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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
CALIFORNIA.
he Result Doubtful. but Chances In
Favor of Harrigon.

The Result Doubtful, but Chances In
Favor of Harrigon.
SAN FRANcIsoo, November 9.-AccordinR
TO the returns thus far, Cleveland will have
plurality In this city Of about 1000. The
returns are too meagre to say, with posi-,
tiyeness which electoral ticket has carried
the State. but the indications are that
Cleyeland's' plurality in this city will be
overcome by Harrison's plurality IN other
parts OF the State. and that the latter Will
probably carry the State by. plurality
considerably less than that OF four years
ago. u.
SAN FRANcIsco, CAL, November 9.-Re-
turns winch have been received from both
San Francisco and the State at large, III
cluding the returns from this city, which
are incomplete, give Harrison zo'Soo !;
Cleveland. SO,o14; Weaver. 3,0Ol.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Democratic Vote, $4,000; Republican
$4,000; PeopIe's-Party, 5000.

Democratic Vote, $4,000; Republican,
$1,000; PeopIe's-Party. 5000
COLUMBIA, s. c., November 9.-The re-
turns are coming in very slowly from the
rural districts, but everything points to o
confirmation of last nights estimate of
so OOO as the total vote cast in South Caro-
lima yesterday. OF that number the De-
mocrats polled about 62.000. the Republi-
cans 1900, and the Peoples party 5000.
The Democrats had no opposition on the
State or county tickets. and the Legisla-
ture remains overwhelmingly Democratic:
All the congressional districts selected
Democratic representatives,, except per-
haps the Seventh. which is in some doubt |;
but that will probably result favorablly to
the Democrats. The following were elect
ed: First District. w. I'll. Brawley: Second,
w. J. Talbert; Third. A. G. Latimer |;
Fourth. G. W. shell; Fifth, I. J; Strait ;
Sixth, J. L. McLaurin; Seventh, E. W.
Noise. The candidates from the Second,
Third, Fourth, and Fifth districts are Alli-
ance Democrats, and the one from the
Sixth is in full sympathy with all Alliance
demands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
THE SENATE.

NEW YORK, November 9.--The indica-
tions point to the balance of power in
ance men. The Democrats appear to have
gained control of the Legislature on JOINT
ballot IN four States, which are now repre-
sented by Repu blicans in the upper house.
The Populists claim to be able to elect
three new senators, and this will change
the standing of tho different parties
in the Senate from AZ Republicans, 39
Democrats. and Farmers Alliance to 43
Democrats. 40 Republicans. and Farmers
Alliance. Complete returns on the vote
for members of the Legislatures of several
OF the northwestern States are not to be
had, but the Farmers Alliance men appear
to have sufficient number of these States
to give them the balance of power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
second Briggs Trial.

New YonK. November 9.--The New York
Presbytery. in compliance with the order
of the General Assembly which convened
in Portland. Ore, last May, began this
afternoon In the Scotch Presbyterian
church Q second trial OF Professor Carter
A. Briggs. of the Union Theological
Seminary. on the charge of heresy.
In accordance with letter received by
DR.. Wylie. the pastor OF the church, this
Mrs. Briggs and number Of other imme.
date friends of the family. The rest d
the gallery and the side aisles Of th<
church are at tho disposal of the public
Moderator J. @. Bliss occupies the pulpit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
veay CLOSE m rns FOURTH.


On the National Ticket Democratfc--In
Doubt ~ 70 Cengscssmsn.
Especial telegram to tho Dtspatchl
PETERSBURG, Va, November 9.-The re-
suit Of the congressional vote In the Fourth
District is so close that IL will be impossi-
BILE TO give 1t definitely until the official
returns are received.
The figures 90 far reported unofficiaIly
give Goode, Third-party candidate, ma
jorities in Prince George. SUSSEX, Greenes-
vile, Mecklenburg, Brunswick, and Pow
hatan. Epes carried Petersburg. Dinwid-
die, Lunenburg, and Nottoway. The be-
lief II that Epes has carried the district by
Q small majority. Goodies vote in Neck
lenburg was 1921, and his majority there
ISL, while Harrison's majority IN the coun-
ty was only 204. On the national ticket
the district Is Democratic, Weaver's vote
running far behind.
MEcKLENBuRo.
BoYDros. Unofficial returns from Meek
lenburg give Cleveland 1887; Harrison,
2,09l Weaver, sol; Epes, l,S70; Goode, 2,42l.
BRuNswICx's FULL VOTE.
LAwRsxcEvILLE.-full returns from
Brunswick county give Cleveland "A ma
jorIty. and Goode (Third partyite) for
Congress. 296.
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rne wss,morslasd. Ciab Rsturoa.

