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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-11-07
THE IRISH COME.
The FuGitivcs Who Jumped Their Bail
Arrive in New York and are Toasted
by Officials.

New YORK. Nov. 4.-Wm. O'Brien. John
Dillon, Timothy Harrington and T. D..
Sullivan arrived this morning by the
steamer La Champagne. They were met
down the bay by large delegation Of
lrisincn on board the tug boat John E.
Moore. chartered by the Irish societies of
the city of New York.
General O'Bicrnc, Of the barge Office,
was in charge Of the reception arrange
mcnts. The La Champagne WAS sighted
carly in the morning oil Fire Island and
arrived at quarantine shortly after seven
o'clock There were about one hundred
on board the John +. Moore. These rep
resent twenty-five Irish societies.
Among them were Patrick Gleason,
president First Municipal Council, Ma
tional League: John German. treasurer;
cx-,Iudge Brown, delegate from Ancient
Order IiiLernians. Ancient Order For
estcrs and Irish Home Rule Cluh. Flag
presented by Archbishop Drake to Irish
Emigrant fair and which was given by
Edward /. Casey. Of AntiPoycriy So
ciety. ioalcd from the PROV OF the John
f. Moore At stern of two lines of
steamers representative flags of all nations
were displayed. Soon as the steamer La
Champagne signnlcd, the reception COM
mittcc got on deck the John +. Moore.
O'Brien was the first passenger to he dis
tingushcd. The reception committee
chccred him and lie waved his hat in re-
sDousp
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TIE MCCOY FiiCD.
Sud Mccoy. of the West Virginia Faction,
is Riddled witt; Bullets.

CHARLESTON. ". VA. Nov Ga special
from Elkhorn. W. Va. says that Bud Nc
Coy. the leader Of the notorious Mccoy
party, of the McCoy-Hatiicld gang. was
killed in Tennis Camp, in Logan county,
W Va, Or the extension Of The Norfolk
X Western railroad, on Friday evening, by
"A man named Dempsey. Eighteen bullets
were found in his body, and other parties
are supposed to have assisted in the
killing.
Mccoy collected considerable money
from the contractor, Tennis. and was re-
turning to his home. on Peters creek,
Kentucky, when the murder occurred.
An old grudgc rather than plander
prompted the killing. The county is
wild with excitement. Ii is believed that
Dempsey and his associates will he found
and the death OF Mccoy avenged. Mccoy
is known to have killed eight men, but he
always escaped punishment. The report
is not credited here, as word ought to
have reached here sooner than Elkhorn il
The killing had occurred.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-11-07
AN EDITORS DESPAIR.
Col. Jno. VI. Fleming of the Knoxville
Sentinel Attempts to Take His
Own Life But Fails.

kyoxSILLE, Nov. 5.-About 6 o'clock
Yesterday evening Jane Ward, Il chamber
maid at the Lamar house, was passing by
room No. 81 in that hotel which has been
for some time occupied BY Col. John ~
Fleming, late editor of the Sentinel, and one
Of the best known newspaper men in the
State. She heard Il call from within the
room, and, looking, saw Colonel Fleming
living on the bed. the clothing of which
was covered with blood. Asking him
what that meant, he told her that he had
attempted TO commit suicide. She asked
him FOR the knife he had used, but he re-
fused to give it to her. She ran down
stairs and informed Mr.. Lennon, one of
the proprictors, who went up to Col.
Flemng's room and found the horritying
statement made by the ,chanbcrmaid only
too true.
He found the Colonel lying on the bed
with the cover over him. Mr. Lennon
to give it to him, when it was taken from
him by force. The knife was covered
with blood 1t is common two bladed
knife, the larger blade being about three
inches long. \ physician WAS summoned
and upon examination found that Col.
Fleming had cut himself on the left side
of the neck, 4 cash about three inches
long but not deep, evidently meaning to
sever the jugular vein. In fact he add
mitted himself to Journal reporter that
that was his object He had also made an
attempt to penetrate his body, twice in
the region OF the heart and once farther
down, on the abdomen. He says that he
deliberately placed the knife to his body,
held it with his left hand and attempted to
drive it up to the hlt with his right. He
is physically very weak, and to this may
possibly be attributed the fact that his
attempt was unsuccessful
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-11-07
NEW YORK.

