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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-07
KOcH'S DISCOVERY.
Every one or His Patients Bound to
Secrecy.

secrecy.
fSnecial 10 The Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
BERLIN, Nov. G.-Every one at the Hos
pital Salharite il under promise not 10 dl'
yulge ANYTHING relating 20 Professor koch
exneriments. Private patients under
KOch's care belong TO the higher aIlstoc-
racy. and have given their words OF hohor
IN Keen silent until he releases them iron
the obligation. From private source the
information comes that cOnsumptNe
vouth n son of an official at The
uygenic Institute, of which hOch Is
president, has already been cured.
In cases now under treatment change lot
the better is observed after hNe or SIN lhJec-
tions Of the lymph. within IA iOrthigh' ohe
case was of long standing ana IL loon
manths to effect an Improvement. Al lhg
patie4ts are seen daily by Dr. kOch anu
nv ex,octoratiOns are preserved for eX-
animation, and thelr lenlPeIatuiv -
.e.icad etc. Before six months all patients
ii't nv. I've nassed through the period OF Oh
VIZ -. and then DR.. isOch will he ready
so nn, he yesult before the world. ut
.piIPTs from four 10 eight weeks VIII
, necessary 70 complete a cure oh'
~, ~ .,,,t cases may take less Tine II d
sIl sI ~ 81. nor should arrive within the next
loI'n 'H,. days. and be willing to submit aDso-
vle'S" 80 the rules Of the Charity Hospital
iu'ely -, come under KOcb's present expert
le . IA ne. lie must bring docloi
i.I',Sn.,o nat be is suffering from lne
~, p, :, ',harcnios;s bacillus; otherwise ne WIN
.'nt he admitted. 1t is useless TO Apply ~
the nrofessor pel 'sOnally. az the hosPi'91'
s'tbnrities are quite competent u ueoiu' o,
whether patient shall be admitted VI "0
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/, dustry. who hold the balance of power
The First, second, Fifth, sixth, seventh
Eighth and Tenth Congressional districts
| have gone Democratic, and the Third
Fourth. Ninth aud Eleventh Republican
| The, vote in the Eighth is very close ant
may require the official count, but present
1 returns give ii to the Democrats by abou
eighty votes.
DETROIT, MICH, Nov. ct is safe to
predict IRON the late returns that the state
| Is Democratic by 10000 majority
and that the Legislature will be
Democratic on fusion vote with
the patrons of industry. The Demo
Gratis elect Congressman in the First, Sec
0nd, Fifth. Sixth. seventh, and Tenth dis
tri.ts: the Republicans in the Third,
Fourth. and Eighth districts. The Republic
cans claim the Eleventh district, and that
the Ninth is going in their favor, but the
Democrats claim both districts as doubt
full.
MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nm, Nov 6.-Sixty-six
counties, according to the returns, give
Merriam, rep, for Governor, 1859 votes
Wilson, dem, 70,2l3; and Owen, Alliance,
1924. Merriam's plurality is 3,s26. FIJI
teen counties are yet to be heard from.
Castle, dem, il elected in the Fourth
Congressional district by 1899 plurality
over SNYDER, rep. Lind, rep, Is elected
over Baker DEM. in the Second by l,OOO
plurality. Harris, dem., has ,I5l plurality
over Dunnell, rep, IN the First district. In
the Third district o. VI. Hall, dem., has
small majority over ID. ;. Hall. rep. The
Fifth district is in doubt. The balance OF
power in the Legislature will probably be
held by The Alliance.
NORTH CAROLINA.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., Nov. 6.-Mecklenburg
county Senator Vance's home) IL the ban
ner Democratic county in North Carolina,
giving a majority at this election OF 2.3s0:
Catawba county has held the banner TILL
this election.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Late returns from
Sullivan county indicate the election OF
George NJ. Beakes, dem, for the Assembly
instead Of Rose, rep. Unless the official re-
turns make further changes in the list the
Assembly will stand o. Democrats to 90
Republicans, and the Democrats will have
a majority on joint ballot in the Legisla-
ture.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, Nov. 6.-Latest
returns from south Dakota show that the
the result is an Alliance victory, and that
Loucks has been elected Governor. The
Legislature will also be Alliance, insuring
the defeat of Senator Moody.
TEXAS.
DALLAS, Ten. Nov. G.-Owing to his anti
railroad policy, Hogg. dem. candidate for
Governor, runs behind the ticket. The con-
stitutional amendments providing for a
railroad commission were carried.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING. W. Va, Nov. 6.-The Re-
publicans conrede n solid Democratic Con-
gressional delegation,
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
GUTHRIE, o. T., Nov. 6.-Ok,ahoma
Territory went Republican. Harvey, rep,
fo- delegate to Congress is elected by 1873
plurality.
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Attempted Suicide.

