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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-02-23
The MILITIA CALLED OUT.
A CRISIS IN THE KANSAS LEGISLATIVE
IMBBOGLI0.
Republicans Penned Up in the Capitol with
Militia Guarding all tho Entrances-
Heating Apparatus Shut Off and no
Food Allowed to Pass Through
the Lines.
MORNING REPORT.

TOPEKA, Feb. l5.-A riot Is lmml-
mont bet ween the Republicans anu
Populists in the hall OF representa-
tives. The long expected Crisis mas
arrived and there now seems no way
to prevent dangerous clash between
thetw parties. When the Republic
cans went to enter the hall of repre-
sentatives this morning they found
that the doors had been barred by the
populists. The Republican leaders
soon determined to force an entrance
and sledge hammers were secured Tor
this purpose. They ere used to SUCH
an extent upon the door OF the side
entrance leading into the hall that
they were SOON demolished ana
the members of the Repu blichn
house filed quickly through and
entered the hall. Had the POpullst
house been in session conflict would
have resulted. Fortunately the POp
ulists ADJOURNED until 10 o'clock to
day, ana consequently was not III
session at this time.
AS soon az it became known by the
Populists what had occurred Cover
nor Llewellyn was nollned. lie
promptly called out the militia ana
instructed them to proceed to the hall
aud eject the members OF the Repub-
lican house from the door.
The militia started on their mission
rhe Republicans being informed OF
the actl0n OF the governor held n hur'
ried conference 20 detirmine on what
course to take. No definite plan was
decided upon, but the Republicans
are tryicg, az this is being written, to
induce the Santa Fe railroad to call
out it's shop men to oppose the militia
in ejecring the Republicans from the
hall. 1t is not yet known whether
they will succeed.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-02-23
Southern Lumbermen's Association

MOBILE, Feb. II The Southern
Lumbermen's association yesterday
elected J. a. Freeman of Millville,
Ark, president; j. H. Hinton Of
Lumberton, vice president. Directors
were elected from Alabama, A arkansas,
Florida, Louisiana, Missouri, Miss
issippi and Texas.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-02-23
Crushed BY the Cars.

Special to the Statesman.
SHERMAN, Feb 17.-Chas. Crow,
brakeman on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas between DenisOn and Hen
rietta, wa run over and killed by his
train at Whites boro. HIS body was
cut in two, and ne was otherwise hor-
ribly crushed.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-02-23
An Edltor,s Recommendation.

Mr.. G f Davis editor of the Bloom
field, Iowa, Farmer, says: 81 can
recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to all sufferers with colds
and Group have used it in my fam.
lily for the past two years, aud have
found it the beat | ever used for all
purposes tor which it is intended. so
cent bottles for sale by j. J. Tobin and
all druggists.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-02-23

Group, whooping cough and bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shi,
loh's Cure. At Cornwell q Chiles
2l9 East Sixth street.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1893-02-23

Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need
for constipation, loss of appetite, dig.
illness and AL syn ptOms of dyspepsia.
Price Zoe and 75c per bottle. At Corn.
well q ChiIes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
PRICE TWO CENTS.

