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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
NORTH CAROLINA FUSION.
So Says Chairman Holton. Who Secures
Post-EIection Sinews of War.

Post Election SfntWB Oh NaTs
WASHINGTON, d. c.. November 81
The following letter from North caro-
lima, received at headquarters, explains
itself:
GREENSBORO. N. c.. Nov. z. 1871.
Hon. J. w. Babcock, Washington, II. VI
Dear Sir,-We won complete victory
at the polls here yesterday. Have e,ec.eu @
the judicial ticket by an estiihaucu ud nave ave
both branches OF the Legislature WIN WIN
four Republican congressman anu ade un.d
Populist. The fight VIII have TO ne nsaov nl,ny
tomorrow before the county cahvassiii,
boards. These boards have Juoi,iai ,Sa
powers. with the right to investigate ne ,ne
legality OF every vote ana pass upon ,,,', .a1
regularity Of the precinct returns. ~ W. ~
be necessary for MS TO nave aW!sis n,oua %
reputation and ability to appear peioIe
these canvassing boards in many OF ,ne
counties of the state. we VIII pe s'' a.,
pelled to employ Democratic lawyers, az
good fees: besides, IL will be stroke ol
SSoi,cv 10 get them. l have borne the ex-
penSss of this campaign mainly, anu nov nov
nv money Is exhausted. our cahuiua.ea -
claim that they haye not ost sne Of il'I them. II
we succeed in holding the STATE !. 10 NJ M
end of Democracy here, ior we nasS .ha
for wears the majority. but thiousn ca. cn
election machinery we nsts,np nsse for us.
name the amount by wire Immediately
iron the receipt Of this. We have peen
arranging TO employ counsel py Wiz Wiz
where needed, IL we can raise 'ue ne State'
THE Democrats have given up tne S.atr, ay
t,'t snfnrmation comes 10 VIZ that tney
intend to do their work before 'ns ne tneir
vassing boards tomorrow. some VI ,nat
unguarded poiiticlahhinso are and expect TO
use A.. and do not intend TO give up '"o
state: that the courts beat voting. o,,,-
II have made estimates m tnirsy evn .t,on
A..lVl
ties in the state ,,ss on aen,is's we have gained
.. a., over the vote Of two years ago, a,,a s,.a
have gained In these counies ,nty .tyy-s,x
members of the House out Oh i1nS ~ rent
n,d ~ seems that this ratio VIII pc a,s hsp'
a., m,u srcent in the First and Ninth distfcss, ,
w wa In these we have gained apous 81.
.unn,,sand u,u Pearsons majority In the N'n,s ~
is 1852, and skinner O. ia '"e
about eight hundrei x
.c.s,s,osr state Executive Committee.
Gsa,rnan Babcock teiegraphed q repiy
shis letter. directing the HepuplIesn
,,ayasers ~ TO take the Necessary ,Sa s.epS me
nrotect their congressmen. shn,, nnr ~
rpo,nmittee would stand by tnem.
FUSION VICTORY coNCEpED.
.,i,a AaiTo.nisht's figures indicate that tne
claIl- a., have a majority OF about twsn-
rusio"ti teint ballot in the Legislature. Lne
Sy,.wncrats concede thar the Ts,.sss
Nave elected their candinatsss sc ra s,a ma,
sar sarer and judges by conside'a''e "'s
jority. ,..nv RAINY suYn1ises ns 10
,,hat the Eusionssts will DO IN tno rs~
legislature, when ,ia mssss me- mex Ioss Of the
Ine nvs s,ns .,,re than any other tchtusS
Leg,sistusss M usss 1issstcr OF TUESDAY.
u '"s LATEST FI0uREa
RALEIoH y: oS,ss MoysmsSss sSs iiIn ifoiiowins ins
abaence Of 06lcl1l nfutS sssw ,mO ~ rciied
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