The westmoreland Club for the past
two nights has had It's house crowded With
members and DISTINGUISHED invited
guests. who assembled 70 receive
the election news from the prL
vate wires run into the building.
When IL became known shat the counfry
was sent for, and on both occasiops the
evenings were enlivened py pstriotto eirs,
much to the enjoyment Of the gentlemen
present. Last night those present were
invited lnto the dining room, where cola
lunch WAS served. Among the gQeoeY veYo
senator John W. Denial, Hev. ~. - y.
Hoee. Thomas =. Maxsin. and xncmm
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weather DELAYS Returns.

WASHINGTON. November 9.--The weather
to-day has been as universally bad through
out the entire country as 1t was good yes
terday. Ram. sleet. and snow prevail and
greatly embarrass the gathering OF the re-
turns of the heavy vote which yesterdays
fine weather helped to bring to the polls.
Telegraph-wires have been more or less IN
terfered with all day. and as the night
passes the trouble increases, and the trans
mission of later returns is subjected to
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10

NEW YoRK. November 2. The kspublicsn
National Committee at 6o'clock this eve
ning gave OUT the following bulletin :
From the latest adyices received st head
quarters the result Of the election. for
President depends upon the returns from
which are exceedingly close, but claimed
by tho Republicans IN each cese. Wssh the
electors from these States Harrison and
Reid viii have re surs votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
AT THE HOME OF THE BsvERLEYs.
The Third Party Dwindies In Essex Coun-
ty-Repu blican Intimidation.

fCorrespondenceo Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
which oftener goes Republican than other
wise, and is the voting precinct of j. II. @.
Beverley. third-partv elector for this dis
trict, gave Democratic majority and only
is Third party votes. Lloyds. Mr.. Robert
Beverley's precinct. gave IA Third-party
votes. The Democrats would have
carried the precinct, though usually
Republican, but a Republican ticket
holder was permitted to sit by the polling
place near enough to force voters to let
him see them vote the ticket put in their
hands, and though many wished to scratch
Browne and vote for Jones they feared 70
do it 30 publicly. Is this sort of intimida-
ton lawful?
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ThE VOTE IN THE NINIH.
Six Counties Roll Up Handsome hfajeritiss
for Dem eornsic Nominees.

Six Counties Roll Up Handsome dajeritiss
for Democratic Nominees.
Especial telegram to the D.sDssch-l
Ba1sroI, TENN, November 9.-Scott
county gives Cleveland 307 majority and
Marshall l72 majority; Wise county is De-
mocratic by $50; Lee county Democratic
by $50. Dickinson, Buchanan, and Rus
sell are all Democratic.
wYTHE sENI-oFFIcrAL.
WrrHEvrrLx.-Allt the precincts in Wythe
county have been heard from. 0ficial and
semi-ofiicial reports give Cleveland bsl
plurality.
GREAT GAIN IN TAzxwk1L-
TAzxwxIL CouRrBoUsE.- -Harrison's ma
iority in 1888 in the county was ga. This
election Hayrison's majority y only 2o9-a
Democratic gain Of 725. Marshall runs
with the ticket.
BLAHD's COMPLETE vcxx.
WYrHEuLLE.--Blsnd county complete:
Cleveland, sos; Harrison, 1853 Weaver, 279 /;
Marshall, 5OA; Wood, ISL; Cowan. 262.
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COLORADO.
The Popuiist Majority 5000 to 7,ooo-
Popuiist Legislative Control.

DyxvvR. COL. November 9.----Additional
returns only tend TO pile rp the Populist
majority in Colorado, which will be any
where from 5000 to 1000. with Waite. the
PopuIist candidate for Governor. proba-
bly 600 votes behind his ticket. Pence
Topuiist) is elected to Congress in the
First District by 1900 TO 1000 mgcrity,
and Bell (Popuhst) is elected in the oeconu o
District by 5000 to 1000 maloI,ty. me
bopsa Of the Legislature and probably OF
tne tvsS Senate The long term senators elect
"a ed viii have a vote in the session OF 1885
for n United States senator to succeed
senator Wolcott. and of the seventeen
Ions-term senators chosen the ,Popul,sits
have elected ten or twelve and possibly
more.
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southern pemocrats Rejoice.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. November 9.-The
enthusiastic Democrats in this city are
now firing 100 guns in honor OF the cleo
tion Of Cleveland and Stevenson and the
splendid victory won in North Carolina.
BUSINESS PRACTICALLY SUSPENDED.
SAVANNAH, Ga. November s.-Repofts
show that business has been practically
suspended in tAe South to-day. Artillery
has been out IN many cases firing salutes.
Immense enthusiasm prevails everywhere.
HISTORIC CANNON TIRED.
COLUMBIA, &. c., November 0.--The news
of Clevelsnd's election bas created in
tense enthusiasm all over South Carolina.
the Columb bia DAILY Register fred salute
from its historic cannon at daybresk this
morning.
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Quay Th,n.s - "AwfaI."

