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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08


"of ell remedies in my large experience,
CARLSBAD deserves 70 be placed IN the nrst
rank Professor j. eEEGAN, Vienna.
mo Remedy has.giveu me such excellent re-
suits" DR.. A. l.. A. TosoIDT before tho Ninth
International Medical Congress.
~ consider the genuine CARLSBAD sPRU-
DEL SALT an invaluable Remedv In all affoc-
lions OF the stomach, Bowels, Kidneys Liver,
and Spleen" Dr.. George z. MADDEN, Lowell,
Mass.
"In Chronic Catarrh Of the Stomach and fo-
diseases OF the stomach. Liver, and Kidneys tho
CARLSBAD WATER AND sPkUDBL SALTS
have proved themselves eminenuy ericacious.r
DR. l. fLEcKLEs, Royal Prussian Medical Coun-
cillor.
Beware OF limitations. The genuine article has
the signature Of "EissER & MEHDELsON Co.."
Sole Agents. on the mock OF every bottle and on
each cartoon.
PAMPHLETS MAILED FREE UPON APPLICATION
EIsNKR j. ARSDKLsoN co.
sole Agents,
70 20 sa. Tu&Th Barclay street. New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
COLLECTORS.
TIE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION VERY
SLOW IN REMOVING THEM.
The Virginia Fight-The hahoneites ana
the Antis-A Very Worrying
Problem--Notes
from our Regular Correspondent


WARRINGTON. juno THE present Re-
publican officials have been much slower IN
making removals OF collectors OF internal
revenue and collectors OF customs than
the Democratic officials who were AZ
the head OF affairs four years ago. Bolh
President Cleveland and Secretary Manning
held from the start that the men who collect
ed the revenues OF the Government Should
be in full sccord politically with the party
In power, and they went TO work early
putting in Democratic collectors. Inc
officers under these two heads are
not appointed for any particular period.
like postmseters and some others. and II not
disturbed can 20 on for any number OF years
SO far the removals OF collectors under the
Harrison Administration have been iew'
The policy is to remove none until after toe
close Of the fiscal year unless there Il gooo
cause. But early next month II Is expected
that decapitation will begin. The virginia
Republicans have been doing their utmost 10
have the changes in that State come sooner
but have not succeeded. II Malone can
have his way Colonel Pat. McCsull will be
the collector Of internal revenue In the
Lypchburg district and Colonel Asa Rogers
in the Richmond district. The Maboneites
are not telling the world that they would IKE
to have Rogers appointed, but 1t $50 under
stood here.
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reg- RROAD : STREET METHO

DIST CHURCH BROAD and Tenth sireets).-
Rev. s. s. LAMBKTH, d. d.. pastor, will preach at
II A. NJ. and SIS p. NJ. Sunday school and Bible
classes at $3.50 A. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

BD~UNIO N-STATION METHO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Twenty
fourth and " streots).-Preaching at II a. NJ.
and at 40 P. II. by the pastor, Rev. JAMES c.
MAETIN Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

By-PINE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Pine And AIbemarle streets>-
Rev. j. b. HUTsoS. Pastor.-Preaching at II A.
u. and p. NJ. A cordial welcome TO ell. Seats
free. Is
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BATTERY PARK HOTEL.
A. AsHEFllLE, SC.

OPRNTHROUGHOUT THgYRAR. r,.,....-
2,G) feet; average summer tsmDrran.r.
magnificent nlcIuisin feenory Hyi-a..
ystor, elcctne lights AMI celia. NUS. bad t..
court ladies' billiard pHrIcr sod b0wU., ID.
Beautiful drives and Gvsf-~fass livery.
quitoes For descriptive prin.ei matter .....
20 JOHN =. rIf rrt'
my l5-2m Mao
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PEHs0NAL

NOTICE. HAVE THIS DAY APP
~ POINTED GEORGE W. BAMFoRD my
agent 10 carry on the bar and restaurant busi-
mess at no. 3i2 east Broad street Globe saloonl,
To buy aud sen for cash only. & A. BLUNT.
December 10, 1888 10 l.2w'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

