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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

by telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l
INDIANhPOLIs. November l3.-The official
returns Of the vote for Governor Of Indiana
were completed tonight. Total gubernato-
rial vote, 536, G24, against 495C9l Tor Gov
ernor In 1854. General fIoyey lRepublicanl
263, f94; Colonel Mission Democrat 26l,-
030; Hughes (Prohibttionrp. 9.776; Nil
roy Nsbor). 1901. Hovey's plarahtV, 2.i9l,
sganst 1892 Tor Governor Gray in 1854.
The Prohibition vote In leS4 was S,33S. The
official returns on The presidential electors
are not vet complete, but the returns thus
far received Indicste that the presidential
vote was only a few hundred In excess Of
the gubcrnatorial. The Official returns OF
the congressional yoteJEill be completed to-
morrow,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

COTTON REPORT.
Market firm
QUOTATIONS.
MfDrLHa skc.
Low AlDDfIs9. e1sa
GcoD OkpIaA2x-A1.
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serious Accident 90 a Railroad Hire


Especial telegram to tho Dispatch-l
ROANOKE, VA, November Nv. l..
Peters, fireman on the Norfolk and West
ern railroad, met with serisus accident In
the west end Of the yard here this afternoon.
He attempted to board a west-bound freight
train and slipped ana fell, receiving a CON-
pound fracture OF both bones Of the left lex
between the knee and ankle ana several re-
we're bruises about the arms and body. Hrs
injuries are serious, but the doctors hope 70
save toe limb. Peters resides IN Rsdiord, IS
about twenty-five years old, aud unmarried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Tcnne.,ec etyea 1000 PIuraIity.

ny telegraph 10 tne Dispatch.
CHATTANO0GA. Tenn, November l3.-The
Times has approximately full returns from
the entire State on the vote Tor President
and Governor. Total, about 10000, the
largest by p, 600 ever csst in tho state. The
prohibition yete IS 0,OO0. ClcyeIaud's plu-
ralltY will be about 1000, and TayIOPs pn-
rAhty lDemocraD for Governor over Hawk
ms lRennhlInanl about 10000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
, VOTE OF VIRGINIA.
A TABLE LARGELY COMPOSED OF OF
F1cIAL RETURNS.
The Democratic Majority in the State In
the Eeighborhooa OF
1000.

The following returns for 1888 were taken
from the abstracts sent to the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth, and are placed side by
side with the figures for 1884 while blanks
are left opposite those counties aud cities
from which no returns OF the late election
have vet been received at The Capitol:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

Especial telegram % the Dispatoh.l
CHARLOTTE, y. G, November l3.-There
was a very singular case here to-day. m-u
named Moore sWore out peace warrant FOR
young lady, Miss Mary Water, aud bad
her placed under bond 90 keep The peace.
Moore had INDUCED In some uuc0mpli-
mentary remarks with reference to Miss
Waters and she remarked openly that she
would shoot him If be- did not cease. This
Is the only cuse 81 the kind ever known here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
The Coming NuptiaIA
rBr telegraph o ths pispatoh.l

To 1IIIkIII'lI % no y I7V11lL7l
WAsHNGToN. November I3.-At noon Of
next Thursday Joseph Chamberlain aud
Miss Mary Endic0d will 60 before the altar
Of st. Johns church, the most fashionable
Episcopal place OF worship At the national
capital. The wedding win be a very quiet
affair. Neither bGdeInAIds nor best man viii
be present. There viii be 20 guests save a
few near relatives OF the bride and Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland aud some Of the
higher officials in Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
LerlsIntnre-saate Fair.

Iby leIoRI bpH U VIo UI5pulcn-I
MONTGOMERY. ALA, November l3.-Tbe
biennial session Of the General Assembly OF
Alabama opened this morning. a. c. liar-
grove was nominated by ths Democratic
caucus for president and T.. e. Shorter for
Speaker Of the House.
The state Fair opened here yesterday, with
every department crowded with exhibits
IRON all over the country. There was 4
lnrne Attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
GRAIa AND COTTON ExcHAEak
RICHMOND. November 70. 1854
OFPgEIH6s.

