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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
TRIED 10 KILL THEM An.
Col. Van Hsnnskin's story OF the Kow
shing Massacre.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-The Times to-day
published a dispatch from Shanghai.
stating that Col. Van Hannokin, formerly
aide-de-camp to the Viceroy who was
among those rescued from the British
stce kCw Shing, which, while being
used AS a trans pert for Chinese troops,
vas sunk by torpedo from the japanese
WarShlp NailiWa, has given his testimony
before the commission appointed TO In
quire into the facts relative to the sink
ing Of the vessel. Col Van HaLpekiu said
that the Naniwa ordered the Kow Shing
10 come TO anchor, which Cfder was obey
cd. Then the japanese commander or
dered the transport TO hoist her anchor,
get under way, and follow the Naniwa 10
Japan. As soon as the substance Of this
order became known to the Chinese
troops on the Kow Shing they Insisted
the officers that ley preferred death to
being cast Into n japanese prison. Cap
tain Galsworthy the master Of the Kow
Shing, explained to the JapaneSe COM
nander that the Kow Shng was Brit
ISL vessel and stated that she left port
before hOstilties between Japan and Chi
ma had been commenced. lie offered TO
abandon the voyage and return 70 China.
After a little time the Naniwa displayed
signals reading: abandon the ship"
To this Captain Galsworthy signalled
in reply: impossible; the troops VIII
not permit me To leave"
When this signal was read the Naniwa
withdrew for a little further distance
from the Kow Shing and discharged a
torpedo at the transport Tho torpedo
struck the hull OF the Kow Shing and
exploded, tearing great rent IN her bot
tom. As the transport was sinking the
Naniwa fired a broadside into her 4
half hour afterward the Naniwa lowered
an armed boat, which cruised about tho
place where the transport had gone down,
firing upon the men who We're struggling
in the water
Dispatches received at the Foreign Of
fee from Shanghai confirm the Times
dispatch as TO the testimony given by
COL. Van Hannekin. The official advces
show that some OF the British officers
OF the kow Shing jumped overheard
from the vessel and were rescued by
boats from the japanese warship
The Government has RECEIVED no con-
hrmauon OF the report hat the ffaperor
Of China has deprived NiceroV III ifCpg
CAang Of the yellow Jacket 80 -'N'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
South to MI their places. The negroes are

oou'h W III tHelr places. The negroes are
10 get the work at the prices offered
Saturday afternoon from 6.S0 10 $40
o'clock, Professor Charles A. Graves and
wife rendered to the senior and Junior
classes or the summer law school OF
Washington and Lee University. at their
hospitable home on University campus. a
reception that was a most elegant afasr
Hon. John Randolph Tucker, dean of the
law faculty. was present, as was every
member Of the classes. and a most en-
joyable and profitable evening was spent
with the host and hostess
Rev. Or. McElwee. Of the Baths sec
tions OF the county during the past week.
and the heart of the farmer is made
crop.
Rev. o. w. Lusby. Of the Rockbrldge
bath church, has retired from his charge
ana returned 10 Baltimore.
KeV; Dr. McEwee. of the Baths sec
tion. has been IN for some time. but is
improved somewhat now.
~, arSe ana improved roller process
mn mas Just been completed at Rock
Drdse Baths. by Mr. George c. Moore,
ana VIII az once go into operation.
r. I. Glasgow and J. Lewis Bumgard-
near, receivers Of the Rockbridge Com
pany. viii on the 18th instant dispose
OF all the personal property Of the COM
pany located at Glasgow-thls Is the
was the president.
financial record during the financial
stringency-she has paid s. 200 of her
floating debt, met the interest debt-the
bonded debt IS a large one-paid the
current expenses. and In addition has
paid her debt matured under special
agreement and due to the county.
Friday afternoon VIM. II. Davis. a
colored man, was brought here by A.
Smith, constable from the Rock Alum
Springs. who was charged with the theft
Of a diamond ring, watch. and money
from Mr.. James A. Frazier, one of the
managers at the springs
Mrs. Hull and Mrs. Walker, Of Iowa,
are In the county looking up the correct
records for the purpote OF securing
date for the perfection OF their geanology
record.
The Cino-Japan was over Corean terri
tory. is giving friends Of this section
considerably anxiety for the safety OF
friends and relatives who are in Corea
as missionaries
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
LEXINGTON IOPICS.
DIR. Howe. the New Professor OF washing.
ron and Ier-Exodus of Negroes.