STOCKHOLDERS MEETIN c.
y The regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of this Company will be held at the COM
nany's Office No. 1913 Main street, IN this city, a.
l2oclock on MONDAY, 18th instant.
WILLIAM ii. MCCARTHY.
L. a ~. Sorretarv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
ssJ- yENABLB- STREET CHURCH

corner of Twenty-arst and Yenable).-sunday
school at 9:30 A. NJ. Preaching by the pastor
Rev. X Ii. PITT, at1l A. N. aud at 7:30 p A.. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
GENERAL INTEREST.

General interest IS manifested in the cul-
mnation OF the fight. Malone is as stubborn
as ever, and every day be Is at work per-
sonally aud through his ieutenants doing
his best TO weaken the cause OF the ants. lie
is not in the least disposed to meet the
"kickers" bali way. The situation IS 40
embarrassing one so far as President llarri'
son is concerned. Baine's influence Is all
directed against Malone, and then again the
President has discovered that Mahone's
chef backing in Virginia comes from the
negro politicians. General UarrisOn has
been trying bis best to hHye a new deal in
the South, aud has served notice that the
negro and carpet.bsg element must take
back seat. II was only the other day that be
appointed Lewis J.. Parsons, Jr., United
states Attorney in Alabama. Parsons is one
OF the men who has been advocating white
mans Republican party in the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
AMUsENESTa.

JEROME PARK RACES COMMENCE THURS
DAY, MAY 9TH. Track-Odds received be-
fore each race. a DIRECT WIRE 10 the race
track and vivid description given Of eacn race
while being run, TURF EXCHANGE.
ap 9-2mo No. south Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
~ LAuREI-STREET METHO.

DIST CHURCH corner Laurel and Albemarle
streete)-Rey. W. o. WAGGEEER, Pastor.-Preach-
ing by the Pastor at II A. NJ. aud p. NJ. All
welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

Ia" GRACE STREET BAPTIST
Notwithstanding at II A. NJ by Rev. r. IL.
PITT and at +. NJ. by DIR. ]. ID. LAKE.
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nsrTRINTTY METHODIST EPIS-

COPAL CHURCH Corner Broad and Twonty-
first streets).--Rev. JOSEPH r. srURdrs, PASTOR
Proschng at II A. NJ. and at p. NJ by tho
Pastor. Seats free and a cordial welcome TO all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
.AyING BOUGUT THE STORAGE
WINS, LiQUOHs, &c.
ALBRMARLE CLAREIS.

RI CHRISTIAN & co have a full sEock o.
CLARErs, including IveA Cea-
cord. and Norton.
yintages from two 20 ak years Oh FURNISHED
IN ANY AMOUNT
As agents for WILLIAM uoToP. oas Of ~
largest vine producers In the state, they caa
supply WINES al me Low EST PRICES
Ono hundred cases OF foRglGN cLARNfsoi
their own importation N.Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
EHETlEGA.

HEADQUARTERS RICH W
IL MOSD COMMANDERN. No; =, X
KNIGHTS TEMPLAk, RICHMOND, Va, y
June :, lSS9.-sPECIAL ORDERS: As
semble a. the Asylum, - Adams Hall, So DA1
EVENING. June 9th (Whlt sunday at 40
O'Clock, In full dress Of Iemplar ON ioot, 10 az
tend services At Park-PIace Methodist church.
The line will move promptly AZ 800 O'Clock.
Members of Comnandery No - and transient
fraters are invited 10 unite with us.
By order OF the Eminent Commander
III. y. OWEN, CaptaiD-General.
Attnat. Z Mo- EIsnKn Knrnrior. 30 LII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
NEAR GIVING OUT.

