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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

WARSAW. VA. April &c. Special
Fmma Garland. aged four years. daughter
of Air. N. B. Garland. sheriff Oltfl- county
was seriously burned yesterday llc.
ci0tl,es caught fire while she was play in.
In some ness ground being burnt over, neal
her fathers house.
Rev. r. f.. Kerr, ID. d., Of Richmond cii3
eaye one of his most interesting ana ln.
strucli,e lectures in the courthouse. at inis
ulaco. on Wednesday. His object is 90 raise
hinas 90 build "A Presbyterian church al
W Neems. Va,
Rev. j. ID. Berry. OF Bedford county, has
accepted "a call 20 Mcnokin Baptist church.
in This county. and N0mini and Macnadoc,
In WcsimOrland.
The farmers are getting ready for plant
ing corn. Ihe season being favorable, ihe!
have made large preparations for crops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
NOVEL SUIT,

Chicago " .fe nrinss fction Against
Her Husband for ,ianGer.
CnicACO, April Judge Anthony. tAis
morning, entered Judgment Sj,oo0in favor
OF Ms. NaJ q. Williams. against her hus-
band. Aaron =. Williams. in her suit for
$4,000 lCr SANDER The action Is the hrst
in Cook county whore the wife bias sned her
husband on such "a charge. and. as may be-
supposed. ihe suit is one of many outward
sieus of exceedingly strained relations ye-
tween ihe couple.
Dir. IS iiianss Is a refined capitalist. who
lives on ihewcsf side. and is said 10 have an
income "a $1,000 or 5000 a year. Mrs.
Williams i, a handsome and cultivated lady,
about MY years 0i agt, Grandmother, and
leadlas membtgol a fashionable west sldo
church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

ORANGE. Va, April o. Special. lhe
roads in this county are se very bad that
travel IS almost impossible, aud those Wh0
lived as neighbors once are living as sTang-
ems now. IL is not believed thai there is
any excuse for this condition Of public high
ways. The appropriations IN this county
are All sufficient to giNeus moderately goou
roads.
Mrs. ID. C0wardin, OF Richmond, Is visit
ing in the neighborh0od.
Mail officials should be spurred TO their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

rr... a.. .....r.
WuIIiM.BrRG. NA- April b. Special.
rv-rirort and ov-Counfv JUDGE H. L.
Henley. a prominent "epu'''''H' n''' l"''
received an appointment as special agent
ol the Census Bureau.
William Washington, % ego MA' i sees
in uih county ID i'N iiiiie7 N.'"N N.'. "'
been appointed ioa lne'a,iFe place in ,ne
Noiillh ON-llii-h'uae uNueI H' '' "'i''''
OBJ. ne" collector
me funeral "l lLt il'' 'ii i.,' N"t'.
i0oN place yesterday l'N' lNe N'''
church. me services were e0hdu.
lht le't9i' ". o. Do ~ -''''i ID. ii'' ". 4"
very Impressive sermon caIiAe sle'''i ''-
ioniion io ihe uue christian chhiac iti t'
eNemphheI in the iiie oi lne deceased 'li-.
owens was most e'iiinNNie laNti h.ni
nnu MpHiAelle iA Ati hii"ifi ut'pi.A %.
Beer l1nh! ana 'ih.e, aNl li", .i
cnli.i 'an' 'ne ie"fe7 H"7D""" "'" "''
chiioien'
N'i liist l'oie "' '''.' '...ii
last meeting. received four ne" iinenl'ei-.
This lodge is in h'uil,hihs ',Nui'i'il' liu
now numbers about ei-hly' ana Is uoiAs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

NEw l0EN. April "A Herald special
from fegucigaipa. spanish Honduras. says;
Edmund sWrgis Crawford has been ar
rested at santa barbara for the theit Of a
package containing fti go. IN transit from
ibe American Exchange National Bank, in
N.W York, 10 the Adams kNmess Compa-
nts ollce. The package was fddrcsee1 10
me United states Treasurer at " Washington.
4 large portion OF The money wfs found In
CgaNfor0's possession. The robbery was
tcnmlg.el IN New logS May Z, lssc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
LoulsVLlE - A PHGNlX.


