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NOTICE.

Pursuant to an order of the Board OF SUI
peryisors of Noxnbee County, Mississippi,
directing me, as Registrar, to make a new
registration under the new Constitution. l
shall! begin such registration Of the quail.
fled electors Of said county on
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY 18th, 1891,
and shall remain in my Office at Macon for
the period Of TT N days thereafter, for the
purpose Of registering those presenting
themselves.
Appointments for Registration.
Mushulnville. Tuesday, March 3, 1891.
summer, lille, Thursday, March .. 1881.
Shugualak, Saturday. March T. 1891.
Cooksvills, Tuesday, March 10, 1891.
Center Point. Wednesday, March II, 1891,
Prairie Point. FRIDAY, March IL, 1891.
Lynn Greek. Wednesday, March le, 1891
Faifylew, Friday, March 20, 1891.
Brooksyillc, Saturday, March II, 1891.
Deer Brook, Tuesday, March "a, 1891.
C~liftonville, Wednesday, March 70, 1891
JNO. A. TYSON,
Macon, Miss, Circuit Clerk.
Jan. II. 1891.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
MARYLAND.

Governor, Controller, Attorney-Generala and
Court OF Apprals' Clerk Voted For.
BALTIMORE, MD. Nov 9.-The election in
this State to-day was for governor. controller.
attorney-general and clerk Of the Court Of
Appeals The campa gn has been a LIVELY
one with the main hght on the goyerporsbip
The candidates we're Frank T wn em. =.
vi liam j. Vannert Rep and kdwn Hig-
gins FRO for COVE nor The candidates tor
the other Offices " re- Mr.. ID. a.. Smith l. EN-. }
and John Mcdonald for controller aud John
p. Poe EN-. and George NJ. Sharp Rep
for general.
l.0A. M. Brown for Governor and the
entire ! emocratic tlc ket IS elected by about
2000J ma orIt The tate stan : Democrats
f.. epublicans 7. The ou-e will he Demo-
cratic by not less than % ma orlty. ifty-
four ont Of ~ ectlon districts 10 Balti more
cit give Latrobe Tor mayor. sixt term. 1916
Warheld .. g. afro eand the entire regu-
lar emocritic city ticket will have about
5000 ma JOrlty.
WHAT GovTRSog BROWN SAYS.
Frank Brown. the Democratic candidate
AZ midnight / lull returns are not yet
in and can state nothing " Tn CO tai ty |
can say however that rom the indications
the Iemocratic ticket W il have something
ike 0AOJ majority Returns from the counties
so far ow that the e1isIature
will be Democratic by a large ma
iority. This will insure the election OF
Two nitfd > tates Senators. one OF whom, I
am pleased to say. will certain y be sen-
atOr A p. German My majority IN
baltimore will be 0000.' Colonel Viii
liam J. Hunnort, the Republican can
didate spent the day at his home in ent
county. he con eded bis defeat before
midnight Int seemed 10 be gratlted at
the vote ho had polled. e~perially. rs be said,
That OF the farmer and soloier element.
Returns fro the OuDtles slow that tho
mkt egis.atu q Will be Demo ratio by ma
lorlty OF 40 Or mtre OH i0Int ballot
Seuator CORN will certainly be re-
turned 20 Washington Who the other
United States senator will be IS
a matter of doubt. but he will man Of
Mr Gorman's ) Seeeton Those who profess
know that ex- ongres man Chares II.
Gibson, OF the Eastern Shore, Will e the
man. lihu Jackson. { o present Cover
nor of & @ tate and John Smith State Sen
ator for Worcester, are III the hghL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
The House of Delegates


