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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
THE RACES AT ST. ASAPH.
The Ts,ent Succeeded in Picking Two Fs-

VOHtteef
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov, The
only fair, and the betting quiet ana
track poor. Two favorites were picked
by the talent.
The first race was largely fight be-
tween Little Billy and Leonardo: Ihey
ran side by side down to the wire when
Leonardo showed ahead by hat neck
and won.
Amsterdam, at to 1, beat the favorite,
Tuscan. ats TO 10. in the second never
being headed.
The finish of me third was game
struggle between I'D. Kearney ana NC
lntyre, the latter proving the faster ny
length
Star Actree. Baroness and Lady Adams
were ali thought well Of in the fourth.
being quoted at 10. y. IL 10 D, respectI.eiy.
Lady Adams showed we'll In the iroht, 20
the last turn and down the stretG n was
passed by both Star Actress ana Baron
ess. in order. ,,..,,, a.
81. Michael and westchester divided the
faycrs OF betting i'm the NTH. The forin-
er set a hot pace and had the race IN
hand up TO the stand, where hesti RANT
came up and won by nearly lensh.
lThe eignt rwo-year-olds in the sixth
got a very ragged start with Ilis 'pot ~,
belle In front. The advantage Was mo
tanned and she won easily, py ohS en- !"
half lengths, never being heaueu' gum
maries: -,o,, 10
First race-selllng. six furiongsTL. leo
nardo dOi. Griffin, 7 to 1o) FIRST Little Little
Billy second. Old Dominion thiro' l'ine'
1864 -, <,,-,oros
Amsterdam nIc, Penn, 6 to y nrst, rus
can second, Forager third: lime, 20 -;
Third race-seven furlongs-Melhtyr
ond Coz sheeban third. Time. 80.
Fourth race-selling, one ana one ei .n ~
miles-Star Actress es, Doggett' 40 ~
first baroness second. Lady Adams
third. Time, 1854 IA -. po..roiro
100. Keefe. Z 70 u first, ST. Michaei sec
ond. Setauket third. Time, I'D. t,tab-
Sixth race-selling. five furIohssm@in sa,
point Belle (s5. e. Carrigan, 70 - -
Midstar second, Bizarre thlru'
m 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
LinneN. Eusionlst. Elect d.

WINSTON n. c., Nov. 7.-Srecial -
All that the Democrats claim In this
county is the election of Sheriff and
Trpa s,Irer. and these by very small ma
iorities The Republicans carried the
county for congressional. judicial and
Legislative ticket by najoritles ranging
from two TO three hundred Linney,, Fu-
sion candidate for Congress. deteats
Rover, Democrat. in the district by over
/ 900. Mott, Fusion candidate for Sohcit-
or also defeats Barber. Democrat, by
shout the same number of votes. Stokes
county went Republican by largely IN
creased majorities. The Republicans claim
IL by over coo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
ALIX AND DIRECTLY.
Tho Former Dres Mile In 2;os ia ana tue
LHter Ia 2:13 81.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, NOV. t-l anS
weather was not propitious LOT r sIlii
breaking, and the CLOUDY, SKY a,,t from
Belmont Driving PARK, where, Alix, the
queen of the trotting turf, ana Dlrectis
the champion two-year-old PAGER, went
less than 1000. hut they were treated
to a splendid afternoons sport; Nine
hea,s were trotted and paced IN less
than 2:19. and Alx made a new record
for the state. her mile In 2VSf4 DeIns
exactly two seconds faster than tnat
MADE at belmont in 1886 by Jay Eye See.
Directly made an attempt TO beat MS
record of 2:07ai. and he would nave been
successful but for An unfortunate Dreak
Just after leaving the tnree-qudrte Ter
pole. He did the mile In 2:l3ai.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08

AL tho Indications Seem to Point to Tuck.
ss's Ei~e,ion-Hsavy Democratic Lossss.

LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. 7.-Special.-
With all the returns In from Rockbridge
county. except Campbelfs Mill. which Is
sure to return little majority for Yost
tRcp.). the county goes Republican by
about 20. which the official count win
rot materially change. showing a Re
Publican loss OF II. as compared with 1855.
The city OF Buena Vista. In this county,
Tucker a majority of 30 In the entire
county over Yost, q Democratic gain OF
j@ over 1858. The Republicans are out
spoken In saying that n the .:sxt House
ronth district Yost Win contest fuckers
Hon. John Randolph Tucker. father Of
oonGvoaanan Harry Tucker. 70 IN yecaiut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN WISE.
VIII Jones and Tom Buchanan Killed II
an Election Riot.

