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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
THE MICHiGANDSRS.
Victory Claimed by Both Democrats and
Republicans-Side-Sh show Votes.
fur ,otooso.h e. ~ ngara.,b

IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.
DETROIT. MICH, November Although the
presidential campaign which close tonight has
been marked by comparatively few external evi-
deDces OF excitement, there has never been one
In which there has been 80 much activity Both
tho Republican, and the Democrats claim that
the State will be carried by their respective
parties. Daniel j. Campau, chairman OF tho
Democratic state Central Committee, says that
his party viii elect their State ticket by 4 good
majority, and more than half OF the presidential
electors and cCngressmen. He also hopes TO
have majority In the next Legislature, which
viii elect n United States senator TO succeed
Francis Is. Stock bridge, whose term will expire
next March No figures are given, however, TO
substantiate these claims.
Senator Mcmillan, chairman Of the Republican
State Central Committee, predicts 2 victory tor
his party in this State. He declares that tho
State .cket will be elected by plurality of from
1000 10 $4,000. A majority will lie had IN the
next Legislature also, thus making the United
states senatOrship safe for the Republicans.
Chairman Mcmillan says that large geius viii be
made in Tho number Of congressman elected the
last time, and eight Of tl.e Republican electory,
he thinks, are safe
II IL asserted by the chairmen Of the Prohib-
tion and Peope's-party committees that their
respective parties will each poll ABOUT 10000
votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
FROM CHAIRMAN AARRlTY.
New York, New Jersey, Indiana, and Con-
Decticut Democratic beyond Doubt.

[By telegraph TO the Dspatch.l
WILMINGTON. DBL, November 7.-Senntor
George Cray received the following message
this evening from National Democratic-C Chair
man llarrity:
anew YORK, November Z, 1892.
" Nm. GeorGc cray:
"The eve OF the election finds US even more
confident than we hayo ever been. Earnest cf-
'oIts tC-iay and tomorrow will bring every
Democratic vote 10 the polls and ensure decided
Democratic victory. Ne0I ork has been PRACTICAL
ly abandoned by the Republican man gers, and
they are about preparing 20 cOncede Now Jersey
and Indiana. We shall also carry Connecticut.
There will be no break I'm the electoral vote OF
the southern States. Make certain that every
Democratic vote is pollcd, and make the request
OF every county chairman.
CIVILIAN F. HARRITY."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
Bah States Safely Democratic, as
Is Also West Virginia.
VIEW YORK BETTING.
e. @ Stl on Cleveland Notwth-
aojrg Special Bluff
WEATHER TO BE CLEAR,
.,,. showers Ia New Nork-Nothing Re-
rrius but for Democrats to
DO Their Duty.