DEMOCRATS:
Apprenticeship. f. Harwood.
A, comac W. rank VIII to,
Albemarle-JO /. Tlllndn, w. u. tarish.
A exandria-Charles Bendhelm.
ALeghany-A. i. Mlthrow.
Anela-o. z. Eppes.
Anherst-C. l. Campbell.
AugusIa-G. w. homer, II. s. Williams.
Bath-A. +. Withrow.
Bedlord-J. Thompson Brown. s. M. Boil
ing.
Bland-W. W. Edwards.
Botet urt-P. F. Brown
Brunswick-F. b. HARRISON.
Campbell. NJ. Lawson. X. Palmer Hun
Caroine--J. NJ. Hudgins
Chr es City-p. ~. George Wilcox.
Charlotte-J. b She person
Chesterfeid-D. J.. Tone, D. Nichaux.
Clarke-W. L. herfoot.
Craig and Roanoke-M G Thomas.
Cumberland and Luckngham-S. T. Cole
man.
Dinwiddie-J. Knox Thompson.
Elizabeth City-Dr. j. h. Crawford.
Essex William Campbell.
tairiax-R. T.. Triplett
Eau uier-T. G. i cher. J. S. Msson.
Fluyanna-C S. Thomas.
Frauklin-E. W. Saunders.
Giles-H. b. Howe.
Gloucester TaDb.
Greene-J. c. UtL
Hall ax-Thomss Fl Hall E, W. Holland.
hanover IA. II Carhwell.
Henr.co &c. ID. Carter.
Isle of Wight. B. Wright.
King George. f. Mason
King and ueen-J. X. Jones
hing Willam-W John Lewis.
Lancaster. f. Garland.
Lee-Dr. Spencer.
Ioudoun-J. 4. yan.
Lousa-J. W. Baker.
1unenlurg = Nathaniel Mathews.
biathews--Robert MUCan iIsh.
Muntgomery-J. L. afford.
Nansemond-S. /. Ills.
Aeson--H. G. Hams.
Norfolk county-k. 4. B. Stewart.
Northampton-S. 5. wilkins.
Northumb berland- B. Chambers.
ge-G. s. Shack.eiord.
Page-T }. Graves.
Patrick-C p Molen.
Pittsylvania-R. A. James, K. J. Anderson.
j. w Ineg fy.
Powhatan D. Michaux.
Prince DIV lrd-R. NJ. Burton.
Irncess nne-W. A. White
Irlnce Williim- dmund Berkley.
Pulaski-H. B Howe.
happahannock-J. A. Brewing.
RicLml nd county,. +. arland.
koanoke- NJ. g. Thomas
Roekbrdge-J. I. dunlap and G.. D..
Letcher.
Aockngham-W. H. Blackmore and @. T..
Fahney
shenandoah-P. w. Magruder
smyth W. W. Edwards.
outhampton F t. tulley.
Spotsylyana-M. b. Rowe.
Marren-W 5. kerioot.
Warwick DR.. J. If. Crawford.
Wash ngton-C. w. a. Lacnor and L. II.
Snol, rass.
ALLIANCE AND REPUBLICANS.
Middlesex-R. T. Bland.
Wythe Robert vent.
Ire erick-J. Miller.
Mecklenburg-J. L. GoOdo.
Counties not heard from are Buchanan.
Buckingham. Carroll, Dickinson. lloyd.
6 och an Grayson. Prince George, Scott,
Tazewell and WISE.
GEyERAL SUMMARY.
From the returnsreceived and from the best
estimates rom the counties as heard rom It
is believed that out o. 100 members of TIE
House OF Dee ates - are certain 90 into
tie emocratr taucus.
This W Ii make o ecislature stand on
Joint baiot ll3 LemOrrats 10 2 opposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
ELECTIONS ELsEU HERE.
Flower Defeats Fasseu for Governor In tho
Empire State.

Flower Defeats Fasseu for Governor In tho
Empire State.
New YORK, Nov. g. Special. The battle
at the polls began at o'clock this N rning
and did not cease until the stroke Of this
afternoon.
I was nerce from start to finish.
The voting in the up-tOwl precincts opened
at an imp ecedenied rate. aud emocratic
bal OTIS ell ike snow storm. Not lor years
hs men been heard 10 talk so freely about
their own votes. II have the great b dy OF
voters DISPLAYED so murh or personal feeling
AS a rule the emocratic Ststr cket received
loyul su port from Democrats of al factions
Z, ery tile trou le was experienced W tn the
second trial Of the secret uailot system.
QUICK let yorS NC.
Voting was done quickly and quietly all
over tue city. was ust II o'clock WI en-
ex. President Cleye an got aronndt the poil-
inc place at the corner Of xfy-seventh street
and Park avenue. tie nodded p easantly to
the men in the Tammany booth he passed.
and seemed in great goo humor. II took
him about fye minutes 90 prepare aud or (
b,s ballot. au | when he lett the booth he said
that he was much pleased with the working
OF the secret bal OF System.
Ro>well =. Flower. the Democratic stand
ard-besrsr. voted early st the polling place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
THE CONTEST IN IOWA.
Result OF the Fight Between Governor Boies
and III. G.. Wheeler.

