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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


NEW oRK- Novem Der Sine stock mar.
ket to-day was more ACTIVE. and prices
SHOW Cd q higher range III wines than on
Monday. There vEs some hesifansy. eepe-
eisliy among foreign houses. who were
waiting 20 see the feet of the elections on
the msrket. They soon became reaaSured.
however, and bought freely, especially In
Erie and Resdirg. while In the early
tracing there wss some selling for foreign
account Of IT Paul md Lake shore. The
nsrket advanced steadily, with special
movements In Pacific Mail. ClevelsD1.
Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis
and certain o' the specislS. The market
was strong md sctive 81 the opening, the
1isi prices showing advances, ranging from
BON = TO = over the closing figures OF Mon
Cay. New Ehgisnd and Missouri Pacific
were each up i. There vss active trading.
and prices were somewhat fevtris1, bat
generally heavy. though Pacific Msu and
Fort Orth and Denver we're conspcnoasly
strong ard were later Joined by Neg kng
lind and Manhattan. Tue general market
became strong before noon, and Denver ana
RIO CrsDde and Consolidated gas after.
ward made material advances. Toward 2
= N. n traction Set IN but the market be-
cane steady before O'Clock and 30 closed.
Erie was the leader In point OF ACTIVITY.
Ain osi Everything on the active line h
higher Tonight the few declines retordsd
beng for ipsignincRnt fractions only. 58les,
SOS coo shares
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PRst.urss Work.

by Ang,o-Americsn &c bleto the D1spstch.l
PARIS. November 3.-Pasteur has ~
formed the Academy Of Sciences that he
has treated during the past year 2.49O per-
Sous who had been bitten by animals, and
out Of this number only ten mad died. Oae
thousand seven hundred and tweniy-siX OF
the patients were French.
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ma

y lss p efilmsied ms ority. J s52
TIT vote gwen hbOve ioT lfoochlRno ~
ti0t b uEsEu OF that O. 1855. The Only Is-
tur.G received hre from the courtnouhs
precinct. Vhert VlddlL gOt is msJoTIty.
Tbe above figure. are the fullest that
c.uIc i, .h.,ined ycsi rday, hui they arr
i- lraU bf.u- complete, tnasmuch g. me
't.u-r. OFT. no' r. ir0m Gsocbignd ana
KHt William. anl fbc e.timaies given may
~ l q r.nt lf r.a~ nl~rsof
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fire tn Portland. Maine.
m talsgrr,h 70 the Disnsteh. !

PorT1ANp. NE. November 3.-shaw.
c.adines A. CO.. shOe-fsciory, on Middle
strcet. was Quilted by FIRE tbs morning.
A., ~ the finished stock apd some OF the
,,,ech,nerr was saved. Loss probably
"a, 600; Insured. Deering, Milliken L 90.
wrye also occupants q the building. Their
los Is si,oui CSC, 600; insured.
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THE SEASON
FOR LIvERIEs
IsATHAHD
AND
JEEMs MUST BIZ DRESSED.
We are authority in this matter and NJ
house IN tie country emu!stes or extern
sve provis on IN
READY-MADE LIVERIE5.
III OIL q particulars embraces
OvkROOATs.
B.ue. Green, Brswn. Tan and Natru
Shades
. s@-7 OF
BEAvKR AND ENGLISH BOX.CLOTHs
Single or Double Breasted.
COACHMEN' USDER-COATs.
90 CoACHMEY's HATS.
- &C sc.py7,cv Rosrs
FURCAPEs AND CoLLAK3
BUTT0Ns' SUITS
B.ue Beaver
FORIN-DOOR WEAR
COATS AND TROUSERS TO MATCH:
ENGLISH sTRIPED VESTS;
sWALLow.TAIL COATS. VESTS To
MATCH
buttons SUITS.
Walters White Duck Jackets;
Waters Black Alpaca Jackets lined Or not;
Cooks Aprons and Caps.
LIVERY CUSTOM pEPARTMENT
We make 10 ORD ? suy style OF Livery rep
resented Oh American OF European fashion
plates Thoroul satisfaction and prompt
execution.
Though not gernRpe exactly We canaoi
forDeGr 10 mention our
HUNTING PARAPHERNALIA-
The best style Of shooting coat in America.
either OF
- DUCK or CORDUROY,
Vest 10 Match; Trousers o. the Same.
TIE Corduroy is Of our Own Importation.
and the drsb SHADE VIII stand oriGrz.
SHOOTING LEGGISG3
pUCKING-CAPs
RUBBER COATS.
A sAKs a COMPANY.
CLorHIERs. TAILoRs BATTERs.
apd
FURNISHES.
1908 Main street.
poH
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ser erGI Missionary HethOdis EDis'
coEslf Church.
by telegraph 70 the DlspstchI