Madison. John G. Utz.
Mathews. John n. Tabb.
Montgomery. John n. Sumpter.
Nausemond j. r. Booker.
Nelson. Bland M-ssie.
New Kent. h. ". Perkins
Norfolk. NJ. :. Newburne.
Northampton, Or. Charles Smith.
Northumberland. r. B. Spllman.
Nottoway r.. @. Southall.
Orange, r. P. Graves
Page. y. W Peuis. foater.
Patrick S. A. Thompson.
Pittsylvania. Eugene Withers. r. J. An.
derson. J. l. White ana n. A. Han.
Powhatan, w. ". Baker and q. X
Macon.
Prince George. Dr. S. b. Barham.
Princess Anne George w. Leggett
Pulaski, James II. Caddall
Rappahannock. John II. Miller.
Richmond county, Howard Hathaway.
Roanoke. Colonel Il. H. Logan and N.
c. Thomas
Rockbridge j. X. Edmondson and r. @.
Paxton.
Rockingham. ". II. Blakemore and C.
r. Fahnney.
Russell, l.. NJ Wilson.
Scott. Miles Craft.
shenandoah --- ---.
Smyth. John p. Shelly.
southampton w. D. Pretlow
Spotsylvanla. Solomon T. Coleman.
stafford, ]. =. Mason.
Surry. $. n. Barham.
Warren and Clarke. H. H. Downing.
Warwick. B. w. Perkins.
Washington, p. 5. Keudrick ana W. II.
TOmney
Westmo-eland. r.. b. spilman
Wise. r. Tate Irvine.
Wythe. Or. r. W. Saunders.
York. 3. w Perkins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
Ur 0OGs NILyhH.
n is Said That Russia viii Adopt It ~ a
Part Of Her Monetary system.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Nov. THE
strength displayed by silver during the
past week has attracted the attention
Of the treasury officials. who keep a
close watch on the least fluctuations In
matters affecting the value OF money.
the world over. Silver Is reported to-day
I'm London as 3-l6 pence per ounce high
or than yesterday. the figure 10. day be-
ing 81 9-1G pence per ounce.
The cause for this strength is believed
here 20 be due not 10 temporary spec
ulation, but 10 q well grounded opinion
that Russia In the near future VIII adopt
silver as a part Of her monetary sys-
tenn. II IS stated az the treasury depart-
ment that limitations have been re-
ceiyed that Russia win replace her un-
covered paper money with silver TO be
used for subsidiary coin. At present the
amount - silver ia use la Russia as
money is not Any-three cents per cap
ita. II is stated here that Russia can
easily absorb s50Oo0.O00 OF silver, and Is
deslrous OF doing So for the purpose OF
pushing her commerce in the east with
Persia, India and China, which use Sill
yer almost exclusively as money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

HO; Beverley PopullsO. 42S; Tyler pro
hibitionisD, pot. Attorney y-General-Scott
Democrat, Ti6; Gravely PopulisD. 4si :
Kegley ProhibiuonisO. 29O.
State Senate-I1chols $50: Bodley. $685.
Echols' majority I'm Stauntou, 100. House
Of Delegates-Koiner DemocraO. Sc:
Speck DemOcraO S2. Skelton CProhlbl-
tionisO 5Si; Shuey ProhibiuonisD. 5S3.
Populists had no ticket for the Senate and
the House Of Delegates.
West Point
WEST POINT, VA. Nov. Especial
OFerrall 1856: Cooke 49, Miller, %. SEN
ate-Barnes Dem). 81: Treat Ond. Rep.j.
232; Todd. O. House Of Delegates-Diggs
Dem). go: Rufin tPop). 81. O'Ferrail
lost II votes on Cleveland's vote OF lST2.
Scott (Attorney-GeneraD. 1856: Gravely
Pop), l32; Kent QAeutenant-G Govercor).
1877; Beverly POp), 13l. OFerralrs ma
jority, -.
Winchester.
WINCHESTER, VA, Nov THE fol-
lowing are the Cfiicial returns Of this
city: OFerral III; Cooke. S2s. Miller. 81.
House OF Delegates: Nelson CDem) 2S2.
Dorsey Qnd Dem) 442. O'Ferralrs loss
over Cleveland's vote in 1922. 225. whist
O'Ferrall has lost the county by g., Kent
anu otoll nave CdiIleu II Dy W. Inc en-
tire vote OF the Populist party cast IN
the city and county in 1899 was l3
Williamsburg.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Nov. 7.-Spe-
cial.-The election passed off very quietly
here to-day. The Populists worked hard
an day 20 secure votes, and the Repubn-
cans voted with them almost soh1ly, with
the following result: 229 votes were cast.
For Governor, O'Ferrall Dem) ll3. Cooke
CPop) ll3 For Lieutenant Governor.
Kent Dem) ll2, Beverly (Pop) li3. For
AttOrney-General, Scott CDem) ia,
Gravely PopD ll2. For Senator. Barnes
CDem) 1lG Treat Ond. RepD 10s. Todd
(POp) 3. For House Of Delegates Per-
kins Oem) 10, Woodward PopJ ll5,
Mitipr Iprob >
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
United States Jail Burned.

