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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-11
LOCAL NOTICES,

DRESSED Turkeys and Celery al
Kiiks Allen & Company'e.
IMPROVED Caligrsphs-No. A North
Court street.
P. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 55 Madison street.
Miss CARRIE NJ, HEATING, pianist,
may be foaud at the Gayoso Hotel.
A COUGH, cold, or sore throat should
not be neglected. Browns Bronchial
Trochees are a simple remedy, and
give prompt relief. % cts box.
Miss ANNETTE VI. SMITH has two oil
paintings for fale. They are on exhi-
b.tion at Wright Bros.'s hat store.
Subjects: "Head of Christ" and
"Guido's Contemplation"
MEMPHIS Wholesale Meat Co., IL
Adams Dsily fresh Beet, Pork and Nut.
ton, also Coined Beef. Orders solicited
and promptly filed. Telephone 874.
G. w. MILLER & Co, Patent Asbestos
Fire Proof Roofers. For durability
equaled by none. Used on wood, tin,
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No. b5
Madison street.
ATTENTION is directed to the card of
Rather, Kelar & Johneon, real estate
brokers and agents, Tuscumbia and
Sheffield, Ala. These g3ntlemen are
we'll known, reliable agents, aud can
be depended on to give prompt atten-
ton to business.
Mullins FooD, the only perfect
substitute for mothers milk, is rec
commended By our most prominent
physicians as the best and safest food
for infants. 1t contains no farinaCeous
mater, which 81 oiton produces. dis
orders of the stomach.
ANGosTURA BTTTERs do not only dis
tinguish Themselves by their favor
aud aromatic odor above all others
generally used, but they are also sure
preventive for all diseases originating
from the digestive organs. Beware Of
counterfeits. Ash your grocer or drug
g'st for the genuine article, manutac-
tured by Dr.J. G. B. SIegert & Sons.
LoEa ago, says the New York Com.
mercidl Advertiser, Baron Liebeg made
himself famous Tor discovering beef
extract. and now the Liebeg Company
is a3ain successful in its combination
OF beef, coca, raro old sherry and iron,
forming Liebeg Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic,
q valuable remedy FIR thoss debilitatsd
o. afflicted with Indigestion, liver COM
plants, asthma, shattered constitutions
or biliousness.
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MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. Calls and
deliveries free Telephone No. 81.
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

NRw ORLEANS, La, December 10
Night-AJiiyed; Mary Houston, Gin
Cinnati
CINCINNATI, o., D. cember 10. Might
River IL feet iuch on the gauge
and falling. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
OAIRo, ILL.,, December ln.-,Night-
River Ii leaf inches on tue gauge and
falling. Westher clear and mild, No
arrivals or departures.
VIcKsBURo, Miss, December TO-
Nign d parted. Paris q. Brown,
Crescent and hsrges, New Orleans /;
Golden Rule, Cincinnati,
LOUISVILLE, KY, December TO-
Night River falling, with7 leet in the
canal and feet 10 Inches ON tbs ,alls.
Business dul, Weather fair and warm.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, December l0.--EiSht
The ice gorge at Csroudelet broke
late this afternoon and ran out with
out damage TO any property, so far as
known. 1t is believed that this ice
and The increased volume OF water
which is let loose will sweep all other
gorges between here and Cairo, and
that The river wilt be reopened to
navigation south in few days, The
weather is clear and mild,
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RlNRelD TINE TABLE.