lBy telegraph 70 the Dlspstch.l
NV YORK. November 3.-The CouveD-
n0u Of the General Missionary Committee
Of the Methods, Lpi>copa. Church in the
I.red states was held TODAY in tais city.
Bishop Bcumar presided The motto Wa
.LoI,ed, a Million for Missions from
objections Al0ue" and sl,0j0,O0o was
fixed ~ The sum % De- appropriated for the
work - lhf ensuing year. A resolution
tx-etd.uF the thanks 81 the body 70 the
official and semi 0iflri2i press and $50 secu-
.lr rev .papers that have furnished Mission
ABS Information 90 the people was adopted.
Committees were appointed on Member
-.v. Sgair. Catholic Movement in the
Ilrcd states. Acts OF noe Woman. Foreign
I'D Home Missionary Society. Ncw Fren %
Work in ihe United STATES. and on Work IN
Auy section Of the Uui.cd states.
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CoSyfCt-LSbor - steTn Abolished.
TBy Telegraph 20 the Dlspstch.l

CHICAGO, November 8.-The co1stitu-
fional amenGmeut abolishing the contract
convict system o. prison labor in Illinois
u believed 70 be adopted. The vote for };
IN ali The large cities Wa practically unani-
nous, and sGyices thus Tar received from
the couRtry inoicate that the opposition to
II among The farmers WIS not nearly 50
s,ropg a. the labor element feared.
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setff,esties frem the White Honss
lBy telegraph TO the Dlsp1tch-l

WASHINGTON, November s. The follow
ing announcement waS issued 81 the White
House to-day: 8 The President hnds u
absolutely necessary 20 the proper per-
i0rmarce Ct pubic duties Tia, tne tine De
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Eu,,o.pd Wounded bya storm.

LoNDON. November 3.-Heavv storms
have prevailed throughout. scotland. In
E6inbuc the CgOic-end Of @ new building
Va, oyerthrown and three workBeu killed
and tive injured.
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A Grain-ReaSer's suspension
BY telegraph TO the Dispstch.I

CHICAGO. November 3.--Duncan G.. g ire
clon. grain-dealer, made an assignment in
the County Court this morning 10 Kenneth
T.. SmoOt. The liabilities are placed at
$4,000 and bis assets az Ell 200.
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.nn,ss, F,rs In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November S.-The iour-story
,.,,r, vrrchouse on PrHt; street, 06nsd
aud occupied by JOhn L. Hndgins d Co.,
eorpu,issioo-merchEuts, was burned early
Ills morning. The loss IL esiimsted ut
s1h oO0. nartlaliy insured.
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Fourth Bistrici.

TAmrv-II. Va, November 3.-Prlnce
ElwUl gtc. Gaines majority over rage
u ~. via two precincts 70 bear IroiH'
u vii certainly exceed zoo
lE-usiFE0 VA, November $40 give
solHt ldea ~ tse extent o. The political
sIo.1y existing here u may be stated tha'
ias F0.e ~ Yesterday iu this city, a. com
pared With The congressional vote Two
feals $40, showed Z DECREASE o. over i"ei'e
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Aggregate .....l 49, Z s2t ......... .......,
Vtoc. -lsur IS 8ES.
democratic - p Zs.
TEETIElp.
I'll. ta vrt. a Chesterfield by precincts
l. -,..r n..aH. tl. result ~ which VII not
a- .rar-l. .v %. al i4i count. Mullen.
81. La..- assd.d Fl. who withdrew last
-..-a.t i.-,t iu favor - Hon. George =.
v .-.. r....rer ta. votes a Tscker', SHOP
E--t
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NEDNEEDAss November g. 1880,
SALES FIR.T BOARD g 600 Rich mond
city Sc ct las 1000 do 81 las. !. 900 60. 81
1913; 1000 Richmond city ee NJ 1907; 10
First National BRnk al Is5.
SECOND BOAKD.-4Oo Richmond city 6s
Of 100.
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.em.,.. saasaxs an Vermont.

