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Loui.ian. so,iair D.mo.r.,,e.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. The following
has been received from Republican head
quarters, signed by Chairman Rehan:
"kernochan, Coleman and Beattie have
been honestly elected in this state. Whole
sale violence. intimidation and fraud have
been perpetrsred. and the conspiracy by
state and city officials against Republican
success will no doubt be consummated by
the giving of certificates to their oppo-
nents. We will contest and show the
American people the most appalling
frauds" On the returns the Democrats
elect all the congressman
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r.nn..... SHOW. R.publ,e.n Gains.

MEMPHIS. Nov. THE Commercial A y
peal claims the election OF Peter Turney.
Dem.. for governor by S,ooo plurality.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. Returns in
dicase the election of Mcmillan, Dem. f;
Richardson, Dem; Washington, Dem. /:
Cox. DEM. and McDearmond. Dem, to
congress. Snodgrass. DEM, in the Third
district is In danger OF defeat. Enloe,
DEM. in tho Eighth district. Is beaten.
The Democrats concede it,
Official returns show that seventy -si 4
Democrats hsve been elected to the legis-
iature, with several counties to hear from,
which gives the Democrats control of
both houses and insures the election of a
United States Democratic senator.
NASHVILLE. Nov. The Democratic
state committee does not concede the cleo
tion of Evans. Rep. for governor. and
insists that Turney will have nearly 5000
over Evans. The congressman elected are
i've Republicans and i've Democrats. The
Legislature is Democratic In both houses.
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M1CH1G ~.
Republican by $1,000 All the Con-
gressmen Republican.


gressmen Republican.
DETROIT. Nov. 7.--of 100 representatives
In the Michigan legislature ninety-seven
are Republicans. two are Democrats and
one is Demo-Populis,. or thirty-two
senators thirty-one are Republicans
The latest returns on governor show a
plurslity of over S., coo for Rich, Rep
The Republicans claim ell the twelve
congressman.
The latest returns show that twenty-five
state senators were elected yesterday, all
Republicans. All the members of the
house are Republicans except one. Many
district which had not returned Repub-
lican Legislators for quarter of century
elected Republicans yesterday.
YASETos, $. d., Nov. The Republic
ans elect 100 out of lbs members of the
legislature. A Republican United States
senator is assured. John A. Picker and
r. ]. Gamble. both Republicans. are
elected to congress.
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The two districts to hear from will make
little change In TaYlor's plurality.

The two districts to hear from will make
little change in Taylor's plurality.
Mr.. Taylor was asked today upon what
issues he made his campaign. lie said:
al denounced Populism right and left.
There Was no temporixlng with them.
Those evincing anarehIstic tendencies Z
denounced anarchists / never spoke
over iiye minutes in any speech for the
Republican party. It was unnecessary.
Everybody knows its history. Its record
is i'm the school histories Of the country.
] advocated tree coinage OF American eli.
yer. and here 10 $40 greenback note thaS
| have shook two or three times In the
face Of every audisncs In my district. :
asked the people why that note was worth
par when it was issued. They could nob
answer. l showed them that IL was de.
preciatsd in vaIue because there was no
gold IN the treasury 90 rsdeem IL. That's
why. Whenever ws get ort more paper
than ws have gold TO meet IL IL will be
deprecated la value. The SO bill was of
the s400 00o. 900 Issue under the act Of Feb
ruary, iSs2"
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Gov. Mckinley on tn. Election.

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. 7.-Gov. Mckinley
was in his Office early. considering the fact
that he was out most of last night receiv-
ing election returns. Being asked what
he thought about the situation. he pre-
ferred not to talk. He would only say /:
"The sweeping Republican victories indi-
Gated at this hour are Impressive. They
need no Interpretation. They express
better than words the revised and deliber-
ate judgment of the people upon the pub
lie questions involved in the political con-
test now closed"
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JKrrxKsos COUNTY.
Kepublicans Elect Beth the Members
Of the LegfsfatuSa-

