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THROUGH SLEEPER TO NEW YORK
Via LouIsville q NashvIlle Railroad.

The Louisville & Nashville Railroad is
the only line out Of Memphis that carries
Pullman vestibule cars to Philadelphia and
New York without change. Parties who
contemplate making a summer trip to the
East can secure sleeping car accommoda-
tions ahead by calling at the Office, No. Sl2
Main street. or addressing
JSo. A. ScoTT, Ticket Agent.
Gro. b. MCLEAN, Passenger Agent
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Rate. 60 the Northme.i.

The Louisville q Nashville Railroad has
on sale round trip tickets TO Milwaukee,
waukesha. oconomowoc, St. Paul, Min
neapolis, and all other summer resorts In
the Northwest. For guides, books, rates,
time, etc. call at ticket Office, 3l2 Main
street, or address.
JSo. A. ScoTT, Ticket Agent
GEo. II. MCLEAN, Passenger Agent.
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrh1a Cordial has been
used In this section for upwards OF thirty
years and today is accepted rs the stan.
dard remedy for bowel troubles, and makes
. friend aud advocate Of It's merits every
uuno N IA uaod
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Are Yen Going 20 BuIid

Anything from fence 10 business blockl
Your order will be- given prompt attention
by the Wright Lumber Company, Iowa
avenue, Fort Pickering. Telephone 1901
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Mo,emen,. nj the Lcvce.

Arrivals James Lee, Arkansas City City
81 81. Louis, New 0rleaus.
/. Departures-Rosa Lee, osceola Coahoma
Triars Point; City OF 81. Lonis, st. Louis.
Boats in Port--Jamts Lee, Chickasaw
Boats Due Up--Coahoma, Fridrs Point.
Boats Due Down--G.anite State, Cincin.
matt; Ruth, New Madrid; Rosa Lee, Osceola.
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Il. OIL. Ticket seIIcr..

Members Of the Knights Of Honor hav-
ing unsold tickets for the picnic are
requested to return the same to ]. Nj.
Goodbar, chairman OF tho Finance Com
mitiee. 1t is also requested that the
chairman OF the various committees report
on the grounds at an early hour on Friday
morning.
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Excursions 60 California and the North

The Iron Mountain Route will this
season have on sale special round trip tick
cts TO all points in California, Colorado,
Utah. Oregon and Washington Territory
at its ticket Office, 600 Main street
Pamphlets, guides and reading matter
cheeriully furnished on application.
II. h. WILSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Notice.

Mr.. J. c. Brannet Is nolonger connected
with us, and ia not authorized 10 collect
any money due US.
LEE Bios. & Co.
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhga Cordial eooihes,
heals and relieves the bowels, while other
remedies merely lock up tho bowels and
In time the same cause produces the same
result, while the sufferer lamonts bis fate
and loses faith In medicine.
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TnE Iron Mountain route will have on
sale round trip tickets 10 Dallas and Fort
Worth, account Spring Palace, at one fare
Tor the round TIP, on the following days.
June %, % and 20, Call at office, 10.
Main nlrc0L
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pacific steamship Company'i
Mail steamers

Tho Steamer ~ this tho only regular limo all
ina fiom Do south a. Liverpool, he vcfy popular
With pfsssureft aud to- route they iatr hrnr les
Liable W bal weather thHn that 81 The NCN YORK
steamers mhkfs the Trip thoroughly rnl lyAhle
The following steamer nfs Chpeci0d ~ leave hnfu
JAMAICAN, 70 sail about luuc ".
saloon fafo-iieuc ~ Liverpool, t'n1. through
20 Paris via Calais ~ Dover nfstclaaa rail- etc,
tip, OF thilfi-clnss rail- $40
Return Tirkrfs-NoN orleans 10 Liverpool AMI
rriun. t01 New Orleans ~ Paris AMI rfufn.
hrtclas Al the way, 81 thiidrn aud servants
at a reduction
Tor further particular a. " freight aud passage
amply 10 " D. sANDtHa,
NCaroaf.iei -tfrsi. Nos Orleans
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Epccial Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
ORrrNyiLLK Mss, June 26-The Belle
Memphis went down for hatcher at O'Clock
pm. River 20I feet bat rising. Weather
lair
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Chesapeake A Onto Route.

