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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
Murphy for Senator.
..t-....,,,, ., .F,o pys,oF,b

ALRAvg, N. Y, November l1.-Senator
David b. HIPS organ, the Albany Tdmess-
Union. is out with a dOuble-leaded edi-
torial to-day favoring Edward Murphy,
Ir.ls election to the United States Sena.e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
Cleveland May Speak.

lh5 l'i'tia'h W '4' D47P''NA'I
NEw YoBR, November 11.-Mr. Cleveland,
who is an honorary member of the Cham
Der of Commerce, has accepted an invita-
tion to attend the annual dinner OF the
organization at DelmonicO's next tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12

AN6osrrRA BffrEns DO no. only Distinguish
themselves by their favor and aromsttc cdor
sbovo all others generally used, bat they arc
also suro preventive for all disesses originating
from the digestive organs. Beware Of counter
fei,s. Ask for the genuine article. manufactured
by DIR. J. q. b. Slegert a Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
A Solid Delegation in North Caroii"a'
ssnecial telegram 20 the Dispatch.J

Rur,eH. N. c., November ll.--Ihere
has for forty-eieht hours been some doubt
nF n The reelection Of A. II. Williams lDemo-
o. craft ~ to Congress from the Fifth District.
he Hes arrived here to-day and informs your yd
correspondent m that his majority & Is Soo'
This gives North Carolina SOLID Demo
cratic delegation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12

Not exeelled By any high-priced lini-
ment t--Sslvatlon Oil, rs cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
Ta prennh Hi. La.l sermon.

As tomorrow is the last Sabbath in. the
conference year the services IN the Method
ist churches will be Of more than ordinary
interest, and the congregati lns will doubt
less be large. Rev. j. Wiley Bledape,
having served the Psrk-Place congregation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
Now mexico,s ConcressIonaI Delegate.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, November 1.-THE
election Of Josephs tDemOcrGt) to Goa
gress is now conceded ell around. There
IS o majority of 200 for him in Dona Ana
county, which was supposed to have gone
for Catron. HIS majority in the Territory
will nor he less than 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
Last Weeks Faiiures.


NEW YoRK. November 1.-THE business
failures during the past week througpont
sSs for the corresponding week OF last
year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12

presents new and valuable food beverage. u
Is delicious to the taste, highly nutritious, aud
rendered readily dieestible. It viii not cause
distress or headache Ike the ordinary coeoas~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
CALIFORNIA.
o.1,te,, Returns Place the state In
Doubt again.
ev telegraph TO thSDispatch.l

.gv telegraph to theDispaich.l
.,p-.>--.ro. CAL. November 1l.-Re-
.,.~ Is-l precincts II California,
s,.l.. .r san Francisco. give Harri-
-.-... cleveland, 1Ol 900, aud Weaver.
g-r.-.u's plurality. 3.lo3, is based
~. t-E,- o. four years ago IN the OUT
.-...-. harrison viii carry the
- snail plurality unless Cleye-
81. ,...--v in tins city exceeds 1000.
.......... s.e.ucts ln san Francesca have
.-..... n uutej, and the register OF
..rslc will not attempt q count
.... .s ..G.l canvass, which COM
..-... N.Utl. next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12

sp.eial sale OF Palms, Ferns. Pandaness.
Rubber Trees and Chrysanthenums. SUI
yer. Nickel. and Brass Fern Pans On iaes'
moud's. i07 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
New Federal sennte.

Washington Evening Star, 11th.l
According 20 the latest reports from the
States where the new Legislatures are to
choose United States senators the Demo-
Gratis will have clear majority of two in
the Senate after the 4th of March. a table
made mp from these reports is as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12

Jackets with 8 three piece cape seem 70
be effected by very stylish women., We
saw some elegant ones in black and ligat
tan that sell for twenty-five dollars at
Meyers, Sixth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12

smell impaired. sleep broken BY dreams, and
felt tired In morning, suffered with sour stomach,
r'y eyes became weak, had pains IN chest, WIS
very weak aud nervous, and I believe | would
have died n had not consulted DIR. Coates. Ho
has worked a wonderful change In my condition.
NV health Is now excellent. my symptoms have
gone | breathe freely, sleep we'll, and eat
heartily. MADSE BkAShEAni
1000 y street, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
The Texas Goyernorsbip.

w.co. Tx. November iL-Lste last
,;.'ht after having Toured up the returns,
9rdgs Clark conceded the election OF
gnac bv about 70, 900 plurality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
FOR ATToRNEY-GENERAL.
Hon. John Randolph Tucberx.Anniver-
sary Celebration by the V. NJ. ].

