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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHEREwlTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York and Richmond
stock BxcAsngss-Grain, Flour, Cot
ton, Meat, and Other Quotations
ftar lalerranh % ths plspatch.l

g----7 WARRINGTON. ID. C.. November a-Ror
L.. Connecticut. fair, warmer.
tfhlh For EASTERN New York and Now Jer-
soy. warmer. fair during Tuesday. cold
b-----Jer by Wednesday morning. southwest
srly winds
For Virginia, warmer. fair Tuesday. colder By
Wednesday morning, south westerly Winds.
For Norm Carolina, South Carolina, aud 0eor-
eis, fair, stationary temperature. s0utheasterly
WndS
For Eastern Florida and Western Florida. fair.
stationary temperature. eoutheasteriy winds
FOR Alabama and Mississippi fair. sOuiheriy
winds, becoming variable, stationary tompera-
turs IN southern portion, slightly colder IN
northern portion
For Tennessee, fair, except Eight local showers
IN North western Tennessee. followed by fair.
colder IN western portion, and by wednesday
morning colder IN eastern portion, winds shit
ing - norihwes.erly.
For Western New York, generally fair, except
HIGHT showers on the lakca.
For Indiana. ligGt local showers. clearing dn-
ring the day, colder, winds shifting to westerly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
GOOD FOR INDIANA.
CHAIRMAN JgwETr CONFIDENT OF A
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
Ee Claims a Plurality OF Ten thousand
A Stop Pat to Republican
Rascality,
Lspocial lelegram . the plapa.ch.l

INDIANAPOLIS. ISD., November 5.-Chair-
man Jewett, Of the Democratic Committee,
f. confident in his prediction. lie is claim
ing everything, both Cleveland and the
state ticket by plurallties OF not less than
10000, and is backed in his prediction by a
corps Of lIeutenaDis equally snnguine.
About the Democratic headquarters all day
there was buzz Of content and drawing
I'd Of lines FOR the Tuesday conflict. The
cry Of fraud comes from all over the State.
Several prominent Republicans have been
arrested by the Federal authorities. These,
with the warrant for Dudley's arrest issued
last night, will put stop to Republican ras-
cality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
Nashville Races.

10y ItItkIuIU y Il1 HIoIIltIlIII
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 0.-The
weather and track were good to-day. There
will be no races tomorrow on account Of
The election and no entries tonight.
First race-six furlOngs-Roi Dor won (;
McBowlng second, Lucy Howard third.
Time, l;l14.
Second race-eleVen sixteenths Of a mile
Keeyens won; Castaway second, Dock Wick
third. Time. l:1O.
Third raee-Oue mile-Erebus won; Gil
max second Autocrat third. Time, 1:43.
Fourth receive furongs- Orange Girl
won; McMurtrT second, Caststeel third.
Time. 1904.
Fifth receive furlongs-Balance won 4;
Mooustone second, Cheasaw third. Time,
1904.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
Auxusta's Expedition.

AUGUSTA, GA, November J.-Eyeryihrng
Is suspicious for the opening OF the Augusta
Nalionsl Exposition on Thursday. The city
Il rapidy filing up with strangers and the
streets are assuming a gala-day appearance.
Many buildings are already ornamented with
Gags and bunting and decorators are busy
on others. Most 81 The exhibits are IN place,
and the Main bali promises 10 be revelation
to visitors and residents alike. The Exposi'
ton viii be open until December 10Th. II
will De The first national exposition under
taken by a city unMded by the Government
or STATE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
VIRGINIA ALL RIGHT.
ENCOURAGING NEWS FROM STATE
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
The Executive Committee Confident OF Vic
tory ToDay-ASsuring kilograms
from All Sections.
lspecInl telerram o be pIspa.ch.l

ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 6.-The
Democratic Executive Committee closes the
canvass tonight in calm confidence that the
party will triumph in the State tomorrow
by good majority. They confidently ex-
pect 10 elect eight Democratic congressman.
and will be disappointed II they 90 not Sc
cure nine. Advices from ell sections Of the
State for some days past have been assuring,
and kilograms received to.dsy from the Ma
tloual Committee render them quite rs con-
fdent as TO the general result as we are re-
gsrdlng the result in the State.
W. ". scoTT, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
TIE VOTING wAvs or IkDIANA.
How the News VIII De sent Through
ont thc CounfrY.
by telegraph to tho DIspa'chl

