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PETERSBURG NOTES.
Death Of Popular Young Citizen-Poiiti-
OIL.
lcorresponlonce OF Tho Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence o. the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. Va. November 13, 1889.
Mr.. Michael Heelau. aged about twenty
two years, popular young citizen. died
Jest night OF pneumonia after very bret
illness. lie was ont and well on election
u0r.
The impression among the people here
generally Is thai when General Malone Is
sues bis manifesto. accounting To the
country for his overwhelming defeat, be
would tell the simple truth if he were TO
s.y nothing more than " there were too
many honest Democratic votes against
me'
Eicht Rev. J. H. d. Wingfcld, Episcopal
R,hop OF Northern California. is visiting
fricuds ~ this city. The Bishop was for "a
number OF yearsrcctor If ST. Paul church,
aud Il was while filing this charge that he
was elected bishop. He has great number
20 warm friends in Petersburg.
IL Is reported that warrants have been IS
euel for the arrest Of several parties IN one
of the adjacent counties for celebrating
TOO freely the result of the election. 1t IS
SAID that there was an exchange of shots,
and that one or mo.e persons were pepper
ell with small shot.
There was less betting on the election IN
this city up TO the close of the late cam
paign than ever before known. What little
money was put up was won by Democrats,
who f,lt rather grievcd that they could not
win more. What money the Republicans
had was evidently put 10 use before cleo
tiou-day, but not on wagers.
KoBIN ADAIB.
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changes in the present method of handling
cotton. advising the packing in solid bales
and selling on the cooperative plan.
III. b. Norton, of Wisconsin, discussed
agriculture. manufacturing. and COM
merce, taking n position favorable to the
extension Of the improvement OF the Mis-
slssippi and Missouri rivers and Hennepin
canal across Illinois,: Rlso advocating O
deep-water harbor in Texas and the SUD
sidzing OF the steamships plying. between
the United States and South American
points. His reference to Chicago as the
proper city for the Worlds Fair found
hearty approval from the convention.
Hon. L. I. Coffin of Iowa, made an elo-
quent plea in behalf Of railroad brakemen
for the improved coupler. Tomorrow Mr..
Coffin will continue his remarks on rail-
roads. 80,
Hon. William Lawrence. Of Ohio, will
sneak on Wool followed by the other
order-addresses and resolutions.
An interchange Of fraternal greetings
with the National Grange, in session IN
Sacramento, Cal, was one Of the features
az tlc evening
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A TORNADO.
A BIG elowAT SOUTH BOSTON, HALL
FAxCOUNTY.
A Tobacco-Prizery Blown Down-A Chureh
Damaged-Thc Ambush
Case.
rspeeIal telegram TO tho DIspasch.l

sourH BosroS. Va, November ia
little tornado struck South Boston very
euddenly this afternoon about 2 o'clock
and did considerable damage. A large new
three-story tobaccc-prizery IN course on
erection was blown down. IL belonged to
Mcssrs. G.. r. Norwood i Co. Loss several
hundred dollars. Fortunately no one was
about the building at the time. A portion
of IL fen upon the horse-sheds OF one OF
the warehouses but none OF the horses
were injured. The chimneys OF the Pres
bvterian church were blown down. Mrs;
II. c. Howard's residence was unroofed
and other damage of lesser nature was
caused.
The tobacco sales continue very large.
ard Notwithstanding the glut in the mar;
ket prices keep up remarkably wen ana
give general satisfaction. :.
Mr.. J. :. Boston. late Republican candi-
date for the Legislature, was arrested YES
terday nj Halifax Courthouse FOR carrying
concealed weapons. lie was fined $40 and
his pistol cOnhscated. This is the second
time within the last three weeks that Dos
ton has had 60 answer for this charge.
The November term OF the Circuit Court
is in session at Halifax COurthouse-Judge
S. G.. Whittlc presiding
Hon X. K. NOblin continues quite cheer
full under his misfortune. He hopes 10
avoid having his eye taken out. but VIII
have 10 done If necessary TO save the other.
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4 Michigan Tragedy.