sary teIcbratfon by Tue " Ht' 10
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
LEXINGTON, VA, November 11.-Tele;
Grams and letters received here from all
over the State are advocating the appoint
mont of Hon John Randolph Tucker,
president of the American Bar Associa-
ton, as Acknowledgement under Cieye-
lands Administration in recognition of the
magnificent work he did III the last cam
paign and his high standard as lawyer.
Air. fuckers friends here are pushing the
matter.
The ffty-third anniversary of the Vir-
ginia Military Institute was celebrated to-
day by the usual suspension, and at noon
the cadet battery fred ffty-three guns III
honor of the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12

Ladies' needing q tonic or children who want
bnildlnR up should take Browns Iroh bitterS
Il Is pleasant 90 take, cnres Malaria, indige~
tion, Btiiousness. and Liver Complaints; makes
the blood ricn aud pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
methodist Conference at Norfolk.
CnrAIrsr RorrP.

Free return tickets. Only Si.5o round
trip by steamer Ariel. Good 10 90 on Hth,
10th, and 18th November, and TO return ID
ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
nR 1. pEARcE COME.

OFFICES. 70S east Franklin street, Rich.
unond, Va 0Gice hours: 10 IL NJ. 70 4, and
& TO $50 p. NJ. Sundays, 81 70 12 NJ.
SPECIALTlES: CATARRd-Ear, Nose,
Throat, and Chest.
Consultation at oflce or by mail free. Medi-
cines furnished. II you live at a distance send
for symptom blank. Charges within the reach
of ali no S-Th,Sasiunr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
IL p.E.lpENT,s STATE.

,.l..,.. r,urnIi;y for Cleveland About
ANN -u.uorrattc congressman, II.
.Hrte.craph toth Dispatch.l
r...,.r.r--. I>p.. November n,-CCm-
.....-.rr- from eichty-elght counties
t.-. .f.. net Democratic gain
......t h. ID. making the Democratic
.--..t thus t.r 1852. Ihe remaining
.-.-.--.... ...u probably increase this
l--..... ofEciai returns from the
10. ,.-'-.. ...orsl District show the
.-.. d.. Hammond Democrat over
.....- .r.rg.ncAn by pluraly of l3s.
r. congress .u4l delegation. therefore,
-...,. II, eleven Democrats and two he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
swanson's Majority.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch'l
DANvIIL4, VA. November lll.-swanson,s
majority in this (the Fifth) district ls2,5OV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
Aiabnms q Town In Planes

Brn.nxouAa. Ala, November Is q.
M--ISpecial 70 the Associa'eu unnts-
4 dispatch from Guriey, Ala, nesf noA'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12

UsE BRows's BRoSoHINL TRocHEs for c,ushs.
Colds, and all other Throat TrooblcsA 80 Pre-
eminsntly the best."--Iisp. Henry Ward BescA<r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12

h.. H5 telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l
q ~ 1loNit. H.. November il-lSpecial
4 h.. ee,ssocisted Pfessl. --All the counties
SSA'e Lave been heard from SEMI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
FIVE YEARS AGO

I contracted CArARRH
from a severe cold and
tried many rem0dies
without success until i
consulted DR.. Coates. |
hadn't breath g Il
through my nose Tor a
long time, a. Il Was
clogged up with knots
aud scabs. the mucus
falling In my throat keps
me hawking and spit
ting, my throat got dry,
| caught cold easily, ard
had offensive discharge
from nostrils, was
troubled with headache
aud neuralgia, aud had
huYNug I'm my ears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12

.''-r ''Hwo.r.D Congressman-Eleci-
D.. .I.crtfic successor to Warren.
.fnectaph % the Dispatch.l
81 l1.. November 1.-THE Globe
'., morning published the fol-
.a.l from Wyoming: Ibout
g. t.r. have been received from
'-...t e.--t.--m the State Osborne
-at ..U GayeruOr-elect, has 2.500
H ..Ien .Deuocrat). the con-
-i-..t.; Las 1000 majority over
.....'. ,. u.-' popular Republican in the
Chairman Nandevenler. Of the Re-
.'. .. @. rmttec. comedies the Leglsla-
-, ? .., Democrats. iDsuring a Demo-
.t.s-T O. Senator Warren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
A DANWLLe DIFFICULTY.
Rev. =. n. moire,t shes by Mr.. >. t.
Ciark-His Condition Quite criiicfl.
fgpeciel telegram 70 the uis,atch.i