Colone, John NJ. Fleming, until recently
,di,or Of the knoxville Evening sentinel
atm ss,,smpted 10 commii spicide few days age age
q, h,s MOTEL in Knoxville, Tenn. He USED
o., an ordinagy pocket-kn'ie. flao,ag = on ni'
ahost over MS heart, he hit the handle wlf
yjght hand, driving the blade into his
h. This was done three times, inilictine
boa, zig slabs. Finding tLat ne had no'
three Vi in Killing himself by tnss g,eanns,
succeed ,verai strokes across " ,ne e,' a.,, s,ns
he made :. the region OF the yugu,ar. vein; sein,
hut failed to c. 'xts. The wounds are pain,
from loss OF strei.. .Gy,eseep trouble be will
full, but with no uh Ne attempt at se'i-de
siruction is said TO be
tracted spree.
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LONDON. Nov. G.-The Chronicle learns
that the POpe is about TO create Cardinal
Archbishop OF Dublin.
ZANZIBAR. Nov. G.-W0ik will be com
menced at once on the railway from Baga-
moyo 10 DaTes Salam. The contractors for
the rails are Messrs. Mannesmanz sons,
OF Berlin.
VIENNA, Nov. G.-The Czarwitch visited
the various Archdukes to-day. and after
waIds placed a wreath upon the tomb OF
the late Crown Prince Rudolph. This even
ing he dined with the Emperor, ana was
rendered an official reception. lie has been
greatly lionized during his stay here.
LONDON. Nov. G.-The Daily News says
that for business purposes the elections
NAV be said 10 have brought before the
world once more the strong common sense
and underlying honesty Of the American
ppOple
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ACURIOUS FORGERY.
How AN Ingenious swindler RAISED
Check to 81 900.


4 curious case of forgery occurred some
time ago. when an ingenious swindler got
possession of check of c. W. Whitehead
for Sl9. 20 on the First National Bank. pay
able 10 bearer. When payment was de-
manded the check called for So.OVO. ne
swindler did not present the check directly.
He went first 10 Waters " son and bought
g.. 800 worth of gold and silver Tor plating.
lie nresented the $1,000 check and asked
Waters AZ SON to send to the bank and
get if certified, and the payin. teller
did certify it. Then the swlndler got
mis- change in a check for 5000, pay
able TO bearer. When he presented THIS ior
nayment at the bank where Waters son
kent theirdeposit, the teller threw 1t out De-
cai,se the swindler spelled his name diner-
only i'm the endorsement from the way
Waters a Son spelled IL in the BODY Oi theil
check That saved Waters a son the vow
ON their own check. They sued the FIRST
National Bank for the iace OF lbe -" hite,
mead check because the bank has certlhed
n The banks defence was that the certll-
cation was only to the genulneness oil the
siCnatuIe. and that it was only responsible
far Sig so the amount Of the check before IL
was raised. Waters 4 Son proved that the
whole check was IA forgery, ana that IN the
writing of Whitehead's name were al ieas'
twenty seven variations, and the result was
thn, the First National Bank had 10 pa!
about 81. OeO.-New York sun.
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CHICAGO, Nov. G.-The cornerstone OF
the magnificent Masonic temple TO be erect
ed at the corner of Randolph and state
streets was laid this afternoon by Grand
Master John NJ. Pearson, with the solemn
and impressive ceremonies of the Masonic
order. The ceremony of laying the corner
stone was preceded by parade. OF local
lodges, in which 1900 men participated
The temple when completed will be twenty
stories high and will be the largest building
of the kind in the world.
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NORFOLK
Democrats Celebrating Their Victory
Rowden's Impotent Threats.


