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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
TOWNS PAINTED RED.
Great Denominations OF Democratic joy
IN Chicago and Memphis.
nv ,srsrrnnn 70 tho ni.nn,ch.l

fBy telegraph TO tho Dispstcb.l
CHICAGO, ILL.,, November lathe Chicago
Democracy painted sho city deep crimson hue
tonight To the number OF 10000, supporters
OF Cleveland and stevenson pareded the streets
In honor Of their partys political triumph. Cow
ernor-elect John p. Algeld reviewed inc parade
from the balcony u tho lroquols clubhouse, and
was greeted with wlldly-cnthusiastic cheers as
the faithful marched along.
The parade contained hundreds Of transpar-
encies covered with black lettered expressions
Of Democratic glee. Four stalwart mon IN linen
busters carried a large cofin upon which was M
scrit ed " McKinley-Died November 4, 1897
It's passage through tho streets was greeted
with cheers. A short distance behind came
hugo Grandfather's hat" with pair OF good
Democratic, feet shutting along beneath. The
balance Of the Democrst was on the inside.
BOOSTERS, HENS, AND DUCKS.
Following granlpa's paste-board tile came
rank after rank OF men carrying long poles
upon tho ends OF which were wire cages, eacn
containing o live rooster. Half tho boosters"
were hens, and one or two were ducks bus they
served the purpose Just as well. lhrOugn,
out the parade fireworks were ussd
literally, and tho Offices OF tho Democratic
newspapers were verltabe flames ot Roman
candles. Alteeld and such members as could
squeeze within the walls OF tho Battery Arno-
~ listened 90 local orators, who explained what
il was ell about and told how they would keep
on having monster ratification phrahes once
every four years for the next hall dozen de.ades'
10 was originally intended that tho Nlce-fresl-
dent-elect should review the parade, but no was
unable 20 be present.
TIE MEAPHIs JOILIFICATI0S.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, November l2.-The largest
political demonstration ever witnessed here oc-
Cured tonight. IL was tho Democratic iolhhca-
ton over the election Of Cleveland and
Stevenson. tOrch-lyht procession with
innumerabls tr6usparencies and bands of
music paradod the streets. More than
5000 men were in line. All business
houses along the line Of march were protussly
and pstriotlcally decorated. nlass-meeting
WAS held at The Grand Opera-HOuse, presided
over by United States senator q. Harris, in the
afternoon. and speeches we're made oy United
States Senator W. q. Bate. Congressman James
ID. Richardson and Josiah Patterson, OF Ten
nessee: John ". Allen. OF Mississippi, aud other
distinguished leaders.
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS, TOO.
PIrrsBURG, PA, November 12.-The Demo
cracy Of Western Pennsylvania held Jeher-
sonian Publication in this city tonight. The
street parade was one OF the largest political
demonstrations that have ever taken place in
Pttsburg. Over 5000 men, with some women,
were in line. Several Republican organizations
turned out and marched side by side with their
Democratic brethren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
CAVENPORTIsM DONE FOR.
Johnny VIII Probably BE Dismissed and
His system Wiped Ont.
az teIegraph 10 the DIspatch

IBy telegraph 20 the Dlsphtcu.I
NEW YORK, November l2.-Congressman Ash
bel 2. Fitch. the chairman OF the Congressional
Investigation Committee which has ben
scrutinziug Mr.. DavenpOrt's financial accounts
aud his methods, said to-day IN conversation
with a reporter There is \ general impression
TINT the investigation Of the committee d. com
Tlete. and that the inal report will b" handed IN
December 6th, when Congress meois next mon b,
in Washington. his 4: not 40. \ report Will
be given concerning Nr. Dagenports me'hois
and his refusal 20 obey the subpoena 20 appear
before ihe committee. On the latter ground he
can 10 punished either by imprisonment on by a
fine for contempt. lie can $50 be peremptotiiy
dismissed from his o1lce, which he got RON t-e
United states Circuit Court only on tho cor Zion
o. good CORdUcl THAT, nOTcvcr, VIII scarcely
happen. TIE work Of the investigation COM
mlttee is not done, and with the permission u
COnaress IL will DO continued during .he COM
gTCssonal recess.
LAS soon az Congress cCnycnes again, WIN n
fair Democratic majority, ] mysuu VIII MAKO
motion 20 have Mr. Davenport dismissed and the
whole inidmtous system Of Federal supervision
Of state returns wiped ont forever. That VIII be
tho end ot Davenport and OF his methods, h)ro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13