Wy leliklaiu - tAt Uir iaflAI
Indianapolis. md, November 5.-ET-
tepsiys preparations were completed this
evening for receiving and Distributing the
returns from Indiana. There are LIB pre-
cincts in the State, an increase Of five over the
precincts Of 1854. AZ soon as twenty pre-
cincts have been reported they will be added
and sent rs tue first election bulletin. Zach
bulletin will give the exact vote o. 1854 for
the same precincts. As soon "a twenty ad-
ditional precincts have been reported they
viii be ADDED 90 the Gr,t twenty and the re-
suit will comprise The second regular bui.c-
lin.
Returns by counties will als) be sent IN
edition 10 the precinct bulletins, but 1t Is
scarcely probable that any county returns
will be received until ] or O'Clock Nedncs'
day morning, as the ticket ID Indiana con-
taius ihirty.scyeH 90 forty names, and under
tbe law each name on the ballot must be
called Of. This viii necessarily delay the
returns. The polls open st C:3D a. VI. md
close atop. ". NO counting is permitted
"a IN certain other States until The polls are
closed. The total vote a lndilHa IN 1884
Wa 4qL77f, Of which Cleveland received
2ll.Q90; Blaine. 23s.3G3; Butler, 1928, and
SO. John, 3,02S.
II is c0nseryxivcly estimated that to-mor-
rows vote viii reach from j2),01)to 10000,
showing a large increase over lSSh Great
Interest centre. ON TIE vote 81 the second
Ward Of Naturalization HarIisolPs
ward-Which in 1854 gave Blaine $50, Cleye-
land 900. Butler q, ana II. John IT,. General
HarrIson's precirct-the Ihird-gavc Blame
23G, Cleveland 90, and The other candidates
nothing,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
Republican Cnnard.

10y toIcEI0pu . IIo UI7U41tu'I
INDIANAPcMs, sd, November "a re-
port was in circulation here tonight and was
sent out TO many papers that Coy and Bern
hammer, the Democratic talicy-sbeet forgers,
have been pardoncd out OF the Indiana peni-
Tertiary by President Cleveland. lnyesies-
ton shows that the story is canard. Gov
and Rernhsmmcr have not only not been
hardened. bat there has been no movement
or petition looking to their pardon. This
statement is made upon the authority and AZ
the request Of Governor Gray and :. T..
Sheeriu, secretary Of the acknowledgements
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
From the nm city.

Especial telegram % the Dlsuatchl
IYNCHBURG, Va, November 5.-The p0-
litlcal situation 10 this city IS very favorable
for Democratic success, and good news Is
received from all parts Of the district.
4 large number Of Democrats who reside
I'm Washington have returned home to vote.
The contractors on the Ciirch-Fal'ay de
vision Of the Norfolk aud~ Western have
brought 40 Italians and put them 70 work
and discharged that numbered negroes, and
the news is being circulated all over the
Southwest that the negroes are greatly eX-
cited. The contractor IS q dyed-iu-the-wool
Republican snd has been advising thenegro6s
10 vote the Republican Ticket. The negroes
swear they will run Tie l,alans out and vote
the Democratic ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06

Hoth Parties Claim ihe state.


DETROIT, MICH, November 6.-The CAM
paign closed Tonight with professions and
meetings in almost every city and hamlet IN
the state. In this city the Republicans were
addressed by senator Palmer. General Aiger,
and other prominent Republicans, and the
Democrats by PostmAster-Gencral Dickin-
son. cx.Mlnister 10 Russia G. '. n.
Laihrop, Congressman Chipman, and eX-
Congressman MayburY.
Both state Central Committees confidently
claim the State-tbo Democrats 10y a plu-
ranty Of 10000 and the Republicans by from
1900 10 1900 plurality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06

dent. lie ssys the saxmundham ran Into
the Nor while the weather was perfectly
clear. The crew OF the Nor remained en-
the bark for eight hours after tia accident.
They then abandoned her. lie says the sig-
nails Of distress were made TO the passing
steamers. but they declined 10 render assist
ance. Nothing has been heard Of the twenty
two persons who are missing, and there Is
little doubt that they went down With the
sfeamor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
nrIrht for KendnII.
rsrocInl telegram % tho nIspa.ch.

