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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
ILLINOIS.
Cannon, of Foul-Mouthed Fame, Defeated
by About 800.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispstch.l

by About 800.
[By telegraph to tho Dispstch.l
CHICAGO, November 5.-The following
personal message has been received here;
" Dnnrile. H.-To Hon. William Henry Sai'h,
Chicago: Busseys majority IS about S9O.
tSigned) j. u. CANNON"
MASON (REPUBLICAS) FOE CONGRESS DEFEATED.
CHICAGO. November 5.-Allan G. Durbor-
row Democrat) is elected in the Third Hi
nois district over Mason by plurality OF
about 3,257.
THE CHICAGO sHBIEvALTY.
CHICAGO, November with twenty
seven precincts in the city and five in the
country towns to hear from Lawler (Demo-
craft, for sheriff, has 72,12l and Gilbert
Republican) 69S12.
RADICAL BowKLL ALSO DEFEATED.
CHICAGO, November ga Daily Ne,cs dis
patch from Bloomington Qll) says: Con-
gressman Rowell (Republican) Of the
Fourteenth district failed 20 secure re-
election. His opponent carried the dis
trict by 800 votes.
A sHRUEKEN REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY.
CHICAGO. November 5.-The full vote Of
Illinois. official and unofficial, and the esti-
mates indicate the election of Amberg
Republican) for State treasurer by a plu-
rality of about 900 over Wilson Demo
craft Edwards (Republican) for Superln-
tendent of Public instruction, has plu-
rality Of 5000 over Raab (Democrat).
DEMOCRATIC GAIN OF FIVE coNcRTssmEN.
The following are the congressmen-elect
from the State of Illinois First district,
Abner Taylor, Republican; second, Law
renee f. McGann, Democrat; Third. Alien
L. Duborrow, Democrats; Fourth, Walter
G. Newberry, Democrat; Fifth, Albert j..
Hopkins, Republican; Sixth, Robert Il.
HIT, Republican; Seventh. Thomas j..
Henderson, Republican; Eighth, Charles
A. Hill, Republican; Ninth, L. /. Payson,
Republican; Tenth, Philip Post, Re
publican; Eleventh, Benjamin 4. Cabell,
Democrat; Twelfth, Scott Wike, Democrat; !;
Thirteenth. William NJ. Springer, Demo
crat: Fourteenth, Owen Scott, Democrat ;
Fifteenth, S. Il. Busey, Democrat; Six
teenth, George w. Fithian, Democrat !;
Seventeenth, Edward Layne, Democrat /;
Eighteenth. William S. Firman, Democrat I;
Nineteenth. James II. Williams, DEMOCRAT;
Twentieth, George w. Smith. Republican; !;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
The rrayior Electric Motors and Dyuamos

The Trayior Electric Motors and Dynamos
have proved a great success, and the com-
pauy il several weeks behind on orders.
The Motors can be- seen in many OF tho in-
dustrial establishments of our city.
Messrs. Stowe a Nuokols pronounce tho
one just put in their shops, rear OF 1870
east Main street. as perfect. IL Is running
"A planer and two saws. Wo also notice
one running MIR. James Carr's foundry on
Cary street, and another AZ his shop. cor
nor Eleventh and Cary. They are WONDER
fully busy little machines.
The business Of the company is also 70
supply electric power, which they do at 70.
markably low rates from their power sta
tion, Ninth aud Arch streets. This is thy
only Motor and ynamo-manuiacturne
establishment IN the State, and deserves,
as it has received, the financial support and
announcement of our best business
men. The public is cordially invited 10 in-
speot the Motors. A polite official will ex-
plain the workings and excite your admira-
tiOn and surprise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
THE OLD BAY STATE.
The Largest Democratic Majority in the
Lower House on Record.
Try telegraph 70 the Dispatch1

BosToS, November 5.-The Globe says
With one half dozen towns TO hear from in
Massachusetts,, at 2 p. NJ, Russell Demo
craft is leading by over 10000 votes. In
the congressional districts the Democrats
reelect O'Neill. have more than doubled
Andrews's plurality Of l,5O0, and elected
Sherman Hoar in the Fifth, Moses Stephens
in the Eighth, George f. Williams in the
Ninth, Frederick S. Coolidge In the Elev-
enth, and John c. Crosby in the Twelfth.
The Democrats probably have the largest
majority on record in the lower house,
having not less than 100 members against
75 last year aud from II to 10 senators,
against IL last year.
Lieutenant-Go Halle gets through
with 5,409 plurality, but Auditor Ladd is
beaten by w. L. Irefey by 6,555 plurality
the first Democrat chosen to any of the
lesser State offices since the first year Of the
Republican Administration.
The vote Of the Ninth congressional dis
trict, the Prohibition vote wanting, Isl:
Gambler Republican,, 1908: Williams
Democrat, l2,23S. Williams is elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