Result OF the Fight Between Governor Boies
and II. G. Wheeler.
DIS MONIES, a., Nov AT the State cleo
ton to-day the voting WAS for Governor,
Lieutenant-Goyernor aJudge of the supreme
Court, : superintendent of Public instruc-
ton q Railroad Commissioner thirty lone
senators and one hundred repre- -entatives.
There were four tickets in the fie d-the
Republi can, democratic and the Prohibition
and peoples ii ket he temperance ques-
ton entere largely in o the campaign { ov-
ernOr Horace BOles the Democratic candidate
for reelection favored the mobilization Of
the present law while II. e.. Wheeler. the
Republican candidate tor Governor insisted
that tie law shall remain and be enforced
The other gubernatorial candI,lates were A.
q. West all, Peoples party, and saac Glib
son. PrOhib on. The candidates for ieuten-
ant oyernor were 5. II. lesion the pc ent
incumbent. and O. gorge Van HOu, ten. Repub-
lcan f. ". Kim, Democrat and Sias NJ.
Weaver were candidates Tor Judge of the Su-
preme Court
The Legislature remains Democratic by 30
to 40 on IoinI allot Brown (Oem.). for
Governor. is elected by very large ma. ority
In Iowa IL precincts give Wheel IL. 4. T.
Foies II. 2s}. The same precincts III 1889 gave
Hutchinson 1925, Boles Y, 800. Net RepuD-
hcan gain %.
The polls in this state keep open till p.
NJ I will be late before any thing can be
sent.
GOVERNOR BoIEs REFLECTED.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-A special from Des
Moines to the Hered says that at midni, ht
every n cation points 10 the election OF
Boies and the entire Democratic ticket By
handsome ma ority Disp.t hes received
at tue democratic head quarters announce an
increase v to ali over the tate and slightly
increased maiOritles or Boies.
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located in stable. When asked how he east
ted for good man NJ. Flower returned
10 the windsor Hotel W ere he remained all
day to receive the returns.
WILD WITH 10Y.
Jay Gould's SOUS Edwin and George and
General thomas exert. president OF
the Western MON Telegraph Dompanv.
were registered in the same district with Mr..
tlowr BY O'Clock the large Democratic
gains in the various ectlons ot the state IN
dcating Flowers ectlon set crowds alb ut
tn, bulletins wild tn JOY. A the figures
grew tue dooln of Repu lcanism neNt year
lie ame more manifest and none were so
hap as the friends OF Mr. eseland.
town Le divided the honors with the
surcrss u candidate.
It was a great night for the triumphant
Demo ray The tarin the Force bil Keel
ism and tie World fair made q cyclone that
swe every no OF Repu Lean success next
year out OF the litical horizon
Flowers majority is about 10000 votes,
NV YoR Nov. B. Special. Herald re-
turns show New York Democratic on full
State ticket Republicans. however. capture
the Legislature.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
W. T. Parker. Keyport Rep is elected by
214 in the Third district in Monmouth county.
j. ID. Horace Dem. will carry the Second
d strickland r. ;. ruhan Rep. will carry the
+ irst district without doubt.
The indications are that both houses OF the
Legislature will he democratic by an In
creased na or:ty on Joint ballot.
The City Press Association says Flowers
majo' ty in the State vii be about 5.00l.
Rood democrat, tor mayor, IS elected by
TO- 600 maiOrity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
PEESSYLV1NIA.
The Contest for Audi or General and Treas
urer-The Result.

HlBRIsBuRG, Pa. Nov 3.-The contest in
this State was for auditor general and State
treasurer. The Republican stsndard-bearer
is General ID. Mem. Gregg, an officer in the
regular army. His opponent for the auditor
generalship is Robert W. Wright wealthy
corr Grafton lawyer.
PaiA FLPHIA. P. Nov 3.-lSpecisl. +
The Republicans carried the State by thirty
five to forty thousand majority.
PrILADEr PHIA, P, Nov 3.-Northampton
county gives Democratic majority estimated
at 300. gain of 800.
The twentieth ward complete shows q
Democratic gain of 6-s.
At this hour q A. NJ the indications are
that General David Gregg Rep. for Audi
tor-Genersl, has defeated Robert L. Wright
(Dem. by 35 600. state Treasurer Morrison
(Rep.) has $4,000 ma ority over AL Tilden
(Dem.). Philadelphia gave $4,000 majority
for Gregg and Morrison. Buks county. tho
homo OF General Gregg and Democratic
stronghold. gave s. 90 for Wright. Ale
gheny county. in which Captain Morrison re-
sides, gave him Ii ,01U majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
The KANSAS CONTEST.
Nine Judg $ and Other State Oficers Voted
For-Light Vote Polled.