Poxr Towssxsp. Nov. T.-fspeciai r.
Complsts returns from all but three pre-
cincts, which are usually Republican,
changes the Democratic plurality Of "a in
is9s 10 q Republican plurality Of is5. Q
change Of 227 in loo votes. . decrease
of nearly 90 votes ~ compared with two
years ago. Jefferson county gives X. @.
Wilson majority Of sbou. lis, which
inssres bis election as joint sen.
stor from Jefferson and Ciafiaun
counties. Jos Kuhn vas badly
beztsn for the legislature. running
nearly 30 votes bshtud the Republican
candidates. He attributes his defeat 70
the custom house. 20 does Tibbsls. Jsn-
nings. the Independent Democratic nom.
inse fer the legislature. who was backed
by the custom house. was defeated by
ninety votes The Republican candidates
for tas legss.stuss. Lille And Hsstsmas~
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Arirsns Goes gspabiiesn.

p#1six. Arix-, Nov. TN. o. Murphy,
Republican candidate for congress, carried
Maricopa county. the Democratic strong
hold Of the territory. by go plurality.
PB1sfx, Ariz., Nov. 7.-~FoTfy-ons pre-
einets In tot al of 2os in Arizona give for
delegate to congress: Murphy. Rep, SAB;
Herndou, Dem. Lao: o'Ssill. Pop, 645.
The Republicans Claim the election Of
Murphy
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N.vad. carried hy the ropuI,.t..

CARSON. New. Nov. 7.--Returns arc COM
ing in very slowly. At many points tho
count In still in progress. From the
meager returns received the indications
are that Jones, nominee of the Free Silver
party. has defeated Cleveland. Rep, for
governor. by from 500 to 500. The con
gressional election 10 very close. but the
indications are in favor of Newiands, Sill
yer party candidate. His friends claim
500 majority. The Silver men are clam
ing everything. 1t Is impossible tonight
to tell anything about the Legislature.
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ce.n.e,leut s~.ps By IN. n.rnhile.a..

NEw HAvEs. Con-. Nov. T.--Rsturns
from all parts of the state indicate that
Connecticut has experienced great Re-
publican landslide. This city has gone
Republican. pigott. Democratic candi-
date for congress. who had a majority of
over 5000 last year. is defeated by l,oo0
majority by speers. Coffin. Rep, for
governor has about the same majority.
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wyoming strongly Republican.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Nov. 7.-fncompiets
returns from every county of Wyoming
show that Frank W. Mondeli, Republican
candidate for congress, will have at least
1000 plurality. William A. Richards. for
governor. is elected by at least 1, 800.
Chairman Van de yanter estimates that
the Republicans will have 80 OF the SIS
members of the legislature and will elect
tive Republican United States senators.
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SALT LAKE CrrY. Nov. 7.--Cannon, Rep,
for congressman. has a majority OF nearly
1000. Salt Lake county gives Cannon
5.eo9, Rawiins 1897. Every Republican
on the county ticket Is elected.
SALT LAKE. Nov. Z. About 90 per cent.
of the returns from the territory have
been received, and give Cannon. Rep, for
delegate TO congress, majority of 2. i35.
The delegates to the constitutional con-
vention will stand about sixty-six Repub-
licans to forty-one Democrats
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sIoux CITr. Nov. 7.--Rsturns from South
Dakota tonight show shat the Populists
are sure OF only two out Of tsenty-six
members of the legislature. All returns
show Republican gains. Gov. Sheldon
places mis- plurality At Il. .oo9. against 10. 900
in lss2 Republican candidates for con-
gress and she entire state tlcke, are elected
by big piuragiiies.
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MISSOURI.


yet tho Legheiature.
ST.. Lours, Nov. From the latest un-
ofhciai returns from thirty-hve counties
in Missouri. Republican gains of 5000
are shown, and the election of their entire
state ticket by plurality of at least 10. 600
is assured. The lower house of the state
legislature is Republican. but the Demo-
Gratis, who have a majority in the senate.
will be able to carry things on joint bal
lot.
In st. Louis Cobb. Dem. Joy, Rep, and
Bartholdt, Rep, are elected. c. c. Bur-
ton. Rep, wins in the Fifteenth district,
and Browther. Rep, in the Fourth.
Dick Bland Is defeated in the Eighth.
Other defested Democrats are: w. C.
Ellison, c. II. Morgan. ]. d. Fox, w. IL.
Hatch tanti-option) A. NJ. Dockery, D. A.
Dearmond. r. F. Bland (silver Dick), aud
Frederick Spenzied.
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wan- Hunter. Republican. in the
Insrd, Claims majority of i.ooo
There Is doubt IS 20 the election
OF MonssomeTy. Democrat. in the Thiri,
Lewis. ksrA, making great record Puzh,
hep, has IN al probabilities won in the
Ninth CO.. Evans. Rep. in the Fifth,
claims $50 majority. Louisville sos the
first time goes Republican,
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Frf@ads Came Near
Making . Republican Victory.
IxxEssrps. Nov. 7.-Tbe returns in the
Ashland district give Ovens. Dem, lis
no aiority. Lexington and Faystte county.
the homs Of BreckLnridge. give Denny
,oS5 oser Ovens
LoussSTfrE, Nov. lit seems now that
Cos.oa. one Of the Republican eandi-
a4ses IN tia Elsseasa district, xiI
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INDIANA.

