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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

WE print today an able and brilliant
article on immigration, by Phil A, Del.
phcs. II 10 in opposition to the theory
Of Prot. Bemis. Read the article care.
fully.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
The DemOcr'Gt.
TERMB

SENATOR SHERMAN denies that he
viii visit General Harrison At Indian
apolls during the holidays 10 General
Harrison wants TO see Senator sherman
he knows where 10 fluid him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

o. q pfbo 10 . W,n we'll known In this com
muullyi and WIS puiahly The wGmt wick pNysi-
Ully nl any man tbs country pygT haw, ile WA
p%AlAlyHed irpm nlaumalic pUianni and gn ono ever
uNUeded he would rurpYpL lie IL Weh and n 10
hinply marvellous, fHARf t. hhiub.
Nj Membui stats Legislature, Jackson, Midi,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
Holiday Goods For All.


Plain White silk Handkerchief.
Fancy silk Aandkerchlets,
Pongee
Japanese
Imported Munlers,
PONCE SILK Mu1lers,
%Suspenders, Fine Line,
Jersey Gloves,
Astrakan Gloves,
silk Gloves,
Silk Mits,
Imported Kid Mits,
Gloves.
Seal Gloves,
Seal Caps,
Fur Collars and Cuffs for Oyercoats.
Night Shirts, Hand Embroidered,
Embroidered Full Dress Shirts,
Full Dress Shields,
Collar and Cuff Boxes,
Toilet Sets for Travelling,
Travelling Bags,
Street Satchels for Ladies,
Fine Line Cuff Buttons,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

ouR Washington special this even
ing Is interesting, The present week
may be big with events, and II may be
famous for failures.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

OF The estate Of Lawrence Halter, deceased, we here
by give notice that on
Tuesday, January 9Th, 1889,
at 1 O'Clock u. M, we viii sell, ON the premises, the
following described real estate t0-wlti
being 100 ACRES Of land In sandy township, and 20
acres OF land IN Pike township, stark county, ohio,
and known ~ the Halter farm, lying south % a road
running from the Bolivar 10 The Bteubenyllle road,
aud Also known nv the Slcknf0Ogo road, and being
. miles northwest Of Waytiesbufgh and = miles
southeast Of Canton, Siid premises are well im-
proved, good buildings and orchards, and In every
respect nrat-Class.
Terms. 10 pOr cent cash on day OF sale, and one
fourth leaB 10 per cent on April 1Bt, 1881, when
pOgausalon viii be given, and the balance IN three
equal annual payments, bearing interest from April
1i, 1AND, NJ q per cent per Annum, payable annual
", secured by mortgage on premises sold.
JOSEPH FRIEDMAN,
HENRY HIhfMEh.
Executors Of The estate OF Lawrence
Halter, deceased,
For particulars apply 70 "a cr'slIly street Con-
top, Ohio. vvov-bW'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
INFLhMMATORY RHEUMATISM.

WV
NV aughig Maud had i~nhaRaainv rheumatism,
finT limbs were badly swollen hhR was IN lrn1hle
tglny, khe has heea latlnH ihpumaiir hyWp and
isiRg your flasiprs, which has hVken \ On The
hyuip Connected hpT indigestion, Clrihsed Inc rhpis
mitt p1ifpn fr0m hfT blood, and shp 10 aow ahle IA
ia around The house, We consider iiihhaui's
Rheumatic syrup aRd Flatlers remedies Of greAI
merit trVJ NphEiIh.
Pastor mrt N Il chafeh, fremont Midi.
- -
Last winlef aad spdng I vas q terrible sunefet
from hrlWptism IN ny let shoulder and anu snfl
iernF tho mgtt eEaursilnG piln,. " bottles ~
liihliiTd's Rheumatic syrup cured. mo- lean with
C1n6drnua recommend u " al who ae suinrnE
with rheuaalo dliCalty, ltHv JAaHa NhHHy, Z
= Morley hiot'
No remedies knawn No highly endorsed w ~
home people, Ia The t%fealnenl 81 lhtumailsn
and 40 blood diseases, oar Medical Pamphlet
heating nn thrumatsm nod NJ Hood and Female
piteiaeh, sent iree nn application,
Rheumatic syrup Company, Jackson, @ioh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13


