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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

hocANlic hnu hhlls ehop sun 10 DO hehIu
Nom.
Fourth District
AAuuIA
AMTIIA COURTHOUSE, Va, November g.
Election returns are all in. This is OIL
clal: j. NJ Langston,7I, J.F. Epes. 6lO.
CETINIsyTLF.
HIcEsroBp, Va, November 5.--Greenes-
VILE gives Epes 800 majority.
LuNENBUEG.
BuEEUILIY, Va, November 5.-Lunen-
burg gave Democratic majority of above
COO.
PRINCE EDWARD.
FENu1r. Va, November 5.-The Off
elal oteot Prince Edward Is % majority for
EpU
Finh District.
pATmCK.
STUART. Va. November 5.-Vote Of Pat
rick, except one precinct. gives Lester 957,
Adams AZ, Ring 81, the hghtest vote ever
polled.
Sixth District.
cHARroTIE.
kEYsyuIE, Va. November Eight hum
drtd and 5eyenty-eight votes polled in this
(ChWlOtte) county-ail for Edmunds.
BEDFORD.
BrpFoED CRY. November 5.-Edmunds's
majority IN the county will reach 1850 or
900.
MONTGOMERY.
CHnrsTIlSsBUB0, Va, November ED
uunds's majority in this county is 5l5.
Seventh District.
IRTDYRICK.
WINCHESTER. Va, November 5.-Frede-
rick county (ofhciaD; O'Ferrall Demo
orat), 1854: Underwood Prohibitionist),
81. O'Fcrralps majority in the city and
county, l,299.
Eighth District.
CORgEcIEp RETURNS PROM THE TIN COUNTIES
GivE LIE 8,0Sl MAJORITY.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispasch.l
ALEXANDRIA, November 5.-The corrected
returns received here from the ten counties
In tins {the Eighth) congressional district
gives General Lee Oemoerat) S,OSl ma
lority over Hume independently.
The maJorlties IN each county is as fol.
lows.
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nor. The Renubl;con Committee sti

nor. The Republican Committee still
claims the election OF Merriam
by about 1000 plurality. but the Democrats
are equally strong in their claims OF the
State for Wilson by from 1, 200 to 1000. AS
to congressman it seems probable that
three Of the FIVE are Democrats, and that
party also claims the Fifth district, from
which but scattering returns have been re-
celved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
A West Point Tobacco-Factcry-
Ispecial telogfam 70 the DispAtch.l

WEsI PosST. Va, November 5.-The citi-
zens Of West Point held meeting to-
night to organize company to establish
tobacco-factory. Anumber of shares were
taken, and q committee was appointed 70
From the interest manifested tonight
there viii bs no trouble to get mp the re-
quirod number Of shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Due notice will be given in this paper OK
the regular Donation Day for the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church Home. at No. 5i7
north Fourth street. 10 10 10 be hoped
that its friends who in times past have re-
get il on Tuesday, November 18th. The
fact that the store-room is empty is suiii-
cient appeal for liberal offerings.
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Montana.
fpv ,eisvraph 20 ths Dtspatch-1

fBy telegraph 20 ths Dispabn.I
Hy1ryA. MoSr., November 81 The Demo-
Gratis claim the election of Dixon by 600
majority. The Republican Committee
sars the election is very close and the re-
suit probably cannot be determined before
Thursday. The Republican Committee
claims Ave out Of the eight State senators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
FATALLY SHOT WHILE HUNTING.
The Unfortunate Accident OF George
Gowan. Young Farmer.

AsHxvILLg, n. c., November 5.-George
Gowan, young farmer who came 20 Bun
combe county from South Carolina ten
months ago, was fatally shot while hunt
ing near this clty yesterday afternoon and
died this morning. He was reloading one
barrel of amuzzle-loading double-barrelled
shotgun, when the gun slipped from bis
grasp and struck az ainst rock below him,
exploding the loaded barrel, the contents
Of which were discharged into bis abdomen.
He was conscious until two minutes be-
fore his death, ,t,9 suffering intense pain. lie lie
leaves wife and two children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
Mem. Neckwear.

We have Just received a very largo ship
ment of Mons Scarfs, Tecks. Four-in-
Hands, Pufs. and Ascotts from some of
tho finest makers IN this country-snch
IA Fisk's. Clark Il Flagg's, keys's, and
Lockwood's--from SOC. to $3.50 each.
phone 707. CONSTABLE BEoTuEns.
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Colorado.
nv telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

sr LOUIS, November 5.-Pcrty-two towns
"a nrecinets and three counties In Colo
psao 1 give q Republican majority Of $50 for
Covernor and Congressman.
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II WAS M,KlNLEYlSM.
That Is What Did 1t Says Tarweii-Some
Unadulterated Impudenee.