DUKE.-Died. November 4. 1892. mean
divers, Hanover county, Va. after Iona
illness Mrs. MALNINlA L. DUAE. the
beloved wife Of Charles IL. Duke, IN the
55th year of her age.
She leaves devoted husband and nine
children TO mourn their loss.
Asleep in Jesus.
Dearest mother. thou hast left u,
We thy loss most deeply feel:
But tits God who hath bcreit US,
He can all our Sorrows heal.
A precious one from ~ has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our homo
Which never can be filed.
MARTIN.-Died,a at the residence OF her
parents. 81 Smith street. November 18th.
at 1880 A. NJ, MARY ANN MARPIN, only
daughter of Timothy and Minerva Martin;
aged I6 years and months.
Funeral will take place from 81. Peters
Cathedral THIS Sunday AFTERNOON
az O'clock,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
A GERMAN AT THE OLD CAPITOL.
Tho Brilliant Affair Given by william and
Mary College Ciub-The Dancers.

Mary College Ciub-The Dancers
fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, November IA beautl-
fnl german was given last night In cameron
Han bv the William and Mary German Club.
Tho attendance was the largest at any enter
tainment given this season by TINS popula 90
cial organization. quite NUMBER OF e.ian go
were present and besides the many attrhctFe
young ladies there were seveis ~ dance
ones who held their own In inc Gahce,
az well rs in personal attractions me nan was
Handsomely decorated, and tho music was iur-
nished by the Asylum Orchestra. MANY Oh !he
figures introduced we're novel ana pret,y' VeIug
esperlaIlv selected for this occasion. The dance
was gracefully led by hr. ana hts' 0Vh" DP'H-
Ger. Those dancing were: r.,,o
Miss Cole. IN white silk null, with MI Lawrence
Brown, OF Old Point. ~ e.. In,
Mr. 7. o. Eddy, % Farmville.
Miss Jeanie Mercer, in white cashmere ana
lace. with Mr. Tyson. Of Alabama. go
Niles Ella MonCure, IN PINK Six ana lacs' Win
Mr.. Charles Coleman. . 80, A. TT
Miss Uunley, In cream SILK null, WIN hr' IL
q. Humphreys. Of Fort Monroe. . A., ",
Mes PINK MorecOck, in white silk, with MI W.
II. WoLAter, Of Norfolk.
Miss Mary NrCCw. OF Richmond, blue Six and
chiffon, with ST.. Hugh ?. Bud, OF petersburg.
Miss Emory, Whito SWISS, with Ar. Charles
jordan, Of Bucna Vista. q,
Miss Trovilliau, In yellow silk, with MI u. W.
Chnrman, OF Smthheld. n.
Miss Virgo Armistead, pink mul, with hurt
Jordan, OF Halifax. ,.--- .-,t..
silk ana pearls, with Mr.. q. W. Mapp. go
Mics CANINE Young. % Warwick, white sik,
pale-blu trimmings. with Mr. A. C. Peachy.
Miss Meta Smith, white crepOnne and real lsce'
with Mr.. Page Van X. Stirc3. OF Norfolk
The cAoperons we're Mrs. Lane and hrE L.
Spcuger,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
TWO SEVENTY-O ONE.
cLsVeLAno'S ELECTORAL VOTE
WITHOUT CALIFORNIA AND OHIO.
These Two states SIN Claimed by Both
Partiss-GsperalE Election Aftermath
Applications for ONCE.
[Br telegraph to the Iaspatch. ]

NEW York. November 12.-Cleveland's
vote in the electoral college is, according
to the latest returns. al. without Cali
fornia and Ohio, which are claimed by
both parties. II be gets these States the
vote will stand: Cleveland, SOS; Harrison.
11s; Weaver, %. This is based upon re-
ports that Idaho, Kansas, Nevada, and
North Dakota are for Weaver, and that
Michigan gives Harrison and Cleveland o
votes. Nebraska and South Dakota are
Repu blican, and the Republicans appear
TO have one Of Ohio's % electoral votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Ysio Defeats PcnnsyIvania.

