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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11

for two hundred and cichty-threc year, past
has marked the spot where Anglo
norman civilization on this conii-
ncnt first took root t0 spread
eventually over the entire western world.
Tho English people have been the success
ful coloniler- Of The world. They have al
WAYS carried with them the genius of Anglo
Saxon freedom. cnCrgi aud advancement.
Hence the success of the Virginia colony
With the building Of JamcstoAn began am
autonomy which was i'm time Oh become the
great American Union. The success OF
of virginia ensured thatoi later and weaker
colonies. The lilo of fhD settlement 200 Ply
mouth rock would have been short one.
situated as 10 was between the French on
the North and the Dutch 900 Now Nm-t'i-
dam, hut for tho prompt aud decided CON
duct az "a virginia Governor ~lN wears before
the Purilans had landed. The moral effect
of the successful settlement ai jamestown
was to encourage thr immigration of others
from Great Britain 60 America.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
Iiogsat Drill.

4 correspondent writes that one Of the
most interesting military sights in Europe
is afforded by the spectacle of dogs az drill
in France. lhey are under the command of
"A -ub-licutenant. and are surrounded by an
admiriu- group 81 yagrant ours. Who do not
enjoy tine distinction If being enrolled under
tine French ha-. The dog, are trained to
act as scouts. messengers. and scutincl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05

trict; Bum. Fourth districts; Williams,
Fifth district Alexander, Sixth district (;
Henderson, Seventh, and Crawford, Ninth
district. The returns az 10 Cowles (Demo-
craft in the Eighth district are very meagre
and an accurate estimate ns 70 ms status
cannot DO made tonight. IL - the belief
Of Democratic Chairman Smith that he ~
safe. while Republican Chairman Eaves
thinks there ia doubt as TO that district.
WILL ACT WITH DEMOCRATS.
Cowles's opponent is an Independent
Alliance Democrat and will act with the
Democrats il elected. News from the
Second district so far il unfavorable TO
Cheatham Republican,, though IL seems
hardly possible that he can be defeated.
IGifr.--Boturns from the Seventh district
indicate the election Of Cowles Democrat)
20 Congress over Faucette Independent
Democratic Alliance candidate.)
CRAWFORD ELECTED.
Reports received at 1870 O'Clock state
that Crawford (DemocraD, carries the
Ninth district by 1,400 majority. The Re
publican leaders here conoede Ewart's
defeat.
HALIFAX HANDSOMELY DKNoCBATrC.
WELDON, N. c., November 4.-Weldon
township polled the largest white vote
ever polled here before. The Democratic
majorities are Judicial ticket 81, legis-
latiyo 33l, county 800. Many negroes
voted the straight Democratic ticket j.
j. Mott was here to-day aud hung around
the polls, The county il undoubtedly
Democratic by handsome majority.
FIVE HUNDRED MAJORITY.
SCOTLAND NICK. N. c., November A.
Elections passed of to-day very quietly.
The Democrats will be ahead throughout
the county. The State and county
ticket viii run about 900 majority
Cheatham's majority over Nowbernc at
this place is 1G1. The colored voters seem
perfectly well satisfied with the new
method Of voting. Every one voted who
came. There was not challenge OF the
polls during the whole day.
cHEATHAM's DECREASED MAJORITY.
NRwBERvg. n. c., November 4.-The cleo
ton passed off quietly. The vote shows a
slight falling off Of both parties. This
county being heavily Republican they elect
all Of their legislative and county ticket {;
also give Their cOlOred congressman Cheat
ham fair but decreased majority.
A DEMOCRATIC INCREASE.
EE1Dsvr1IE. n. c., November 4.-This
town gives Williams Democrat, for Con-
eress. "a majority. Several precincts IN
the county heard from. The Democratle
gain IS over 81. A heavy vote is polled and
the Democratic 10 considerable.
BIO DEMOCRATIC MAJoRITTEs.
rAYErTFvuLF, November4.- Cumberlan
county gives coo 20 200 Democratic ma
jority. FIVE counties give Grady Demo
craft $500 majority. with four Democratic
counties 20 hear from.
AsHEvuIE. n. g., November 4.-Asheville
township, which includes three precincts
outside the city, gives Crawford Democrat
467 majority over Ewart (Republlcan). The
Democrats claim Crawford's election, by
from 800 10 200 in the district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
ISN'T THIS NEws'