DETROIT. November l3.-A Free Press spee--
cial from 1shpeming. Mich, says: What Will
probably prove TO be triple murder was
committed Monday night at Matchwood,
soInc eighty miles west of here. John Nc
Donald and Duncan Beveridge, home
steaders had had some trouble over a
homestead claim. Monday night Nc
Donald went to Beyerldge's cottage
10 talk matters over. Mrs. Beverage
and a friend were also in the room
during the conversation. The men
col very excited and Mcdonald pulled his
revolver and shot Beveridge,. woundlng
him fatally. He then turned upon the
women and shot Mrs. Beveridge in the
hip. after which he emptied the remainder
of the chambers Of bis revolver at MRS
Beyerldgc's friend. inflicting fatal wound.
When tho CRIME was discovered a posse
went in pursuit Of Mcdonald, who was
shortly captured
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CHAT FROM NORFOLK.
WHAT IS GONG ON DOWN BY THE
SEA,
Mahouc's Negro Politicians-An Effort
60 Hsrmo .,isc--rhe Episco-
palians.
tcorrespOuacnce 0. the richmond DispAtoh.l
NoRroLg. November Is, 1881

NoRroI.g. November 10, 1889.
Rev. y. NJ Armistead. Mahone's clerical
ncefo politician who headed the colOred
pastors address. has been indicted for
felony by the grand jury and sent on to
the December term of the Court 81
Hastings for trial. He is out under 5000
hail and attend nQ 20 his pastoral duties az
I.on Ra,,tiet church. last sunday his
concrc cation took up a collection 20 de-
fond aim In tho courts. They raised $40
ior this parposc.
Selma NM0ng. are gathering additional
damaging evidence against ArmistCad 90
hc used az the trial.
Armistcad came 20 Portsmouth from
TcBuc~~oe.
An eHoff is on foot now 20 harmonic
lie kckcrs and MGhOneitcs Of this section
CO. as to ce. an equal distribution of the
navy-y4r3 and other patronage OF tho dis
tIict. and Congressman Bowden Is much
lu Iroulsltfna.
The Atlantic and Dansille railroad r.
cclvei several new engines and other roll
lnc-stock Yesterday. Tho lst Of fhe month
wns the contract time with the city OF
Port mouth TO have the Inc through %
Dauviic, but 10 will not be until the mid
die oi January.
The dense logs Oh Chesapeake bay just
now are interfering with the arrival OF the
steamers.
The Episcopal Convocaiion has received
an uuusuui number ~ applications tor hell
from feeble churches. and means Tor rclici
are being devised. The incomplete chapel
ui Robins Neok. in Gioucc-tor. wan, 500.
Grace church Ocolorcdl, Norfolk: Atlantic
CITY church. and Princess Anne chapel are
among those applying for ASS stance.
The Discussion on " Marriage and ia
vorcc took place privately to-day.
Rev. Melville Jackson. Of the Diocesan
Missionary Society. teiCgraphcd that De
va. uualleto DE present.
Doe sheriff of Dare county, y. C.. ar
rived here and went up tAe Scahoard ro'd
this morning with anrcro murderer named
lovl. f0r the Raleigh prutcntiary.
William Is. Lawrence. t1jlcrln-law oi
Colonel d. Turner. and Richard R. Ira-
sler. old Cifi2cus OF Portsmouth, died yes
ieriaF.
The Norfolk county supervisors appro
priaicd 5000 yesterday for roads and
bridges This county haas some of the best
roads in the State and is continually ai
work Oh them.
Onc of tho Republican members of tho
Portsmouth City Council. sir. Luther j.
BOoic. resigned 90 Iuu for the Legislature
aud was defeated. Lastuiglt Mr. Leonard
Davis. Democrat was elected % the va
caucv. The Democrats now have eleven
members ot the seventeen and probably
koV.j. ". Armltcai seat Will be vacated
which win give them twelve.
i charter has been granted by The Cor
porstu Court to The American Peanut
Company. with H. G. Scott, of Petersburg,
president.
The CROW Of the now eunhoat Petrol ha.
arrived ana been placed on the receiving
ship Franklin
Bcr. d.. J. j. Spencer. of the N,sa'ono'H
80 rt'n Richmond. viii commence series
Of Gospel meeting at the Church Of the
Il.Lln-n. ulNl SunllN.
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knights of Labor.