MUsKOGEE, l. T., Nov. Z. The
United States jail at this place was de-
stroyed By fire last night. When the Are
was discovered ninety prisoners were
locked In the cells. The deputy sherins
were quickly on the scene ana succeeded
in releasing All the conyicts. They We're
handcuffed and tied 20 trees, telegraph
poles and other convenient appliances
until temporary quarters could be Sc
cured. IL is believed the jail was set on
Gre by the inmates. The loss to the
county will be about $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
pru,slan Parliamentary EleciOnts

BERLIN, Nov IT, Complete returns
from the Prussian parliamentary cleo
lions have the following totals: conser-
vatlves and Free Conservatives. 2l0; Ma
tional Liberals, 81; Clericals. 6 Radi-
calls, %: Danes, 2 Berlin returned nine
members Of the Radical Peoples party,
among them Eugene Richter, for whom a
seat was kept open at the Capitol In
anticipation OF mis- defeat la Hagen. One
vote was cast here for Prince Bismarck.
Baron RiepenhaUsen Conservative de-
feated DR. Boetticher by large ma
jortty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
UNARLE 10 ESTIMArT.
Major Mann Psgo Gives His yiews Ia
kegard in YesierdaN'a EIrctlnn

MAJOR Mann Pago Gives His Views In
Regard TO Yesterdays Election
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. 7-Maior
Mann Page, president Of the farmers
Alliance OF Virginia arrived here this
afternoon from Rock Mount this state.
where ne and Congressman swanson adj
dressed r large Peoples party meeting
yesterday Major Page told me that he
spoke IN the open air ror three hours and
"a quarter ON stretch. tie missed rail-
road connections To-day and was unable
70 reach hi5 home at Brandon. Prince
George county, so as 90 vote. He says
that there had been considerable scratch-
ing in this election. and this. with the un-
certainty Of cfe cOl0red vote. would make
10 Impossible 10 estimate what majority
the Democratic ticket will have. THAT
majority" said ne. "will depend on wheth-
or or not the white Democratic vote was
brought ont Major Daniels speeches In
different parts OF the State may have had
the effect of bringing the silver Demo-
Gratis 90 the polls. ln this connection Ma
jor Page said that Major Daniels speeches
in fHe canvass were wor n al least 10000
OF lo.gu1 votes 10 the Democratic ticket.
OF account OF his position on the silver
question. Contnuiug Major Page said ha
believed the vote m tho fourth congress
slonal district ard the Slack Belt general
ly. would give the Popuist ticket a good
majority n the polls were not thrown out
on account OF Irregularities ETC.. as IN
the G0ode election. Msior Page thought
that II it had pot been for the fact that
the LEGISLATURE elected az this election
would elect an of the Supreme Court
judges and two United States senators.
the Democratic ticket. headed by Colonel
D.. .rsF "A nd
Captain Cooke would have been elecii by
5000 majority. because Democrat voters
would not have been gotten TO the polls.
Major Page said IL the votes were aecu-
rateiy and fairly counted he did not b.
lieve the Democrats would have 1000
majority in the State Major Page lett
this evening for Richmond.
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Movements Of War ships.

WAsHINGTON, d. G., Nov, I.-Ship
nnsnt were the departure OF the cruiser
pai,,rnra srom port said for Colombo,
ss.y,or am route 90 the Aslatic station;
the arrival OF the Corvette Kearsarge at
v,nsvarS Haven, on her way 70 Boston.
srs the arrival Of the dispatch boat Dol
phin. at Gloucester. Mass, ali TO-DAY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

