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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-08
Tho Crnnin Murder Trial.

CHICAGO, November when the hear.
ing Of the Cronin case was resumed this
morning Coroner Henry Hertz was called
10 the witness stand. lie related how tho
different articles Of evidence came into his
possession, and identified the trunk in court
as he same which was turned over by him
20 the chief Of police. He also identified
the key with which the lock of the trunk
was opened. William Acrtercr, the milk
man, was then called, aud Identified kunze
and Dan. Coughlin ~ the men he saw Al the
cottage on May ith. Chief-of-Police Hub
bard and several officers were examined,
and the court adjourned until tomorrow.
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ZIG ALEXANDRIA.
for Burying Poor Billy.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 7.-lSpe-
cial. democratic headquarters are being
vacated. Mr.. Gordon has gone TO Baltimore,
and Secretaries Scott and Shepperd will
leave tomorrow for home.
Tomorrow night the Democrats here will
jublate and bury a most lifelike eiil.y OF
t.p0or BLY, now lying in state. There
will be q procession and speaking, with
senator Joe Blackburn leading. one hun.
dred guns will be fired from the "Coon.
Killer" and Nellie Grant" the Republican
cannon.
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BASEBALL BROTHERHOOD.

NEW YORK. November THE Brother
hood of baseball Players, which has been
i'm session at the Fifth Avenue Hotel all
day. adjourned this evening until January
Ith without completing the work Of the for
nation OF new league. At to-day's meet.
ing the form OF contract was adopted, and
the term Of service contracted for will be
three years. The reserve feature Of the old
league contract is omitted from the new
form. A prize fund Of $4,000 IS to be raised
by an assessment Of $3.50 on each club
Of this fund 5000 Is to 20 to the ciut
who wins the championship, the bal inet
m be divided into prizes for the other clubs
according to their relative positions in the
championship race.
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FUEL FROM COAL DUST.
Valuable New Process Invented.

PHILADELPHIA, November THE Read.
ing Railroad officials, headed by President
Corbin and accompanied by "A representa-
tatye Of the United Press, visited the cOmpa-
ny's coal plant at Mahanoy City Yesterday, 10
inspect new process OF making fuel from
coal dust. Heretofore, about one-scycnth OF
the product Of the coal mines has been lost In
dust. II is now intended TO utilize the dust
by making 1t into bricketts that will burn
like hard coal. except that there is no
clinkers and the bricketts burn to ashes.
The new process consists Of the coal dust
being evenly distributed with one-tenth per
cent. Of pitch. All the officials expressed
themselves very much gratitied by the new
DIOCESE.
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OHIO.
CampbeII's PIurality.11,i5i.

CINCINNATI, o., November I.-Unoiiicial
returns, including a few official returns,
have been received from all the counties IN
Ohio. They show plurality for Campbell
of H. al
cAMPBELL's PLURALITY II, 4J4-THE LEGIS-
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NrOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
l'..-rrafi A. Nycis. I.tssees aud Managers.
vuo NIGHTS AID SATURDAY NATL
NEE. COMMENCING
FRIDAY. NoNiNnnN orI'
Tho Exposition Favor'ios'
.oopyrAH. COOK d D.LLoN'' MIN
STNtl~.
Larger. stronger and pet''r th'n ever i"'
,.'.. .inn.r.. pretuos, dancers and most ie-
fn.i omcd'aus.
Prices us usual
.r ocG-It
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CHARLESTON, November 7.-Incoming
trains continue 10 bring large numbers Of
visitors from this and adjacent States u the
Gala Week festivities. To-night's feature
was fantastic parade, 5000 being in line.
1t was witnessed by 5000 spectators. To-
morrow there Will b. an illumination OF tho
harbor and forts, and a bombar,imeat of
Fort sumter.
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PITTSYLVANlA DEMOCRATS
UoId Grand JolIiiication.

