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German ACKNOWLEDGEMENT street, near Pine.
Services IL a. III.
Ross Mission-D. L. Fordney, pastor. Preach
ng. $3.50 p. m. first and third Sabbath of month.
Lake -Kilbourne avenue, Fremont
Rev. ). c. Head, pastor Services IL a IN. aud
7:s0 p u.
First Mission-In Wards Hall, Georgetown,
South Seattle. sunday school, 2:S0 p N. Rev.
John Alison will preach at Up. IN.
Bouleyard-Mission, near Ballard Sunday
school ; p IN Rsv. w. A. Major. of the Second
Presbyterian church, viii conduct services at
tp. N.
d-First-Broad aud First avenue;
d. /. Fordney, pastor Preaching, II q. m, and
: D, M Sabbath school. 10 n m. y. +. y &. e,
e:S5 p. N. Prayer meeting, Thursday, p. m
North seattle-oak and Harrison streets. Rev.
W. A. Major, pastor. Residence, AZ Temperance
street Preaching, IL a. and T. N. sab
bath school at II 10 p. m y. z. ;. {. E., p. m.
Prayer meeting, IhursGay. T. IN.
Calvary-Market and King streets Rev g.
J. Kennedy, pastor Re idence, ia Marx Q,
street services. Ii a IA. aud y. IN. Morning
subject "Ths Disappointing Night and the
successful Morn Evening subject, "rhe
House OF Many ManslonS.' sabbath school
l. 10 p. m.
First-Fourth and Spring streets Rev. Alex
snder Alison. ID. D., pastor. Residence, l2l2
Marion street Services, IL a. IN. and p III.
TIE Rev. Nathan Gosh. OF Dairy Free church,
Seollsnd, will preach both mording aud even
ing, The regular pastor, DR. Alison, will be away
from the city. sunday school. Il 30 p. m. \
T.. 3 c E., 6is5 p. IN. Prayer meeting, Thurs
day, , III
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Baptist Churches.

West Duwamish Services in Mr. Fosters
house, River Park, p. N.
Fremont-Aurora street Preaching ii g. u.
and 80 p. IN. Rev. c. A. Salyer, pastor. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
Ballard (NoFwegian Danish)-- Odd Fellows
Hail. corner Leary and second avenues Nor
wegian sermon, ?. m, by Rev. c. w. F1nWalL
Sunday school, ?. N.
North seattle-Ihird and Cedar streets Rev.
Services, IL n. m. and 1880 p. IN. Young
peoples meeting, ESQ p L.
Mount Zion tcoiorea)-Dr. c. N. Williams,
in Young Naturalists hall, University grounds.
Preaching, ii a IN. and 5 p. M sunday school,
3 m. Prayer meeting. Wednesday, p m.
Norwegian Danish-six and Virginia streets
Rev c. W. Finwall. pastor residence, GOA Nir-
ginia street Services, IL a. m. aud 1880 p. IN
Sunday school, 1918 y m. II. y. r. u, 2 p IN.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, p. m
swsdish--Bell and Eighth streets. Rev. Aug
Olson, pastor: residence 323 Dexter street
Services IL a. and 80 r. m sunday school.
Il H.. young peoples meeting, p. m (; prayer
meeting, Thursday. n IN. young peoples
meeting Saturday, sp. IN
Market strset-Market and Main streets
Rev. w. I. Fleenor, pastor; residence sol Mar
ket street. Preaching, ii a In. and S p. IN.
Morning subject, tine Lords Anchorage"
Evening subject "Vain Hopes" being the sixth
sermon on Poe's Raven moraliZed. Young peo-
pies meeting. y m.
First-Fourth street, between James and
Cherry. Rev. w. 4. Taylor. pastor; residence,
1902 Marion street Preaching, ii a. and 7:45
D. M Morning subject, Freedom From Law
Through Union With Christ" Evening subject
''True and False success" Sunday school al
close OF morning service Young peoples
meeting, ESQ p. N. Prayer meeting, Thursday
7:45 p.
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lag prayer vita sermon. Il s. n sunday school,
l. =. n.
81 Woodland park Evening prayer.
SIS ?. n
II Stephens -Ballard services. II = n s1d
- p u. Rev. T. L Hylacd reetqT-
Trinfty-Elghfh sud james streets hsv.
George Herberg Watson. D. d.. rector k.evs1tn
sunday after TRINITY. LstAny aud hoi7 OaIa,
rnan8on. III :. n. Choral evening prayer, ~
7. n sunday school az . - g. IN Ans TX
tor viii preach morning and evening
Il. Marxss-FIfth and olive streets. Rev. David
Claiborne Garrett rector Holy Sofnmahlohs
a n. Morning prayer, II a n ~uo3ect o. seI-
l8a: He Hash Dose Al Things WEI SUI
day scaC1l. s:sa Y. Young Ropes -
vice, 6.45 n ~ Evening prayer. oeloSA'
sermon on Waiting IN the Dor1lng ne
vested choir will sing. bur IL the evealng there
chants ard hymu<
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Lutheran Churches