Leaves Arrive,
.flmlicd TN. hlOpm silmitei ~ .- 1913 am
sMail aud III NlUam EMAIL aud ~ n % pm
tN,whern Ac NiNpm iNcWhctu Ac.. Sh tm
phis and Louisville oauyiug Pullman hufat
Drawing Room Sleeping tnfA Nail and ltprcsi
runs solid hvtWcru Memphis amt Louisville car
Ulur elegant tlcvIlur aud reclining rhait rfts con
meeting cusely a fulion Tor 1airp, ~ AguA nni
thlUhFn. giving the uuly daf tmln from Memphis
/ 81 a Louis Ticket onicr under Peabody Hotel
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JARvp. CoNKLiS MoRro AoE TRusr Cow
rASY, Room 2, Cotton Exchange build
ing, mako long time loans ON improved
city real estate. No delays.
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- REMOVED NJ INK USE oF oocoAiSE.
And II stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
BuInetts Flayoring extracts are tho
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Tnr SOUTHERN: srEAM DYE WonKs. 50
Court street, calls for carpets, cleans them
thoroughly and delivers for 4 cents per
yard. Work the best and cheapest In
Mcmuhia
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virginia COnglructiOn Company
Annual Msoilea Of Biotkholdefs

Annual hssilsg Of Stockholders.
hicuHosn. Va. juno o. iss1
A. provided ~ the lil laws The nnnual meet
ing ~ the stock holden 0i the Virginia ousifuc
ton Company, for tic election "a officers ana The
transaction Of such oihrf bualnras as may b.
brought boiou H. wills b. held a The COMPANY .
onioe In the city ol larhm0nd, Va ~ laorloCk
noon on TUlsDAr, lhf iHih day Of JULY, lts4
be transfer hooks N 30 hc rluicd % o'clock
pm. July 70. and fcopthHi July ~
~ ufdff II the uuafdOf Directors
HOs-I. INAfLOh SECRETARY.
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OFncEs furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
% cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office.
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Tnr patrons Of Gasion's Hotel will be
pleased 10 know that Mr. John CASTOR has
taken charge Of his housc.
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UsE plenty Of ozark" Vinegar In your
food and prevent biliousnosA IL Is cheap
or than quinlnc.
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See

That your grocer gives you ozark" Vim
ogar and take no other. Your health de-
pendH npon ID.
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SPECIAL EEATuREs

q. n Currency.
SPECIAL FEATURES
~ trtms Of contract the COMPANY must deposit
the Hum ~ all pfrus included ln the scheme hrnfn
srlllng q single ticket. aud receive tho following
official permit
CTlIlfiCATE = hereby certify That tho Ion
don Hank ~ MEXICO aud south America has on
special drpust the nccCssafy funds ~ guarantee the
payment u all prizes drawn ~ the LotCfa dc Ia
lcnchCtnrlA fuhilct,
Il RODRiguEz RIVERA. Intervention
Further the company Il required ~ q. tribute
hityEn pcf cent u the value ~ al The tickets IN
prizes -a'lawcf proportion than IL given BY any
other toiirfY. -
FINALLY the number u ticket, IL limited 10 soonl
mon les thas cold bY other Lotteries using
The sane scheme.
Fof tnn pafilcuiars address u. nassetti, Aplr
tafo I'D Id Of Ncnion. uf .. w. CtLLtN, fia
IiRrdes street, Nashville, Tenn, General Agent
fHf stale Of tennessee. To save time ~ ggiuug
ticket addfrss your letters ~ Nashville. Tenn.
luriun paprr tguurY IN ordinary iHiff iushl
Note of Ttpfiss Money order ~ turrncl amount
ing tn a. 3D. expires ~ uuf rhprusr tu Nashtillc
pfIacl raid without discount
AGENTS WANTED,
Memphis TIskst Ons,e, No. West Court 81
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stage ofthe Rigcrs.

OFFcr sigNAL srHvicr. Z. g A.,
hENuiis. Tcun., June 20, is,9
The following observations arc taken NJ nll sta
ions Ia the 5dh mci idlan time. which Il QUE hour
later than Memphis time.
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The Memphis a Charleston Railroad
TsaNn

Leaving Memphis at 10 o'clock pm, ar
riyes at Washington at o'clock am,
New York O'Clock pm, Boston 0 o'clock
y. m. second day. Pullman Sleepers 10
Washington without change via Lynch.
Inr.r
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Election Notice.