She Is Rising lp Rapidly from iicr Ashes
and Debris.
LOUISVILLE. kn-- April 4.-Ole week
has now elapsed since ihe tornado. and ihe
city is rapidly recupemtIns from DO ELECTS.
The work Of repair in tlo wrecked district b.
g0.n. vigorously urHafd and thlt portion
0f the city is q beehive 0i carpenters. ma-
SON, Iud iaDorer-. Business bias resumed
its REGULAR channels Tine danger 0i %
stand-Dlpe at the WaierW0rt5 has been
afortcd by the substitution 0f temporary
apparatus. which las been Norku- -au--
iact0rly for tNO days. Water VIII De-
turned ON i0ail GLASSES 0l consumers i0-mor-
row. and many factories which were iOrci d
tO stop Will resume.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
4 KANSAS MYSTERY.
4 Series OF Murder, rs Notable - the
Iamon. nena.r Crime.

I series or MURDER, rs NIitHtc - the
Famous Bender Crime.
ATWOOD, KAN. April 4.-Judgo Beriram
Yesterday sentenced Gracian Chleb0gad 10
dny years in the leniieniiay for murder
Cnleb0rad is about thirty years Old, and
will probably not live 10 serve his time out.
ine crime OF which be vas convicted was
poisoning his yonnges brother, Jose. b
last December. strange to say although
there was proof positive Of strycAnine IN tho
dead mans stomach. and every circum.
stance pointed to Uracian, a. the murderer,
the iurs returned a verdict ofmurder in the
second degree, and aquitted Mrs. Chlebo-
rad. Gracian's wife, who was indicted with
him. The Judge, however, made amends for
the lury's action. by pronnuncing a sentence
that virtually amounted 70 life imprison-
ment.
Ii the evidence OF Ghleborad's neighbors
Is to he bell we'd, The poisoning OF Jcsepl
Chleb0rad va, the last OF series OF mur-
ders. that, | investigated, will Iroye a
horrible IS the Infamous Bender crime
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION.
An Trade Providing for its settlement
Issued.

CONsTANTINOrLR, April Am trade
providing for tho reopening Of negotiations
with England with regard 10 the Egyptian
question has been signed by the sultan.
The trade proposes the holding Of con-
ference, with the evacuation OF Egypt by the
British troops as preliminary condition.
IL II said that negotiations having the ac-
cOmplisment Of this purpose IN view will be
at once opened between Lord salisbury, the
British Premier, and the Ambassador OF
the Porte al London, Rustem Pasha.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

DENVER, COLI. April 3. 4 CHEYENNE.
Wyoming. special sals All of fue Nortn-
ern shcril- ara ai fdl cry On ihe Trail oi 90
desperate gang OF wholesale horse thieves.
ihc ireeD00icr- finding themselves closely
pursued. cut the telegraph wires. TIE
thieves have Dy this time reached 3i0u.ap,.
with two hundred head of Wyoming horses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

The Mackay Railway System bought ny
the Nanderbits.


the Nanderbilts.<s
LOUISVILLE, KY, April i.-rhe Times
this evening says ad,ces have been lc-
ceyed from New York that the Yanderbllis
have bought the Mackav Railroad system.
The system embraces the Louisville. Evans
willie and ST. Louis Airline thc
Evansville and Indianapolis. EransYille
and Iene Hauie. Peoria. Decatur and
and Evansville, the Tell City and Camel
ton. the Illinois ard ST.. Louis. and the
RockpOrt, Jasper and Nj. Vernon Railway
a total of 800 miles.
I'm regard % this reported deal. Mr.. j. g..
Iawcatt. "A railroad contractor, OF this city,
said tonight. II heard at Cincinnati yes
lerday that the Nandcrhlts had bought the
Cincinnati. Wabash and Michigan road
from Mr.. Mackay. and have excellent fca-
sons 90 believe 10 is true; hut I don't know
rs to'the 0therroads oftho Mackay system"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

ATLANTA. GA, April GA Northern so
ciety is being formed here for social pur
poses, and % aid in spreading correct ideas
.n tle North as l0 the state oi industrial
and social affairs in lhe south. About olo
hundred Northern born citizens attended
ihe preliminary meeting to-day al Che
Chamber 0l IOMWeut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
\ 0ans Of ralger. Arr..led.

