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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
African sIave-Trade.

lCopyrightcI. is82 by tho New York Associated
press.l
BERITy, November Q The chief event on
The week {. the African agreement among
the Powers. For the pact hall century EnR-
gilsh mcu-oi.war have carried on solitary
and almost iruitcss struggle against the
slave.trading on the African coast. sudden
~ all hAs changed, and the leading Powers
have been found willing to cooperate. The
reasons for the change are not lar to seek.
s Vrral circumstances combined 10 bring IL
about, but without doubt fhe leading factor.
next 20 the NJ acks upon the German settle
IucDts, Was The intense interest that tue Pope
displayed IN the abolition OF slavery. As in
C1rOlna's affair. Bismarck has again seized
the occasion without cost 10 himself 10 con-
iiate and satisfy the Pope, and thereby
purchase The good will Of the German CetbO-
lies. Cardinal LayiReries' eloquent Euro
pcan campaign has already proved fruitful
Count kslnoky has intiu,atcd his readiness
10 send man oi-war 10 assist The blockade,
ana other l'oWeTs. including Russia ana
Greece, are disposed N COOPERATE. a Mo-
zamDique dispatch tonight announces the
departure 81 the I'HliSn cruiser D0gah Tor
/9nZibar. The agreement With England
gives greet satisfaction here, butt Is thought
that some territorial action ~ also required.
~ Is argued that the blockade will
irrfate the Arabs and render them
more hottie Than ever to the eX-
isteucs Of the German settlements. TIE
Government shows no disposition to provide
military assistance for the trading compa
nice, which are said. a. an alternative, 70 be
discussing The formulation Of a colonial force
20 protect their settlements. Tie Plantation
Company, which j. taking the lead IN this
movement. has Just sent an agent 10 Zanzibar
With instructions 10 proceed 10 Bombay II
advisable, 20 order 10 inquire a. 10 the feasi~
bIrY 81 recruiting Mahrsttas or the people
Of some other suitable HindoO race tor that
purpose. The difficulty, however, is anlicl-
palcd IN obtaining kn2land's consent, ~
which case an eudesv0r viii be made 10
make Egypt the rccru,ing-ground.
~ the scheme proves successful similar
measures mlCiu be- adopted ~ organize an
Euin relief expedition. The Government,
however is quite outside OF these proposals
aud may contemplate different measure.
A Pu~lan officer, writing from Zanzibar,
slys; "Sudden abolition Of slavery would
Doe q disadyautagc 90 us and q blessing to
nobody. ON The other hand The chasing oi
slave elbows, IS prscticed by the English
vessels ON the coast, is wholly tOOur interest,
- 70 tends % couuterIct the dopopulstioH Of
the country" The Kli-er's structures on the
Liberal press continue to be discussed.
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GInh.tona TEnotch.

