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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-11
1URNEY MAY BE ELECTED
DEMOCRATS HAVE NOT StRREF-
DERED TIE GOVERNORSHTP.
Texas Lores Oaly Ore Cong essmsp, aud
Calterson fs Eected Governor by over
10000 -Wsite's waite loo.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. l0.-The cleo
tion for Governor Of Tennessee is still In
dispute between the Democrats and Re
puolcans, with the outlook now favorins
the Democrats. Up TO this afternoon
chairman Saunders, of the Republican
Committee, claimed the victory py sew
erai Thousand. Tonight he has lowered
his cIaims TO less than one thousand. Ot-
fetal returns are In from seNehtJ-tNo
counties. and at the headquarters OF both
parties unofficial returns nave been re-
c1iyed from the remaining counties Eacd
side caims the victory by a piuiality or
less than one thousand. The olhcial
count will be >ieceSsary TO determine
which side has actually won.
POPS. GIT No4AING N TExAs.
GALVESTON. TEX, Nov. l0.-Late re-
turns I'm the Texas guberuat0rial situa-
tiQn shows that CulbersOn's majority is
between 10000 and UD.000. The Populist
vote shows large Increase over Two
years ago. ...
First district-Hutcheson Dem), 5000
plurality. ,o,e Ito,
Third-Yoakum Dem(, 2,252 majority
Fourth-Culberson tpemh "'"o Pl"-
Fifth-Bailey Dem) s,0O2 plurality
Stxth-Abbott CDem). II pluranty
STANDARDIZATION Dem.t, 2'f-t ma
jority. ...t,ri,,,
fStuta-ssayers iDem.D. 2.lU majority
Tenth-Crowley tDem.). I,rh
TIeventh-Crain CDem) II ,3@}. ~.
twelfth Noonan RepD, ho plutally,
Thlrteenth-CockreH dem.t, II" P'urai-
ity. ,,. lin cor
The Republicans and Populists VIII con
test Savers election I'm the Ninth distrlct,
on the grounds OF intimidation ana EI9-S,
IRREGULARITIES in Washington county, Whlch
gave Sayers over l.000 majority ana be
cauce of the use of whisky and irregGia111
ties in Travis county. Rosenthal thep'l
will contest Crowley's election IN the
Galveston district
ON NOR DFM CRNr PULLED TVRpUFH'
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov lO.-The official
count I'm the Tenth district to-day SHOWS
that Joe NJ. Kendall ODemo Is elected 10
Congress by 1Oi plurality over y; i. HOP
kjns (Rep1. This makes Kentucky dele
cation six Democrats and five Repubh-
cans.
w,rrr BsArrN rY 1906 v9Trs.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 1O.-Mclntyre'
plurality for Governor is 1906. with few
small counties 10 be heard from. lie re,
ceived SL2H votes, Waite 61,ioo, ana
Thomas ODefn) 651l.
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ADMfRAL GHERaEDf hEffRhD.
amid tho Booming of Cannon He WIN
draw. Into Private Life.

BROOKLYN, Nov. 10-Rear Admiral
Bancroft Gherardi, commandant OF the
navy-yard I'm Brooklyn, having reached
the age limit of sixty-two years, was
retired at 1890 o'clock this morning from
the service. The ceremony was 80 SIM
pie thaeh any one not Initiated would hard-
ly have known what was taking place
The formaltles were observed IN the
At io.36 O'clock the officers of the yard
and a few OF the personal friends OF the
ADMIRAL assembled I'm the Lyceum room.
There the Admiral received them: Ifes
cisely at 1879 o'clock the marines OF
the Vermont, the flagship, drew up on
deck AS the hands Of the clock pointed
TO the minute, the flag or the Admlrdl
was swung to the breeze. Just as ITS
folds noated on the breeze the command
was given, and the gunnerS flred a salute
the last gun was fred the flag dropped
10 the deck again. The echoes or the last
p1ln-shOt had not died away, when Ad-
mlral Gherardi began TO take his leave.
He shook the hands OF all those present
and bade the officers farewell.
The parting reception over, the Admiral
proceeded 10 turn over the c0ntr0i OF
the yard TO Captain Rodgers, who VIII
he the acting commandant until Admiral
Gherardis successor is appointed.
oTHER NAVAL NEWS
Ensign r. III. Jackson has been ordered
10 Inspection duty at Midyale. Pa, and
Ensign y. A. McCully has been detached
from duty as assistant TO the ordnance
inspection at Hartford. Conn, and order
ed 10 the coast and geodetic survey.
DISPATCHES were received AT the navy
Department to-day announcing the fol-
lowing movements of vessels: yorktown
left Mare Island, Cal, for Yokohama
and the Marblehead arrived at Carriage
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BOND ISSUE NOT NEEDED
SEc'RY CARLfSLE THINKS THERE rs
NO NECESSITY FOR 1T NOW.
snd Secretary Carlisle Are Ncs In
Accord ON the Subject.