WAaeqs, From day TO day
wax numbers are being
stricken down with the tell
disease Rheumatism, which
seems 10 be greatly GA the
Increase,
AHd WAGoqs,T The nation haf
within a short time been
called upon 20 mourn the
sudden lpss pi many Of our
public men, such ~ Vice Pres,
ident Hendricks, Gen John
A Logan, hee'y Danipl Il,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
RVH u MATISM .

wia ct ~ lho wrist hy lrnkoO io'If .rR
Wilidt s%uiittrl TfuHue tln, Ollal 10 do il,
bldH laCarr plHlFlHl, lrg nod 4m lailY IfprHl,
and my iliHll Wllr al alH tHi lhptr vita hut Hilln
ariDn Ia them y About fE weeks agp / began
taking iiihhaTd's Rheumatic syrup will marvellous
entirely aRd nnly uha q oane, aud ir lhu Ipst ipw
diys l paea lnfgel Il aAd walk without aHy M, 10
saY dist Il hss greatly bpDrhtci mp hut poorly pf-
presses NY idea N YoaF Rheumatic hYrip,
g. -, DHlp,
Dealer Ia General OrOCedeA
IaCtspi, MlCh
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smoking Jackets and House Coats,
Bath Robes,
Jersey Goats,
Fine Knit Jackets,
Gold. Headed Canes,
Gold Handle Umbrellas, Fine silk,
silver Handle Umbrellas,
Fine Merino Half Hose,
" silk
Cashmere Half Hose
Four.ln.Iland Ties,
Puff Scarfs,
Teck Scarfs,
Full Dress Ties,
Fine Line Fur Robes,
Knox silk Hats,
Knox Stiff Hats,
Youman Stiff Hats,
Fine Trunks,
Fine Camels Hair Underwear,
Fine Merin0 Underwear,
Fine Natural Wool Underwear,
Fine Silk Underwear.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
Public Sale of Real Estate.
Tuesday, january 9Th, 1889,

ny virtue OF the powers vested In w, as executors
Of the estate " Lawrence Halter, deceased, We here-
by rive notice that on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

For particulars appy 70 "a caosiIly street Con.
vow, Ohio. uv0v-pw'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14

tem' II czfowiek ten byf ojcem Tell, Re poi
many przez Osagow, %przybral ich s,roj i zwy-
cza]e Gzikich. Obecnie widzimy, IL do tego
.stopnia zerwaf w%szystkie weztv 1aczace go z
plemieniem blafem, lie nawet bral udziaf W
wyprawach przeciwko nm.
-Ojcze moj!-rowtorzyia Telie, chwytaiqc
go Ia rece.
-Precz ztad! AMI sfowa wiecej! - rzekf obur-
kliw1e Daniel, odtracajqc corke.
ME! NE! milczec ME bede. WsZak ME )es-
ties lndyaninem! wszakze W zyfach twoich ply
ME krew bialych;; przyrzek}es mi, ae ocalisz
kapltana.
-Gwarliwa sroko zaprzestan skrzeczec!! precz
ztad powtarzam, ME draznij mic!
Telie rzuci]a sic powtornie ku Rolandowl i
tax SLIME uczepi1a sic jego wiezow, re zaledwle
dwoch lndyan towarzyszacych Piankishawowi
zdolaio ia oderwaG. Daniel rozjuszony oporem
cork, wydobyf noz byfby MIN rrzeszyf j)
piers, gdyby ME Kamienne SERGE, kt6ry go ma
box odtracif. Przeraaona dziewczyua z gfosuym
pfaczem powrocifa ma swoje miejsce. Oddzia1
Czarnego Sepa zniNnql W g%estwinie.
Sprowadzono Rolanda z pasorka. Piankishaw
wskoczyl ma siod}o i wlokac "a SODA jehca, zje-
chat w parov. Droga by1a wazka spa1zista,
@ilaje2ona urwiskami ska1. Roland ciagniony
ME mogf nastarczyc Piankishawowi /
kilkakrotn:e byfby upadf i roztrzaskaf sobie
glove o %kamienle, gdyby dwaj dzicy ME spie-
rail- jego krokow.
Nakoniec gromadka doszfa do brzegu rzeki,
przeprawiwszy sic przez MIA, z~atrzymafa sic
a2eby pozegna6 sic raz j%eszcze z glow
nym oddziaiem, kt5ry wyszedfszy z g%estwiny,
sic ma wzgorzu przeclwleg]en:. Roland
tak2e ma oddziaf Kamiennego Serca
maggie cieaki boil przeszyf lego SERGE. W6dz
ma siodle pred soba Edyte, kt6ra wy
Wkr6tce potem drzewa zakryfy oddziaf 4pro.
wadzajacy Edyte.
Piankishaw przez chwi]e jeszcze stat la brze-
gu, poczem wydawszy ostatni okrzyk poaegna]-
ny, zapuscif sic W giab puszczy, wlo' 6ac "a So
ba nieszczesnego Forrestera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14
ROZDZIAk XII.
0 d a t a.