We've got suits a, tie-dh you know IN ia
an unusual topping-plsce-most people Jump
from so sl1 wo dou'L There's many man
wants something utii, choicor than even WE
can show at al0-and SIN don't caro- to 80 as high
suA Tho TWELVE DOLLAR grade suiacsm
abou, right Two dollars iudioioasly spent on
a Suit will show itsolf. Wore not afraid TO have
You pull 'om to pleccs-and look ON through
and ,hrough-then "oisc 'em W" 10 ANYTHING
you'll ina marked at s. moro WHERE.
Don't think tho variety IA beggariy. II we
couldn't have an assortment we'd leave
blank. Thero arc some CASHMERE aud CHR
vIOr patterns mat tho better grades would DO
proud to own-snd ALL-wooL BLACK cuE-
yIoTs-Iu face OF ITO dearth. CUTAwAys a.
VOL "a sAcKs-au tho siylos, too-nOuND and
SQUARE coRNER sINGLE-BRghSTED SACKS
and DoUBLE.BRgAsTgD SACKS
It's a wido-swako sraie-iull q nobbY suits
thapIi give moro satisfaction than lots TIA, Get
horn Itself up Tor better Wore ia than Tor The
~, Gnish. and quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05

The cars are the only vehicles now run
zinc across the Free bridge between 7 4.
At and 5:30P. NJ Foot passengers are not
iincommoded. II il expected that the re-
..s;ys necessitating this stoppage will be
ppnmn,eted by the 18th Of this month.
S The funeral OF William Carroll War. SON
I'M William War, took place yesterday
AFTERNOON at 8 O'Clock from the residence.
A. the corner of Tenth and McDouough
Mr. p. II. Gary, q former Manchesterian,
and now q successful tobacconist Of Hon.
dsrson, N. c.. Is in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
WEST VIRGINIA.
a Sweeping Democratic Viotory-Lucas's
Majority Over 5000.
rspoclnl Telegram 10 tho Dispntch.l


WHEELING. w. Va. November i.-Meagre
reports have been received IRON the State,
but all so far indicate a sweeping Democra-
tic victory. The estimates of the Demo
cratic State Committee OF majority OF
r. 600 for Lucas for Judge are more than
justified by partial reports from the north
ern and eastern Pam Handle and the ONO
river counties. In the First district Hub
hard Repubhcan) is elected TO Congress by
n majority Of about 500. The election or
Capehart Democrat TO Congress is con
coded IN the Fourth district by over 6OO
majority. In kanawha county the Demo-
crafts Gain 600 over the vote of two years
AGO and insure the reelection of Anderson
to Congress. The fight in the Second dis
trict is close and all reports received lndi-
cate the reelection of Hon. W. l.. wilson,
who runs ahead OF his ticket. The Demo
Gratis have gained three members OF the
Legislature thus far.
CHARLEsToN, W. VA, November 4.-Ihe
indications point TO a Democratic victory
i'm tbe congressional and senatorial dis
tricts. The Democrats have made large
Gains in this city and county, but the re-
suit will not be definitely known until to-
morrow.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN KANAwHA.
Cu1nIvsroN, November Avery pre-
c,nrt i'm fins county so far heard from has
Given large Democratic gains not only on
The local ticket, but ON the state and con-
gressional tickets also. Outside OF this
county very little can be learned on the
congressional and senatorial results, but II
there is no Democratic gains IN any other
county i'm the district the gains in Kama
wba II thev continue in the same ratio,
viii be enough 10 re-elect John ID. Alder
son To Congress by a much larger majority
tban before, and viii elect General Watts
CDemocrat) 70 the state Senate. Reports
from the Eighth senatorial district are that
81 Clair Democrat rs ahead. The county
ticket. which the Republicans carried tive
vears AGO by from 500 toll 500, Will be very
close. and several Democrats will likely be
elected.
ANDERSON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GAINS
HryroN. November 4.-Ihe Democrat:
have carried their entire ticket. Anderson
hes made large gains. Judge Lucas ha:
come through at the head of tho ticket
William r.. Thompson's majority ovei
Callaway (Republican) tor House OF Rep
sentatiyes win reach about 400. L. IL
peck and h. l.. Hoge are elected Clerk Of
/ Comfy and Circuit Court respectively
Coionel 81. CLAIR has carried the senatorial
d;str,ct by the largest vote ever giver
| before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
rha HUaahinctnn Races.

