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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
NORTH CAROLINA kEPUBLICANS.
They Claim the State by 40,0Oo-Want
Money to Employ Counse.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. S.-The
following letter from North Carolina,
received at Republican headquarters, ex-
plains itself:
Greensboro, n. C.. Nov. 4 1894.
Hon. ]. w. Babcock. Washington, ID. G.:
Dear Strive won complete victory
at the polls here yesterday. Have cleo
ted the judicial ticket by an estimated
majority OF over 10000, and have both
branches of the Legislature, with four
Republican congressman and three Popu-
lists The fight will have to be made
tomorrow, before the county canvass
ing boards. These boards nave judicial
powers. with the right to investigate
The legality OF every vote, and pass upon
the regularity OF the precinct returns.
IL will be necessary for us 10 nave law
yers OF reputation and ability TO appear
before these canvassine boards In many
of the counties OF the State. We VIII De
compelled to employ Democratic lawyers
at good fees; besides, II Will be a stroke
of policy to get them.
I have borne the expenses or TINS cam
paIgn mainly, and now my money is eN-
hausted our candidates claim that they
have not the means, and this Is true
with the most of them. II we succeed
I'm holding the State, II Is the end OF
Democracy here, Tor we nave a hau lo'
wears the majority, but through the cleo
tion machinery we have been detrauded
IL YOU can do anything Tor as, name
the amount by wire Immediately upon
the receipt of this. We nave Deeh, AZ %
ranging TO employ counsel by wire where
needed il we can raise the means. The
Democrats have given up the state, put
Information comes TO US that they IN
tend TO do their work before the canvass
ing boards tomorrow. Some of their un-
guarded politicians are saying that they
have the machinery and expect to use use
il. and do not intend to give up the
STATE. that the count beats voting.
have made estimates IN thirty counties
IN the State on definite Information, and
In these counties We have gained Zo,nO
over the vote of two years ago, and nave
gained in these counties thirty-hVe mem
hers OF the House out OF torty-slx, ana
II seems that this ratio will be kept up
except i'm the First and Ninth districts,
and in these we have gained about six
thousand. Pearsons majority. In the
Ninth, is l.sg2. and Skinner's, In the
First IS about 800. Yours truly,
40" A r.. HOLTON.
Chairman State Executive Com.
Chairman Babcock telegraphed re-
ply 10 this letter, directing the Repubh-
can manager to take the necessary. steps
20 nrofect their congressman. and that
the committee would stand by them.
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tory is due to the women. They have
done themselves and Colorado credit. At
the first opportunity they ave shown
are in favor Of good government, and that
they are going to be power for good
In the body polite.
DENVER. COL, Nov. s.-Figures re-
celved this morning at the Populist head.
quarters indicate the election OF Bell
(Pop.) over Bowen Rep.). In the Sec
ond congressional district. The Republi-
can State COMMITTEES still claims Bowens
election. The result Will be very close,
and will be determined by returns OF two
distant mountain counties. The Republi-
can majority I'm the Legislature Is eigh-
teen, on Joint ballot. The Populists have
the Senate by two and Republicans the
House by twenty.
'rRE womRv WILL oseANizF.
DENVER. COL, Nov. Sit havins peen
demonstrated to-day that the woman an.
vote in Denver in Tuesdays election was
thirty-five per cent. of the total vote, tne
leading women therefore formed a state
organization of their own for the neAe ~
national campaign, the purpose being 70
increase their political power ana I'M
portance. -.
a large majority Of the precincts In tne
Second congressional district give Beiis
Pop) pluralities at 1901 and Bowen !
lRep) at 7,7t0. The Populists claim tna'
the precincts YET W itpOie VIII NV -
feet the figures.
Chairman Drake, OF the Republican
Congressional COMMITTEES. says his esti'
mate shows that Bowen will pun through
DENVER, COL, Nov. S.-The Repub-
licans apparently have a majority OF i6
on Joint ballot in the legislature. The
Senate will consist of Is Republicans and
10 Democrats and Poputsts In the
House. the Republicans VIII have AZ men,
bers. and the opposition %.
w,tIE WAY co TO ILLINOIS.
DENVER, coli. Nov. s. Governor
Waite Is going 10 leave Colorado. He is
tired of the State and disguised with his
defeat vell-known Populist said to-
day for the Governor: He h considering
a proposition made to him TO take up his
residence in Illinois. The story Ia that
the Populists In Illinois have taken snch
a liking TO the Governor that they want
him not only TO reside among them. but
also TO lead them to victory as their
candidate for Governor in 1896. The re-
ception given Governor Waite on his re-
cent visit to the Windy City pleased him
immensely. IL Is not probable that the
Governor would live in Chicago, but near
that city.
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DOCR Err, TARSNkY AND CONF.
The Only Brnods Suatched from tho Burn
Ing I'm Missouri