coremony was performed BY the Rev. John
w. Carroll, q relative Of the bride. Tho
church was beautifully decorated with
growing plants and evergresns.
rHs ATTENDANTS.
The bridesmaids were Miss Nora Smith.
OF Richmond; Miss Ola and Miss Matte
Payne and Miss Lula Porter. OF TINS CITY.
Messrs. Stonewai' Tompkins. Payne Car
roll, Andrew Carroll, and DIR. Lawrence
Flanagan, all Of this city. were the grooms-
men. Mr.. Frank Beale and Mr.. Willie AZ
len were the ushers. Miss Lucia Sterling
presided ct the organ Ia her usual artistic
manner.
The bride Ia daughter Of T. @. Morris,
Esq.. of our city, and q niece OF Mrs. II. Il.
Valentine. The bride and groom. with
number Of invited guests, were given re-
ception at the handsome residence OF Mr..
II. p. Valentine, after which the happy
couple left for Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hull will make their home in this county,
where Mr.. Hull has recently purchased
farm.
Musical and fashionable circles are con-
siderably excited over the approaching
appearance of the great Clara Louise kei-
logg.
on west Main street TO tho University Is
great Improvement on the old eye-sore
and adds greatly TO the looks Of the street
and the comfort Of pedestrians.
X. III. Rawlings, ESQ. has been elected
delegate to the Baptist Association from
Liberty church. this county.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Bette Bowman, daughter or the
late Captain l.. r. Railey. died suddenly in
New Orleans last week.
Mr. Il. II. Rawlings. IL is stated, has Of
fered portion of his fne estate " Carle-
ton for the Baptist Orphanage At Sle0
per acre, with the understanding that II IL
Is accepted at this figure he will conIi.
butte 5000 to the orphanage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
The GREATEST VICTORY EVER WON
Democratic Gain of sixteen Thousand and
Majority of Forty to Fifty Thou
sand-Lcgisiative Majority.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

lopeclal tesegrhn 70 tDe DispatCuAJ
RALEIGH, ". c., November 5.-Election
returns received to-day raised to the
highest pitch the spiri 's Of the Democrats.
II Is the greatest Wet ~ they have ever
won IN North Carolina. Returns from $50
precincts, Just third of all in the State,
show net Democratic gain of $1,000.
The Democratic majority will range from
10000 to $4,000. Republican Chairman
Eaves says it will exceed 40. 900. The Demo-
Gratis have. beyond question, elected con-
greSsmen by increased maJorlties IN all the
districts save the second.
CHANCES FoB MBwBoRyE.
There the net gains of Mewborne Demo
craft on the vote for Governor two years
ago are very great. Mewborne himself
said to-day that no believed he was de-
feated, but IL is the opinion of Chairman
Smith Oemocrat) and Chairman Eaves
that the result is tonight very doubtful,
with Mewborne rather in the lead. Re-
turns from that district come in slowly.
The alliance brought all its power to bear
for Mewborne.
CURIOUS FEATURES.
There are some very curious features
about the election. J. j. Mott and J. b.
Eayes are rivals and deadly enemies. They
are the heads of the Republican party.
nlOLl : NLiIEt tHuA i-bFto oOu W
bring about the crushing defeat OF Charles
Price, the head of the Republican ticket,
by sending out tickets from which Prices
name had been cut of. Eaves's friends
charge that Mott is mischief-maker, and
that his circular issued the day after the
Republican State Convention here WAS q
terrible blow at the party and is the chief
cause Of its crushing defeat In this cir
cular Mott called upon the registrars OF
election and the poll-holders so as TO Sc
cure information which could be used to
carry the Lodge bill through Congress.
FoRcE-BILL PROMOTER.
Mott is the agent in North Carolina Of
the promoters of this force bill and they
have furnished him with money in consld-
erable sums. The result of these quarrels
between these two men. each Of whom
wishes TO crush the other and rise on his
ruin, have torn their party asunder. The
negro independents are very distastefui to
the white Republicans. who are this year
outspoken in their denunciation of the ne
gro. This is particularly noticeable to-day
after the election Is over.
LEGISLATIVE MAJORITY.
The Democratic majority in the Legisla-
ture is even larger than was believed pos
sible last night. In only three or four
counties have the Republicans made gains.
These are slight. Independents were IN
many cases defeated by Democrats. There
will be very few negroes in the Legislature.
Wake county will claim the honor of be-
ing the banner Democratic county. 1t
gives the Democrats 1900 majority. The
Democratic gain is over 1000.
OTHER MAJoRITIRs.
RALEIGH, n. c.. November 5.-The re-
| turns up to 10:45 show that Cheatham Re-
publican) is probably elected in the Second
congressional district by about 1000 ma
jority. and that the majority of Cowlee
, Democrat), in the Eighth district, ap-
! proXimates 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
GLORIOUS VICTORY.
The Democracy Triumphant All
Along The Line.
REEDISN G M'KINLEYISM THROTTLED.
The Republican Policy of Force Sat
Down Upon.
THE HOUSE LARGELY DEMOCRATIC.
The Tables Completely Turned-Gains Of
Congressmen Everywhere-New Hamp-
shiro Democratic; Massachusetts
Democratic; Pennsy1yania De-
mocratic; Wisconsin Demo-
cratic. and So IL Goes
North, East, and West
A Splendid Popu-
lar Success,
Indeed.
THE HOUSE LARGELY DEMOCRATIC.