'HaHuIut'ateu T''P"H"H0''
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, November SIN the course OF
an interview Senator Farwell said: - II We
suffered defeat it is owing to three things
viz: The Mckinley bill. the Farmers Ali
anee, and the school bill. 1t ID no use
denying that the people are wonderfully
preludiced against Mckinley, and many
Republicans seized upon the opportunity
OF showing their disapproval of this
law. The Mckinley bill is oil right, but
the people have to be educated up 70 it.
That is all. This bill has been great
scarecrow for the Democrats, and some
Republicans are weak-kneed enough TO be-
lieve in the scare. IL will take time TO get
the people TO fully understand this law,
but when they do there will be a land
slide the other way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
BnECKINRID0R RY-rLrcrrn

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November 5.-The
Go1etts- Dsmocrdt says: '..ln Arkansas we
have reelected Cate in the First and
Breckinridge in the Second. and restored @
solid Democratic delegation The Stais
RsTster, Republican. supported Feather
stone and langley, union-Labor candi-
dates, in these districts, and claims
their election, but says; "Whilethe Union
lrst love and voted with the Demoorsts
ths RspublicAns rallied 70 our ssendsrd.
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Lnhilnnt Democrats.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatcl

Especial ieIegrAm 20 INC HIsPHIcn'I
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, November 5.-The
great victory of yesterday was celebrated
here all day to-day and late into the night.
The big gun was brought out about 4
o,clock and fred until late in the evening.
Tho streets were filled with shouting De-
mocrats, but Republicans made themselves
nNvfnllv scRrce.
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roT.IFTTr nYEFATED.

La Toilette, Republican, is beaten in the
Third district by 200, and it is believed
that McCord has been defeated IN the
Ninth.
Advices received this noon state that
Haushen is sure of reelection by small
majority.
SIX OUT OF NINE coNGREssNRs DEMOCRATIC.
Chairman Wall. Of the Democratic State
Committee. claims a majority OF $4,000 for
Peck, and also insists on claiming SIX out
Of nine Congressman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

The Congressional observation-disclosures
Isy's Defeat Conceded
M'KINLEY,s CANS INoREAsED

The Congressional Observation-Disclosures
Isy's Defeat Conceded.
MKISLEy's GAINS IsoEEAsED.
CLEVELAND, November 5.-Alate dlspatch
from McKinley's district says; La.e re-
turns increase McKinley's gains and ,hs snow d;
an approximate majority OF l4o III 'ne us
trict.
FOSTER COMEDIES HIS DEFEAT.
CLEVELAND. ONO, November 5..En-uov- %
ernor Foster comedies his deiest III .ne
Eighth district by small majority. nsre
lDemocrap will have about 2oo tna'o'''''
A DEMOCRATIC oAIs or NINE cosaHxssMEs'
CNoissArI. November 5.-According 70
the returns 80 far es received at ociocA s.
this evening the Ohio congressman EJECT
cd are First district, Bellamy store,' pe-
publican Second. John A. Caldwenn.: n.Ine lis
pubaicsa; Third. George W. Houck. Demo
erat; Fourth, N. X. Gantz, Democrat;
fifth, Fred. @. Layton, Democrat esxtn' a.
~ y. DonAvan. Democrat; 6syeatn' W.
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SWIFT PUNISHMENT.
ed man named Gee

A colored man named George Bunch
went into some stores on Tuesday, was
caught. tried. committed to jail, and the
Mr.. Wesley White, of BERTHE county, lost
all his household goods by fire few days
ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
NEW MEXICO.
A Democratic Legislative Majority for the
First Time In 81 Years.

ALBuouERoUE, N. NJ. November 5.-The
editor of the Albuquerque LeH'ocrot says the
indications are that the Democrats rave
carried ten of the fourteen counties IN New
Werico and that the Democrats will have
n majority of the Senate and house for the
first time IN thirty-four years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
INJURED BY A FALL.