We have received a new circular gotten
up by II. +. Smith. business manager
of Judge +. X. Farrar The sheet has .
fine picture OF old Johnnie Reb." and the
following gracious tribute from Governor
c. T. OFerrall:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNORS OFFICE)
RICHMOND. VA, September 3. 1904
For many years II has been my pleasuN
to rank Judge Farrar among my tntt
mate friends. His name Is household
word In Virginia, and his reputation az
n lecturer extends far beyond the limit
Of his State.
He Is without his counterpart; there T..
only one Judge Farrar." His versa
tility is remarkable: one moment ne
will convulse you with laughter b
his lnimitable humor. the next hs
will moisten your eye-lids with pathos
His lectures are always on a high plane
there IL nothing commonplace about
them. I have never missed an oppor.
tunity to hear him. In addition to hif
attractiveness as a pIatform-speaker he
is charming In the social circle. lie "a
a gentleman Of the purest character. ana
a Judge who has adorned the bench ol
"the Old Commonwealth"
CHARLES T.. O'FERRALIA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
TYLER IN THE SECOND. 2.75o.
This Estimate Is Semi Onicial and Well
Nigh Correct.

NORFOLK, VA, November S-tspe-
cial )--Oficial and semi-ofiicial returns re-
ceived here from all portions OF the Sc
cond District place Tyler's plurality over
Borland at 2,750.
The official returns from Princess Anne
county this afternoon give Tyler a piu-
rality of 13l. The official vote In NorIoik
county to-day gives Borland a piuraity
of 105. ..
Nansemond gives Tyler 567. and this
city and Portsmouth show ofhcialiy TO-
day 1,54 majority for Tyler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
BAPTIST DELEGATES ELECTED.
Armstead Club on Its Annual Hunt-A
wedding Announcement. q,

Wedding Announcement.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. November
S.-(Special.) al.)-Delegates from the Baptist
church of this place to the General Asso-
citation have been elected as follows: ).
William Jones. d. D.. J. b. Turpin, y.
D., Rev. Ashby Jones. Rev; James ~.
Gwatkin, Professor n. X. Davis. PRO
fessor w. p. Dickinson, DIR. l.. +. Fian-
nsgan, Mr.. ]. w. Marshall.
The Camp Armistead Hunting CiuD -
now on It's annual hunt in Augusta coun-
ty. Captain c. L. Fowler, Messrs. peyton
Coles. f. +. Farish. r. h. Morani Ihonias
annIolI,h, John Gibbon, j: G. Mattnews,
G. w. Rogers, and Richard Shaw, or this
city, are with the party.
telegram from birmingham an
nounces the election Of o. n. Underwood'
Democratic candidate for Congress. Mr.
Underwood Is son-in-law OF Mt. Johh
l.. Cochran, OF this place.
MIR. and Mrs. Osborne PurV's nave
issued invitations to the marriage or their
daughter. Miss Minnie Belle. to Mr.. New
man Stoneman, OF Fluvanna. The cere-
mony will take place on wednesday, NO
vember 2ist. at Limestone the resi-
dence of Mr.. Purvis, near Keswiek.
Yesterday evening. Mr.. c. q. Maphis'
of this city. received telegram an
nouncing the sudden death OF his mother'
which occurred at her home, In WOOD
ctnek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
TURNER IN THE SEVENTH. 1900.
This Estimate Il Not Complete. - Greene
County Is Lacking.

This Estimate IL Not Complete. ~ Greene
County IL Lacking.
FRONT ROYAL. VA, November S-
(Special)-Correct returns received by
Hon. s. s. Turner from nine out Of the
ten counties composing this district give
him plurality Of 1.G00. Greene county mas
not been heard fronL
WALKER WILL CONTEST.
WOODSTOCK. VA. November &-lSpe-
cial.)--Robert J. Walker. the defeated He-
publican candidate for Congress in this
district, announced his Intention last night
to contest the reelection Of Hon. 3. =.
Turner, his successful opponent. Mr:
Walker claims that he was counted
CUT by the Democrats under the new
Walton election-law. This conclusion
seems TO have been reached since the
Republican majoritv In the House was
assured; but II Is said that he asserted
In his campaign that II defeated ne
would contest. Prominent Democrats OF
the county. many e wh8%d Id nos s5s fsink ss
would measure up 30 near 70 tnis icIm
OF Republicnnism. Mr.. Walker y a. nis
home. about ten miles south OF WOOD
stock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
M'KENNEY IN THE FOURTH, 1000.
Vote Of Petersburg aud Dinwiddie Onically
Canvassed.

