mixed l2G bushels on
pr yafe terms.
CLOYER sEED.-s bushels at s. 70.
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DICnMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ia TY.SECOND SEASON FRIDAY and
SATt RDAN. November 9th and Ttn. Spe-
cial Matinee SATU RDAl at Z. M. F1rst
presentation In kichmond-W. j, Gil.
iuore's Great hig Company Of sixty People
IN The famous spectacle.
TIE DEVILS AUCTION.
CHARLES u. YALE. sole MANAGER. Luz
PRODUCING 3 Famous premiers, Secondes.
"a Coryhpces . Startling Specialized, to-
gether with good Dramatic Caste OF 30
Persons
Rich Costumes. Dazzling Effects. and
Beautiful scenery.
The biggest and best Spectacular ever pre-
scnted IN Richmond. NORiyance In pIices.
Admission: Orchestra 7ac.; resersed, ~.
I'rrss. (Yrcie. soc, reserved, zoe. Gallery,
2fc ne f-St-
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TnE POLITE ART OF DANG. .a

u ISG.-Mndam =. LOUIS has OPEN "A
ed her classes 40 Monticello Hal FORT ~
reception ofpuplis IT. EhDAl. I'll ks- -
DAY, aud SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at
80 o'clock. New College Lancer just out.
Ilaiu waltzcs taught in five Lessons. The ger
man and h'ty fancy dances will be intro
duced. Childrel takea four years old.
For particulars call &C the Academy or ad-
dress through p0st-Ofice l004 east MARSHAL
street or SO7 east Broad street.
&C I4-lm
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GKhIN AND COT -
mr. AVN LAAhANOEfs

me- -.US EXCHANGE.
.h.0ND November 3, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
wHnAT.-White.g 2s bushels. Mixed. sss
bushels. Red, 1872 bushels. Total 8, Ig2
bushels
CoRN.-White, 1.5is bushels. Mixed, 4.f26
bushels.
oATs.-l goo bushels
KiE.-2OO bushels
MFAL.-64 bushels
CLOYFB SEED.-l4 bushels