OFFEEIs0s.
WHEAr.-s.3e2 bsshsis-
yCORN.-L 5lS bushels.
'OArA j i52 busbsis-
SALES ExPoETxD 10 sEcEEPiBY.
WRgAf.-Whiie, 20 bashels Tor seed al sIi7;
q bushels good ala LOBgbsrfy. z40O baEhels
very good on private terms; 80 bushels worry
good az fi.is; so bushels very good st 81. ~;
30 bashSts very good o. g. IA: Loo bushels good
al a. 10 Hixec co btssiIoss very good at ~. 10.
shortbarry. 81 Duahois prime % Sl-i2; as b1sh'
els very good st tl.iz; q bushels very good st
Sill: ~ Dtshsls good ss 20: " bushels fair
az tl05; 10 bushels common ~ 81. Total sales
OF wheat oaz bashals.
Oherings today Of xhea1, o,sse basheis: Same
day Lasg year, 5,ta5 bushels. Sales today %
wheat 68zg Dneheis. game day lat year. "a
busnels. OnerinSs 81 Ear tnis season, ~. "a
bushels: same ume aast year, ASi .eso bushels.
Extreme range Of prices TO-DAY, 81 10 sLl3,
same day last year. Coz. tosSc
CORS.--White, S5s bushels very good Old "A
Sc. 20 btashels common OH a. SIC - bushefn
very good new - ,0c.: 70 basheis good new al
f0c. Total sales - cora, 80 bashals.
OATS spring. ~ bushels good a. 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Errora IA tue Count.

by telegraph 20 tho Disi atch.l
BALTIMORE, MD, November l3.--lt is an
nouuced tonight that the friends Of Hon.
Isadofe Raynor, who was defeated m The
Ffth congressional district by Henry stock
bridge, Jr, have discovered errors in the
count which will overthrow Stockhndge's
slim majority Of 80. An appeal Mill b. made
to the courts for tho purpose Of securing a
recount OF the ballots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Trouble Threatened over Mixed
TarhRt.


ny ttlthi Alo 'N iNo .i''st-t-l
CHARLESTON, November a. There have
been rumors al day Of expected trouble at
Beaufort. growing out OF the election Of
"A mixed Republican aud Democratic county
ticket. The supporters Of the straight Re-
publican ticket threatened bloodshod and
arson II the mixed ticket should be success
iul. The South Caroline militia at the An
gusta Exposition, IL is stated. has been or
dered 10 Beaufort aud an additional com.
pany is in readiness here. Late tonight oil
il quet,
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N,50i; Murfreesboro' district 5000;
Eastern Shore district, 1894; FarmvilIe
district $500: Petersburg district f0.I98;
Lynchburg district, 1913; Norfolk dis.
trict, e7Si0; Randolph Macon district,
| e. 0f1.
The conference then adjourned till to.mor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
. war Of determination.

lBy I7IoEI"F" ,.oi,I lron,
sr LOUIS, November ia special f rnv
cS,n.sSi,le. Texas. says; Governor Wv
o .aa ~ killed saturday n'ghl as IePol'ssv
wa as,.rday the woud.bs assassn ,, .. Duns
ye ',ss.n1 him Guys adherents wea sI,n,o
ms n,s" zen ordered TO surrouod .us .sp ~.
lo.nighss q IL O'clock, ween u Ds ~ ex s
sy,ends DO not surrender war '' 'A'
nat,on will begtD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
They hnn the Nan.

IBy Angio-American cable 10 the Dispaich-l
IoNDoN, November lathe police are
confident that they are on the right track IA
their search for the WAteehapel murderer.
Two persons have been found who saw the
man that accompanied the lsst victim TO her
room on the nigh, she was murdered. Their
descriptions Of the man talley IN every re-
snect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

rn, telnrrnrh IN ma ninnntch1

Tucson, ARiz,, November l3.-MaTk
Smiths DEMOCRACY majority for Congress is
nearly 3,O0O-1, 200 increase over lass. The
Legislature is largely Republican in both
branches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

10y uiegfAph 70 mo bisps1hl
ROCHESTER,, n. T.. Noynm0er l2-The
work OF seErchsng the runs OF Ae steam
gauge and lantern-werks for dead bodies
was continued throughout to-day. The re-
suit has oeen the discovery Of eighi more
blackeDed and mailtstod bodies, making
tsenty-swo IN sl 10 i1 found. fhree Of
rh0ss taken out have been ldentihed up to
data
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

Vote By Districts.