KANSAS CITY. MO, Nov. SIN the
congressional fight Dockery. Of the Third;
Tarsney. Of the Fifth. and cobb. of the
Twelfth. are the only Democrats that
have been elected on the face of the re-
turns. Hatch In the First, is clearly
beaten by Clark. Halleck I'm the Second
for whom there were strong hopes until
now, has surely gone down. Ellison, In
the Fourth and Heard, in the Seventh
are buried. In the Eighth. silver Dick
BANDS rural constituency has given him
the go-by In favor OF Joel Hubbard. IN
the Ninth, champ. Clark has been de-
feated by Treloar. of Adrian, school
teacher with protection tendencies. Bar
tholdt, In the Tenth, JOY In the Eley-
enth, and Banny, In the Thuteenth'
swell the Republican column
The swamp Angel" district OF the
Southeast the Fourteenth, where ,only
Democrats were supposed 10 I'VE, nave
elected Moscly, the Republican candidate
For the first time in twenty-nNe yeItL9
the Southeast has failed 10 come up rolN-
ribbed for the Democratic ticket INT
anti-free silver lead ore men IN the RI
teenth district, left Morgan AT nome pS
40 votes i'm favor or judge pui So,l,
lies which have never gone kepuplcdh
since the eX-Conicderates were IestoItu
to citizenship have elected the entire Ike
publican ticket An analysis OF the Vole'
as shown by the returns received AT pelI-
ocratlc headquarters. shows that no poI-
ZION az the State hast been exempt from
II As tust as bad down along the Ar
kansas line as II is upon the Iowa Dor
ders The Mississippi river co4hues ait
as badly slumped as Is tho wv WIN"
border Kansas. L., O,
Two years ago the Democrats had "
members I'm the lower house OF the Leg
islature and the Republicans u. lhlS
tt,,,s tbe Democrats and PopullStS COM
hincd will not be able to muster more
than A strong minority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
RIG REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
YHs SOLID SOUTH BADLY BROKEN.
r Tara. 4. Cisght in the hano'i''''
moHiIIin Probably Defsat'" 'N
sec, n. well s' Turn'''