The Democrats Of Virginia are again
Victorious They swept the state in yes-
..rlays election. electing Governor, Lieu
lsaant-Goyernor. Attorney General, and
nearly all Of the members Of the Legis-
-ure.
The indications are that OFerran
and the balance Of the State
ticket are slected by something like forty
or nifty thousand So far the returns
iidicate the election of not less than
ninety Of the one hundred members of
the House, and twenty-one out Of twenty
i've Of the senators voted for. The fifteen
no.d-oyer senators are all Democratic.
Even II later reports sustain the claim as
even If later reports fail 10 sustain the
claim as TO that branch Of the assembly,
Sc VIII not have over three or four MEM
bers In 1t outside of that party.
The returns warrant the belief that
Colonel OFerrau, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor. viii run behind his
ticket, 90 what extent il is now impossi-
Die TO estimate. ln several sections Of
the Commonwealth the returns indicate
II|NL NllE NNINII'l Was SCI AhNAlfut , AAot
however. is not believed to be general,
but confined TO "a few localities. where
his personal enemies made the most
vigorous assaults upon him. When the
FUN returns are in and comparison is
made. it will probably be founc.that the
head of the Democratic ticket has not
lost any very considerable number Of
votes.
Yesterdays election was for Governor,
Lieutenant-Governor Attorney-General
twenty-five members Of the Senate ana
the fun membership Of House OF Dele
gates The nominees for the general
ticket were: DemOcrats-For Governor,
e.. r. )Ferrau; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, r.
g.. Kent. OF Wythe; Attorney-General r.
TAYLOR Scott Of Fauquier. Populists-For
Governor Edmund r.. Cooke, Cumber-
land, Leutenant-Gove j. Brad. Bev-
erly, Of fauquier. Attorney General, b.
H. Grayely OF Henry.
Frohih.uonists-For Governor. j. r. Nil
ler. Lieutenant-Governor. John s. Tyler;
Attorney W. B. Kegley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. IA quiet
but pretty marriage took place tonight
al the Washington-Street Presbyterian
Church parsonage. The eontracuns
parties we're Mr.. Joseph ID. Mann, q
merchant Of this place. and Miss maggie
Winfree. popular young lady OF West
End. Miss Winfree. a sister OF tne price
was maid OF honor and isham Dyer ESQ.,
best man. Rev. s. X. Winn ofnciatea'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
HOLT's ELECTION CONCEDED.

The Vote of surry and Prince George
Counties.
CLAREMONT. VA, Nov SPECIAL
Surry county gives OFetrall a majority
Of l06 votes for Cooke and gives Holt
for the Senate, and Barham for the
House, a majority OF 3l5 over the Pop
ulist. Latest advice from Prince George
gives the Democrats a majority In that
county, and it is generally considered
that Democracy is once more victorious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
AUG UST4 COUNTY.
Eehols Well n the Lead-oFerrau Behind
the Ticket

STAUNTON. VA, Nov Especial
Sixteen precincts from Augusta county
and the two wards Of staunton give
Eahols Dem) 1863 majority over Bodley
Oro). The fight in Augusta county and
the city of Staunton was between Echos
and B0dley. O'Ferrall, for Governor, runs
behind the legislative ticket. The indica-
tlous al this hour are that the Demo
cratic majority in Augusta county and
Staunton city Will be less than 800.
Appomauox.
APPOMATTON. VA, Nov. Especial
The vote here was very small. OFerrall
was scratched. From precinct indications
thc county has gone Democratic 10y a
fairly safe majority.
APPOMA1'TON, VA, Nov Especial
Returns from AppomattoX county are
not am IN. bur indications are that
Sustton DemD carries the county by a
snau majority. OFerran ran behind the
Heset
AIbemarfe
ScOTTsVILLE. VA, Nov. Especial
o.o,Hile Albemarle precinct, vote 100
UF@ran. no: Cooke, 6; GAIN 20. Senate:
43rrs. ia House: Moon, ll6.
o.ousville Fluyanna precinct votes 80.
yfetal. 9; Cooke, 8; gain, s. House:
Ni11Hng. 20; Haden. o. The county. Ros-
ters home has given a Democratic ma
',r.ty OF zoo
ALLEGHENY.
CONINGTON, VA. Nov. Especial
L'tht vote was cast IN Allegheny Proba-
e'e democratic majority OF ~. O'Ferrall
9 ~ running behind his ticket slightly. Cow
llkton ~ precinct gives O'Ferran lO3; Cooke.
80 Miiier a3' Kent lOG. Beverly. &c: Tyler.
o. o. 9co'N ib; Gravely. &c: Kegley. Pro).
' o. senator Jones Dem). lO7; Burhman.
oJi BOYD Q'roJ g. House. NVitbrevy |
lDem)' 100. Richardson (Pro1 s.. Bureh |
Qop). g. I'VE o. 20"
The vote al this (Coyinqton, precinct
ien on Ss6 from that Of last year.
Amherst.
AMHERST c.. H.. va. Nov ? eoo
clal'-Ihs vote az this precinct is o.Eer-
ran l@. Cooke, ~, Kent. is7: Beverly t17. /
Seo't l5ii Gravcly, l23. Barry. iS2 uarr,s
Qop) ll'i Campbell. Tor the Houae ~ |
Coleman, G0pJ. 10 ''''
Democrat. anu o''
LfNChBuRG. VA. Nov 7-spec,al
jority. - w ma
Bath.
MILBok0 VA. Nov 7.-Muboro
Springs, ,oFerrali. 700. Cooke. 2s. for
senate. c. +. Jones (Denl), loo: j. n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
snALl-loN IN WYrnE.
Dr.. Haller Called to Attend One Destiucs
and NiruIent Case.