RINGGOLD, VA. November Especial.
The Democrats OF Pittsylyania had big
iollifcation at Ringgold tonight. After a
large crowd had assembled there was a
grand display Of fireworks, and a brass band
70 discourse the music.
Rnggod gave 27s Democratic majority,
and is determined TO down Malone
and his methods whenever they loom upon
orr soil.
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shiloh's Consumption Cure.

This Is beyond question the most success.
ful Cough Medicine We have ever sold. A
few doses invariably cures the worst cases OF
Cough. Group and Bronchitis. while its won-
deriul success In the cure OF Cons ufnption II
without a parallel In the history OF medicine.
since It's f1rst discovery II has been sold on .
guarantee. q test which no ther medicine can
stand. II you have q Cough. We earnestly
ask you 10 try IL Price, 50 cents and 81.
sample bottles free. Sold by Bodeker Broth-
ers and II. NJ. Shields 4 Co.. corner Of Fifth
and Ma rshali streets.
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THE COLONIAL CAPITAL
Wakes Up overt the Big victory.

WuIIsMsBURG, VA, November T.
Special. The big gun was fired last night
and general turnout Of the citizens took
place in honor Of the great victory on Tues
day last. The procession was headed by a
brass band. and the coffin Of the late politi-
cal boss was born along behind. ON The
streets were number Of our leading citi-
zens. and speeche. were delivered until "A
late hour from the courthouse steps.
Mahoneites have made themselves scarce
since the election, and are much crest
fallen
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=. NJ. steward. Roper & Co.. /. +. Nc
Ilwaine (residence).
r~Nf-p.~s.r pI AcFD IL RICHMOND.

A considerable amount Of the insurance
was placed by the Mutual Assurance
agency Of this city. IL was as follows:
Rothert A CO.. 5000; j. G. Dunn. $1,000;
4. Roeensiock, 5000; Mary and Rebecca
Davis. $1,000: A. W. Price, $1,000; EVELYN
Muller a co., $500; Edward Grigg. $500;
W. y. Boiling. $1,000; odd Fellows Hall,
5000; Mrs. VI. r. Boiling. $500; i. VI.
stewart. 81. 800. Total, $4,000.
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IOWA DEMOCRACY
Elect Their Governor by 100 Plurality
Senator Allison Alarmed.

CHICAGO. November IA special from
ID IS Moines says complete but unofficial re-
turns from every county in the state, show
Boie's (dem.) plurality for Governor,
to be 100, which will not be changed
much By the official count. Republican
claim. Of the election of part Of their ticket
are groundless. They claim the Legislature
b, six majority. The result is so close in
some districts that the official count alone
will determine who is elected.
Senator Allison is alarmed at the outlook
He visited Des Moincs to-day, and was III
consultation with the Republican mana
gers all day, and returned to Dubuque this
evening.
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CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE, Va, Nov
ember T. special. The Democratic ticket
received sJ votes AT this place, the Republi-
can 296. The Democrats made 4 gallant
fight and brought nearly every white man
t. the polls.
GRAYSON COUNTY.
WYrnEvuLE, Va, November 7.-lspe-
cial. l-GraysOn county has gone Demo-
cratic by about 100 majority.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, Va, N0yem-
Der 7.-S Special. The official vote Of Glou-
cester county gave Malone, for Governor,
269 majority: Taylor, for senate, 215 MAJOR
ty: James VI. stubbs, for House, 30. sena-
tor Stubbs elected by 40 majority.
HALIFAX COUNTY.
HALIFAX COURTHOUSE. ria SOUTH Bos-
TON, Va. November T.. special. Official
count to-day gives Mckinney 4,C9T, Malone
| 1912, Taylor (pro.) :. Mckinney's majority
2,ljj.
| LUNENBURG COUNTY.
| LrNENBURG COURTHOUSE, Va, Noyem-
Der H. special. The election passed of
quietly. Below are the returns from the
different precincts. The Democrats have
carried the county by handsome majority
Lewiston d;s;rict-NcKinney, 40; Ma
| uDlt. los f'HONieeiN e"''t-
date for the Legislature, i5; Moore, Repub-
| lican candidate for the Legislature, lbs.
Browns Store district-Mckl Kinney, 100;
Malone, 2jl; Bridgforth. l6,; Moore, 2i2.
| Columbian Grove chimney,
lO6; Malone, ll9; Bridgforth, III; Moore,
| Ill.
Loch-Lerno district-Mckinney, 152; Ma
hone, 122; Bridgforth, 26; Moore, I'D.
Pleasant Grove Observation-Disclosures 1862;
Malone, 80; Bridgforth, 1863; Moore, 80.
Rehoboth district-McKinney, lO6; Ma
hone, 62; Bridgforth, l0i; Moore, 81.
Plan!ersyiIe district--Mckinney, 40;
Malone, 2; Bridgforth. l3s; Moore, 4.
Knights and Oiiyel's-ln this district no
returns in at this writing, but believed that
Republican majority here about 20.
Meherr n distr r.ct-Mckinney, ~; Ma
hone. %, Bridgforih, ~: Moore, %.
At the Lewiston precinct tbs registration
books were stolen the night before the elec-
ton, the thief breaking into the courthouse
for the purpose. The judges OF election at
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A S5,OOO,OOO HEIRESS
Takes tho white veil-Impressive Scene

