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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
THE CHIEF or POLICE.
DiscIOsures-Scarch for Truth
"MOOniIehterS"

yAngIo-Amorican cable to $40 Dispstohl
LONDON, November ID. 20 In the House OF
Commons this afternoon Mr.. Matthews,
Home Secretary, stated that the resignation
OF General Sir Charles Warren a. chief Oh
the Metropolitan police was solely due 10
bis refusal to submit 10 a rule which fOrbids
officials 10 publicly criticise the Government
services. Warren IN announcing his resig-
nation. said Mr.. Matthews, wrote that bad be
known that such q rule existed he would
never have accepted the post.
AZ the meeting OF The Parnell Commission
to-day Presding-Justice Hammer intimsied
that the courts decision in the matter OF the
disclosure Of documents was that all docu-
ments which the Times possessed, including
even those which the Illness solicitor
thought spurious. should be disclosed IN
order 10 assist In the search for truth.
sir Charles Russell, counsel for the Par.
nellites, stated that he had received several
threatening letters.
Hammer remarked ths, he also and proba-
big others engaged ia the case bad received
similar letters. The intimidation OF wit
nes.es. be said. was 80 certain that precau-
tons must be taken not 20 allow the prema-
ture disclosure u their names. The taxing
Of evidence in relation 10 outrages was then
proceeded With.
James Msnnon, one Of the Witnesses called,
declared himself both a Fenign and member
~ the National League. lie said he had
taken part IN several outrages and had soDe
on moonlight expeditions. He knew no
moonlichter who was not also a member Of
tie league.
Peer Fnhcrty, farmer Of Galway, testi-
fed that he was q moonlighter. and wss MOI
ashamed 20 acknowledge 1t. Ile was perfect
u ready - act with the moOniigbters again.
Edward Flanagan SAID lie bad been 10
America since 1879. fle had been present II
numerous league meetings at Pittsburgh and
New York m which stephen J. Meaney hsd
presided IIe sald ihlt VI aney had collected
funds for tie purpose Of buying firearms
for use IN Ireland. The court then ad-
i0ufned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
BALTIMORE

BALTIMoRE. MD.. November is--Co'ton quiet
and steady; milling. 9has7.c. Flour gene
rauy que; SCUM Amenrhh demand ihfiy
quiet Wheat southern ac6rre and steady.
fdltk. 81 05aSi.i2; LOngherry. FiO>affi2: vest
ern quiet: No winter ied. SPOT. ~ OtAfi oih
Noyem bor. sLOlAfl 0fk; December. a. 06at i.Wh
January, fL0S4asi NN. Corn-Sonthrrn nrm
white. 55a5Uc.: yellog. 5'a6hNc.: western easy.
mixed SPOT d2G askNi; h0yomb bar tss. asked
yosr. 47al9Sc.. January, a6af6kc.: February
s5'taf6hc. Oats Qntet ami steady; southern and
Pennsylvania, 23afar: Western white. alaa2C
western mixed. X afti: graded 30. wnite,
b.. bd. Rye very dui ~ 0ia62r Hay duii
prime O. chgtco western. flfafi6aO Provisions
dnict and unchanged. Butter sfendy and nrnl,
best roll. iialSs.. creamery, 92atac. EgFs easier
~ 2ta.6c. Petroleum quiet: refined. 1hc. COT
Zee nrm; hiOcargoos fair lbkc. sugar steady
4 soft, Fsc.; copper Tennei scugo aud nrm Al
l66l6 c. Wniskey lrm as si2A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November 13-Tbe
Board ~ Health to-day reporls seven new
case. a. ye'low.feycr-onl one white.
There were two dcaths-H Edmondson Il
col0rcd boyl and a. Nencraze Gan Italian
at st. LukGs Hospital. The total cases 10
date ere f.5I9: toial deaths, 800. The situa.
ton Is REGARDED as very hopeful by the head.
ing physicians here. The weather IA mud
and showory. The steamer Of the Clyde
Line from New York due at hayport to-
dag has q full pa -enger-list and many re-
turning Jacksonville refugees. There Is a
rumor that these will attempt TO come up to
the city. Every precauiiOn has been taken
10 exclude them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
HEAVY ROBBERY.
THIEVES MAKE A BIa HAUL IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
The Farmers Alliance Agricultural
Fairs-The Baptists-A Man Burned
10 Dtath-Back in Jail.
tsooc,a, telegram to tho pispatch.l