R-F~~A-t h'iCsfeht ~ Wv <ft~rfs~'ff
DASvI1LE, Vs., November lion elec-
tion-day as already published in the DIs-
PATCH, incorrect Democratic tickets were
found IN North DanviIle, and IL afterwards
developed that they were printed at the
Office of ARti- L{pt0r the Prohibition or
gan. edited by Rev. J. r. Moffett. Mr.. J.
t. Clark, Of North Danvlle. accused Mr..
Noffett OF having issued the tickets With
fraudulent intent and Mr. Mofett resented
the charge with blow. This afternoon.
Ant Liquor appeared in its weekly issue.
and in It was an article reporting the difii-
Guilty between himself and Mr.. Clark.
wHIsKEYIIE.
The article characterized Mr. Clark as o
contemplate whlskeyite aud one-horse
lawyer. who had been doing the dirty
work of the liquorites tor about two years.
Tonight about o'clock Mr.. Mofett went
TO the Danville Register Office TO leave
communication, and after chat with the
editor Of that paper, went out, stating
that he was going TO the First Baptist
church, whore the Baptist Association was
in session.
MoFFKTT SHOT.
Soon after leaving the Office and while
walking up Main street he was met by Mr.
Clark and difficulty at once ensued, IN
which four shots were fred from a pistol,
one Oh WHICH kOOh cnOtt ~ DAis 'AOHNNe
abdomen. The Chief of Police was near
by and as soon as possible separated the
men and placed them under arrest. Mr..
Clark was placed in iail and Mr.. .Moffett
was taken to PHYSICIANS Office, whore his
wound was examined. AZ tins writing the
exact character of the wounds not known,
but Mr.. Moifett's condition Is extremely
critical.
WHAT THY SAY.
Mr.. CLARK says that Mr.. Motfett made an
assault on him and shot him in the wrist;
Mr.. Moffett says that Mr.. Clark opened
fire upon him as soon as they met. that no
did not recognize Mr. Clark when he met
him: that he had no pistol, and that ne
did not shoot. He says that MIR. CLARK
accidentally shot himself in the wrist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
ePEs REFLECTED TO CONGRESS.
His Majority In the Fourth District as
Ascertained Is 735 Over Goode.

PETERSBURG. Va, November 1.-THE
official majority for Epes (DemOcrat( over
Goode CThird party) for Congress in the
Fourth District is 795. The aggregate vote
for the candidates not compiled. Only
maiorities have been sent IN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12

A carefal housekeeper always mas Dr'
Buips Cough Syrup IN the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
cLevE AND STEVE WEDDINGS.
Miss Marian j. Scott Becomes the Bride
of Mr. j. c. Dennis at Onancock

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
OyANcocK. VA, November 1O.--A pretty
and interesting marriage took place here
this morning at the residence Of Hon,
Thomas NJ. Scott, the contracting parties
being Mr. Scotts eldest daughter, Miss
Marian J. Scott, and Mr.. j. q. Dennis, OF
Roanoke city, Va. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. W. G. Lindsay, OF the
Presbyterian church. The bride ls one OF the
prettiest and most popular young ladies OF
this town. while the groom Is a prominent
and prosperous young ouslness-man OF
Roanoke. bu, formerly resided in North
ampton county. The bride was beautiful
ly attired IN a dark travelling dress. The
bridal presents were numerous and hand
some. After an elegant luncheon the
bridal couple LETT on the New York, Phila-
delphia and Norfolk railroad for an extern
siye tour through the eastern cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
FROM MRS. CLEVELAND.
The Next Mistress of the White House
sends Congratulations TO Virginia.
rcnacial talagram 20 the Dispatch.l

SALEM, VA, November 1l.-Richard Lo-
gan, formerly of Salem, now newspaper
man in New York city, went to Mr.. Cleye-
lands house Wednesday night for an in-
terview, and as 4 result telegraphed the
following TO Colonel Bob Logan, OF this
Mrs. Cleveland said 1t is glorious. Send
nv CONGRATULATIONS to old Virginia"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
6Lys HEN,s CHICKENS.
'''''.'nos Plurality, 0G--Democratio
Fn'a'ity ou Clngressmeu, 47f.
II ----------L q. ~. Al.rnA-h 1