There are only three districts which have
sent to the Capitol all OF their returns aud
they are given below. The Fourth district
was incomplete only as to Mecklenburg; the
vote Of that county has been taken by us
from the Petersburg lndex.Appeal and the
returns OF that district thus completed are
also here gwen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Ernnrf nn,x onL.ars-

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
OTTAWA, ONT, November l3.--An order
10 the COuncA has been passed increasing
the export d0tY on pine logs from e 10 80
per 900 feet, board measure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Awaiting nnortsmen.

fny Anglo American cable to the Dispateh.l
pAsls. November l3.-It Il rumored here
that the German guards on the eastern
frontier shot three French sportsmen to-day,
ttli,x, oDa az them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Newport News.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NEwPOEF NKws, Va, Nov. 10, 1888.
A fire here last night 10 " Rockets de-
stTOyed an old unused negro church.
Up 10 date there are said to be seven apph-
cants for The position Of postmaster here,
with returns not all in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

lBY Angio-American cable 20 the Disnatch-l
LONDON, November l2.-rhe 0aths bill
passed rs second reading in the House Of
Lords to-day without division.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

HMTlV0RE, No. November i3-yhginia con-
soils Be- = si0: do l0-40s, Is hid; Baltimore and
Onto stock, % asked. Cincinnati. Washington
and Baltimore Is, gS DO. "a. 70 asked c0u-
Boildatod gas bonds, li0ailOA: do. stock, 49b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

by telegraph to the Dispstchl
CHATTANOOGA, TENN., November BIB.
". Bigger. OF Hcndersonyills, n. c., who
jumped from the thTd story Of the burning
hotel in this city last night, died thIs eve
uing, being the fourth victim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

lBy Angio-AmeIiean eahae u me Dispatchl
l.cNDoE, November B.-Considefaeie
wreekage aud Dumper OF bogles nave
washed ashore between L0oe and foApefro,
in Cornwall. during the past day or Two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
NEW YORK COrrnN FnrrRTs.

NEW YORK. November % Co .ton.-Set re-
ceiptS. 80 bales. gross roceipta, 40 bales
Futures closed barely steady: tales. ~, Nd bales:
November faGjAipf6: b"remrrr, f9ilaf) n (:
January, f9.S3AEssi. February, !anai9 -.
March, fi0Nasl0U. April. 80 i5afiQ7. Nay
fl29issl245; June fi0GGtl0 3l;. July, tlQi)s
llDAl. AugnsL 40 GGAln.4E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
NIGHT SESSION.

.l.rci.rs. The Committee on ltihpe' ~ y
-r..srted a brief vet compreheusNe f'p ot''
..I..1 wasadopted, declaring the law VI 'uo
l.,-.h ,s regard TO the use and sale OF ln-
t.,,Ir.fiue hgu0rs 10 be 10 conformity WIN
t.. V.or5 81 God aud urging the pastors 10
,,.,,.rtisly execute the laws on the suplrc''
me report Of the Committee on iuo''S"-
lus Interests was adopted. ~, -, NJ
Dr. Il. \. Sledd, from the boa.u Oh a. az,
..ou. recommended thst The pfesiulhR e'u ,,l
go afort DAY or part 81 gay ~ s"o1 -
f.irt conference for the consldeiah',' VI "',
.ion, and thst the sunday soho a, 80 " "s
eauiz.yd INTO missionary socie'ies'
WIS adopted. .o,.,r,ea from me
p,,ro 80 Church Extension ibAt lueIS WHs
f,,,'ed over 10 them for aiding IN bulidihs
rr,o,t Was read from Mss. taull'us -
c,r,st,,n NJ the WOunan's Department u
cbufeb ExtcnsioD, stating that Svo.9y 49,
800 nd S,soursed. A numpeT OF sure
- elected secretaries Of the noniAH
y ork. s,tr,,eI sneeeh
in ,.yoy ~ educating young pien IoI w !,
mluisfry. snd asked for S5,OoO JOE '"0 nv -
ne BOARD on Ministerial SUPPORT ,sa.or
Professor Smith. OF kAndoipn,,, l nS. "a
followed In = speech on 'u0
started ont 90 RAISE xl.VVV' srno ,.tsed.
collection was taken ana S'V. 49, pnsr6
Rev. A. q. Brown, chair nAa VI W. ~
u Finanee, reported the lo'al w ,.s'e.se Of
tbe Church thh year i.o4i ~ ,,ss wear.
a.23s; numbered sunday scl'o "A ao9- an
Io4-sn increase OF 10; scholars, es'o Asa
rc,ssse M AZ, officers and teachers, $50,
Tue report Of tho sunday. s enc aaa ngI
was fec0Bsidered and ansue 49, a." sS,,oy,ed the
Tue JOINT Finance cOnieit1se rsp0, vssr as -
district assessments Inf lns ~ s,a, Chsr.
foRows; Riebmoad district. s.,0,s ,,,s,yict.
loltesViiie dl.lricl, sAOe7; paDy'iie u"'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