PETERSBURG, VA, November s.
Especially )-Thc estimated majority of Nc
Kenney for Congress is between 500 and
1000 The commissioners of Dinwiddie
canvassed the vote of that county to-day,
and gave an increased majority for Nc
Kenney of 20 over the vote published on
Thursday.
The Commissioners OF Election for this
city met to-day and canvassed the vote
Of Tuesday. Judge Waddill. OF Rich
mond, was present In the interests of MIR.
Thorp. the defeated Republican candi-
date for Congress. and Mr.. Alexander
Hamilton represented Mr.. Mckinney The
only Irregularities found In the returns
were in those from the First Ward, which
gave Mr.. Thorp 10 majority. The Board
Of Commissioners allowed these irregu-
larities to be corrected. The official vote
of the city, as declared by the commits
sioners, gives Mr.. McKenney s5l majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
Crusade Against Gambling.

ST. LOUIS. November s.-The crusade
against gambling, which was begun az
Madison, ILL.,, last night by the arrest ot
those engaged in sparring exhibition ai
meeting by sheriff Hotze and a posse OF
forty. was Continued to-day. Adjacent
to the athletic pavilion is large frame
building called the Madison Monte Car,
To-" where gambling goes on DAY anu
night, and the Madison race-track Is also
in the vicinity. The three concerns are
supported by st. Louis sports. Monte
Carlo was also raided last night. and the
gambling tools captured.
To-day, while In full blast. the TIP went
round to close. and when Sherin Hotze
and his deputies appeared half an hour
later the place was deserted.
The ST. Louis Terminal railroad. the
largest beneficiary OF these places. Will
aid in their defence, while the citizens OF
Madison county. Ill. have sworn To ex-
terminate them all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
rp pApKuIrDsr pONORED.
NEW YORK CITY VOTE.
sirOng's Plurality Over Grant, AS.205-
iiunger adams's Success.

NEW YORK. November s-The official
votc O.. New York city for Mayor Is as
follows:
William l.. Strong Republican). 15S.oiS;
h-sh j. Grant Crammany). lS.fs; Lu-
Cen sanial CSocial-Labor), 7:1s; James
S-'uilln Peoples party. 92s; George
9gl'lcn Hrohibition). scG. Strongs piu-
tltv fl2s5
fl,d. r. Adams the broker who has
hen Offering 80 much money ana such
h.avy odds on Morton's election. won $lV.-
.N on The election. III Hill had been VIC
l'igas adams would have lost more than
f.'N. lie Is n grandson OF the late John
4hompson, one OF the earliest anu Ior
ieifs one OF the most prominent bankers
N the city
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
NEW YORK. November S.-The uncer-
.aln'y about the Board OF Aldermen was
removed this afternoon by the police re-
't'!s. which give the Republicans IL out
y. 81 members. The board Will have the
c2tr.ctA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
A Successful Revival.

CORDONSVII4LE, VA, November B.
fSpeciai. .)-Rev. Walter Hines. evangelist.
has been conducting revival services in
the Baptist church OF this town for the
nast lei, days. There have been large
humber OF conversions, and about twenty
Ave additions to the Baptist church. The
meeting Is still In progress.
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Bledsoe are visiting
way Of Charlottesville and attend the an
nunl conference OF the Methodist Episco-
nal Church. South. which will convene
thera on the lsth instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

NEW YORK, November s:-Ths asso-
citation of the Rev. DIR. 7. Dewitt Iai-
mage with the Brooklyn Tabernacie mas .
due, ne said, to the fact that he does not
feel that he should ask his old congrsga-
tion to build q fourth church for nun
churches or build for new pastor.
DR.. Talmage's letter of resignation was
dated on Monday, and sent to the session:
AS to his future plans. he says that ne
win either take . new pastorate or enss,
to all people, without money and without
The session last night met and formu-
lated . letter to the presbytery askins
that they formally dissolve the pastoral
reiations betWeen themselves and Dr.
Taimage, and also expressing regret ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
Horse show ut New York.