Norwegian Eyangelicsl-Twelfth and Olive
streets Rev. l. J. kvam, pastor. Residence,
loss Twelfth street
Holy Trinity English LutherAn-Seyenth and
Union services, II a. IN. emit T. IN. Sunday
school. . a. ID. Rev. W. Critchlow. pastor.
German Lutheran--D0wsmish mission. san
oeFs hail, below sweeneys brewery; T.
kuapps. pastor. sunday school, 1;S0 =. M
Services - every other sunday.
German Lutheran Services In hail corner Of
Main snd Twelfth streets every sunday At 10 IS
=. IN sunday school $50 a NJ. c. BAade
pasters residpneo, 1913 Aaia street
NogWeg ian Danish Fourth and Pine streets
2 T. 1oiiefson, pastor. study ia basement
services, II - IA. and q IA. sunday school
$50 a. IA. Prayer meeting. Thursday, p n
swedish Eyangelieai-Thlr1 street, near Pike
Rev. Martin /. larson, pastor; residence. Ia1I
flith street, between Pike and Union. sunday
school Il Is 2. II. services II - a u. and
p m, aud Thursday 2. IN
German Evangelical. lions coagrsgAtion-
Fresd's bali, ninth street. betwssa Pine ana
olive Rev. 4. hnspps, pAstoT Residence. 1919
Aenth street. services. 1879 = ms And 30 n
n Sunday school e. u. "BthelstundeP
Wednesday, 2 30 3. IN. Lutheran Young Peoples
Socisty, Thursday. - p. ~
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Duwanish-suadzy school 5 p n
Yesgsr-suRday school. $50 g N; preaching
II a n
misunderstanding, 80 p n By Rev y.
Bagiey. sunday school. 5 = n.
south Seattle - sunday school $50 p m
Children's missionary meeting. 7.5o p m
second North seattle. Republican and War
reu streets. Eugene Miller, A. NJ, VIII eoEonc'
services at IL a. m. subject 'Despise Noa re
Day OF small Things" sunday school,, = 10 ? N
First-Third and Pine streets. Rev. Clark
Davis. pastor. Services, II q m ana p n
Morning subject. ..Fhe Temptaten; evening
subject, Unusual Methods" sunday schools
1881. Young Peoples meeting, e.4o p m.
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Catholic Churches.

Catholic Un.on-G. A. K hail, Hinckley block,
10 p ID.
Oar Lady OF Good Help-south Fourth sp1
Washington streets Rev r. ~ Prefoatsine.
pastor Low mae, Ia: h.ga uAas ~ 80
m; bsusGlcuon. 30 p III
Immaculate Conception-sixth and sprinr
siraet1 Rev. victor VaFEaHd &. J., passaf. Con.
Quoted Is tue gesults Easly mss. q "a
&aa & IA hiss mass, l0-s9 IL SUNDAY
schc0i. ?. L.
Sacred Heart Bsa snt sfxth street Con
tUete1 hy the ksdempf1rists Rev Jassph A
Aa1tE. a. So f.. pastor loW mas with ssrra0a.
8 "a. high mass with ssrUaa. 10 - a IA
sunday schoci. --.s) p IA Holy Family Assoc!4.
uon uneetine, y -. Nespers. sermon and bsue-
alelua. ~ II 81.
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Young Mems christiaa Association.