NLw YorR, Nov G.--Therc WAS never
such enthusiasm over an election in this
city \ fusion ticket Was gotten up, COM
posed 90: soreh,a!, of the County democ-
r'cy and anumbcr eft leading preachers,
and it va. feared that the Tammanv
braves woUI'! sustain loss. Everywhere,
however. The democrat, have clear gain.
The latest returns, Tonight, Indicate that
the republicans will lose sx OF lhcir dele
Cation in Congress trom this State, and
pcrbar. more.
The ci'yi, ahlaxe. Crowds. with torches.
axe 'hronsiag Tie streets; bands are play
ins and cannon arc firing.
Prominent men are addressing vast
'brons, in Madison square, from the bal
comics OF hotels and whereyerthe speakers
can ind space 10 stand
The newspaper. for the past two nights
have been displaying the returns by magic
l'sh'e apo" canvas. Every one OF the
Offices has large crowds still in front of
'oe". except the republican papers and
the Times, Wine! supported the fusion
ticket here
crowds are iaas.cd along Broadway, so
mat It is impossible for pedestrians to
push through and vehicles, Of course, are
blocked The street car. have stopped
The Legislature has been carried, which
'"'"re' the election of democratic sen.
a'or in place OF Eyarrs.
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Gone WrOIlp..

LOUISVILLE, Nov. G.-0rson u. Smith, young man
well known in this city, who has been for about six
bo-oC.i aud whose service for that road extends
over several years. arrested AT the Commercial
o,c this morning ut "a O'Clock by Captain Krakcl
and .iunthcr and charged with robbing the Adams
Express Company at Mi'idlesborough Of varables
RAINING over $500. Young Smith is dudlsh in APP
prarancr, fine clothes aud affects fire airs lie
came to this city Sunday morning direct from Mid
deshoTnug in company with g. L. Atkinson, young
merchant nj that city.
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The Three C's.

IoIixsox Cry, Nov. Cool. H. \. johnson. general
manager Of the Charleston, Cincinnati ii Chicago
raroa! company, accompanied by his consulting en-
gineer. Col dickinson, arrived here in private car
this morning They went out special train to the
NuT, Carolina line, having v.>ited the section OF the
road along the Clinch yesterday afternoon. Col
Johnson vas accompanied by Gen. Wilder, Snpt. Har-
ris and others. He has nothing say in regard to
The future Of the road further than it is proposed to
Resume work in few DAYS.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-11-07
WEST VIRGINIA..

WASHINGTON, D. c., NOV. 6.-Private dis
patches received here late tonight, from
Wheeling. WA, indicate the election of
the entire democratic delegation in Con-
grcss. Wilson, Hart and Anderson. DEM
ocrais, are, the dispatch says, undoubtedly
elected; and Pcndleton, from the First
district, is probably elected.
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville. Nov G.-Electon quiet.
weather fair and light vote. Democrats
arc probably elected in all the districts
rxccpt the Eleventh. where Wilson has a
Republican majority of 5000 i'll the past to
90 on. PAINTER in the Ninth has fight but
viii win. Caruth in the Louisville district
i elected by 1900 majority.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, $. c., Nov. 6.--Rcports thus
far received indicate the election Of Il
democrat in the Fourth district by large
majority; and the election of g. Il. Till
man as governor hy an overwhelming vote,
as compared with his competitor, A. c.
Haskell. The democrats have elected all
the congressman but one.
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Tom and Jerry Have Their Jokes.
(irom The Chicago rr,hu,e

''7''' VIZ OlIIF''E' KIIVUIV.J
"r' Hee'i was interrupted in his remarks 1T Rr-
"'0o' WIFE, by dog fight, and while waiting for
pace !" Dc Restored be said that he could talk against
steam engine, bat he always gave III to a dog fight.
~ the close of his remarks genera, cry wen, up
i"f Uncle Jerry Eask, WHO w1s in Reeds party But
Thai gentlemen latshingiy remarked that il was net
Ter Weather for Tom and Jerry thau for maxim. a
speech.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-11-07
THE BLOODY NINTH.