The Thief OF Ono Day la the Penitentiary
tho Next Day-Loss by Fire.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatcn.l
SCOTLAND NECK, N. O., Nov. 4, 1890.
Mr.. b. o. Joyner. young man living
near Scotland Neck. was out hunting few
nights ago and fell from tree, bending
the bone IN each arm and seriously hurting
his back.
In the Superior Court of BERTHE county
last week a woman named Maggie Wynn
was sentenced to tho penitentiary for ten
years upon the charge Of infanticide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
LDy Associated Press.l ]
TENNESSEE.
Houk's Majority Reduced by About
d5OO

HouHs maJority hchuccd Dy ABOUT
$500.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, November Sioux
Republioan), the present congressman, is
returned by about 1900 majority. Two
years ago he had nearly 14.000.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN EAST TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, TENN., Nov. 5.-The returns
from yesterdays election are coming in
very slowly, owing TO general apathy and
delayed mail and the telegraphic facilities
being oyercrowded. John p. Buchanan
(Democrat). for Governor. will have be-
tween 25,00O and 10000 plurality over L. f.
Baxter (Repubican). and ID. g. Kelly pro
hibitionist. The Legislature Is two-thirds
Democratic in both houses. the Democracy
having made gains in the Legislature III
East Tennessee.
DEMOCRATIC GAIN OF ONE CONGRESSMAN.
The congressional election will stand as
follows First district, Il. X. Butler, Inde-
pendent Republican, rice A. A. Taylor, Re-
publican, present incumbent; Second. Il.
o. Houk, Republican. reelected by great
ly decreased majority, probably 5000;
Third, II. Q. SnodgraSs, Democrat, rice IL.
CLAY Evans, Republican, present lnCum-
bent, by 200 majority; Fourth, Benton
McMiLin. Democrat, returned; Fifth,
James ID. Richardson, Democrat, returned;
Sixth, Joseph T.. Washington, Democrat,
returned Seventh, N. n. Cox, Democrat.
rice w. g. Whitthorne, Democrat. defeated
for denomination; Eighth, Is. A. Enloe,
Democrat. returned; Ninth, II. A. Pierce,
Democrat, returned; Tenth, Josiah Pat
terson, Democrat, rice James 7. Helean,
declined denomination.
The majorities win beless than in former
years owing TO the registration and poll
tnx laws, the Republicans being the most
affected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

The two counties not definitely heard
from are Dinwiddie and Powhatan, which,
from present indications, will prove. a
practical tie II is expected that Dinwid-
die county will show "A small majority for
Epes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

USE Bsows's BRONCHIAL TnocHSs for Coughs
Colds, and all other Throat Troubles. "Pre-
eminontiy tho beet"--Rsp. Henry Ward Bs>sA<r.
For Dyspepsia. Indigestion, and stomach dis
orders. use Browns Iron Btiers. Tho bese
Tonic. IL robuiids the system. cleans the oloods
and strengthens the muscloa A splondid tonld
for weak and debiltated persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
The FOURTH DISTRICT.
Definite Returns from tho Entire District
Gives Epes over 5000 Majority.

Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch'l
PETERSBURG. VA, November 5.-All but
two of the counties in the Fourth con-
gressional district have been definitely
heard from, and the returns show ma
iority of nearly 5000 for james f. Epess,
the Democratic candidate. The result
shows a complete revolution IN the dis
trict, and Langston is showed under by
such majority as will leave him no ground
upon which TO base an action fora contest,
and which completely oyerthrows all of
his declarations Of fraud.
The following are the majorities as teie-
praphed In Chairman Iassiter TO-DAY:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Save the boys and girls nom scyolula and
then Hoods HassaparillA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Scarcely auy returns have been received
from South Dakota, and nothing y known
about that State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
First District.

PowfrG GHEES. Va, November 5.-The
following is tho official vote OF Caroline :
NJ. A. Jones Democrat), .36l; i. ii. Bay
lar Browne (Republican), 1861 Jones's
majority, -.
A Democratic gain Of 2i2.
HssFX.
TArrAuANNocK, Va, November o.
Rrowres vote IN Essex, 9l; Jones, oG7.
Brownies majority, "a. (Otcial).
GLOUCESTER.
Gloucester gave Browne 119 majority, in
stead of s., as at first reported.
MDDLKsEX.
Middlesex gave Browne l63 instead of 1G6.
as reported.
HING AND QUEEN.
VrrrSGroy, VA, November 5.-Jonos's
majority in King aud Queen rs l76,, with
two precincts 20 hear from, which Will not
alter tho result materially.
LANCAsTER.
WausAw. Va. November 5.-Official re-
turns from Lancaster county give browne
Z majority.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Northumberland gives Jones $50 majorl-
ty.
wrsIMoBELAND.
Westmoreland gives Browne % majority
FrOTsYLyANIA.
FRrnRRIcEsBrRG. Va, November b.
Spotsvlvania county (OtlicIan, not in
ciudiug FredcricksburE's majority, gives
Jones Democrat over Browne (bepubh-
cam s0j majority gain by the Democrats
OF A33 over the vote Of 1888,
second District.
EAEsEMoND,
SUFFOLK, Va. November 5.-Lawson
DomocraD carries NansenOnd county by
276 majority.
sURRY.
CIAREMoNT, Va. November 5.-Surry
county will give BOwdon 1909 and Lawson
zoo In round numbers.
LAWSON ELECTED DY COO.
NoRFoLK, November 5.-Lawson Demo.
crnD rs elected in this lSecOnd) district
over Bowden Irregular Republican, and
Murdaugh independent Republican, by
coo majority. Lawson IL member OF the
Farmers Alliance.
Third District.
HFN1uCO.
TucLahoe District Shumaker's, oil ;
Weshampton. 2I; Ridge Church, a, and
Short Pump, 100.
Brooklaud District: Hungary, 154; Bru-
ms. lU2. aud Joness, l73.
Fairfield District Suither's, lS0; Har-
din's shop, us; Bakers, S6, and Chad
dick's, 3d.
Varina District Cartcr's. 7s; Township
Hall, ia and MhitlOck's, 10.
Total yoio-Wise ..........' ......".......i6 i65s
10
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Nerrh Dakota.

