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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
HoIoomb WINS In Nebraska.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 9-The election
contest as far as this State is concerned
are now all settled, the Republican
State central committee giving it out
to- night that Is satisfied that the Hol-
comb fusion ticket for governor will
have plurality large enough to settle
all doubts. In the Congressional dis
tricts 1t was landslide, with the ex.
cepsion of the Sixth, for the Republicans.
In this district the race wac close be.
tween the fusion cand idate, KEN. and
Daugerty, Republican. II Is now settled
however, that Ken Is reelected by a
safe plurality
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
CONCERT LAST NIGHT.
An Enjoyable Enter tainment for tho Ben
eft OF Calvary Bsptiat Church.

An ENJOYABLE Enter tainment for tho Ben
eat of Calvary Baptist Church.
The concert given under the direction
OF Mrs. Silverthorn last night at the Y.
ri. Cy for tho benefit of Calvary
-borprTnH CHI, wag a grand success,
both from ian artistic and financial
standpoint. Every mum Der WAS enthu-
siastioally encored, and all of the par.
Elephants are entitled to great credit.
The concert was made the occasion of
Miss Agnes Stones debut in Roanoke as
vocalist. Miss Stone Is pupil OF
Mrs. Silverthorn's and did great credit
soprano voice OF considerable fiexibiltty
and scored complete success by her
rendition of Bestoff's echo song entitled
Margery"
Mrs. Siverthorn's reputation as a.vo-
calist of the highest order was made
at the Roanoke Decennial Concert,
which was given over two years ago
Since that time her voice has lost none
of It's wonderful compass and power.
Her hrss s-lectian was accompanied
with violin obligoto by Mr.. Valley
Of the instrument and voice, complesoly,
captivating the audience.
Mrs. D. w. Meadows was the pianis
of the evening and she fully demon
strated the fact that in this particular
line she is without peer in Roanoke.
Her rendition of "Die Forello" by Heller
was superb and won o deserved encore.
Miss Clare's recitations delighted her
audience and won warm encores.
Mr. Woods selection Pinsute's Bed
ouin Love Song was finely rendered and
caught his audience completely. In re
SPONGE to an encore he sang: The War
rior Bold.
Prot. Leary was st his best, singing 20
his nrat numbeE Loves Sorrow" ant
for an encore that old favorite. I'm OLD
Madrid"
The programme was enlivened by tw
trios for banjo and guitars which wer
we'll played by Messrs. Feasherstone
Henry and Taylor.
The concert closed with tenor an
soprano duet by Mrs. Silverthorn an
Prof. P. @. Lenry entitled, When
Know That Thou Art Near Me" by Alb
This number was one of tao most plea
ing features Of the evening. The tw
voices blended beautifully and were
thorough sympathy with each other.
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sORE OVER HIS DEFEAT.
But Little Importance Attached to BY
NUNS Charges of Bribery.

But Little Importance Attached to BY
NUNS Charges of Bribery.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov: 9.-Very
little Importance is attached to the
statement by Congressman Bynum to
the effect that he could have boon
elected had he been willing to accept
brides for offices which would be filled
on his recommendation. Outside Of the
postoffice in this city and Anderson
there were no valuable places at his
disposal, for Senators Voorhees, and
Turpin bad as much TO do with the
larger federal places as did Bynum, the
msrshalship. collectorship and other
good places being filed not by the Con-
gressmen, but upon the recommends
tion of Senators.
Byuum statement that he was offered
IS, 900 II ae would recommend certain
man for Office is not credited by Demo.
Gratis. He ia very sore over his defeat
and is sttributing IL to disappointed
place hunters, when. in fact, that class
has nothing more to do with IL than any
other.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
Special onar in H1illine,v.