Fuller returns from Tuesdays elections
bear out the indications given yesterday Of
magnificent Democratic triumph oil
along the line of battle. 1t is evident that
the Democratic tidal-wave swept over the
whole country, without regard to Sec
tional lines. There must be tarifI-tax re-
duction, constitutional methods of govern
ment. peace, quiet. and an absence of
force in public affairs. So have the SOW
ereign people spoken, as appears below.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
A DvICE TO MOTHERS.


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
TEN DEMOCRATS.
The Virginia Delegation in the
Tilty-Seconl Congress.
ADDITIONAL COUNTY RETURNS
The Wise, Lester, Edmunds O'Fsrall, and
Tucker Walk-0yerx
THE C0NTESTING CANDIDATES
Jones, Lawson. Epes, Lee, and
Buchanan Good Winners.
BOWDEN BADLY BEATEN.
His Vote Decreasing, and He is Getting
Ready 10 Contest
BOWDEN BADLY BEATEN.
His Vote Decreasing, and He is Getting
Ready 10 Contest
MAHONEM MOCH ELATED
The Fx-Boss Cloating Over tho Defeat OF
Uo,gden and Observation-Disclosures
md Lees Inore asing MaJorities-~
Rejoicing Nirginians.

Below we give additional returns from
the counties and congressional districts
which further confirm our claims and esti-
mates Of yesterday. II viii be seen that
Jones. Epes. Ice. and Buchanan are elected
by large majorities, aud Lawson's vote
continues 10 increase in the Second dis
trict 10 such figures as to remove all possi-
Bile doubt ofhis election. Wecongntulate
Virginia on having for the first time a solid
Democratic delegation in Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
CONGRATULATIONS TO GOVERNOR HILL.
M,KIyIry Ayp FosrEn porH DEFEATED.

"LrMA, ONO, November 5.-Congratula-
tions. Ohio elects fourteen Democratic
CONVERSATIONAL gain of nine. Mckinley
and Foster both defeated.
lSigned.l CALVIN ). BRIoE."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Foreign capital being invested IN Nir-
gina land-Hanoyer land pays well. On
August ~, 1880, Mr.. Potter Paul. Of tins
city, bought farm in Hanover county,
containing 49, acres. for $4,000. On Octo-
Der rs. 1850. Messrs. Il. b. Chailin X Co.
real estate agents. sold this farm for Mr.
Paul 10 Mr. Fred. L. Palmer, Of Eng
land. for eight thousand dollars. MIR.
Palmer viii occupy this farm az ahomot TOR
his family
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
TELeeRAMs OF GENERALIZATION.
Gordon Reioices-BOweli, of the Elec-
tlons Committee, Defeated.