Boil, jakiego !e'Aiec doznawaf cd krepuiqcych
go rzemlenl, by TAX %gwa1towny, 2e kilkakrot-
ME zemdlaf. 70 op6znia1o poch6d Indyan w
kohcu skfon. do ichI, ze mu wiezy zdjeli. Me z
litoscl, ale z obawy, azeby ME umarf W drodze,
zaczeli rAu okazywac nieco wiecej wspolczucia.
Kilka cazy nacierali obrzmiaie lego rece woda,
obfozyli lekkq ranne ma gfowie pomia2dzonemi
zot.aml i ~obwiazali mu czolo chustkq. Nakoniec
]eden z lndyan, idacych obok niego pieszo, po-
dat mu kubek wodki, ale Roland ME chciaf go
przy]qc. Piankishawa wielce to ucieszylo, po-
chwycil kubek pieprzyjety przez Rolanda i z
~rozkoszq go wychylif, mowiac:
-Dobrze! Piankishaw kocha blada twarz, DO
mu robi szkody W wodzie ognistej.
Cd tel chwili Pian6isuaw zaczql obchodz:t
sic z jencem bardzo przy;aznle, zarzucif mu
wprawdz!e petlice na szyje, przez obawe, aAe-
by ME ucieS}, ale wciqz z MIN g~awedzi}, cho-
ciaz kapitan malo so zrozumiaf, DO m6wi, bar
dzo zepsuta anglelszczyzna. w koncu lndyanin
talk sic rozczclil, lie zaczal klepac Rolanda po
ramieniu przyrzekf mo uroczyscie, u Ia po-
wrotem do swojej siedziby przysposobi go W
obec ca1ego pokole@la "a syna.
Uczucia tie jeunak by1y bardzo n~ietrwale> a
z~ale2a1y gfownie cd c~zarujqcej bary1ki z W vodka,
do ktorej starry czlowiek czesciej z%aglqdal, ami
zeli sobie tego ayczyli jego towarzysze. lie razy
poclagna1 haust, byI w "naJcudoWnle]szym hu-
morze, ale pc up1ywie jakiegos czasu wpadaf
we wsciekfost, podnosit siekierq i byiby zabii
ukochanego syna, gdyby mu ME przeszkodzill
dwaj dzicy.
Robili oni ciqgle mu wyrzuty, lie pie wode
ognista, re upjanie sic ME Jest godnem wiel-
kiego VODKA. Piankishaw slucnal tvch w%ymowek
c%lerpliwie uznawaf ich slusznosc, ale baryfka
wywier;,1a ~magiczny wpfyw ma %dzikiego. Podob-
ME Jak ryba ~krq3aca okolo wedki, chociaz z
acknowledgement swiadoma re je] zgube przyniesie,
]ezell potknle pzynete, ME umie sic oprzec
pokusle, a przeciez pc niejaklm czasie z pod
wojna c%hciwoscia chlonql zab6jczy nap9j. Ga
d%atliwosc jego zwiekszata sic wowczas: raz opo-
wiadai swoje czyny wojenne i przygody mysliw-
skie, to znowu rozwodzif sic mad cierpieniami
jakich W swojem. zyciu doznawai, a najbardzie]
uzalaf sic mad strata swego syna, ktorego mu
bali barbarzyhcy zab'li.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14