Y AT THE Palais Royal, 1oi Salem ave.
nue, conld be found the larRest and
finest assortment of millinery in the
city, such aa hats, bonnets, birds and
feathers, flowers, velvefa, ribbons, jets,
snd all kinds of nav novelties In all
colors and styles {; also TIE finest milliner
hat ey9r visited this city TO trim
hats free of charge for each customer
buying their hats and trim mings ut the
sPalais, Royal. Ladies can save from 25
to so per cent. BY buying everything
they reed in the millinery line at the
Paluis Rora., l01 Salem avenue.
p. S.c-Jass s-acesved 26 dozen ladies
walking hats from 80 cents up to sc
eeoh. M. TpDORsKx, Mansger.
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Populiat Mayor for Gan Franoisc,.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-Complete re-
turns from all precincts of Sah Fran
cisco give Adolph Sutro, the Populiot
candidate for mayor, plurality OF
$4,000 in total vote Or go 600 Opposed
to him were five other candidates and
he has polled clear majority OF 1000
over his opponents. Sutro was elected
on a platform OF opposition for the
Southern Pacific railroad and the fund
ing bill. He projected tho famous Sutro
tunnel in Nevada and has just completed
the largest public, baths in the world.
Sutro Is the mcsi extensive property
holder in San Francisco, owning one
tenth of all the resi- estate in this city
and county.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 9.-Later re-
turns reduce Budd's, plurality to 1900
There are now 343 precinc's to be heard
from. Indications now are that the
count will be furnished by tomorrow
night.
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MORE BONDS MAY Be ISSUED.
New Work Financiers Anxious
to Have This Done.
It Is Stated That the First Instalmens
VIII be Fer $4,000. 900, which VIII
BIO Doubled II Necessary-The Story 10
Not Credited In Washington.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--It WAS stated on
Wall street to day that there will be an
issue OF $50. 600, 600 or 500, 900. 5000 per
cent government bonds before Congress
again reassembles. When the last issue
Of $50, 600, 600 WAS made, and the public
declined to take the bonds, syndicate
of bankers headed By John A. Stevens,
president of the United States Trust
Company, and Edward King, president
of the Union Trust Company, made the
sale. A banker who was actively inter
esteu in that movement makes the
following statement:
There will be an issue of bonds
shortly. The Presidents and Secretary
Of the treasury have determined that
the gold reserve shall not be further
impaired. They have been advised that
an export movement Of gold will begin
in few weeks. and they have deter
mined TO take prompt measures"
When asked whether syndicate
| would be formed which would be
guaranteed commission to float the
bonds, he replied:
~ do not know. That lies in the dig
erection of tho authorities in Washing
ton. This much is certain-the per
cent. bonds will be issued probsb1y
| upon the per cent. basis, as before.
They will be offered to the public, but
the same gentlemen who made the last
issue success have assured the presi-
dent that they will carry through the
forthcoming issue"
The banker added that IL $50, 600. 600
] hnnas was insu fflcient 0,O00, 900 more.
would BIO issued.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-TreasurY Of
f1cials have been aware for some days Of
an agitation in New York financial cir
cles In favor OF q new bond Issue. Ii
has not escaped their notice that the
financial papers that voice Wall street
sentiments daily call attention to tho
Treasury gold reserve and suggest
that it should be built up to strengthen
public confdence In the Treasury'F
condition.
limitations OF gold exports to force
the Treasury to Issue bonds have
reached here through broker sourceI
and others who keep in close touch will
New York finances. That they can d.
j. this by pres nting United States note
for gold and thus reducing the gold re
y serve is only too true, es proved by pat
transactions of the kind.
:. The opinion, however, Ia expressed
= Treasury circles that Secretary Carlia
s. will permit tho geld RESERVE to-, &c Sieh
al much lower point than it now ~. 80
L. 600, 600, before he will feel justified,
r. the present good condition of the Tren
ury, in making another issue OF Unite
If States bonds
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ZIG AGAIN At WORK
~ Ilsssssas, the Scene Of
stisSt Operations. y
s Tsisiits Ride Boldly Into tho
9bed Two Stores and the
and Thsn n1ado Their Es-
ne citizen Killed and Another
" wounded.

% dcs willie, Kas., Nov. 1.-TWO Of
is IS s. gang plundered the town Of
asf,sIp&nd left q bloody trail behind
BIKE. afternoon. They entered the
d iS their character OF bold bandits
Mn sll91s5eny s....empt at concealment and
e. e tnfA the citizens until they had
rms: ut their plans Of robbery 4.
of $i,4a brave young msn, who at
!. III fS}hko stop them with his gun
S-s-r-a Sg away, WAS shot and in
- I'd &kiiled
sE7'er man. whose name cannot be
YIRIEAo night, Is reported to have
been N&opsiy wounded. The robbers
held upShe proprietors Of two stores
and lo&ed both places. They also
robbed he postoflce. John Shufelt, the
of one store. was relieved Of
Sl00 anSa gold watch. These articles
were taEen from his person.
Mr.. Sufelt proclaimed his loss to the
town b8ore the robbers had fniahed
their wtk and the band OF citizens were
almost Hetween them and their horses
when TIE robbers went to mount. An
effort Vas made to stop them but they
wero OF horseback with drawn pistols
and wete flying before their would-be
make q concentrated move.
Meltonlwss more rash than tho others
and he het death in consequence.
The news, as 1t reaches this city.
does Dtt state In what manner. or how
seriou9 y the second victim was injured
a repdE saya the bandits are headed
for Cofbyville. which is only ffteer
miles tSom Tenapa. This place Is tn,
scene q many tragic robberies and tine
police Nepsrtment. with volunteers, are
prepaE4 to meet them in the same wa,
they rSssSt the Daltons two years agt
when Utmost the entire band was wiped
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
Borland and Thorpe WIN Contest

RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-Ex Congressman
Edmund Waddill, who is the acknowl-
edged Republican leader in this district,
said today he thought that Borland,
Repu bltc.n, would contest the electio
OF Tyler, Democrat. in the Second dis
trtct. and that Thorpe. Republican,
would contest the election of of Nc J.
Kenney, Democrat. in the Fourth dis
trict. He had already been consulted
as counsel with reference to making
these contests. He said the contests,
II made, would be on the ground Of ali
sorts of fraud.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
FA Ear DYNAmITE EXPLOSIONS.
Three len Killed aud al Number of others
Injured.

Three hen Killed aud Al Number of others
Injured.
UsS8HNaroa. Ind, Nov. GA fright
full OF losion occurred here at $3.50 this
morning. and oresulted in the death of
three ben aud the injury OF many more.
The dEad are.
JoHt HARTMAN.
NoK&oE KHEFKR.
: JculsAELYSy. all msrried. '
The1t essA IA oucar1Sti .. tho Flint
Or1ek Ec which, crosses tho entire
ctsy He iHtss 5theast to southwest. The
aenn trf Sfofs are Henry, Keefer. of this
city, hd Henry A. Hallwood, OF Column
bus, Who. The employees we're just go
ing tGU%ork. Probably 100 men were In
ana ~ Ebund the ditch on First street.
som ~ them had built fire on the
bankt HID we're thewing out fifty pound
poa &eudynamite.
ThIAe was thunderous crash and the
enttre'Eblty WAS shaken. Keefer, Hart
man afhd Flynn were nearest the IRE.
HartmAn was literally torn to pieces.
His bofly WAS lifted in the air 300 feet
and feHl on Market street sidewalk. a
squareEaway. His legs were blown OF
near TILE hips, both arms torn of, his
head h@,lf torn away and the body com
pletelyH disemboweied. One OF Hart
mana feet were shot through the
WeatheEar boarding of the Mindless resi-
dence. FL
Keefka,r was not killed outright His
body d%Jopped into the sewer. After he
was tasE$sen out he recovered conscious
ness TO a moment, but died on the WAY
homo iAn the ambulance. His death wat
caused HVby shock. No bones were broken
Flynn'Ek legs were both broken, his ARM
brokenEIin several places and his heat
crusheoU. He lived several hours
Ever.ts5 house within two squares wa
dsmsgeEd. The residence Of Marion
WilburM was totally destroyed. Mrs
Wilbur was in bed and WAS thrown GU
upon IN floor, but escaped withou
injury. vi
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a Peaoe,nnker Killed

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov. g. A
special to the Time. Union from Inv
trey, Fla says: To-day William Sapp
shot and killed Willoughby Griffith and
mortally wounded Enoch Griffith. sapp
and his brother assaulted man named
Aus tin employed by the Griffith broth
ers. The Griffiths tried to keep the
peace and Sspp shot them for interferr-
ing. The murderer escaped. The par
ties were all prominent farmers OF
Bradford county.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
MAY FORM A NEW PARTY.
Silver Men OF Colorado and Other Stats
Considering This Move.

DENVER. Colo, Nov. 9.-The silver
men of Colorado and other mining States
are maturing plans, it Is said, for launch
ing 'silver party" They will cooper.
ate with the bi metallists of the South
and East and a call will coon be issued
for meeting to effect an organization.
~ do not care TO have my name
Ssy bs 'q bays %an 20
Cameron ana gSihley of Pe4nsyIvania,
several Ohio Congressmen! Senators
Jones and Stewart of Nevada and Do any
others, all urging us to form silver
party. We have no hope from the sue.
cessfuI party in Congress, ~
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Refused to Indiot the officials.