MIDDLESBORO. KY. Nov. 7-William
Crusee was shot and killed in an election
riot in South America, this county. yes
terday. by Tom Jones.
VIII Jones and Tom Buchanan were
killed by the Somers brothers In an
election riot in Wise county, Va, yes
tcrday. The murderers escaped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
Inn gIrfH DISTRICT.
swssson's Mrjority 10 Increasing Cossii.
tiopsl AspeBAsuep'.

WYTHEvILLE, VA. Nov. Especial
GrayScn county: Swanson will have 300
majority In the county.
ROCKY MOUNT, VA. Nov. Especial
Swanson Tght hnndred ahead. Three
unheard-from precincts will increase
Swanson's majority.
Very few votes against the amend
ment. Walton law very we'll liked.
HILLSVILLE. VA. Nov. Especial
Vote I'm Carroll county: swanson. LIZ;
Cornett 10: Hale. 10: Shelton. q
Amendment carried by large majority.
MARTINSvILLE. VA. Nov. 7.-Spe-
ciai.--MartlnsvilIe Forty majority for
Swanson DEM. Henry county close,
thought to be Democratic.
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liz Result for ongressmen.
II WA, Close Fight In Granville
County

OXFORD, n. c.. Nov. 7.-Special.-The
Democrats viii certainly elect part OF
their county ticket, but the returns nave
not vet been received from all precincts.
The county was Republican two years
ago from 800 to 600. The official count is
Necessary to decide he legislative ticket
Dalby. the Populist-Republican candidate
for this senatorial district, composed OF
Granville and Person, IL elected by
GOOD majority The Democratic register
of deeds is elected by a large majority,
but IL is thought the others OF the ticket
will be very close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
me kfGH1H DfsfRfC5.
Meredith's Majority WA Pronb,y Exceed
aOOO-IAIiinR on In Vote.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. NOV. 7.-Special.--
Mercdlth's majority rs at leaft 4,DW.
LEESBURG, VA. Nov. Especial 80. The
fun vote of Loudoun county IL: Meredith.
Democrat, $50; McCauli, Republican. 1879;
Mason, Populist, 81: Mercdith's plurali-
", "a. There was very small vote
out.
ADD EIGHTH DISTRICT.
ORANGE. VA, Nov. Especial
Meredths majority. l54. There were llS
votes thrown out on the amendment,
which was carried.
LOUISA. VA, Nov. SPECIAL The
returns from this county, with the eX-
ception OF Zion and Jackson precincts,
gi9e Meredith 1888; McCaull g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
VA. ALMOST SOLID.

TO. be heard from--viz.: Rocky Run and
Rttchieviiie. The latter prccinct VIII
while Rocky Run may go against him:
Mr.. Mckenney left on the midnight
train tonight for Lunenburg Courthouse.
% be present al the canvass OF the vote
e that county Tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08

Of reliable advices confirming fuckers
election by about coo plurality;
LNcHBuRG, VA. Nov. 1.-Special:-
Tenth district points conclusiveiy to the
sTAuNToN. VA. Nov. Especial
fuckers majority in Highland county is
FINcAsTLE, VA. Nov. Especial
Unofficial returns from all the precincts
In Botetourt county gives Yost tRep.)
plurality over Tucker tDern.). The official
count will moi materially change these
BUCKINGHAM c. H., VA. Nov. L.
Special.-UnCfllcial returns from six pre-
OF l75. Two OF the precincs yet TO hear
II I'm Will doubtless swell his majority TO
ao. This IL very large Republican
gain on the Republican vote In Noyem-
Der. 1889. Fully q per cent. OF the vote
out, on account OF illegal scratching, and
this clearly proves that the Repubhcah
gain has been from the ranks OF the IN
telligent whites.
YosT WILL CoxTEsT.
STAUNTON. VA. Nov. 7-Special.-
Complete returns from Augusta county
x Tucker TncssrD e% a ior,a s IN f the county
402 10 which add ls5 in the city. maKes
fuckers majority in city and county So,;
In stanton. with a registered vote OF
LVfb ana possible NOtt vi tt'vy,. ''ti
was cast only Il25 votes, and l82 were
thrown out for informalities under the
Walton law. over 800 votes were thrown
out in. stanton and Augusta county. AT
Lowmoor 100 votes were thrown out, and
when the polls closed forty-four men
were in line and were not allowed 10
vote Highland gives Tucker 10 majority;
Bath o.
Yost will contest upon the grounds OF
fraud in handling the illiterate vote. He
claims that upon fair count he has been
elected by 200 majority.
Tucker Elected by Probably 5000.
LYNCHBtt.G VA. Nov. 7-Special-Re-
turns from the Tenth district, so far OBJ
tainable Indicate that Tucker has carried
every county in his district. with the
exception of buckingham. and probably
of Botetourt. The latter, IT is believed.
Will give Yost plurality Of about p.
Rockbridge will give Tucker 100, Amherst
800. Nelson go, Augusta &'1 .hegnany "A
very small majority, Appomattox $50.
Oteys majority in the Sixth will reach
nearly 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
Letter Carrier Arrested.