VIENNA. April A gang 0f iorgcrs who
have been utteflng spurious spanish and
Italian bonds. We're run down and arrested
at Trieste to-day. The face value 81, the
bogus paper they have pu. ia circulation .s
upwards of % OND DHU Of francs. II BIS stated
that q large number Of persons OF high s.-
cial standing in London aud Paris afe lt.-
plicated in dispOsing of fhe fraudulent
bonds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

.l.. hlnsioHs soothing syrup should ~
Dbl. used Nheu children are cutnhs
"a relieves inc little sufferer al once,
ii.NNr.s naiufll, quiet sleep by relieving
N' eNiIl nom pain. and iL6 little cheruD
.-@'t at bright an a button n ftd}
'ni io Taste. n sOOthes tho ciiii, avli
p. gums. aliays an pain, relieves winu'
.le bowels and Is The 0esl kivnn k'.'
i.. lDi aiHifhWa whether arising ,s iion
"''itie. IN lh,oaHh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

SAX DlKOO, CAL, April 4.-M. r. Alex
ander, of rens0ula, son Of General u. =.
Alexander, United states army, and brother
OF Lieutenant W. :. Alexander, at Fortress
Monroe, Va. committed suicide yesterday
by taking strychnine. lie had lately been
drinking heavily, aud left note stating his
intention 10 take his own life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
x lLpsa sHIKAaO.'
Mysterious Death of Distinguished
Looking Foreigner.

Mysterious DEAN OF rl-tiNs "i7i'"
Looking Foreigner.
HARRISBURG, P4~ April "a disiif-
guished looking foreigner, whoresl-lerad at
the Kolion House on Wednesday as "holte
shikago.n died in bis room Yesterday from
ar0plexl. Suicide WAs nrst slsptct o.,
but tne physicians decided that a
clot OF blood ON bis brain caused
his death. "kolier' was iQull uncoAsci-
Gus shortly before noon. aud died three
hours later. lie could not speak English,
and there was nothing about him which
would lead 90 Identification except, pei
haps, lock-t which contains the pictures
OF woman Ia middle hie, and yout <
man Of twenty-five. The stranger WAS
about forty y-eighttears of age. His remains
are held awaiting Identification.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
THE RHoOEisLAND ELECTION


h' NNAt'VN f'f"HfNh ft'N" ~f"A "ttftt ~
the Democrats.
Providence, r. J., April 5.-At 1880
O'Clock this morning. the Aldermen couch-
ded their canvas. sf the votes cast in Wed.
nesiay'5 election. -Four representatives.
were elected from this city, instead or
two. They are Jesse Mctcalle. Hiram
Howard. William ID. softer and LDfiu Be-
Cook ali Democrats. s0 tbgt iaat party
now has elected thiriy-e.sai members of
iAe Legislature, instead oi ihirtY-siN, and
have % elect seventeen more tO secure
majority In the pard committee The r.
nubliclns have 90 elect twelve more o.
secure The same result
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
THE IRISH LAND BILL.
Lord Randolph Churchill Thinks n "a De
lusion and snare.