NosTpEIIER. W., November s.-The
House Of Representatives to-day passea 4
bin granting suffrage 10 women ny afole
oi ia5 10 81.
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CboIe-n I'm MILAN.

EcMF. November 3.-The cholera ha-
broken out among the soldier. IN the bar.
D.. l. III Milan.
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LATE WEATHER REPORT

WASHINGTON. November Al 4. NJ
For Virginia, local rains, slightly cooler.
south eriv minds, shifting 70 lreNer'g.
FOr North Carolina and South Carolina
local rams, slightly cooler, l7estcr!y irsHda.
The ire1ther ~ Richmond Yesterday lr1s
pleasant and slightly cloudy in tie after
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patT,roEr STOCK w.gxrr.
KICHnoNp STOCK E,CnA~en.

PhLTIMoRK, Nd. November S.-Virginis
sc: past due coupons 90
] 4O's. 4Sj4 new s's e45S. BID to-day.
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REMOVAL
CHANGED His OFFICE.

x
In. JOHN RICHARD WHEAT. ss.,1sriy
iCscsftd an Third street corner tess' rrSnk-
I'm. has moved 10 scr East NJ Az sfexEt,
On the south side. between faAro sna
Fourth.
PA. isfpL1ne. DC Jaw
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COTTON KEPoKy.

We ouois: Pine. 81. 5Ossa rs supsr.ns
q 75aes IS: extra 81. 25RS8.G0, family k4S
s4.5O; patent family. country, t$7bats.ss,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04

WHEAT.-W bite, 10 bushels fair 81 7sc.
Mixed Gao bushels good 20 very good ~
eZfos6c z 200 bushels prime on private
teims Red. $50 bushels good 10 prime
LoI CHERRY ST q 10 epc.; 272 bushels com
mon 10 prime shofiberry 81 81 70 &c.
CORN " hite. 40 bushels good TO very
good new 81 45 10 sec: 1876 bushels very
good new on private terms 90 bushels
fsir 'Olol 81 ssc.
OATs.-Winter. 40 bushels very good 81
Sbc.
RyE.-so bushels very good on private
Terms
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COTTON kEPORy.
Market steady.
HECEIrTs.
Al IyJhuOke bGeuUuse DBlos.
0UgIA1lSas.
coon q l.nL-EG.-tSc.
MTDDLIEG.-Pc.
Low kIpDLIRG.-s%e
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Frnh Disfricf.


&uTiSsvuLE. Va, November b OK
oflclzl return. are in. J. K. Brown, the h.
Juhbcap caudidaif, carries the county bs
L-al maturity The election was very
oDeL An sverige vote wss poiled- 1 az
coiuts gave The Republicans 1870 malorl'!
tSo YesIS E.O. Patrick county gives Br0"b
~ and Floyd 500 majority.
FEAIE.TS.
ROXY BouhT, November 8.-Bro~n'
ihf BsYuolican candidate, carried Frank
~ county by I've majority.
lTTTsYLVkSIA
CH4TUAx, Va, November 3.-Fnh re-
turns from fhis coanty give Brown he
isubhcsul q75 mm srl:y. The blacks pplleo
) iuii vote, ptlls general aIaihy prevailed
among the whitss. and many STAYED away
ton the polls. The result Is greal sur
pFlst = everybody.
HEosN's kAJOEIyY ABorT A.0Oo.
DtByILIE. VA, Novesn.eT g. Returns
from Pstsylyania, Franklin, Fa1riek'
beaTy, Ena Fleyd gige Brown nearly A.VCt
nsjOriiy over Calea gDemocrAt). tArroh
sho 6rsxsun DO. Leard from, bet The re-
turns vii Bm materially change this result
Ssses > mslorig "a the last election vs.
2.4as.
ssnfn Dt~trsct-
LfRmuHs. November 3.-Tbaf The besi
f'eisents of the Democratic party IA tus'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04

DIS MOINEs. Iowa. November g. Al
ditonal returns indicate that the R'pIh.
hcau msjorily on the state ticket viii
fesch O. 900, and probably 60 higher. The
Republican, have elected : congrtssm"n-
o gain Of ]. These arr; ! ir.t district
Gear: lird, Henderson: Fourth Fuller:
Fi.ih. Kerr; seventh, Conger: Ninth, "
man: Tenth. HoIme.; Eleventh. struheL
DrmO0rat-. -ecOnd, Hayes; SIKH,
Weaver: Eighth, Anderson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04