RALEIGH, N. C., November l3.-The De
partment Of Agriculture reports that four
ffths OF the crop OF cotton has been picked.
Results appear TO show that It Is certainly
over q thrse.Quarter crop and that the quality
Is somewhat below the average. In some
sections pickers are IN demand.
Sunday night thieves entered the store OF
RicharsOn & Whitley in Johnson county and
stole many hundred dollars' worth Of goods,
making of safely with their pluuder.
To-day the number OF farmers alliances
in this State reached 1900. There are
an unusually large number OF alliance men
IN the Legislature.
The North Carolina and Virginia Annual
Conference Of the Christian Church met 1t
YouUgNille to-day. Many delegates are
present.
Notice IL given to-day for proposals for the
construction Of a public building at VIII
mington.
The fscts In the case Of man named
Jordan who was sent away from Durham
have already been stated In this correspon-
dence. They show that be was sman who was
melting the negroes 70 stack the While peo-
pie and set fire 10 their houses. This state Of
affairs made it necessary 10 guard the town
TWO days and two nights, and IL vas thought
DtNb 70 etuu Jul uAI tuA ahItNNA iHttt A''-
from the place. Since thataction everything
is perfectly quiet
At Fayetteville the Cumberland County
Far opened to-day with an attendance
large. tLan usual. The exhibition IS merlio-
rious. The attendance 81 The Rocky moHnt
Fair, which also began to-day, Is very large
and It's prospects are very satisfactory.
A large number Of delegates passed
through here to-day on their way 20 Grecus-
boro' TO attend the Baptist Convention.
Secretary BrOuRhtOn. q the convention,
SAYS that The report q the condition % the
Church will show large gains 10 membership
and much extension OF work IN all direc-
tons. The report 90 oTphanoge viii lie
very satisfactory.
Senator Ransom Is AZ Wilmington looking
into matters connected with the projected
river I'm improvements In that section.
Gavin T.. Lyman, clerk Of the Inferior
Court ~ Halifax. was burned 20 deaih ia biz
room, in the courthouse. some nights past
the Gre being doe 10 O lamp cyplo'iln. Tie
Wss a lawyer and was iOrty-thgCa years old.
Yesterday the little aon OF Edward Chest
nut, Of Duplin county, drank q cap OF con-
cetrated ly- and died in little while in
great agony.
SUNDAY at Lenoir, Caldwell county, NO.
gro named Andrew sudderth, who was sue-
ucotod OF being o murIe.er and had been
arrested and Kept In jail some time, was re-
leased for lnck Of rfql'sition. lie ran
amuck soon after his release and shot i've
iilnos at people IN The streets. One shot
struck negro woman IN tue thigh. sud
derlh is back in jail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

State Committee has raised its estimate from
1875 and 200 TO the above figures rs rs clam,
while the Democratic COMMITTEE has re-
duced rs estimate 100. The Demo-
cratic claim to-day is Of 400 70
800. IL will probably be the latter
part OF the week before the official count -
completed. Judge Fleming, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, has demanded re-
count Of the Kanawba returns, which county
reported majority for GoT Of 1900. In the
recount so far no important errors have been
discovered. What trihing gains are made
by one party are Offset by similar gains for
the opposite side. The returns now In
Justify the belief that there will be no ma
terlal difference in the totals between the Re-
publican State and nsticnal tickets, as GOT
did not run so much ahead Of his ticket as
was st first reported.
WHEELING, w. VA, November 13.-The
political situation in West Virginia is I'M
changed. Both psrties claim small plu-
rality in the state. IL will require the OFF,
cial count TO decide the result. The canvass
OF the vote in the state commenced yes-
terdDy. 1t will require ten days TO deter
mine the result
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Tho Ar,itnae Of Frnnce