PHILADELPHIA. November 9.--This after
noon Senator Quay was found at the Re
publican State headquarters, in company
with Collector -the-Port Cooper. A re-
porter asked the Senator what be thought
of the result. and he replied that it was
swful.
"How do you account for it?"
I'VE had not votes enough" was the re-
ply.
"How do you account for that?"
II have nothing to say
When the reporter said he would like to
have Senator Quay's opinion as to the
cause of the defeat, the junior Senator re-
peated that he had nothing to say.
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NEW JERSEY.
NEW JERSEY.
Majority for Cleveland. 7,500-For Werts
n.c,ocraA for Covernor a 600.

Majority for Cleveland. 5,5OO-For Werts
(Democrai), for Governor, 1000.
TRENTON, N. j., November 9.-The indi-
cations tonight are that Cleveland has
carried New Jersey by $500, and that
Werts Democrat). for Governor, is elected
by plurality of 1000,
The next Legislature will stand: Senate
Republicans. 4 {: Democrats. II. House
Democrats, 56; Republicans, %. The
Democratic majority on joint ballot Will be
9l-which leaves net Republican gain of
four.
For CONGRESS the Republicans have car
ried the First and Second districts. and
possibly the Eighth. The returns from
the last-named district are still incomplete.
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GEORGIA.
Congressional Delegation soiid'y Den'
cratic--Msjority Against Watson.

Congressional DeIeghttoH S"S
cratic--MsjorIty Against Watson
ATLANTA, GA, November 9.--Ihs GEORGIA
conversational delegation - solidiy Demo
cratic. as follows: First District, RUFUS z
Lester; Second. Ben. E. Russell Lnnd'
Charles +. Crisp; Fourth. Charles Z
Moses; Fifth. Leonidas Livingston: Slxtn' q
Thomas b. Cabaniss; Seventh, Jonn ~
Maddox, Eighth, Il. Carter Tate; NINTH
Thomas G.. lawson; Tenth. .. u y
Black Eleventh, Henry @. iurner
Crigp. Lester, Moses. Idyingston' Law
son. and Turner reelected. -,
;oo,sv ~ soo over Thomas T. Watson
3 3}peoplss party) in the Tenth Congress
sional District.
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chsstee, 100: Hsnrco. $40; Chestsrfeld,
SIS; Hnnoyer. 395--total. p.04.
For HARRISON: New Kent, 127;. 0ooch-
land. 964. King William. l91--total, 572-
For Wise: Richmond. G108; Manches-
ter, 673; Henrico, 398; Chesterfield, 66l;
Hanover, 92--total, 7.982.
For Grant: Goochland. isS; New Kent,
26--totsl. f82
The result in Henrico and Hanover u
especially gratifying to the Dem0cratlc
manseers, inssmuch as the Populists' can
didatc resides In the former and Mr.. Julian
RufiD, one of the most influential OF that
party's leaders, lives Ia the latter.
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RETURNS FROM THE FIFTH.
Swanson Elected by Safe Vote, Which
VIII Not be Materially Changed.

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
DASvILLR. Va, November 9.-Complete
returns from Danville, North Danvllle.
Pittsylvania. Franklin. Henry, and Pat
rick counties give Swanson, Democratic
candidate for Congress, majority of 1 ,573.
these counties will not materially change
the above figures.
HENRY COUNTY BEPUsLIcAN,
MABTrNsvnLE.-Henry county gives
Harrison 1874 majority, and Jones Peoples
party candidate for Congress), 2S4.
PATRIcK's INCREASED MAJORITY.
STUART. With all the precincts heard
from, Cleveland and Swanson carry the
county by 41O majority. In 1888 Cleve-
lands majority was 217. The Democrats
carried lS out of the 10 precincts in the
county.
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Fatal Political Difaeulty.