IBy Anrio-Amorican cable TO the Dispatch.l
LO>npN, November l0.-Air. and Mrs.
Gladstone made the journey from Brrming-
hlm FOB WOlytrhamptOu in a carriage drawn
by four horses. They were heartily cbeered
alouc tle route. ON arriving ut Wolver-
hampton Gladstone proceeded 10 The drill
hai, where be received a number OF adj
dresses. I'm replying 10 the addresses he
wa. repeatedly Interrupted, the disorder tinsl
Is eliminating IN an uproar that Compelled
him 10 abruptly close bis remarks. Great
confusion followed, the crowd makinga rush
and demolishing The benches that separated
The members Of the press from the public.
Stewards guarded the private door by which
Gladstone left the ball The eX-Premier
pIuCecGcd 10 The railway station, the platform
of which was closely guarded and started
for oxford. AZ Snow lIdl tbe crowd that
had gathered groaned 9nd booted. a Len
minelou tbc former Mayor Of The town well
coined Gladstone, aud bis wife presented
Mrs. Gladstone with a bouquet. AT Ban
bury Ihcy received a similar welcome. AT
oxford the crowd, which was composed
chiefly Of undergraduates, grOaned and
hoojcd at Gladstone a. he wss driven to the
residence Of Warden NCbCl.
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A rich merchant OF Tartar Bazardjik,
while travelling some time ago, wss
captured by band OF brigands. They
held him prisoner until they obtained
from his family the following ransom :
Six Martini rites with ammunition.
thirty-fve pair Of shoes, as many shirts,
omamented with the finest Russian en-
broidery thirty-hye pair OF stockings
Of the best quality, thirty-fye cakes Of
scented soap, au equal quantity Of ivory
combs, three dozen, less one, OF ivory
cearette-h holders, large quantity Of
tobacco aud cigarettes, and neatly-as-
sorted stock OF cognac, yermouth bitters,
and cheese.
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Mr.. Pax. the C0rean Minister NJ Washing
ton. Is quite 90. lIe has asked for leave Of
absence 90 return 20 bis own country.
Axworthy. the defaulting treasurer OF
Cleveland has written 10 friend 10 that
city SAVING that he VIII soon return and
square AL bis accounts.
Miss Julia Rhmelander IL the latest candl-
date for the honor Of being the richest spins
ster In America. She possesses $4,000, 600
in New York real estate.
Mrs. John A. Logan is TO become a msga-
zine editor upon her return TO this country
on new journal that will devote itself TO
home matters and education.
AdeHna Patti says she means TO make q
liberal provision in her will for the educa-
ton Of poor girls with good voices. No
provisions will be made for good girls With
poor voices
The celebrated Holman family OF opera
singers and musicians is almost extinct.
George Holman. the father, died not long ago
At London. ont, from grief over his daugh-
teT's fatal illness.
Secretary Bayard, according to reports
current in Wilmington. bel, v III resume the
practice of law after the accession OF the
new Administration. aud will become a resi-
dent OF New York city.
Slsyeric il the name Of the man who has
succeeded to the position Of chief bandltin
Bulgaria. He Is described rs a handsome
young fellow, highly educated, and most
eloquent orator. Two years ago he was a
member Of the Bulgarian Skuptschina, but
being detected 10 b0odling" fed 10 the
mountains and now has very desirable po-
silion as boss Of the back counties.
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RUSSELL COUNTY.
4 Few rights ana Some cuts and
BRUISES.
lcoTosDOndonco o. tho RiohmO1d Dl'Dl'ch.l

Correspondence Of The Richmond Dspaich.l
LfHANoN, Va, November 5, ls>S
The eXciicmeut that has prevailed here for
some days is about over. TIE election in
thi, county passed oh yay Quety except at
one or two plsces. A fight occurred I'm which
q man by the upmo oi Henry Ho,cue ct
bruised up considerably. Al Cooks Mills
Fuller Musick was shot IN the head. n bee
fore reported in the Dispatch. and warrant
was is.ued to-day charging William Combs
with the shooting. Ola eiectiou.dJy B,am-
well Suetd and ChaTles R4susoh GO, into
quarrel and to-day they bad the l.ht ont.
Sneed received three or four very bad cuts
from a knife. Mr.. Mend. a constable, was
cut 10 the stomach. Justice Gibson was hlt
I'm the mouth Wltl 4 rOek and some others
Got some hlue bruises. None OF toe parties
are dangerously hurt. Basnsch has been
arrested and will be tried before Justice
Frckel To-day,
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rrco pnrnon Offered.

fpv Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatoh.l
Lo>rpN. November lO. - General Warren,
chief of lne Metropolitan police. has issued 4
proclamation oftrmg free pardon to any
acccmpnce the Whiiechspel murderer may
hnye bad provided he will give information
"a Inch viii .esd TO the murdtrel's apprehen-
SION. II is learned that the woman whose
muGlsted body was found in The Dorset
street house Yesterday was native OF
Limerick, lreland. she migrated to Wales,
where she married collier. who WAS sub-
sruuenny killed hy an explosion. After
that she drifcd 20 London.
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ra.,-xnr,em Familiarity