WASHINGTON. Nov. i0.--Confad ~.
jcfcan, Assistant United States 1reseurs
ef at New York. arrived here this MORN
lhg quite unexpectedly. aud was in close
conference with Secretary Carlisle at
the Treasury Depai tment for some time.
RE returned to New York on the noon
train. Assistant Secretary Curtis il
authority for the statement that Mr.. Jor-
daHe wit had no connection WITH any
contemplated bond issue. Those close 20
Secretary Carlisle state that the Secreta-
ry himself Will not speak ON the matter.
and intlmates that people i'm New York
seem To know more about a contem-
plated bond issue, Judging from the pa
pers. thaa We do in the Treasury De-
partment at Washington
how rHK aTsNRvE STANDS.
From the last bond Issue the Treasury
only received S3S0o0,eo OF gold. net, and
from bond issue now, while u would
increase the Treasury's general balance,
no one at all acquainted with Treasury
finances believes that 5,o000oo In net gold
would be made for sJ9,09o.09 Ia bonas,
premium Included. The Treasury general
balance stands at sloS.eO0Wo. OF whiSh
ST., 90, 600 IN In gold s. .0oo.co above the
lowest point reached last summer ana
Treasury officials again say they see no
reasons now that did not exist more en-
phatcatiy last summer for strehs'nen-
Ing the gold reserve. The available pst-
ance outside of the gold reserve Is ,o-
day $4,000 90, when, at the time OF tne
last bond issue. II was less than ylo.W-
900. An increase rather than dmih"uo"
of revenue Is looked for. So Tar tn,s
month the receipts have aggrega,snao % - -
100000. and the expenditures si,~v'
of which s5.joo,ooo have been paid on ,ns. &C.
count of pensions. The custom reoe'p,ss
FOR the ten days OF this month ressa IN
So 900, an increase OF sso"p ,or 'rc 20
month. but a loss for the nsca' year !"
date OF 5000 600, as compared WIN t"e
same period OF last year
c,RtIsL. AND CLEVELAND DO NOT AGREE
This condition OF the Treasury Is point
ed 10 as showing evidence OF Tue ,,,,-
nrovement which began two months aso,
pps indicating no immediate necessity 10.
q bond issue Intimations are thrown ou.
in an unofficial WAY, that the s,,' preslaeu, az
and secretary Carlisle are not entireiy III
accord as TO n bond issue at this ume,
and II is stated that II bond issue ~
authorized In the present cohol.,vn ~
the Treasury and the gold reserye,
viii not be done on Secretary Carhsics
recommendation.
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MOsCOWIN MOURNING.
The People Turning Out Ell has'e to Honor
the Memory of tho zar.

MOSCOW. Nov. lO.-The city has been
so generally covered with emblems OF
mourning that the streets present
most lueuhrious appearance, black ana
white flags flying from houses. lamp
rosts. etc. everywhere. All Of the reel
dents of the city have voluntarily diec-
Grated their houses. and the municipality
r,,bIic bniIdtngs Tho Imperial convoy IS
I'm readiness at Kharkon 10 accompany
The body to s., Petersburg The pros -
Of the funeral train Is very impressive,
the people along the route turning ouS
.u rnasse to do honor % the memory oi
,bn dead car During the period mat
Inc body viii lie in state here the mon
astories Of Moscow will give dinners 10
IN poor Of the city. While the bodS ls
beipg taken thrC ugh the streets 10 tne
Catbcdral OF Archangel and back TO the
railway station the gas lamps IN me
streets viii be draped In black anu
Iiphtpd.
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ONEJUROR PKIJUDICED.
Startling Revelations in T'lai Oft herr-
V le Lynchert.