Brnn1sGHAM. Ala. November .--MeAgre
details reach here of dif1culty In Half
Acre Beat, Coosa county, late yesterday
afternoon. w. w. Rutland shot and in
stantly killed s. A. Sims. The dihculty
was political. Both were white men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10

oyer these ngures, while the remainder oi
tne DcmocrAtio State ticket will receive she
same vote - the Cleveland and Stevenson
electors: The Democrats have also elected
tneir entire county ticket In Cook county.
IN the State Senate the Democrats will
nave about scven majority, and the indica-
uons are also that they viii control the
No United 81 States s senator & 20 Be- elected
by the next General Assembly, but the
important advantage Of redistTictinR the
State for congressional, legislative, and
judicial purposes WIN fall to the Demo
Gratis.
JOE CANNON xrZcT1D.
CnrcAoo, November 9.-It Is now def
nitely known that Joseph @. Cannon (Re-
pubiican) hae been elected TO Congress
from the Fifteenth district, heretofore
classed ~ doubtful
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EIGHTH DISTRICT MAJoRlrIGs.
Cleveland by Five Thousand and Mere
dith by Six to Eight thousand.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 9.-Cleve-
land will carry the Eighth District by
about 5000 majority and Meredith. who
ran ahead OF the ticket. by from 5000 to
5000. Alexandra city and county give
Meredith $40 majority; Loudoun. 900; Fair
fax. /. 600: Prince William, 1000; Fsuquier,
/. 100: Culpeper, 700. Meredith's majority
in these SIX counties Is nearly 5000. There
are still five counties in the district to hear
from, three of which always give good
Democratic majorities, and the others can
be counted on to do 80 this time.
CULPzPEI's MAJORITY.
CuLpEpER.-The majority for Cleveland
is over 600, with one precinct to hear from.
cLEyELAsD's INCREASE IN ORANGE.
ORANGE. county gives Cleveland
503 maiority-an increase over 1888 Of 5S5.
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wlsEs VICTORY OVERWHELMING.
He Carries the Third District by Nearly
5000 Majority.

The victory OF Hon. George ID. Wise in
the Third Congressional District Is per;
haps without precedent in the political
history Of the State. HIS majority Will
very nearly, If not quite. reach 5000. thus
exceeding the entire vote cast for his op-
ponent, Mr.. Walter z. Grant, who was
nominated by the PEOPLES party and sup
ported by both the Populists and the he
pubiicans. :,
With one precinct each to hear from in
Chesterfield, Hanover, and New Kent, and
two or threein King William. our congress-
man. who is returned for the sixth time,
has the enormous majority OF 1,7S0 Cieye-
land bests Harrison IN the district. the
same precincts not beng included, by
e,502.
The complete vote BY precincts Of Rich
mond. Manchester. Henrico, Goochland.
and the greater part Of the other counties
uaa published yesterday. In Chesterheld,
where the Third party people made bie
fight, the vote. with one precincs mot
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DICKINSON TO sHEEHAN.
Congratulations on the New York Cam
paign-Republicans Mum.

paign-Republicans Mum.
NEW YORK, November 9.-Don NJ. Dick
inson has addressed letter to Lieutenant
Governor Sheehan extending his congretu-
lations to him, and through him to Chair
man Murphy, of the Democratic State
campaign for our ticket in the State. In
its wisdom. discretion. energy, and ability
il has been unsurpassed"
At Republican headquarters there was o
large gathering to-day, and many forcible
comments were made on the election.
Chairman Carter refused to be interviewed,
and none of the prominent politicians
would discuss the situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-10
MICHIGAN.

Seven Votes for CIeveiand-Seven for the
Republican Candidate.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
DETROIT, MIcH., November 9.-The latest
reports have it that Harrison electors are
chosen in the Western District at large,
and in the Third, Fourth. Fifth, Sixth,
Eleventh. and Thirteenth districts. Cleye-
land carries the Eastern District at large,
and the First, Second, Seventh. Eighth.
Ninth and Tenth electoral districts. Rich
Republican) is elected Governor by
10, 600 majority, and the Republicans elect
congressman in the Third, Fourth. Sixth,
Eighth. Ninth, Eleventh, and Twelfth
districts, and the Democrats in the First.
Second. Fifth, Seventh. and Tenth dis
tricts.
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~ over 1883. Tucker rms ahesd II ~
EE1Aos's sxxx wonx-
LovTNasroN. Full returns hom NeIscn
show every precinct n county carried "
Democrats. Clevelaud's majority, 391 |;
total Third-party vote, 100.
Lou1sA's fNxoczArrc CAMS.
LouIsA. With tall the precinets heard
from Hafris0h's majority 10 this county n
~; Turner's. S. In 1855 Harrisou'a mn.
jorlty was 626-a Democratic gain Of ~.
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THE FIRST DISTRICT RESULT.
Jonsss Majority Over Browne 3.e7s-
Largest on Record-Demccrats Jubiiant.
Tspecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.)