Takes the White veii-Impressive Scene.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, November Miss
Catherine Drexel. heiress to over SJ,O0O,0Jo,
this morning received the white veil in the
beautiful little chapel OF Sisters Of Mercy
Convent. on Webster avenue, this city. The
ceremonies were conducted in the most Sc
cret manner and but few Pittsburg friends
were admitted, the majority being from
Philadelphia. 1t is doubtful if a more i'm
pressiye scene was ever before witnessed in
Catholic circles in this city,
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Anofhar Ocean Racer.

NEW YORK, November IA dispatch re-
ceiyed by the HamburgAmerican steam
shin Company this morning says that the
Columbia reached southampton at II VI. to
day. The passage from New York was
m ide in six days, eighteen hours, and ten
minutes. and the record lowered by one
hour and ten minutes.
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TR-Ta. General.

New York Morning Journal.I
General Malone says that he did not lose
his temper when the reports Of the Demo
cratic majorties were huttering down,
thick as autgnnal leaves in Nallambrosa,
around hls Villa in Petersburg.
Did he pull "A gun and shoot the wicked
youths who came 10 h0ot at him because OF
his defeaty Perish the thought. He would
not harm ily.
But he was arrested all the same, and
will have 20 explain by and by.
Ta-ta, General; 90 along with f,oulanger.
The tureen is big enough for you both, and
you resemble each other wonderfully.
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Answer This Question.

Why do 30 many people we see around "
seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made mise, a.
BILE by Indigestion, Consumption. Dizziness.
Loss OF Appetite. Coming Cp Of the FOOD.
Yellow skin. when for rs cents We will sell
70 cure them. sold by Bodeker Brothers and
II. NJ. shields & Co., coraer Of Fifh and Mar.
hall strectS.
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IOWA.
Democratic Governor Certain.

Democfatle po'ei""' N''''
DRs MONIES, Iowa. November w nile
the Democrats claim that their entire state
ticket is elected, the indications today are
that the result on the State ticket, except
Governor. is doubtful, and that the Republi-
cans will have seven majority in the House
and one in the senate.
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GRAYSoN COUNTY.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.

WYTHEvILLE, Va, November I.-lspe
cial. -GraysOn county has gone Demo
cratic by about 100 majority.
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CHICAGO MARTYRS ASSOClA'
TON
ORGANIZED by Massachusetts Outcasts.

OTBdHIHCH %
BosTON. MASS, November I.-state so
cialists. anarchists and others, 70 the mum.
ber of fifty-fiye, met here last evening and
organized as the Chicago Martyrs Memo
rial Association. memorial service VIII
be held November 10th. Letters were read
from John Oryis. John Most, Rev. Hugh ID.
Pentecost, :. +. sheyitch, and Victor
Narros
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LATEST RtTURNS.
RESULT OF THE ELECTION UP TO
DATE.
OhiciaI Reports In From Nearly All the
Counties The Democratic Majority
Nearly 3s. .OOO-Revise1 and Corrected
Majorities In Congressional Districts.