Bowden's Impots Threats.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. Special. The
Democrats Of Norfolk will celebrate the
election of Dr. John W. Lawson, and the re-
deeming OF the district to the Democrats by
big torchlight procession next Thursday
night. 1t is thought as many as 1000 Demo-
Gratis will be in line from the two cities.
Lawson's majority is officially announced
to be 63j. BJwden is much chagrlned at
his defeat, and says he will send several
Democratic judges of election TO the peni-
tentiary. No one, however, believes he can
do il.
President kimball, Of the Norfolk and
Western road, arrived in Norfolk yesterday
afternoon with a party Of capitalists. Mr..
KImball inspected the Norfolk and Western
improvements at Lambert's Point, and also
Norfolk companyis property in the western
section of the city, in which he is largely In
terested.
Colonel l.. Bremond, Norfolk agent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio road, has sent his
resignation TO President Ingalls,. Colonel
Bremond has been in poor health for some
time and has decided 10 retire permanently.
The Seaboard Land and Investment Com
pany has been chartered with capital OF
500, 900.
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DANvILLE:
Death of a Well Known Business Man
The BohIs' Cigarette Machine Co.

Death of q Well. Known Business Man
The BohIs' Cigarette Machine Co.
DANyILLs. Va, Nov. e.-lspecial. Mr..
Joseph stultz. young man well known iu
business circles, died here to-day of con-
sumption.
The stockholders Of the Bohls' Cigarette
Machine Company had a meeting at the
Normandie Hotel to-day. Among the
strangers attending the meeting were Cap
tain c. w. Blackford, Of Lynchburg, and
M.ssrs. Myers and Raab, OF Richmond.
The condition and the prospects OF the COM
many were reported in a most gratifying
conditinh.
The house and lot on Main siFeet, Known
as ;ha old Danyille Bank buiiding, ana
owned by the legatees OF the estate OF tne M
late German W. Pace, was sold al auction
Today ard purchased by W. J. Dance 4
Go, for ss,%q
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RnIfour,A Policy.

DUBLIN, Nov. G.-puring Chiefs sAeil
Balfour's visit 10 Danglo, Mr.. Nj Mn
NJ. l.. Tor South Donegal, declared 10
that his efforts 10 better the condition OF ih
country would be iruitless unless coercion
were abolished. Mr.. Baliour, IN reply,
smilingly referred to the enthusiasm WIN
which he had been received everywhere rs
"A Justification OF his policy.
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GLADSTONE AT CARLISLE.
The old Man vigorously Usnounce- '"e
Present Governm

LONDON, Nov. 6.-Mr. Gladstone spsAN
ing at Carlisle to-day, said that if the Gov
ernment's recently proposed license c'u'
pensation measure had been enacted TED at II
Would have cost the country Sl,Oo.0OO,OV'
~ "Vu n"rchase the rights Of the Publicans,
Parliament. he said, was now wearing oul
he life of the Government, which avoldee
d;ssniv,ian Sus ,,Iv as man with bad tooit
Welded The heroic remedy of the dentist
S,,e next general elections would seal tn'
does1 OF a loug endured reign OF inquiry
and segin an era OF natiOnal peace.
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DEATH OF A DeSPERADO.
Ex-NIayor Cottrell, OF Cedar Keys, kille
In Alabama.