Jones's Majority Over Browne 3,67S-
Largest ON Record-Demecrats Jubiiant.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
FnEpERrcKsBuRo, Va, November 9.-Re-
turns received from all counties tonight
in the First District give Jones (Democrat)
for Congress majority of 3,67S over Browne
tThird-party candidate). and Cleveland
2,7S5. These figures may be changed O lit
tie, but certainly not over 200 either way.
The only counties carried by Browne were
Westmorelaad. 80; Gloucester, $50, and
Essex, 23. This is the largest Democratic
majority the district has given, and the
Democrats are jubilant.
NORTHAMPTON (orFIcIAL).
CAPE CHAREEs.-Jo vote in North
amptom county is 1,22l; Brownies, 3S9
Harrison's, 1,23S; Clevelands, 1912. This
is official, except Hog Island, which will
not change the result five votes.
MAJORITY IN MATHEWS.
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE coun-
ty: Cleveland, g3I; Harrison, 591-Cleve-
lands plurality. $40; Weaver. 50; Bidwell.
10. Vote of 1883: Cleveland, 1923; Harri-
son. elsa falling off of 80; Jones, s4s;
Browne, 619 Jones's majority, 337.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN EssEx.
TAPpAHANSoCK.- county gives
Browne a majority and Harrison II. Demo-
cratic gain over the vote of 1888 is 297.
Weaver gets IA votes in the county.
KING AND QUEENS VOTE.
Runuonp's.-The vote of King and
Queen county is: Harrison. Sis; Cleve-
land, 5O7; Jones, 523; Browne, COG, and
Weaver. 1913.
cAnoLrsE's OFFICIAL VOTE.
Bow1Ise GRrEy.-The official vote of
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Rose {rsptusou : Just tIie1en to theoe
dear vords You ~ ne only ypnaa 4
avar loved. S. Z.
"a ';ss::ss'sI' ;s:s X 4 s
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Opers-Gissses.
H. N. Moses Company. s2o Main street.
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THE SIXTH DISTRICT.

CharIotte's Complete vote-A Big vsts In
Halifax.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l
CHARLOTTE CouRrHousr, Va. November
s.-The following is the complete vote Of
this county:
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watchmakers.
II. n. Moses Company, go Main strssk.
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ALABAMA.
Meiorlty for Cleveland Not Less Than
2o,oOO-Congressme

2o.oO0-Congressmen
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, November 9.-In-
complete returns from 46 out of &C coun-
ties show majority for Cleveland OF
about $4,000. This Is large gain tor the
Democrats over the August State election.
Chairman Shelly, of the Democratic
State Committee, saws Cleveland's majority
cannot fall under 100000 This is regarded
as q conservative estimate.
The Democrats elect congressman as
follows: First District, X. Fl. Clark: Third,
w. g. Oates Fourth, q. s. A. Robbins;
Sixth. John II. Bankhesd: Eighth, Joseph
Wheeler: Ninth. l.. w. Turpin. The Sc
cond. Fifth, and Seventh districts are
close and in doubt. with the indications
as follows W. II. benson, Democrat, In
Seventh; Frank Baltzell, Fusionist, in
Second. and Wheatley, Fusionist, in
Fifth.
MAJORITY. $4,000 TO 10000.
BIRMINaHAM. Ala. November 9.-The re-
turns are now sufficiently full to show that
Cleveland has carried 39 of the 66 counties
and Weaver 10. OF the II counties which
have not reported Cleveland will carry at
least 10. Weaver's majorities are all very
small, his largest being 592. in st. Clair.
There have been Democratic gains IN avery
county outside of the black belt. the Kolb
Democrats of the white counties having
voted for Cleveland. Chsrman Shelley
now estimates Clevelard's majority at 40,-
coo. 1t will be somewhere between $4,000
and 10000.
MAJORITY, $4,000.
BIRMrNGHAM, ALA, November 9.-Official
returns from sixty of the sixty-six coun-
ties have been received and they give
Cleveland net majority of $500. Close
estimates on the remaining six counties
raise the majority to $4,000. The last
county in the Fifth District has reported
and Cobb Democrat is elected, making
solid Democratic delegation.
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"wnl your daughter take Latin this
Mot her. 'No, there 4 no DANCER Il Il /,
We had her veceinated before ahe lett
home.n
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ASGosruRA BrrTERs are tho best remedy for
removing indigestion and all diseases origi-
mating from the digestive organs Beware Of
counterfeits. AJAX for the genuine article. Manu-
factured by DR.. J. q. B. Siegert q Soma
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New Jewelry.
II. n. Moses Company, go Main stresE.