vs Y. November 7.-Democratic
r...,.. confidently anticipated last week,
. .ra.r row The Republicans have
.. ,.r last desperate effort and told
-.-.., "eaupai.u lie" The resources
s...-...uu have been exhausted and
..-.---.ai grand closing sensation has
innpoar.
,,-.t.l.. Indiana, New York, and
,.g.s-.. ate absolutely safe.
ALABAMA o.
r-.r Alabama State-C Chairman Shelly
,..,..' Give Yourself no concern
.,..r u' Alabama. We have won.
ham, 20. will be considerable, beyond
>.-,. Dakota advices show that Harri-
..... .o.- ,hg, State as well as North
lst la Colorado the Republicans
,..-. fa.,at hy resOrting TO the tactics
despair.
NrW YORK PEACRABLE.
Tho Nrv York cle,tion will be peaceable
on r.s.G-8toua,. and full democratic
,.s wlr te cast without impediment.
I..s-, ,a..Ir.l POS the hrn, confident, and
o. ..rl', course Ct the state and local
M.I.f llfFi tNFHutittAA tihSltl
rt .rtuliIou with calm reason md
r davenport and his colleagues realize
-..t.a.r programme has fallen through.
g. .l1. tuc effect Of their intimidation
g.. .et t1lu.rca,, the Cleveland vote.
tr.JWfCtS CONVICT TACTICS.
criminal alliance between Republ-
a. i4uarfars and DIshler, the notO-
tg,.rye from Justice, for whose ap-
.,.. ...rs..u reward of 81. 500 is out-staud-
1.l.4 -ausa'Ion upon which the Repub-
-s,.ll u0' count. - shows that nOto-
f.-.r.-.. -.r. hired TO attempt TO COLOMBO
E..u .a1 voters. This indicted scOuD-
+--f va. .rcGred tho escape Of OBuen,
i0.r-or- buucoer. is proven bv his
.Kl .r ting to be a close political
--,-. s- .3.i of the Republican EXecu-
~, Chairman Hackett. These convict
'.'.- . N.puhnCan Headquarters Will
... .-- % thousands of votes of repu-
o.. t.uItICaus, who rise up against
' t-v ui and Davenport domlna-
a-
L rfrCtV PROTECTION, sO-CALLED.
... N.U York HraH editorially sums
o. '. 4-u- -rHrut Of Republican prOtec-
-r '. ..la- % is "a boon 10 millionaire
-.-.,.. .'rr..- and rich emplO rcrs, be-
a... n shuts out what cOmpetes with
l....y. foreign products. II IL
t- t..a o. ,mu.oyoes, because II does
rs...I. what completes with them
..r.r. ..tHgl laborors. That Is what
',.- oLeap labor means. II Is what the
.--l , protection means. II Is what
',a.. tn success means
rug CLEVELAND. 24i VOTES.
.t- democratic National Committee
count, with perfect confidence upon
...-' "a, electoral votes for Cleveland,
N- i.U.ous electoral vote will not eX-
... lu- above calculation does not
-.-l- electoral votes for Cleveland and
"-'s.-.u to, which the national head
1'1'r- l4lddentlv look 20 the North
~ -l' t.c Pacific Coast.
i.. VI. Dickinson. chairman of the
4-t .r.rc National Campaign Committee.
t7'. Ne have fought a good fight; we
.-'s a.lt tn faith, and We will win"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
GRATUlTOUs AND MALICIOUS.
Republican Campaign FaIsehood Duly
Characterized by MIR. Cleveland.

NuHThCltIlLtu bl W.T.. cleveland.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
AsBURy PARK, y. j.. November THE mem
bers OF the G. X. Hall Post, Grand Army of the
Republic, at this place. were somewhat dissatis-
fed with Cover Cleveland for his apparent slight
on the veterans az tho big parade in New YORK
"ty recently, and Mr. W. II. Carman, ono OF the
leading Demo rats and member Of the post
wrote 20 Mr Cleveland TO that effect, and re-
ceived the following reply:
" "lPcrsOnaLl
II WEST fIFrY-FIRsT STREET. NEW YORK;
"NOTember ,, 1892.
William H. CGTmdn, AsbVry Park, ". j.:
"Dear Sr,--Your letter OF the 1st instant, re-
ferring 10 n Republican falsehcOd in relation 20
my conduct on the day OF the grand parade
here and constrIiuC my Abandonment OF the re-
yieWlng-ntaud as a slight on the veterans, Is at
hand.
al know Of no better way 10 dispose Of IL than
20 place IL without hesitation In the category Of
gratuit0us and malicious lies, which have been
20 abundantly distributed by our opponents In
this campaign. Very truly yours,
lSignedl "6ROTER CLEVELAND
To tho above II may be added that when Mr..
Cleveland left the reyiewing-stand it was IN
compliance with repeated urging from the trus-
tees OF the Peabody Educational rund, OF whom
Mr. Cleveland Is one. 10 attend meeting Of the
trustees then in session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
There Is no shutting, there the action
lies at the polls.
Baseball Note Pio . ted.