Chesapeake ana ohio Reute-Tr.ins
neve Q Ifellsws; Fast line leaves At s;Sg
an; 81. Louis fast line leaves at o;SO
p,n. Fast line arrives at 1;S0 pm; ".
~ :!i nss Ss 'i sns iTlsn%s:sserr.ns
move a. fellows; New Orleans all arrives
daily at $500 am, leaves daily 10 Pc:
eardis Accommodation arrives daily ~ S;oV
I Leaves S SsiIIy s At s sunday .t SGs
pm; leaves daily Except Sunday at 6:l6
an. Ma trains do not stop. a flag sta.
tions nor WhitehAven. Horn Lake Nesbit
~ ni si valley Route IL NO.
and r. Ry.l-Trains on this roa fol-
lows; New Orleans fast mail, daily, leaves
. t;0 pm; Vicksburg express, daily
leaves Ate:l5 am; New 0rleSps fss mail,
press daily, arrives a 10 :l5 pm.
LOuisviile and Nashville - Trains
move ns follows; Fast mail arrives daily at
5 ;l6 an. leaves at 10 10 pm; m all leaves
Brownsyiiic accommo datiom leaves daily.
except Sunday, at 800 p.m.i arrives daily,
except SUNDAY, at 5 80 am. tstand ard time).
Gulf &0ute--t n Nnaaas Ctty, spring
Geld and Memphtsl Trains leave M. and
press, leaves at lQ;i6 AM No. 3, Kansas
City express, arrives at $3.50 pm. No. 2,
Kansas City MALL leaves at6;00 I'm. No. l.,
Kansas City mall, arrives at S;6 Am, No.
sDts hOula anu OuluhbO 0ApfO1tl tvhNob ~
6 100 p.m.; Ne. ], 81. Louis and Chicago ex-
press, arrives atS;1 Am. In effect Sunday,
APriI Is, 1885.
Memphis and Charleston - Trains
move a. follows; Through. express leaves
daily at 10 100 pm, Mail and express leaves
daily at 10 100 q, m. somervills acoommoda-
tion leaves daily, except Sunday, at $40
pm. Through express arrives daily 81 ;S5
am. Mail and express arrives daily at lC 10
Pm, Bomeryille accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, OF 1880 am.
Mempnis, Birminghnm and Allan.
tfo-Holly Springs Routo-Trains move a.
ollowsi No. leaves Memphis daily at S;b
Pm; arrives At Holly Spring.. At 8 :6s >. IN:
No. leaves Holly 5prings daily ct s:l0
a.m. arrives at Memphig at 1910 am; No.
6lesves Memphis daily at 7:lb p. m. arrives
q Holly SPRING. At Has pm, No. 8 leaves
Holly Springs daily at 2;b am. arrives at
Memphis ana iitGe RocK. Trains
Rove ~ Follows (oentrAl standard time) |;
No. leaves daily at 4i5 PM; arrives at
40 pm. No. leaves at i8 AM arrives
ct git5 am. No. 5 tfreight) leaves Hopeheld
daily Ioxoopt Sunday) at $40 s.m.i arrives
m 40 nm,
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teelhing, is the prescription
of one of he best female nurses and
physicians in tie Unitsd states, and
has been used for forty wears with
never-iajliug success by Millions Of
mothers for thew children. During
the process Of tee;hine ito value is in
calCuable. Ii relieves tSe' chlld from
pain, cures dyeeutery shl diarrb91
gripping in the bowel. aul win collie.
By giving health TO the child il rests
the mother. Pice25 ,onts a UCttle.
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DRESS THE B0YSl
Druggists story.

Mr.. Isaac o. Chapman, druggist,
Newburg, N. Y, writes US; 81 have
for the past ten years sold several
gross Of DR.. William Halls Bslsam for
the Lungs. / can say Of ii what /
cannot cay of any other medicine, /
have never heard a customer speak OF
il but TO praise its virtues in the high
est manner. have recommended il
in a great many cases OF whooping
cough, with the happiest effects. |
Rave used II in my own family log
many Year, i1 iaut, always have a
lottle 10 the medicine closet ready Tor
use"
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Notice.

The entire stock Of Watches, Clocke
and JewelIy, Fancy Goods, Spectaclee,
etc, Of Lswy & MiChot. No 2993 Maiu
street, under Peabody Hotel, is offered
for saie. Closed bids will ne received
for five days, from this Friday, De-
cember 10th. ! reserve the right to
reject any and all bids. The stock is
now open for inspection.
DAN'L. SCHL0SS, Receiver.
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WHO WANTS FINE CLOTHING
AT THE PRICE OF CON.
MON GOODS!
MENKEN'S
CLOTHING SALEi