The Y. NJ. c. A. hold their regular soclock
rally in their nail. 1917 Front street, today
Address by Mr. J. A. DRmmets, travelling seere-
tary OF the Pacific Northwest. The annual con-
vention of the Y. NJ t. A. for the districts OF
Puget sound, Oregon and British Columbia VIII
meet In this city August - and promises TO De
of unusual interest. Bible class every Nednes-
day, ! 80 D. m, conducted BY Rev. ID. Z. Garrett
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Christian Churches.

First-Seneca street, between Third and
Fourth. Preaching al II a. m. and 5 p. m
By Rev W. +. Cowden, of Tacoma.
sunday school at 1880 Mrs. Z. P. Mayheld.
superintendent; Y. P. 5 c. L. CT Gas p. m.
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Salvation Army.
rree Methodi.t Church

Barracks, SIS Jackson street Prayer meeting,
Ia M Holiness meeting, Ii a. m. Free and
easy p. ID. A rousing meeting at p. M
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Evanrelicai Association.

German-Harrson and Birch streets. Rev.
Aug Ernst, pastor, SO Harrison street. Services,
il a M and S .. m. Sunday school, 9:45 a. N.
Young peoples meeting, ?. N. Literary enter
tainment last sunday of each month
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Rrooklvn-i,ev. T. e. Miswell uzstar study
- flyEaolth church Services u a. IA SUNDAY
SCHOOL, j. % O. m- y. /. sc. C., sh n. Prayer
Il-elfiag, 4les3sy, p. II
E1gesateF-Rse. J. r Nichols. pastor ssrv-
ifes. ll "a ap1 3. m. sunday school
- l-,la b a. 5An3ag g. =. 81 n. !. T. =
G. p p "a ff4yeE mreuHg. thursday + q. m.
Ftynaath-T Third ana e University s;rests Kew.
" a-lhee Ne&ttae, ~ h-s fAstoF. hssl4cnca. GGD
thlfef1+tf st.e1t services. 10 & a. an1 - "A
t-rF- a 2. tat-T 80 praach mernlug anA
efNa Gag. sunday seAeot. ~ ~ q. m. Y. D.. =
e.. 2. 8. boz frayer uestiaE. 1aars6sy, IS
ri2- 4anlSr 4. T. s. e. D., Friday, %. e.
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Unitnrian Church.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen, pastor-saboatt
school, 9:45 a. m; preaching morning anC
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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Restrictions

Restitutionists, p m 23oS Front street
Christian Alliance, Thursday 2:3o. at Mrs. s.
Van Valkenburg's, 800 Lincoln street. corner
Fourth.
Seattle City Mission aud Seamen's Bethel
Chaplain, Thomas Rees. Gospel services every
evening, 5:30 sunday school, p. M, con-
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Seattle Branch. No l, of the Theosophical So
ciety, Sunday, p. m, in the seattle National
Bank building, room 2O9. Lecture by Fred q
Plummer, OF Tacoma, on soar Moon.
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U.tted Presbxterian Church.

sixth and Seneca streets Rev. 5. Dell John
ston, pastor; residence, Us Spring street
Sabbath school, 1915 u m Young Peoples
Society, Gas p. m. Junior 4. +. ; T. Z,
$50 p m Prayer meeting Thursday ESo
d
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Advent Churches.

Seventh Day-S09 Poplar street. Preaching
Z p.
Christian chapel-Warren street, half block
IL Il IN.
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Miscellaneous.