An ,leg,,or ios s.vm Directors 10 20 70 ih
BLurF C.If INSURANCE COMPANY iot The
en.ring ,s.f slli b. held atlhe companys oaloe
on rCHUlX jUtY q tsso
WI MOORE. scsrviay.
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Tho ne., place In msmphl.

To have you nice suit Of clothes made Il
Il. McMahon's, No. 60 Union street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27

MississiFrI DiarTh@a Cordial cures sum
mer complaints, dyscniery, diarrhea, fux,
cramp collie and gripping pains
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Above Low Changes
Mater

New Schedule. OF usmphi. a Charles.
ton railroad.
Night Tain-Leayes Memphis at 10
O'Clock pm, arrives at Washington nj s
o'clock a. IN. New York 2 o'clock pm.
Boston o o'clock pm. Day Train Leaves
Memphis At 1890 o'clock pun, arrives At
Washington at 1910 pm, New York $50
an, Boston $50 pm. Pullman Sleepers
20 Washington on both trains, via Lynch
burg.
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished al Memphis Steam Laundry, 22i
Second street Branch Office 81 Madison.
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ISsuRK your life In the Connecticut MI.
tual. 4. NJ. Galbrealh, sgcnt, 10 Madison
street.
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DRixK Renkert's Soda and Mineral
Waters 2l5 Main a. lie keeps the best.
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RExKEnr sells Tar Camphor ljc pound.
Preserves carpets and wooden from moths.
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,t.mphl. earrlare Worh.

Nos. 81 AND 80 MApsoS srrtrr.
Repairing and Building Fine Vehicles
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nIInol. Central "a. a =. Di,lsloa.l

Leaves Arrives
sN q. Mall........iuu pm ~ % Nall.....f' % a n
fsauia Ekpfrs, tul pm esariis IKpuHst.s a. a. IN
iAc'm a Lnl ff1.m ain iAc'm q i1l frt d pm
Passengers between Memphis aud sands should
take nifdis CNpuss or local irght ns mail tfaiu
will not stop az stations between Mcmphlsan sar.
dis The accommodation ani luoal freight carries
. rLa-M L--I IL- .---umnmLlL--m uL Lu---L L-----
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN ss column Wiube CHARGED a, rrts ~
l6c iortPo iaesoas u.sS'ttos t'so ,aserOas Sc one
peek, SOC
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Payment of Coupons.

Ngarufs TrsN., Juno % isi1
The cT'p0ns from bthIi issued BY CO. TAXING
District 81 shelby fqunty tcnncffce IN c9uiufp
mise settlement Of M dot Of the ti'y % Mum'
pills 1onnetsuc, and airi enc ruuIuns ifum nguds
lnued BY J. X ilippln. Nffof ul Che tiU ~ Men.
pitts Iennessee, vii h. rtii un pfeicntaiipn ~
the American lto ianac National lana, Yes ofsi
aud Al the Mercantile laut Memphis, Tennessee,
on and alter maturity. JuiF 1. 80 .....
DAVID T.. MADDEN,
President TaxlngDistflri Of shelby Co, Tenn.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.


INST Fhd Dummy Line.
Arrives aud Departs from Cot Inirl aud NOurOe
klrucpA
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Floyd A sIooney's Candies.

They have no equal.
They are always fresh.
They are always good.
They arc elegant for presents.
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BATTERY PARK HOTEL,

ASHENiLLE, NORTH CAhOLlhA
Open thrsurhout the year Eisystloh, 200 iaat
hFffaTr rummfT trmVHfatura ~, ulsanlhofui
mauauln p~nrfys Hydraulic elevator. ecfifIc
lights fna sells music hall. tsnuis conft lsdirs'
bliiafi psfiof aud eowinF alley. nsantiiul drive
and ffaf rias livery. No moaquiioca fof dcEflp
i've pfinied matter apply W
JOHN ". sTIUIT. Manager.
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Frascati Park Hotel,

Geneva rsts, Wis. viii b opon June Is write i5f
'"'''- SUI MILLER a nANTA. rrophe,on
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-08
A Prosperous Showing.