Tho Indications are that tho cheap rat,
and delightful routo to New York on mex
Saturday will draw large party. The
handsome new steamship jamestown has
been assigned to this party. instead Of
the Roanoke. owing to the demand fos
staterooms. The rate Is sil from Rich-
mond TO New York and return, including
meals and berth. The party will leave
Richmond =. NJ Saturday via Chesa.
peake and Ohio train. taking the James,
town at Norfolk. Application should b
made at once for staterooms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
crease their political power ana
WAITE dorNo TO LEAVE.

DENVER. COL. November S--<sover-
nor Waite II going to leave Colorado.
lie is tired Of the State, and dlsgustcd
with his defeat. A well-known PopuiIst
said to-day for the Governor. that the
latter is considering a proposition made
20 him 10 take up his residence In ILL.,
nois. The story In that the PopulIsts
In Illinois have taken such q 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 reception given the
Governor on his recent visit to the Windy
City pleased him immensely. II Is not
probable that the Governor would live In
Chicago. hut near that city.
THE LEGISLATURE.
DENVER. COL. November 8-The Re.
pubiicans apparently have a majority OF
sixteen aCn Joint ballot in the Legisia-
ture. TBe Senate viii consist OF sixteen
Republicans and nineteen Democrats and
Popuiists In the House the Republicans
win have forty-two members and the
opposition twenty-three.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
po.,,naster Howsrton Dead.

WEST POINT, VA. Novenber S.-(Spe-
c,ai.)-The people Of West Point were In
expressibly shocked to learn this morning
OF the death of Postmaster r. q. Hover
ton. who died at 3 o'clock A. Nj. Mr.;
beaverton had been postmaster for several
months. and hai given general satisfac-
fion. His death was caused by peritonitis:
lie was a man in the prime OF life. and
his death Is a very sad one. The senti-
ment OF the town Is in favor OF the ap-
noinfment of Mrs. r. G. Howerton as
postmistress, II she will accept the POSI-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
THE COLORADO RESULT.
Women Voters Organise Ia Increase Their
Political Power.

DENVER. COL. November S-Ffgures
received this morning at Popuiist head
quarters indicate the election OF Bell
populisD over Bowen Republicam In
lhe Second Congressional District. The
hepubliean State Committee stiil claims
no~en's election. The result VIII be very
e.'se. and viii be determined by returns
q, two distant mountain counties.
4, me kepubl.can majority "a the iSeyls-
iaivfe Is u on joint ballot. The fcpunzts
nave the Senate by 2. and the Hepubn-
'Sht the House by 1
=, ~ having been demonstrated to-day tnat
.,e wornan's vote in Denver In IuesoAys
,,iec'ion was 81 per cent. OF the t9tai vots'
.he leading women formed state Or
u0nal campaign. the purpose being y M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
German I'm Five Weeks.

James II. Brewer. editor-in-chlef OF tho
Baltimore Daily News. In writing OF
Haupt's work In that city. wrote: by
personal experience I am able To say
that Professor Haupt's system enables
him 10 impart to students sufficient
knowledge OF the German tongue 10
speak. write. and read II wei! in hvs
weeks"
DR.. Haupt's special lecture, preliminary
10 the course to be given in Richmond.
will be delivered In the Young Meas
Christian Association large hall tonight
at Sis sharp. This lecture is always
greatly enjoyed. and should be attended
by all desiring the great acquisition or
a practical use OF the German language.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
ELLETT GIVEN MORE THAN 1000
The Third Gives Him Largely More Votes
Than All Competitors.