WASHINGTON. Nov. THE chief post
Office inspector is informed from Chatta-
nooga OF the arrest Of William Hans
brough, a letter-carrier at Nashville post
Office. charged with stealing letters He
was committed TO Jail In default Of $1,000
hail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
Those
$8.775
OvercoatS

OUR STORE WAS CROWDED AL:
DAY LONG YESTERDAY. AN, We We
SOLD MORE OVERCOATS THAN On
ANY TWO DAYS THIS SEASON. .,,
THE TIE BLACK nJ ANR hL9E ar "' S 4;
DREW THE PEOPLE. AMI, THEY
BOUGHT AT SIGHT IT WAS, S co, -
PROOF THAT THERE WE'RE PLENTY
OF WIDE-AWAKE PEOPLE IN HlCH-
MOND WHO ARE NOT SLOW. TO AP,
PROBATE \ REAL BARGAIN WHEN
THEY SEE 1T. ,r,
BLUE KERSEY ONERCOATS. MADE
~ cVERY LENGTH THAT -, MEN dEi
WANT. WITH VELVET OR CLOTH
COLLARS. -SERVICEABLY TRIMMED
AND WELL MADE. WE MADE 'EM
OURSELVES, AND KNOW JUST WHAT
sS75-rHATs ALL. But THAT is. At
LEAST s. CHEAPER THAN ANY
OTHER STORE SELLS THE SAME
TT WON'T BE TINE WASTED TO
LOOK AT EN-.
I'VE SELL SUITS, TOO
BETTER OVERCOATS AT BETTER
PRICES. OF COURSE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
THE CHAR WAS 4 FATALLST.
Frofe,so Leydon s~y' lie Gave Up Toe
Farfy, but Died a hero

BERLIN. Nov. Tn an interview with
a LokalanZeiger reporter aboard thu
Lemberg- Berlin express, Professor Ley
den said. regarding the late Cars all
ment:
The post norton examination estab-
lished the accuracy OF our diagnosis
chronic nephritis. with commencing afro
ment of the heart and sporadic intiam-
nation OF the left lung. The stomac h
was intact. The stories ascrlbing the
Cars Illness 10 poisoning are absolute
fiction. | do not consider that Professor
Zacharin is In any way to blame Tor
the result.
THE car was perfectly cognlzant OF
his true state, but he was fatallst ana
gave up too early. He performed ms
duties as ruler to the last moment. lie
died a hero The CZarina is Frustrated,
hnt she IL In no DANGER"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
OBSEQUIES OF THE CAR
MASS CELEBRA TED OVER THE DEAD
EMPEROR.
The Cossseks, with Lighted Torches, FIRE.
sent Wisrd scsse-MsDy Reysl
Meurf ere.