= = u I'-TF =
Ilf ta't 81 tht county To- lsis Wa.
w.. I-og Hu -rd, 1918. democratic
l,- l'a.
FfG WILLIAM.
1850 r--euc. .u KIuc william give
N.t. ~ nj CITY. The two precincts
t0. l.-. ttou Val got increase this over
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KENTUCRY

CovNCToS. Ky, November 3.-Spelker
Carlisle i. doieaIed by 30 msi 5riiy.
LOUISVILLE. BY, November 3.--Tbe re-
turns from the doubtful congressional
district. IN the state come in slowly, owing
10 the remoteness Of some Of the counties.
The returns thus far 40 not change the e--
1nYfe. q last night. Toe indications ere
that The Kentucky delegation j. soldiy
Democratic. though il viii Do several daYs
before full figures ere IN from tbe Third.
Ninth. and Eleventh districts. 10 tins
Louisville, the Fifth distinct, Wilson Be
Tuhlicanl. owing 10 q dissdeciion in the
democratic rpnks, carried the city by Us.
Camth. the Democratic nominee c1rn'd
The county by 49,, q majority which elect,
tie Democratic candidate by 2l6 votes.
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MISSOURI.

IT. Lorls, November 3.-keturns lfoM
ves,erday's election are still incomplete, bui
o,,ans,l has been received - show that the
s,,,jre democratic ticket has been elected.
In inns citv The state tickets majority J.
aIout 3.00O. The constitutional amendment
bsvinS FOR 10 object the leyying OF special
~ ~ fifteen mills on the dollar Tor roao.
and stre,t.Improvemeut has mNorliy Of
sbCut b, 400 against II in the city.
The Democrats captured nearly sNery o.
ect IN ~, clfr. the only decided kepuoii-
can majority btinc that OF "lii'am a.
Hollis. candidate for recorder Oh ue ''s-
M ns;orTty over the Democratic nominee
i shout ? 100. The contest for sherin pc
tween Mason Repubicanl and harrlngl l,l,
Te,nocraiicl - very close, and the ouriai
count will probably be necesTaI! 20 49,, ~
defpIiely Who wac elected. unrevlsea re re-
turns give the Republican c4haiua'e N'
i0riiy o. %. r.i,,,,s.r,h
The latest TctsITns from tbe - -.
dn.) congressional district insleA.s M =.
Morrison Dcmocrsil has been deieatea w
Jehu baker Republican,. kssur.s ~
SIN incnmnl,te. but II. Clair' horrlsoI
Sto3ehold, went ior Baker. aDa u > 80 o,..
orally thought tina: be viii be ths nsn A, ''"'
1 gIessmsn iroln the Eighteenth alstrlp- ,,.,,
| A disrsich was received on 'OhAase '"''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04

lNu1ANAPOI1s, November 3.-The Repub-
Hcaus claim the election q seven congress
men. a. follows: Hoyey In the First Dis.
trict "a gain. Brown IN tine sixth. John
ston in The Eighth, CbcadIe in the Ninth 70
gain, owen In the Tenth, Steele in TIE
Eleventh. and White N The Twelfth IA
gain The majority for Lovery Demo
cfat in The Twelfth district two yefrs ago
was $3.50.
INDIANAPOLIs, November 3.-Both par
ties are claiming the Legislature, and M
M the official r,trrns are received to-mor-
row the result viii be 10 doubt. The prob
ahiiitie. favor the Republicans.
INJIANAP0IIs. November 3.-Tne Re-
ruhlicans elect seven congressmeu and the
democrat. Ska gain Of three ior the for
ufT.
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Ninth District.
Tenth District.