TRy Anglo American cable % the Dispatchl
PARIS. November 13.-Ihe Chamber Of
Deputies to-day discussed The budget OF the
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs. Ferronays, Of
the Right, declared that he saw nothing 10
crI,icisc in the policy OF Goblet during the
past six months.
Goblet stated that the situation could be
faced with compOsure. France threatened
no one, and was sufficiently strong not 20
fear proVOcaton. The Government would
defend the dignity Of the country without
forgetting that peace was the chief interest.
An amendment having been proposed to
sbOlish the embassy 20 the Vatican. Goblet
said: Gas hong as we live under the regime
OF ConcOrdat it Is necessary TO maintain rcia-
tons with the Vatican for the training II the
clergy sud the appointment OF bishops and
cardinals. The importance OF our proiect0-
rate i'm the EASTERN countries also requires The
maintenance Of friendly relations with the
Vatican. The rival Powers dispute our pro-
teclorate. The friendship Of the Pope is
therefore precious. The Pope already has
his bitternesses. is 10 for us 10
increase them? Ii has been said recently
that the Pope could no longer count upon
any country but Francs That does not
mean that France will intervene 10 restore
his temporal power, but the Pope Is deprived
Of that power; the more France ought 60
honor him by curtaling nothing OF her re-
spect for the high authority he represents"
lApplause.l
The amendment was rejected by vote OF
307 20 2l1. The foreign budget was finally
approved. The budget for the Ministry Of
the Interior was adopted without division.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER 10, 1873.
Business WIS not interesting on Change to-
day. Auction sales not worth recording. private
trading Has small sill tboro 10 40 weakness Ia
the market We notice THAI many Of oar manu-
facturers are buying Burleys quite freely
through brokers out West We want 10 correct
tho impression that wrappers arc giving out
hore. There are pieuty Of them for tho present,
though nno grades sre undoubtedly getting
scarce, aud our seiiors are reasonable with all,
nbor-lly meeting buyers wants ia prices.
The character Of email Iooso tobacco offerings
az tho warehouses Is abOmLnabie, and although
tho price paid In many cases DO nos pay the cash
charges STIR h seouis 70 como and n sold. We
quote from Il piles soid to-day per hundred
pounds: Frosted lngs and priuiings, l5c 70 50c. I;
common lugs, SOC. % 81, and common loaf, g..
% a. Planters had tea times better pick su-
mac than market such stun for the privilege Of
paying for selling it at d loss The late soft
weather may soOn bring In some good tobacco,
which we hope val open 9p we'll Ia price.
Western markets are higher On Burleys, and
with some acuyify Ia daxEs also.
The Dsnyille Tobacco Expedition will show tho
quality aud condition OF the new crop. Good
seasons insure a largo exhibit Fares for No
vemDer 2isE " 20 haze boon greatly reduced for
these three days There viii be a crowd there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14


INplAKAPoLIs, November l3.-Che state
ratihcation meeting fixed 10 take place " ed
nesdsy night. lith instant, has been post
poncd by Chairman }. n. Huston aud other
members OF the Committee OF Arrange
meuts until Saturday, l7th instant. Com
plaints reached the committee yesterday
from the interior and from the railroad com
ntpies that Wednesday did not sford them
sufficient time in which 10 prepare for and
participate in the BIG State denomination
such ~ the committee bad IN view. The
Chairman is at his home, In ConnersWliei
but, on learning Of the complaints, he tele-
grabbed his friends aud members OF the
committee authorizing the postponement
until saturday, thus enabling the clubs from
Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland ana O'ner
cities 10 be present II they desired.
General Harrison will, 1t Is understood
Mace himself IN the hands OF the committee
foI that day and Will hold public
retention i'm the afternoon either at
thc CAPITOL or City Hall, as The com
luittee may determine at their meeting ms
aiterpoon. In The evening the President
elect will review the parade II the weather
nsrmitS OF one. This VIII probably he Inc
last public demonstration IN which General
Harrison will in suywaY participate prior 70
bis departure fOrN ashiugton next spring, as
no ANTICIPATES a season OF rest and quiet ailer
next saturday, which will enable him TO give
his attention 10 bis correspondence ana 10
matters recurring serious consideration
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Large Fire In Brooklyn.