Owing 20 the backwardness Of
the SO ,soD, we have a surplus OF
over $4,000 worth fine Custom
Made Clothing, which we offer to.
day at the following greatly re-
duCed prices, These prices are for
today Only;
At $15 Il Suit,
All our Mems all wool French
Cashmere Sut', OF the best
quality and fashionable shape,
heretofore sold at $40. This Is
avery great bargain.
At $25 Each,
All our iine light colorad, Satin
lined 0vero0ats, Custom MADE,
Of the very best imported cloths,
formerly $35 and $40. This Is
n bargain that should b. iaken
advantage Of
At $21 SO a Suit,
All our Mems extra fine business
Suits, made in The very best
manner and best iurer and
outer Innings, formerly 1927 aud
$50. Every business man should
have one.
At $25 n Suit,
All our Meas fine Dress Suits,
corksorew, disgonal and tdCot
cloth, tailor made AID beauti-
fully trimmed and finished,
formerly 1876 and $40. Every
gentleman who dressrs well
should have one OF these Suits,
and save $40
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Timber Lands

For sale CHEAP 10 cash buyer 1900
sores inely limb yed land in ArkHnsa
and Monroe counties, Arkansas. W
b. Gnffiug, CAFE Secuity Bank, No. AZ
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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DVeiNW and Cleaning

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned
or dyed in any color, also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers and lace curtains by
Louis RsiSel, IS Jetferaon street, Mem.
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express.
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WAKE UP!
He Who Hesitates Is Lost,
and His P0cketboOk
Affected.

s6- Business is booming at the Mis-.
FIT CLOTHING PARLoRs, 262 Second
street. Business is never dull where
Push, Pluck and Energy are dis
played. The people are alive to their
own interests. and they always seek
the place where they can get the
most for their money.
That extra choice bargain lot of
fine MISFIT SUITS and OVER
COATS, spoken of in our last adver-
tisement, are going at lively rate.
Ii you want phenomenal bargain
don't hesitate. Come at once. An
other choice lot Of Suits arrived yes
terday. New goods are rolling in all
the time. We never have any Old
or Shop-worn Goods. You are sure
of the Very Best Cloth and the Very
Best Make. Better still, you are
sure Of the Very Lowest Prices.
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TIE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Alabama; Light rains; edSierly
WSnds; sli0htly ,Varmtr.
For kiHIsppi and Louisiana: Rain;
otithedHevly winds; tUdrmer.
For Tmnessse: Fair heather, follO,Oed
By rain; sOuttedsterly ,Oinds; slightly
acdrmlr.
For TerdG Fair w:dthsr So,ithDeSterly
Winds; higher, folioWed BY loWer temp~a-
hire.
For ArtansaS: Light rains; sOuthweSt-
aly iVinds; slightly colder.
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MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, No. 224
Second street. Calls and deliveries
free.
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Continued.

The Young Peoples b zir, in the
basement OF the Second Presbyterian
Church, will be continued today from
9 o'clock am. till o'clock pm.
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PriddY House,

formerly Commercial Hotel,)
Cor. Front and Jefferson Sts., Memphis, Tenn
j. II. PADDY, Prop'r, Of Richmond, Va.
Transient rates. Al so To n Der day,
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FOE HUMORN.
ssGerins Hndsd ba Cniisnr ns'H'

nCNC8 " anu mDnNoA
suneFfng Ended By Cufteura.
A BOUT seven years ago had humor
n break out upon my lace; II started In .
small blotch and looked like the sting Of q
bee, then H. spread and looked like rins-
worm, and became very painful. / at once
won't TO one OF the best doctors In the city,
and he could do me no good. No lees than
twelve OF the best doctors have had trial at
my face, and all { them failed will not
give you list Of their names, but will say
that they were from Boston, New York and
Maine, also from England, France and Can
ada. i have been hotel cook and steward
for years. In the sumner cook at water.
ing places; that Is why have had an opDor-
tunity Of being amonT good doctors. They
could not cure my face, and had given up
all hopes Of ever being any better. Last
June, ! went 10 MOosehea1 Lake, Maine, to
cook for the season. My face was so bad l
did not like 10 be seen Al the lake met
gentlemen from England. He told me TO
use your CUTIoURA REXEDIEs and they would
cure me at once. did 90. The result was
in three weeks the cores on my face were
healed up. used 1t all the season. My
face Is all well, and no scars TO be seen, /
have recommended il TO a number, and In
every case II has cured them. Ii would take
q great deal OF money to put me back where
i was one ear ago, providing l did not
know what your CUTICURA would do. / shall
recommend 1t as long as live, and shall
ever rem ain, Il. STEVENS.
East jackson, Me.
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LAW REPORTS.
Chanoery Court-EIIsi. ChanceII