PHILADELPHIA, NOyeIn Der The note OF the
National League and the American Association
Of professional base hall cubs for s6,S6D, given
10 George W. Wagner in part payment OF tho
purchase money OF tho Athletic club, went TO
protest on the 9TH instant, through misunder-
standing on the part OF several OF tho clubs re-
glrding the date on which thoir asseesm ents
were due. II appears that several OF the clubs
we're under the Impression that tho note was
not due until the 10th Instant which accounted
for their delay. Today President Young prompt
ly paid the note. On Saturday President Young
paid the notes maturing % the late association
clubs OF Boston and Columbus, although II was
thought advisable at tho recent league meeting
TO have these notes, aegr eating $4,000. re-
newed until next year. Rather than have II
that way, however, many OF tho clubs have since
paid them. The league has thus far paid S00,-
900 OF indebtedness Of Sl3j,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08

people overlooked the importance of per-
manently beneficial effects. and were salts
fed with transient action, bat now that i
is generally known that Syrup Of Figs will
permanently cure habitual constipation.
well-informed people will not buy other
laxatiyes, which act for time, but finally
iniure the system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08

Supreme Court win attend IN turn. two or three at
q time, In their chambers nj the county court
house, as has been the custom IN preceding
years. This viii greatly aid tho people who may
be arrested illegally. II II not likely that
single vote which should be cast legally will be
thrown out.
A statement has boen made that tho National
Democratic Committee has been supplying Ihe
County Democracy with funds 10 carry on tho
work of tho campaign A committee from that
organization caiifd nj Democratic headquarters
last night 10 deny the allegation. The sum that
was alleged 20 have been given TO the organize
ton was $4,000. Chairman Harrity author
lied n statement thus morning denying the
story. lie said that the national committee has
not given any money 20 any organization what-
ever. either municipal or otherwise. All funds
have been distributed through the regular State
c0nniftces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
ALABAMA.
CIeveland's Probable Plurality oO'ooV-
All Cong ressmen Democratic.
fpy taiasra nh "a the Dispatch.l

CIeveland's Probable Plurality oO'ooo-
All Cong ressmen Democratic.
lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
BIRMrNGHAx, ALA, November 7.-The Demo-
cratic state headquarters here have returns
from every county in the state. Without excep-
tion they show uniform gains over the August
vote when tho Democrats had 12,OOO nalorHy'
The estimate OF the Democratic state COM
mltteo is that Cleveland viii have a clean ma
tority OF 27. 900 over Harrison and weaver COM
iiuod and that the Democrats VIII eject every
member OF Congress by not less tnan l,VOo ana
IRON that 20 1000. - A. l..
ghe straight Harrison and Reid ticket u 10
exnectod. viii poll ffom 20. 600 20 10000 votes
In me state, which will make Clovolands piu-
rali;y probably near 10000 Cleveland VIII run
several thousand ahead Of his ticket
aARsHaLs BARRgD OUT.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, NOyemDor I.--uenerai
Shelley. chairman OF tho DeiuVfatic sth'e ooni.
mittes. in au Interview says he WIZ h0t Perint
deputy United states msrsha!s 70 DC inssae tne
3O-foot limit Iusiae that line they have no legal
right aud the democratic mauagers throughout
the State have been so informed
TIE SITUATION DgI6sT.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, November Tine situh-
ton here is brighter for the Democrats than AZ
any previous time The evidence OF a ude
among the kols Democrats towards Cleveland is
very pronounced and positive. Still I'VE fusion-
lists are hopeful, aud their chsirnian, =. ". bow
man, pfedicts victory by 10000 majority ana tns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
The savannah District.
AS GOOD As ELecTsp.
Cleveland VIII Win BeyOnd Question,
Says A. T.. German.
rBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l

by telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l
WAsHISGTON. ID. c., November Tho Star
this afternoon prints the following:
Senator Arthur p. German was in the city To-
day, seemingly Just as placid as he might ap-
pear were there no presidential election within
two or three years.
~ shall be- a. home until after the election
said the Senator to STIR reporter who met
him on the avenue. ~ came home as soon az
my work elsewhere was done, and tomorrow
expect 10 vote for the next President" And he
smiled small, modest. Cleveland sort OF smile.
" { 80, he continued, "thGt remark might bo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
H7. ALoRlCH BACKS DOWN.
hn'hal, 60 stand "Outside "-Great
Cleveland Victory at Hand.