One day toward the close OF the long ses-
sion OF the FoTty-ninth Congress he came
uear giving out. He had been on terrible
strain, aud the weather had been excessively
warm for ten days or more. lie was re-
lieyed. aud on going into the Journal clerks
Office be sank down on sofa. There was
not dry rag on him.
"Does your throat ever 20 back on you?"
he was asked.
"Never," was the reply. al have seldom
been tired in the throat or lungs, but after
such a siege as | hGYe bad to-day my TANKS
and legs, and the small OF my back seem TO
be partially paralyzed."
When the Republicans got possession OF
the House during the FOrty-seventh Con-
gress they had terrible time finding com.
petent reading clerks. Men who had done
we'll in State legislatures were brought on
10 Washington, but they could not stand the
strain here. The House Of Representatives
is a place tbst is far beyond their vocal pow
cts. When Neil Brown and Tom Petit
came back with the Democrats IN the Forty
ty-elghth Congress there was general re-
ioicing even among the Republican men,
bers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
WARWICK PARK.

CECOND ANNUAL EXCURSION
~ and BASKET PICNIC OF JEFFERSON BENE-
FICIAL AND SOCIAL SOCIETY on WHIT MON
DAY, June 10. 1889, al SEVEN PINES. There
has been one OF the largest dancing paYiliOns
erected there that IL in the State. There will be
a band Of music for dancing and concert, and
there Will be other attractions. Price Of ticket
for the round-trip, 30 cents: children under
twelve years, 70 cents. Trains viii leave Twenty
sixth and Z streets every hour. Commence at
A. n. Tickets can DO had at the trains from the
committee-W. T. Davis. Y. b. Donovan, George
Aantelo. w. Z. Warren, and D. +. Donovan.
my la2a Ju 278696t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
CHICAGO MEMORIES.

Malone was not for Harrison at Chicago
last year. The would-be boss stuck to Sher-
man to the last moment. The only Republic
cans in Virginia W tho went over TO Harrisoa
early in the game are all identified with the
anti-Mahone movement These facts will no
doubt be used In the argument TO be pre-
sented next Tuesday, II not formally certain
ly IN an informal manner. The President
knows all this, however. and when the facts
are brought up again be ought TO mediate
over the statements II be Is the kind OF Re-
publican that people say be il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

OFFICE yIRGISIA FIRE AND MARINE ms Cos
RICHMOND. VA, June !, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
A WORRYING PROBLEM.

The impression among the politicians here
Is that the settlement OF the Virginia tight is
about the most worrying problem that tue
President has yet had before him. II viii be
a hard matter for him TO satisfy either fac
ton unless one side or the other L. COM
plelely squelched. After all the eight is over
patronage, and the only solution seems TO be
a proportiOnate distribution. Malone Is
hoggish aud wants 1t all. lie wants the
"kickers" squelcbed, and will be satisfied
With no arrangement that does not make
him absolute boss.
Neil Brown, one Of the House reading
clerks, and who was killsd the other day al
Nashville, was perhaps the best man for the
position 10 the United States. Had he lived
he would certainly have been asked 10 retain
his position, which is worth S3,609 per year.
During the Forty-nintb Congress he was
sick for several months, and during his abb
sence no less than dozen men were tried,
but there was not one who could stand the
strain. Thomas Petit, OF Kentucky, the
other reading clerk Of the House, IS certain
TO retain his position II be cares 20. Many
people regard him as the equal OF Brown,
though as a matter OF fact he has not as
penetrating a voice as Brown possessed. Ii
is stronger apparently, but does not hold out
so well as Browns did. Ar. Petit did most
Of the heavy reading at the last National
Democratic Convention. Nell Brown could
read for hours at q time without letting
down in voice.
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CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE.
SPRINGS.

NVOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
VI SPRINGS. over Rocknsh Gap. hluc Ridge
mountafus, l. y96 loet above he lcysi o. the sea.
Fine views, q delightful summer resort cheap
board. strong iron springs. Many Attractions -
tho invalid, pioasure-seeker. and families. OF
easy access. Address Messrs. MAsslE ~ CO.,
Alton. Va. NY lQlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

TVUTI hIIU ItIDUL DI IfIANIJ, W.T.
ID SON county Va. situated two mlles from
Buffalo Springs station, Richmond and Allsghs-
ny railroad. open June isL Hotel and COZ
tagos comfortable. Water: Iron. sulphur.
Hthia, aud magnesia. Low rates Of board; spe-
cial rates 70 Iamilics. Daily mail. telegraph
and express, For further information address
G.. ". MICHEL, Buffalo Station, Nelson
county, Va 10 lin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

t. Zi.o.oNtat 70 IT. h~" ID A-'-
TNCONSEQUENCE OFTHE DEATH
1 Of w. john $. HALL t.a -.-reriucrh.p -
BOWMAN x Hall. WAS dissolved 40 -he i'..
day OF NAY. lsQ. All p.rslLs nRung ti.a
against said irm VII p na-e geese nl -nnin -i i.
Undersigned f0r payment n b. bow An.
s' Main s.l.,-
TO WHOM CONCERN ru: MS .- f9 rer'F
mat W. have THIS ist DAY of Juna. lr'i. -pl'
THE STORAGE BUSINESS ae ,9Ii-.f'i .f
Bowman 6 Han. 40 SO. I'D south tiH. eFr
with the uneI pirod Lease - said ttliai t' H.
JAMES SWEENEY, Who IS A tr0rifri IO
all Outstanding bills tNHt may boz due .Di .'O 4r
$. b. buh Mas,
Surviving lalr4et.
3. ~ Eti..
ExecufriN " John p. t.h..
RICHMOND. VA.-June }. ls,A o. -.tt.' B.
HAVING BOUGHT THE STORAGE
4 BUSINESS recently conducted ly nrser.
BOWMAN & HALL a. Nc. % =0ath SINH a.If .
J am prepared 20 MONS FL tNltlhh AID H.
HAULING IA az OF tfs branches, All s..l
STORAGE OF FURNITURE, Blo1lA>. tAN'
RIAGEs, ana light goods OF every iescupi.
TelephCne 81 JAMES SWE1A-G
Having sold 70 Mr.. JAMES sWEENgi o..
storage business and tho uneNpir@i lease '.
Storage House No. 10 south smith street w., D.
undersigned. respectfully sclicit ,ho cpEl.lA..
patronage Of our friends win II. SNktNnl.
= n. BOWMAN.
NJ HALL lEKecuuiX j. : hai
RICHMOND, VA, June !, lHL le 49,
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OCEAN.SHORE PARK HOTEL.-

~ This hotel. Just completed, half mile from
the Princess Ammo, directly on the ocean. has
electric-bells and lights in every room, lovely
furniture. large roOmA finest bathing on tho
coast. will DO open JUNE 10th. For terms al
dress w. I. DILL, Virginia Besch. Va. le 2-2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08
c,WEFT CUALYBEATE SPRINGS.

~ WFFJ Nf1NLI DLAII I)I TtINUl)s
y Allegheny county, Virginia. This we'll
known summer resort will be open for tho ac-
commodation n guests JUNE 18TH. For par
ticuiars address JOHN KELLY,
Ga rIn,s Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

A NEW SUMMER REsOBT ON THE
COAST or MAINE

The purest water. the fncst air. rare conbi-
nations OF mountains, woodland. and OCEAN
The best facilities for boating and fishing. Hotel
accommodation aud appointments net surpassed
by any in the state. Send for circulars. Ad-
dress BAY POINT. Rocklsnd Breakvsier. Rock
land. Me. ie7'2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

Reading notices IA reading-matter upe
grss or less. 81: IN noppEren loaded. 40.
Gard OF ratsa Tor more space furnished On APP
klicafion
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ETGHT BOARDERS WANTED. NO

~ children under Gf'een years o. sge taken.
Delightful situation. mountain scenery. large
rooms, bath, sc. ono mile Of Charlottesville
ami the University Of virginia Address Box
pa, Charlottesville. Va my 3l-Im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-08