Mrs. Bungle was recently discovered
looking over some relics of her demised
husband.
"what are you so interested in 2"
asked a bystander.
"Oh. I'm just sortiH' over some Of my
husbands remains, was the reply.
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service. has been beaten in the run for
the mayoralty of New York city 10y Hugh
j. Grant, of whom we give portrait
The success of this young man is q
striking expression Of the power welded
by Tammany Hall.
Mr.. Grant is a native Of Philadelphia.
where he was born in 1854. He was sent
to the common schools, and remains an
imperfectly educated man. Being so for
tunate as to become the pOssessor of
wealth he determined topursue profess
sional and public career. AS the first step
10 this course he entered the law school
of Columbia College, New York, where
he was graduated Hisname appears in
the rank of New York attorneys, but he
Is not known among the successful men
at the bar. Mr.. Grant has been a sachem
of TammaDy Hall for many years. In
1884 he was candidate for mayor OF New
York. He was defeated, but in the fol-
lowing year was the successful candidate
for sheriff. His term of Office as such
will expire with this year.
The Mayor-elect of New York is AHA
bic and good natured. and liberal with
1.-THE boys" lie is healthy and cheer
full man. and possibly will as mayor of
New York manifest an ability which his
best friends don't yet venture to claim
for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

Joy 'N.t nt"f'' ~ WV -''i'
New Y0gK, November lO.-About 700 em-
ployes ~ the Higgins Carpet-Works Of This
civ were thrown ont Of employment to'dsy.
They have been working on halitime since tie
works rrOOened the first week in October,
after HAVING been shut down for some time
previously. The duU market, with a large
stock on hand, g. The cause that led 10 the
laying of Of 20 many bands.
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TUESDAYS BATTLE.
annTTIogAL ELECTION RxTuRvs PROM
VIRGINIA. AND ELSEWHERE.
Table q state sSjOrities Compiled from
omcisl and Estimated figures
Other States.

Below is given a table of mslorities IN the
state made upirom election reiuFns received
At thc Dispatch Office ana estimated maiori-
ie. from counties not heard from. The ms
forty for The Democratic electoral ticket ~
l,I83. Additional official returns aud cor
Fections may change these Geurcs slightly,
bnt viii not slcc; them materially.
wsIOgrTrRs
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One ilimeh. Another FATALLY Injured.

lII III'fI NIH Z" w I'D NI'II'I
CmcAe0. November lu.G Richard Hyles,
car.rcpairer. wa, Killed. and George
Mitchell a ielloW-worAmsn, was fatally
crushed this afternoon. The men were IL
work reuaiius d car on the side track when
ON engine backed down, striking string a
cars and causing them to run down on Ihe
two W0Tkmcn.
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ConKratuIntOry.

by telegraph 10 ,he Dispstchl
INnIANAPoLis, IND, November lO'-Con'
gratulalory kilograms continue TO pour ia
upon General ana Mrs. Hartisoh' nc
total has now reached ABOUT o'"oo' uey
are from Ali classes Of people. but far larger
norton come from individual workingmen
and laborer representatives. Nearly every
Republican elector sent his congratulations.
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An An.urd Rumor.

Especial telegram TO the pispatch.l
DANvHLK. VA, November lO.-An absurd
rum0r seems 20 have gone abroad that there
has been a riot N Dinyll'e. There has been
no sort Of disturbance here, either on cleo
tion-day or since that time. TIE colored
people have behaved well, and so far hays
made no public demonstration.
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Nnt,ee OF AnnrnI.

fBy AnrIo-Amorican cable TO tho Dispetchl
EpiNmHGu, November l0.-The Times has
given notice OF au sppcal from the decision
al judge Fnnear in The rlmcs.farneli ease,
m which be- allowed the proof Of iurisdlc-
ton. Pending accession on the appeal the
proceedings before Judge Kiuner viii be
slnnnlI.
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GCRATCHED TWENTY-EIGHT
- YEARS.
A sCALY. ITCHING sKIN-DISEAsE WITH
ENDLESS SUFFERING CURED By
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