Cleveland Victory at Hand.
hy telegraph % the Dispatch.l
NV lHf November 7.-Onc Of the most
- SOC .' t1o lua, iu,idents Of the campaign
'-- t,l-i.nn - Aciing-Attorney-G
..u fa,p.-I,i0n assumed regarding the
NJ tr.'Hl ~t4fcs officials inside the
.f... Hf polling ,iHces. Mr.. Aldrich nov
'.tu,.e 90 United states mBrshals and
FEDERAL officials: "Ordinarly II
" necessary ttat they should be about
ready i,r any emergency that may
SPECTATORS oSLY.
r'rIs, they are 90 be in ordinary cases
- -.. t1o voting only. IN the manage
.."t.c.i.ous thcy are outsiders. not in-
'.. 900 the only preteuco Tor their going IN
- 3D.. Er arise must rotate 10 the election Of
uFre-s. As 90 presidential oleo-
Id u. OF state on ;ers, under tue decl-
'" Miner case, they have no junction
within the RuHrd-raiis Of polling
-..s '- p-ocieely the point Tor which
i'a Democratic lawyers, under tho
.--.r - cA-~ecrctary william c. Whitney,
'' -is.y rautcndcd. and thoir iucld expo
i.' .aW htr rc1tei great victory Tor
luder the existing statutes.
.-' HItY conveys n striking lesson on
t.I. fae enactment oi which would be
i I .a-risou should DO elected, and
t- te. p4eay sli the hOme-rlIie barriers be-
%, - re PIC d, localities and absolute CEN
-a.-ef l.u.r.
it.tNA DEMOCRATIC LARGELY.
.''tn Ihomas 1acgsrt, OF the Indiana
Htrn, telcgraphs as follows: " We
. '.' tslesranH from every county in
D., ~. -.'vins Nat we are in good shape and
,' .f i'n contest. We have sent instruc-
l. a- the line, and wOnld say 10 you
.A4 VIII De- in Inc for the entire Demo
NJ. - . large plurality"
... t. Nhterln, the Indiana member and
D.. .. lue Democratic National Commit
, ' 't' Just returned from his state, says
+'lnnstrGtion Of is Democracy by to-
81. lion iB a. sure as the rising and
''-. t. t,'-un
cLEVELAND LANDSLIDE.
O.. . "-a',Yer has occurred to shake Demo
b.. l"u-e ln a great triumph tomorrow,
t,., 'Lr .YnitHry, every indication points To-
a.. -.hrfsal "laudsiide for Cleveland and
RADICAL Gus ENFTOpED.
a., ''tilr-s associates q Mr.. n. Is. Yaningen
49,. "a D. The paDeru tonight an indig-
A. p-niu denial OF the Wild yarn
0t.. ~ 10 Republicans 10 Colonel Tom
latt Mr. Naningen had gone abroad 70
-. British gold" for tue Domocrats. liz
,.', f'liuc that the managers OF great
IT,. ' Parry shOu.d have resOrted TO a gross
- io ceeiiy related.
caursAs HARgIY CONTENT.
49,, ''-, DISPATCHES received ~ Democratic
D. -. -4 ilarters are from Wisconsin. West
l.'.. '.ffuia, sud Indiana. They an report
T...'. rancass as certain, and Chelrman
o.. -hy that he and his associates, baying
frs.,-.,.l ~ ~" work u tho campaigD. await the
.s. f 'h" f0tlug with absolute contenttnenf. in
"'iire ihat signal victory will DO non.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
Trouble Apparently Unavoidable.
fpv ;aINgra nj, IN tho Iuapatrbl

KANSAS CITY, No. November 7.-Trouble be-
tween State and Federal officers on election-dey
seems unavoidable. United states Marshal
Tracy viii have 200 deputies on hand 10 enforce
the Federal laws, even to passing behind tho
cuard-ran. Tho state Will have an equal num-
ber Of odicers al the polls to prevent any one,
United States officers included, from passing be-
hind the rail contrary to State law. II both sets
Of officers obey their instructions trouble Is sure
10 follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
Mrs. Tnlmage Perfectly Well.