L0yINGyTOy, Va. November 81 De IT,
turns o. The election 80 iar indicate heavy
filhHg-Cf m The Democratic vote ~ th's
county. LovinCston gives Yost % ma
io~lfv. Nassev's Muls i, AID POplar's g.
Arlington giScs Bumgardner - mUoriiE.
apo Keny's Ford >. The county viii De
very close.
FLTYAANA.
CoIrNEIA. November 3.-Fuh returns
obtained from sources deemed reliable max
il q tie 10 THE county between lo,i ana
Rumeardner. The Democratic los u about
400. The apathy % the Democrats IN this
county l. without precedent. The election
81 Y0-t l. conceded.
SvlrNTON. VA, November 3.-NOst Is
said 70 De- elected by l,O00 20 ! 800 majority
IN bis district.
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In OTHER STATES.
STORY OF THx VOTING OUTSIDE OF
VIRGINIA.
Carlisle and Morrison Both Defeated
Losses and GAins-The euberra-
torial Fights.
[Br ,slsrrsnh 70 the Dispatch. ]

BIRMINGHAM, November S.-Tbe returns
from the Sixth district are meagrc and tardy
IN coming in. There Is now no doubt from
the Indications that Bankbead's lDemOcrah
majority in the district over Long (Repub'
hcan) Will reach a.0OO.
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Louisa COvrTH0CsE. Va November g.
T.au's minority ID Louisa county l. 800.
LoTDuCA.
IIEsWRG. Va, November 3.-Londoun
county rave General ". Il !. Lee 81 ma
j0Iit1: 1853 VOTES were poiled. Al toe
couEres,ionoI election in 1884 40 vote.
VtIc cast in the county. and Barbour's ma
jnr!iy Wa> ~. Al The election Yesterday
iui laB TIE vote was out, and 10 proper
ton g. tbe vote casi 81 the preceding eiec-
ton Lee received larger majority than
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04

JtcEsoXvnLE, FLA, November a.
Fuller returns indicate the election 81
Dougheriy Qemocrat) in the Second dis
trict ny $500 plurality over Greely tRepub-
lican}. Norment Probationary pollea only
about 2o00 votes In the district. In the
fret distsict Davidson democrat Is elected
bv about 3.000 majority over Fendleton
lkniPb Of Labor and Republican,. 1he
new Constitution Is ratified by about 10000
mfinriiN
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CHAN AND CUTrO> E1CBANGE
RICHMOND, November 1850,
nFYERrVGs
.ALKs kEpogrEp TO SECRETARY,

WHAT ole bushels.
CoRN.-2 2Ss bushels.
OATS $50 buhnela.
RYE-sO bushels
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CJNUNNA11. November 3.-Despiie Car
isles waning bopes, this afternoon en-
eouraging returLs have begun 70 come M.
Keutou and Campbell counties gave ISIS
majority against him. The Sun has spe-
ciais indicating the following mai0rlties Tor
Carlisle in TIE remainder Of the district:
Pendlpion county. 4Ol Grant, 400; Gala
tin. $50: Carroll. 500: TrImbIe, 800;
Boone. 500. Total, 2,0jl. THIS showing
l,ave, Carlisle majority o. Ga III the di--
trict. aud il can readily be seen that the
official count. which occurs Friday VIII
have n decide g.
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LfEcEBUHs. November 3.-Thai The beA
fseiseuis Of the Democratic party IA tAs
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seventh and Fifteenth. ia the seventh
Campbell, the Democratic nominee. has ~
unofficial maj0rity a. =. In the Fifteenth
Monroe county has not been heard from.
The minority Of Grosyen1r ,RepubliraL
outside % Monroe county !, 1865. II Mon
roe county should give Warner q majority
exceeding this be- would BIZ elected, bui
j. BOT likely thai toe Democr1iic M! J-.ty
In this county viii 20 above 1900.
Booihman ,Repubhcanl, in the sixth d.
trici. has an unofficial majority ovef HI oi
l.G42
The follow ing i, the list o. succee Sui
candidates, giving Campbell the >sNeu,.
district and GrOsyenOr the Fifteenth
Repubicsus-F irsi, ButterWorth; So
cond, Brown: Third, Wilkins; SIKH.
Boothmnn; Eighth. Kennedy; Ninth.
CoOTer: Tenth, ROmeis Eleventh.
Thompson; Twelfth. Pugsley; Four
teentb. wickhan Fifteenth, Grosveno: /,
Seventeenth. J. D. Taylor; Eighteenth.
McKnley; Nineteenth, Ezra y. Taylor
Tweniicih, Grouse.
Demccrats-F ourtb, Yoder: Fifth, -
nev: seventh. Campbell: Thlrteenll,
| Cultivate; Sixteenth, wilkins Twenty
first, Forau.
Kenncdy's unofficial majority Is l.S3G ,
Puesley, /. 40, aid Grouse about ! .0GJ.
| The Ohio delegation in the present Con
gress includes eleven Democrats and ten
Republicans. while the above showing
gIves fifteen Republicans and six Demo
crais. The making Of estimate. on the
state ticket has practically ceased. Both
o. the headquarters oi The State committees
! II Columbus have closed, and the chairmen
are out Of the city. They are receiving no
| news and making no estimates on the state
! ticket. A close estimate Of The Republican
majority places il al between 1900 and
| 1900.
| TOIIDO, November 3.-The majority o.
| Roneis in the Tenth Ohio district will be
about ] 800. Prank Hurd admitted - q
reporter that bis crushing defeat closes hl.
| political career IN Toledo. and intimated
| that be might IN the future try for the con-
gressional nomination In New York city
1 district.
| SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHAEiEsTGN, :. G., November 8.--Th'
/ Independent tickets Rre defeated N Ches
ierfeic and Berkley. and Elliott democrat
| Is apparently elected 10 the Seventh district
over SmRlls Republican, giving south Ca
rolina solid Democratic delegation in th'
| ntxt Congress.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
| PcR1I.AAp, oEE., November s.--scstter'
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EOSTON. November 3.-The congressman,
elected are a. follows. First district,
Davis Rep: second, Long Rep; Third,
Morse DEM; Fourth, Collins DEM
Tfth. Hsydeu Rep; sixth, Lodge (Eep.li
seventh. CogeesweI Rep; Eighth. Alien
RCD: Ninth, Burnett DEM; Ten a.
Russell DEM; Eleventh, Whiting lEeP'li
Twelfth. Rockwell Rep
Pos7oN November a. Returns from al
h,t tUn towns IN the state Ashby and
Cosnoldl give tire following vote: For
C;overuOr-Ame. Republican, l2l.1G4 I;
Andrew lD,mocrat), 1880; Lothrop
lp,,,bfif. i1uisfA s.l4s.
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KANSAS.