JACKSON, Miss. Nov.9 The Federal
grand jury, by vote OF more than two
to one, refused to ipdict the Governor,
Treasurer ard Auditor in the matter OF
printing the Mississippi State wasra ats,
it being alleged by Chief Detective
Hazen, supported by Secretary CARLISLE
and Attorney-Genersl Olney. that tney
violated the laws. being in likeness and
similitude of the United States currency
and national bank notes.
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A BIG deal VAS made yesterday be.
tween Hobbie Music Company and the
representative of George Stock 81 Co.,
In which Hobbie M usic Company boaghs
for spot cash the stock of Steck pianos
consigned to M. l.. Smith, These were
fresh new pianos shipped In October.
Hobbie Music Company secures the
agency for the Stock in Southwest Viz
ginia.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
Owens Defeats Danny,

LEXINGTON, KY Nov. 9.--The official
count gives Owene, Democrat. 101 plu-
rality over Denny, Republican, In the
Ashland dlstrict. Judge Denny alleges
thst hundreds Of Republicans were
denied the right to register in Lexing-
ton and that frauds were committed ut
the election In the interest OF his oppo-
nent and says he will carry the contest
to the House of Representatives,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
ROBBED THE BANK.
Tho Burglars Secured $500 in Silver and @
Quantity of Valuable Papers.

Quantity OF Valuable PePerB.
ELYRIA. Ohio, Nov. 0.-The National
bank at Oberlin wasIrobbed last night.
This morning 1t was found that the rear
door had been forced and the safe blown
open with dynamite. Valuable papers
were scattered about the room.
Tho robbers secured $500 in silver
and quantity OF valuable papers
They broke open two doors of tho vault
with dynamite, but did not have tine to
open the inner safe containing most OF
the banks money.
Tho robbers stole two horses and
buggies snd fled One rig was found in
this place. tied to post enrly this
morning It Is thought the burglars
took the Lake Shore train No. for the
West at this place.
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First As..stant ohenist Appointed.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Secretary
Morton has appointed DIR. w. q. Brown,
professor OF chemistry in Washington
and Lee University, Lexington, Va,
flrst assistant chemist OF the division OF
chemistry Department. OF Agriculture,
vice Or. q. L. Spencer, resigned.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
vbH N.t was Dono in Oonneotiout.

HART 3IIkoRp, Conn, Nov. 9.-Revised
rerurnsesifrom every town in the State
show tn ht the Legislature will stand:
Senate, .iRepubliesns, 81; Democrats. 1;
(Hsll, oGi3& the Hartford distriot). House.,
RepubiimSbap 2O5; Democrats. AZ. Collins
plurslit}pfsk for governor is 1867 and ma
jority oHi#er all 12,7os. These figures
will notRtlsbe materially changed b. the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
zsxer OF the Consolidation.
j n

BRoolE kLrN, N. Y, Nov. 9.-The COM
plete re turns OF the vote in Kings
county iNjbu the greater New York show
that thif consolidation has been carried
there bs Ell, $40 votes. This majority Ia
shown, III course, by the unofficial can
vass. .aErhe officisl vote will not be
countedi& for month, but 1t will not
likely f.EShsnge the result dozen votes
one wa& u or the other.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
moCook Made e hrsjor-General

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Brigadier.
General Alexander Mcdowell McCook
mas been appointed major general OF
the United States army, vice General
Howard, retired, and Colonel James w,
FORSYTH, of the Seventh cavalry, has
been promoted TO brigadier general to
sueceed MCCook.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
santanoed 60 siber,a for Life.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov. ga court
martial at Warsaw has sentenced Lieu
tenant Boborykin to the loss Of his mil
itary and nobility ranks and to life long
labor In Siberia for implication In plot
against the life OF the czar.
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Co1ey,s vote Surprised Them.

EAST LIvERPooL. Ohio, Nov. 9.-The
official count for the Eigh teenth district
complete gives Taylor, Republican,
20,s35; Raft, Democrat. 1O.0O6; Coxey,
Populist, s,9ls. Coxey's vote exceeds
bhe estimate Of the Republican and
Democratic committees by 5000.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
DEMOCRATS WIN IN TEXAS.
They Elect Their state Ticket But Lose
Some Oongressmsn.

DALLAs, Texas, Nov. s.-Not more
than one-third Of the vote of the State
has been reported officially, but enough
is known to predict the success of COL
berson, Democrat, for Governor by about
10000 plurality. He runs 10000 to 49,
600 behind the balance OF the State
ticket The Democrats certainly elect
Congressman In eight of the 10 districts,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
,yohn Hiokson s. Go. Assign.