Seventh, between Pike and Union. Church
services and sunday school win be discontinued
for few weeks.
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THE MARKET REPORT

U.E DgyAKrExsT ~ AsEEcuIruEE.y {
WEATHER BUKEsr, X
PORTLAND. Or.g A1g. %. 1ssz-33
Yo<scsst for Sunday FAR wsrmsf
IL r. kLcEGToEk.5 3
Observer 10 Charge.
r-xrrxn zTArrs yAETnExT or AszfcrLrUkz-
yEATHKE BUgxAg-DAGEy BULLETfEs
sEArrLx. wssn-. Aug II, 1894
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
lScEces for wis department must be hsn1sd
II hy o'clock SATURDAY 10 Insure iaseftsoal
Methodist Episcopal chareh..

M@AhoAieR EFtstppAA
coIEmtda-suppgied from seattle pusplt&
Grace, East seattle Alssion-Sabb4th scaool
Pa
shsw Internationally school 10 a N; Ep-
worth League y n
Battery strref-ThIrd and Battery. Rev. g. A.
LAndsn. pastor. Services Il g. z and p m
CermGn-stewzgt and Tasrseeash. Rev. C. A
Pressing, pasfor Services Il 8. e. AMI D L.
Havez-second aud Howard-RsT. W. Q. Ben
acoul. pastor. Services, II q N and 7sso p m
Norwegian Dzugsh-FIfth and olive Rev z
]. Lundegssrd, pastor. services L a. n and 10
,. M
Afrfsan-1S2a Jones street. tast Of Madison.
Rev. J. Allen Whey, pastor. Services III a n
aEd p II.
aflman-Rev T. r Edwards. pastor. sabbath
school 10 3. N Preaching Il 4 N. Epworth
League .. m. Reading League. Top IN
Madison strset-Corner Cloverisie. Rev. u
A. tovingtons pastor Services 1879 q n snd
D n. sunday school. 2:So p m Young
peoples class, $50.
Asbury. Fremont-Rev " H. Drake Class
meeting. 1880 a m; preaching, II a. 70; snn-
Gay school, y m: young peoples meeting o'So
?. M; preaching. 30 p m
Gilman Park. Baliard-Rev. w. H. tombstone,
pastor. Services II a N. and ?. M sunday
school 10 q. m: class meeting IL n Junior
League $50 ,. NJ: Epworth League I'D p m
swedish-FIEth street, near Pike. Rev. John
Jonson. pastor; residence. 1872 Twelfth street.
Seryices 1879 q m; sunday school. it:o p m
young peoples meeting, .. M; evening service,
sp m
Grace-Rainier and King streets Rev. W. I.
Ford. pastor. residence, SIS Suffer street;
services. IL a 10. and 5 p. m Rev. b. r.
Weat, missionary from Singapore, Will preach
morning and evening. sabbath school, 12.l7 p
M: Epworth League $40 p. m, prayer meet
ing. Thursday evening; class meetings, Tuesday
evenings.
Trin!ty-MerceF and Kentucky streets. Rev.
=. z. Tedrsck. pastor; parsonage adjoining
church. Services IL a. N. and p. m. Morn.
ing subject. Light Beyond the Clouds.
Evening su beet: 1.-The Treasurer OF the Pure
Heart the Only True Wealth" sunday school
12:15 p. N. Epwor,h League, p. IN. Prayer
meeting, Thursday evenings
Flrst-Third and Marion streets Rev. w. A.
EhaRklin, pastor. Residence. 81 Seneca
street. Preaching at IL q. m. and p. N. Morn
lug subject. '.Dlyersity OF Gifts." Evening
subject: "Behold Your Calling. Class
meeting, 10 a. m.: sunday school, l2;3o 2. m.
Epworth League, ESQ ?. m: Junior League,
Monday, 4 p. ~. class meeting, Tuesday, p. M
official board meeting, first Monday In each
month at p m: Epworth League business meet
ing. second Monday, p. m; Womans Foreign
Missionary Society, first Wednesday 2. 80 p. M;
ladies' Aid society, second and fourth Wednes-
Gay, 2.3o y m; woman's Home Missionary So
ciety, third Wednesday, 80 p. m.
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Travellers I2ust lot 20
line is thoroughly Eepah
running without transit
service 20 Omaha. hsnel
Chicago. PuiEEag sieep
cars, upho seegssS4 sa'astsI
csy cozches.
Call or .. r. & y. q
tickets, or address W. IN
xenger Agent. POrtlandd
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Observations taken a. ali stations a. p n.
18TH meridian tgfas IS p. n. Pacific umeL -
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ducsesi By Young Peopk
Endeavor.
Christian Science 81
rooz -, seeoa3 Soar.
block. -cath Second STAT
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Thies's detective
twenty-one years q
Portland. W. ST. y
Other Offices. St u
eago. Denver, kansad
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81 tleusals -1Er2et xtre3s, near Ysslsr ave
a@s hes. As2sy A. px1ssg sasesAssas. Morn
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|, society Of christiaa