Republican by 5o.ooo-AIf the Congress-
men Probably Democratic
ispTaSsPotrs. New. Partial returns
indicate thai the state is Republican by at
least 5o.ooo The Republican state com.
nitsee say they will not be surprised if the
plurality reaches 7o,ooo The Republicans
nave elected eleven and possibly al of the
thirteen members of congress-
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NE W JERSEY.


JEEsEY CRY, ". J.. Nov. 7.-Chairman
Wooley, of the Republican county COM
miitee, claims the election OF McEwan,
Rep, TO congress over Col. Stephens.
Dem. by majority of 68. II verified
this will give the Republicans the entire
New Jersey delegation.
On Joint ballot the legislature will prob
ably stand: Republicans 81. Democrats a
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PKNNsYLvANIA.

Republican by 100000, the Largest
Plurality Ever Given.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Returns from
the entire state give Hastings an estimated
plurality of 2i6. .644. the largest Republican
majority ever given in the state. Hast
ings gain over 1892 is 1897
PrTrsBURa. Nov. T.-Allegheny county
has Republican majority of 1000. Pitts
burg gives i7.ooo. Indications are that
every congressman in Western Penn
sylyania elected today Is Republican.
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PRovIDEscE. r. J., Nor. 7.-Rhods Is
land elects both Republican congressmen
by over 800 msjoriiy.
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NORTH CARoLINA.

Demo ocrats Lose Five fonEressmen
and the Legislature.
RALxIaH, ". C., Nov. The state
judicial contest is 90 close ths. is will re-
aaire an Official count The legislature 10
IN doubt The Democrats hope for Ii, but
the indications are that the fusion ticket
has defeated them. The congresssonal
delegation stands; Three Democrats, two
Republicans aud four Populists.
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DELAWARE

Republican Governor. Congressman
sad Legislature Elected.
WuNISGroS, Del, Nov. -.-Delaware
complete gives a Republican majority of
laa. The Republicans elect the sov-
ernor and congressman. The legislature
VIII stand eighteen Republicans, twelve
Democrats. This insures 3 Republican
successor TO Senator Higgins.
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MAssACHUsETrs.
Republican by 10. 600 -Cougressmsn All
Republicans but One.

Republicans but One.
Bosroy. Nov. 7.-Greenhalge's plurality
in Massachusetts is nearly 10000. All the
Republican candidates for congress were
chosen except Fitzgerald. In the ninth.
who has $500 plurality. Cogswell's plu-
rality is over 5000. The legislature will
be Overwhelmingly Republican. Boston
complete gives Greenhaige - 99s, Russell
81. .o2s. against q. 327 and 81. .os2 last year. .
net Republican gain of S, 800.
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BALTIMORE. Sov. The Republicans
have probably gained three congressmen
in MARYLAND
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IOWA.
Republican by 50.OOO-An the Eleven
Congrsssmen Republicans.

DEs MoINEs Ia, Nov. The Repuhli-
cans have carried the state by $1,000
These congressman, all Republicans, are
elected: First district, S. NJ. Clark; Sec
ond. @. W. Carter; Third. David B. Hen
derson; Fourth, Thomas Updegraf'; Fifth,
Robert C. Cousins; Sixth. John +. Lacey |;
Seventh. John A. Hull; Eighth, William
Hepburn; Ninth, w. A. Hager. by 1900
over Gen. Weaver, Pop; Tenth. Dolliver;
Eleventh, George ID. Perkins.
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MINNESOTA