NEW YoRE. November i2.-Ihousands OF peo-
pie gathered I'm Manhattan Qcii this afternoon,
every one OF them sure no Was going % sec Yale
and tho University " Pennsyivnnia play a good
game OF foot-ba and reasonably confident that
the blue kickers from Now Haven would win.
But with many there was n lurking idea that
Pennsylvania's stalwart players would score
against the Yale team, "a they had scored and
that victory against Princeton. her partisans
even hoped tor moro and cheeret their loatest
AZ every good play. They cheered frequently,
but never point rns there IN make them break
out into q college boy gone-mad roar. Yale won.
handy b. \ score OF ~ 100. The Naie team
WORK did il. Again and agcin nave the blue
Tushers and backs shown great team work, but
to-day equals any previous exhibition. The In
reference was beautiful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
NoRFoLK,s CONFEDERATION.
Telegraph aud Toiephons Wires uroken
by Failing waiis-The Loss.

tcorrospondence OF tho Richmond Dispatcf.l
NoEFoLS, Va. November 12.-Tho failing walls
Of tbs peanut warehouse on Water street Lass
night wrought havoc with che telegraph, teie-
phone. and eloctric-light wires, and IL was not
long after tho ire began before mo western
Union WAS without single wire out OF tho city,
and business had 20 be suspended.
Tho 30, coo bags Of peanuts burned are still On
fire and aro Keeping tho engines and force OF
the department busy. The ire occurred IN the
worry business centre Of tho city. apdtho total loss
will roach somewhere IN tho neighborhood o.
100000 The peanut warehouses ON the same
spOt wero burned about a yoar ago
Tho htna lrcn-WOrks' loss Ia about sS,OoO'
and other properly adjoining, including MAYER
e Cos. storage house, aui tho Old Dominion
Steamship Companys sheds, $1,000 or $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
ro,scop,, OId Ladies, Home.

On Tuesday of this week, from early
morning until late at night. the Old La
dies Home on Fourth street, will be open
TO receive ITS friends not only from Rich,
mond and Manchester, but IRON all around
both cities. This day has been set apart
by the lady managers to receive gifts OF all
kinds, such as money. household groceries,
coal, wood, and, in fact, anything that VIII
contribute to the comfort OF the twenty
old ladies who now occupy the home.
This Is a good GAUGE and commends itself
10 all, and when 1t ID known that supplies
are almost exhausted. and the old ladies'
must be taken care or real pleasure Will De
enjoyed by those who can maze the hearts
OF al rejoice by filing the store-room and
replenishing the treasury.
The ladies extend cordial invitation to
come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS CLOSE
The Democratic Campaign Committee
VIII Act as Temporary Cabinet
ny telegraph to tho Dispatch

ny teIograpn 70 LuO UIspHVH'I
NEW YORK. November 1@.-Ropublican head
quarters al 5IS Fifth avenue were closed to-day.
The Democratic headquarters will be kept open
for another week or TWO. The National Demo
cratic Campaign Committee viii act In an ad-
visOry caUacity-ns n sort Of Temporary cabi-
net--to Mr. Cleveland from now TIL naugure-
tiou day. Tho committee VIII meet some day
next week. probably thursday, and among
other things will discuss tho scYlsabiliiy OF
maintaining permanent quarters IN New YORK
until March ith. Ex-Secretary whitney ana
the other Democratic chiefs will bs IN daily con-
sultation with Presilent-elect Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Apraffx Donkey Party.