u-,c11rScTON. D. C., NOV . -On 'ie
"N9ii -. returns received up 10
o. 'e,S e,D,eaD tonight Chairman baococA'
49, penublican Congressional COM
o' ' e',,ros mat the Republican rep
'H''o. a., the next House VIII DE
n, least 259 members 20,
from This afternoons sta'einei'e' -,
o.. ,gore claimed, Is made Dy one a"u,-
49,, from Illinois and three from North
Carolina. a ,o-rigb+ that
-. enc greatest surprise was one
80, that Representative McMIi'l' "a
,r',.,oseee. was defeated. II canle ITolh -,
nbajrrpan Of the state Cential 1 he1
publican committee Oh 80 he district
",ere not all in. Chairman bdDeoCk
w. avs tonight that from present
indications the Republicans wiz nav
at least a members Of the Sehdte; dliu '
In this number Is included senator 'oi'e''
Of Nevada. . ,oaa
Among the telegrams received at head
quarters to-day were the following
From Richard Bartholdt OF 81 LOUIS:
missouri is redeemed. Inc "hoie ~
r,thican State tiCket and ten congress-
men elected. Bland. Hatch. Heard CidFh
and Morgan are defeated. =,
From Thomas Settle Of Greensboro n
G. ,,-oa....t, ,,oad-
ottarters that we have elected seven Ir''-
eressmen in this State. The Inlrn l anu
Sixth districts are doubtful. Sixty coull'
tiea heard from. We nave slNty-hNt
members Of the House Of DELEGATES; Dem
ocrats. twenty-three This gives us con-
troll Of The house, N We can hOlu lhtii
and Democrats coucede us the Senate.
From John l.. Wilson. Spokane WASH
ingtOn: .
"Have elected the two members o
Congress and nave about thirty majority
In the Legislature. congratulations OF
the great victory
From Nat Suitsbacker. san Antonio
Texas:
"Noonon elected
Hon. y. Clay Evans teleraps from
Tennessee:
"They are trying t. count me out, bu
j don't intend TO allow it
The Democratic congressional head
quarters was closed tonight. Chairman
Faulkner having left during the day 70
his home I'm West Virginia.
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Mnrton,s Plurality. 1853. .sSS.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Complete returns ms
from New York State show the vote ior
Governor as follows: Morton eeS'tlz' ~ I'M, NIL
5l4.&4 MortOn's plurality, lo5'6so. \ ne ne
official vote for president of the Board or
Aldermen gives John Jeroloman Repl a
plurality of A,Si3; J. IL. Tamsen kep),
for sheriff, 27,1G0. nj
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, NOV; o. me ne
Govern0r i'm California will be about 1000.
The Republicans have elected the re, re-
mainder Of the State ticket and VIII
have a majority OF at least twenty ID me me
next Legislature. The latestreturns snow
there II, no aoubt that TIE RepLblicans
have six of the seven congressman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
THE TENTH DISTRICT,
yo.t is Preparing TO Contest Tucker's
EIeciiou-The Walton Law.

STAUNTON. VA, Nov. ESPECIAL
Ohcial returns Of the congressional cleo
tion from Augusta county show fuckers
,ioritv to be "a. and city of Staunton
,tiaJOI' ,oe rial from city and county. 49,.
Seven s., hundred and ninety-four, votes
.,'o,a thrown out by the Judges of cleo
WeIe ne county and town.
''Go Adyices mere, by letter I,, 70 fost, show
that three tickets were used IN Cumber-
lapI nnd Yosrs at the bottom, j." on one
sd~e sdp of the ticket and then a long dash
sn9 sd ticket with y. Yost,' as the middle
n.r,e onu wi With a large dash. as before. and
haine nan enother with u. Yost' at the top.
sun ahHmberst county J. Yost was In Ger
man an text. an unknown n,snn.. tongue 70 the
peoPs courthouse and III votes were
ninnyi ;SraTn n out at Cumberland Courthouse.
throw Nhn,ndred and sixty-four Yost votes
"s[s Sost will make a vigorous 1s,,sga contest The
altoId Is the verdict OF all conservative
nennocrats =.
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po. TO Disobeaience Of Ordrrs.

PfrTsBURG PA; Moy' sSS RsItImore sin Sleasanf and
aSay aSy -dad eng st Rosenthel siding, two. miles
ono ono o9"f op lockwood, the body q C. w
Ken oPnde Gf ss' in 'tggs' sggs asss tss
was lOu'u ahas total OF six kined. The
TINS NH rn1AeII Clerks who are injured are +.
TWO mai maj enn gre, and c, II. Hooten. both
A A. Hnitmore. They are severely hurt :;
but n.ra neither ., were % injured seriously.
me prayons stealing a ride on the blind
Two trai,pe ip,ere buried In the wreckaSe.
sasss ssscaned with scratches only. The
Wreck was due entirely 70 raiisooS dsooSd,emss ea
oanv close to 10000.
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THE sixth DISTRICT.
Hogs Will Contest Otsy's Eiection-The
Walton Law