MEMPHIS. TENN, Nos. lO.-There was
n sensational scene this Afternoon ia
tbe court-rOom where II. ~. Smith ana
" $. Richardson are on trial. before
Judge Cooper, Cor completely In the Kerr
Vile lynching or SIX negroes. ON, oiA and
dred falesuen had been examined ana
eleven tuors obtained. A special yehire
Of one hundred was on hand, from "hlch
Attorney General Patterson announcea
that he had evidence that one JutoI;
named Harris, who mad sworn oJi,iadce ne nsa nSl
,'raised an opinion and declared he would
hang no white man dI% for 6Saerea Ml%s ali n'fI& faT
the Court ii,ia' itIiae stopped. the case 20 go
ouer oUer PII' I'm Monday when evidence against
Harris will be presented e O similar
IL 10 ,,inst another accepted Juror
end endfsf that on Monday Judge Cooper ,ro,a w
order sagG MSeaGysbS Of the jail y account
the .,li sup freedom he has permitted ,hc
OF saners on charged with the lynchins'
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An AIla ,ea fraudulent Concern.

WASHINGTON, NOV. l0.-W. II. La
mar. Acting First Assistant Postmaster
General. has received from the post
master al Norfolk, Va. several copies
OF newspapers In relation TO the Norfolk
Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
and the postmaster asked 10 be instruct
ed what disposition should be made Of
legged fraudulent character OF the con-
cern MIR. Lamar Informed him that the
Department is not justified in directing
him 10 withhold the delivery OF mail
upon the newspaper articles, and he was
Instructed TO Investigate the matter and
report any violation Of postal laws and
regulations by the company, and whether
any legal action in the matter should be
taken. II Is said that rhe company repre-
sented itself as having 100000 In capital,
and that IL conducted swindling opera
tIons throughout the country.
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1homa. A Ks,,s Murderer Detected.

VICKSBURG. MISS, Nov. l0.-On the
night OF the sth instant Thomas A. Keys.
OF the firm OF Keys q Pinson, merchants.
OF Lloyd, La. was murdered In bis store.
by bein Knocked tn the head and having
his throat cut from ear 20 ear kfter q
thorough Investigation Charles williams
haif-breed Mexican and "A noted despera-
do. who has figured In numerous murders.
robberies and shooting scrapes was ar.
rested along with a negro man, ana put
in taI. The negro confessed 20 being
with Williams that night, and that VIII
Hams cut Keys throat. IL IN supposed
that the negro first Drained Keys with an
axe and then Williams cut his throat.
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2i0: South Carolina 16S. Georgia. i5i.
F'iorida. 10: Alabama. i68: Mississippi.
1876; Louisiana, l3J; Texas 2S5. Arkansas,
203: Tennessee. l57; all other States and
Territories 30.
REPORTS As 10 CORN AND TOBACCO.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lO.--The Novem-
her returns te the Department OF Agricul-
ture of the rates of yield per acre make
the average OF corn 1871. which Is about
20 bushels above the yield indicated by
the condition figures In October. THIS
is the lowest rate OF yield that has oc-
Cured since ISL, when 1t stood at ls.6
bushels per acre. Last year me yieid was
y = bushels upon q much larger harvest'
acreage. The rates Tor the years 1896.
81 and 30 which were years OF COM
paratively low yield. were respectively -,
aOl and @.7 bushels. The yield Tor me
present year. which must be regarued
as a preliminary and not as a maj eStl-
mate. il less than the average Tor tne
ten years. 1910 80 1879. by IA bushels; Tess
than the average Tor the succeeding dec
ade. 1850 % 1855 by a. busnels, and less
than the average for the four years, ls" "a
lS2i, by 81 bushels. quality DA The result
is IN harmony with reported indlcatiohs
curing the growing season. The rates OF
Yield OF The principal corn States are as
follows: New York, 2s.2; Pennsylvania, -
Ohio. B.3; Michigan. 2.2, Indiana, S.9'
Illinois &.S; Iowa, 10; MISSOURI, Y, Nam
sas u.2; Nebraska, 6.3.
The average yield of tobacco is 49,
pounds per acre. In 1893 II was 6S5.3 and
IN 1872 CS2 pounds. The average in quail
ty is SO.
The returns relative to the feeding OF
wheat to stock are not sufficient TO justi-
fy "A report at this date. The Depart
ment hopes TO be able 10 make a special
report on this subject in the near future.
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fuE LOUI>fANA 7RO0PS.