one OF the most enjoyable donkey parties ol
tho acason was given last Monday evening U!
the West End LulieT Club az the residence o,
Mrs. d. X. Carter, 521 laurel street me PIlze
for pinnlng the donkey's tail in the correct place
was won By Miss Wade CubDon. dns s' eng
ladies present we're Misses Bessie carter Els
Brown. Maud Trayior. Alma True, maggie luz
10y, Jennie Harris. Kate Burnett, Annie csl ,'
Frauner, Elsie Kinstrey. Ruth Clay, Josie Stoa-
Voss Wedio Cubbon. Maggie Wiltshire, Gle
meniine stansbury, Lotha Carter, tlossle ADJ
kins. and Fannie Cheatham. The gentieneh
wero Messrs. .CAsatham, Harris, Dunna.Ant'
True. Moody, carp, q. Carter. Clay. htnsuey'
Bland, &. Carter. Thompson, Page. hrm1Hohg'
Bass, j. Carter, Palmatary, and X. Carter.
Nrs. Maggie Mitchell, Nrs. ID. X. carter Mrs.
D. s. Thompson, and Mrs. A. ID. Carter se'eu rs
chauerOna.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
NEW KANSAS CONGRESSMAN.
One a Quarter Blood Indian and Another
an Ex-Confederate Colonel.
IBy telegraph 20 the Dlspatch.l

ToPEKA. KAN, November l2.-Of the new
Peopes-party congressmen-elect, Charles II
Curtis is quarter-bloOd Indian. His great
grandfather, Louis Gouville, French refugee
married tho daughter OF n Knw chief in 1929
4 daughter OF this couple married Louis fapan
and a daughter born OF this latter union mar
RED Captain o. F.. Curtis, OF Company i,
Fifteenth Kansas Cavalry, whose son the Con-
gresham IL. Colonel W. W. Harris, another OF
the now members is an eK-Confederate colonel,
and this, taken in connection with the fact that
he was not selected by any particular district,
but as a candidate at large for the whole state
of Kansas, makes his selection particularly
unique.
PROBABLE PE0PLE's-PARrY SENATOR.
y will require the official count 70 determine
positively whether tie Republican or PoDu.ist
party has a majority in the Legislature, but tho
Indications are that the Populist victory extends
even 20 that body. A Populist majority Will, OF
course, choose POpuiist senator to succeed
senator Perkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13

day Of July. 1893. will not be permitted 70 ao-
company this regiment TO tho WORLDS fan ~
Chicago, III. .-u,
1898. must attend so per cent Of all drhis or
aaeonbiies 20 which they are ordered 10 tns oa.s
OF departure 20 ent.tle them TO the prisiese OF
accompanying the regiment 70 the mcf LII, ,,ai.
3. Communicates OF companies VIII push .e s
enlstnents to tho full complement snosou W
law az soon a. possible, and as soon ~ tnis cSin
pement Is reached they will apply Tor tne Jus
charge OF such men as DO not eI.en. ~ ~ !, -
signinQ as tho reason for such application, "for
tho good ~ the Fcrvice."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
DEMOCRATIC JO1LlFICATloN.
Tsrmvllle Leads in Celebrating the Veto
ry-Parade and Pyrotechnic Display.
rCorrcsnondonce Of tho Richmond DisDatchl

correspondence VI tut hltuAtVhA biebhNNhsi
FARMvILLB, Va, November 1.-The light Of
Roman candles and skyro;ke.s and trumphal
bonnrss might have been seen from afar last
night while the Democrats OF Farmyille were
demonstrating their iJllhcatOn over the Ol9'-
tton virto-ips Mover In the history ~ this plac5
was there such general good feeling and re-
ioiclng among Democrats as was SHOWN lAot
night 1890,
McN nney House. beaded ~ Hon. r. W. Burton
a. chief marshal, with Moses. JoIu R'Nartn
and G.. W. BantOn, ST., "a his aids FROM thht
point, led by tho silver Band OIL nfteen pieces,
the 800 torch bearers marched up nam street
TO Third, 40 Third 10 81. George, thence ID
Bee il, up Beech 10 AppOmattoX, thence 70 bli-
fulO aud St. George again, thence across no iilsh,
ana down High 10 Main, thence 10 Ihnl @salh'
and down 90 Middle, mp Middle % FIRST, thence
out % the eastern suburbs OF tho town, where
the hon-hres were Ind. From this point OF Gle
walton tne imposing display OF fireworks, anilds,
the great thrOng, prosecuted 10 the Iemclosl cor
ners Of tho town a most beautiul spectacular
effect. while the continuous detOnHtng SOUNDS
OF cannon ent mu5ketry burst upon the alr
from every quarter. Houses were brluaLty Il
lumincl with japanese lanterns DedtcAel
with miniature lags, and che greatest enthusl-
asm urogrlled throughout the evening AZ tho
immoiiate scene Of the hres the giett eru"u OF
men and ladies' called Justify Tor speech from
Hon X. ". Burton, aud raising himself IN tho
stirrups Of his saddle he made a bright and ie-
licitous address OF five minutes, receiving the
prolonged cheers Of bis vast audience.
COMING WEDDING.
Invitations have been sent out Tor the mar
riage next Wednesday evening at $3.50 o'clock OF
Mr. +. Leo Morris and Miss Bette l.. Anderson
both Of Farmyllle, the ceremony TO Occur IN tho
Methodist church.
james River Convention will be neld In John p
Memorial churcn, nc Farmyille, November lo-
II, inclusive
died suddenly in Richmond last thursday Whiie
under treatment Oh DR.. McGuire, was buried
from the Presbyterian church here yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKE r