Ex-Mayor Cottrell, OF Cedar Keys, Killed
In Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Noy. 6.-Ex:Mayor
Cottrell, Of Cedar heys, who few weeks
ago terrorized the Florida Federal officials
and escaped to Alabama, a aiugitiye from JUS
tice. was shot in the head and instant
ly killed at II o'clock this morn
ing by Chief Of Police Gerald,
of this city. Cottrell was drunk last
night, and was arrested by the police. lie
insulted the chief, and challenged him to
fight a duel. The chief, who in consequence
of the threats of Cottrell, had armed himself
with dOuble-barrelled shotgun, was sit
ting outside Of his office this morning when
Cottreli drove up in cab. After lew
words had been exchanged both men began
Rring with the results given above.
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THE HOWARD CASSARD.
Launching OF a Vessel Destined to Rev
olutionixe ShipbuiIding.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.--Ten thousand per-
sons cheered the reputed world beater
Howard Cassardn as she was successfully
launched at atLocusqPoint to-day. The ways
spread and broke as the vessel went on.
which materially shifted her ballast. She
was Immediately righted, but not
before having. partly at least,
proven the assertion that she cannot
be capsized. 1t isSclaimed that this iron
steamship, which Is constructed on the
Fryer plan for the Arrow Steamship Com
pany. Ia capable Of making thirty-fiye miles
an hour, and will revolutionize ship-buIld-
ing. Her debut certainly marks an import
apt epoch IN marine architecture. and the
host marine engineers pronounce her a sue :
cess. The vessel Is claimed % be iire-proof
and unsuitable. She Is magnincently ap-
pointed throughout, and viii carry no
freight.
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WORK OF THE FLAME S.
Owensboro, Ky. the Scene of n CoDfia-
grafton.

OwENsBORO, KY, Nov. Ga fire started
about midnight in the basement OF the Rudd
House, which was totally destroyed. The
fire then rapidly spread to the Messenger
newspaper and job office, and TO a. j: Wad-
dley's fine stone building and ID. a. Evans
livery stable. 1t is unknown at this
hour q A. NJ where IT will
stop. All the hose Of the fire de-
partment has been burst and the fire
department are perfectly helpless: Tele-
grams have been sent to Evansville ana
Henderson asking for assistance. Will III.
Hahn Jumped from the third story window
of the Rudd House, and is fatally injured.
There is strong wind and little hopes OF
saving any of the business portion OF the
city,
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PRINCE EDWARD,
Farmville Land aud fmpro, ement Com
psny-Crop Sews.

FARNIyILLE, VA, Nov. Especial j.
w. +. yenabIe. Esq. formerly OF Farm
vile, who is engaged In business at Bed
ford City, has been here some time suffering
with typhoid malaria, has almost recovered.
The Farmyille Land and Improvement
Company will hold meeting OF the stock
holders On the 18th instant. A great deal OF
interest is being taken, as we lind plenty Of
iron and coal near this place.
Our farmers have seeded the usual guam
tity Of wheat, all looking well and promis-
ing.
some smal. parcels Of this years crop OF
tobacco is being sold. and brings fair
prices. our crop in the county is said TO be
very fine, particularly for shipping pur-
DOSES.
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x,.,te stsrLine Fast Service.

a., ti,e Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
'spo'l"i aoi,. November G.-NeXt year Tue
LivERP, q star Line steamships Will
Inman Whil 80 their steamers so that a
alternate sailil II from Liverpool ever!
fast ship VIII sa announcement gives IN
Wednesday. The he travelling pnbiIc
tense satisfaction 10 q interested in the
and business men who al
PROMPT delivery of the mails.
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KILLED on "A Train.

SrDAIIA. Mo, Nov. G.-Colonel Thomas
b. Price. president of the Gazette frlntine
Company. of this city, was shot ana NOR
tally wounded this afternoon by judge J0hh
Higgins, Of Pitts County Courl, Wuile lhey
were en- route 10 their respective homes on
a Missouri Pacific train.
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TRINITY COLLEGE,.