The official returns WILL as indicated
yesterday, show Ellett's plurality over
Southwark to be over 1900, and that, too,
with light vote polled.
These are the official returns so far
as received:
Richmond-Ellett 6,722; Southward,
1869; Gregory 452; Lpscomb. 49; Smith
deal. 80. Total vote, S,s9l. Elletts ma
jority over Southwark. 5.l53.
Henrico-Ellett, LIP; Southwark, S5si
Gregory, 175; Smithdeal, SO; Lipscomb, 1s.
Total vote, 2792 Ellett's majority over
Southwark, $50. For amendment. 1901 I:
against amendment. 2S9. Total vote, 2,140.
Manchester-Ellett. 5A; Southwark. 2lS:
Gregory. ISL Total vote, 94S. Elletts ma
jority over Southwark, 3i1.
Chesterf,eld-Ellett, 9ol: Gregory. GA:
Southwark, S57; Smithdeal, q: Lipsoomb,
4. Total vote. 1917. Elletts majority
over Southwark 534 For amendment.
l,s52 Tho Walton law worked well.
Hanover gave Elicit 473 over Southwark.
and the latter beat the former 130 ~
Goochland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
T. l. Republican In Both Branches-"ho
VIII BE Senator?

CHARLESTON, w. VA. November g.
ial)-Both branches of the next
T.. stature will be Republican. The Re
,gtn,lns will have a majority of two IN
r. senate and fifteen in the lower
is.. and they will be enabled to eject
,.r.s.n's successor in the United states
senate.
Iae most prominent Republican spoken
Of fr he senatorship is stephen IL. III
lrs though Judge Nathan Con, OF the
vr..l states Circuit Court, VIII DE
s.i.us competitor for the position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
Ioui.iann RcnnhlIcnns WIN Conte.t.

NEW ORLEANS, November s.-Fuller
returns to-day confirm previous dispatches
of the election Of all six Democratic can
dldates for Congress In Louisiana by
cans announce that they will make con-
tests when the Fifty-fourth Congress
meets; lawyers have been engaged to
handle the cases. and evidences OF fraud
are now being gathered. The sugar.
planters are understood to have spotters
In all OF the sugar districts. The Republic
cans are hopeful of getting Beattie, ker-
nochan, and Coleman seated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
DISTINGUISHING MARK ON A BALLOT.
The Michigan Law-Decision OF Impor-
tuuce Regarding It

LANSING, MICH, November s.-The
Supreme Court to-day handed down the
most important decision affecting the
present method of voting that has ever
been made. On the question OF what con-
s,itutes a "aistinsuishng mark" on a
ballot. which mark Is prohibited by law.
the court unanimously holds that any
mark whatever, other than single one
appropriate to designate the intention OF
a voter, is a distinguishing mark. The
case was brought In contesting the rights
to Office of two local candidates at Bay
CITY. who were ostensibly elected at a
spring election year and half ago.
Nv the decision both are ousteu from
office. The results Of the decision VIII De
r., r-rea ching
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
ELECTED TO The HOUSE.
To Fill Vacancies from Dinwiddic and Pc
tersburg-EXpress Regret.

PETERSBURG, VA. November S.
(Special)-Mr. Charles Hall Davis Demo-
craft Is elected to the House Of Delegates
to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Hon. John B. Evans.
In Dinwidd!e county Mr.. Thomas Clark
DemocraO is elected to the House OF
Delegates by over 600 majority. to fill the
vacancy caused by the death OF Dr. Knox
Thompson.
High Street Methodist Episcopal church.
held last night, resolutions were unani-
mously adopted expressing regret at the
coming loss Of the Services OF the pastor,
Rev ". w. Lear, whose four-years term
expires with this conference year. Mr..
Lear has made 4 faithful. earnest. and
efficient pastor and his congregation will
part with him with sincere sorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
INDIANA CERTAINLY REPUBLICAN.
Defeat Of Holman and Bynum-The Lat
ter Makes Sensational Charges.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, November s.
The returns are about all In from the
State. They bear out the forecast OF yes
terday to the effect that the Republicans
have captured the State by 1000 and all
of the thirteen congressman, while the
State Legislature will stand 80 to II on
joint ballot. The defeat OF Holman In the
Fourth District Is the bilterest pill for the
Democrats, and Bynum's defeat In the
Seventh Is surprise: The latter is out
fered a bribe of 5000, and another Of a
lesser sum, to secure a Federal appoint
ment for two leaders In this city, and
spurning the offers he was stabbed In the
back at the polls by the following of the
persons In question. His statements have
caused a sensation In political circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

The Richmond Exchange for Woman's
Work, 800 east Franklin street. VIII re-
ceive orders for suppers. iuncheons. ano
dinners, and will hire silver and table,
linen. A large supply OF Pickles. Pre'
serves. Jellies. and Brandy Peaches O..
ways on hand; and fresh Cakes. Piess
Bread, ETC., for sale daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
ARRESTED FOR BIcAMY.
w. II. sanderson Acknowledges That HIS
Present Wife IL His Sixth.