Zdrowie - zdrast!
Wofat Piast,
Pijac miod
Z swych wrot.
W lego slad
1dzie rad
Polski syn,
Lecz ME miod,
Jeno p1yn
Jako drut,
rPiwem" zwan
Le:je w dzban
Il dzbana - chlust!-
W gardla spust,
Piyn ma mfyn,
Klinem kim.
Piwa moe
Dziafa wnet,
Skacze czlek,
Nogi - hoe!
Potem - WHO.
Pc caly Gag
Dyrdq do
BAY CITY
Brewing Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14

q Indyanie schwytanych jehcdw, a zwlaszcza tel
wodzdw nieprzyjacieskich, wiqza do s}upa posiawio-
nego ma srodku wsi, a n~astepnie wszyscy jej micsz-
kancy zadaja mu meki: poczem dopiero obrzuciwszy
60 chrustem drzewem, ~podpalajq stos, ktdrego plo-
mienie koacza jego meki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14
Winonski Bank
OszczednoSci.

~Oszczednosci.
The Winona Servings Bank
Druga I'll. miedzy Main i Center.
Bank ten bedzie pfacil pro-
cent Cd wszelkich depozytow,
poczawszy cd jednego dolara,
cd l grudnia 1886 r.jnadal.
Wypozycza pieniqdze na ME
ruchomosci..
Czfonkowie Komitetu:
VIM. Widnom, prezydent,
G. A. Morey, Wiceprezydent,
r. A. Rising, skarbnik.
Fl. M. Kinney, R. B. Basford,
j. Fl. Jenkins G. j. Camp.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14

lCiqg. dalszy nastqpi.]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-14

y Plemiona dixie Ameryki p6}nocnej PREY nara
dach uzywaja fajki, zwanej Kalumet. Zawarcie pokoju
Tub przymierza, wszelkie uchwa}y wtedy tylSo maja
moe niewzruszonq, jezeli tajka obesz}a dokola wszyst-
kich do narady n~alezacycn i iesli wszyscy 2 niej pa
lii. Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

II will be observed that the above contains
every precinct In the county except Town
Hall which in 1884 gave the Democratic
ticket 1863 and the Republican 10. Using
these figures for the present occasion would
make Harrisen's majority In the county GIG.
MANCHESTER.
An unprecedentcdIy large vote was poled
I'm Manchester. Both sides worked bard
from sunrise TO sunset, and very few citizens
whose names were on the books were al
lowed 10 remain at their homes. The Demo-
Gratis voted rapidly in the forenoon, but the
Belle lsle men and the cOlOred contingent
showed up In the afternoon With greater
strength than was either expected or de-
sired 10 had been estimated that the ma
iorlty for the Cleveland ticket would exceed
200, but as soon as this rush began It became
evident that these figures would not be
reached. A number Of engineers aud other
operatives on the Richmond aud Danyille
railroad left on early trains, and thus lost
their votes.
There were some few scattering votes for
the Prohibition ticket In the earlier hours OF
the day, but the ticket-holders soon despair
ed and left the polls. Phe vote on the ques-
ton OF q constitutional convention was very
light, aud nearly every ballot was negative
one.
The day passed quietly and without the
slightest disturbance.
Charles Green (colorsD voted at the Third
Ward precinct, and was immediately after.
ward arrested on the charge OF Illegal
voting. Green, IL h alleged. was convicted
OF petit larceny IN the Mayors Court OF this
city November II, 1888, and has never been
pardoned OF had his political disabilities re-
moved. When arrested Green stated to
Captain Lipscomb, "I thought the thing
had run out"
Following is the vote in detail:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