II had known q tho CUrIcURA REMEDIES
twenty light years ago 10 would have saved mo
s2O two hundred dollars aud an immense
amount ~ suffering. Ny disease (Psoria-is) COM
monced on ny head IN \ spot not larger than
cent, II spread rapidly all over my body and got
under my MALTA The scales would drop OF OF
me ali tho time, aud my suffering WAS endless
Rud without relief. one thousand dollars would
not tempt mo 90 haye this diaease over again. I
an poor man. but feel rich " De relieved Of
what some Of tho doctors said was leptOsy, some
ringw0rm. psoriasis. otc. / took and
snTgaparillas over ono year and hair,
but no cure. / went 81 two or three 40 tors AMI
no cure. / cApuot praise tho CUrIcURA REnsDIE3
TOO much. They have maie my ekin ~ clear aud
free FROM scGles a. . baby's. All used " thnm
was three boxes 81 CUUCURA and throe bottles
Of CUrCURA kRsOLvEST, and two cakes of CrrI-
CURA SOAP. n yol mad boon hero ani said you
would have cured mo- FOR t9l0 you would hay0
lad the money. I looked Ike the picture IN your
book Of Ps0rasis picture 40. >, "liow 90 Curo
SKIN Diseases ~, but now | am a. clear az any
person ever wns. Through forco Of habit rub
my hands over my arms and logs 50 scrRt h once
I'm awhile, but ~ no purpose. am all woll
s"rg'chof tWcnty-eicht years, and 10 got 10 be
Kind of second nature 20 me. I thank you a
thousand limos Anything moro that you want
% rnOw Wribs me. ~ any one who reads this may
Nrlto to mo and win answer u.
DENNIS DOWNING.
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A Murderer Hanged.

lBy telegraph 20 tue Dispalchi
AUSTIN. NV, November i0.-At Corte1
ninety miles from Austin, to-day 81 lialian
named DAVIS Ralsaui shot aad Killed Ken
ard Holt because The latter would mol loan
him some monet. number OF men TOOK
Ralssui out and hung him to the limo OF
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w,vor senteneed 10 Prison.

lBy Ancio-Amcrican cable 10 She Dispatchl
DruriN. November l0.-lh he sentence of
the Mayor of sligo, who was condemned 10
SIX months Imprisonment for violating the
crimes act. has been confirmed by The Court
OF Appeals lie will Ice treated As AN ordi-
nary criminal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

It is said that when a girl gets to be
thirty-hve she is fond of beng called
Daisy, if that happens to be her first
name. Az sixteen she insists on being
called Miss Smith.
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hilarious etunents.

NV nelo-Amsrcan cable % tho Dispstohl
NApRp, November lC.-The students IN
me universities OF this city, SaragoN'a, and
Seville psrsdcd the - Gets last nlght, de-
nouucine the Conservative party. They dis
per,ed without attempting any violence.
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,rhe Yelin,r. FeYcr.

tBy telegraph 10 tue Dispaich.l
WASHINGTON, November TO- The Marine
Hospital Bureau Is Informed that there vas
one new case (coloTed) and one death (wLite)
in Gainesville, Fla. yesterday.
PROVISIONS NEEDED.
NEW Y0Rg. November 10.-The following
telegram was received to-day FROM K. ;.
Schuyler, secretary OF the Howard Associa.
ton:
=. Fsrrsandino, November 9.-New cases
reported, eight Including two whites
Miss Mia and Mis- Romerio. No deaths.
Stnl more eases are being developed in the
country. 90 behalf Of the Executive Com
mitiee l earnestly urge yonr committee to
their best exeFtiOns 10 procure provisions
for our people. With the utmost economy
IN the distribution Of ouI supplies We see ur'
gent want before Us. The weather Is very
warm with sultry rains, and with indleA-
tlons not favorable. X. ;. SCHUYLER,
"seeretsry Howard Associaton."
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Tney ere said 40 Hsve Another.
fBy telegraph " the p'sps1a'l -

IBy IoIeKFapH v FuV Ul5P-|E''l
RAIKIGH. \. c., November IA News
aud Observer special from Newserne, y. -
ssys that simmons, the Democratic esndi-
daie for Congress from the second district
has been defeated by majority oil Oh.
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WATERBURY, W., Jan. 90. 1851.