KANSAS CITY. November S.-W. II.
Sanderson, brother Of Samuel Sanderson,
the noted horseman. of Covington, KY.
was arrested to-day at the Midland Hotel
on a charge OF bigamy. October 9TH he
married Helen Hensgei. Of Leavenworth,
Kan, whose family is one OF the Wealth.
est in that city. She also has fortune
in her own right: Six months ago san
derson married. Eliza Flood. at Nevada,
Mo. and a brother Of his Leavenworth
wife caused his arrest Sanderson was
making a big splurge on the money Of his
bride. He confessed that he had been
a financial venture, and that Miss Hens
sei was his sixth wife. He is years OF
age
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
Card from Mr.. McDonough.

RICHMOND, VA. November s. 1884.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
left my bar this morning at IA
o'clock to go to church with my wife an&
sister-in-law. and left Mr.. J. r.. RobineaS
and Mr.. Otto Fraysier in good friendship
No unkind words had passed betweet
them at all. but before had returned tht
accident had occurred. Respeeuvely:,
PAT. MDONOUGH.
200 west Broad street. city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

M John b. Tillar. an Insursnee agent
vSn ' resides % at Leonard Heights was
wsrrested by policemnn Epps yesterday on
Z warrant sworn out 81 Mr.. Daniel J:
RucFiey. on employee of the 0cvesnmens
Printing Once Y y. Wssnmsso,n. .ss q claxs ssssss
for for SSS for payments for stock n the
Fidelity Building and Loan As:cclstion.
Mr.. THAR was aftsrwards oeSIed ~ Jes-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
SWANSON IN THE FIFTH. 5000.
This Is About tho Young Congressinan's
Plurality Over Cornef. Republican.

DANVILLE. VA, November S.-(Spe-
cial.)-Swanson OemocraD. for Congress
in this Ghe Fifth district. has plu-
rallty over Cornet RepublicaD In Pitt
sylvania, Danvlle. and Neapolis Of 1886.
In the district Swanson's plurality will
be about 5000. On the amendment to the
Constitutions: Danville. for. 760; against.
1T6; Neapolis, for, +o5; against, 3S. Pitt
sylvania, for 3,43S; against, 3j5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09
SMALLPOX fAIrH-cualsr.
suhiscss Many People 70 Coatasisn-0ssat
Excltsmsut.s

ALLIANCE. o.. November s.-Benjamin
Hazard, aged 2. residing 1T Deerfeld'
eight miles north Of here. return6 home
from New York city one week ago.
knowing he had been exposed to small
p01. He came through and stopped IN
Pittsburg and this city on his way home.
SUNDAY he attended church at peerneld.
and thslt evening was taken aick. breaking
out with smallpox on Tuexday. no quar-:
snine wss ,'n sssao'snec sss sxeo Ss q tSe con- on
tssion. me people are Wild With exeifs.
menf. Hassard q faith eurist. a. did
not wlknt doctor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

RALEIGH. N. C. November 4-{ppes
under the auspices cf the Kings Daughs
ters began here to-day.
The Supreme Court to-day took VI
Seventh District appeals.
this morning. Buyers are. present from
ali parts OF the State. The horses cold
are all trotting-bred. In all there are
about 105
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-09

CULPEPER, VA. November s.-tspe-
cisi. i.,--Belle Boyd. the famous female
Confederate spy. lectured here last night.
and win repeat Il tonight tor the benefit
of the Culpeper Minute Men. Her lecture
was both huporous ana patnetic. anl Wa
the old soldiers.