LONDON. April j.-Lom Randolph
Churchill has written second letter 20 the
press, In which ne ridiculos the PROPOSE
ton that the Land Purchase bin
is tranQuilixing and pacific
measure. ON the contrary. he assoris, b. is
certain to lead 90 Jealousy and population
of rent among tenants whose landlords ro-
fuse 10 sell. Five year, 0f continuous rc-
pudiati0n, he believes, will exhaust the c1srl
guarantees and compel recourse % tho cone
tlngcut guarantees. thus throwing ireland
into a state of anarchy never contemplated.
Lord Randolph promises 90 write third LETT
ter, embodyins his own propasal for "a pu-
chase scheme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

NEWARK. y. j., April i.-Dasid Batfn
a past grand commander of Che Knights
Il mrltr. Of New jersey. committed suich .
to-day by hanging himsolfl boz ,ae cellar of
years old. and iae act wa, due 20 sunerInw
from facial neuralgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
a FLOGGER FLOGGEu.
Russian Peasants Ciso thor Chief a
Good Iiirashing.

VWIII T II TI7TTITlIF
81. PETERSBURG, April 4.-lho peasants
Of the Government of Riazln, inconscd hy
The continued hogginss To- which they
have been iudiscrIminatciy subjected
by the district chief. NOriyinOn.
have retaliaicd by attacking that
officer and administering io him "a Soc
we're whipping with his own Instruments 0i
torture. The police essayod t0rtscue AOrt-
Vn0n, and were stoned for their pains apd
driven from tho scene.
The Car was deeply na'l0l go receiving
the news of the summary treatment ot bis
rnnrnsnnlniINe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
ALiTrLg CYCLONE


other lriiiing franA-.
MINNEArOIs. MlNN., April A spec
cial TO the Tribune from Clinton, io"a.
says The little oliy Of Dewitt, iowa, had "a
small. but genuine. cyclone .l0m the -oail-
west yesterday. it, path was uut a. rod OBJ
two widt bat several Duiidinta were de-
traH-Qlauled. A curious feature was tLt
iransplaniing of heavy porch from Tie
front % the rear OF "a residence. knocking OH
% chimney IN transit. a couple 0i I0l- 0n
either side of ths st0rm-ceutge. scarcely
breath of aiI was disceiniNle. 40 ouc was
injured. but the property damaged was con-
siderable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

BOMBAY. April l-Ihe Min owners As-
s0ciati0n hts decided fo shut down the spin,
ning mills eignl days and the weaving mills
iour DAYS ih each month oi period Of three
months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

Democrats tndorfed s3 Republicans,
DuncQ4-, iONA. April i.-'ihe l'epubii-
can llty Convention today endorsed iAe
Democratic nominees aud adopted "a resOiu-
ti0n IN favor 0f repeating tlr present proti.
1ition law and the adoption of e ludiei0us
license law
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
IKE NEWS SUMMARY.

..H.r westerly winds.
...t.or prevented camo of hall be.
.. NcrNnatons and Richmonds yes.
.hc Haan %. Police Commission
nu. dd nothing The Board OF
.. Examiner, adjourned Tho rumoi
.... r.cr would become sole lessee OF
f Academy was dcniel.-Good
.,... . observed ln tho churches THE
.....f Council discussed the proposi-
.. .I0N D. Do. johnson g. Co... of Hich-
establish RON works in their city,
VIRGINIA.
ID. Berry. of Bedford county. has ace
...ll io Nonohu Baptist Church
.. NanlolIh ls confirming at Aicxan-
tr Aimrol IaVcnncr died suddenly
...f. un.-Omuge county roafs are n
.nfton. -In. shenandoah Valley
Iuu build 3D. brick depot at Eucna
- ~uns.rlnuons ior e. car factory 40
... ara being rnsed.-laft oi 70
iru fin away ot Chahowle.-- Mr.
..... Thurman. of laiati.a. Iia. and Miss
.l Browne. ol IyucAburs. were mar-
Ifu.uIyos broke Ais Deg while cNcr-
.,mnasum at lyrcnnmg. Tho
nr. business mems club ol Norfolk
c.01aue.d. .d.---air Charles Reid
tl.nneueil birthday at Norfolk
.r.I. hona done on tno decks of the
baltimore. at ine n1Fy yafd.-iho
...fp fp.tersneileis opposed Go prma-
.....n r.c0ecl.-At Petersburg. last
eIGs- letters were handled
.r... william and Mary students had
........r,
,.......,......,, ,,fl toso
...rtbe .iatc.-coi james
IU r.0.". .'.N"'''' '' S''''''' ,,'''
a'i'. l'i.io''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05