~ 3 school, II a. IA,
| e lrtle NAuonAl Bank
|aa and Yesier avenue
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ssrT4ee; established
|xsrgbsr of Cemmerce,
|. aArnes, Manages.
|oais, New York, CHI
/ Guy. St. Paul.
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-ot that the Q. r & y.
80 and all trains ara
= or delay. Though
/ q City, -. Louis snd
Is s-es reclipSng ehaE
! seepsrs and modern
|Eeo< before purchasing
Husloark GeEeral Pas
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PORTLAND, Aug iL-Whest-Valley.
72J<e; walla Walla. 671zo per Genital
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north OF +,
IL L. m.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-07
TIE BERLIN'S ROUGH VOYAGE.
Her Captain Says II Was tho Worst
Since 1877.

Her Captain Says II Was tho Worst
Since 1871.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 4.-The captain
Of the steamship Berlin, which arrived
here this afternoon, saws that he expe-
iienccd the worst weather he has seen
since 1877. For FIVE days it was espe-
cially bad. Tremendous seas swept over
the decks, the passengers were kept be-
low, and the matches were battened
down.
Third Officer Bromley was washed
overheard and drowned. Two Of the
crew were dashed against the bull
warks and injured. The vessel, however,
was not damaged much, as the officers
handled her admirably. All vessels ar
irving here report storms and Casualties
IN. Y. Sun.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-07
JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE.
An Unknown Negro Killed Nc
COOpcrs.

An Unknown Negro Killed Ne
Coopcrs.
Coroner l.. B. McBraver returned last
night from Cooper's, where he had gene
to hold an inquest on the body Of the
negro killed by +, c, Watkins Monday
night. Upon The investigation, Mr..
Watkins, who lives two miles above
Cooper's, stated that the negro came to
his house about O'Clock. He knocked
at the door and was invited in by Mrs.
Watkins. The negro entered and walked
to the middle of the floor. When asked
what he wanted the man replied that he
wanted to stay all night. An argument
ensucd, Mr. Watkins insisting that the
negro was in the wrong house. The
visitor was told dozen times to leave.
In the meantime he had taken seat on
box. but on being ordered out the last
time rose and started toward the man
tel, where Mr.. Watkins pistol could be
seen. In doing so he passed Mrs. Wat
kins and showed her aside With his elbow.
The husband jumped up, pushed the
negro back, opened the door and kicked
the negro out, shutting the door after
him.
An axe stood near the door, and this
the negro picked up and threw through
the door, the weapon falling few feet
from Mr.. Watkins child. Mr.. Watkins
took up his pistol and ran to the door,
just as the negro was coming up the
steps. He empticd the pistol, which con,
tained four cartridges. The negro went
around the house. and Mrs. Watkins a
minute later said sre thought she heard
him coming through the dining room
window. Mr.. Watkins went into the
yard, where the negro was found, dead
Emory Fortune and Thos. B,rd, who
were at the house. corroborated Mr.
Watkins testimony.
DR.. McBrayer says the negro was shot
once, the bullet going IN on the left shoul
der, penetrating the chest and passing
thr ough the lung.
The coroner's Jury, composed of T. A
Brown, W. X. Goodson, w. l.. Stepp, I
NJ. York, ]. I. Baker and s. II. Stepp
found by their verdict that it was cas-
of justi6able homicide. Mr.. Watkins wa
under arrest until the jury gave it's We,
dict.
The dead negro was unknown. III
was about 10 years old, ) feet 2 inche
tall, hair slightly gray, and wore ligh
mustache and chin whiskers. There wa
a deformitv on the third finger Of til
left hand. and a vaccination mark on tn
left arm. The man, Coroner McBraye
says, must have been insane.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-07
NEW YORK, Nov. 5, 1894.
A Broadway Dealer