LIVADIA, Nov. THE massive. giidea
coffin containing the remains OF Cnai
Alexander Ill. was removed TO the 10y
zsntine church yesterday evening. me-,
the body Of the late Car will liz IN s.a a.s
until tomorrow. A guard of honor, VIZ, VII
draped colors, is stationed in front Oh '"e
church. ,,..,o
At o'clock in the evening. niue
ing as the imperial body-guard. took. W
their positions along the cypre s, SSyhted
route from the palace all carrying hsn'eu
torches, making wierd scene
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES -
The procession of white-robed clergy
then emerged from the church anu Lo' ~
ed in line across the path. The bells pc
gan tolling. and soon Afterwards the
sound OF children singing hymns Was
heard In the distance. Then, throush tnS
darkness. the glare OF the torches ca al "a
by the guards marching on either slde Oh
the coffin could be perceived. The process
sion entered the church path. heaueu py
sailors carrying lanterns ana panhy,s' anu
followed by the choir dressed IN wIiils SUI
plices. They were followed by the clergy,
and then came the coffin, sIrmounted py
the imperial crown and borne by cos
sacks.
THE ROYAL MoURSFRs.
Behind the coffin were the Car and
the CZarira. who was deeply Velled; tne
Grand Dukes Sergius and Vladimir, me
Green of Greece and Princess AK OF
Hesse- DarmstSdt. the Process OF Wales
and the Duchess Of SaNe-Coburg and
Gotha, the children belonging to the Inn
perial and royal families. and the high
court and military officers.
The cossacks placed the coffin In 'front.'
Of the church az the military band played
How Great and Glorious Is God in Zion,
all standing with uncovered heads.
CELEBRATED MASS
After the hymn the coffin was borne into
the church and laid on the bier, a: each
corner Of which was an Obelisk covered
with red Goth and surmounted by palms
When the mourners were arranged
around the bier the Bishop IF SimteropOl
celebrated mas, after which the party
left the church and returned TO the palace
in carriages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
Germany Acknowledges Hawaii.

BERLIN, Nov. 7.-Germany, through
Emperor William, replying TO President
Doles' official notification. has acknowl-
edged the Republic OF HAWAII.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
rsE rImEs-RICHMoNDc "a THURSDAY NOVEMBER iseA

was ruthIessly shot down on the street
this morning while quietly proceeding 10
the schooiroom by Robert L Gunter,
He WAS hit by two pistol balls, ana
though painfully, Is not fatally injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
4 Duel With Axes.

News of bloody duel fought IN , Ter-
riel county. Ga has been received. IN,
Griffin and Leroy Moore are two lar ir, .
and neighbors, with large families. ne
son OF one and the daughter Of the othsr
have recently been Keeping compdhy;
The fathers were mutually incenSrd
over the matter. They met YESTERDAY,
and. .seizing axes near by. entered upon
a duel. both sinking their weapons to tne
helves in each others head, falling 10
the ground and dying together.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
HUNGARY srmpA1Hlszs WITH RUSSIA.

BUDA PESTH. Nov. THE lower
house OF the Hungarian Diet adopted, by
an overwhelming majority, Il resolution
proposed by Herr Ba.nIfy, expressing
sympathy with Russia On the death OF
the Car Alexander III. Ir the debate
some IN .mbers supported Herr Thaly IN
opposing the resolution, on the ground
that Russia had suppressed Hungary ;
struggle for freedom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08
School teacher shot Down.

CHARLESTON. 8. c.. Nov. 7.-specials
from Wagner, 8. c.. 70 the News and
Courier say: Professor H. s. Cunning
ham nrinh,sai of Tia Hish school hare.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-08

Mrs. Frank Wolf and daughter. Made
line. accompanied by her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Wolf spent yesterday In Henrico
county. They we're the guests OF MIS-
Schnelienberg.
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THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
Otey's Ilursliiy Fbe's 10 Ilsced q
2.SDO

BEDFORD CITY, VA. Nov. 7.-spe-
ciaI.-Complete semi-official returns from
Bedford give Otey Dem) 1874; H2ge
RepD. i.0S. Rucker pop. -Prohlb), 1S5
Smith 0ndJ, s. The anne precincts last
year gave O'Ferfsll I.s24; Cooke. I.s6i;
Miller. 81. The amendment to the CoDsu-
even attention.
HoGE PROBABLY cArBiys HALIFAX.
HOUSTON. VA, Nov. Especial.
election passed off quietly throughout the
county on yesterday. The vote was the
smallest polied for a number OF years.
Complete returns from twenty-three
of the Twenty-Five precincts give Otey
l.2oo: Hoge. I.2f3; Rucker. So. OF the
two precincts not officially reported Hoge
carried one and Otey the other, ana
they will not materially change the above
figures.
our people. as rule. condemn the
Walton election law. IL is conceded by
all parties that absolute fairness pre-
vailed at every precinct.
oTEY's MAJORITY.
LYNCHBURG. VA, Nov. Especial
The majority OF Peter j. Otey Demo
IN this district Is 2.ji3.
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Miss Annie Heeke, OF No. LIS west
Marshall street. spent yesterday with her
aunt. IN Hsnrtco county.
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Prices I5c. 10 zoe.
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-06
SUED BY A WOMAN
VII. WARNER ACCUSED OF STRANGE
BUSINESS KErHODS.
Mrs, Noir Gave Him Money to LOan
for Her and She Alleges That He
Will Not Account TO Her for
1.-THE Court Asked to
Square Matters.