LEXINGTON, VA, August Especial
Judge and Mrs. Henry Reed, Of Phila-
delphia, are guests Of Professor and Mrs.
II. ID. Campbell, At the University.
Mrs. Letcher, wife Of the late Governor
John Letcher, is summering at the Monroe
Red Sulphur Springs.
Mrs Elizabeth l.. Allan, the authoress,
is visiting her mother, Airs. MaISaIet y.
Preston the southern pOetess, IN Bdlu-
more Mrs Preston has Deeh Iesillhs
with her son in Baltimore Tor more IMAM
The repairs u the electric light power
nlant on North River, are ABOUT COM
pleted, and the management reports that
they VIII be ready 70 supPiis @ lle u - - a. a.
soon as the level Nils with suIhcleht water
10 furnish a head 10 turn their machinery.
Some OF the farmers OF TINS county say
thai they will not sell their wheat at the
prevailing prices, an lndt after making
suppy OF Hour for home cons umpuOn
out OF their crops. the remainder "iA be
The fact that Rockbridge county
has elected solid delegation for
cratic siH district convention on the
10Th instant IS a big surprise 10 the few
Just what the friends OF Mr.. Tucker had
looked for. and had not Tor one moment
doubted would be the result. The Tucker
men feel satisfied that Tucker Will be
nominated on the first ballot.
Or. Howe. the newly-eiected Professor
OF Chemistry OF Washington and Lee
University, Is only thirty-nve years old
and is a married man. lie comes TO our
University endorsed By some OF the most
eminent specialists. educators, churchmen
ard professional men, as one OF the most
eminent men In his profession, who only
needs years 10 his life 10 make him a
national reputation.
The exodus OF negro men and boys 10
the coal and coke fields OF Pennsy lyania
still continues, and others will follow.
Nearly one hundred have eft the county
this week and others will follow. IL
the no-account white men of the North
will not work. they may look out for the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
DEBS Is shy on POLITICS.
His Friends Think lie Wants TO be Indi-
nna's Governor.

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug. &c. V. Debs
has sent the following telegram in reply
70 the one he had received from the
chairman of the Populist Committee OF
the Eighth Indiana Congressional DIS
trict at Terra Haute:
VERY much OBLIGED for the tender
Of the nomination and the compliment Il
implies. but am not q candidate, nor can
l accept any public office under any cir
cumstances."
The district in which Debs was asked
10 lead the Populist fight is now repre-
sented by Congressman BroOkshire, who
was renOminated by the Democrats about
a week ago Debs is very popular at
Terra Haute. his home, where his pollti-
cal boom originated. He makes public
this telegram in support Of his publish
ed interviews. I'm which ne says he has
no political ambition, and viii accept
no Office. Some Of his friends say, how
ever. that II may be a shrewd move
70 strengthen himself for the Populst
Gubernatorial nomination in Indiana
next wear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
MR. RARlNG ~ NnW YORK.
The Noted English Banker Looking After
AtchisOn Matter.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Mr Thomas Bar
ing. Of the banking firm Of Barring Bros,
accompanied by the Hon. Cecil Barring.
anived yesterday on the Cunard liner
Aurania. Mr.. Barring had been summoned
hastily from England To attend the
meeting Of the Atchison Reorganization
Committee or Tuesday He represents
the English capitalists, who have an IN
terest of many millions in the road. lie
spent only a few minutes In the city
after leaving the steamship, and said. in
answer 10 inquiries regarding the con-
dition of the books Of the company and
alleged deficiencies.
Il know nothing Of these things. l
have only heard of them. and have come
over 10 md out for myself There is a
the company. and / intend to satisfy
myself thoroughly as TO the real condition
of things 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
HAMPDEN-SIDNE SEMINART.
Rev. Dr. MoIlwalne Opposed to its Re-
mnvnl--Denth ~ MI.s Wingfleld.

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. Especial
Rev Richard Mciiwaine, president OF
Hampden-Sidncy College, is in the city,
and preached at the Second Presbyterian
church Yesterday. lie told me to-day tnat
there is Ii prospect Of a full attendance
Of students at the college next session.
Petersburg is especially Interested in this
institution not only from the fact that
many of it's best citizens for a hundred
wears past have been its patrons. but be-
cause some of its generous citizens have
established a Petersburg scholarship in
the college. which entities the youth or
our city to free collegiate advantages.
Any Petersburg boy prepared for us
classes can attend HampdenSidney with
out paving a cent for tuition, room rent,
matriculation. or contingent fee, thus saw
ing eighty-nine dollars per annum.
DR.. Mcllwaine, while not connected with
the seminary located at Hampden-Sidney,
is not IN sympathy with the much-talked-
Of removal of this institution, ana does
not think that the Presbyterians of Nir-
ginia. when the matter comes before the
synod I'm October, will concur in the
proposition. He has lately spent several
days I'm Richmond. where he found many
persons of his opinion, and few VINO re-
gard the removal as AT all probable. Or.
McIlWaine told me that the people OF
SOuthsidp virginia. and generally IN
Southwestern Virginia, are also entlrely
ayerse 10 this movement. me seminar
has been ia its present location ior seN-
enty years. More than a thousand mn
isters have been trained within ITS Walls.
II has done fine work, ana never Detter
than during the past session. Ut. NC
Ilwaine SAYS a removal OF the seminary
would probably be rather nuTtIul thdh
oelpful 10 its Influences and II Is thought
mat the conservative sentiment of the
church will prevail IN Keeping 1t "Here
IL is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
DOIH4N ARRESTED 4G1IN.
The Hegro Acquitted Of Train Wrecking
in Custody.