NEW YORK, November I'm view Of the state
ments regarding Mrs. Talmage printed in seye-
raj papers to-day, the Rev. Il. Dewitt Talmago
this afternoon requested the United Press to say
for him that the entire presentment Is fabrica-
tton from beginning to end. Mrs. Talmage has
been visiting the scene Of her childhood and has
telegraphed him 10 Join her In New Haven. Her
health Is perfect, and any insinustion that her
mind is affected Is untrue and cruel In the ex-
tfeme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
The solid South against-not the solid
North, hat sohd Radcalism
A Rival of Luray.
fly telegraph 20 the Dispatch


HARRIsoNBURG. Va, November IA cave was
discovered about six miles east Of HarrisOnburg,
near the village OF keeZletOwn, Saturday eve
ning II has not been fully explored YET but Is
SAID 20 rival the Luray cayerns in size and grot-
toes and in beauty. It Is situated on the land OF
Augustine ErmentrOut, and was discovered
while blasting for rock. lwon'y-four rooms
have been fonad without the aid OF pick or
shovel. Persons from the noightorhood were
iocking TO SEQ 1t all to-day. and specimens OF
tho stalactites were brought 20 town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08

election OF four congressman. Chairman Shelley
puts the Democratic plurality at $1,000, and Ia
cerlain OF eight congressman and hopeful OF
nine. Thore is really no telling. however. how
many kolb Democrats have abandoned tho
Fusion tickot Tho Democrats will win by any
where from $4,000 70 10000. They may lose
congressman In three diesrrts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
NORTH DAKOTA.
The State In Doubt. with Chances Favor
ing the WeaverItes.
ny telegraph to tho Disprtch.l

by telegraph TO the DispGtch.l
BIsNARCE, N. d., November 7.--After a care
ful canvass ON the part Of the Republican Com
mittee, Chairman spalding is willing to go on
record with the prediction OF the election OF the
Republican electors by 1900, congressman by
loo, and Governor and the entire State ticket
by 1000, with the possible exception OF one rail-
road Commissioner. On the other hand, Chair
man MGratta, Of the Democratic committee,
claims the State for the Fusionists by 1000 to
5000. The Legislature will be very close, and
ls claimed by both sides. The Republicans have
been confident OF majority OF 10 all along un-
I'll Saturday, when they weakened on dis
cOuraging reports. Conservative politicians
plece North Dakota In doubt, with chances ia
yoriug the Hoayortes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
New York Radical Ticket Fraud.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

BuFPMo, NJ Y, November r7.--Lieutenant-Gov-
'v -crnor SEoehau has given 20 the press the fol-
lowing: " | have positive information that the
Republican State Committee has mailed TO
Democrats all over the State a paster-ball0t
headed by William SteinWay and Richard
Croker, Democrats, and with the balance OF the
electoral ticket Republican. j warn all Demo-
Gratis. especially committeeman and workers at
the polls on electlOn-day, to keep g sharp look
out for these pastors and 10 prevent this fraud
from being worked on Democrats"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
still They Come.
by telegraph to the Dispatch. J


Boston, NOvem Der 7.-Edward d. Mead, editor
OF the AcU England MIGdz ne, announces his in
tention OF voting for Cleveland. lie has hitherto
acted with the Republicans, but being believer
In a policy that looks 70 free trade, he GanuOt
take the "extreme position on Ito tarifi assumed
by the Republican party"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08

the Peoples party and the arrest OF State regis
trar by Chiei-supervisor Shaier. followed by inc
arrest Of sharer In turn, which seems 70 nave
checked furthor proceedings under federsi pro.
cess. There Il rain tonight. with tho prospoct
of bad wenther tomorrow. In an interview To-
night Chairman Simmons, Of the Democratic com
mittee, claimed the State by $1,000 majority.
expressed tho expectation OF e'ccting seven
congressman out of nine, with hopes OF all, ana
claimed the Legislature.
EAvEs pEsPoNDESr.
Chairman Eaves declined 10 express himself,
saying that tO-moIros would tell Its own taie.
He appeared despOndent. Two days since no
claimed the state by fourteen majority. ihete
is a chance for the election Of Settle, Clarke,
Wilcox, and Prtclatd (,eDubhcansl TO Congress.
IL is understood that the Peoples party clalul
that Weaver viii Doll 50 600 votes, aud that they
will elect '(atliHg In tne Fret, koonce In the
Third. and stroud IN the Fourth Congressional
Districts They hope, In connection with tue
Republicans, 10 conttol the Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
Old Virginia never tires Let there be
no exception to the glorious rule.
situation at Homestead.
f.y-- ..t...-a..t, 0. a.. nsar,,,s, \