WASHINGTON, November 4.-Weather and
track fine.
First race-fye and q half furlongs--
Bellevue won; Virgie second, HELEN Rose
third. Time, 1903.
Second race-selling. seven furlongs--
Percles won : Blantyre second. Iappa-
hammock third. Time, l:3l.
Third race-six furlongs-Ofalece won F;
st. John second, Dover third. lime
l:l6A. N.
and a xteerth-FoxTneade won; Prather
second, Golden Reel third. Time, 1850.
Fifth race-selling, one mile and fur-
long-Gypsy Queen won Cortlcetii
second. FANNIE II. third. lime, l:57.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
THE " OLD ROMANS" BANQUET.
The Ex-President VIII 10 Present and the
Guest of Governor Campbell.
LHY teleeraph % tho Dispatch.l

Corr,rBrs. November ALLEN W. Thur
man has received a letter from eX-Presi-
dent Cleveland, in which the latter states
that during his visit TO this city 10 attend
the "Old Romans" banquet he will be
the guest Of Governor Campbell. He also
writes that Mrs. Cleveland has decided
that she cannot come.
Tickets TO the banquet were mailed last
evening to the Hon. Daniel Lockwood and
General DOYLE, Of Buffalo. n. Y, for them
selves and friends Governor Jackson, OF
MARYLAND; Hon. Walters. Logan, and John
IL. lnman, of New York city Charles Rec
meln and William Burnet, OF Cincinnati,
aud John A. McMahon, of Dayton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05

Both tho method and results whea
Syrup of Figs is taken; IL 10 pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels clcanses tho sys-
tenn oilectually. dispels colds, head,
aches and fevers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in is
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend 1t
to all and have mado il tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs Is for salo IN Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try il. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SYRUP CO.
san FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE, ~. Hsw Foax. ~
tse gssu, wlwl &Fiotptootrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
CIarkson,s Trip 20 the sonth.

WASHINGTON, November 4.-Ex-Assistant
Postmaster General Clarkson left Wash.
ington tonight for visit 90 the South TO
be absent several weeks. Clarkson has
been suffering from a severe cold and has
been otherwise unwell for some little
time. but has now recovered sufficiently 70
undertake this trip in the hope that 1t will
restore him to his usual health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
HE IRISH PARLIAMsNTARlANs.
A Quiet Dny--Their Tour Through the
North and West Mapped.
IBy telegraph 10 tho Dispaieh.l

NEW YoRK, November 4.-The Irish par
liarnentarians passed quiet day to-day out
lining their American tour. Their dates are
announced: Philadelphia, Thursday and
Friday; Boston. Sunday afternoon and
evening; and New York, Monday evening
next. As far as considered at present the
tour includes Newark. n. j., jersey City
baltimore, aud Chicago, arriving IN the
latter place about November 25th. Ihence
marty will divide at Chicago. milwaukee,
and 81. Paul will be yisNed. On the 70
turn from the West the New England cities
will hn visited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Democrats Make Heavy Gains and
Eiect Eight Congressman.

