New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-15
THE RESULT IN VIRGINIA.
A vIRorNIAN SAYS MALONE IS REsPoNsIBLk-HoV

a
rHE VICTORY WAS won.
WARRINGTON Nov. Lax Specian.-The stream
n, ordinations of the pecled result OF the VirQn'
elections has yet dry. That shrewd poit'ci
bour attributes The crushing defeat vi
his party TO dissatisfaction with the Admnsration'
Another Virginia Democrat sscrbes It to the influence
and activity of Mr. Bsrbours old antagonist senator
M.houe He says that Malone had his scouts al over
the State and tney reported him nc the close OF the
canvass tho Democrats wsre confident or tner suo
cesa On Friday before tho election tho negro leaders
IN every precinct State got their ORDERS wncn
were to the full Republican vote was poied on
election day. but not to begin to vote before ococK 30
,.,s that n tho Dsmocrots did take tho alarm they
amid not get their vote time tho state
Those oriers obcyed to tho letter. In the lila
District In particular tho cooren vote was fni' a.
heavy a. IN 1884. whom Blaine was running for frcs
dent and In every other district was tho same. Inc
result that between over ndence ana a,sH i
the present Administration, tho Democrsts nave Only
rhr-e members OF Congress out OF ton The "rginiSn
added 49,, y, Aha nav,
Presidential election shond happen 10 % ronlS
the Republican ca indicate and that wouia no
nome IS too quiet. AMI know that he was msdtainx
mischief He pretended To lie little Interested Id thinxa
carry the ~ pstersoarr District and ali that
p-tev fooled our people, though think he himself wns
even he had imaeinsI He ia nov sorry did not
run for Conerrs' the Petersburg District himself out
le
srarnIout RepubIicsns the House from Virginia
l wish tho devil had him"
TIE TREA-URY AXE ABOUT TO FALL
WASHINGTON, Nov l4.-Mr. Fairchild. AS
Secretary OF the Treasury had long conference
with President Cleveland erday which 1t was de-
caed Lewis O. Martin. the Supervising Special
Agent here as his successor 10 chosen. inc
most prominent mentioned In connection with the
appointment IL that OF Special Agent Crowley. OF CHI
esgo no Ia laid to efficient officer. and OF
sterling character ability and honest to tho
core" Mr. Mart" 10 charged with pigeonh0ling reports
and interest OF certain otoia friends. endeavor
ing to another Investigation into undervsnation and
fraud on tho customs revenue. from which manuiac-
urers suffered tor many years IL said that Mr
Martin has been kept oco through the deal with the
friends OF SeDator German and tho Baltimore Repno
ncan He 10 CHARGED with troschory TO his party ana
his relocation to private life will bs hailed
with delight by q largo number He has
recently attempted Is is asserted. In the interest or
Appraiser McMulen. the former examiner 10 tho hard-
ware and cutlery section, sns Investigation aud
thus prevent exposure prosecution that must
follow The same apples to wire rod iron ore' placH
sks silk and cotton hsndkerohefs aud diamonds Find
ing could succeed, although he was backed
by special Agents Tnxe and Tichuo both OF whom are
their official heads taken Of he recently got
an order issued by Mr. Fsirond by which Special Agent
Han he relocated to tho nhosptable shores u
N-w-Brunswiok to inv-stgate soms Imaginary iranl.
and Department 10 great expense ana stop
entirely the exposure OF the scandas ana rascaes aid
hare by the Investigation which 5pecal Agents Han
Ion and Osborn engaged Preliminary reports
by th"s oicere particularly those OF the latter sent
IRON cities In Europe, show state OF CONNER
cia immortality that, without tue testimony and records
would iDcredipr Upon the facts being brought 10
OF the Secretary OF No treasury ne AZ once
snsprn led the oruer Mr. HanloD to proceed TO tue
Canadian maritime provinces and ordered MN 70 so oh
with his present work
EXPERIMENTS WITH THE DIFFUSION PROCESS
WASHINGTON Nov. 14.-Pr0fessOr Wiley,
the chemist OF the Agricultural Department, who Is al
Far, scott Kan CONDUCTING an experiment sugar.
making from Louisiana sugar.cane by the diffusion pro
cess teIegrapns Co ssioner OF Agriculture that
his first OF the result too low lie nnsnou
swinging out toe second Louisiana STRIKE yesterday.
The Weld of eighty-tnres tons OF was ii. 100
pouuis, 1874 pouuis ton OF "hrtt sugar Oh nhe
quality. THIS he considersA phenomenal yleii, Deih :,
"A. ne al ube the dinary yield obtained oy
the old milling process WIN the same kho VI o~no'
/ ia Will boil for SECONDS !" at once