EsrlLLylLLE, VA, Nov. G.-Estillville
precinct: Buchanan. 2I5; Mills, 202.
Latest returns Indicate n majority in
the county.
MARION, VA, Nov 6.-1'hc probable ma
ority of Buchanan over Mills in this
county is !l0.
Democratic gain, III.
Abingdon, VA, Nov. 6.-Buchanan' $
majority thought to he so in Washington
county.
If so.a Democratic gain of 4l9.
DUBLIN. VA. Nov. 6.-l0:l5 p. m.-From
seven prccints in Pulaski county Bu-
chanan receives Sc majority. The whole
county will give him at least 100 moiority.
Ten precincts in Washington county
give 9SG majority TO Buchanan.
Bland gives Buchanan - to 100 ma
iority.
There is gain for the Democrats in all
the ninth district.
WyrnEv,llr. Nov. 6.-Wythc county
gives Green for Senate 400 TO 800 ma
jority. and Buchanan for Congress BOO to
400 majority. Democratic gain Of about
700.
Pulaski. VA, Nov. 6.-Pulaski county
gives Buchanan about 100 majority.
Six out of eleven precincts so far as
heard from give Buchanan III majority.
ABINGDON, Va, Nov. G-Fourtccn pre-
cincts in Washington county give Bu-
chanan (DcmocraD net majority of
l,09l-a democratic gain of 5:i3 over the
vote of leSS. The same gain in eight
small precincts to hear from will give Bu-
chanan majority in this county of 600.
kilograms to Buchanan from other coun-
ties in the district indicate his election by
| 800 to 1000 majority. Mills (Rcpuhli-
cam Hooded the district with Doodle, yet
every precinct heard from show large
democratic gains
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OF 10.
,I'KIxLiY ELECTED.

CiycIxxAri. NOV. 5.-l0:3o p. m.-Mc-
kinney elected by y small majority. New
IIampshicr Democratic. which insures 4
Democratic senator to succeed Blair, Re-
publican.
CoLuMrrs, ONO, Nov. G.-Early returns
from nearly every section of the State in
dicatc Il republican defeat.
Ii is claimed that Mckinley, who made
large gains, is defeated hy !5o; and that
Calico Charley" Foster is elected by 400.
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Winston Elected In Miuneapol,s.

MlxNEAroLls, NOV. G.-P. B.Winston has
been elected mayor after hard fight but
by a good majority. he got the demo-
cratic nomination some years ago, but
found it impossible to overcome the repub-
lean majority Of 1000, though he greatly
reduced it. This time he won hand
somely.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-11-07
MIR. L. 7. IRVINE.

Mr.. Irvine was next called upon,
who responded in an eloquent manner,
and aroused much enthusiasm. He
said: Il am deeply gratiied at the
feeling that is being manifested in this
enterprise. If this spirit keeps up and
prevails we are on The road to final
triumph and success. The motive power
must come from the people. The biggest
man on earth, with the most powerful
muscles, is but pgmy if he has not got
in his heart the spirit of honesty, pluck
and energy. One brave man is worth 4
whole regiment of towards. The very
thought enthuses me that right here we
have the location for mighty city. No
other words can express it. Nature has
been lavish with us; she has called to us
to go to work and forge from her the
great things which make IL city. We have
here ut our doors the most magnificent
coal fields under the blue skies. defy
the world to compare with our coke: Gram
berry ore just yonder in touch, and sur
rounded b. the finest of forests, and rail-
roads plunging through our very midst.
What more can we ask nature TO do 10 aid
us in the building up of n mighty city!
If you will pardon little personal injec-
ton, may tell you how came TO be in
Big Stone Gap to-day? While was at
college in Central Kentucky, we invited
John r. Proctor to come and give us Il
lecture. Some said they were disappoint-
ed with what he had TO say, but he,went
on 10 tell of the hidden wealth of Ken
lucky and Virginia. He said, Here in
the smiling garden of the 'hlne-srass
region, you are apt to scorn yon noun
tuins with their hidden treasures, but let
ME tell you, yonder in those mountains is
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-11-07
More COking Coal.

ROANOKE, VA. Nov. G.-Onc Of the finest veins of
cokg coal vet discovered, has recently been found In
Southwest Virginia. measuring twenty-five feet in
thickness. with two feet Of slate. 1t belongs to the
celebrated Flai-fop or rocahontas field. which has
bec, partially developed in the past few years and
become universally noted for lis coke and Steamng
qualities. Parties from Graham lave secured 200
Of the wild land on Which this vein was found
also several others OF smaller dimensions.
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GRAND RALLY.
The Citizens Hold an Enthusiastic
Mass-M Getting and Establish a
Commercial Club.
1t Is Attended by the Horny-handcd rs
Well as by Lawyers, Doctors, and the
Real Estate People.
THE COMMITTEES APPOINTED

Pursuant to the announcement in the
Posi- last Friday morning, the meeting of
the Commercial Club was held at j. b. +.
Mills Office in the Intcrmont Hotel, on
Friday evening. a large crowd was pres
emf, and great interest was manifested
throughout the meeting. President c. E.
Sears presided. He made few remarks
at the beginning. and then called upon a
number of the members OF the club 10
make speeches, and offer any suggestions
that might further the interests Of the
organization in any way. Mr.. Z. NJ.
Hardin was first called upon, and he ex-
pressed his qualification at the step that
had been taken, saving he thought the
organization of the Commercial Club was
a brilliant movement, and the thing we
have been needing for some time. He
spoke of the progress that Middlesbor-
ough had made, and showed the superb
ority of our natural resources, minerals,
location, ETC., over those Of Middlesbor
ough. THE day is not far distant When
we will be supplying Middcsboroush with
all her coking coal, minerals and iron ore.
Let us not depend solely on the Improve
ment Company to build up our city, but
90 to work ourselves and every man do
his part"
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Col. Bcirne Better.