The following are the majorities IN the
various Congressional districts Of the state
as compiled from the returns 80 far received
AZ the TINES office. seven c0unties-tun-
berland. Dickinson, Buckingham, Bland,
Madison, Nottoway, and New kent-are
yet 10 be heard from, and they will probably
increase the majority somewhat:
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rnIloA's fatarfn Remedy. marvellous
rufe foi Catsfsh. Diphthefia. rnnEer Mouth
AMI Headache. Win each bottle there is an
in seniuus Nasal injector for thc more sue
crs,fil treatment OF these complaints with
nYt extra charge. Price 80 cents. SOld 10y
b5ieker brothers and II. N. shields & TO-.
corner u Fifth and Na' shall streets.
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RoCKBRIpGE COUNTY.


ly qualified TO vote. The Democratic can
didate for the House is elected by good
majority.
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.
LEXINGTON. Va, November Special.
The official vote Of Rockbridge, announced
by the board Of canyassers this evening" il
as follows: Mckinney, 2,5I; Malone, 1.,2G.
Democratic majority, 5;,>. Tyler. APIS;
slemp, 1,776. Democratic majority, AZ
scott, 2,24s; Lurty. l.776. Democratic ma
jority, Az. Jones (dem. for the senate, 80
McCulloch, LIS. Democratic majority,
Az. Letcher (dem.) for the Legislature, =, 81 /;
Gibson (Mahoneite), l,7S. Letcher's ma
iority over Gibson, 40. Johnston (dem. },
for the Legislature, 2,23G: Ackerly (Mahone-
ite), 1893. Johnstons majority over Acker-
ly, i33.
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY.
FRANKLIN, November Special. The
following is the official vote of southampton
For Governor-McKinney, 2,fj9; Mahone,
I,Gl2; Mckinney's majority. 5i7. For
Lieutenant GoyernOr-1yler. 2.lj6: Slemp.
1916; Tylers majority, $40. For Attorney
General-scott, 2.l56; Lurty, 1871; >cott's
majority, 539. For House Of Delegates
Boykin (dem.), 2,l7S; Prince (rep.), 1901;
Boykin's majority, 5I2. Average Demo-
cratic majority IN county. JJV, WHICH II a
gain Of rs over the Presidential vote of
last year. This il a fitting rebuke to the
outcast Malone from his native county.
sMYTH COUNTY.
MARION. VA, November Special. f.
The official vote Of Smyth county is: Nc
Kinney for Governor, l,334; Malone, LIS.
Tyler for Leutenant-GOyernOr, 1924;
>lemp, l.lJi. scott for Attorney-General,
,324: Lurty, l.l54. Roberts for Senate,
1918: Robinson, LISP. Burton for House
Of Delegates, 1905; Sprinkle. l,i01.
STAFFORD COUNTY.
STAFFORD. c. H.. November T. Special.
Mckinney. 169; Malone, 1jS; Tyler, 10;
Slemp. 100; Scott, III; Lurty, Ij9; Little,
SIS; Griffin, us; Mason, SD3; Lowery, I3l.
wYTHE COUNTY.
WYTHEvH.LE, Va, November I.-.spC-
cial. Vote Of Wythe county for Governor,
&C.: Mckinney (dem.), l,Ijl; Malone
lrep., 1879 Tyler (dem.), l,Ii9; >lemp
(repD, 1885; scott (dem.l. LA: Lurty
lrep.), I, ,}sj. For Senate: Eastley (dem.).
/. .729; Crockett (rep.), i,4ll. For House Of
Delegates: Kent (dem.), l,sll; Gleaves
(repo. 1850. Prohibition: Taylor, ID;
,hellburn, Ii; Mcreer, 10.
WISE COUNTY.
BIG STONE GAP, Va. November 7.-f>pe-
,ial. Wise county gives Malone II ma
OTity.
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Il is pretty fair estimate TO put The loss
az s.l5 900. The insurance is roughly esi-
Mated at 100000, OF which, so reliable ail-
,horitios stale. considerable amount Is
nl,ced in Richmond companies. Foreign
companies, however, are the largest loosers'
fhe hanks in Petersburg are prepared, how
ever. 10 furnish liberal accommodations 10
,beir customers. and the work Of rebuilding
will be commenced at once.
TIlR LOSERS,
The names Of the merchants who have
suffered most heavily are stated below;
SYCAMORE sTRKEr-wEsr SIDE.
Rothert Furniture Company, A. kosen-
stock. NJ. NJ. Davis, George IL. Davis,
Plummer a Wheeler, A. W. Price, Epps
HargraNe and ;. :. Bridgers.
SYCAMORE sTREEr-EAsr siDf.
W.R. Nichols. y. :. seabury, singer Sew
ing Machine Company, NJ. W. Pyne, A. j.
Clements. ID. Calendar. \. NJ. {. Assoca-
ton, Western Upon Telegraph Company
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! r. GATEWOOD. WhYLESALE
y DEALER CIGAR lEAfInd MANU-
IAillNLK OF ClGANS SPECIAL rates l"
l.lneis. samples OF Leaf or cigars iuf-
nislDd on application. Correspondence
so.cuod. Factory No. i76-iiO east Broad
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| PERFECT LIGHT.