A prominent Savannah merchant
has Just returned from tour of
southern Georgia. He reports the
farmers prosperous and the country
in splendid condition. The fair weather
has enabled the farmers to harvest
their crops in good condition, and
they will realize from 20 to 35 per
cent. more for them than they did
for last years crop. Cotton picking
is going right ahead, and by the
middle of this month the crop will
have been gathered. The staple is as
fine as it has ever been in that section
of Georgia. The most Of the cotton
grown and gathered in South Georgia
will rank in Savannah up to the
standard. The receipts of new cotton
at Savannah up to Saturday aggre-
gate 30O,912 bales, an excess of re-
ceipts for the corresponding period OF
last season of over 5000 bales. 1t is
believed the number of steamships
which will arrive at the port OF
Savannah this year will reach 100, the
largest number ever coming to that
port any year In the history of the
Baltimore Sun.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-08
Rejoicing at Danviiie.
By Associated Press.

DANvILLE, Va, November THE
people here are rejoicing as perhaps
they never rejoiced before. Stores,
banks and other places of business
were open all day, but very little
business has been transacted, for the
whole population has been on the
streets, with smiling faces, heartily
congratulating each other on the
downfall of Virginia's arch enemy,
Malone. These dispatches have In
dicated that the negroes in this Sec
ton were Indifferent to the election,
and SO everybody thought, but they
BOILED their full strength on Tuesday,
much to the surprise of the demo-
Gratis. 1t now appears that In secret
meetings held in the Easements OF
negro churches they were Thoroughly
organized, and at sunrise Tuesday
morning they were led to the polls oy
nero preachers. These things have
Greatly incensed the white people,
and whereas the Danville whites nave
heretofore been exceedingly liberal
TO the negro churches ana
charitable enterprises, they nave
now drawn the line ana
phiIosophically argue that II tne
church Easements which their money
helped to build are to be converted
into a rendezvous for negro polltl'
clans. led by few white men, they,
the contributors, are as guilty as
those people if they contribute
Further
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-08
DEsTRUoTIy:GEEsls 9 4 !.
Several buildings Burned and y
Man Burned to Death.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press. y
PETERSBURG, Va, November "
One of the most disastrous fires IN thVy
history of this city, occurred abousyas
o'clock this morning. 1t began in Lons
large dry goods store OF GEORGE, i'll
Davis g. Co., in the iron front builSsi,S98
on Sycamore street, and soon se9
municated to the remaining for@
buildings in the same block, occupied
by A. Rosenthall s. Co., N. M. Davis
s. Co., Plummer & Wheeler, hard ware,
and A. w. Price, groce r, destroying
them all. The stores of George ",
Book, Eppa Hargrave and George ID.
Roberts furniture company were
also burned. The Western Union
telegraph company's Office, the Odd
Fellows building, the stores Of +, ).
Seabury. P. NJ. Steward, NJ. w. Hyne
and David Calender, on the opposite
side of the street, were also destroyed.
The loss is estimated at $5O0,OOO, In
surance 100000. Lieutenant George
Crichton, OF the police force, was
burned to death Assistance was
asked this morning from Richmond,
and two steam engines were sent from
there
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-08
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
A Party Of Virginia Democrats Fired
Into and Two of Them Wounded.
.Rv Associated Press.