RICHMOND, November 12.-Recoipts 1888 head
cattle, 1913, sheep and lambs, and 500 head
hogs.
and roo head hogs.
Prices:
Cattle, best. 3s4a4c. gross; medium 70 good,
olea316c gross; common to fair, lha2Ac. gross.
Bulls, 2a219c. grOsa.
sheep, 3i6ai54c. gross.
LAMBS, 4aolkc. gross.
Hogs, 6Isa7Ac. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
ANtSIAG;ES.

CLARRF-AMMONS. Married. at thu
residence Of W. G. Ammons. ESQ, on ths
evening Of November 3. 1892. by Rev. W
L. Wright. RICHARD ". CLARKE and
FLORENCE J. AMM0NS.
JOHNSTON-RUTHERFO0RD. - Mar
ried, SATURDAY. November ~ 1892. az Roci
Castle, Goochland county. Va, the resi-
dence Of the brides mother, 10y the Right
Rev. Bishop Van de Vyyer, Or. GEOkGf
Miss HELM COLES RUTHERF0oRD
No cards.
LAWSON-DICE.- Married. October 2e
1892 &C the residence of Dir. J. +. Estllt
Lewisburg, w. Va, by Rev. W. G.. Ham,
mond. A. BROOKE LAWSON 10 ALlCa
V. DICE, daughter Of the lace Rev. j. Q.
Dice. OF Upperville. Va. No cards.
Warrenton, Alexandra. and NytheyiIs
papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Rat Instead OF Crow.
Tpv tctayranh IN the DiaDatch.

CUMBERLAND, ND, November l%.-SOme weeks
ago two wen-known gentlemen OF Dobbiu, W.
Va, made an agreement chat should harfisOh
be elected the Democrat would eat live ra' IN
the Town Hall and should Cleveland bs elected
rice rersa. Tho parties 70 this contract were
Captain W. p. Mooney ana jane j. Mct
With Mr.. McCabe's consent II was agreed mat
tho rat shouId be- cooked. Tonight a. O'Clock
the Town HAL was fillcd 10 its utmost capacity,
and the spectators Witnessed the execution OF
one of the most novel bets Of the campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
he SHOT, A NEGRO.
william Schaaf sont ON for Felony
Other Cases.

Tn the Police Court yesterday morning VIII
liam sclaaf Was charged win feloniously shoot
inc anc wound ng negro named hoWeh JACK
sor. The row occurred on tho Grove road Friday
evening. and was The result OF remark Maao
~ .','., -. .,..t Jackson The negro wes ac-
80 .,.t ~ f,fonioIsfy assaultiug ScAa8t and with
r.eqi,ng a horse and phaeton oel0using 10 nc
iott'~ The cases against jackson were as
missed, while S-hanf was sont on 70 tue gtshd
IN nan strucs Ja.kson in the right breast, Dut
ala not seriously hurt him. 49,, o,,,,si,,,
Jarls1n's vito was up Tor cursing ana abusing
tho policeman VINO went 10 arrest her HuSoaiiu'
bat me was discharged. -, III.
S.asor Uarris In c0lOrej boy, charged WIN
feloniously assauting and wounding Ophehe
Pinkeooi with an ice-pics, was dlschargeu, the
Testimony showing that all the chh1reh were
playing and that the blow was Pu'o'! Hn S''''
don't.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Candidate Iknlb Cray.