CIScISEATI. November fl-Flour heavy.
Wheat Jun. So 2red, tLOd Corn unsettled; No
mixed, 44a4aHc Oats nrm: SO ? mixed.
s7aNNc. Pork arm At si5. Lard. t205afs ~ q.
bulk meats and bacon steady AMI unchanged.
Whlskey nrn 40 fih Hogs Ecakers common
sui Hight sLi5ag15; packing aud butcherA
n b
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
HmR
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fins. sexstaGS ssipsrnns, s275a
s2s5; extra. 81 ooas17s: family. tiatlso. passas
tsnfiy, co1atry. - To<Saso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
WTIHlSaTOT

wILNrNaroS. Y C.. S0yo'nhoT ~ --Turpenuns
frfn at axe Rosin hrm; strained. 49,: goof
strained, 6oc. Tar hrln a. ala Crude tar.
virgin, {lIl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Rssrsted Fatally.

Joseph A. Barnes, who was shot tn a
street-row last week IN Norfolk by John L.
Lewis, died last night OF periionilis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

rspeeial tolosEam ~ ne pts'~tsh-l
CsfaELEsroS, W. VA, November Is Tho
winiireds Coal Company, esapAoying about
1000 mea, has advanced wASes 10 per eeDt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

Cloyeland's majority ION -iaD.............. 1883
uarrisOns majority from the unofficial
figures In the nineteen counties above, l,355
Cloyeland's net majority for the whole
State an per combined Official and un-
O1lri6l ngures. ZUuo
In the nineteen counties from which no
official returns have been received the vote
in 1884 was:
Cleveland.
Blalne.........
1ra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
nARxErs By rrLyaRsra
NAM YonK-

new Yosx. N0ycmps f1-Cotton anie,: sales,
So bales: aplanda. loc. Osiesns, io'fo; MT 70
ceiptH. 4s.q6S bales: Cxports--to Creat Britain.
u, % bsiss: " Frame. s4oS bcies; " TIE Con
tinent 1905 b.iss; stock. esl.sss hsios. ssvfh-
cru fiOar quiet and sssady. Wbes, Nc. higher
and unsspl-d options eieeed etsady sod ~.
over yesserdsy. no November ctosing &c.
over yesterday. Corn dun snf lake. lover;
options kskc. lovsr AMI week; Deccinfer, ia
b0kc., ciosing ~ 30. January. toafsAo Oatss
trlae druaer: options dali and easser; hoyeul-
Der, Sic Deoensber.Si hssi 1854 HDps quiet
sRd stoady. Coffoe-Upncns e,ocod stesdIi
November. tiaycafi3Sl: Doeembcr, ga 60
ti250: spot Rio dull ct sias0 sugar Gsiet; re-
lined Quot aed siesiy Molssses guset i.ice
unchanged aud quiet C0ti0n-seed Oh Quiet.
Rosin quiet sud steady. rurpentlos qsfet and
eteaiy Hides qaieI Wtol antot. Pork nrn.
Beef quiet Boef hams nrn. Ttnrcet Beef
steady. Cutmoats inactive pactted shoulders.
q 81 HatS76; picked hama. ~ 75efio; picxlef
bellies, sa&yasa5a Middies quiet Lard easior
and dull; Western sosdy a. tss5ASa5l: No
vembor. tsfs; Dccsnster, saHatSG freighs
stronger. cotton, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
iing INJURIES rsngoi ~ follows