.IvrTvSBURG IA, Nov 10 ne con, rol'-
,,,i,tae of Louisiana veterans alI'u." ,,,
~ t,iovernor Foster, of that state t9i t"J
rlpose m Of co-operauns WIN me Unl''" mi,'r
Stai,s Gettysburg BaluehtIu thn mo-
a. t,e erection of tablets to marx tnc tnc Io, I,,,,
5ions t hcd aud foesht oyer by y,nrcc Lor'd,a days
u""i - i,I7, ih63 will arrive here Wed
nosiay morning ana for inG hnnds IsSy Win iif the
southern state viii JON hdhuS W." M
S''uttI'',,'I Cnvernmcnt m mdrhi"S 'ut
positions held by GoniSd ''6,g here rSpuI by uutoi
- w u' i|'',,,,,rniesiCucrs Colonel Jolh !;
NcSolsqq Colonel jc john ,bbins D. Gash'''TT TacTe 1
MhJVl f,'i,, sessions Of the Judlci1l rolu-
mtee, and all parts oi the 5iSernrrs ga1sie'lSii Wii
WI NOR mans, dthEins their poslV us
Tmine the night, and The p9sition,s WIZ Com Nv
io't"d ana marked. The i-oulal4hd CON- ,,
Iot o t.," ~ is'' as follows. Eugene IL. Levy
1ri'snman,. Donaldsonviile Aruiiely' IoIn Ir,
Ht,It sable. Fourteenth Infantry. 'U"l' ',
t5 -" Nt,rraV. Sixth Louisiana lnldnIiy ~ a.
ior Andrew Herr. New 4rl,H"1i n,y a Guards
ArtillarV
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WATER, PLkAsh. NM. CLETELAND.
The W. &. 7 4. Wants No Champagne Bot.
tla Hroken ON 81. Lonia' Bow.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Nov. l0.-The
following letter was sent to Mrs. Cleve-
land yesterday. afl whether or not the
eXhortatton therein rontained viii be
considered by the first lady of the land
remains entirely with herself. The COM
munication reads.
"Honored Madame:
Learning that you have consented to
christen the new American steamship.
81. Louis, at Cramps shtpyard. Phila-
deiphia, on Monday next, We, the
Womans Christian Temperance Union
OF Philadelphia. in monthly meeting as
sembled. November 3, 1894 respectfully
appeal to you as representing the highest
type of American womanhood, both
officially and personally, 10 establish
new precedent by departing from the
stereOtyped method OF using alcoholic
wine and substituting pure water for the
ceremony.
"Our union has placed In the charge of
the proper authorities a bottle of water
which can be used for this christening
should you decide 10 grant our request.
Respectfully
"ADELAiDE ". DUTTON.
Corresponding Secretary.
"To Mrs Frances Folsom Cleveland.
II is not likely that this departure from
long established precedent will be maae
on so imposing pc an Sis W ds S
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has taken similar steps az the
christening Of United states ships OF
war In the past. and many resolutions
have been adopted condemning the prac-
tlce OF spiling sparkling wine over the
new vessels prov. Many followers OF
tre sea and persons distinguished In
maritime affairs would firmly believe
that the omission of the time-honored
ceremony. as 1t is proposed to perform
II. would forebode Ill luck 10 the magnlh-
cent new ocean liner Some OF these
practical men declare that the substitu-
lion OF a bottle of water would save the
waste OF good wine and. therefore, they
md some good in the prof osed amend
ment to the tradition.
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.,,,. >.rro,s Gotrc 10 Liberia.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l0.-A speclai
from birmingham, Ma, says an advance
Guard OF negro emisrants left bliulli,As
nam yesterday. en route to MonweylliGI'
Liberia. Via New YORK ana LlN,i poUr'
rsneements for the emigration Of seyeiaI
tbonsand Of their countrymen, VINO nave
naid the necessary money 10 the lhleI-
national Migration Society, ana 9ny
avait perfected plans to leave. The
president of Liberia has sent encouraging
letters. and promises twenty-five acres OF
land and a temporary abode 10 each
emigrant. As soon as the advance guard
has gotten everything mapped OUT N
africa the rest of their countfymen VIII
follow by steamer. Reliable railroad
agents here say they have more inquiries
from negroes anxious TO 30 10 Liberia
han theN can ansMer.
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1he Appropriation. Commlttse.