Chancery COurt-EIIet, chancellor.
Opinions rendered in the following
causes: State vs. Butler, pleas oil Stack
disallowed; Quinlsn vs Forrest, de-
murrer sustained; HUM va Forrest,
motion to dissolve injunction over
ruled; Ancient Order United Work
men VS. Johnston, proceeds OF insur-
anco policy goes to executor az asse's
VI estate; State W. Warneke, plea in
abatement disallowed; Fisher ys
League, petition OF Lamb for colloc.
tim Of taxes from Emmett Bauk dis.
missed.
DEGREES passed: Field va Field,
Judgment; Smith vs. Duval, leave TO
amend; Duvall Va Iva cite, appoint
ing gdn ad Htem GowliDg Va Cub
bage, reference; Lowe vs. Anderson.
proconfesso set aside; Hughes vs. Tay-
Tor, distribution; Andrews va Az
drews, sale confirmed; Wider ys
Wider, vacsting order; Mcnamara vs.
Zimmerman, to pay fund; Anderson
VS. Towner, prJconiesso set aside.
Calendar for Monday as heretofore
published.
Criminal COurt-DuBOse, Judge.
Calendar foe today: l4l, Richard
Psrkin, Sadie Parkin; 100, g. W. Lit
tlej I'm; 1859, 100, Bette Davis; 1911,
Je,nie White; 1872, Emma Ware; 1853,
Mrs. G. @. Case; 1914, Dinka Data; 1866,
Easter Mosby; 1865, Gertie HeZog;
1888, Ella Purdy; 1859, Mrs Hanson
l72, Mag Brltion; ITS, Hattie Rogers !;
173, Annie Smith; ia, Matt Briggs ;
l76, Jennie Bennett; III, Clara
Granger; 17S, Sarah O'Bnen; l79,
frankie Eastwood $50, Grave Poe
tesla; 1871, Pearl Powers; 1872, Celia
Turner; 1888, Rhoda Turner; 1874, Lou
Shales; 1856, Kate Caldwell; 1856, Blddy
sayers; 1877, Nettie White; 1888, Kate
Cessna; 1880, Bette Sears; 100, Alice
Grant; 1871, Blanche Ourrey.
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Don't Shiver and Shake {!

So low are the prices at the MIsFIT
CLOTHING PARLORs that there is no
excuse for going without a good, sub
stantial and warm Overcoat. We bat
ter down all opposition by buying only
where we get good Overcoats far be-
low their real value. If we paid
full price for our goods we would
have to ask full price for them. But
we never pay full price for them.
Often we pay less than half price.
Is it any wonder, then, we can sell
low?
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MAMPHls Steam Laundry finish
shirts specially for evening wear
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Peabody Hotel.

G. D. GALLOWAY 4 C0......PBoPRIEFOR
Rates 81 SO and So per day. according to
size and location of room-Speoial
madA patAa
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PANTS ARE A NECESSITY

and low prices are a luxury. We
have both. One pair OF our fine
Custom made Pants will outwear
two pairs of ordinary ready-made
trowsers, and yet our prices arc al
always the lowest.
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MEMPHIS Stesm Laundry finish col
lars and cuffs equal 10 new.
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MEMS HATS 81.

We sell a Hat for one dollar
that cannot be bought elsewhere
for less than So so. Newest Broad
way shapes, in black and brown
also
MKNKEN's FIFru AVENUE HATS
At s. 80, 80 so and S..
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MISFIT
Clothing Parlors
262 Second Street,

Opp. Court Square, Memphis, Tenn.
N.B.-Remember, all alterations to
insure a Perfect Fit, DONE FREE
OF CHARGE.
p%FOr the NEXT 80 DAYS
we Will sell OvercOAts, i'm all
shades and Sizes, at so cents
on the dollar. Extra-lOng
OvercOAts, for Tall Men. just
received.
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AMosf WnMo. IN, nkin Cnre.