ROANOKE, VA. Nov. s.-Special-Col.
J. Hampton Hoge, Republican candidate
for Congress from this district. returned
home this evening after an absence of
several days in Halifax and Campbell
counties, and announced his intention OF
contesting the election Of Major Otey,
the chief grounds being, IL Is understood.
the number OF votes thrown out in the
district and the alleged unconstitution-
ality of the Walton law.
The Commissioners OF Election for the
five wards OF the city canvassed the vote
of the late election to-day, and declared
the result as follows; For Congress-otey
Dem). 1901; Hoge Rep), 1,l6l; Rucker
(Pop). 800: defective ballots. 22; for con-
stftutional amendment, l,32; against, o42;
defective ballots, 1@.
CHRISTIANSBURG, VA, Nov. S.-Spe-
cial.-Ohicial returns from Montgomery
are as follows: Hoge, LIP; Otey. 9l4 {;
Rucker, 2lS. For the amendment. $50 {;
against the amendment, 2io The leaders
of Doth parties are displeased with the
Walton law.
Radford City gave otey 1858 majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
WHITNEY on JHE WATERLOO.
A Lesson TO the Part, and Many VIII ne

A Lesson to the Part ana Many wiz he-
J,ire Mt Its Thorouehnsss.
To the Editor of the World: II does not
require seer to see that the cause OF
yesterdays results were both general ana
special. It is a repetition, to my mind, or
1874, with the parties reversed Inc Pai,iic
Of 1873 resulted in the great Democratcc
tidal wave of 1G5 and the hard times y.
1893 and 1894 have resulted In TINS great
Republican victory. ..,>ora,
That is the great underlying genera
causes. but along with IL is the 1act
that the Democratic party has Inlspe-
hayed since 1892 and disgusted large
bodies of it's friehds ard supporters. Ihat
fact has been perfectly evident TO every
body. When people are poor and hungry
they actually are against the government
and the party in power gets the Diane
Of Il. ,,,-. o,,,,-
A great many who have Loyalty sup
ported the party this time will rather
rejoice at the thoroughness and com
pleteness of the whipping. III II was 10
be they would rather have the lessoh
written out strong enough not 10 be ms. MIS-
taken / do not think II Is a Veraict
against the party or its principles ne
Republicans will say so, and II VIII TAKE
a long time 10 get over IL, but the Demo
cratic party has had four times as many
defeats as victories since i have been
voter. and IL does not demoralize easily.
II viii be stronger in the end: ,-r,,,
- w. c. WHITNEY.
Roselyn. l.. J., Nov. 7th.
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Reca yers Pep rt Approved.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Receivers Conner
ond NiH Hayes. of the Georgia Central rall-
have been S the sGI%sa Of "f their
III m, ~ o1erations from January l 70
soIt soptember /, 1884, during which period period
.sl,, received s. 26. .067. The cash balance
in the hands OF the receivers on the a,, lat,
IN, III Ia dSte was SlD,nl The Farmers Loan
le' 20 5,,,,st Comnanv made formal obJec-
Ion ton 70 the approval OF the accounts cunts on ,n
~ ~" Ground that they do not give prior 10
the the appointment of Captain Hayes ,e3Se as sc. sc
Ie,,S,S, from Zach individual road IN the
,,,.,,ern which Is claimed TO be due 10 ,he
b0lders of the various classes OK pohds'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09

DANvILLE, VA, Nov. Especial
swanson's pluralities in this district are:
Pittsylvania. s54; Henry, q; Patrick, 2z7;
Grayson. 27s; Franklin. s94; Danyille. SAG;
Neapolis. 19s. Cornetts pluralities: Car
roll, IS; Floyd sunofiiciaD, ais. Swansons
FLOYD c. H, VA. Nov. s.-Speciai.-
Oficiai returns from all precincts in this
county show a majority Of 4l6 for Cor
nett (Rep). For amendment of Constitu-
ton, 5l; against IL. ia
There has been much complaint among
the Republicans concerning the Walton
election law, but no charge of unfairness
has been made to the operation Of this
county The few negroes who reside in
this county poled their full strength.
One hundred and fifty defaced ballots
were thrown out.
MARTINSvILLE, VA, Nov. Especial
Henry county gives Swanson Oem.). by
official returns, 4S majority. ConstItu-
tional amendment carried.
DANVILLE. VA, Nov. ESPECIAL. -
The official vote of Pittsylvania county,
outside of Da1vilie. is as follows: Swan
son Dem.), 2,69S; Cornett (Rep), l,SH;
Hale RopJ. 3S9; Shelton Q'rohib), "a;
for amendment. S,4SS: against, SS5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
News Of the Navy.