Cleveland's majority ty....................... l9ys
Mise's majority. ........'s.s..'''..''''.''' A'SO
Fisk. She Prohibition candidate, received
five votes in the city-two at Third Marshall
and one each at First Madison, Second Mar
shall, and Third Madison.
Clevelands gain over 1884, 45.
Wise's majority in 1884 was l,SiO; In 1886
it was 2,lo6.
FOURTEEN IN A GROUP.
At the Second precinct In jackson Ward
fourteen negroes were arrested for Illegal
voting and taken TO the Third statlon-house.
Nine OF them were bailed out, two sent to
the United States Commissioner, and three
who were unable TO give ball were locked
up.
one arrest was made for Illegal voting at
the Fourth precinct in Madison Ward, and
one at the Second Monroe. The accused are
both colored, and are held at the Second
police station.
BEFORE COMMISSIONER WALL.
United States Commissioner w. b. Wal
had three cases before him yesterday James
Lewis, William Robertson, and Robert
Oliver Brown (sll colored)-chsrged with
Illegal voting in Jackson Ward. They were
bailed for their appearance at 10 o'clock this
morning.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS.
judge Hughes has appointed hessrs.
Edgar Allan, Carter Harrison, and Dr. W.
III. TAYLOR (dentisD as SPECIAL United States
commissioners, and they qualified before
United States Commissioner Pleasants yes
terday.
They have the power TO hear any case
arising from the election and either dismiss
1t or send it on TO the grand jury.
JAcKsoY-wARD WORKERS.
Mr.. Preston Belvn was t1e Democratic
challenger in charge OF the First precinct,
Jackson Ward. He was at his post az $3.50
O'Clock aud was there all day doing ener-
getic work for the Democracy. He was ar
rested once and was bailed 70 appear to-day
before the United States Commissioner. Dir.
Beyln's assistant challenger was Mr.. ii. IL.
Smith. Jr., and splendid work he did.
Mfr. A. b. Gulgon had charge Of the Sc
cond precint OF Jackson Ward. He had
many colored voters arrested, and he him.
self was arrested twice and bailed.
nr. Guigou is noted a. q vigorous cbal-
IenRer. When be was carried OF by the
marshsls his place was ably filed by Mr..
Henry 7. Phillips.
Messrs. III. A. Tabb, W. o. skelton. John
w. Easley, and Or. Jud B. Wood bad charge
OF the Third precinct OF Jackson Ward. and
Messrs. William II. Talmsn and :. s. y. Pat
teson were chailengess at the Fourth precinct.
Mr.. T.. b. Grywes reported at $50, and was
there the rest Of the day. lie was eharacte'
ri.tically energetic aud was twice arrested,
but the warrants were withdrawn.
Major Norman v. Randolph and Colonel
John q. Purcell were also on hand at Fourth
Jackson all day.
SPECIAL ELECTION HELD BY RxruBLIcAss
When the regular ballotiDg had closed n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

The Virginia public this morning will look
anxiously for the returns TO see how went
the day.
The ProhibItIonists also had an electoral
ticket in the field. and 10 Is likely tnat II re-
ceived few thousand votes.
SUMMARY or RESULTS.
Up 10 O'clock this morning the Dispatch
had unofficial returns from iorty-four coun-
ties and eleyen cities Of the Commonwealth,
three fiths Of the State, from which figures
the following tables Of gains aud losses were
made up. The counties yet to report, we
have reason to expect, Will show Democratic
gains, and Cleveland has majority OF 6.OO3
(bis vote in 1884 10 draw from In the COM
parisons we make.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
sUPPLEaEsr.L VIRGINIA RE.
ItkNs