In North Dakota the Republicans elect
cd Congressman and State ticket by from
200 to 1000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
THE VICTORY IN HALIFAX.
The County VIII Send Three Democrats
to the Legislature.

70 the LeEfsIatnrt.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DIspatch.l
WELDON, N. c.. November 5. 1890.
The election here yesterday was a Glori-
ous Democratic victory. The county will
send three good members to the next
Legislature-W. +. Bowers TO tho Senate
and w. W. Hall and A. b. Hill 10 the
House. Their majority is over 600. The
Democrats elected treasurer, register of
deeds. coroner. and surveyor. Ailsbrook
Democrat) for sheriff, is probably elected
over Dowson Republican) by small ma
jority. John L. Gregory was reelected
clerk of the Superior Court without oppo-
siton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

bearers with enthusiasm. The returns
from these districts are coming in slowly.
IL Is impossible TO give any figures yet
The other three districts are largely Demo-
cratic.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Elliott VIII Get the Certificate and Miller
VIII Contest Again.
Special telegram 10 the Dispstch.l

Special telegram 70 the Dispstch.l
CBARLRsToN, S. c., November 5.-Ex-
Congressman Elliott is here and claims TO
have discovered such irregularities IN the
congressional election IN the Seventh dis
trict as to insure his election over Miller,
the colored Republican who ousted him
few months ago. Miller has received a
majority of votes. but large number Of
his ballots are of illegal size and color and
will be thrown out by commissioners Of
election. The certificate of election will
be given to Elliott, and Miller will again
contest his seat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
TIE EMPIRE STATE.
An Exact Reversal of the Party Repre-
sentation I'm Congress.

sentatfOn In COngrcss.
rBy telegraph to the Dispaichl
NV YORK. November 5.-The official re-
turns from the congressional districts OF
the State will not be known for some days.
These. however will make no change IN
the results as reported by the Associated
Press last night, unless CoOmbs DemocraD
be elected IN Brooklyn. New York's dele
cation in the Fifty-second Congress, should
Coombs be defeated, will consist OF 20
Democrats and ii Republicans. This just
reverscs the position of the two parties a.
represented in the Fifty-first Congress,
where the Republicans have 20 and the
Democrats II.
CONGRATULATIONS TO GOVERNOR HILL.
albany, n. Y, November Ex-Governor
Hill has received over one hundred tele-
grams from Democratic leaders oil over the
country announcing Democratic victories.
The Democratic leaders in the three States
where the Governor made campaign
speeches kept the Governor well informed
az 10 the results In those localities
Among the kilograms of general interest
which he received from those States and
which gave him special satisfaction were
the following:
M'KISLEY AND FOSTER BOTH DEFEATED.
"LnstA, ONO, November 5.-Congratula-
lions. OllO elctlS lOuIltCL Dtlubtiati'
congressmen--a gain of nine. Mckinney
and Foster both defeated.
lSigned.l CALVIN s. BRIcE."
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC.
Clinton B. Davis. chairman of the Con-
necticut Democratic State Committee,
wired. "rhree Democratic congressman
elected. The State ticket elected by 100
majority. The Senate Democratic. The
House Republican. Majority on Joint
ballot, 18 Republicans.
THE RESULT ~ WEST VIRGINIA.
T. B. Riley, chairman of the West Vir-
gfnia State Committee, telegraphed:
" The Democrats elect four congressman,
O majority of the Legislature, and carry
the State from 5000 to 5.OOO."
NEW YORK CITY ANTI-M'KINLKY.
NEw YORK, November 5.-F. Nj. Scott. the
defeated candidate for Mayor on the Fusion
ticket. speaking of the election to-day, AZ
tributed his defeat to the anti-Mcklnley
feeling. which he said was stronger IN TINS
city than in any part OF the country.
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE MAJORITY.
MrDDLFTowN, n. Y, November Slater
returns from Sullivan county indicate the
election of Beakes Democrat TO the AZ.
sembly. This is Democratic gain, and II
il proves correct the Democrats will have
q majority Of two on joint ballot.
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
MINNESOTA.