y .."'.-o>. DFI.. November 1.-THE
'een' loWs the following vote for
H-.e complete: Cleveland, 1858;
A, l..ol; hidwell, 5J9; Cleveland's
s0t Congressional Causey
,-.e-a' I--8: Willis RepubhcanA,
i-is.tg. s-i.
The sun., 1892-02-08

the elevator shaft In the office. He watched II.
There were half dozen people walking along
the street. he says. and they saw the fire and
stood staring at 1t.
James T. Powers OF the straight Tip" COM
rany had oil his senses about him. It was
3:12 o'clock. He was coming across Bryant
Park Just north OF the hotel. and he saw little
tongues OF flame coming from the roof near
the centre OF the building. He shouted "The
roofs ailre." cut across the park to the corner.
seized the handle OF the fire box. and sent in an
alarm.
That was at least eight minutes after the
discovery made BY the engineer. and It was
about the time that this alarm was sent out
that the guests got warning OF the flre. Engi-
neer Harding tumbled out OF the offlce. fol-
lowed by Clerk Underwood. They say that
they had tried to run up the stairs to alarm
the house. but had been driven back by the
flames which filled the halls. Tho wooden
stairs ran around the wooden elevator SHAFT.
Two Of the bell boys say. however. that Under
wood was asleep and that Harding was not
sober.
When these men came out windows in all
parts Of the house began to 60 UP and men
and women appeared at them and screamed
for help. On the second and third floors the
red glare OF the flames could be seen behind
them. Their rooms were burning already.
In five minutes the street below was packed
with crowd. screaming advice that was not
heard. The flames seemed to break out Of tho
whole OF the roof at onceand their glare light
ened the street like day.
There were one or two frantic persons at
every window in the house, They held out
their hands appealinGly. They leaned out and
over the stills. clutching at the air. Here and
there was cool one. probably dozen all told.
They know enough to use the rope escapes
that were in some Of the rooms. and they
clambered out and slid down them. Here and
there a man or q woman lesped up on win
dow sill and stood moment and then sprang
wildly off, Two men dived headforemost from
the third floor on the Fortieth street side. One
fell fiat on the pavement. and was picked up
with every bone in his body apparently broken.
The other struck sidewise on his head. and his
head was smashed and crushed shapeless.
Two women leaped from one window on the
third floor on the same side. They had stood
a moment clasped in each others arms. They
jumped. still clasped together. They fell.
apart one dead. one unconscious. on the pave
ment.
The sun., 1892-02-08

and some for others, but the great mass are
for the President, and he will bo renom mated.
Harrison Is growing tremendously, Is growing
every hour in favor among the people and pol
Secretary Tracy said: II am not surprised.
time t points to Harrison's denomination
Secretary Noble said: with Blaine out Of
the field there is no man OF sufficient national
Mr.. Harrison. His administration has boon
unanim ousiy and reelected. As Mr.. Blaine
says. his declination Is made In due season.
Secretary Rusk said he had heard great
deal said Of late about Secretary Blainss In. IN.
that he had Withdrawn. 1t looked to him as II
President Harrison had q clear field.
Senator Cullom saia II am not surprised.
% t I'm h
self. but nothing definite; II It is construed By
have no doubt 1t will be tthe Senator had not
then then seen copy Of h the . letterI 1t opens the
Does that mean that you will enter. Sem
Yes. It does. I have said to, my friend.
earnest sorviceHeight in the state Legislature.
Elk in the. Governors chair. eight IN the lower
House Of Congress. and nine in the, SEN
sa ste would ha sss%t sssrntoa Naons
Republican, Convention from Illinois support
me for the Presidential nomination. II could
be, nominated. well and good; II not. the
would be ss tS furSppTp sSSppotb tbat
hnd no. wish to run against any one; and
was desirous only Of securing that which was
best for the Republican party and Tor the
than ! can, i will be ior. him: but. II you will
pretty good candidate"
The sun., 1892-02-08