The following returns were received al
A. NJ, after the tabula,ion above vas
made:
Cleveland. Thurman. and Buchanan, II
majority at Lebanon. Russell oouniy-a 2ais
Oi 90 votes over 1881.
CANPBgLI.
Lynchburg; Enough has not been heard
from Campbell county for an estimate to BE-
made.
The vote at the pgecinc's In this county 20
far as heard from are as follows:
Wytheyllie: Cleveland. 1913; Harrison,
t2j; Buchanan. 500; Bowen. 40.
Grlham's Forge: Cleveland, l3S; Uarrt-
son. 81; Buchanan, ft2; Bowen, AZ.
Rspass's MIL. Cleveland. 43; Harrison,
81; Buchanan, AZ; Bowen, SO,
MaXmcadows: Cleyeland's majority ID.
Poplar Camp: Cleyelsuds majority 3,
Buchanan's o.
Crocke.ps Depot: HirriSon's majority 35.
Rural Re'rest: Hsrrlson's majority, ~.
Porter Cross-koads: Harrlson's majority,
10.
Royal Oak. Hlrrson's majority. Z.
This leaves Zlon and lloniey's precincts TO
hear from. which will probably give the
county for HARRISON by about 100 majority.
BLAND.
In Bland county Bland Courthouse gives
Cleveland majority. aud Point Pleasant
gives Cieyelsnd mliority-a gain OF - over
the last election.
MONTGOMERY.
CuRIsrIANsBuRu, Va, November 6.-The
vote poled here is i13 as against 126 in 1884.
Christansbnrg Precinct: Cleveland. 365;
Harrison, 3Si; Fisk, II; Edmunds. 38i
McCaull, 33i; Hopkins. n. Blacksbury
Precinct: Cleveland, 25j; Harrison, i55;
Fisk, IL; Ejmunds, 2J6; McCsull, 1865.
Gurrant's: Cleveland. %; Harrison. 8; Fisk,
6; Edmunds. ~; Nctaul, 81. Radiord;
IO6 majority for Cleveland. Big Spring 80
for the Republican ticket. Allegheny: 90
for the Republican JicSt
This gives the county to the Republicans
by about 200. In lsSl IL went for Cieye-
land by los.
The Prohibition vote lost the county 10 US.
AUGUSTA COUNTY.
staunton All the preciucts OF Augusta
county except three have been heard from.
The vote IN Slaunton gives Cleveland 1l9;
Harrison, b35; Tucker. Democrat, Tor Con-
grcss. COS; aud YoSt. Republican, COS. The
maloritles IN the county, including staunton,
are: Cleveland. l.O14; Tucker, 909. Tho
total vote will be less than II was IN 1884.
The Prohibition vote is not reported. but
Is supposed 10 be about l50 In the county,
including staunton.
Tucker Is believed TO be elected.
KING AND QUEEN.
Cenirevile: King and Queen county gave
Cleveland l29 majority; Kendall i30 ma
iority.
BOTETOURT.
buchanan Democrats, l4a; Republicans,
1872; Republican majority. 4O-a Republican
gain OF 7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
ELECTION IN THE STATE.
view OF the state Committee,

view OF the state Committee.
WASHINGTON, November Ga special to
the Post from Alexandria, Va, says that W.
W. Scott, secretary Of the Democratic State
Committee, claims the State for Cleveland
by a reduced majority, probably between
1000 and 5000. Lee, Democrat, is reelected
by from 1000 to $500 majority in the Eighth
(Alexaudris) congressional district.
Returns TO the Democratic Committee from
Petersburg indicate that Venabe, Democrat,
is elected to Congress from that district,
owing to the fight made by Langston on the
regular Republican candidate.
A Charlottesville dispatch indicates O'Fer-
rails, Democrat. reelection, and Scott claims
a gain OF three Democratic congressman in
the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