WASHINGTON. d. C., Nov IO.-Chair-
man Sayres. Of the Committee on Appro-
i've has ISSUED a call for the subcom-
nitfees Of the committees on the Dis
trict OF Columbia, F0rtifc1tiOns and
pensions to meet Thursday November
52d. 10 take up the consideration OF these
The composition OF the subcommittee
On tbe District Of Columbia has been
changed. Mr.. Compton. chairman, re-
sigred. having been superseded by Mr.
Williams, of Illinois. The remainder OF
p"linson' Democrats, and Henderson and
Soeswel. Republicans
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w.RKIA0B or TICKEhs.
IN. Romantic Wedding OF Two 'op"'s'
Telegr ph "psraters

psnFORD CITY. VA, Nov. lo.-speelai
Ba,,er BsDc was received here to-day an
Aaouneipg a neeto the marriage at Bristol on wed,
nesday d Mr.; Charles w Of penS aiordons.
POI Va and Miss Alice Is. Kyle. tne
HHt,ttirss,ctiye, manager Of the Western Union
a,eSieSraph ale Office at this place. The wed.
ding was to have taken place IN a Few
w. ,stSit relatives In Tennessee, met Ar.
Denman in Roanoke and they decided on
~ sn,ir OF the moment TO go TO Bristol
and get married. They Will probably Visit
Wv orleans and other southern cites
sasore returning. Both OF the contracting
Dsrties have an extended acquaintance
throughout the state. and are very popu-
lar.
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VILSON'S 20. C." NOTE.
Ihs Only Congressman To Whom Cleveland
Sent Campaign Check

WASHINGTON. Nov. l0.-In support Of
the suggestion that William l.. Wilson, OF
West Virginia, may possibly be one Of
the Presidents official family after the
4th of March next. the statement is made
upcn excellent authority that Chairman
Wilson was the only candidate I'm the
present campaign IN whom the President
took sufficient interest 10 induce him TO
send goodly- check to aid him in
his contest.
II Is also recalled that Mr.. Wilson was
President cieyeiand's personal choice for
uernanent chairman or the Chicago Con-
vention. that he was the Presidents per-
sonaI preference TOR chairman OF the
House Committee on Ways and Means.
and that he was generally accepted as
being the best posted exponent OF the
Presidents views on the floor OF the
House
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rAfD sIf,oso ron ms DSFKAr.
The Tammany Nominee for Shorih Spent
the Most Mouey.

dates an the election of November 6th
who have thus FAR filed their expense
accountA William Sohmer, Tammany
nominee for sheriff, spent the most
defeated. or this amount he spent $,6lJ
for uthograohs and printing Tor station
cry. clerk nire ana circulars, S2,D5; ram
many Hall got 5000; S1.s52 went for post
age: for posters and letter writing ne
spent 81 .2g5, for advertising In the daily
papef-s $Sgi for advertising In periodicals,
S6S: for cab hire, S2lO; for telegrams,
$50: EXPIRE sgage. SJ3; car fare, S5S, and for
wagons and drivers. $50
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Tha New Orleans Race Strike.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. lO.-rhere has
-, 70 change in the strike situation to-
'si, pSIi 49, Governor Foster went to Baton
Rouge Rouge this afternoon, and, and the labor or
slll--..s, r,,orning when IL is supposed that
i,,o itr ,nrslininary steps toward settlement
use H. difficuity will be taken. There
1i or 'l poen no rloting to-day, and the negro
haze TSsRed R6er. R@Ser prOssstSs TsssxsS
WI y. nr,jdnlght, from Southport and points
40 IL city we're TO the effect that the
III - 4itfons were peaceable.
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Me,h,nist Mi,sslonarles are safe.