n
Into and Two of Them Wounded.
BY Associated Press.
RIcHMosna Nov. IA despiratu
attempt was made II 'Haffsx courstsa
last night to assasinate II. r. Nooa.-.
R. W. Terry, Julian Chappell, Henry
Howard, E. N. Haddy and W. D..
Wilkinson. These gentlemen were
fired at from ambush at about s
o'clock, and Messrs. Noblin and Chap
pell were wounded. The former was
struck in the right eye and the latter
in the head. All of these gentlemen
are prominent democrats, and were
active during the campaign IN their
efforts to defeat Malone. This seemed
to have aroused the indignation OF
some of the negroes, and. the above
plan, as agreed, was executed to at
tempt their assassination. The scene OF
the outrage was nine miles from
South Boston, at remote and desc
late place in the road. As the party
of gallant democratic workers neared
that spot they were fired upon from
ambush with the results mentioned.
There were several persons in the am
bush, as not less than half dozen
shots were fired almost simulta-
neously. The white men returned
the fire, with what result IS not
known. A negro was arrested in Hal
flax today who made full confession
of the crime, naming those who were
associated with him in in the assassl
nation of the democrats. Other ar
rests will no doubt be made at once,
and it will not he surprising if the
whole party implicated is lynched The
white people of Halifax are naturally
highly indignant at this bold AND
desperate attempt made by these Ma
hone negroes to murder six promi
nent citizens. Mr.. Noblin, who was
shot in the eye, has been brought to
the city Tor treatment. 1t is believed
he will lose the sight of that eye, ii
more serious consequences do not
follow. Mr.. Ctappells wounds are
painful, but not so serious. His con-
dition is reported to be favorable
today.
Ali four of the negroes implicated
in the assassination of Messrs. Noblln
and Chappell have been arrested. 1t
is believed that the indignant people
of the county will deal out to them
summary punishment before tomor-
| row morning.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-08
A Compromise,

Mr.. F. D. Gunnell, the lightning
rod adjuster. who entered into an
agreement with the TIMES representa-
tive to wear straw hat through the
winter if Mckinney was elected gov
ernor of the state, has come forward
and frankly admitted that he has lost
his wager. As the indications are
that this will be a very cold
winter, and as Mr.. BLnnell's head is
not too well covered with hair, the
TINES man has taken compassion on
him, and in lieu of compelling him to
wear straw hat, has accepted a nice
So 90 derby hat from him, agreeing at
the same time to allow him to protect
his head from now until spring as his
comfort NAV require.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-08
THE ELECTION.
MANY REASONS ASSIGNED FOR
DEMOCRATIC SUCCESSES,
mr.. CLEVELAND GIVES Ills VIEWS.
The South Still Faithful 10 the De-
mocracy of Jefferson and
Jackson Ohio Claimed
by the Democrats.
Special to the TIMES.


WASHINGTON, d. c., November Z.
The latest election returns from Vir-
GINA, show that Mckinney has car
ried the state by little over 1000.
The republicans have elected
twenty-four members of the house OF
delegates, with five counties to be
heard from, and eleven members of
the senate, with two districts to hear
from.
Albeit has been elected governor of
New Jersey by something over IL, 600.
Massachusetts is republican by only
1000, and the democrats have gained
sixteen members in the Legislature.
In New York, Rice for secretary OF
state, has majority OF 10000. Iowa,
which gave Harrison $1,000, over
Cleveland elects Boies, democrat, as
governor by from 5000 to 10000. Sen
ator Allison also fears that the legisla.
ture is democratic.
The democratic state committee
claim Campbell's election assgovernor
of Ohio by $4,000. Foraker says that
he was knitted by the republicans.
The result of the election has caused
considerable talk here, and various
reasons are assigned for the unprece-
denied dernocratic victory. Inter
views with some of the leading politi-
clans of the country are given below.
x-President Cleveland who is here
SAYS: The verdict in Virginia indi-
Gates that the south is still faithful
TO the democracy of Jefferson and
Jackson.
ut is evident, that the. leaven Of
tariff reform has at last leavened the
whole lump. The west, which has
suffered the most from the unjust
burden of tariff taxation, has awak-
ened. The state platforms of both
III. and Ohio were abreast of the
st. L., Ss,.. IL 81 the subject of
tariff refo. n4.~afhe people have con- con-
sidered and passed judgment. 1t was
for the people to decide. They are
now deciding. 1t is enough for me to
say that | am satisfied at the indica-
tions and results of Tuesdays cleo
tions.n
President Harrison through Pri-
vate Secretary Halford: II think
these bye elections generally turn on
local points and that accounts for so
great a variance in the results from
year to year and. also, will explain
the great changing>of votes from one
party to the other. have not given
the recent elections much attention
and expressed no opinion as to the
result
General Clarkson: There are
many surprises in the republican de.
feats. but they come from local
causes in every state except Virginia,
and there the result was gained
by the usual methods of fraud, sup
preston and false counting"
Ex-Congressman Morrison: 1T
means, that the republicans didn't
spend as much money as last fall,
that is all. The big corporation re.
fused to have the fat fried out Of
them.