ton of the appointment OF John Y. East,
the Federal supervisor and Democrat, and
Arthur G. Humphries was appointed in bis
stead. Warrants were issued for the arrest
OF Deputy United States -sisrshsls John w.
Bew and W. S. sco6eld, and upon their aT,-
pearance their appointments were revoked
by Judge Hughes. The polls were then re-
opened.
JAMES CITY AND WILLIAMSBURG.
Williamsburg: Everything passed of
quietly here to-day. The vote was: Cleve-
land, l0l; Harrison, 161; Fisk, 5; Marshall.
Democrat for Congress, 102; Bowden, Re
publican, 162.
Democratic gain, /.
WILLIAMSBURG, November 6.-In james
CITY county the vote is rs follows: Cleye.
land. 220; Harrison. SOC; Marshall, Demo.
crat, for Congress. 220; Bowden, Repuoli-
can, for Congress, 60G. Republican ma.
jority. 3s6. A gain OF 20 on the vote OF 1854
for the Republicans.
ISLE OF WIGHT.
Carrsville: Carrsyille precinct, Isle OF
Wight county, gives Cleveland majority.
4 Democratic gain Of about 30.
Iyor: Berlin and Iyor precincts give Cleve-
land and Marshall 303; Harrison and Bow
den, 5ll
sURRY.
Wakefield: Vote Of Sury county: Cleye.
land, 1876; Harrison, l,0O7. Democratic
gain, ~.
Marshall, 737; Bowden, 1,005.
YORK COUNTY.
Williamsburg: In Bruton district Harrl-
son has 29O majority.
Bruton's is Republican stronghold.
NANsEMoSD.
Suffolk The election pissed of quietly
and a large vote was pOlled. The Democrat.
carried the town by lG majority loss OF
81. Four precincts in the county give an
aggregate Republican msiority OF 5O3-a
gain Of 1s9 for the Republicans.
ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY.
Elizabeth City county: HARRISON, 1853;
Cleveland, 5i7; Fisk, 1S-a Democratic gam
OF 14j over 1854
For Congress: Bowden, 1,272; Marshall,
J53; Williams, 103.
NORFOLK, VA, November The Repub'
lcan returns from the Second district show
Bowden's majority TO be 5,400. Williams,
the anti Malone candidate, fell far behind
the general expectation in all the counties
above here. There are no returns from
Princess Anne as yet. Norfolk county gives
a Republican majority OF about 1,40O. Re
publican gain, 800.
Only few votes were cast for the Prohi-
btioH ticket.
WARWICK.
Newport News: This city votes 452 Re-
publicans and 10j Democrats.
Third District
RICHNoND's VOTE.
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GOOCHLAkD.
Maiden's Adventure: Waddilps majority
at GOochland Courthouse is "a.
HANOVER.
Ashland Precinct loficiall Cleveland, 43l;
Harrison. 293; Wise, 30l; Waddll. 80.
Wickham. for State Senate, $50 majority.
No opposition.
This l. q gain for Cleveland OF co. His
majority In 1884 was only 81.
Wise's majority OF 66 Is loss OF y on the
vote OF 1884, when his majority was SS5 In
this county.
Blunt's precinct gives. Cleveland, 1862; Hsr-
risou, 16i; Waddlll, 1874; Wise. 159. Loss
a. compared with isS4 OF 35 for Wise and 2s
for Cleveland.
Cisy Precinct: Cleveland. e5; Harrison,
So; Wise. SO WsddiIl, IS; Wlekhsm, 81.
Neither gain nor isss for the Democrats.
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Ashland: Higgison's precinct gives Cleve-
land 1884; Harrison, 100; Wise, 1870; Wad-
din, 1872; Wickham, ISL majority.
In 1884 Cleveland received 202 Blaine,
1913; Wise, 202; Hubard. i02.
HtErs precinct gives Cleveland IL and
Wise ~ majority.
Cold Harbor: Official count gives Cleye-
land 27s; Harrison, 269-a Democratic loss
OF 4s; Wise, 2G6; WaddilI, 276; Wickham,
2G5.
Wise carried this precinct in 1885 by "a
majority.
CHESTERFTBID.