LYNcHBUne, Nov. 9.-John Hick ,cn
& Co., lumber dealers, assigned to d., .
Liabilities about eleven thousand dol
lars,
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WI, Rot InterFere at Present

,Ayov, 9.-The Echo de Paris, in
5s,ss sc the proposed settlement OF
{nese-Jhpanese troubles, says
will not reply to the proposals
RENE for the purpose OF effecting
3nens OF the war until she shall
8tned exactly what are Russia's
y and hopes regarding the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10

Japanese Have Captured fallen Wan.
LoNDos, Nov. 9.-The Pail Mali Ga
zetse prints dispatch to-day saying the
Japanese forces have captured fallen
Wan. The Chinese feet is at Wei-Hsi
Wei and the Russian feet at Che Foo.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
bgrasker Convicted OF Murder.

AND, Gala, Nov 9.-S. d.
one OF the strikers charged
rider In connection with the
! OF the train near Sacramento,
which resulted In the killing OF
heer and four United States
WAS to-day convicted OF muir
he first degree. He Will be
u Monday next.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10

PALAIs ROYAL, lOi Salem avenue,
wishes TO announce that they have now
on hand full line Of tho finest capes
and cloaks in Roanoke, which they Will
sell at prices lower than any other
house In the city. Ladies needing such
will do we'll to walt until they see this
ane collections, Which is now on exhibit
tion. RESPECTFULLY, PALAIs RoYAI
BAzAAh.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
Deoher Brothers'Piapss.

HoBBIE MUSIC Co. are the manufact-
urar's sole representatives in Southwest
'virginis for the Decker Brothers
pianos. They have just received ship
ment OF the latest styles direct from the
factory.
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Illinois is to be CongratuIated.

DENVER, Nov. Gov. Waite to-day L
De 1is;ns the rep0rs that he would
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-10
REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY GROWS.
They Will Have 245 Members
in the Next House.

The Democrats Will Have 81 and the
Populist 90 Many Familiar Faces Will
Governor Elected From Tonnessee-
Returns From.Other Sections.
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Hing OF ten pins at the Wayside
Lrkeyn will begin to-day and
Until Thanksgiving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03

Chicago April Cspeclan.-Parlridse vas back from
California today and started a bear wheat caa-
psign lie sold the price of = then It turned
strong all its loss and closed little better
than Saturday. Nay opened 90 cents, sold between
5, ana Co.'S AMI Go. COOS cents. on the curb
the price was UP to cos. There disappoint-
nlert over the visible Il 5o500 bushels ten
lses than expected Louis lot Of messages
claiming that the damage the wheat crop was not
over 1 per cent Export cearances were disappoint-
rent about 40 bushels cables showed no strength
York predicted that from this on would be
very lht Toward the cose .cports OF The drouth IN
r-ona,s and damage there began ba reite-cted The
acalpng crowd tried prices rallied ~ quckiN
Iiverpoo stocks 81 wheat lowed dee q for the
NTH 81 March Of 800 bushels. Tn" Washington
weather prediction for orty-eight hours more OF ury
weather for Kansas. , -, .
corn was YER, dull but tathsr easier The cnTh market
dropred i 10 y cent Tho futures id not decli:e 80
,,ch MAY sold 81, and BIZ and closed az 3i1s
cents The local stock. because Of the sailing 81 part OF
tho feet SUNDAY decreased 10000 bushels Oas were
cash oats were weak dropping 70 cent Increased re-
CENTS had most to DO with the decline.
provisions very weak early on large hoy receipts
81 600 head Prices the Yards broke 10 10 10 GEMS:
c.ns lard Is Tbs loss Of II cents The
selling Of provisions however ike tho ceiling OF wheat
was nvorlonn by the scapcrs and there was goi rh
Rotor close. Lard recovered all - loss Closing az
sH ~ Tor Nav May pork closed AZ Sll i2 12i7 cents
rrier saturday: May ribs closed at 20 ia - cents uh-
der Saturday. - ooo ,,..o,,
~ Dor $50 terces e lard ard sGlsoOo pounds Of ribs
lorg stocks than expected. w. -
on tho curb AT night wheat YER strong. Puts on
Nay wheat sold AT 59'. cent: Gals ols cents RUS "4
friction Gay. April 2. is legal holiday, anu there VIII
be session u the bO4rd