TOPEKA, KAN. Nov. st was raw and
chilly all over Kansas to-day and a drzzlng
rain iell. causing lighter vote than would
otherwise Lave been polled Nine district
Judges we're elected and in Q ch of the 100
counties the following officials were chosen
SAern, register OF deeds. surveyor. coroner
and one county commissioner II Will be
diff. ait 10 tell whether the Alliance has fsllen
o or not even after the full returns are in
from all the counties unless the victory is a
sweeping one.
hAa ss CRY, M. Nov. 3.-Returns from
seven counties in Kansas all show epublican
gains th that party's ticket ele ted.
A. NJ, omplete returns from thirty Kan
sas counties and partial from forty show the
election of nine out OF twelve di, trict Judges
bv the Republicans three not heard fr IN.
j epuLlIcan, elected every official in every
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

cincts give Russell 3s. 1855; Allen, 1902. One
hundred towns in the State gives Allen Is, $40:
Russell u.7s. Republican net gain. I.12S.
One hundred and ninety one precincts out
Of 203 n Bottom give Russell 3.fi,; Allen.
III Russeli's plurality l3,257. This 10
within g. OF hussells plurality last year in
the whole city
Tie Journal comedies the reelection Of
Russell by l.5O0 plurality.
RUSSELL RE-ELECrED.
"a. M.-Complete returns from Boston and
other cities which show Democratic gains
will elect Russell by from 5000 to 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
THE CONTEST IN OTHER STATES.
Ecginl6yS Election Over Campbell for
GoYTlN In Ohio Conceded.
RUSSELL REELECTED IN The BAY STATE.
Democrats Win as usual by Large Ma
jOflti6S in Maryland.
TIE RESULTS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Important state Elections in Kansas, Ne
braska and Other Places--COngressiona
Contests in Michigan and New Jersey.
How President Harrison aud Mem
bers OF the Cabinet Received the
News-What Governor Camp
bell Says Of His Defeat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
" EW JERSEY.
Upon tho Result Depends the Election Of .
United states Senator.

United states Senator.
CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. s.-Upon the result Of
the contest in this State to-day depends the
election of a successor to United States Ssna-
tor Rufus Blodgett. There were seven Bena-
tors bsiotted for in the counties of Buring-
ton. Cape May Hunterdon. Hu lson. Middle
sex. Passaic and Sussex Sixty sssemblymen
were voted for in accordance with the new
district ines estal lished by the last Leg
is ature. The counties of Essex and Hudson
each have one district more. and Burlington
and Morris each district.
he Democrats will have majority In both
branches of the Legislature IT political
head uarters of the Democrats In this city
Il Q claim is made that Democratic senators
have been elected in Hudson. Hunterton,
MIddesex and Sussex counties The Demo-
Gratis also claim to have elected forty Assem-
blymsn in the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
NEBEASKA.

LINCOLN. NEB.. Nov. 4-The contest In this
State to-day was for Supreme Court Judge
and university regents. The election excites
c. Considerable interest. as 1t Is expected to
show whether the Farmers Alliance or, Inde-
pendent party is to gain political supremacy
in Nebraska.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
COLORADO.

DFNvER. co.,. Nov. S.-Full returns from
the city OF Denver show that the Republicans
have elected the entire municipal ticket by
2. 90 plurality, gan IT 800. returns from
all over the State show a slight Republican
gain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

Returns UnprecedeDtediy siow-Hepuoiican
Gains.

Gains.
Rosros. Mss, Nov S.-Returns are unpre-
cedentedly slow. Twenty-one towns give an
average epubl can gain # lol. Thi' indi-
Gates a total nepub.ican gain in s5i towns OF
tnr state o. s. "a usell 5 plurality last
year was .05 10 precincts out OF 700 In
Boston so ar heard IRON gise Russell u en- +.
Is. ys2 Alien rep. II. 1872
Twenty-Five towns III Massachusetts give
Corroran Dem. tor Lieutenant Governor,
l,729 Halle l.e,.. OIL -,
h Nov. 3.-The Globe says Russell
is elected by l2,0o
One hundred and ninety-Avs of the 2o7 pre-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
WARRINGTON.
Eastern shore Democratic.

TAsLEY. Nov. 9.-The Democratic legisla-
tive candidates in the two Lasiern Shore
counties were ee, ted to la without opposi-
ton. The was no interest 10 the contest
an the vote polled is the smallest on record.
4 styIlLL, Nov as. 8. wilkins. the
foster delegate from Accomac and North
ampton counties has been reelected without
opposition. The vote in this county was
very light and at tlis place not single negro
vote was cast Reports from all ortion' OF
Accomsc how liz vote cast I. .roughout
that county, while the delegate from that
county is elected by light vote. little or
no interest was manifested in tie election, as
the was no opposing candidates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT. MICH, Nov. s.-Ons Congressman
is being voted for in the Fifth district to-day.
The three candidates were G.. +. Belknap
rep. who is the present Congressman from
the dl trict, j. :. awrence DEM and b
w. Richardson Pro.).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