ROANOKE. VA, Aug. Especial
John Dolman. a negro arrested here at
the request of the authorities at Dublin
Pulaski county, on the charge of larceny,
was taken TO the latter place yesterday.
lie is the same negro who was tried
some months ago for attempting TO
wreck u train near Dublin and ac-
Mrs. Sarah Foley. aged seyenty-two
years. died here yesterday. Ter re
mains were taken tonight TO Lrstol.
Pa. for lutermeut. She was born IN
Ireland but had lived for many years
in Pennsylvania.
The annual meeting Of the strawberry
Baptist Association begins tomorrow at
Walnut Grove church. Bedford county.
The opening address will be delivered
by Rev i. G.. Mcconnell, pastor OF the
First Baptist church OF Lynchburg.
Grasshoppers are destroying vegetation
RAPIDLY north and west OF this city.
The examination OF witnesses I'm the
contested city election cases was con-
cluded to-day. and argument Will begin
tomorrow. The cases have been In
court for weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07

The American Railway Union Gives Up iho
iOng stfugg'.

CHICAGO. Aug. G.-After struggle
of forty days against the United Rail-
roads the American Railway Union
I'm Chicago has declared OFT the strike
inaugurated in behalf Of the Pullman
employees. Beginning tomorrow morn
ing each member Of the union who re-
sponded TO the order 10 strike will be
al liberty 20 resume work. The strike
is Of in Chicago, except among the en-
ployes OF the Santa Fe and the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois. BY tomorrow the
strike will be declared or along the en-
tire system OF railroads affected by the
recent movement.
AT a meeting Of the delegates Of the
twenty-four local labor unions affiliated
with the American Railway Union this
afternoon. II was voted 10 declare the
strike OF I'm Chicago, except on the Santa
Fe and Chicago and Eastern Illinois.
The action was purely local. and the
declaration does not even AFFECT Pull
man. Neither President Debs nor any
OF the American Railway linton national
officials we're Drcsonf AZ the meeting.
I'm fact. President Debs had left the city
for Terre Haute before u occurred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
Enneral of Colonel cCraw.

LOFTS, VA. Aug. 6.-Special.-CoL
J. \. McCraw's remains we're placed
away near his residence in Halifax cOUn-
~ Yesterday afternoon at 6 O'Clock. There
was present a large number OF friends.
COL. McCraw was a great sufferer I'm his
last DAYS. lie was one of the first cit
izens in the county. He was a loyal DEM
coIored people but there We're more Of
them AT his burial than I have seen for
many wears. lie was an exceedingly use
ful member OF the Baptist Church. De-
ceased was nearly seventy-nine years
old
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
SAYS UNIthD SIArEs VIII Split
A Breakup Into Three Republic Predict
ed by "a German Editor.

BERLIN, Aug. Ga curious prediction
on American affairs is made in a National
Zeitung editorial of yesterday. The
writer's conclusion is that Anglo-SaNon
and German races are losing their de
termining influence on the Unions af-
fairs.
The influx Of Catholic Irish and Ital-
ians, as well as other Latin elements,
he thinks will at no very distant date,
lead TO the crisis-nOw feared by some
American polticians-in which the Union
would be divided into three Republics,
one on the Pacific. another on the AT
lantic, and the third on the Gulf Of
Mexico
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07