lSrecihA bltsihh W tno Al'po''lLi
EAsTvILLE, Va, November 5.-Tho cam
vass ends tonight with a grand barbecue
and speaking on Chincoteasua island. The
Democrats are more thoroughly aroused and
better organized than at any time since 1885.
Alfred j. Thom, Of Norfolk, who has been
in Accomack for the past week making
speeches each day, arrived in Eastyille to-
DAY, and reports that from Information re-
ceiyed Kendall will carry that county by
from 900 to / ZOO majority. The Republican
msjority in this county will DO greatly re-
duced-so much go that it now looks %
though Kendall will leave the Eastern shore
with from 700 10 500 majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
AQuoer Election Bet.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatchl
HAMPTON, VA, November 3, 1888.
bet that took place here between j. L..
Krider and Frank Couch on Friday evening
will probably interest some Of the Dispatch
readers. u IS q very peculiar one. krider
bets one hall Of his moustacho on Cleye-
lands election; Couch one haf OF his on
Ilarrsou's-the losing fa,ty TO 90 three
days with one side shaved clean and the
other untouched. Both have fine large
mOustaches. RICHMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
BALTIMORE

BALTIwoRs. MD. Noyomter Cotton quiet
anu ateady; mitllng. gt.c. Flour general
market dun hos a.fIvr. h1saui-7tfect AMI
western super g. WalAe5: do. extra, fLiJa
i4.55: 10. family, s5.loafa; city mills suIcr.
t325aS215 /; DO. extra, fi.loaftt0; do ho
brands, sb.Thai6; lalaleo 5uptrlliiye patent.
ts DO family. 500 Wheat-,outhem dun
and lower; Fidtf iLO9oil.lt; iongDeuy, fLiOa
Glib: western dIl: no wluter rel spft
fL0itfl.Ota N0vombrr, sLniniiiA; lecrm-
her Gl.Q6a a5L06e January. fl.0s b, az ~ Corn
southern rcarce aud higher. white 'ia't'.; yell
l3N. 55s37c. western flrusr. mixed fpot, PIC
year, A. aaiGAc. January. A5sat ~; rot
ruary, 41sr Oats quiet. southern and fennsy-
vania, .eaEc. western ahiir, aIaSc; wosirn
mixed. g.sgA'. graded $50. white. 3d.. nif. kye
Qulos ~ 6pAic. Hay duli, prime to choice ws=t-
ern. Sl6aSleU Provisions easy; i0Ouiug tfAio
in mese- porx $500 Buit-meats-lnoeo ahonl-
ders, 40. cleHrhb sides, $50; lougcloaT
gAf5 sugar-g irklod shoulders, iai3 sugar
cured smoked shoulders, siOtO Baron Hams,
sl2 25asi2s5. -konaei, fih2A Batter quiet;
western packed l2sisc best ron, lal'c
creamery. Tsa2b. Egss very scarce AMI MN ~
NC. Petroleum qIl0t; refined. &c Core"
steady; RIO cargoeH, fair az lJac sugar Nory
quiet: A soft, 7ac. small lYts, 9'sc.; copper
refined active aud firm az ltAi6ac Whrkey
Qui0i and steady al Sl.2z, l0DDng, tLSaiLA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
. Democr.tic proccs.Ion FIrcd Into

Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatch.
CHARLOTTE. y. C., November 6.-Some I'M
known negro lred from ambush into TIE
Democratic parade here tonight, the bail
striking a man named S,mms, not seriously
wounding him, however. This IS regarded
BY tie white men as 4 challenge for blood.
shed by the negroes, aud further trouble Is
feared tomorrow,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06

Especial telegram ~ mo Dlspatch.l
IVnIANAP0us, IHp.. November 5.-The
Republicans have asserted that the Dudley
letter. as published, did not show The genu-
inc lc'ter-head. The editor ~ the New
York Times telecraphs the Sentinel tonight
that the eXact paper and lettcr-headng were
obtained from The RepubNcan national head
quarters tonight IN New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
RrcuMoHp LIyE.arocK nARrzf.