WASHINGTON, Nov S.-Tne i'resi.
~ naval examining boards for the pro-
motion to the next higher grade OF com
monders William G. Wise, James II
sands and Yates Sterling, Lteutenant
John NJ. Hawley Iieutenan,t,--s1,on % NJ
SnIds and Albert l.. Key, Passed AS,
s,nstant Paymaster N: G: Mcdonald ana
hssistant Engineer William IL. Chani-
bers. L..,, 10, Nav,nort
Octoher 18th 10 join the Asiauc squaa-
ostoDer ,r,iyad al Ponta Delgada, AZORES,
ton; ,,on;;erdav II is expected that the Detroti
yyyiiI roach palermo 10 deliver the Papa
Ioan S,m Collection by December lst, atte,
leaving the Spanish Columbian rehcs az
lndiZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
Louisiana Republicans VIII Contest.

NEW ORLEANS. la, Nov. S.-Full
returns to-day confirm previous disptches
of the election of all six Democratic can
0idates for Congress In L0uisiana-Meyer
in the First. Buck in the Second Price
in the Third ogden in the Fourth, Boat
ner i'm the Fifth and Robertson In the
sixth. The Republicans announce they
viii make a contest when the Ftfty-fourth
Congress meets. Attorneys nave been
engaged to handle the cases, and evidence
of fraud is now being gathered.
Sugar planters are understood to have
spOtters i'm all the sugar districts. The
Republicans are hopeful Of getting Beat
tv Coleman and Kernochan seated.
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THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Mersdi,h's Plurality Is a,5oo-MeCauil
Has LIttle to Say,

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. ESPECIAL.
-NIeredith's plurality in this district is
5m He carried every county, except
Alexandria King George and Stafford.
NcCaIill has not Indicated any purpose 10
contest the election of his competitor.
STAFFORD COURTHOUSE, Nov. s.
Speclal.-The official vote OF this county
shows Mccaulrs plurality 20 be al. For
The constitutional amendment, BIS; against
IL, n2. ,e, c..,,
41g. Mason TO-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
NORTH CAROLINA LOST.
TIE FUSTOyIST MAJORITY WILL E1'
CEED THREE THOUSAND.
Tba Dam acrsts Not Sure OF but Two Con-
er ssmsB. and Will Lose the
Legislature.

RALEIGH, n. c.. nov. s.-special.-
From returns in hand the Fusionists elect
thirty out OF fifty senators and seventy
five out OF one hundred and twenty mem
bers of the House. and elect their state
ticket by not less than 1900. The Demo-
Gratis concede these claims. only TWO
Democratic congressman are certainly
eiected-.hoee in the Second and Sixth
districts. The result in the Third district
IL yet doubtful. Both sides claim to have
won there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09

ALLIANCE. OHIO. Nov. s-Benjamin
uszzard, aged twenty-five, residing al
n,aarfeld. eight miles north OF here, re-
n'rned home from New York city one
week ago, knowing ne had been exposed
w SMALLPOX. He came through and stop
nea in Pjttsburg and this city on his way
Nome. Sunday he attended church at
Teertield. and that evening was taken
sick. breaking out with smallpox on
T,,ssday. No quarantine was established
until to-day, and over fye hundred people
ne are Wild with excitement. Hazard Is
Z faith curist and did not want q doctor.
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T.s Missouri Delegation.

sT. LOUIS. MO, Nov. S--feturns re-
show show that The Republican yietory IN mis-. MIS-.
sous, ll., ,odieated. Chairman Cook, Of the
StpJe Democratic Committee. gives the
soi1ow,n. list as the latest returns on the
congressional delegationi
First district a,;,s G. n eec caark TbirS iErSepl'
al. poskery lDem)i Fourth. q. q. Crow
ther fKcp' +: firth, ]. G. Tarsney Dem.):
sixth' d. A. D'Arruand DEM, Seventh.
j. p. Tracey lRep); Eighth. X. L. Bland
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Rrr en ; R,ns Hrenk, u.