RsyfEw OF TIN CHIC AGO AAEkHr.
CHICAGO. November iS-Whcat WAS unsettled
to-day AMI tho trading chiefly local The
Opening was balt. below yesterday closing.
figures rallied With siistt fluctuations Tor Nay
~. above tho insi1o nguros reached Tho al
vance vas gradual There ues sone reaiizing
az tho top prices ~ the day. and just before no
close there was q sharp break " fhc. This was
partially due % tho cloeing 0st ~ some loug
wheat bought early n the lay, aud the close
Was only about &c. higher than no clo-o x yes
teriay. Corn Vas weak aud lower to-day. Tho
market opened AaAc. lower. s0h OF taise,
day. May oats were active and prices adVaoccd
&c early. IaGer The merket became duiet
Near futures wero comparatively QUOT bat al
vnnrcd ksAo. IN sympathy with May FORK
fairly active aud irregular, declining i2k AIS.
early, rstying sake. aud closing steady. Lard
was easy a0d ruled atc. lower, closing quie&
shortrib sifes were dull and ruied ~ &C.,
lower. cINlL.a atnnIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

CsroLao. November ia--The cash 9notsnoor
spring wheat 8. 12asi. ~. No. sred. lI2afiisA
No. corn. 4OAe. No. oats. &kc. Nees-pDrk.
siA62,a aStk1A Lard. SAI74ataen short-rto>,
$50; shoulders, t7.s5a{s.7S; sLort-cloar. tS.&a
fSGk.
The leading futures rsngci ~ follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

DO you suffer with ca'ss'p ssr..o.r,ils, the
cured Il you take heod a ~ II, drureists.
,,rs,,t blood purifier. Soiu VI :"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

There was never perfect liniment offered
TO the public TN salvation Oil was discovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
NORFOLK PEANUT NARKET.


NOVEMBER 10. -Market s,easiY AMI good do
mand win fair sales. Oli primo, SIZE; extra
prime, g.; fancy, go; common, lEa2.c. ;
shoilod, 2a2Ac.; nov dry 5aj.c.. groou. 10
2kc.; factory bAnd-picked <a5Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. November IL 1884
sAEs-FIRsr BOARD.-3,0OO Richmond and
Danynle railroad lst 1890 at fo14, 600 do. at
1914; 400 Western North Carolina IS etSa
Closine1ustations a. tho STOCK BOari.
govap gsggr Jagualrigl Ri laksl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
LIYRRpooL cor.rnN MAnrrr

LIVERPOOL Noyembog is Won Cotton quiet
with moderate inquiry; miidlinR American,
Il-i5d. ssles, 1000 baos; speculation ani e.
port 1000 bales; receipts, b4WO bales: Amorl-
can, 1890 bales. futuFes quiet ~ an AdyAnro.
November and December, b3i-daa8 BJGfd be-
cember and January, 3 - ga, January AMI
February, g96id.. Fobi unry and March.
S064d; March AMI Apfn. 3i-fia5 906ft;
April and Nay, sod. May and juno, 3i-6hi.
June aod July. IS Cal
=. 1--salos Il American, 800 bales No
yomber. . 3t-ci1.. buyer. November aud Do
cen Der, ; 5l-Gii.. acllsr; December and jan
uary, 29-6id., value: January snd February.
2s-6fi., soiier; February ana March, 5 r.did,
buyer; March and April, 5 3i-Ctl, selior :;
April and May. &tGld.. seller; May and
Juue. &-6li., sober: jane AMI July, 1-Gfi..
buyer, Futures stosiy
r. E-Nogomber, 8j-6ii.. esiier; Noveun-
Der and December. 3 82-6id., seler. Decomber
and JANUARY 30Cld.. ssllsr; January Aad Fob
ruary.5 SOFA, solier. February and March,
SD-6if., buyer: March and Aphl, ; 326ti,
buyers. April and May. 3 3}-eii., seiicr: MAy
and June. 35-6id.. collier; June aud july.
al 4. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

nIsAp l,l:,,l IAsr SUNDAY. 4

tibAf EAIkkti't fAkSI cONUAfs n
~ YOUNG Nan. spparonnI stost txeniy-
ghros years old; he.Sht af-of ase ast 0ne ha0
feeA aart ao4nplexioss. sat dark bar sod eyes-
Arr t1formeklos IN resaAi ~ his Whereabouts
sid ~ thankfully socoiss>i q Ia - NE ps,es.sA
elsca nSLhlr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

THE MISSING COUNTIES.