NovsrBxs S--Eeceip's; 81 head Of csttlo, 10
sheer. and 10 hogs
hogs
pricos:
cattio--Bcss sHalKc. gross medium ~ good.
3sfc- gross; common W fair, 2aS@c- gror%
khsep-J4 as1 gross.
Hogs-fkk7c. net.
Bulls Asztc. grosa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
Riot threatened.
[By teIegraph % the Dlspalch.l

10y ~
NEW YORK, November 5.-Sueh turbulent
crowds gathered in front Of tue Republican
and Democratic headquarters tonight Of 9
O'clock. shouting wildly for Cleveland and
Harrison Al different and the same times and
beating each other, that the officers were
ordered out aud the street was cleared to
preyent riot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06

by Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PARIS, November 5.-The manager and
the artist Of the paner La Charge, who were
arrested 80 the instance Of the Government
for publishing cartoons ridculing the srmy
and glorifylug General BOuiAngeT, have been
convicted aud each sentenced to two months
Imprisonment and to pay dne OF 500 francs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
Leaving 20 vote.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
WAsmNGT0S, November "a large num-
Der Of employees In tue executive depart.
ments have gone 10 their homes 10 vote. II
is not possible u ascertain the number, but
over 800 leaves are now running in the
Treasury Department alone, and the indlca'
hons are that the employees IN the other de-
partments are leaving in proportionale num-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
Ki,lsd win a inlet WOOD.

CoLUMBUs. Ga, November 1.-Two con-
Weston Duncan aud Warren Thornton
engaged ina light at the camp on the Colum.
bus-S0uthern railroad yesterday. Duncan
struck Thornton on the head with billet OF
wood. Killing him Instantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
Tuu wsArHES IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
KFW YORK BLOCK MARKET.

Won temperature. ......................
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06

NEW YORK, November b-The stock market
to-day. With the exec ption OF moderately ocii'o
business for few minutes In thc nrtt hour.
when he accumulation Of orders over holiday
Wer0 being executed, was Intensely dun. Lon
don was a liberal buyer In this market ~ mo
opening but there vas no increased disposition
o. trade among local operators, and, after tho
foreign demand was satisfied, the market re-
iapsei into the most iutonse dUncss FROM
that time out dealings Wcrc snureiy Ia the hands
q professionals, au1 - tho general impression
a. that there h 20 DO higher nggres after the
election considerable covering OF shorts v IA IN
dulEei IA BY traders. which served 10 main
tain prioes throughout aud was sldcient
q cause some animation I'm tho last hour.
When few stocks again moved up other
circumstances favored an advance, however
The abandonment BY the Iowa Railroad Connie
sioncrB 0f ire position te6on oy tbem last tsll
and the continued talk Of tho settlement of the
Southwestern difiCuites all aided In the crea-
tiou Cf too marked bullish feeling. The close
WAS dull but strong 90 she Highest prices II ths
day Ibero we're only two STOCKS which display
oi any amin atiOn--ke aiing and Canadian "a
cifc. Tho active liat Is alniost Invariably higher
and Notwithstanding the limited character OF tho
dealings adVaucos ara In most Instances Tor ma
terial auOln-s. and san Francisco preferred fos9
IA, Chicago. burlington and Quincy ana Erie
eaoh The sales Aggregated 9S,90 sh1rcs.
kreaing. --RTchHrge DUN Gni eteacy ne iNa
4.ss. Money o3sy OF 2a2S per cent sub-lrpa-
sIry balanceG-fiO "A b.Si4tCO currency, 3lA,-
$4,000 Governments dull aud steaty io nrin (:
4 per cents, II; ~ coupons, 1851. state bonds
dun aai steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06

Lady sTobbod for Making a Prohi-
bitfou Hpeech.