Psoriasis, Eczema, letter. RiuRworm. Lichen,
Prufitls. scsld-Head. MilA-Crust, Dandrun. Bar
bers, Bakcrs', Grocers'. aud WasherWOman'5
Itch, and every species OF Itching. Burning,
SCaly, rlmply Humors OF tne Skin and Scalp and
Blood. with loss Of hair, are positively cucd ~
CUuCURA, tho groat skin cure and CUrCURA
soar, an exquisite SKIN Beauunor. externally,
ard CUTiCURA REsOLyENr, the new BloOl-Purt-
nsr. internally, when physicians and OIL other
remedies fail.
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Hugh J. Grant. Eayor-gIect OF view
Yowft

Abram 8. Hewitt, q veteran in tho
public service, man Of distinguished
attainments as statesman, courageous,
independent, with a sturdy individuality
and extraordinary capacity for public
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commercial Treaty.

rpv Anglo American cable 70 the Uispstch-l
CoNsr,NrINorLE. November l0.--Negotia'
tons for The Turco-Gcrman commercial
treaty. have been concluded and draft of
The convention has been submitted to the
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pROvIsIONs NEKnEp.


JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November 10.-Dr.
Neal Mitchell, president OF the Board OF
Health, reports 81 new eases for the twenty
four hours endisg at Q O'Clock this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

A bottle OF DR.. BULBS Cough syrup VIII
often save large doctor bills. Price 70 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-sUNDAY NOVEMBER IL 1888

There were Eve desths--Bertha May Smith,
RI ferside; Miss Edith Reese, ~. John Mi'ls
Clayton summersll, -. Luke's; May X.
Green, corner % Church and Cstharine
streets, and George Bell, st. Lukes. on
the new cases rs we're whites and rs colored.
Total cases TO date, AGO. Total deaths,
$50. The weather Il clear aud cool. Ser
geant Townsend, OF the signal station, pre-
diets light frosts.
Macon and Augusta, Ga, have both OPEN
ed their gates for the free DaSsage through
Of "locked csrs.r Excursion trains from
here 10 points north Of Washington and the
Ohio river-the inst one wilt leave TUESDAY
next Atlanta has not opened her gates az
yet.
There II great rejoicing throughout the
Florida towns 40 the success Of the Demo-
cratic state ticket. The Republicans in this
county are iubilant over the presidential re-
suit, and are paradIng nearly every night.
FERNANpINA,
FRRylynfyA. Fla, November 10.-The
public have responded most generously, and
much more cannot be expected; but there
ere Thousands Of months 10 fiji for weeks TO
come. Gainesville, with little OF the past
experience. SEES tue fever just becoming epi-
demlc. and unless cold weather ntervenes
mh-t see long list OF victims, as must other
places where the fever has recently spread.
The weather now gives little hope OF relief.
Warm, suItry, damp weather continues, and
promises to Increase the trouble. The How
ard Association, i'm spite OF its depicted
treasury, to-day assumed the care OF 200
more persons outside Of the city.
DECATUR.
DEc,rrB, ALA, November 10.-Three new
cases. AL whte-Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman and
Mr. pimpi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

Aqi tNrA, GA. November 1o.-Returus
f.ym an but seven counties show 'lcvclaud's
plurality 20 be- 5s, ~. The Cutlrc Democratic
DELEGATION is elected tO Congress. In the
Ifl.t district IrHtor's msiority rs g. 300, WITH
three couutcs to hear from. In the second
district Turner has oniV seven opposing
VOTES. Crispin the THIRD ms 5.3l6 majority;
Fourth, Grimes 5.G73; Filih. stewart @,9u2;
SIXTH. Biount no opposition; seventh
Clements D 81; Eighth Carlton 6IN2i
Ninth. Gambler 1850; Tenth. Bsrnes. ALSO.
The Prohibition vote .. only 100
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Largest stock Of DTSHgR SETS;
largest stock Of TEA SKIS.
Largest stock VI CHAMBER SETS;
Iarras, stock OF TIN TOILET SKIS;
largest stock Of TABLE CUTLERY:
Largest Stock Of 6ILYAR-PLATkDWARE
Largest stock Of CLOCKS and BhONZBS;
Largest stock Of FiNE and CHEAP LAMPS;
Grgest stock Of BRASS FfRR sK1S;
Largest s.ock u COAL-dOD5;
Largess stock Of JAPANESE CHINA:
Largest stock Of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
All Of tho above goods sill be sold NJ gstonish-
iugly low prices as will every article Ia tie
house.
We invite you 70 call and see the FINEST Dis
PLAY OF CHINA snl OTHER GOODS ever
shown in the ciSy. nO7-W.F&su
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Clcycnud's majority. Isl; buchanan a
vote OF two moro than Cleveland on account
o. tnc Prohibition vote.
T', Prohibition vote, % To- -.
T.c obi .ial count Will not change these
'rrrt-
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THE
WONDERFUL SPRING.
Performing Almost Miraculous Cures
THOMPSON'S
BRONINE and ARSENIC WATER.
UNRQUALLED BY ANY WATER OR NEDl-
CINE-rHE POOL THAT CURED THE
DISCOVERIES SORE HANDS.