lEl ttttkttlu " tho ifi'PhtNhsl
NEW No6K. November I3.-There was
destructive fire this morning at Wats0n's
stores. extending from $50 10 lj6 furman
street, which are about midway between the
Fulton and Wail-street ferries, Brooklyn.
The property Il owned by Colonel Watson
and leased TO the Fulton Grain Milling Com
paay. who bad 100000 bushes OF oats,
wheat, and corn in the stores. The company
has an elevator a. the end Of the pier, which
X about 500 feet from the stores, and the
grain IL run through q chute into the third
story Of building No. $50. After this build
ing bad been gutted The flames cOmmuni-
Gated 20 Nos. 1872. 1ji, and lj3,
aud before they were checked the Interior
OF the stores were pretty well burned.
Thousands Of bushels Of wheat, corn. and
oats flowed down from The different stores
sud covered up bali the streets. The IRE
was prevented from spreading 10 HEbeck's
and Robeu,'s stores adjoining. The cause
Of the fire j. not known, but u originated
somewhere about the engine room. The
loss on gram Is about 100000 and on ma
chineiy $4,000. The loss on the building
is about 100000, making total OF Sjj0,0OO.
There Is an insurance Of $4,000 on the
building and machinery, and It is said the
grain Is mostly insured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Public Scandal aud u National Dis.
RFagp.

Try Anglo American cable 70 the Disp8tch.l
LONpoN, November l3.-ln the House Of
Commons IN the debate on the estimates in
connection with the Supreme Court Of Judi
c,dure Louis j. Jennings Conservative
moved 10 reduce the Appropriation by con-
siderable sum. Lord Randolph Churchill
approved the proposed reduction. lie said
that the money squandered on court officials
wss a public scandal and national disgrace,
amounting to malverSatiOn OF the public
money Oh a large scse, the new departments
of Justice recently added 10 the machinery
consisting Of nothing but lawyers. II was
absolute hrigaDdage on the Taxpayers. Be-
fore the Government asked them 70 vote this
money let them obtain the pledge that these
visible evils would receive earnest and lm-
mediate attention.
Attorney General Webster deprecated
ChurchiH's criticisms as calculated 10 excite
the imagination Of the country. The Gov
ernment neither winked at favoritism In The
matter OF appointments nor showed iudu-
ference toward the e1ecting OF reductions,
hit il could not alter salaries Immediately.
He promised that attention would be paid TO
The recommendations Of the committee. Jen-
nines's motion TO reduce The estimates was
rejected by vote of las 10 l29.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
The Pre.i,Innt-RIecf.

tBy telegraph 70 me Disp1tchl
Indianapolis, lND., November 13.-The
President.elect was in receipt OF another
very heavy mail to-day, which for the pres
ent seems TO be occupying about all bis
time. He was at work early this morning
IN hIs library. sud, excepting about an hours
time given 70 recreation in the afternoon,
be put in the ontire day at bis desk, and
was busiiy engaged ss late "a O'Clock to-
night dirtating letters. ". X. Miller, Gem
eral Harrison's lsw partner, is no longer
acting az the Generals secretary, bis
lnW practice demanding his entire attention.
Russell b. Harrison, the Presidentele
son. il now acting IS his secretary. About
five hundred unopened letters iaY
upon General HlrFison's table To-
night. An unusual number OF cons
gratulat0ry letters are arriving from the
South, among them many from Democrats
who uniformly state that although the re-
suit was contrary 10 their wishes AVID ex-
pectatiops, yet they accept the peoples YER
dict with good grace, not few even stating
tbsi they believe the result Of the election
wlllprO beneficial % The South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
MISSIONARY COUNCIL.
Twenty. Sinth Annual Session or the
EntseopnI -mIsstous
fBy Telegraph % Tho Dispatch.