The Next Senate.
The following is a full list of the senators
elected

elected
DEMOCRATS.
Fourth District-James Marshall.
Sixth Dist ict--J. w. hackler.
Eighth Dls rict-fhOmas II Harnsburgher.
Tenth District-M l.. Walton.
I've fth strict-T. W. Harrison.
I, urteenth itrict- George A. Mushbach.
Sixteenth Oistrict-F NJ. Parrish
Eighteenth istrict-H ID. loo
Twentieth District Alexander Mcdonald.
Twenty second District James l.. Arthur.
lwenty-fourth District JOHN l.. Hurt.
Twenty-ffth Disirrt-T. w. colt.
1wrnty-sixth District-Ben. amin n. Hatch
er.
Twenty-eighth Tistri t-W. A. Watson.
Thirtleth District j. q. Southall.
1hirty-second District-Ihomas H. Barnes.
1hirty-fourth District-H. 7. Wickham.
III irty-sixth District R. l. Washington.
Thirty-eighth District-D. Gardiner Tyler.
REPUBLICANS.
Second District-J. +. +. Mills.
Hold-over senators stand nineteen Demo-
crats 10 one hepublcan. which makes the
mkt irginia Senate stand thirty-eight Demo
Gratis to two Republicans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
RICHMOND, VA. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER H.

the remocratic nominees receiving 80. The
! emocratic majority in the county is estI-
mated at 400.
wYTHE.
WYTHrvIrLv. Nov. 3.-R. G. Kent the Al
lance nominee. indorsed 10y the democratic
committee was elected in this county with
out opposit on.
WASHINGTON.
BR1sro1. Nov. 3.-At the election here to-
day for representative from ashlngton
county, Va. Anderson Ii em. stood D.
snodgrass L Lem. }, $50, Mock lAllLl 46' Burk
(Alli . l6.
Mendoza precinct gave Anderson 6l; Snod-
grass. 81 Burke. 6l Mock, AZ.
WISE.
BRISTOL. Nov. 3.-Big Stone Gap precinct.
Wise county: Mills. 2ll Wells. ITO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

All reports received indicate that the cleo
ton throughout Virginia to-day passed off
very quietly. A light vote WAS pollsd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

ooRDg syILLr, w.. Nov. 9.-This precinct
gives G. S. shaokle.orl. the emocrat
nominee. lO7 majority Barbouisvilie. II; Or.
ange. 10 Halles 81 Locust Grove. 65 and
for Frazier nd Ia Hare gave 60. and
Rhofesvile "a The ma ority in Orange
county for Shackleiord is 323. for the House
Of Deiegates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

Feowr RoYAL, Nov. 3.--This was tho ouiet.
est election held for many years AT tN,s nrs.
cinct. Only lG5 votes were cast out OF Zoo.
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WAvERIY, Nov The vote in SUSSEX so
far a. known stands
Wayerly distr ct-l ell (Dem.) 40, Parsons
(Alll. 100 rewr- Rep. 81.
Wakefield dstrict-bell lDem.) ,, %: Parsons
ALI j, y lrewry lI.ep.J J, bb.
Newv lie district Bell Dem. J. A.; Parsons
(Alh }, % / rewry Rep "a.
UIoKs ORD, Nov. S.-The election passed
of very uetly here, and a sma J vote was
cast Official returns of three precincts are
as follows Hicksford arsons ALI, 81:
Drewry Ind. Rep 10; Bell em. H.
Ryands arsons. IL Drewry. II. Bell 0
Belfield Par ons, 80: Drewry 3. Bell. IS.
Far ,ons ma oriy is :. There are three
majority 10 50.
SOUTHAMPTON.
BoYKNs, Nov Sat Boykins precinct the
vote stands or Senate Barnes Dem. s44.
For representative. ulley Dem. , 3l4 Pret-
low ALI. 80.
At ewsan's precinct vote was For rsprs-
sentative rulley DEM. - PIetlow Ali.
IS. For the Senate, Barnes EN-. l.
CUR LA d. Nov. 2.-The vote of South-
ampton county 30 Tar as caa be ascertain a
is about 100 iulley Dem. has majority
of 6U0
SCOTT
BRIsroI, Nov. 3.-Five precincts OF Scott
county give for Senator Wells a en- \ 40i.
Mills ( ep } 276; Craft ALI B, 800. Fo- the
House: Bond (Rep.). 429 Hoge Cali. J. sup
ported by Democrats, 45i.
WARREN.
FRoNr ROYAL, Nov. 3.--This was thu ouiet.
est election held for many years al tn,s pre-
cinct Only lG5 votes were cast out Of ZOO.