and Nirulent Case.
WYTHENlLLE. VA, Nov. T-SpeciaL-
Or w f. Haiier was teiegraphed Tor
to-day to attend a smallpox patient in
each end OF the county.
one distinct and ylrldent case was found
al Clarks Summit unattended. The pa
tent has been Isolated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
PRINCE EDW.IRD.

Pop Ii-'s Claim That County-Returns Not
Complete.
FARAIVILLE, VA, Nov. Especial
Four precl,s from this prince Edward
county give Cooke majority OF gS6,
Stokes, a PopuHst of 299 majority. The
county has gone Populist by about 400
majority
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

House OF Delegates: r. l.. Kendrick
Oem.). 3s4; w. II. Tomney Oem.), @2,
j. w. Hutchinson (Pop), 81: A. j. Tai
bert Pop). IS. Independent Democrats
for House Of Delegates: John y. Imboden,
374; Robert II. Gray, SO.
Aside from the regular Democratic
nominees, there is also i'm this county
John d. Imboden and Robert II. Gray
Independents, for the House Of Delegates
The Peoples party have also had a
full ticket in the field. but general in
dications are that the regular Democratic
nominees are elected by a fair majority
The returns show a gain over the cleo
tlons OF last year.
Warren.
FRONT ROYAL. VA. Nov. 7.-Special.-
The election passed of quietly here to-
day. Light vote polled. The vote at this
precinct is as follows For GOVERNOR
O'Ferrall, 265; Cooke. 30; Miller. 0. For
ant-Governor-Kent 316. Scott,
3l5. For House Of Delegates-Downing
aI Riverston gives O'Ferrall So Cooke,
ID The Democratic percentage OF ma
jority I'm the county is about as usual.
The Democrats have maintained their
majorities all over the county.
wythe.
WYTHEVILLE, VA, Nov. Especial
Returns from six precincts I'm the coun-
~ Indicate a majority of $50 for the en-
tire Democratic ticket IN Wythe. The
total vote will be one-third less than
last fall.
Wise County.
COEBURN, VA, Nov. 7.-Speclal.-Vote
at Coeburn: OFerrall, l35; Cooke, 76
Senate: Kent Dem.). l35; Beverly Pop),
76; st. Clair Prol, 6. House of Delegates:
Scott Dem.). 1876; Gravely POp), rs; House,
from Wise, Dickinson and Buchanan: Ir-
vine Dem), 1l9; Kennedy Rep). 81; Hyl-
ten Hnd.). /. Total vote. 2ii-a decrease
OF 232 from last year, but Democratic gain
IL per cent. County Democratic by small
majority. District doubtful.
THE POPULfSIS Nor IN IT THERE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
OUR VICTORY!
The Democrats Sweep
Virginia.
FORTY THOUSAND MAJORITY.
Kay EI..sd That Figure; Hardly Fall
Below Il.
OGgRBlLL OUR next GOVERNOR.
The O.ha Two Places Will Be Filled
by Kent and Scott,
THB LEGI}LlTURE IS DEMOCRATIC. !
Ihs Opposition VIII Not Have q Dozen
il Both Houses
Is THEY HAYE LOST EVERY WHERE. !
The clustering POpuliStS Here Not In Il
This Year.
COLD WATER NEN KEEP THEN COMPANY |
Halifax Gives Her Usual Big Majority. |
Charlotte il In Line Richmond Nor
Ths Opposition VIII Not Have q Dozen
il Both Houses
Is THEY HlYE LOST EVERYWHERE,
The clustering POpuIiStS Here Not In Il
This Year.
COLD WATER NEN KEEP THEN COMPANY

Halifax Gives Her Usual Big Majority.
Charlotte is In Line Richmond, Nor
folk, Lynohburg and Danvine Did
Splendidly - Tidewater and
the south Side Give
Good Accounts of
Themselves.
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Staunton.

sTAUNTON. VA. Nov Especial
Cloudy day, but no rain and fuh vote
ooIled. Clevelands vote In D9z In city was
80. For Governor-O' Ferrall C0emocraD,
722: Joss on Cleveland vote lyf. Cooke
1ponnlist,. 44o: Miller (ProhibitionisD. 2S7
IIeutenant-G Governor Kent (DemocraD
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Washington.

