The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-06
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

I Legislature III AIlIONd.
Southampton (Ont.) has been visited by
/ a very destructive fire.
Richmond and West Point stock is still
quoted high in New York.
\ Chicago brute tried to burn his di-
yOrced wife up with kerosene oil.
The latest reports seem to settle Mr..
Carlisle's election beyond a doubt.
White is said at last to be elected TO
Congress from Brooklyn. Bell will con-
test.
Much excitement prevails at Moncton
On. 3D. over tia open defiance of the pro-
hibition law
Judge Johnson, of the Supreme Court
Of Ohio, has rendered his resignation of
Office to the Governor.
Hurd and Morrison give many reasons
for their defeat-but one Of the best ones
they didn't get votes enough.
Both parties,still claim Minnesota, with
chances fayoring the Democrats. There
aims were good at the election.
The crank Donovan, who jumped from
the Brooklyn bridge, has gone to Niagara
Falls to buck against the rapids
There is one ray Of sunlight-the Demo
Gratis elected a lady superintendent of
schools in Dakota by large majority.
In a railroad wreck on the Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore railroad, one
man was killed and many cars smashed.
A slight shock of earthquake yesterday
about noon extended as far south as Sa-
yannah and has been heard from at De
troit.
The puddlers at the Naomi rolling mill
at Naomi Pa struck Thursday. They
were getting $3.75 per ton and wanted
$3.50.
\ special from Boise City, Idaho, says
Fred T. Du Bois, Republican, is elected to
Congress over John Haley, Democrat,
by 800 majority.
1t seems to be pretty well settled that
the next House will be politically classi-
fed as follows Democrats, 1853; Repub- /
licans, 151 Democratic majority, II.
The boys employed in Craven Brothers |
glass works, Salem, n. j., struck for an
increase in wages, throwing the blowers
and others out of work and stopping the
factories.
The Friends First Day School General
Conference met in Philadelphia. There
were fully 800 delegates present from
Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois
Montana, Arizona, Colorado, Dakota,
and nearly all of the wild Western States
went Democratic Nevada, however,
where a United States Senator was to be
elected went Republican.
John Jacob Astor Of New York, is i'll
with rheumatic gout, and his physicians
fear a complication Of this trouble with
apoplexy, which is threatened, the result
Of which would be serious.
There were 1876 failures reported
throughout the United States and Can
ada during the past seven days, compared
with a total of 215 last week and 1913 for
he week previous to the last.
The loss by fire in the United States
md Canada for October was $12,OOO,OO0,
which is so per cent more than the aver
lge of October fire losses during the past
en- or eleven years.
A cablegram has been received at Colum-
)us, Ohio, announcing the death of Prince
Delynar, at Berlin, Tuesday night. He !
married a daughter of Hon. George NJ. {
Parsons, of Columbus.
A company was organized at Chatta-
looga, Tenn, with 100000 paidup capi
al to begin at once the erection of one :
hundred ton blast furnace at Chattanooga. /
" ork will begin in fortnight.
Another Pinkerton employee, named :
:. NJ Lance, was arrested in Chicago ]
harged with completely in the murder of
ference Bigley, who was fatally shot af-
er the close of the recent stock-yard
trike.
A telegram was received at the office of |
'runk-Line Commissioner Fink, in New ?