Charles P. Rady, Secretary.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05
FOOD FOX THOUGHT

Each one of US is bound to make the
little circle in which he lives better and
happier. Each Of us Is bound to!see
that out Of that small circle the widest
good may flow. Each of US may have
liked in his mind the thought that out
OF a single nousenoid may now la n.
ences That snah stimuiace the M
commonwealth ana the wnole ci'ni@eu
World. au.u
An az az no ~ rss IN aveyv nros.
upon .no IN ~ a. thonats wbsn nm.
pec. W Can ,r. n snb;scss and
lilly up9n ainsIsa .e;.t uressnt mr..
ssiive 70 70 piesaseu WIN oui
louriuupss' .gk
onng man. sii.s;
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05
NEWS OF THE E

"A cloud burst in Nevada the other
day and dropped enough water to form
u lake ten acres in extent and ten feet
deep within a radius Of two square
miles.
Captain w. R. Jones, General
Manager OF the Edgar Thomson Steel
Works, died In Plttsburg, on the even
ing Of the 26th ult Of injuries received
through the molten metal accident at
the works on the evening OF the 26th
ult. He was IS years OF age, and
leaves q widow and family. Michael
Quinn, injured 10 the same accident,
died early in the day. 1t is relieved
the rest of the injured will recover.
William Wallace, claiming to be
from Kansas City, was arrested on the
evening Of the 25th ult on the charge
of obtaining $4,000 worth Of cigars
from various dealers In the latter city
on forged orders. Thieves entered the
office of Eggleston, Mallette s. Brow
nell, contractors, In Chicago, on the
9th ult., and while q clerk was tempo
rarity engaged at the telephone escaped
with $3.50 which was on Q desk, and
which was to have been used for
wages.
Alfred Ford nnd Firon Champerie
were drowned In PontOosuc Lake, Mas
~sachusetts, on the Goth ult., by the up
setting Of their boat.
Matthias Gruber, member of Com
pany B, Fourth Regiment, rennsylva-
MIA National Guard, was accideHtly
shot while at target practice at Allen.
town, on the morning of the Both ult.
He died soon after. John Barney, a
well known citizen or Wilkesbarre,
Pa, was killed on the Both ult. His
horse ran away and overturned the
wagon. w. II. Adams. a postal clerk
on the route between Melbourne and
Jupiter Inlet, Florida, died on the
evening of the 10th ult. from the bite
of a rattlesnake. About midnight or
the 28th ult. he accidently stepped o.
the snake as he was walking along the
highway. and the reptile buried its
fangs in one OF his legs. Adams
twisted q handkerchief about the
wound aud hurried to . physician.
The wound was cupped ard poulticed,
and whisky administered freely, but
the treatment proved unavailing.
Frank Ward, the weil-known AL.
derney dairyman, Of Washington, who
has been In jail since he shot Maurice
Adler In a saloon more than three
months ago. was released on the after
noon of the 30th ult. on $40, 900 bail.
Adler Is q total, mental and physical
wreck. paralyzed and, the doctors say.
fatally injured, but he has chung to
life with remarkable tenacity, and, 1t is
said, may possibly live six montha or
more yet.
Jacob Zinstmaster, Treasurerfsx
Bethlehem township. stark coune1E
Ohio, has been compelled to resign.
He was owe e4O00 short in his &C.
counts and tried to satisfy the town.
ship trustees with = four dollar certi-
Heate Of deposit which had been raised
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05