KclMcSp, Va, Nov. 6.-!-ctters received here from
Col. Richard F. Beirne, who recently taken to
private asylum, indicate that Bis health is greatly
improved and that his mi;d Is almost entirely
stored. His letters cheerful and do not Indicate
tis least mental troubie.
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TENTH DISTRICT.

SrAryroy. Va, Nov. 6.-'Thc vote is en-
cecdinglv light in Stannton and Augusta
county. The city vote is solid for Tucker.
PANrLlM CRY, Va, Nov. G.-Appomat-
fox gives Tucker good majority.
BuExA VISTA Va, Nov. 6.-Bucna Vista
participated in an election for the first
time to-day. Scventy-fyc per cent of
the registered vote was east and Tucker
(dcmocrat) received Il majority Of l45; a.
j. TAYLOR, Independent, received = votes.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
LARGE pEMocrArIC GAINS.


RAnLElGu, Nov 6.--lndica:ions are that
the Democrats carry the state by about
10000. Large Democratic gains in Con-
gressional vote in the Bird, 18th and 9th
districts. Democratic gains in legislative
ticket steadily increasing.
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ILLINOIS.

DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR FOR ILLINOIS.
CmlcAco. Nov G.-lDemocratic State Com
milrcc claim that private adviccs show
the Democrats carried the state by good
majority; that they have certainly gained
three congressman and probably five.
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EVANS DEFEATED.

NASHVILLE, Nov. G--l0:W -. m:--Snoa-
,,rass Democrat, defeat Evans, Repuhii-
cam for congress. Houk's Republican
u rna;ori,y very greatly reduced. Knox, Da-
wilson and Shelby counties eject eh'''c
Democratic legislative ticket
NASHVILLE. Nov. 6.--From returns re-
cc;vcd low estimate places Buchanan ;
,no;or;y nj $4,000. 7. NJ. Mcconnell,
Chairman Democratic Executive Commit
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Big Lumber Deal.

Drs&poxrn, Or, Nov,6-F, W. Ralhbun& To-, iunn-
Der merchants, recently purchased The immense tim
Der limits of Golnerc Co., and are negotiating
with the English for the sale of ,heir joint concerns.
The syndicate has made preliminary offer Of 1900,
900, bu, tho Ea,.bans want 81, GOc,OOO.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-11-07
Pennsylvania and Kansas TALL
A MONARCR'S VOICE.


WA-m>eToN D L, Nov o. ~ '''''
returns tonight ARE Startling !" P''''
lions ThcFc has been 10 '"'' ~ ""
in the history OF inns county OF any 0'"''
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breadth when tell YOU upon '''''"' Wv
mates, that tie present r'H"'''''" "'''
ioriry in the lower House VIII he 'V'''''''
and that the democrats VIII nav ,""
bod; by a "'l''''''
and twenty
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A Double Tragedy.

cHATrAHooaA, Tenn, Nov. IA, Kingston, Tenn,
to-day Jyhn u. Wester, il, town marshal, was shot
BY james Edwards, whom the marshal was trying TO
arrest, aud wester in turn shot Edwards Both men
died In an hour from their wounds
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INDIANA.
GONE pEMocRATl,

Ixnf,x,rolIs. Nov. 6.-'Ihc chairman Of
the Democratic committee CLAIMS major
ty of not less than l6.ooo ON the state
ticket. and eleven out Of the thirteen men,
hers OF congress.
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SECOND DISTRICT

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 1.-The election
passed oil very quietly in this section and
particularly in the two cities. where the
democrats made splendid triumph.
The Intelligence from all over the dis
trict shows falling of OF the Bowen vote,
and the indications Of DR.. Lawson's cleo
ton are very encouraging. although Judge
Murdaugh failed to divert the republican
vote to The extent expected.
In this city DR.. Lawson's plurality is
| III. a gain of 2.l0o.
In Portsmouth DR.. Lawson's plurality
is 81.
In Norfolk county the Bowdcn vote fell
off tremendously, and that faction is de-
cidcdly diSpiriicd.
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TENNESSEE


w "']'-Ni'i rENNLsEr DISTRICT.
.a i'o''"s ,' JUNCTION.. Nov 6.-Four-
, ,IH district Hawkins county, Baxter.
H. - buchanan. 81; Butler, 30 Taylor.
, NA,''A''t'. November G.-'rhe vote in
S'. ,"l ' ,, county is very light. Nashville
H. IL nan OF Tie district IN The county rive
s''ach"nan, Democrat, 2,2egs; Baxter h..
31' ~ 'I3' Kelley, Prohihitiouis, :.
EI,n H., ne remaining districts strongly
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NEW YORK.
pI,lorr iTlC iIorSf.