is showing beautiful imported silver
mounted walking canes in the swellest
style at ST., % each-no telling how many
he sells-bought lot Of em and you'll
get chance at them inside of ten days
maybe you've been paying too much for
canes-you can't pay fancy prices for my
canes. Modern styles at modern prices.
Wait for these.
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CHEROKEE,


ANDREWS, N. c., Nov. 7.-(Special. l.
Pearson's majority this sountv not over
so. Ben POsev.
MURPHY, N. c., Nov. 7.-(Special. J.
Parsons majority over Crawford 10.
Crawford gained about 80 votes in the
county. Herbert, Populist Republican,
elected over Elias by about 100 ma.
'ority in the 35th senatorial district.
The Democrats get only one office on the
county ticket-sheriff A. Don Town.
GRAHAM.
NANTAHALA, N. c., Nov 7.-(Special
Graham countys total vote shows
Crawford's maj nrity to be 112. King
Democrat, is elected to .he legislature.
Geo B Walker.
Two Madison Townships.
W. l.. Hensley, chairman of the Demo
cratic committee OF Middle Fork town
ship, Madison county, was here TODAY
and saws that in that precinct Craw'
tord's vote was 22l and Parsons 81
This is gain OF 72. In West Fork Craw
ford received 1O4 and Pearson 63.
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AND REED SMILED.
What IIo Had For Breakfast L
Morning.

What IIo Had For Breakfast This
Morning.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-(Spe,ial. AT l
this morning Chairman Babcock sent the
following telegram to ex-Speaker Reed,
Augusta, Me-: "Returns so overwh helm.
ingly Republican that it is difficult to
give an estimate of our majority in the
next House. New York sends not less
than "a, Illinois 16; Michigan, Connect.
icut and several other states send solid
Republican delegations. Free Traders
" lson, West Virginia, Johnson, Ohio,
both defeated. Our majority cannot be
less than rs in the next House and may
be so. We will also have majority by
states Of not less than &c.
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CRAWFORD IS ELECTED SGRE
4 SAFE MAJORITY OVER PEARSON
IN SIGHT.

Giving the Republicans all They Claim.
and Their Candidate Cannot Get
There-Kope Elias is Beaten.
Below are the unofficial and estimated
majorities in every county in this con-
gressional district 1t is likely that
Crawford's majority will be increased,
rather than decreased in all the counties
in which he is credited with majorities.
while Pearson's majorities are deemed
maximum. Crawford's election by from
two to three hundred appears certain:
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-07
HOUSE AND SENATE.

Both VIII bc Republican According
to Latest Adviccs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. This mornings
returns indicate that the Republicans
will gain six United States senator's over
the number now sitting in that body.
The House will be Republican also.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-07

Dayton's majority is still growing. He
will probably defeat Wm. Wilson by
$500.
LOUISIANA,
New ORLEANS. Nov. 1.-THE Republi-
cans admit that the Democratic candi-
dates in six Louisiana districts will re.
ceive certificates.
PENNSY LNANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Careful esti-
mates from 81 counties give Hastings,
(rep. for governor plurality of 21O, sos.
WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. THE Re-
pubicans OF Wisconsin have carried the
state by over $4,000.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
PIERRE, Nov. THE indications are
that Howe Pop for governor is elected.