PrTTsBURG, Pa, November lit was reported
Saturday that there would be a Wholesale doser-
ton from the Homestead strikers ranks this
morning, but it failed to materiallze. Some four
or flye strikers returned TO work this morning.
The great strike is now over four months old,
and an authority asserts that only sixty-fOur
strikers have 50 far accepted the company 3
terms. In the mean time, though, the mill man
agement has secured about :, 200 workmen else
pany must have hired 5000 men. but for quito
a while nearly as many lett or were discharged
as came In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
The WEATHER TO-DAY.
Generally Clsar-Showers In New York
and New England.
Rv tolegraph TO tho Dispatch.l

IBy telegraph 70 mo Dlspatch.I
WAsHINGToS, November IA general weather
prognostcation Issued by the Signal ONCE for to-
morrow Gays: The clearing condition has moved
slowly sOuthward to Northern Texas and will
dominate tho weather on Tuesday over the
whole country except IN New England and New
York.
Rain or snow has fallen over the whole coun-
try east Of the Mississippi river.
The weather viii clear IN the Lake region and
the Middle Atlantic states.
Showers, followed by fair weather Tuesday af-
temoon or night, in New England and New
York.
Tho temperature has risen In the Atlantic
States aud east Gulf states and has generally
fallen elsewhere. The temperature viii tall de-
cidedly in the Lake regions ana the Ohio Valley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
Move Along.

Don't stand ide. It's the man who keeps
moving that generally succeeds in life.
You can't help moving on when taking
Simmons Liyer Regulator. II cleanses the
sssm snh ,fv,n nm M poison Anu % senus ,n9 olooa
The Regulator il the best insurance policy
against Indigestion and dyspepsia. Nothing
mslssioas about Simmons LAYER Rsgulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
rwensle,h AonusI Auction salo.

Rich and elegant Siiverware. Clocks
Bropzes. Banquet Lamps. Opera-Glasses.
Rogers celebrated Table-CuileTy, Japa.
nese Bric-e-Brac. and other Christmas aud
wedding presents.
This weeks sales will be unusually at-
tractiye. twenty-five cases new goods
have been received.
sale TINS day az store. 81 east Main street,
OF l0:S0 A. NJ. and f30P. NJ. Chairs fcr the
ladies IN clean, warm store. BY
j. III. VALENTINE.
John r. LGvghton, Salesman.
BY order of Taunton & Rogers Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08

smell impaired. sleep broken By dreams, and
felt tired Ia morning, suffered with sour stomach,
my eyes became wesEs bad pains Ia Chest wss
very weak and nervous, aud l believe would
have died n had not consulted DR.. Coates lie
has worked 3 wonderful change Ia my condition.
Ny health Is now excellent. nay symptoms anse
gone, | breathe freely, sleop we'll, and eat
heartily. NADGE BRASifEAR,
2006 y street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08

makes very delicious and nourishins drink. 10
IA particularly adapted Tor persons of weak d.
gestion, differing therein from all otler oocoas In
tho market. Sold eyerywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
Georgia Ready for Tom Watson. Who
Threatens Wholesale Arson.
[By telegraph 10 the Dspatch.l

ATLANTA, Ca, November 7.-Goyernor Northen
has ordered the military of the city under arms
20 be In readiness 20 80 20 Thomson, the home
Republican Watson, the Third-party candidate
for reelection. The mayor Of tue town tele-
graphed that Watson threatans violence to-mor-
row evening 10 the extent OF burning the town.
Many women have been moved out OF the town
and state OF terror prevails there. The troops
will 60 down on a special tram ifthe mayor nuds
he is right. Watson IL a candidate Tor Congress
and the canvass has been unusually bitter.
Tronble will likely occur tomorrow in different
parts of Watson's district. Thls is tho only dis
trct where n Third-party candidate has made
determined fight.