NV YORK. Nov 5.-1'hc sun says the
next House of Representatives will be
Democratic by -. the World ana Herald
say 10. and the Tribune declines to make
definite statement.
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\ Nice Tea Party.
louisville Post.l

Gen. Cas,lemaM entertained at lunch at the PEN
dennis to-day Nr. James Lane Alien, Mr.. Robert
furas wilssu, IT.. John ". Fox Co. s,caaasd 1oii,-
ston and severe other gentleman.
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NEW JERSEY.
nrvocxArIC HOUSE.

Tp,xrox. \. j.. Nov. 6-DemocratIc
senators have been elected IN EsscX,O mon
Monmouth, Somerset and Warren coun-
lies. which gives them control OF the Sen
ale. The House viii also he Democratic.
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FROM VIRGINIA.
A Clean Sweep of the Entire Field, and
Rebukc to the Force Bill, Its Daddy
and It's Nanny. and Its uncles
and Its Aunts.
A ROUSlNC MAJORITY.
FIRST DISTRICT.

TArrAuAyxocK, Va, Nov. G.-W .A.Jones
is elected by 200 or 800 majority
FREpEElcKsBrEG, VA, Nov. 6.-Thc re-
publicans here now conccdc Jones : cleo
ton by over Zoo majority
Much enthusiasm.
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FLORIDA.
FLOKlDA pEMOCRATl

JACKSONVILLE. Nov. G.-Es,imatcs state
ticket Democratic hy over 5000 majority.
Congressman elected by largely increased
majority over lseS.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
'ENoCEATIC GOVERNOR.

CONCORD Nov. Cit is conceded that
the state has elected Democratic COVER
nor and the entire legislative ticket a
Democratic senator is insured
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DEL AW ARE.

WILMiScroN, DEL, Nov. 1.-THE demo-
Gratis elect The legislature and congress
men. and claim the governor by 10000
majority.
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KANSAS.

TorkKA. Nov. 6.-Kansas will send for
the first time in many years broken Re-
publican delegation 10 congress.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-11-07
AIAHA VI 4.

MONTGOMERY. Nov. 6.--An entire Dem
ocratic delegation was elected to congress
in Alabama
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HOW. \.
nLMnl.EATlC GAlN.

DEs MONIES. Nov. 6.-Eighty precincts
shows net Democratic gain OF ."2'' on
secretary of state.
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TIE ! AIS

WA>u'>cIoN. D. c., Nov 6.-lt is now
claimed that the democrats will have i
MAJORITY OF over $50 in the next House of
Representatives,.
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rENNSYLV ANA.

PATTERSON ELECTED GOVERNOR.
pnLAprlrllIA. Nov. 6.-Complete returns
give a Republican majority OF l2,26'
RrApiy,;, Nov. 6.-ComPlctc returns
give Patterson. Democrat, for governor
81 majority: Democratic gain, ,aoo.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6-ll:W a. m.-Pat-
lcrson. Democrat, elected by Il small ma
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uls Last Cl,anee

sra,nping than Sir Julian be shesc
to renew negotiations in the Behring ses matter.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR ELECTED.
Bosrox. Mass, Nov. 6.-At ! o clock a.
m. 2jS cities and towns in Massachusetts
rive Bracket, Republican. 9S.I3l, and Rus
sell. Democrat l01, Jos for governor
900 PLURALITY.
Nosroy, Nov. 5.-RusSell's Democracy
plurality is 1000.
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n,,rr,,r nv r\rrrn,oN.

puuAplLrnrA. Nov. 5.-The Democratic
headquarters have thrown out portrait
of Robert l.. Patterson, their governor.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.

HAnElsoSHrRG, VA, Nov. 6.-The cleo
ton passed off quietly. About one-half
the democratic vote was p0llcd
The republicans made no organized
fight against Col. O'Ferrall, but their vote
in the Valley counties was cast as rule
for Underwood, the prohihitionist candi-
date.
Rockingham probably gives OFerrall
l,2oO majority, and his majority in the
district may reach 10000.