pune. O11flrss. Nou-expiosivc, the RED
'D' Oils ihc very highest grade OF Reancd
Petroleum. Beware Of the product Of un-
f.llpu.0ls imfators. Get the genuine and
tfkc n0 other
r0iIl ly BDDEKTR BROrlli,S,
Ifll MAIN street.
\. KLtlS. Gis last BAoad street.
.ff...n
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ZEE that you do rot let that slight cough
iua on, but take at once bottle Of that
eld,fashioned remedy, DIR. David's Cough
syrup of pure pine tar, horehound, and
Wild cherry.-adv.
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Total
Democratic majority 2,25+.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Democratic majorlty.....................
CHARLES CITY COUNTY.

CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE, Va, Now
ember T. special. The Democratic ticket
received 80 votes at this place, the Republi-
can 226. The Democrats made 4 gallant
fight and brought nearly every white man
I a the polI..
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LEXINGTON, November Especial. -
Cadet j. o. ingalls,, Of the V. NJ. Institute
o,rps Of cadets, is III with CONGESTION ol the
lungs.
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from consumptiye grave by the timsly
use ot DR.. DAsiGs CSdgh syrup.-sdv.
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THE INTENSE HEAT.

II was almost impossible Tor person TO
stand within two hundred yards Of The iire'
80 great was the intensity OF the heai. me
flames oyerleaped the street on either side
and at times presented the appearance q
nm arch of lire. Several of the iiremen were
hadlv scorched and many OF them had mar
row escapes from topping walls. one oi
Them was rescued at great risk aiter he hau
been Knocked down by perfect shower oil
brick.
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The Lieutenant, with remarkable courage.
seized Young nargraye, and, with the as
sistancc of Chef-of-Police Henderson Eanes,
eot the boy safely out Of the store, and Just
as he himself was about 10 pass through
the door. he was struck by a falling beam
and crushed to the floor. 1t was impossible
to rescue him. and he met his death there.
Ills BODY was recovered about . O'Clock, bnl
II was i'm a shocking condition and entirely
nntee0gnizable. The head had been burned
from the trunk. Lieutenant ,rchton lelI
his family in destitute circumstance, anu
a s,hscription was started for their relief.
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SXrANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
~ TIJCkG'AHp>IN toNot Is ON "a slnan
.f.r.arerr the CITY. Employment given ma"
"a. KINNEY.
I1I5 Main street,
.,,. Richmond. Va.
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MEETING.