CHARLOTTE, y. c., NOV g. Special. J.
A special from Monroe tonight tells OF a
sensation there. The returns from cotton
shipped from Monroe show considerable
falling Oft in weight, and several of the cot
ton buyers have commenced before the
Board Of commissioners proceedings
for the removal Of the cotton weigher, j. A..
Crowell, Able counsel has been engaged
on both sides, and the matter will be fully
investigated next Monday.
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SOUTHAMP ron COUNTY.
Butter-Dish Factorv-Ths farlaers aud
the Crops.

CoURrLANpI, VA, Nov. Special, =
A large butter-dish factory is being built
here by enterprising Norfolk men, which
promises to be an industry Of no little i'm
p0rtance % our town.
The farmers have finished digsing pea
nuts, and say the crop ~ good and well
saved.
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DILLON AND O'BRlEN.
Enthusiastic Public Reception rendered
Them In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. G.-Messrs.
Dillon and O'Brien, the Irish leaders, were
given their first public reception in America
at the Academy of Music in this city tc-
night. A large and enthusiastic crowd
being present. The meeting was presided
over bv Colonel Mcclure and POstmast T
John Field acted As treasurer. Several
speeches were made, and Sl2,SSj.7l was
raised for the Irish fund.
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LYNCHBURG
Bright Prospects for the Colored College
In That city.

In That city.
LYNCHBURG, Va, Nov. Especial. +
The coored people of our city have been
moving actively forward, building the col
Ored college. which will be a branch Of the
great Morgan University of Baltimore. the
leading cOlored educational institution
in America. Rudolph w. Rose, one
Of our bost prominent citiZons, VINO
has done much in the interest OF the build
ing 10 be erected. has returned from Balti-
more with the plans of the school. 1t will
be a handsome stone structure, and the
work will commence at once. The cOlOred
people are very much pleased at the success
Of their efforts, the subscription list III this
city alone amounting TO about $4,000, and
abroad 10 S4n.OOO.
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sen .tor Bi.elharn'. DaasA..r.w wedding.

LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. 6.--senator
Blackburn lett here last night In company
with his wife aud daughter for Washing
ton, 20 W. present at the marriage of his
daughter, which takes place ina few dsys.
lie has not entirely recovered from bis re-
cent accident, but says he feels able %
travel.
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KING WILLIAM.

Accidentally shot WhiIe Hunting-The
ore~t Victory.
KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE, Nov. g.
Special. Alfred Madison, son Of Mr., Johs
Madison, a youth Of about seyenteen years,
was shot aud instantly killed a few days
ago near Colosss. in this county. The sad
occurrence was the result Of tho careless
h sndling Of gun in the hands OF another
whilst hunting.
great victory.
The weather is perfect, and farmers are
in fairly good spirits.
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NAsUiSOrOS. Nov. 6.-First race, i've an anu !,
- nalf iurlOngs Cold stream nrst. S1s1i SyvVnu
flrt. three -fOurths OF a mile-Pain- n,.' ~.
frt Third race. fyc-eignths Of mile nv. M
Dc r nrst. Fourth race one mile-Ict Oeis
hrr. ffth race. one and three-eighths Vi
Nlr Long shot first.
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Special 10 The Times by Dunlap Cable CO..
PARIS. NOV. 6.--Sara Bernhadt, consid'
ering herself nsulted by some remarks in
the Cousier FrancaIs newspaper, sent her
son 10 challenge the author. The duel Will
be fought tomorrow.
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Sensational shooting Array.