Chairman J. Tayler Ellyson, Of the Vir-
einia Democracy, was flooded yesterday
with kilograms from all directions con
graduating him upon the splendid victory
won in this State on Tuesday,.
lie was at his Office early in the morning
and remained there during the greater
part of the day. kilograms came thick
aud fast from all parts OF the state ana
Union.
Late in the afternoon the Chairman re-
ceived these commendatory words from
his worthy and efficient predecessor, Hon.
Basil b. Gordon, who is at Ampersand,
"Warmest congratulations on your un-
paralleled success"
FROM THE FIELD.
Congratulatory kilograms were also re-
ceived by Mr.. Ellyson from the chalrmen
OF the district committees IN the FIRST,
Second, Fourth, Eighth. and Ninth dis
tricts, and also from party managers In
different sections and from some OF the
congressmeu-elcct
One of the first kilograms to come
60 hand in the forchoon was one from
Mr.. A. Z. Thorn, of Norfolk, men,
Der of his Executive Committee, who in
formed him that while all the returns were
not in in that district he was certain that
Farmer lawson was elected by over 800
majority. This ls one OF the biggest Ylcto-
ries gained in the State.
WORK WELL DONE.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Ellyson sent the
following Telegram go MIR. Nj. Glennan,
editor of the Norfolk VirginiGn:
Il congratulate the Democracy OF the
Second district upon their well-fought
battle and glorious victory"
He sent the following TO Captain +. X
IAssiter. of Petersburg, chairman OF the
Fourth District Committees:
~ told Won at the Petersburg convention
that the Democrats of the Fourth district
were the Stonewall brigade of the Virginia
Democracy. The result shows you were
worthy of your name. My thanks and
congratulations"
RowELL DEFEATED.
Captain Wise yesterday afternoon re-.
ceived a telegram from DR.. ID. ). Dyson, OF
Burlington, H., stating that Rowell, the
Republican chairman of the Committee on
Elections of the present Congress, had
been defeated by at least 1 900 votes. This
he regarded as absolutely certain.
There were few people offering for cleo
ton whose failure will give more genuine
pleasure to the people of the South than
that of Rowell, whose partisan committee
was so unjust in its dealings with contested
cases. 49,.
Early yesterday morning Captain Wise
also received a telegram from Hon. Roswell
Z. Flower, of New York. Mr.. Flower said :
~ congratulate you and Virginia. We
cain four Democratic congressman IN New
York, and are sure of the next House."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
U. S. ClRcUIT-coURT DECREE.
Tho Norfolk and Southern Railroad to
Be Sold in Thirty Days
fsnacial telegram 70 tho Dispstch.l


NoproIK. VA. November 5.-Judge Rob-
ert w. Hughes, of the United States Cir
cult Court, entered a decree this after
noon for the sale of the Norfolk southern
railroad. The decree gives thirty days
for the defendants to pay into court the
amount of tho Indebtedness OF the road,
and if this is not done the road Is to be
advertised for sale for three months, and
then put up at auction at the courthouse,
in Elizabeth City, n. @. No bids less than
$500, 900 to be considered. and cash de-
posit OF $4,000 will be required OF the
purchaser on the day Of the sale. Messrs:
Charles Sharp and William Is. Martin, OF
this city. are appointed the commissioners
under this decree.
Mr.. Blanchard OF the Census bureau AZ
Washington. is III town completing the
fishery statistics of this section.
All instruments and other facilities with
which 10 make the survey OF the Danyiiie
and East Tennessee railroad have been
shipped. and il is said the corps OF engi-
neers will very soon be in the field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Democrats Elect Lucas and All Four
Congressman.


Congressman.
special telegram to the Dispatchl
CHARLESTON. November 5.-Tbe Demo-
Gratis IN the State have made clean sweep
and carried almost everything.
THREE THOUSAND MAJORITY.
Lucas, for Supreme Judge, will get 5000
majority. All four congressman are elect
ed by greatly increased malorities. In this
district Hon. John ID. Anderson Is reelected
by about 5000.
FIFTEEN on JOINT BALLOT.
The Democrats have made large gains in
both branches Of the Legislature and will
have majority of fifteen on joint ballot.
Marion county, the home Of Governor
Fleming, which is usually Republican, gave
Democratic majority of $50. In Harrison
county, Goff S home, the Republican ma
iority was reduced from 440 to 225.
BIO cHASoEs.
This ia q vindication, but not the vindi-
cation for Gof that he sought. Mercer
county, where the large vote was cast for
Col two years ago, gives Democratic
majority Of $50, and elects the county
ticket. kanawha county, which gave from
500 to 900 Republican majority two years
ago. gives as high as 1928 majority in one
case, aud elects the entire Democratic
ticket, with one exception.
TIE DEMOCRATIC TIDAL-wAvE MADE CLEAN
SWEEP THERE.
IBy Associated Press.l
WHEELING. w. Va, November 5.-The in
dications are up TO 4 o'clock this evening
that the Democratic tidal-wave has taken
West Virginia in its course aud that that
party has made clean sweep. Hubbard
(Republican), for Congress in the First dis
trict, has been defeated by fully 500 majori-
ty. The district is Republican, but apathy
on the part of the party in Harrison and
Marshall counties, the two Republican
strongholds. did the work. Their showing
is a surprise to both parties. Smith (Re-
publican). for Congress in the Fourth dis
trict, still claims his election by asmall ma
jority. The State Senate will probably be
a tie, which Will prevent a gerrymander of
the State by the party having a majority
in the Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
DELAWARE.