The liouee to-day considered and passed
iNe private pension bills coming over from
last Friday nights session. and then went
into Committee Of the Whole ON the private
calendar
The bin for the allowance of certain
claims for stores and supplies used by tine
United states army, under the provisions
oi the Bowman act. WAS discussed at
length. mainly on points 0i order. Pending
action 0n the Bib. the committee rose and
the House. at . P. M., took recess until 5
O'Clock. the night session t0 Doe for lhe COM
-ldoration of private pension bills.
The House. 40 the night session. passed
thirty private pension bills. and at lO:3O J..
VI. adjourned until tomorrow
Representative Henderson, of Iowa. iu-
tI0duced in tue I0n-e t0.daya joint resolu-
ti0n. proposing am amendment % the c0nsti-
tuition. providing for iAe election of Senators
by qualified voters of the states. The rrs0-
luton was referred % the Judiciary Com
mttfen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-05
ANOTHER CONTEST,
AND ANOTHER REPUBLICAN,
STEAL ON THE PROGRAMME.

The Alderson-McCinnis Election Case
From West Nirginia-Exssecresar Of
the Navy Con Champions McGinnis-
Congregational Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, d. G.. April A. Special.
The most interesting proceedings at the
Capitol today was the consideration Of the
McGinnis-Alderson contested case from the
Third West Virginia district General
Nathan Gon. who was defeated for Governor
Of West Virginia after a contest before the
Legislature, appeared for McGinnis, the
Republican, and made most yindictiyc
and yonomous political haungue. he
demanded Of the Republicans that they
unseat Anderson In order 20 ,indlcato him.
COT. and iu personal appeals declared that
should ihe Republicans sustain Anderson.
That would tend i0 support the Democratic
allegations OF Republican frauds in West
Virginia In ISIS. Though McGinnis has 30
ease. and did not even die a brief until long
after bis case had been set for hearing,
Coils plriilan appeal viii IN an pr0baDili-
ty carry him through, as the Republicans
of the committee stop at no outrage.
A young country attorney named kucker,
who also appeared for McGinuis. In speak
ing of the cOntfOyeried negro votes, said
most of the negroes came from Virginia.
where 10 seemed they an voted the Demo
cratic ticket. as Democrats held seats in
CONGRESS Dg reason ofthese negro votes. Tie
added that Ia Virginia just as many negroes
were counted as the Democrats needed.
Colonel OIerrail Indignantly protested
against amy reflection un0n his state.
RuchDf ret0ried that he was not casting
reflections. as Doe was "a son Of Virginia.
"lhen You are degenerate son. replied
Colonel O'ferall.
Chairman ROwell remarked that the
negroes We're Democrats In Virginia, but
ail Republicans in this case.
Colonel O'Fcuall sad. " Mr.. Chairman
I have never yet made "a dispamging remark
in amy of these cases. but We are compelled
90 slt here and listen % them (chichy from
the chairmanl, and am tired OF it,"
k0Woll apOlOgiscd.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-11-08
SECRET SOCIETY NOTES.