BIG H~AILsToNEs.
oLoBULEs TWO INCHES IN DIAMETER
FALL IN THE CITY,

FALL IN THE CITY.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct, 1T
arrival Of Oct.b Der was marked yester'
day by q hail storm, which, while last
lug but q few minutes, oil considera.
bic damage to avn ingi, Window glass,
umbrellas, etc., throughout the city.
With the except IN Of b ief showers,
which fell ut 'intervals, the day was
fair, and unit shortly after i've O'Clock
storm clouds wers not visible to any
alarming extent. About half. past q
O'Clock In the afternoon, . dense hack
cloud came from the western heavens,
crossed the city, end, without warning,
almost, hailstones ranging oil The way
up to two inches 10 diameter fell Nth
singing empl isis upon psdest, ans,
with whom the streets were Just then
filSd.
The storm was accompanied by cleo
trical phenomena, lightning, q few
Thunder clsps, etc. Umbrellas we're
hurIi-diy rsised, only, la maLy cases,
to BE- pierced by the railing hailstones.
Tho latter also went through awnings,
in some cases like bullets. Windows,
especially those Of hot houses, were
r, uted broken in several sections,
among which were those Ut Eleventh
aud jefferson streets, Twenty first and
Columbia avenue, Fifteenth and Mas
ter streets, Trenton avenue, above
Otis street, and on American street,
above Oxford.
Julius Reese, a florist, on Fifth
street, below Girard avenue, had q
number OF valuable plants destroyed.
Forty windows were broken in John
Bromley 8 Sons mill. on the Jasper
street side, and the wires were down at
the police stations 10 the whole north
eastern section, with the exception of
the One on st. John street, below But
t0nwood. The hOt-houses at Horli.
cultural Hall also sustained consider
able damage. A horse driven by
Anthony Tod. of 2444 Forth Front
street, became frightened at the vio-
lence Of the storm and ran into car
No. 81 OF the Second and Third streets
Passenger Railway Company, at Third
street and Girard avenue, breaking q
large pane of glass In the Car and shat
teiing the wagon SHAFT.
Drivers with skitiish horses had q
difficult time with the animals and a
numbsr OF runaways were reported. At
Hancock and Diamond streets, a horse
belonging to Frederick Moiitz, a
butcher, on East Daupain street, ran
away and threw Mr.. MoIitz out OF the
wagon He escap I'd serious injury, and
Patr0lman Schrenbas, Of the Trenton
avenue station, st.pp;d the horse with
difficulty, the on'y damage baiag q
broken ahaft. H.
A number of sparrows which had
taken shelter 10 the trees In the vicinity
of the Cleardeld and Belgrade streets
station we're killed by the hailstones, as
were some OF the myriad OF spArrows
who make the ivy on the Baldwin
mansion, on Chestnut street, above
Eleventh their tIYstilg place.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05
VOLUME XII.

That Is a beautiful saying of st.
Francis de Sales that ''to obtain rerfec.
ton It is not necessary 10 do singular
things but to do common things slpgu.
larry WE'LL
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-05
THE NEW STATES.
ELECTIONS IN -FOUR OF THEM HELD
"a YESTERDAY.

ELECTIONS IN -FOUR OF THEM HELD
81 YESTERDAY.
HELENA MONTE Oct. l-Reports
from many points incicate that the
Democratic candidate for Governor
has been elected. The Democrats
claim the election of their State and
Conares, ional ticket, but leave the
Leg stature in doub:.
Republicans make no figures as to
the Legislature, but claim the election
OF Carter TO Congress by q email
majority. They generally concede the
election Of Toole, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, bat say the
balance Of the State ticket is IN doubt.
Editor Flax of the Herald, Republican,
says "ro0le Is probably elected but
says that Carter will get In for Con-
Rress by Q email. majority. Conservative
Republicans feel that way from the in
dications al the polls close.
North Dakota.
BISMARCK, O;t 1.-The Official
count for the city shows an average
majority for the Republican ticket of
1853. Private kilograms from % Legis-
lative districts show the election Of 81
members OF the Legislature favorable
to Glib ,rt A. Pierce for the United
States Senate. Four more are known
to bs for Pierce 10 safe Republican
counties. giving him II votee sure out
of q total Of 90 In both Houses. Eleven
county precincts and the city OF Bs-
marck give = majority OF 449 against