Elect Eight Congrcssmen.
Especial kilograms 70 the Dlspstch.l
RuuoH, n. C., November 4.--The cleo
ton returns have come in slowly, and esti-
mates Of the result will have 20 be given
IN nearly al cases. Heavy gains are made
hy the Democratic State ticket headed
by lcrrmon for Chief Justice, Price, tho
Republican candidate, falling tar behind
his ticket az many points.
The Legislature il largely Democratic,
and there are probably Democratic gains
NJ this direction. ~ in Others.
The congressional returns are tuu only
In the Fourth district, and show the cleo
hou of y. n. Bum Democrat by a large
increased majority. There are astonish-
ing gains 10y the Democrats IN the Second
district, but H. Il. Cbeatham (RepubllcaD)
u IA al probability elected.
ooNoREssMES NLYcTED.
Thore il 40 ground for doubt that the
Democrats have elected w. A. Il. Branch,
First district; B. =. Grady, Third; A. II.
A. Williams, Fifth; 4. Il. Alexander, Sixth /;
John =. Henderson, Seventh. In the alb
eence Of returns ii may be said that there
Is little grouud for doubt that the Demo-
Gratis elect w. III. Cowles in the Eighth dis
trict and W. T. Crawford IN the Ninth:
The election was quiet AT all points heard
more prominently than ever before
CH1mMAs sNrrn's cIAIMs
RAtvIoH. N. c., November 4.-Chairman
Smith, Of the Democratic State Executive
Committee, said 20 me al midnight that hc
believed the Democrats had carried the
State by fifty thousand majority and gain
cd two congressman. The returns, mainly
Official, from two hundred townships
which is one eighth Of the whole of The
number IN the State, show net Democratic
gains ON the vote for Governor Of 5000
and II locks like Chairman Smiths esti
mate is within bounds.
TIE IrofsLATuRT.
The Legislature viii be Democratic b,
70 majority. This II indicated by the re
turns. 1hs Republicans gained at
trihing number Of precincts The MAORI
ty Of the legislature are alliance men. bu
there is no fear of their no, electing ysnc'
TO the senate.
cos0REas.
Returns show that the following Demo
srats are certainly elected 70 Congress
Branch. First district; Grady, Third dif
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
ALABAMA.

No,,roo,ryRy. November 4.-The majority
in this district for Herbert tor Congress Is
ss7 nyer p;iley independently. Scattering
yetnrns received are sufficient 10 show that
thsrais no break in the Democratic column.
The effort 10 defeat Herbert, Forney, and
Wheeler signally fails. Every Democratic
nominee viii be elected. The polls In the
state elosed at B O'Clock. There was no
election except for congressman. leie-
grams from points in every district show
that the Farmers Alliance men did not
vote for the Independents except TO very
limited extent III the three districts ABOVE
named. r,
BmnSoHAM, Ala, November a. The
election was quiet all over Alabamts Dir-
mingham gave Bankhead Democrat l,I2l /;
scattering, 3. He Is undoubtedly eiecteu
from this (the SIXTH district
NO SURPRISES.
NOBLE, Ala. November 4.-The election
in Alabama has brought so far no surprises.
Inthe Second district Rev. b. A. Piiley IN
! dependent) has polled quite Respectable
vote against Herbert Democrat, but II ~
not thought sufficient to endanger bis re-
election. In the Fourth district some
doubt was felt as 10 the reelection OF
Louis w. Turpin, but his plurality over the
two Republican candidates will be nearly
| 1000 votes. Richard II. Clarke Is re-elect,;
| ed in tho First district over Warner AND
! Thrett negro Republicans. In the THIRD
| district Oates is reelected. The same u
true Of Gable In tho Fifth. Bankheac II
the Sixth, Forney IN the Seventh, snd
Wheeler in tho Eighth.
! ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock. ARg., November Ain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
ELECTED.
The conrressmen elected are:

The congressman elected are:
First district: w. II. Brawley Oomo-
craft. anti-Farmers' Alliance, over W. ID.
Crum (coloredl, Republican.
Second General D. Tillman DemocraD.
anti Farmers Alliance. over 5. Il. smith,
(colored), Republican railway mail clerk.
Third George d. johnson (Democratl /,
anti-Farmers' Alliance, over John X. Tai
bot (whito), Republican, revenue clerk.
Fourth. George W. Shell (Democrat(,
Farmers Alliance candidate, over }. T..
Tnser Republican aud Haskellite).
Fifth: John j. Hemphill ODemocrat).
anti Farmers Alliance, over q. q. AIeXan-
der (white postmaster at Camden and III
dependent Republican,, and G. C.. Loyy
(c6lored Republican,, railway mail clerk.
sixth: f.. I. Stackhouse Democrat,
Farmers Alliance. over J.. II. Deas COLOR
cd Republican,, railway mail clerk.
Seventh: Miller (colored Republican,,
has most likely been elected over Brayton
(whitel, ex-State Republican chairman.
Elhott's friends have not given up yet
and claim that there Is still slim chance
for him. as the Republican vote Is divided
between two candidates.
There is every reason TO believe that Mill
CT has been elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
SOUTH CAROLINA.
4 Quiet EIcction-Tiliman's Majority Over
25.OOO-The Congressman.
fspeclal telegram 70 the Dispatc

tspecial telegram 70 mo DIsphNh'I
CHARLESTON, $. C.. November 4.-The
election passed off quietly throughout the
state. Int a very small vote was polled,
not more than three fourths of the regis
tered voters. The negroes generally re-
NAMED in the cotton-folds and took no
part in the election. The regular noini-
nees Of the Democratic party have carried
the dav. Tillmans majority will not fall
short of $4,000 aud his Executive Commit,
tee claim much more. Judge Haskell
won't give up, and his Executive Commit
tee say that such gross irregularities have
been committed as 90 warrant them %
take the matter into tho courts. The
Democrats will lose one congressman, a,
Miller. the negro who ousted Colonel
Elliott. has been elected 10y q good ma
inritY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
The French Tariff.

PARIS, November THE Tariff Commit
tee of the Chamber OF Deputies to-day
commenced tho general debate on the
minimum tariff proposals of tho new Gus
toms bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
Weather Indications.

r WASHINGTON, d. O., November4.-
ICllp Forecast for Virginia: Fair, warm
~" or weather; winds becoming south
erly.
North Carolina, South Carolina, and
Georgia Fair weather; warmer I'll fhurs-
day right; winds becoming southeriy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05

Rev. DR.. James Y. Fair has only received
an invitation to preach TO and not : call
from the second Presbyterian church q
Cincinnati
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
Quay GIVES 1T UP.
TIE HOUSE DEMOCRATIC.

A dispatch from NJ. S. Quay, dated
Beaver, at A. NJ, says; II think the State
is Democratic"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05

The returns establish the fact that the
national House is Democratic by most
decided majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05

TIE WEATHER. IN RICHMOND YEsrERpAY
was clear and pleasant
Range of Thermometer at the front door
- ~ uisn,,.h Office Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 4.-The day was
perfect throughout the entire State, clear
and crisp, and IN the cities and towns gem
erally a legal holiday. A prominent feature
was the working of the new Australian
ballot system. curiosity as toits operations
serving TO bring out a large vote, which
otherwise gave symptoms OF being apa-
thetic. In this city there was heavy vote
eorlv- The stringent provisions of the new
law prevented any considerable crowds
near the polls, and the result was that no
rows are reported, aud there were but few
arrests for illegal voting. There was some
confusion by complications in the manner
OF preparing tickets. and some will prob
ably be thrown out IN nearly every pre-
cinct. but. taken as whole, the new
system worked satisfactorily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
LOUISIANA.