An order of the Jr. o. U. A. ~, will
soon be instituted az Bethlehem.
Pennsylvania members Of the P. y. 5. of
A. are objecting to the innovations made
the other week by the National Encamp-
ment. The Executive Council recently
entered protest against the changes in the
Constitution, and some prominent members
of the Order are urging Pennsylvania with
its 40, 900 members to secede.
Camp No 500, P. o. S. of A, was ins-
tituted OF Macungie on Friday evening.
The affair proved interesting
The Buffalonian Odd Fellows are seri-
ously agatating the question of erecting an
Odd Fellows temple at cost of $4,000 or
more. The National Odd Fellow says such
building in the city would be worth 5000
members to the brotherhood.
In Germany many Masonic temples are
built in the outskirts of cities, and are sur
rounde by beautiful grounds. During the
year many entertainments of different kinds
are given for the enjoyment of Masons and
their families.
Washington made the remark, when
asked CONCERNING the order, that if Mason
ry never accomplished anything else but the
protection it throws around the female rel
atives of Masons it is worth all its costs" F"
In Alabama there are 4s9 clergYmen who
are members of the Masonic fraternity.
The largest Rebekah lodge in the world
is supposed to be Social Lodge, No. 10, Of
Manchester, N. II. 1t has over 700 mem
bers, and is striving hard to reach 1,OOC
this year.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-11-08
Estate Notice.

Estate OF Josiah Bowman, late of BoWmans-
town, Carbon comfy, Ia, deceased, All persons
lnuepttd To said estate are requested 70 make
immediate payment. and those having legal
claims against the same Will. present them with
oul delay IN proper order, lOr settlement 10
PENN BOWMAN, Executor
uct A. lls5-t " hoUmanstoWn, Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-11-08
RAILROAD NOTES.

The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company is
again re-lssuing the large frame time
tables.
The Philadelphia and Reading Company
is fitting up nine of its passenger locomo-
tiVes in Reading with the steam apparatus
for heating passenger cars. They are to be
used on the Bound Brook division, where
the passenger coaches are now being fitted
up with pipes.
A sensible reform which has been inau-
gurated by majority of the leading East
ern railroad companies has at last spread to
Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Company is erasing the words
Ladies" and Gentlemen" on the doors
of all its stations and changing the inscrip-
tlons to "Women" and "Men,"
Three wrecks occurd Tuesday night on
the Lehigh Valley railroad. The first was
at Lucy Furnace station by broken axle
that threw several cars down into pond
there aud also blocked the tracks there for
three hours, The second vas al Slatington
while freight drawn by engine lel was
passing by coal train drawn by engine 1858
running ino its side, damaging an engine
and wrecking ten coal cars. The third
wreck was by a wrecking train, drawn by
engine S2l, while on its way to the scene
Of the second wreck running into the rear
of coal train drawn by engine 1877.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-11-08
TUESDAYS RESULT.

Pennsylvania elected Robert E. Pattison
Governor.
Russell, Democrat, is elected Governor
of Massachusetts,.
The Democrats sweep New York State
In great shape.
In Minnesota Gov. Merriam, Repubi-
can, is reelected, but the state shows
Democratic gains.
Little Delaware proves true 10 Demo
cratic colors.
North Dakota witnessed hot fight With
large gains for the Democrats.
South Dakota proves true to the Repub-
llcans but defeats women's suffrage.
John Buchanan is the new Democratic
Governor of Tennessee by at least $4,000
majority.
Iowa looks Republican, though latest
advises say that the Democrats are still
hopeful, having made heavy gains through
out the state.
Humphrey is the new Republican Gov
ernor of Kansas by 10000 majority.
California stands firm in the Republican
column and elects a solid state ticket.
New Hampshire shows large Democratic
gain.
North Carolina rolls mp 10000 majority
for the Democrats and claim eight ont OF
nine Congressmen.
Montana swings into the Democratic
column, and the state is claimed by 1000.
The result in Connecticut is close one
way or the other, aud the election of the
Governor may 60 10 the Republicans who
claim the legislature.
West Virginia sticks TO the unterri6ed
Democracy by an increased majority.
TaKas rolls up her usual Democratic
majority.
Washington returns majority for the
Republicans.
Mississippi elects an entire Democratic
delegation 10 Congress.
Florida sends word that every county ia
the state goes Democratic.
Illinois is in doubt, but the Democrats
make heavy inroAds 10 every county
Alabama Is solldly Democratic.