CLIFTON FORGE. VA, Aug 6.-spe-
cial.-Corbett Anderson. young man
OF Roaring Run, Botetourt county, had
his right arm and right leg cut OF Sun
day afternoon by train No. second 10,
rear Eagle Rock. He was riding on
the train, and I'm some manner lost his
balance and fell under the wheels. He
was picked up and taken back 10 Eagle
Rock. Drs w. II. +. Miller and j. r.
Hughes. railroad surgeons. OF this place,
were summoned by telegraph. and rend-
cred the necessary surgical aid. liis
Injuries Will likely prove fatal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
10 JOIN RIOHMOND TROOPERS.
AIbemnrle Light Horse Left Yesterday foi
the Rockbridge.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Aug. g.
Special.-The Abemarle Light Horse
Troop. Captain II. T. Nelson command
ing. started this morning for its place
of encampment, the Rockbrldge Alum
Springs They ride from here to Noun
tain. where they Will spend tonight:
thence tomorrow 10 stanton for dinner;
then TO SwoOpes depot. where they will
be ioiued by the Richmond troops, and
ride from thence TO the Springs The
Richmond cCntngent-the Stuart Horse
Guard the HenricO and Chesterfield
Troop-compose the First Squadron of the
First virginia Regiment of Cavalry, while
the Albemarle Troop belongs 10 the
Second squadron.
The Southern Railway Company is max
inc extensive Improvements IN it's round
house plant here, the Charlottesville
WOolen Mills have entered into contracts
for numerous repairs and additions TO
mat already extensive plant. houses are
going up i'm all directions, and the work
of putting I'm a thorough system Of pipe
s..viers for the city is about 10 begin, ana.
aitogether. our people are very Well sat
isGed win matters ~ they stand ana a
~, nronise 10 be- The city has sold
80 1nf New York banking firm at par
s,s ,,bole issue of 5000 OF sewer bonds.
Pr.,a rations are making for extensive
i,raiet improvements. These have been al
iovced 10 wait on sewers
Dr W. c. Dabney, OF the University or
virginia, IS confined TO his home by ill
ness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
CHARLEsTON FOR CLEVELAND.
Their UndyinG support Pledged to II n
and the National Democracy.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Aug. 6.-In the
convention to-day Of the Charleston city
and county Democrats the following reso-
luton was adopted by an overwhelming
majority.
Resolved, That We denounce the un-
called for TRADE OF abuse and misrepre-
sentation levelled at Grover Cleveland by
the men in control Of the state Demo
cratic organization, and that the DemOc-
racy of Charleston pledge their Undying
support 10 the National Democratic party
and its matchless leader, Grover Cleve-
land"
The resolution was offered by r. f. Nc
CAREY an old-line, Od-time Democrat,
and were adopted with the greatest en-
tnusiaSm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug. 6.-Ciyil
Engineer A. j. Menocal, of the navy, mas
been detached from duty at Norfolk and
placed in charge of the naval station al
Puget sound Some trouble has oc-
Cured there in building the new dry
dock, the foundation having been reported
Insecure Mr.. Menocal was at the head
Of a special commission sent across the
continent by the Secretary some weeks
ago 10 investigate the matter. and II
Is understood that his new orders are the
first result of that investigation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
A Lnwrer shoots a farm T.

JACKSON. MISS, Aug G.-Marks VOL
colt. a pracucing attorney IN TINS CITY
for the past twenty years, shot and
probably fatally wounded Henry Howe
a farmer, near OnOndaga, in that vi
lage. last night. Witnesses declare that
Howe was the aggressOr, and that he
assaulted Wolcott by striking him from
behind Wolcott then shot Howe in the
stomach. GnOndaga Is seventeen miles
northwest Of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
le,cland Nominations

SHELBY. \. c., August 6.-Special.-
rhe Democratic county convention to-day
renominated the old county officers, and
nominated II. h. Miller, cotton manufac-
turer for the Senate. and Il. u. Dickson,
a farmer. for the House. At the primary
heid on Saturday. over 400 votes were
noiied, an increase Of over 800 votes over
the primary held two years ago. showing
that the Democratic party In Cleveland Is
ia fine trim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
federal Indge Amounted.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.-The President
to-day sent To the Senate the following
nomination:
James ID. Porter, OF Tennessee, 10 be
limited States district judge for the
Eastern and Middle districts OF Tennes-
see. vice ID. NJ Key. resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07

DANVILLE. VA, Aug. G.-Special.-Mr
John ID. X Ficklen, Of Danviie. IA promi-
Of the Southeast Tariff Association. died
al Christiansburg yesterday morning and
his funeral took place here this afternoon.
Deceased had been "A prominent Mason,
and the body was laid. to rest with
Masonic honors. lie leaves widow and
ono child.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
Essex Matters.