ATLANTA. November 13.-The morning
session Of the Knights of Labor was de-
voted to the submission of new matter to
be considered later. The General Assem-
blv has its work in better condition than
ever before. owing TO the Law Committee
having prepared q report before the asso-
citation opened. This morning that report
was reached and few unimportant laws
acted upon. One feature Of the report
which will be strongly pushedis the postal
sevings-banks system.
Mr.. Powderly was to-day presented with
a gavel BY the Colorado delegation.
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act OF July a. 1853, tho schedule OF rates Tor al
telegraph coInpauies controlled ~ mo provi
slons OF snid act, when rates also are materially
below tho necessary cost TO THIS company hul
states: aud whereas this company IA obliged 70
consider the endorsements Of said rates rs
conhscation Of It's property 70 thar extent, anu
is advised that obvious injustice under SAID act
Is remediable at law:
RssoIred. That this company win transmit, ne
heretofore. with due priority and diligence all
kilograms between the several departments 81
tho Governments and their o1tcers aud ageots
but this company viii not acrept as maj the
pavment ratio. above established uutii its rights
In that regard have received su1h further cou-
sideration "a II may DO abIo 10 secure; and mo
President OF this company Il hereby directed 70
le n copy Of this, our protest, with the hgais o,
the several executive departments OF the United
Sfatpa.
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Negro Colonization I'm Mexico.
,n. ,alnrrnnh 70 the pispaIch.l

f,,rv ON, Nyx1co ria GALVESTON, November
20 NFlIis the Texas negro who proposed
10 colonize American negroes IN Mexico, IS
stiIl in this city striving to secure con-
cession from the Government in the IN
teyest of the proposed colony. 1t IS as;
serfea that General Pacheco, Minister OF
prhl;c Works. is greatly interested in Ell
1is's nlans ard is heartily in favor Of grant,
mo t6e concession. The other members OF
the Government are also SAID TO pe IN Iav ave.
oflt. So there seems TO De lie.'o u9t w.
coionv established. The scheme, however,
viii meet with strong opposition on the
mart of the Mexican people and the negro
colonists are not likely 70 receive very en-
couraging welcome. The feeling IL gene,
raj that Ia the Indian peon class Me saco
has as large an element OF diherent race
az II can find room for.
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On UNRIVALLED GROUND.

There's nothing chimerical in the claims We
make Tor our FINE oVERCOATS. 4 man with
hall an eye open 10 the FACTS can 500 :hs;
there's nothing wanting in cur twenty or thirty
different lines Urom s25 to s55) TO mako them
tho FINEST OF THE FINE. You can't compare
them with anything youll find ready-rnado-not
fairly-for the fabrics We use--Montagnacs,
Csrr's Meltons, Elyslans, West OF England Ker-
seys, schnabie's Chinchillas, English Box-Cloths,
French Thibets, and contomporeneUus weayes
arc limited, with very few exceptions, to the most
exclusive class Of merchant tailors. OURS are
trimmed with an excellence and tailored in
manner that is characteristics Of but hardly
dozen Of us on the entire continent
We've seen the desire for the very BEST grow
with you from a spark into a flame during our
fifteen years stewardship. aud we account It our
DUTY to serve to you the finest that ART knows
Of. The old fallacy that personal measurement is
essential to perfect ut has been dispelled long
ego by OUR successful eIOrts-and IT'S extrsva-
gance to pay 1T least third more than we
charge you for that simple priyilege-when you
know as well as we DO the result is not improved
one BIT. CAN'T BE
Tits is a fair proposition: Before you finally
make up your mind 10 invest from $50 to f75 in a
tod coatn LOOK through OUR line from s25 to
i55 and see If We haven: JUST WHAT YOU
WANT
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RETnxDkEIssR8E2rm
DEATHS.