port LOUIS. MAUR1TIus, ~ Nov: .,,.., lo;,o 10 20
Advires received here from Tama1aeJi
Saw that the Hova Premier hasa mas S''1"'' to he
that he wiz afford pro'gGC'iWVies iWedsgascir
,,'bare S1 az NJ lie Mirc de Vnhers, he FrenGn zen
Gonmlssoner now is sHSrial, TnG Ho's5 at Sie the
concentrating at Dlego ~ nua5''sH, il'a3,d'
,rin,nS siff1r from Port Louis, Maurtiqs sSy8
nat all diplomatic relall0nS t,.a rn" been
France and Madagascar haFo N'"
Ion off
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over his Signal victory Mr.. Swanson has
made a brilliant campaign, and Will be
conspicuous figure in the next House.
SENATOR RAMON HAS NO APALo6Ifs.
Senator RANSOM of North Carolina.
arrived here tonight lie has no apoio-
gies 10 make or explahatiohis 10 slce We ol
lima MY fight during the campaign just
ended was for North Carolina; my per-
sonal interests | never considered.
the Senate Committee on Commerce. 10
make arrangements for the transcon-
tinental trip agreed upon by the last Con-
gTess. -
II is not at all certain that he viii ae-
COMPANY the committee TO the Pacific
slope. but mis- friends here are urging him
10 do so HIS reception here tonight
was almost an ovation. and showed that
General Ransom was bigger man than
senator Ransom is looking well. and is
In the best OF spirits
TIE VIRGINIA JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs.
At n meeting Of the electors Of the
Virginia Jockey club, held tonight at
the Metropolitan Hotel II was agreed tnat
they would adhere 10 their original pro
gramme and abide by the laws Of the
Natior.i Jockey club, which means legtti-
mate racing in Virginia os far as this
club Is concerned.
Colonel s. G.. Brent. OF Alexandria, and
WI. =. tfilD. Aith.hAANt ia y i4' bD@N.it"'
ter. We're present at the meeting.
Mr.. Leroy H. Shields, collector Of the
port at Norfolk, was at the Treasury
Department this morning on official busi-
ness
Ex-POstmaster Frank Slade, OF Nor
ok. Is In the city
Congress srnen f5unn. OF North Carolina.
and Hooker. of Mississippi, art at the
Metropolitan.
Mr. H. NJ. Miller. Of Rappahannock
county passed through the city to-day
for the horse show IN Baltimore. where
Senator Henry Fairfax has some OF his
celebrated Hackneys II. l.. W.
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vone.iNEIALD', CONDITION.
rn. Araced Train Robber May Never he-
co,.r-.uIs Case Continued to Dec. ~

,,,-rI>-NATI o.. Nov. lO.-SpeciaI.-
,r, II, ~ ,,iIre TACT that Charles August
iIa[rgsnHeId '[ may never recover to answer
A"i ,,t'. NJ trair-robbing IN the Virginia
coU"t MI" Mas brought to lieht in the Iohcg iSied
Court to-day. prosecutor hlpPoi' I'll
,te TUt '1iS from Justice and the officers in tne
~ ~ asited that il be reset for six weeks
iatsr. MorgahHeld's injured imo wen wen
" - b,ol n that blood poisoning Il ia
~ He "'s to ensuc. 1t has healed in some places
Int Stnibornlv refuses TO heal in others,
ana unless more favorable syihp.Tt,i,1I
nto,,s,tctans .xuect the development OF
bRoSod RoSSd'I IpoSisoning S and gangrene Judge dresiE
49, ',,t he case lntil December 22d, TO await
The outcome Of the train robbers Vo'
IitiOu.
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POINT PLEASANT, ~ j., Noy, m,,
Moore which sailed from New York No.
yember 9Th for Wilmington. y, g.. loaded
With salt, came ashore near shio- bo'.osn
i',fe-Saving station. al Beach Haven, tnis
morning during very thick ana rainy
wsather. Captain Moore and the crew OF
the brig were rescued BY the crew of TIE
Ltfe-Saying Station.
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Dt4rT,ADELPHIA. Nov. 1o.-The Frank
-, nd h. c. knight refineries of the
IN I.,nIosrican Sugar Refineries Company. in
this city. resumed operations to-day after
81 is gwen TO two thousand workmen.
y. rs announced that the SpreckePs re-
- lah.arv which is also a member OF the
4r.ust' will resume operations next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-11
pe,,,. eoun,y Returned r.meerstie.

WINDSOR, ~. c., Nov ie.-speciai.--
The county returning board met Thurs
day. They canvassed the vote OF tho
county and gave the Democratic candf-
dates' on average a majority OF one hum
dred and ffty. One township, coidrain.
was thrown out for fnformality
The Third party and negroes voted
soIldly all over the county. They al
l.ge that they voted twenty-five hundred
votes and beat the Democrats nearly
two TO one. Every fusion candidafc says
that he viii contest and lively timer
may be expected II they do.