MrxxxsroIIs, Nov. T.-knuts Nelson,
Rep. Is elected governor OF Minnesota by
al least 5000 plurality. In St. Paul his
plurality exceeds 5000. The Republicans
claim al the six congressman. The lsgis-
!ature. which elects a successor 10 Senator
Washbnrn. Is heavily Republican
Minnssots sends . solid Republican dele
CATION 10 Washington City.
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Republicans Carry the state and Elect
the Legislature.
HELEyk. Nov. 7.--Chairman Liant states
that Hartman, Rep, for congress. and
Hunt. Rep. for associate Justice, are un-
coubtedly elected. He claims the legisla-
iure is Republican by Is on joint ballot.
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KANSAS REDEEMED.

home IN Charleston. and is taking matters
calmly. He has nothing 20 ssy.
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or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wss7.s Far tiaghsse Asslsi sn1 DtcAeaa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
Broad-stret church next Sunday after
THE PEACE MOVEMENT.
Action of tho Executive. Committee at q
Recent Meeting.

At meeting OF the Executive Commit
tee OF the Peace Conference. held a few
days ago. DR.. William a. Campbell. chair
man, suggested the following alternative
plans for the consideration OF the commit
tee:
1. To attempt at once TO raise the money
for the prosecution Of the work. and II 80
10 consider the best plans.
3 To turn the whole OF the European
work over to the British committee.
3. TO do what little the chairman could
by correspondence in reference TO the
European work.
l. To walt until the fall before attempt
ing 10 raise the money.
These plans were carefully considered
by the committee and II was determined,
II practicable to raise the money at once.
II not then to turn over the Work TO the
British committee
The committee decided that " the money
could be raised II was very desirabn FOR
DR.. Campbell To attend the Peace CONFER
ence at Antwerp on August 18th.
The situation in Switzerland IL such AZ
to Justify the hope Of general organiza-
ton there In short time Or Darby,
secretary OF the London Peace Society.
wrote that with the sanction OF his So
ciety he would he glad 10 cooperate with
anv representative this committee might
send TO Europe The outlook for the sue
cess OF the work Of the committee was
never brighter than AT this time. ana IL
Is believed that If a representative could
90 TO Europe at once the most satisfac-
tory results would attend his efforts TO
organize The peace movement all over the
Continent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17

Point, Maryland. but on the way the
steward Of the boat was suddenly taken
sick. and at the same time some OF the
machinery Of the launch got out Of gear.
80 they put In at Alexandria. with a re-
quest for a doctor for both the boat ana
the man. A physician and machinist
put I'm an appearance. and In a short tiine
. the boat was In running-order. although
the steward had 10 be taken home, ana
they steamed OF. leaving Alexandra
still smiling over her unexpected and us
tingushed visitors.
THE cry IL. stlll they Gomez AT least
that Is the case In Alexandria county
lust now: the Industrial army tbere ~
still increasing There are now more
than coo OF these gentlemen OF leisure
camped around there. and stragglets
from the Coxey contingent are constantly
coming In and new bands are arriving
from the West. Provisions are pientifui'
and the leaders lately started coIIec'-
ing Journey through the counties or far-
fax. Prince William. and EOudoun, whlch,
Il Is said. was very successful. 10 tne
further dismay OF the good people OF tne
county, 1t is stated that Mrs. "Generai
Cantwell Is coming from Plttsourg 10
Join the camp with contingent OF Zo'
men, and as the large number OF ihiers
hanging around there IL already worry
ing them not little. they feel inuch as
turbed at the thought OF further rem
forecments a few Iudustrials stray uo"n
TO Alexandria every now and then, OUT
az they generally find employment mere
I'm the shape OF work on the chaih-gahg,
these visits are seldom repeated.
4 Fairfax county painter by the name
Of Compton Jones was taken win an
epileptic fit in Washington saturday
while at work there He was carried 70
the Emergency Hospital there, and was
soon able to return home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
HE SHOT AT THE SHARK.
An Exciting Incident That Occurred or
the Trip to New York.