Kansas CRY. November 3-Tbf kansas
congressman elected are a. follows: In The
Tlrst district. Morrill, icpublican); -
copd. Funston lRepublican); Third. Per
Ans Republican,: Fourth, RYAN lRcpn'-
hcsnl: Fifth. Anderson Independent Re
pubhran): SIKH. Turner Republican
seventh. Peters Republican,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-22
WHY SLO~sON LOST.
The Deputy sheriff Came in and
Made Him NervOus..A Shit for
DAMAGES and an Arrest.

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.-George SlossOn, the
billiard expert, swore out warrant this
evening against j. E. Fellows, secretary Of
the Tobey Furniture company. charging
him with having committed perjury. The
circumstances of the alleged crime are of
an unusual nature, and Slosson proposes to
bring civil proceedings tomorrow against
the Tobey company for heavy damages,
said to have been incurred by him owing to
the action Of Fellows, as agent OF the COM
pany. SloSSon claims that on Friday last,
while he was resting at home. nerving HIM
self for the championship contest at Dill
lizards with Jacob Schaefer. deputy Sher-
if, accompanied by lawyer, called at his
billiard hall about $50 p. III. and Informed
one of Slosson's employees that they had ALI
attachment against SloSSon. This was
communicated to SlosSon. who fastened TO
the billiard room. There he had all excited
colloquy with the lawyer and deputy sher-
iff They explained that the attachment
was for a balance of sos due the Tobey
company for S1.4OO worth of house
hold furniture purchased some time
previous. Neither lawyer nor constable
could say why the attachment should be
suddenly served at such a juncture. and
therefore withdrew. remarking that they
might be compelled to return late after
comforting with the firm. Slosson chafed
at the hall until p. M, mOmentarily ex-
pecting the lawyer and constable. They
did not come and he hurried TO Central
Music hail. which was crowded with peO-
pie, waiting for the match to begin. He
was excessively nervous, suspecting that a
plot had been Matched against him. and
fearing the deputy sheriff might appear and
serve the attachment in the presence of the
audience. By 1890 p. m. he began to feel
at ease and from that time till the close of
the game steadily improved his playing.
but could not overtake his opponent in
time. Slosson claims that for cOnsidera-
BILE period before the contest he was at his
rooms daily practicing at stated hours in
public, and that Fellows. in swearing to the
usual affidavit requisite for the attachment,
committed perjury in declaring that Slosson
was fraudulently concealing his property
and person to evade payment of the debt