ALLEN AZ tho residence % his dsush-
ter. Mrs -binault, Towards Grove, November
1870. az 2 O'Clock, Mr. JAMES W. ALLEN, In his
eighty lhlri year -.
Ills funeral VII take place lnls ylhlIsosv
AFTERNOON from Hosari's-QrOye bsptiss
church at 81 o'clock. Friends and aclnaints
ances are invited 70 attend.
RUFF.-Diej, al her residence. No. 7B norm
Fifth street, November ~. 1850. at ten minutes
past ig O'Clock \. NJ, ELIZABETH. Ieiict OF To-
ter Run, in the sxty-seyenih year VI her age.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep
Her funeral will take place from 81 Johns
German Evangelical church THIS tlhurslsyl
AFTRkNOON al 5 o'clock. Friends and NO
aualntances are invited 10 attend
TYLER. Died. ~ Bcnhetm. Caroline county:
Va, on Monday. November IL. 1883, GEoh1s
TYLER, Esq. aged soYenty-one years.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND lObACCO MRhNGi'
NOVEMBER IL 1854
Tobscco-tsx collections we're to-day Tobacco,
50 3sa36; cigars and cigarettes. S5ih06-total,
saa1.E.
Tobacco sales were rather meagre to-day. The
FIRST broak OF new planters West Virginia VIII
be sold tomorrow on Change. Western reports
are stronger on good grades " nller leaf
LIVERPOOL TOBACCO MARKET.
Mr. Robert Kerr & sons Of Liverpool, England,
say November lst:
The business Of the past month has been no.
thing exceptional. The import OF strips - la'ge,
"a was expected; but tho deliveries OF al Kinds
on good prices remain unchanged. Inc san-
pling OF the new import SHOWS great scarcity OF
good. ripe color, though some Ot Il has nne body
and flavor hut much Of Il IL poor. virginia leat
l. quoted az 20 l5d aud strips at 3Hel5t. sto ks
on hand in Liverpool and London OF flrfinia.
western, and Maryland. 0,jl5 h0gsheads, sgainst
1884 in 1888 and s3.y73 hogsheads In 1887
LIVERPOOL, November I've are glad 10 re-
port an improved inquiry for American tobacco,
and though no great amount OF actual business
has yet resulted there are Signs OF some fair
buying IN the near future, buyers and sellers
not having cotton quite close enough together
for free transactions. Besides, Tho 5amphng OF
new import although well under way, mas
scarcely made sufficient progress 70 satisfy
large operators: same time the assortment now
on the market IL mus, be admitted is fairly re-
preventative one, and some several sales nave
been effected 10 a moderate extent short, per-
feet and medium % good wrapper strips ana
largo spinning leaf we've the most freely taken,
whilst scml-bright ami tho best bright Nirginias
found buyers In "A retail way. A few lines OF
medium bright leaf were also placed FOR hller
strips, both western aud Vlrginis there were In
Oulr,es, but holders did not appear 90 encourage
the low views Of would-be buyers IN these de-
scrptioDs consequently little or nothing result
ed
During the month just ended there have been
sampled 5,s99 casks, leaving l0,lG2 hogsheads
AMI tierces at this date 20 pass the scales Tue
Western import generally shows AIR length ana
substance ana is therefore suitable Tor spinning
purposes, but all seem 10 admit scarcity Of
color in the crop. The moderate condition OF
some Of the strips may 10 attributable "a much
10 early samUlng IN moist weather as 20 the I'M
favorable prizing season experienced by stens-
mers, though the condition OF all the now To-
baccO must necessarily harden and improve
with a little more time. some OF the regular
brands, however especially the cutters, are par
tcularly dry. and 40 far there appears TO be
fewer trash filters than usual
THOMAS II. EDWARDS & Co.
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The Muscle Shoals.
by teleeraph % The DIspalch.l

CHATTANOOGA, November l3.-There Is
great excitement here over the announce
ment that the steamboat A. G. Conn, a
Mississippi-riyer craft, has passed through
the Muscle-Shoals canal and will arrive at
the wharf in this city tomorrow morning.
This is the first vessel which has passed
through the great canal now about com.
pleted. The construction of these canals
to overcome the Instructions in he Ten
nessee river at Muscle shoals was com.
menced by the Government IN 1873, and
nearly Si,O0O.OOO have thus far been ex-
nenGed on the work.
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CTATE OF VIRGINIA.
-
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION By THE
GOVERNOR.