Tho Governorship Apparently Democrstic
by from 2,oo0 to 5000.
Sr: PAuI. November 5.-Full returns and
carefualy prepared estimates from - o. the
~ ooanuee IN Minnesota give l.6T2 plural
iu tex WILSON Democrat tor 0orss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
eROWeR's DEFEAT ASSURED.
Williams Elected I'm tho Fifth District by
Two Thousand Majority.
rspecla, Telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l !

tspecisi telegram to tho Dispatch.l
WINSTON, n c.. November 5.--Returns
from all over Brower's district assure his
defeat for reelection by over two thousand
majority. A. Ii. A. Williams, the Demo-
cratic candidate. carried every county in
the district and made heavy gains.
W. A. Barber, of Wilkes county, has de-
feated Thomas Settle (Republcan) for the
solicitorship of the Ninth judicial district
by small majority.
TURN ABOUT.
The strange part of the election was that
Settle defeated Barber in the latter'5
county Just the same that the latter de-
feated the former in his county. Davidson
county for tho first time in twenty years
went Democratic by a good majority, as
did also Surry and Rockingham, and Surry
was Brower's county, and the Democratic
congressional gains were over 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

When Bsty was aek, We gave her CassortA
whnu abe wAs Child. abs sred for Cvtorla-
when ahe bscams nss, shs ciung 70 CAssoria
whsa shs had Ghlldren. shs gave lhem CassortA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

II you want TO rest well at night. eAse
your cough BY using Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
YELLow-CHILLs.

The Roanoke yellow-chills have made
Mrs. l.. w. Britton, an old lady fifty-four
years of age. was taken with them two
days ago and died this morning. The yell
low-chills. or RoTnoke yellow-feyer, as
they are generally called, are the most vio-
lent and dangerous chills known in this To-
cality. When attacked with them the pa
tient turns as yellow as en- orange. In
many cases they prove fatal. The people
on the Northampton side of the river are
much excited on account Of their appear
ance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
TWO NOVEMBER WEDDINGS.
Couples Happily Married Yesterday st
Charlottesville.

CuAgLorrHsyuLy, November 5. 1880.
Mr.. Louis yoight, Of Roanoke. formerly
Of this city, and Miss Iona Moser, dapgh-
ter Of A. Moser. ESQ.,, we're married st the
yesidence Of the bride, this city, yesterday
morning. They loft for their home in
Roanoke.
a beautiful wedding took place at The
Methodist church last evening - 80
Q'clock, tho contracting parlies beiU ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
Tile DELEGATION.

The congressional delegation will stand
as follows. as II now appears: First.
Steerly: Second. Hayes, Democrat; Third,
Henderson, Republican; Fourth. Butler,
Democrat: Fifth, Hamilton, Democrat;
Sixth. White, Democrat; Seventh, Hayes,
short term, and Hull, full term, both Re-
publicans; Eighth, Flickwirj Ninth. Bow
man, Democrat: Tenth, Doliyer, Republi-
can; Eleventh, Perkins, Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
WISCONSIN.
A Majority of 35. 900 for Peck. the Demo
cratic "Bsd Boy"
(By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

MILWAUKEE. WIS, November Sat l
o'clock this afternoon Chairman Paine con-
ceded the State Senate, as well as the As
sembly. to the Democrats. Thomas, Re-
publican, for Congress in the Seventh dis
trict, is defeated by a small majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
ARKANSAS.
Apparently Defeated-Hur.

Breckinridge Apparently Defeated-Hur-
rah for the Farmers' Alliance.
rBy telegraph to the Dispa,ch.l
LITTLE Rock. ARE., November 5.-The
returns received at Republican headquar-
ters indicate the. election of Langley
CUnion Labor in the Second district over
Breckinridge and Featherstone Union
Labor in the First over Cate Democrat.
The Farmers Alliance voted solidly with
the Democratic party. If Langley and
Featherstone are elected they owe their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
Glasgow lor Investments.

Those who are seeking for investments
should not forget TO make inquiries about
property at this growing place. Messrs. A.
&. Harman Il Co., Real Estate aud Stock
Brokers, are prepared to bay or soil lands
in that locality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Take fast hold Of instruction. let her
not go. For impure blood use A. B. @.