IoSpoS. Nov. CA sensational shooting
saray occurred at oxford to-day. A lady.
whose name has not been learned, fired two
shots from a revolver at james Frank
Iiri.ht. d. d., master OF the University
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fo-daS's entries for Elizabeth races /:

frsi race. three quarters OF a mile-Bl the
ill, ttrr. III: beawsey, Ill; Michae', III
SILVER Prince. III: RheingOld, Ill; II zxie'
l'". netiic prather. los; Young Grace, los;
'tl'lke. lO3 Leviiler, lO3.
'r.ond rae three-0uarters Of mile. han
Major bono. 12s: Cynosure. l2f: be-
utter, IA; BeiwOod. l22; Now or Never.
its Nike Watson, 1872: Wrestler. l1S: Sir
l0. IA; Veronica, ia; Dr. Hasbiouck. 10.
ihitd race. one mile-lago. 9s; habel
n'tln, l02: Reporter. 1872. Cousin Jeems, 1872;
'n,stprake lOl; Granite, 1OI: BallyhoO. 9s;
N.nlral, Os; Al FarrOw, 40. Woodcutter. 76.
f"lIth race, three -fOurths OF n mile. sell
,s NerigOld, 81; Mr. sass, 100; Dictuin, -:
'iilsft. -; Common Sense, ll2. MacPher-
,'', lDi latina. lOl; Kate Clark. 1O1: Pri .
,', lDo Serapis. iO5; Mischief. 90; BuJ l.
iln race, fye-eigiths OF a mile-C Ill
D'iu, ll2' Count Luna. 112: Repeater. ii2:
t.,iil Russell. ll2; Pirate. iI2 GlennS ,unt.
i LIZ Mcnd"n. 100; Little Adile. iOs. vil-
,s, Maid. lO3 Lady Heei. 100. Add o 4 =,
baiiaiat, III; Canteen, lit; Prince
nAlh race. one aad one. sixteenth miles
fnX X-Fengenr, ia: Ernest, ia: t.blis
~ ilOOdtde. 100: dundee l05; NJ arie x.
~ quotation. IO7; Raymond, iW,: Theo
ls, ilui Rambler, ITO: Fernv/ood. 81:
I..tiOid' VI; Monroe, D0 rs. Is. Million iOi:
"'"eHi"n, li6, kipend. l02.
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Rernhardt In.nlted.

College the second bullet penetrating his
side aud iniliciing a serious wound. The
wOuld-bc assassin escaped.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Governor Fowle to Preside at Dillon and
O'Rrien M.etIngs-Eiection Returns.

Governor Fowle to Preside at Dillon and
O'Rrien M.etings-Eiection Returns.
RALEIGH, y. c., Nov. Especial. r
Governor Fowle to-day received a telegram
from Philadelphia requesting him to act as
yice-president at the meetings 10 be held to-
night and tomorrow night at Philadelphia,
at which Dillon and O'Brien will make
speeches for the first time to an American
audience. The Governor replied accepting.
A dispatch states that Colonel Mcclure
and Governor Beaver VIII preside at the
meetings.
TRINITY COLLEGE,.
The Building Committee of Trinity Col=
lege announce that the laying OF the corner
stone of the new main building OF the col
lege will take place on the campus OF the
college at Durham November llth. The
cornerstone layn will take place under
the auspices OF the Grand Lodge Of NasOns
of North Carolina. Masonic addresses will
be delivered by Hon. X. Is. Vance, of Ashe-
vile. and an educational address VIII be de-
liyered by ex-governor Thomas j. Jarvis,
Of Greonyile,
ELECTION HEtJRNn.
The CanyasslnG Boards of all the counties
in the State met to-day and officially can
yassed the election returns declared the
result. Official returns show mat this cOun-
ty rolls up an average Democratic majority
of six hundred The lowest majority is that
Of Thompson over Upchurcb for clerk, which
is All. Returns from everywhere show the
largest majority ever known in North Caro-
lima
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Al NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov. 0.-First rsee'
iNul-ud-a half furlOngs Vortex nr 81 Se
ier fret. 1hiTd race. one and One-siN Nrotn
~ miie-MariOn G.. frsL Fourth isoe>
Urre-qgaiiers OF mllc-Melenie hts.
rnf
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DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 6.-fhe wh9ie
Democratic State ticket Is believed 10 oe
elected by from 5000 to 1000 pluraii,s.
The Democrats have als0 majority In the
Legislature by about three majority 10 Ihe
state. and by some fifteen, including those
on the fusion vote with the patrons OF ip'