In the belief that the people Of Virginia should
render praise 10 "Goi the Father Almighty,
MAKER OF heaven and earth. for the many mer-
cies youchsafed 70 them during the past year,
and In accorianc With CUSTOM hereby set
apart and appoint
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1883,
as day of Thanksgiving
recommend that upon that day our people
assemble in their respective places OF worship
10 offer thanks to the King OF Glory Tor his
vatchfni care In the past and with gratitude De-
seech Him TO deliver us from EVIL ana nib
chief, from SIM and from tho "crafts aud as
Faults OF our enemies Ia the future
Let the dsy DO marked by good deeds 20 those
who are distressed ain mind, body, or estate y;
by relief 10 me poor and the des0late, BY SYM
patty with the STICK and tho afrlcted. ana ~
loving kindness at the nreside.
May 10 DO q day Of thanksgiving 10 the ever.
lasting God by giving praise 70 the "Cresior and
Preserver Of ali mankind" mot oaly Win eur
lips OUT In our liveA"
Ia testimony whereof have hereurfo set my
hand and caused the Great Seal Of the state OF
Virginia 20 be affixed.
Done al TIE Capitol, in Richmond, this i2th
day " November, In the year OF our lord one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine, ana
tho liith year Of the conmonweelth.
FiTZHUGH LIE,
Governor Of Virginia.
BY the Governor:
II. w. Flougsor.
Secretary Of tho commonweaih-
no x@rlW
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TeIeyropbic Flashes.

The delegates to the pan-Amcrican Con-
gress are vegetatiug on their way TO their
home in the South Americas.
The town Of Vernon. the county-seat Of
Lamar county, Ala, was the scene Of an
extensive robbery last night. Two men.
supposed 10 be after burial-mater:al-
worked Mr.. Summers out OF SlO0.
The convention Of labor Representatives
will hereafter call their organization
" KNIGHTS of Labor" This was ordered at
q convention at Atlanta, Ga, November
18th
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4 Widow Asks for an appointment
Try Telegraph 10 the Dlspstca.l

LEXINGTON. KY. November 13.-lt is an
nounced tonight flat Mrs. William Cassins
Goodloe will be an applicant for appoint
ment to the position of Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue for the Seventh district
of Kentucky, made vacant by. the
untimclv death Of her husband.
Il IS urged in her behalf that
although she owns country, home occu,
pied by her family, the death Of Colonel
Goodl0c removes their chief source of i'll
come and materially interfcres with cher
ished plans for the future. Mrs. Goodloe
has eight children, seven Of whom are de-
pendent npon her for support and educa-
ton, and she Is n woman Of superior pusi-
ness qualifications and executive ability.
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low. ,pstzc. western strosG Oats usehsssed
and sIesfy. Rye dun at jR<i3<. Bsy daieE
prime 20 choice timothy, Si2-soa@2 Provsssss
steady. Batter hrFD cresFoery. x,aNs. nssS
fair. fshais5sc. sugar stea1J; scL &c
Frelgbts 10 Liverpool per siesmer dau; r ,r,
81 Cork, for orders. =. heccipss--Ffour ios 49,,
barrels; wneaf, e30D bushsh; cofn.- $500 49,
bu~nels: oats, ii 900 busheis: rye, 400 pasassS
hiouents-FIoor, II 100 barrels; whcst, WV
bushels: corn, 1900 bush-h< saIcs-"nes's
$4,000 bushels: corn, aJ7gDD busbci<
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Novcm Dor 1a--c ash auossilsn, we're.
CsA Hour unchanged. No gsprng and 20. =
red 0a,aslc.; No. Z corn. 33tc. No y oaot
shor.-riba EaSata0 ssouidcrs. sAT Hatl2
shOrt-clear, S. 5oash62H. Walssey, fiox
Tho loading futures ranged ~ follow:
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Decision Rendered.
lDy telegraph TO The Dispatch. J