Have just used your CUTIoURA REMEDIES on
one st my girls. and found II 10 be just what
II is RECON- meDded TO be. My daughter was
all brokon out on her head and body, and the
hair commenced 70 come out. Now she is as
smooth as ever she was, and she has only
taken one box OF CUTICURA, one cake OF Gu
TICURA SOAP, and ono bottle Of CUrIoURA
REsOLyEST. | .doctored with quite a num-
Der OF doctors, but TO no avail. / am will
ling 10 make affidavit to the truth Of the
statement. GEORGE EAST, Macon, Mich.
CUTIoURA, the great Skin Cure, and Curl
CUBA Soar, an exquisite Skin Beauti6er ex-
ternally, and CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the New
Blood Purifier internally, are q positive cure
for eyeIy form Of Skin al d Blood Diseases,
from Pin pies to 5crofuls. Sold everyw here.
Price: CUTIcuRA, so centsj Soar, Is cents;
REsOLyEAr, sl.00. Prepared By POTTER DRUG
AND CHEnIoAL Co. Boston, Mass. SEND for
"HoW 90 Cuee Skin Diseases"
SKIN Blemishes, Pimples, Blackkeads and
ONaN Baby Huni0ra naa CuTInuRA SOAP
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Gaston,s Hotel.

W. II. BIE0HAM............MAH
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices according 70 sise and loca-
ton Of rooms.
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Duny's european Hotel.

DHny's european hOtei.
Corner of Adams and Main streets. Rooms,
500, 15c and 81 per day; American Plan.
81 por day. First class Restaurant in the
Hotel. i. NJ. DUFFY 40 years with Pea
hndy HatalN DVnnriatnr
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MINNESOTA.
Republican State Ticket Carried-Domo'
crnts Gnln COngresamen.

Republican State Ticket Carried-Domo-
crats Gain Congressman.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov, 3-The entire
Republican State ticket has been elected
in Minnesota by 10000 to 10000 majority.
A. R. McGill, for Governor, is running
behind the rest Of the ticket, somewhat.
A. Il. Rice, for Lieutenant Governor, will
have about 25,0OO majority. In tho First
Congressional, Judge Wm. Wilson (Dsmo.
craft is certainly elected by about 10000
majority over John Lovely (lsepnbliCan)
The District has heretofore been Rspubll.
can. Judge Wilson succeeds Milo
White. In the Second District John
Lind (RepuhlCan) Ia elected by 5000
msiority over A. O. Bulls, the candidate
Of The Democrats and Farmers' Alliance,
and succeeds Ex-Governor Wakefield. In
the Third District Judge J. l. Mcdonald
Dem has beaten B. b. Herbert (Rep. J
| by $40 majority, and succeeds Major
Horace B. strait (Rep) In the Fourth
while important returns are still out, 1t
seems certain that Major Edmund Rice
| (Dem. has defeated E.B. GrOtellan (Rep,,)
candidate for election by almost 900 ma
iority. Inthe Eighth Knute Nelson (lsep.,)
is reelected, getting 1900 votes. On
i1int ballot thV Republicans will probably
have safe working majority In the State
Legislature, though II Is possible that the
Farmers' Alliance may hold the balance Of
power. The Alliance vote has been one oi
the most serious influences affecting the
Republican vote. The vote for the Pro-
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In all the voting on Tuesday there Ia
no moro gratifying and significant result
than the defeat Of Wm. II. Morrison in the
Eighteenth district Of Illinois.
Mr.. Morrison was placed at the head
Of the Ways md Means Committee
for the express purpose Of overturning the
protective tariff, and hO did what he could
to justify expectation. He has been a
candidate Tor the Democratic nomination
for the Presidency, stalking his chance ol
success on q taul ior.revCnue.only plat.
form. HO belongs tn the majority wing oI
his party and has been sitting on the front
bench in the synagogue.
Mr. Morriaon's defeat in a adlstriCt which
he was supposed to have Gold for all time
ought to be an encouragement to protec'
tIoniSta everywhere. Iu 1852 he carried
tho district, constituted just 10 II iS now,
by2Sij. 10 1854 he ran up his majority
tO25O2 in q total poll Of 33,l69 In the
two years the vote Of tho district had in
creased but Mr.. MOrrlson'S majority in
creased in a greater ratio. Now this i'm
aensc mSjority 10 swept away and a very
comfortable majority stands on the Other
side.
ThCroisnocongrOssIon dlstriCtin West
VirGiniain which tho odds to he overcome
are 80 great ThcrO 10 not a district Ii
this State that cannot bo carried by Re
publican who will prcrs the istuV Of pro
lection and effect q close and COmprChen
1yO OrgAnIzallon.
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Upsllur County.