NNUAL MEETING.-THE AN
ANTArNfrl.ll\. "a thc @TOCktOLD-
I1.~ or IlIE I.It IMpNN. FifiDrithH-
HUks ANn POTOMAC lAlLNp Nd 'pN-
fAAN wII h, hcIi on WI DNE~D a.. 80
NDuier 80. i~-p. at the Office OF ga. COM
r.l.. I. fl.t c.fy of Richmond al - O'Clock
j. H.. WESTON.
r..-tI Secretary.
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l,AsINO THEATRE.


0og Eisf BioH street
Ne.t commencing November AN Inc
f,n.,.iue Vaudeville artists viii positively
....i.e,efy evening during the week: MI
io. Morton. M.-. Won Cnnoid. Gibson ana
.i,rr. Ris. N,uic fluehc-. Hurley. ana Van
Ali.s ili l.or.uce. ANA Mr. Harry Gali,ih.
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PORT or WISr rOIN1. NovENDr" :.
III ARRIVED.
...,...iIn Maintain Jenny. New YORK
.t.n.sIiU DuNilie. tilluis, baltimore
SAILED.
Steamship Baltm re- c'ptain Bennett
H-,.,n.h p Nsnhaiian. Jenny. New York.
lANH .RI's FONT. NoNFNnEE :.
hHaIvFp.
........ rlenrv sutton. G. q. Lane, A. Il.
,i'.uI.. B.. %. iced. James boyce.
CoAIIp.
Steamship Melton, nom New Orleans
''..I,, ...II,,a..,r e.. 81. Grant Providence; A
r.I.f.. tn0n.r Rive. ~nmu - lnicb'
london. James ives. ,haiicsl"h Ia W.
Hn,Wail. Boston.
I0nr OF KICIIONu. NOVEMBER :.
ARRIVED.
....,.,..r f.e.re. w.. Anderson, Gale, Rom
ID ..t ..rr.rf NHurr Moore.
-.I..n.fI j I} Johnson. shaw, New forh'
....II.nr sand. Richmond stove company
NEWPORT NEWS. NOVEMBER :.
ARRIVED.
+, ...,o,.nie Roanoke New York, and. sailed
,, ...r York. merchandise.
-f. ..fn.Nfu start. Galveston. 10 coAl.
Steamship NicDtu. New NilfNnS' 10 'v"'.,
-...fn-nIu fdermDfr, Galveston 10 'o'l'
fAfIII.
..,....i.., TcrCcrrcs liverpool. coaled.
Iulrer y. g.. NsvYcuy, providence 8
,oal
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REPUBLICAN CROOKEDNESS
Causes n Sensation In Norfolk-i,esult of
the Negro Riot in Norfolk County-in


NORFOLK, Va. November Especial. r.
Quite a sensation has been caused here over
the manner in which Malone tickets were
distributed in envelopes mailed by the firm
Of August Brothers on Monday night. This
firm sent out 800 circulars. which were
mailed in the Norfolk postOilice. In some
Of them. which reached their destination
Tuesday morning, Republican tickets
were found 1t was positively shown that
these tickets Of the doomed candidates
were not put in the envelopes with the cir
culars before they reached the p0stOilice,
and today the firm offered a reward Of $500
for the detection Of the guilty party. An
investigation has been set on foot by POST
master >ade. who. however, feels confident
that the dirty work was not done by any Of
his subOrdinates.
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IL NORFOLK
COUNTY.
In Norfolk county to-day the returns Of
the Glebc precinct where the riot occurred.
were thrown out. and also those Of the East
Berkeley precinct. ON account Of irrcgulari-
ties. The result of this action gives the
Democrats majority in the county and
elects their candidate, John W. Berkeley. 10
the Legislature.
TIE NEGRO INsURRECTION
Tuesday at Glebe precinct, Norfolk county,
has been the outcome Of rifle company
being formed in Western Branch dis
trict ly the white men. The company
will be- armed with Winchester rifles. and
one of the objects set forth in their call Will
be 10 defend their homes from all dangers
that may arise.
SCHOONER IL DISTRESS.
The schooner II. a J. Blcndcrmann. from
New Charleston. :. c.. TO Philadelphia.
with phosphate, was toved into port to-day
with her sails gone and badly leaking.