WASHINGTON, November BIN the case
Of William l.. Raw on rs. The Newport
News and Mississippi Valley Company and
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad ana H.
Rover Sons. decided hy the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day aud the
Bragg Commission, it was held that as the
tariff complained Of had been discontinued
bv the carriers two years ago no order Will
be made requiring them to cease and desist
from enforcing il, rs such order would be
vain and useless. and as the amendment OF
March .. 1889. IN express terms had no reia-
ton to the pending proceedings. and this
proceeding was pending at that time, no
reparation could be awarded.
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Gail for Convention.

WasHINGToN. November 13.-The Central
Bureau of Relief of the Washington or
ganization. composed Of colored men
formed for the purpose Of cooperating
with various organizations for the purpose
of obtaining free and equal exercise Of
political and civil rights and privileges,
has issued call for a national convention
at Washington, d. c., on the first Monday
in February. 1890.
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virginia Mining Incorporation.

10y V1I0sTI.PTI " 1Ir0 OI7PlV-I'.I
STAUNroN. Va, November 13.-Judge
Mclaughlin, of the Circuit Court, has
granted charter to the New York Mining
and Construction Company-Charles g..
Dyott, Of New York. president. The OBJ
iect Of the company is TO construct a rail-
road fr ,m Staunton to the North Noun
tain anthracite coal-felds and thence to
Charleston. ". Va.
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MARRIAGES.

CHILDRRsS -THROCANORrOA.- - Married,
in Fulton, November 18th, by kov. j. T. Wood
ward. Sir. JAMES J. CHlLDkEsS aud Mas
EMMA ThROCKMOk1ON.
ROsEEBgRG-dAC on We'd
nesday at +. W., November 3. 1852 ~ Craze
Protestant Episcopal churh, Richmond, Va, ~
the keV. Hartley Carmi,h ael, OF = faul
church. HENRY ROSENBERU, 81 Galveston,
Texas. and MOLLIE RAGAS MACGlLL, dsugh-
tor Of the late Or. Charles Macglli, OF hiehmond'
formerly ~ nagersiOwn, Nd. 30 cards.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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Wn.hinrfnn Nnfcs.
fBy tolegfapn to me Dlspa'ch'I

ID I|IUhI III - Nv I7'7'I'V1l'I
WASHINGTON. November 13.-lt IS esti-
mated that it Will cost $4,000 to repair the
damage done by recent storms to the new
silver yauit il the Treasury Court, which
nearly 100000, 900 standard dollars are
stored.
Admiral Gherardi. whose management Of
affairs at Hayti during the trouble there
last summer won for him the thanks of
Secretary Tracy, has been ordered to pro-
coed to the West Indies again. He will go
i'm either the Kearsarge or Galena. The
Dolphin might be used by the Admiral, but
some repairs on her are necessary aud one
Of the other vessels will probably be
rpadv first
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TUT f0NgFNTl % II0 WI7VN1'T'I
COLr,IBUs. o.. November l3.-Ihe Official
election returns from al fhe counties IN
the State have been received, and that on
the Lieutenant Goyern0 certified. which
shows % plurality of 81 for Lampson Re
publican) over Marquis (Domocrat. WITH
the exception OF the Governor. al the
ticket Is elected. as the other Republican
candidates are ahead Of IAMps0n.
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omeiai from Iowa.

by teIoKFdVIl 70 VII0 NI7F'''-'-. =.
DIS MONIES, IA. November l9.-IIhe ON I'm
Reois'er Office of the vote. in ninety.Ssig.h'
ont ~ ninety-nine counties ia the state
the vote Of the remaining county lbaileII
having been received unoflicially and VII
xarv but little ii any from the ofiieiai v9,e'
Plurality for Boies, $500. The whoie NJ
nnblicaf ticket except Governor 10 e'eS.o.
and other pluralities viii reach nearly y
M 000