THOUSANDS or INYALIDs ARE DRAGGING
OUT A MI>sKABLR EXISTENCE BECAUSE or
THEIR IGNORANCE OF THE REAkDI Ma
TURF HAS PLACED WITHIN THEIR GRASP.
OTHERS PRRFEh no BIZ SKEPTtCAL AID
SUFFER- BECAUSE II Costs SIX DOLLAkStD
To SECURE THE WONDERFUL THoMPsONi5
BROMISE AND ARSENIC WATER FROM
AsHE COUNTY, X. C., SUFFICIENT To CURE
THEN. A GREAT WATER FOR ALL CoHyA-
LEsCRSI5.
We ask the medical profession 50 report any OF
the following csses they fail 10 cure with this
wonderful uaier-Yiz:
Blood Poison snch a. CAtarrh Head or La
CancnrOas Anections, rynx).
Eczema, Scrofula. Exhausted vitality,
Eryapelas, Ulcers, loss OF Appetite,
TumOrs. General Debility,
Malaria. Uric Acid.
soro Ryes. Old Sores All Complaints Of KID
SKIN Diseases, ney. stomach, Liver,
Indigestion, and Bowels.
Dyspepsia, Nausea OF ALL kinds.
Nervousness, rheumatism and Rheu-
Nervous Hsadsche. matte Gout,
Insomnia Costivenesa, DC. &c
IL IA sperklins and tastelesS n puriaes tho
blood AID boaatines she complexion. Pamphlets
tree. % case OF SIX galionn.
POLK MILLER a 90, AgsntS
LEWIS W. BukWkLI. General Manager
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OMAHA, NEn. November TO- Official re-
turns received boy The Bee from ihirN-iour
counties I'm this Stale which four wears ago
cast @ fraction over hail Of the entire vote 81
Nebraska give Harrison 56,0'9; Cleveland
2f6-- The same counties four years ago
gave Blame 3a SIS; Cleveland. 26.l52. lh's
indicate. Ecpuni,ran gain 90 5000 in the
S.,te and "A. 600 plurality for Harrison. with
.r increase in thenegreguc vote OF Nebraska
of 5s. 200 over that 81 four years ago.
Governor Thapcr's msjOnty VIII be bes
tween 10000 aud ~, 200.
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Sold everywhere. Price CUTICUBA. 5Qc.: 80 iP.
3D. HssotYgNr, y. Prepared by tho POTTER
DRUG AID CHEMICAL COMPANY, Boston.
Mao.
- Send for How to Cure SKIN Discasos,n G.
n.cns. D nlmaLratlons. and I'D tesLImonLnL..
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DIVISION. Nj November i0.-Ihe Jour
rai w from all but nineteen small voting
places fhc following are the foolingS; liar
bison. % G19; cleveland, 49,1So; FISK, 2,6j';
.-...l.-r L
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~rAUNToN. Va, November lO.-Unoticial
returns from au the counties II The Tenth
district give Tucker lDmocraD for Con-
tr,ss SOB majority. Cieyelaud's majority
win De 1000.
LOUn0UN COUNTY.
The official vote II Loudoun county is:
Cleveland. 2els; Harrison, 100, Fisk, Or.
C,Yolmds majority over ll'rUsou, Coz;
plurality over Harrison ana Fisk. jGi.