SAN BERNARDINo. CAL, Nov. s.
the First National Bank. OF this city,
closed It's doors this morning. Quie!
run was organized that went on all DAY
vesterday. Nothing was thought OF u,
hut on opening this morning the rush com
menced, and Cashier Kohl closed the
doors and posted the notice TO protect All
depositors. The bank was doing the iarg'
est business In the city.
statement. They closed with over ue.o0
on hand, and thsre will b. surplus sstes
danosffors are paid. d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
He Result IN Eors, the.

WINSTON. n. G., Nov: S-Sreciai. -
THE exact result OF the election in this
county remains undecided. The canvass As ;
ing board met to-day ana aalourneu ..i,.h,,. Ia
70 decide upon some crookedness IN TWO
townships. II these are thrown out the
anfira democratic county ticket is elect
ed. otherwise only the Sheriff ana Ireas- ,i,s
,,ra, will he safe IL now looks hke
nfassrs crump and Pinnix. Democratlc
STATE senatorial candidates, were defeat
"a Eorsvthe goes over 900 and Davidson
over eco against them. They will be elect
ed IL the two townships here are thro"i'
Iudce l. F. Graves, of Mt. Airy, is
orjticslIv i'll. No hope Is entertained oi
his recovery.
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Vo1 s-NEW SERIES NO 2O5.

nem.) }; Ninth. William NJ. Treioar Rep2;
tenth, II. Bartholdt RepG Eieyenyn'
cobb Dem Thirteenth. j. III: Kaney
(Rep.); Fourteenth, n. A: Mosei Wep'G
FIfteenth, G. G.. Burton QRepl.
This gives the Republicans ten repre-
sentatives In Congress from Missouri, ana
as RIard Dem), In the Eighth district,
is only nineteen votes ahead, with several
unf yorable precincts to hear from. his
defeat by j. l.. Hubbard Is almost GER
tain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
Bora CLAIM ELECTION.


LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. s.--Ihe si'uS,
,,on IN the Ashland district rs unchanged
f,,o,n Yesterday. owens Oem) claims ilS
s,,,rolity but Judge Denny tRep) says
ts conadent OF his election when the
otncial returns are counted tomorrow,
~ owens Is given a certiheate Denny
aeul surely contest his seat IN Congress
~ th, ground OF refusal 90 register Ike
onhiican votes and on account OF FRAUDS
- alaettan Hay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
Dh. IALMa8 EssxGNS.
HIS Association with the Brooklyn Taber
nncle FormnllY Srvsrrd

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-The association
of the Rev. Or. T. De Witt Talmage with
the Brooklyn tabernacle has been formal
ly severed. His resignation is due. he
said. to the fact that he foes not feel
that he should ask his old congregation
to build the fourth church for him. lie
advises them to either join other church
es or build for a new pastor.
DR.. Talmages letter OF resignation was
dated on Monday and sent to the session.
as 10 his future plans he says mat ne
evangelistic work, preaching the Gospel
to all people without money and without
price"
The session last night net and formu-
lated letter TO the Presbytery asking
that they formally dissolve the pastoral
relations between themselves and DR..
TalmaRe. and also expressing regret at
his action
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x,r,lond Republicans win Contest.

rTIMORE. Nov. s.-The Republican
b. Committee yesterday announced
its utSsod congressional districts carried
MAJ me Democrats. To-day the commit
by 'after fully discussing the question,
teeolyed that Whereas We have whipped
ME out OF our opponents, IL would
the 18th cruel and useless TO kick the
De erty when IL lies fiat on its back"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09

VIEW YORK. Nov. s-Rev. DR.. Park
NJ" u.as tonight elected an honorary
q The UnSe %eetns hsas%e 81 tSe Sue e At the
regIl!.arr DR. Psrkhurst's name was added
Alte' ,i,rnber there were Just a dozen OF
inch 70 iie members; including General Cen Harri-
SON., e8Tarton DR. Parkhurst makes the
elect oiieTeyrnan to be thus honored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09

Ifthe Democrats Lose North Carolina 'ne
y nate IL Lost Too.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Reports received
from Washington state that the Republl-
cans probably lost the Legislature III that thi,
State If this proves true the RepupIi-
cans will lose one senator on Whlch
they were counting. 49,.
Unless the Democrats lose North caro-,
lima they will retain control of the United
Gtatae Senate