Two engines and two trucks were on the
scene five minutes after Actor Powers had sent
in the alarm. They found men and women
clinging to the window slls and hanging out
over the street. The air was filed with shrieks
Of terror. One woman with child In her arms
was stepping out OF third-story win
dow on the Sixth avenue side She
held on to a rope and lot herself 20 sliding
down. and clinging with only one hand.
As she reached the second story sho lost
hold Of the rope and fell. On the Fortieth
street side there was the coolest man in the
building. He was fully dressed and wore u
silk hat. He lot himself down by n rope es-
cape hand over hand and landed safely.
Tho hremen think there were seycnty y-nvo
people in the windows when they got there
The majority OF them were women. The men
attached TO the engine companies deserted
their engines and dashed to the aid OF the men
on the trucks who were struggling with the
big ladders Some OF them seized scaling lad
ders and swung them up to the coping Of the
first floor and clambered up them and dragged
more ladders after them. In two msantss.
The sun., 1892-02-08
PIRB WOKE THDM TODIE
Maybe 20, Maybe 40 in the
Hotel Royal Ruins.
FIVE DEAD IN THE MORGuE.
These Leaped from Windows Be.
fore the Ladders Came
Many Missing.
THE PLACE A FIRE TRAP
Scenes Of Horror When the Flames Drove I6O
lodgers 10 the Windows at 3hM.

The Rlase Began In tho Wooden Elevator
SHAFT, Set tho Wooden Stairs Anre, and
Cut or Escnpe-Bravs Rescues By the
FsrcEen-One Side OF the Building Gov.
cred with Their Scaling Ladders-The
Walls Fell In md Buried tho Bodies or
the Rurned-Mrs. Van Nordeu Missing
with Her $4,000 Worth OF DInmond ds-
Tho Rescue or Proprietor Phelps and
His Famiiy-No Ladders for the People
on tho Top Floor-Story OF the Last Ian
Who Escaped-A Delay OF Eight Minutes
In Sending Out tho Alarm Probably Cost
Many l.ives-Comedian Powers Saw tho
Fire from Outside and Called the Engines
Ten Thousand People Sec the Blaze.
A fire began in the Hotel Royal at the SOUTH
east corner Of Fortieth street and Sixth avo-
nue. at o'clock yesterday morning. It swept
through the building like lightning. The
guests had no warning OF their danger until
awakened by the cracking Of the flames and
by the suffocatng smoke. They rushed
to the halls and were driven back by
the fire that even then was burning
The sun., 1892-02-08

make their exhibition one OF tho finest they
have ever held. as It is their purpose to send
the most successful OF their paintings In It to
the Columbian Fair at Chicago.
The Social Democrats Of Zeitx. Prussian
Saxony. being unable to buy or hire hall In
the town for their meetings. made an agree
mont with the local brewers to drink no beer
but theirs II they would provide them with q
suitable place. The brewers agreed to the
compact bought the town theatre for 10000
marks. and presented 1t to the Social Demo-
Gratis.
The trial Of Emil Hammerstein. a merchant,
has been going on fortnight In Dresden. and
is yet unfinished He was born In Stettin In
1852 and has lived and done business in Ber-
lin. Vienna. New York. London. Antwerp. Am
sterdam. and Paris. He Is charged with
swindlinR on a large scale In each place by
means Of forged and stolen bills OF exchange
He Is also said to be a member. II not leader.
Of great international gang OF forgers and
swindlers. Hundreds Of these bills have been
negotiated by banks not of the highest reputa-
tion. The prisoner maintained that he be-
lieved all the bills were genuine. An immense
amount OF evidence has been accumulated. II
he is convicted his sentence will be the se-
verest under the law.
gang OF twenty printers on strike at stutt-
Rart made savage assault with clubs on five
working compositors last week. They killed
one and would have probably murdered all
had they not been scared away by the firing Of
pistol by one OF the assaulted mon. It Is al
legged that the printers union deliberately or
dered and has since approved the assault
Several Of the strikers have been arrested and
an official inquiry is in progress.
A locksmith named Lehman. living IN Rx-
dorf. suburb OF Berlin. was arrested for Lese
Mdjesie in having declared at Socialist meet
ing that Charlemagne was an infamous and
immoral monarch. A lieutenant Of police who
was present pulled Lehman Off the platform
as ho spoke the words. took him to tho station
house. and made the charge against him. The
presiding officer refused to entertain tho
charge and dismissed the prisoner. Lehman
returned to the m Getting. where he was received
with cheers. while the police were treated with
derision.
Prince Leopold recently paid 4.200 marks for
the occasion OF the christening OF his son. His
extravaganza is severely commented upon.
especially in court circles.
The joiners and carpenters OF the district Of
saarbrncken have given notice that they will
cease work on the 18th inst unless their wages
are advanced.
Herr Benziger. one Of the leading booksell-
ers Of Berlin. doing business in Friedrichs-
strasse shot himself with revolver in tho
presence Of his wife and four children and died
in their arms. decline in business had af-
fected his mind and led to the rash act. Herr
Benziger was widely known and respected in
this city.