tby toie8raph 70 tho DtBpatch.l
WASHINGTON, November lathe twenty.
ninth annual session Of the Missionary
Council Of the American Episcopal Church
began this morning az Epiphany church in
this city. About $50 delegates we're present,
ameng whom were many prominent bishops
Of TIE Church.
At the opening service the Epiphany
church was crowded In every part. The
annual report % The Board OF Managers Of
the Domestic and Foreign Missionary So
cicty was presented by the general secre-
iary, Rev. William ). LangfOrd. The report
refers entirely 10 the work in foreign lands
aud shows that he society has Al principal
and l45 out statiODs-au increase o. 81 since
last year; that Il has 133 missionaries and 22T
native helpers In the Geld--sn increase Of
about co; that IL has 81 day and boarding.
sebools-an increase OF II; 3,39i pupils
au increase o. 1913.
The 1reasureI's report shows balance OF
SIS, 900 siill TO the credit q foreign missions.
The annual report Of tue WOman's Aux
Hairy 10 the BOsrd Of Missions presented
by the secretary, Miss Julia G. Emery, says
that 81 3,4S0 parishes and missions IN the
Church IN This country only 1861 this year
report auxiliary work. The report suggests
that the officers OF each diocesan branch
mskc It an especial work TO encourage 10
every parish the formation Of two junior
parishes, one for TIE yOuag people and one
FOR The children. Gits 10 money and boxes
this year amount 20 f27G,lj4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November l3.-Mont-
Romerv has raised her quarantine against
| both Decatur and Jacksonville, and lassen-
Eers and Laggage can now come In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

THF
OMAHA, NEB., November Bon Friday
last two farmers, Hiram kOttef and William
Ashley, hssug Ia Caster county, called 90 a
neighbor named loistdn 10 see him about
some furniture witch bad disappeared from
the school BOISE In that district. Ashley
and Rotier were directors. they fsIled 10
retarn Friday night. snd after waiting until
Sunday their naRhbon became Suspicious
and instituted sosFcl Tor Them. Yesterday
aftsFooon Lbey saE sOIae boys citing Al sumo
object in the bsystsck IN Ii0istsin's neid. aud
going 10 the spot iouod the dead bodies %
the two directors. Botsar's face bal been
badly eaten BY the hogs. Hotststn canns
be- ioa0d, and u b beloved b. took toe team
which The men Inland len the cOsnlrY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Eohn a. Carlisle.

10y TTTTT-T ETT ~ -TT-
CINCINNATI. November l3-An evamlna-
ton Of the ballots IN Roonc, Campbell, Ken
ton, and Pendleton counties, M The sixth
Kentucky district, shows that 1902 tickets
with perforated edges we're cast for John G..
Carlisle. lis majority in the entire district
was G.O5l, so that II DO further search Is
made there arr enough ballots TO defeat him
il IL shall he declared upon contest That these
perforated ballots are void. The tickets
were printed iu sheets perforated Tor conye-
uient separation Ike the sheets OF postage
stamps. The edge, we're consgq IcntlY rough
aud easily distiugui7habe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