Charlottesville was not created n city until
this year. Previous 10 that It's returns went into
tie Albemarle county vote.
THE MISSING COUNTIES.
The majoritles on the presidential
vote in the counties missing from
the table above have been taken
from the reports published IN the Richmond
papers and are believed to be approximately
sorract- "a foiiovys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

NAsHyTLLE, Tenn, November ia De-
catur (Ala.) special 10 the American says:
The heavy irosts OF the past few mornings
have di-peled all fears Of the yellow fever,
and the refugees are returning IN large num-
bers. Trains on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad stop here again, and those on The
Memphis and Charleston will doubtless do
30 soon. No cases OF fever are reported to-
day and no deaths. The stores are opening
for business aud physicians think It perfectly
safe for oil 10 returu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

II HAVE FOR SALE TWENTY-FIVE
il tarols pico wIss-nAP APff.EA
0SsyAs sfoHfls,
no fsIt ~ Vsnsinls s.xoel
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-16
Y. M. C. A.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Y. NJ. G. A. was held last night,
President f. j. Lowery, presiding.
The reports of the various COM
mittees were read and accepted.
The Hon. A. f. Judd reported that
the Hawaiian branch was in very
flourishing condition and great in
terest was shown by the members,
especially in committee work.
The Treasurer's report showed an
excess of expenditures over receipts
of 1915, which amount was made
good by a collection. The report
also stated that the sum of $3.50,
woulf be required before the end of
the fiscal year to meet all demands.
The matter was referred to the FL
nance Committee.
Messrs. w. A. Bowen, A. F..
Cooke and S. ID. Fuller were APP
pointed committee to nominate
officers for the next ensuing year
and to report at the annual meeting
to be held on the third Thursday of
April next.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-16
HONOLULU FIRE DEPARTMENT..

Pursuant to an order the members
of the various fire companies assem-
bled at the Bell Tower last night at
Z O'Clock for taking action on the
proposed amendment to Art. 81 of
the Department Constitution.
The proposed amendment was to
substitute the words "Board of Re-
representatives." for "Active mem
bers of the Fire Department" The
Article would then read, "No altera-
tions or amendments shall be made
in this constitution, unless by a
concurrence of two-thirds of the
Board of Representative of the
Honolulu Fire Department.
There were 1913 votes cast; 14S
for the Article as it now stands, IA
for the amendment, and + scatter
ing. The votes of the different
companies we're as follows: No. l.,
6; No. 2, 10; No. 4, "A; No. 3,
A; Pacific Hose, 10; Hook and
Ladder, So.
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DEATH OF |. AHOLO.

Mr.. Luther Aholo died this morn
ing, at s o'clock, at the Palama resi-
dence of Princess Liluokalani.
Heart disease was the cause of
death.
The deceased came here from La
haina, Maui, some months ago, for
medical treatment, and has been
stopping at the Princess's residence.
He had been in poor health for the
last year or two.
The late Mr.. Aholo was a native
Hawaiian, and a man of more than
average brains and ability. He
was at one time, many years ago, a
teacher in the Lahainaluna school.
After leaving that institution he oc-
cupied the position of Governors
clerk for the island of Maui, and
later did duty as tax assessor or
collector on the same island. He
also practised as a lawyer. For
many years he was representative
for the district of Lahaina in the
Legislature and was Vice-President
of the Assembly for several terms.
In the Ministry Immediately preced-
ing the present, Mr.. Aholo held the
portfolio of the Interior.
As before intimated, he was a
Hawaiian of rare mental capacity
and requirements, and his decease
creates q blank that will be hard to
fill. lie was of en-communica-
tive disposition, but was always dig
nified and gentlelnanly.