TAPPAHANNOCK. Aug. Especial
The recent rains have put the truckers
and farmers hereabout IN a good humOr,
as the prospect IL fine.
Politics are rather quiet at present,
hnt after the iith instant things will
warm up. The Hon. w A. Jones viii be
renominated bv the Democratic congress
sionaI Convention Who the Republicans
will nominate Is TO be seen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
norrow's steamers of 500. .Ooo.

morrow's steamers of 100000 This
leaves the reserve stand /at S52. .026 6l5.
Gold to the amount OF 100000 was gain
cd i'm ordinary business In the West,
but this normal gain Is being daily
wiped ont by the continued abnormal
export TO Europe The balance. which
includes the gold reserve. is stated to-day
at $l19.lT7OoO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
Tar Heels Cannot See the Raleigh

WASHINGTON. August 6.-The orders
for the United States cruiser Raleigh 10
participate in the exercise OF the naval
militia OF North Carolina next week have
been countermanded. owing 10 the necessi-
ty for completing the vessel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07

Thirty of Them ArrsiGsed Before tho
Cont Of AssiIes


PARIS, August G.-The trial OF thirty
Anarchists began this noon In the Court
OF Assizes, with VI Drayfus presiding.
and NJ. BuiOt conducting the prosecution.
The courtroom was crowded with law.
yers, officials and reporters. The gem
erdl public, however, either felt little in
tcrcst I'm the trial or feared some Anat-
cnist plot, for few outside the circle
directly Interested tried 10 gain admis-
sion. The accused nlled the prisoners
dock. and CVerflOWed into the places re-
served for the press Prisoners Bertani
ChericOtti and BelOtu appeared with their
wives. who are also under the charges.
The only other female prisoner is the
widow MilanacciO. Conspicuous among
the other prisoners are Jean Grave, Julien
LedOt and Charles Chatel, author, Sebds-
tian FayTe. agitatOr, and Felix Fene0n,
who was employed IN the War Ministry,
was found 10 be hiding dynamite and
Anarchist literature IN his desk. Five Of
those mentioned in the long Indictment
read to-day have escaped 10 foreign cOuu-
tries. Among these fugitivcs are Paul
Reclus, and Alexander Cohen, authors,
and Pouget, publicist. The trial viii
last about a week.
MORE kSAErHTST4 ATfFsrru.
ROME, Aug. Six Anarchists were ar
rested while holding a secret conference
here last evening. Ii IS estimated thar
two thousand Anarchists. who were ar
rested by the police In the raids ~ the
last two months. Will be depOrted. \
group Of nfty has been already sent 10
Naples TO embark for NassOwah, In the
Red sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07

MEMPHIS, TENN, Aug. 6.-The Star.
an afternoon paper, which was started
here six months ago, has suspended pub
Iication. the creditors having nttschad
the plant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 6-For Nir-
ginla: Fair except showers In the north
east portion; warmer, cast winds.
For North Carolina and South Caro-
lima: Rain will continue: warmer: north
east winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
nrAru OF REV. pR. LONG.

The Rev. John c. Long, Professor Of
r-ao'I,esiastical History IN Grocer TheOlOgic-
~ seminary. near Chester, Pa. died Of
,a.,',iarial fever In this city this morning.
II ,vas "A brother Of the late General
,Hrrnstead l. l.. Long. and a preacher and
srhoIar OF great distinction. Or. Long
has been all Of his life laborious. care
he reputation OF being one OF the most
accomplished scholars In the denOmlna-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
IRnr ON NAliosTL ISSUES.
He sovs the south and syest Must Get To
,.,her for Boise and TiiIman.

ARLEsToN, sc. Aug "a special
90 tha Vows and Couried from Laursns.
s s saws that Senator Irby made long
I'd rambling speech to q reform county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
4 RAnn1 10 BE cALLrD.

The congregation Of the Jewish syna-
gogue in this city, which has been with
out a rabbi for several months. Will eX-
tend a call 10 Rev Or. Farber. OF Chi
cago. Dr. Farber preached at the syna-
gOgue on Friday and again on Saturday
and all who heard him were much pleased
with his sermons He left for home
yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
DrAru oF Mss wrYGFrrtD.

Miss Mary Wingheld, one Of the most
highly esteemed ladies' OF this city. who
fell ana fractured her hip bone a few
DAYS ago. mention Of which was made
in this correspondence, died tonight
Miss WnEhed was ninety-three years
Of age the oldest white inhabitant Of
this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-07
THE wv BALLOT LAW.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Aug. 6.-Tne
election was everywhere quiet so far as
known. The new Australian ballot law
worked like a charm. Returns ~ t.
midnight indicate that oates ma ority
will run considerably over 2oGO, while
the LEGISLATURE is Democratic i'm both
branches. with a majority OF more than
ten on joint ballot MOrgan's return 10
the Senate is assured. This Jefferson
county was the seat of war, and though
the Democrats lost heavily. they have
elected their entire ticket by from oO
IL 90