Special Dlpdtth to he Iatslli0encer.
BUcKuANNoS, W. VA, Nov 3-Upshur
county full count gives the following ma
iorities:-
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ST, LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. 3-DlspRtches
from Belleville, Illinois, say that Hon,
W. R. Morrison, Democratic candidate
for reelection to Congress from the
Eighteenth Illinois District, has heen de-
feated by his Republican opponent,
Judge John Baker, by majority OF about
1000, The returns will not DO completed
before tomorrow, but enough have been
received to mako 1t appear certain that
Mr.. Morrison has really been defeated.
Mr.. Morrison himself, according to o
dispatch from Waterloo, his residence,
comedies bis defeat. Mr.. Morrieou has
been a candidate for Congress thirteen
times and has been defeated but three
times, twice by Judge Baker, his present
victor, and oncs by John r, Hay. The
result Of the election Ia said to be a great
surprise throughout the district, psrticu.
larly to the Democrats, and q monster
jubilee was held at Bslleville by the Re.
publicans tonight. Morrison carried his
district two years ago by 2,5O9 majority.
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MISSOURI,
Democratic Ticket EleOtOd-A Heavy La
bOrVOte,


Democratic Ticket EleCted-A Heavy La,
bOrVOte,
ST. LOUIS, Nov, S,-The returns from
yesterdays election are still incomplete
but enough have been received to show
that the entire Democratic State ticket has
been elected, In this city its majority Ii
about 5000. The officers elect are: Theo,
Brace, Judge Of the Supreme Court; VIM,
Z. Coleman, Superintendent OF Public
Schools; John X, Broathitt, Railroad
Commissioner, A constitutional amend.
ment having for Its object, the lsvying oil
q special tax Of 10 mills on the dollar Tor
road and street improvements has q ma.
jority Of shout 25 600 againat 1t In the city.
The Democrats captured nearly every
office In the city, the only decided ka-
publican majority being that OF Wm, A,
Hobbs, candidate Tor Recorder OF Deeds.
His ma ajority over the Democratic nominee
Is about 1000. The contest for Sheriff,
between Mason (Rep) and Harrington
Dem Is very close and the official vote
viii probably be necessary to decide
definitely who was elected, Unreyised
returns give the Republican candidate a
majority Of 25.
In the Ninth Congressional district
Glover (Dem,) was reelected over Frank
(Rep,) by a majority OF ia Ia the
Eighth district O'Neill (Dsm received
1917 votes and Cummings (Rep. G,G0S, q
majority ior the former Of 1900. In the
city wards Of the Tenth distriCt there was
close three,Cornered fight between
Clardy (Dsm,), Ledergeibsr (Rsp and
Ratchiord (Lsbor) Tho returns from
outside oil the city are very incomplete,
but indicate that Clardy is reelected by q
reduced majority. The Labor vote in
This istrict was very large.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-04

INplANAroMs, IND, Nov. "a special
to the Daily Ners from Lsogoote, Martin
County, Ind, aays that three o'clock this
morning the Ackerman Hotel, two
story frame building, was burned, and
three men petished in tho flames. They
we're forgotten in the excitement until II
was too late to save them. Two Of them
were John O.Gates and Michael Tracy, who
were yesterday elected treasurer and audi
tor respectively Of Martin County,
Worn out by the exertions ot the day,
they retired at a late hour and were not
wakened until too lpto to escape. Gates
died death Of torture, as indicated by the
position In which his body waS found,
The third victim was John ButCh, whose
presence In the building was unknown
he leaves q family OF four children. Gates
had eleven children, mostly grown,