TTUN'INI IIIUETHTI " III| III'iII9|II'
INDIANAPOLIS, IND., November Mary
Mend, Quaker, lawyer. and Frohibilohist,
wa outrageously assaulted aud mobbcd st
Union City today by Republicans ls she in
sisted upom making o prohibition speech.
She ls A respectable lady OF Salem, o., and
literally fought Der way through the mob.
A dispatch saws that scores Of respectable
Republicans were SO disyusted that they viii
vote for Cleveland tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
seriou. shooting ARRAY In Norfolk,

IcpecIaI teItsflIn y NC UI3paIuu'I
NORFOLK, November "a quarrel oc-
Cured between John r. Lewis aud Joseph
Barnes on Main street this afternoon, when
the latter was shot through the stomach by
the former and dangerously wounded.
Lewis was arrested and committed 70 isii.
lie Is already under indictment aud bail as
an aceompiice in the late murder OF Peter
Mol can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
RepubIiean Tr,ck.in the southwest

Especial telegram 10 tho Dbpatch.l
ABINGDON, Va, November "a sharp
Republican trick has been discovered here
this evening. The Republicans are cir;u-
latlng a ticket With the names % Cleveland,
Thurman, and Bowen, but wanting In the
names for electors. The party managers or
the Democratic party here are doing all Ia
their power 10 spprlse all precnct-work-
ers accessible from this point Of these frauds.
How iar-reachlng this and similar tricks
may be il is hard 10 divine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06

J. r. Wallace, sherman, Texas, writes I:
Have been using Iluckiebetry Cordial for
many years. We consider II the only safe
and reliSble medicine for tie bowels aud
children taakninR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
"FITz " LEE AND W. II. M'KENNEI
Address n large Gathering In sus-
rspcclal telogrnrn to the Dl-patch.l

sex.
Special telegram 70 the Di-patch.l
WAvFrLY, VA. November Ex-Governor
Ftzhugh Lee and Hon. W. Il. Mckinney
addressed sn audience OF fifteen hundred
people here to-day. 81 least one hundred
ladies h0nored the occasion with their pres
encc. The train on which the Governor
came was stopped al Pleasants's Spring, one
mile west OF here. lie was met by one hun
dred men mounted on horseback. who, led
by patriotic strains OF music from brass
band. escorted him into the town. As he
stepped from the ears a cannon WAS fred m
honor Of his arrival, and several other shots
were fred along the line o. march. The
Governor rode a fue bay horse, " Bob Lee"
aud attracted the attention and admiration
Of al present a. n clyarYmaD. Among The
mounted escort were the Surry Cavalry,
under the command OF Captain j. A..
IF. Gwaltney, who came 90 the re-
quest OF TIE people OK Sussex and
not that OF Governor Lee. The speakers
were both introduced ly orr county
chairman, Mr.. J. I. West, ana made telling
sreechos. Governor Lee reviewed the his-
tory % the two parties and showed That me
Democratic party was national IA Its policy
and Nas the party % the people, while the
Republican party was ihc party OK sectional
Ism and monopoly. Mr.. hckerDcy addressed
himself % the tariff, the surplus, trusts. o,c..
and proved that The peoples interest de-
mandel a reduction N The tari1 ana SUR
plus and an abolition % trusts. This was
The grandeat rally Sussex has enjoyed for
years. and herpe0ple are thoroughly aroused
and viii poll q majority on tomorrow for
Cleveland, Thurman. and Ne1able.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
n,.e,a,m. nespossibIiity.