the 10 view
The following letter. received by the
Dispatch yesterday from "A staff CORE
spondent. was written on board the
steamship jamestown, Of the Old Do
minion Lire. Sunday afternoon:
The beautiful new steamship James
town. of the Old Dominion Line. sailed
out from Norfolk at 7:30 O'Clock Satur-
day afternoon with the largest number
of passengers il has yet carried. Every
one Of her handsome. cherry. white, and
gold staterooms was filled. and Richmond
ers in large numbers were aboard Among
them were Mr.. Friedley. of the Cardwell
Machine Company. and Miss fTiedley,
Mr. Edwards, OF the Pullman Com
pany, and wife. Mr.. Edgar II. Fergus
son, MIR. D. J. Paxton. Mr.. Il. G. Henry.
Mr. Van Dyke Johns, Mr.. w. y. AIRING
ton. and Mr.. G. Il. West. OF the Dispatch.
None of the party have been sea-sick
so far. and it is not probable that any
will be. as the ship will reach the me-
tropolis in three hours. The ride up has
been delightfully."- invigoratng, and every
body has enjoyed II. A squall was struck
just off the Maryland coast last night,
ard there was some talk Of having TO 20
ashore to land Mr. Paxton. That gentle
man, however pulled through without
losing his appetite as did all the others.
Richmond people are going to New York
by almost every steamer now.
One of the home folks, DR. Hunter
Bond. who now practices medicine in
New York. made himself famous last
night by shooting shark. The monster
fish had followed the boat for a couple
Of miles or more. and the gentleman be-
coming apprehensive lest his carcass and
those Of his companions should be de-
voured by his nautical majesty drew
forth Il 3S-calibre Smith d Wesson and
fired at him. The shark leaped into the
air and fell back-dead, or. at least. that S
what the Doctor says.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
AN OUTRAGE IN WARRENTON.
Mr.. Allen Coates Dragged from n Young
Lady's side and Badly Beaten.

WARRENTON, VA, July l6.-(Special)
On Saturday morning at o'clock. as Mr..
Alexus Coates was taking a young lady
home from the Friday-evening german,
he was assaulted by two men from be
hind, one Of whom clapp,d his broad hand
over his mouth, while the other dragged
him by force from the young lady :
side. He was carried some distance of
and badly beaten. The outrage occurred
Just outside the gates of the !ady's board
ing-house. which Is situated on the out
skirts of the town. Help was finally
summoned by the young lady's cries. but
only in time to find Mr.. Coates, with
his dress coat in shreds and not trace
OF the villains to be found. DR.. John
Hicks was called in Immediately. lie
said that the injuries were not serious;
the gentleman was only very badly
bruised.
There was no reason TO suspect any
one until to-day. as II was very dark
and faces could not be seen at all. while
Mr.. Coates knew Of no enemies whatever
that he had Mayor Gaines however, was
untiring in his energy TO ferret the
thing out for the credit Of the town,
and he, with quite number Of others,
were at work quietly yesterday. They
think there is very strong evidence against
two white men here.
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THE DISTRICT ASSOCIATIONS.
Dover Baptists to Convene To-Day-Dates
for Others.

The Dover Association. composed OF
representatives from the Baptist churches
of Richmond and the nearby counties
on the north side OF the James, will con-
yene at Beuah churcn in King william
county, to-day. The body Will be in ses-
sion three days. Rev. II. a. Bagby. OF
Calvary church. will preach the opening
sermon. Some Of the ministers ana dele
gates from this section went down yes
terday and others will go this morning.
The other associations in the State VIII
meet as follows:
James River. July oath, Liberty Chapel,
AppomattoX.
Rappahannock. July 18th, Harmony
Grove Middescx.
Dan River. August 1st, Arbor. ---.
Concord, August 1th. Chase CITY Meek
lenburg.
Middle District. August 9TH. Bethel
Chesterfield.
Strawberry, August 7th. Walnut Grove,
Roanoke. August nth. Straight stone,
Pittsylvania.
Accomac, August Eth. Red Bank, Ac-
comac.
quier.
Lebanon, August 10Th Riverside. Smyth.
Valley. August 18th. Pulaski, Pulaski
Clnch Valley, August eth, JonesVile,
Lee.
Blue Ridge Angus 2lst Mayo. Henry
Appomattox. August Hst Ebelezer'
Campbell.
Albemarle. August 2lst. Hebron. Mel
son
New Lebanon August 81. Tazewe1.
New River. August 18th, Corinth' Gray
son.
shiloh. August 18th. Crooked Run. cul-
pepper. - n,..
shenandoah. August >th RiVerton'
Warren.
Goshen. September lth. Antioch, Or
ange
Augusta. September 4th, Broadway
Rockingham.
Portsmouth, October %, Churchland'
Norfolk.