New OBLKAss. November 4.--Ine is.ess
returns indicate that Meyer tDeuS;e,ssh1 ~
has defeated warmoth for Congress ~ .h 10y
First district BY 1000 majority, anu 'na'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
SOUTH CAROLINA.

|
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON. S. c., November 4.-The
total vote in the State to-day Will not ex-
| coed 5000. Iillman Is elected by not less
than $4,000 majority. The. election mas
element. Neither the whites nor the
blacks were enthusiastic, and thousands
| abseuted themselves from the polls, many
because they had no registration certih-
| Gates, aud many more because they
| couldn't vote for Tillman and would not
vote for Haskell. The negrOe, having no
regular ticket in the field, declined 10
choose between the Democrats. Inc vote
in Charleston was the lightest ever known;
the total being about 1,5OJ out OF total
registered vote OF about 10000. me re-
turns from the congressional districts are
not vet complete. but the figures so lar 70:
ceived absolutely assure the election Oh
W. ii. Brawley democrat, from the FIRST
district; George ID. Tlllman DEMOCRACY,
from the Second: George tombstone Dem
ocrat), from the Third; e. W.. Shelly
alliance Democrat). from the Fourth /;
John j. Hemphill OemOcrat), nom the
Fifth; +. L. Stackhouse lAlliance
Democrat), from the sixth district Inc
result in the Seventh is yet undetermined,
although all the returns 80 lar received IN,
dictate the election Of /. L. Miller (colored
Republican,. In Beaufort county the fusion
Republican and Democratic ticket has been
elected. In Berkeley county the indications
are that the independent-Democratle,a anti
Tillman ticket is elected. In al the
counties the regular Democratic ticket Is
successful, in most cases without opposl-
ton. The next Legislature VIII nave an
overwhelming Tillman-Demoeranc ma
. jOrlty. This Legislature VIII elect sue
cessor TO Senator Hampton; ana II II
feared that he will DO defeated, thoug d inc
TIlmanites have not united on Candidate
so far as known.
COLUMBIA, S. O., November 4.-heports
thus far received indicate the election OF
q. w. Shell (Democrat) in the Fourth dis
triet by large majority and the election
OF b. X. TIllman as Governor oy an over
. whelming vote as compared with his com,
: pet .tor. A. q. Haskell. The latter carried
; this city BY majority OF some zoo. AL
: exceedingly light vote was cast through
out the State. the heroes generally re-
framing from voting. No disturbances.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
ST.. Paul, Mrs., November A-To-day''
election throughout South Dakota mas peer
very exciting, and full vote mas Deer
p0lled. Besides the exciteinent on th'
: state and congressional tickets the bitter
fight Tor permanent capital mas brougn,
out every vote possible. last iAil. the mrs
state election, the total vote was oyei
1900, and that win probably, % found te
have pecu exceeded when Oil tne returns
! are u Tonight. The returns WI % com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA.

prTrsBURGH, November 4.-Senator Quay
teiegraphs from Beaver: The battle -
over. Delamater will have majority OF
80 600 ia the State"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05
.,.,chester News in Brief.

Mean temperature. .................g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05

Returns show that the following Demo-
aets are certainly elected 10 ConQrcss,
Branch. First district; Grady, Third dii-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05

PHILADELPHIA, PA. November 5.-At 1870
O'clock this morning Chairman Andrews,
of the Republican State Committee, made
the following statement: "Ihe Republican
State COMMITTEES believe Delamater has
a plurality, but the result Is close and Il
may take the official figures 10 determine"
Chairman Kerr, Of the Democratic state
Committee, claims the State by 10000
majority. He asserted that bis Gdylces
showed that Pattlson viii come 20 Phlla-
delphia with not less than 30 900 majority.