ABINGDON, VA, Nov Arlington
Precinct. o'Ferrall, 695; Cooke, 81; Mill
Ter. a. For the Senate: B. ". Buchanan
Dem.), CTS; II. A. Anderson Pop). los.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA,
Nov. 7.--Special. Seven precincts IN this
county give O'Ferrall 1893; cocae. l65. For
the Senate--stubbs (Dem,), $40; Beverly
pop), 7A. For the House OF Delegates
Cobb Uem). 7O5: Fitts uPopJ, i5a
OFerTaiPs gain over Cleyeland's vote, li1.
Populist loss over Harrison and weaver
vote, 80. Three precincts not heard from,
one Populist. one Democrat and one viii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

RADFORD, VA, Nov. 7.-Special.-The
election In this city passed off very quiet
ly. O'Ferrall SA. Kent SS3, Scott go.
Watts S95. Sumpter i0l, Cooke 100. Beyer-
iy %, Grayely 80, Altiser lOs. Albert sS.
Miller no. Tyler AZ, Kegley 40, Taylor 81.
Total vote cast 53I, falling on OF 259
votes from last Presidential election. In
the last ward only eleven Peoples party
tickets. and no Prohibition tickets were
cast.
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CREW, VA, Nov. 7.-Secial.-Crewe
vote O Ferrall Dem.), III; Kent Oem.),
277; Scott Oem), III; Southal Dem)
H5; Cooke Pop), So Gravely Pop.l, 50,
Prohibitionists, B. Democrats gain over
Gubernatorial election Of 1889 at this
place, l72.
Blackstone gives Democrats 160 plu~
rality, Burkeville gives Populists II plu-
raiity, Nottoway courthouse gives the
Populists 45 majority. Two more pre-
cinc:s 10 be heard from. which are ex-
pected 10 give a small Democratic major
ity, which will make Nottoway county
so Democratic by about go plurality.
Norfolk County.
NORFOLK, VA. Nov. Especial
Glebe precinct Norfolk county. gives a
Democratic majority of 202 The county
is Democratic by at least 200.
Southampton
CAPE CHARLES. VA, Nov THE
election passed of quietly In Northamp-
ton county. OFerrall's majority. $40.
Princess Anne,
NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 7.-Returns from
Princess Anne county insure the election
OF Leggett, Democratic. to the House OF
nalhsatAs- ThA county Democratic by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08
llrranlrln NlIY.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. About
one-half Of the registered vote OF the city
was polled to-day The Democratic ma
jority is over 200. The Populists received
403 votes. only about $50 Of which were
cast by white men. OFerrau ran behind
his ticket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

hiLBOkO VA. Nov. 7.-Milhovo
springs ,oFerraii. 700. Cooke. 2s: for
senate, G. r. Jones lDenl), 100; J. D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-08

COURTLAND. VA, Nov. 7.-special.-
This precinct gives OFerfall 22l, Cooke
81. House Of Delegates-Pretlow Qem),
225; Griffin PopJ 81. Democratic gain
over Cleveland's majority In 1892 OF 100.
The county will go Democratic by about
300 hundred majority.
The Democratic majority In South
hampton is 60
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-30

best known as the Pinkertons, and has
condemned them so that they may be
no more resorted to; but this does not
mean that crowds Of strikers shall at
their pleasure interrupt thoroughfares
and destroy property. There is to be
reciprocity, and. above all, the preser-
vation of order by legal proceeding and
the military forces of the country as re-
quired. AS private war is forbidden,
public duty becomes emphatic.
The organized or unorganized work
ingmen has the right to quit employ
ment when to do so is not in itself an
act of malicious destructiveness, but no
man has o right to refuse work, and
then refuse to permit others to do that
work. All strikers that appeal to vio-
lence and interfere with labor, are fail
ures, and the boycotting that is in
dulged In in such cases Is simply jack
ass anarchy.