The Next Legislature Nineteen Demo-
crats to Eleven Republicans.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WILMINGTON, DEL, November 5.-Com-
plete returns from the whole State give
Reynolds Democrat), for Governor. AS
majority, and Causey (Democrat); }; for Con-
gress, 5i4 majority. The city of Whining;
ton has gone Ala Republican ON the head
Of the ticket. The Republicans elect their
county ticket in Newcastle county by Sz6
majority.
The next Legislature will stand: Senate
Democrats, 8; Republicans. 4. Mouse-
Democrats, "a; Republicans, Z. Taere IS
no United States senator to be elected fhe
Prohibitionists, who had o full state ticket
in the feid, poned about l5O votes In the
State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

ioihi i......... ......s".s.s ..ss4tlUI Loo,
Rockville and Halls shop still 10 be heard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
KANSAS.
Three, and Probably Four or Five Repub-
lican Congressman Defeated.
t3y telegraph TO the Dispatch.I

tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, November 5.-The To
peka Capital, Republican, sends the follow
ING dispatch to the Associated Press: This
city and county elect the entire Republican
ticket by a small majority, save one Re
publican representative to the Legislature
named Baker, fusion candidate and anti
ingalls,, who is elected. The State returns
have n decided look for Willets and the
defeat OF three, and probably four or
five Republican congressman. Moonlight
beats Case in the First district, Davis de-
feats Phillips in the Fifth, and McNall is
beaten in the Sixth. In the Seventh Halo
well comedies that Simpson is elected 10y
5000. The chairman OF the Peoples party
claims to have received returns from 1GO,-
600 voters. which would give Willets about
1000 plurality. The Republican commit
tee claims that on joint ballot in the Legis-
lature Ingalls, will have O majority.
REPUBLICAN Loss.
KANSAS CRY, November 5.-The Stars
Salina (Kans.) special says: Davis Qnde-
pendent and Farmers Alliancel will be
elected 10 Congress in the Fifth district
by about 5000 plurality.
ISGALLs's REELECTION DOUBTFUL
KANSAS CRY, NO.. November 5.-Senator
Ingalls's reelection Is subject ef grave
doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Carter, the negro candidate. polled four
votes in this city, aud 80 far as known they
are the only votes he received
ORANGE.
Oalsag, Va. November 5.-Oranee coun.
" Official vote Lee. l.is3; Hume, 713.
Loupoux.
LxEssuRo, November 1.-The vote polied
Tor congressman Is ~ follows, Genefal w,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
MINNESOTA.
The Democrats Claim tho State-Marked
Congressional Gains
By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

IBy teIograph 70 mo Utspntch.I
MINYEApoLIs, November 5.-The guber-
material vote is very close in Minneapolis.
Twenty-three counties give Merriam (Re-
publican) 22,645: Wilson DemocraD, 49,
lis. and Owen (Alliance), less. This does
not include Hennepin county CMinneapo-
ls), which gives Wilson 1000 plurality for
Governor. The Democrats claim the
State. The Alliance vote does not cut so
great O figure in the counties yet. to hear
from. siider Republican, IL defeated by
Castle Oemocrat) for Congress in the
Fourth district. Hall (DemocraD defeats
ID. s. Hall RepublIcan) in the Third dis
trict. and Harris Democrat) wins over
Dunnell in the First district. The Fifth
and Second districts are doubtful. The
Democrats made nearly a clean sweep on
the county, city, and legislative tickets in
this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
THELAND OF FLOWERS.
The Way tho Revolution Affected the
Southern Peninsula.
rBy Telegraph TO the Dispatchl

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. November 5.-Five
counties (Duval, Putnam, Yolusia, Ala
chu. and Marion). heretofore either wholly
or part Republican, give handsome Demo-
cratic majorities. The greatest revolution
is in this county OuyaD, which has here-
tofore given from 800 to 1000 Republican
majority. Tho returns from yesterdays
election show Democratic miorltles. OF
from 100 TO 1,i43-the last named being
Mabrie's, tor the Supreme Court:
This is Democratic gain of from 1900
10 1888 for the various candidates. Put
nam county. heretofore Republican, is
Democratic by en- aYerage majority OF 45l.