Readers Of the EAGLE will remember
that several weeks ago w. H. Warner was
arrested in Colorado and brought back
here on u charge of having issued a note
that be turned over 10 IEan named
Fleming, for whom he bad been losn:ng
money. He waived a preliminary exami-
nation and gave bond for his appearance
at this term of the district court.
Yesterday Mrs. NJ E Moir commenced
q suit against him in the district court
to recover 5000. which sum, she alleges
in the petition filed in the case. he
gave bim, on sundry occasions. between
April aud June 3, 1893, to be loaned for
her to various persons III small sums, on
short time, on either personal or chattel
securities.
And she further alleges that by verbal
agreement he was to act as her agent IN
leaning such money, and that he was 10
be removed rs such agent at her will and
to turn over to her on demand all notes
and moneys belonging to her; that on
Sept. 6, 1893, she made q demand for the
same, but that he has failed to do SO. and
has unlawfully and wrongfuily disposed
of the same and converted them to his own
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-06
FOR TIE ORPHANS.
New Catholic Orphan Asylum Being Fitted II
in the Bishops Residence.

Bishop Hennessy has given up the
greater portion of his residence on the
West Side to the cause or charity. About
three-fourths of the building is being
fitted up for a Catholic orphan asylum,
which has been already started with four
little waits. 1t is the intention to move
the Catholic Orphan asylum now at Clyde.
in the diocese Of Concordia, to this city,
and establish an asylum here for the
orphans of both dioceses.
By establishing an asylum for the orph-
ans of both dioceses considerable .unneces-
sary expense will be saved and the institu-
ton will also be stronger. The intention
first WAS to build an orphan asylum but
owing to the stringency in money matters
that WAS abandoned and Bishop Hennessy
yielded part of his residence to the orph'
aus and will probably yield all of it event
uAlly. The place is admirably located for
such an institution aud from a sanitary
standpoint no superior location could be
found
When the institution is in complete run
ming order il will contain from fifty to sew
enty children. aud more as the county
developes. The asylum will be supported
by the CATHOLICS Oh the OloCeSe. OHS Va y
each year collection will be taken u0 in
all the churches of the diocese for the asy-
lum, and if that will not be sufficient to
support it the purses of private individ-
usis are always open. AT any rate, they
will be supported. and supported well,
too.
The institution will not only be a home,
but it will be school as well, and every
branch of learning will be taught there.
Not only that. bat the children will be in
structed in the various arts and in every
respect fitted 10 encounter the world when
they become old enough to earn their own
living, and paddle their own CANOE" sc
to speak.
The asylum will be in charge of the SIS
ters OF Mercy. Some of the Sisters now at
the St. Francis hospital will be transferred
to the asylum. and their places in the hos
pital will be filled by Sisters who are now
en- route from Rome. Italy, where the
mother house of this particular sisterhood
| Is located and where there is an immense
training school for hospital and asylum
work.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-06
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collection of pictures ever presented to the
public in book form. /"
journal, Jersey ClOy, N. - Suepp
Worlds Fair Photographed The press
work and general character of the pictures
are excellent"
Ashtabula News-Journal. Ashtabula. o.:
"'Sbepp's Worlds Fair Photographed.
To those who have been to the fair. look
through this book will be almost like be-
ing there again"
Frankiinville Journal, Franklinville, n.
Y: "'Shepp's Worlds Far Photography
..,' huo ra,,I,-red npsSihia N bring the
worlds fair home to anyoae's door IN 4
manner heretofore unknown"
DanDurry Evening Fews, Danbury,
Couu: Sleeps Worlds Fair Pnoto-
graphed' They are truthful likenesses,
everyone of them, and deserve the highest
encumiums OF the worlds fair commission
ers."