fny Anelo-American cable 10 tho pispatch.l
LONDON, November 5.-Capta,n b. Jonness,
OF the Norwegian bark Nor, from New
York for sleifin, which was in collision
with and suBk the steamer oaxmundhsm Oh
Cases. dfsclairla reslznngthihtE for Aha aach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
ItyERPoot. COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Hoyember 5--Soon.-COiton nrn,
and ia good demand: American middlinf,
D HID, sales, 1900 balee; speculation and ex-
port, 1000 bales; receipts. 1900 bales. hmer-
can. balas Futures st5siy - vn alssnce
American miiillnR. i0E mifd!lng clause. No.
Yember. 81 C4d., also 316ii.; November sni
Uecember, 3 1bold., also 2s6ii; December
and January. . al; January AMI February,
5 25-6id., alsO gB-64d. February and March,
D gs-G4d also goa; Nsrrh AMI April, q oil,
also 2s-C4d.; April and May, s,oii; hay phh
Juno, 20-s4d., also 81 Sii.; juno Ani gulY.
Q 82-6ld, ASP SfCL Tenders none. wheat
quot and demsnd poor: holders ofior freely.
Corn firm aud IN goOt demand; nov mixed west
ern, and ~. Turpentiue. $50 aai ~.
2 r. H-ralos to-day included 1910 bales of
American. November 3to@f., seiiefi hoscm-
Dor aud December, 8 z-Cli., selior, December
and January, 5 9-fid., solor, Jaousry eni
February, 5 S-Gti.. soilor; February snd hAich,
8 g7-e4i, march ami April, 1'-bti., seller
April and May. ; 116id.. seller hay eni
june. 3l-e4L. yAluo; Juno and July, alCii.
Futures qUiet bat steady
p. ~. November. 3lsii.. buyer; Hoyem-
Der aad December, N-5t0.. buyer. Deoemb.r
Gnd JsnURgy. and January aud February,
3 g5-G4i., sollsr; february aud Sarch.s soetj-,
buyer; karch ard april, x5-t41, soller'
April ana Nay. 3 2f-Cii-. buyer: Nay ant JHne,
0 5l-6sd., seller. Juno and july, Atoii., sell
Ter. Futures closed dun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
AmOntettnDn nriIIe.
[spocIal telerrnm . the pIepalch.

IspccI8I telegram % mo UIBpaIchI
DANvmLE, VA, November 5.-All il quiet
here tonight and no trouble Is anticipated
tomorrow. The negroes issued circular
to-day denying positively that they had
passed resolution advising the negro voters
10 20 10 the polls armed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
Serisus Fire In n North CarOIiss
ToWn.

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
RnRrOH, X. O., November 6.-News was
received tonight OF the burning OF the bust
ness portion OF the town OF Lewiston,
Bertls county. last night. About twelve
stores are reported 10 have been destroyed
The loss is not known as yet. The registra-
ton books were burned, which gives some
trouble about voting tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
nArrrsoaE crock MARKET.

BNTINORE, Nd. November 5-Virglnla con-
soiH. 40 asked; DO i0-fO's 20 bd; DO 81, 64&a65;
baltimore aud ohio sock. S5ag0; Northern Com
trai, 20 bid; Cincinnati, Washington and Baltt
moro rs. g819s. 30 pa, 40; do. 3's. AaHN
consolidated gas bonds. 1919 bid: d. stock
ElL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
~he Democrats Aroused and Excite
meat Increasing hourly.
Special telegram 10 she Dis9A'cH'I

Especial telegram 10 the Dis9Scaj
RALxiGu, n. G., November o. Excitement
here is iatense, though deepseated. IL Is
increasing hourly, and Il spreading 10 ali
parts Of The State from centres OF c0mmuni-
cation. Your correspondent has never seen
anything al all approaching II. The Demos
Gratis are IA mad a. hornets, and mean ousi-
ness. They have been pot upon until even
their great endurance Is ended, There Is no
telling what The Republican spies have done.
Chairman WhiiGker ssys be believes tbat
their work has been ia the Way OF excitiDg
nsgroes 70 &c 0mniI crime. II NAV bs Liah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
Death of a Preminens North Caro-
1fnfau.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl
CHARLOTTE, n. c.. November 6.-Ben!a.
min f. McAden, secretary aud treasurer O!
McAdcn's mills. I'm CASTOR county, died OF
besrt-di.ease after a brief illness to-day.
Ills remains were brought here this evening
and will be buried tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06

When tonight comes the query, What Of
virginia. let the answer be "a sweeping
Democratic victory"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
seutepeea for uIIegaI ReristraIion.

lBy Telegraph 70 tbc Disph'col
NEW York, November 6.-Samuel Ray
pleaded guilty to-day 10 illegal registration
and got two years and four months In State