10y IbItKTHpI % FlI' 1''1V71---
DIES MONIES, November l2.-lt Is stated 20
night that General Weaver has received lh-
formation 70 the effect that on the cay preceding
the Inauguration OF the new GoVefuoI % A'a-
hama. Candidate KoIb viii take the oath OF Ofiics
and demand the seat. kolb Is under the lm-
preston that he was honestly elected, and tehe-
raj Weaver seems TO share IN this oelei, anu
Gays that the Peoples party Was cheated ous OF
The gOvernorship Of Alabama.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Minncsotl.
rBv telegrapn 10 tao DIspatch.l

fBy telegraph 70 tao DlspAlcn'l
ST. PAUL, November 1.-The latest reports
indicate tho election Of the three Democratic
Supreme Court judges, two OF whom wero on the
Pe0ple's-party ticket and the third was noml-
mated by tho Republicans, IN accordance with
tho tacit agreement for non-partisan JUDICIARY
that has prevailed in this state for years. Inc
Legislature Is surely Republican, and to-day the
heoub.icans are claiming i've and hoping Tor
ak out of the seven congressman. The entire
Republican electoral ticket seems to have oeen
successful, the four Populists running behind
the com Dined Democratic ana topuiist ticAets'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Trinmnh OF Bacchus.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

Fort SCOTT, KAN, November l2.-lhe Tlctoty
of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proposition IN
this county was assured yesterday. and simulta-
neOusly several saloons were opeLed IN TINS Guy.
The police commissioners, VINO have heretofore
been more active IN executing the law than nave
been the officers IN any other hhhshs clly' 800
announced that they Will resign December Lot,
and will not institute further prosecutions. Ihis
Is the first time in eleven years that saloons nave
been run openly mere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Arrested on the Charge of stealing Silver

A negro youth named George Tor Anthony
COley was arrested yesterday afternoon ~ ser-
cosnt romIinson on a warrant charging HIN
with stealing a lot OF silverwars from Nj. Leroy
e Edwards. Upon his person was Iounu a
large, plain silver tablespoon and pawn tcAels
for n razor coat umbrella, and satchel. several
az the articles stolen from Mr. EDWARDS were re-
covered, and also two teaspoons marked "r: d.
H. and b." Those have not been idenuneo.
CoIey gave several conflicting accounts ABOUT tue
way In which no came by the articles 10 MS pos
session and those which he disposed Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Ladies' Riding Astride,

tBy AnRlo-American cable 90 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, November 1.-THE adoption Of tho
mans saddle b. q number OF ladies who devote
themselves 10 tho Somerset hunts Is promi-
nent topic in society. 10 Is startling 20 SEQ these
ladies' attired IN divided skirts, b0uses, and
manish hats foremost in the HINT. aBtride Of
their horscs. Some OF them appear IN long rid'ng
coats, boots. and brcc hes the most gsne' .ly-
accepted form Of ridDg-habit, however, Il the
divided skirt. Tho style meets with approving
comment from the men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Michigan Fuslouisrs Elected.
INV .elograph 20 tho Dlspctch.l

10y VIOht"F1l - " =, -
DETROIT, NICE, November l2.-Cnalrmah
Campau, OF the Democratic state CehlraI CV sl
Tnittae Il conndent that William Newton, Tor
Justice OF the Supreme Court; Adolphus A.
Wise, for Attorney General, ana George /. scnaI-
fer, for Commissioner OF the State Land once
nntiicnn1 nlnraIity for Governor 10 anywhere
from \, 600 10 $4,000. according TO the claims Oh
both parties. The Official count will not be MADE
until Tuesday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
fRr tolerrnnh 10 the Dlsna,ch. ]

UyrrNA. NoSr.. November I2.--Unofflcal
agnre5 OF the LEGISLATURE show SenAte-lO
Democrats, > Republicans, In doubt; House
25 Democrats. - Republicans, 4 Peoples party,
in doubt. ono OF the People's-party candl-
dates was endorsed by the Democrats and IL
pledged 10 veto for q Democratic United States
senator. Tho vote in doubtful districts ~ 80
close that il win take the ofic,al count to decide
Giving the Republicans all Tour the Democrats
viii have sin one majority on Joint ballot. This
insures the election Of n Democrat 10 succeed
Sanders (Rspubhcan) in the United states