One Of the bodies has been identified as that
OF Captain Hoyer, OF the German ship Theo-
dore Ruger, from Hamburg for sydney. The
articles that have come ashore have also been
recognized a. belonging TO both thai vessei
and the Cunard steamer Nantes. with which
the Theodore Ruger was in collision thirty
six miles of the Lizard. There IL nov no
doubt Of the total loss OF both vessels With
most OF the crew Of the Nantes and part
oi the other ships crew. The SURVIVORS
who landed al Trouyllle include sixteen OF
the Theodore Ruger's and two OF the Nam
tess crew. II Is believed that all the others
went down with their vessel.
TwESTY-THREE DROwSKD.
LONDON, November 13.-Another survivor
from the Cunsrd- Line steamer Nantes, be.
fore reported sunk in the English Channel
bv collision With the German ship Theodore
Ruger, has landed at Liverpool and reports
that twenty-three OF the crew OF the Nantes
were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
FafalPremnture Explosion.

10y III0@I1 IN - NO I7I'FlIVII1I
LEXINGTON. n.y., November l3.-Late this
afternoon, while labor,rs were preparing 4
blast Of dynamite IN the rock-quarry, pre-
mature explosion killed the owner Of the
quarry, Mike GOrmley, mortally wounded
John Hays. and seriously injured q negro.
The blast OF dynamite bad been placed with
powder on top. The powder failed 10 ignite,
when G0rmley ordered It's removal 10 adjust
Il. No one would undertake It and be did Il
himself. The powder being removed he
stuck a tamping.rOd down into the drill
hole, setting OF The charge OF dynamite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Three New Cusss-ore Death.

NY o. csf4pu lO 100 phicn.l
GAINESVILLE. Fla, November l3.-Sur-
econ Martin reports three nsw cases OF yell
low-ioycr ald one DEATH. IL. Davis, Of
T..rf..tr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Republican Enjoyment.
LBr telegraph % mo Dlspsteh.l

TBy TeIegFlDD v mo DIsPlIlu-I
STANTON, VA, November l3-The Re.
puOlicans Of stanton and the surrounding
country celebrated the election Of Harrison
aud Morton tonight. Carriages, cavalry,
wagons a log-cabln, and infantry bearing
transparencies were IN line, forming the
largest procession ever seeu IN the Valley.
Fully 3, 1000 persons participated. Everything
passed of without disturbance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
A brokers suicide.
lRv teleernnh 70 tho pispaich.l

ny teIegrnph 70 the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, November 13.-Thomas L..
Botts, an insurance broker. aged thrty-hVe,
shot himself through the head at the Hotel
Royal to-day. and died within an hour.
Disappointment over the election and tnan.
cial losses caused BY II led him to drinking,
lie was at business yesterday, and on leaylns
said ne would be at his Office at 10 o'clock
to-day. lie registered at the b0te after
midnight. The Cumberland found him
to-day with a bulet.wOund in his temple.
Bolts was member OF the famous Bolts
family Of Virginia. lie was popular among
insurance brokers, and WAS captain OF their
Cleyelaud and Thurman Club. He hsd been
a member OF the seventh regiment, and was
q Gesldeut Of Harlem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
Governor Gordon unaueurated.


ATLANTA, Ga, November l3.-GOvernOr
Gordon vas naugurated for his second term
at noon to-day. The inaugural address deals
with the late election and the effect n will
have upon the South and On the individual
states, taking the stand that be does not be-
leVe that the Republican success means the
degrading Of any OF the southern states by
the enactment OF tue force bills. " there Is
one principle OF the Government dcaTer than
all Others to the American freemen. he said, 10
f. independence, equality, and tue freedom Of
tho Grafe1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
lf.ocl
Testers majority. l.sia.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
West Virginia stifi Doubtful

PITTsBgRotL November IA Chronicle
Telegraph (Wheeiiog, W. Val special says /;
The sll-smportsnt Official ooant In the Noun
tain etzie has not yet been completed. sod
until IL Il no one will know definitely vhether
aOd or Fleming h electrd Governor or
whether the electoral ticket IL kep8bhcan or
Democratic. The majority csunot be more
thsH 800 or 500 either waS. The Republican