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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
wise.

NORTON. VA. May I.-Special-R
turns from nearly All the precincts in
This county give Bruce OomD. FOR Com
monwealth's attorney. $50 majority over
Vicaro ReDD: Miller lRep). for sheriff,
24 over Kilbourn Npem); Maxwell
Deml. for Treasurer. Jl3 over Hamilton
fRopD. Kelly DemD for commissioner.
40 over Beverly lRopl.
The election> while very exciting, pass
cd off quietly.
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Sheriff Southwark. 80. Solomon, 81.
TreasGrer-Brauer. Al; Leake, So.
Commemorative Attorney Sands. liz.
Commissioner of Revenue dis.
trict-Childrey. u.s. shaw, %; Lower dis
trict-Kcmp rs. Gillian. H.
Justice OF the peace-Bowles, l2l. Rueg
a.. Lewis l0l. Morris. n.
Supervisor Powers. Q. Browning, l2o.
Constablc-Armbrecht los.
Ovcrsecr Of the Poor-Patterson, g.
Mann. 81.
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MANY ARRESTS MADE.


There seems 10 have been number or
Observation-Disclosures as To- the casting OF
the ballots. AS a result a. number OF
arrests were made and several mIeis-
trates Will have their hands flll invesr-
eating matters to-day William West
lake was arrested ON complaint of Com
stable samuels. who charges that the
man intcrferred with him while the oft-
Ger was discharglng his duties and main
tanning order al Bakers precinct Thurs
day. Spencer Gillian. defeated cauli-
date for commissioner of the revenue
was also arrested upon the charge OF
violating the election law by trespassing
within the prescribed boundary line of
the polling place al Bakers
Another warrant was issued against
j. William Donley. the ex-man carrier
who Thursday swOre out sharge OF
fraud against Election Constable Myer
Angle. az the same precinct. The case OF
Mr. Angle Will come up to-day before
Justice Vincent. and IN is very probable
that he will be- promptly discharged. as
the negro whose vote 10 Is alleged be- en-
deavored % change, denies the truth OF
the charge. and thus exonerates him.
10 10 230 o'clock yesterday afternoon
j. ". Donley had been arrested three
times. Besides the charge made against
him by Election Constable Niger Angle.
Cyclone" Samuel and George Mask
swore out warrants against him.
Constable Samuel wears an ugly dark
red cut under his right eye And there
is warrant out for the arrest Of one
John Dwyer. who struck the Cyclone
with "A brass knuck or something OF that
character In a personal encounter.
Commissioner OF the Revenue l.. II.
Kemp was arrested yesterday afternoon
on the charge OF having crossed the 20
foot boundary line al the polls Thurs
day j. W. DOnley was the complainant.
An effort was made 10 secure the ar
rest OF Constable Samuel by political
enemies, but failed.
Tha casa OF CommlssionAr Kamn and
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fRUIch DEhOCRsTS.
The, u Better 1nan lsarec,ea-oos.,io

They - Better Ihan specialization
rs so Legality "f the Election.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 2f-SDe-
cial-The result OF the election is more
favorable TO the Democrats than was
expected at late hour last night. The
only serious defeat Is for the Office Of
Commissioner OF Revenue. Magruder
Jones. Republican. having "a considerable
majority q considerable majority over ".
T.. BOllafd Democrat. the incumbent.
The Following are the official majOrities,
az near as can be secured.
i. X NJ. Newton. Democrat. received
Oi3 votes for Commemorative Attorney:
A. c. Garrett. Democrat, ~, Mills;ead.
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others arrested will doubtless be dis
missed when the examinations are gone
into. IL is generally believed that the
charges win not be sustained.
The total vote cast was about 300.
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The Vote by Precincts.


Sheriff Southwark. 30. solomon, 81.
Treasurer-Brauer. 53; Leake. &c.
Commemorative Attorney Sands, lbl.
Commissioners OF Revenue-Jp PIPER DIS
rrict- Childrey. 81. shaw 100; Lower dis
trict-Kemp. 81. Gillian. 81.
Constable-Armhrecht 1873.
Justice Of the Peace-Bowles, Jos; Lew
is. 81. Rucg. l0l. Morris, 81.
Supervisor Browning, 100; Powers. 4.
Oversoer of the Poor-Mann, So, Patter-
son, los.
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Sheriff Southwark. los. solomon. 262.
Treasurer Brauer. pa. Leake. il5.
Commemorative Attorney Sands. 3ii.
Commissioner of Revenue Upper dis.
trict-C hudrey. 2S. Shaw. los. Lower dis.
trict-kemp. 2D. Gillian. 20.
supervisor Browning. M5. Powers. p.
Onstablc-Armbrecht 35l.
Justice of the Peace owles. 2s3. Lew
is. 3ls Morris. s.. Rugg ZH.
Overseer Of the Poor Mann, 100, Patter-
son. lJy.
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Sheriff Southwark 81. Solomon. %.
Treasurer Brauer 53. Leakc. %.
Commonwealth Attorney Sands. g.
Commissioner of Revenue Upper dis
trict-C hildrcy. 23. Shaw. 90. Lower dis
trict- Kemp. 40. Gillian. is.
Constable Ambrecht. %.
Justice of the Peace Bowlcs. So, Rugg,
90. Lewis. 30. Morris. o.
SUPERVISOR Browning 80. Powers ..
Oyersoer Of Poor Patterson, so. Mann,
90.
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Sheriff Southwark. 90. Solomon. 1n.
Treasurer Brauer. l26. Leakc 30.
Commemorative Attorney Sands f1s.
Commissioned OF the Revenue Upper
district -chilirey. l5i. Shaw. %. Lower
district Kemp. lG; Gillian. l3.
Constable Mosby. III. Lawrence. 80
Justice of the Peace D1rrac0tt. 100,
Teller. lG. Vaughan. l5. King. 13.
Supervisor Rose. llG. Penlck fi.
Overseer Of the Poor -Lltchheid. 2i,
Ford. g..
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Rockingham.

HARR1SONBURG VA. May 2i-Spc-
cial.-ln the election yesterday boz this
county Charles u. Harrison Rcp) in-
cumbent. was elected hy 2li majority
John 4. Switzer G)eml received - ma
j0rity over Y. p. Lam tRepl incumbent
T. ". Rehcrl diepJ was reelected
by 9l9 majority
OF the Board OF Supervisors the Demo-
Gratis elected two and the Republicans
three.
Republicans elect four out 81 iye COM
missioners Of the =, fenue ln this Gem
trad district the ID mocrats elect nomi-
nees for Justices of the Peace and con-
stable
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Sheriff Southwark %. Solomon. a.
Treasurer Brauer. 90. Leake. ~.
commemorative Attorney Sands. i09.
Commissioner OF THE Revenue Upper
district Childrey. g.. Shaw. i6. Lower
district Kemp. 90. Gillian. f6
Supervisor Rose. lHi. pen.ck. -.
Justice of the Peace -Darracott, 81
Tiller. 90. Vaughan. %; King. -.
Constable -Moshy. e., Lawrence. IS.
Overseer OF the Poor-Lltchneld. q,
Ford a.
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Richmond County Republican.

WARSAW. VA. May 2i-speciai-
Richmond county Republicans elected a
fun county ticket yesterday. with the
exception OF J. ". Chiuu. Jr.. for Com
monwealth's Attorney. who had no OPP
pouenf.
The following ticket was elected. Treas
urer. Frank Garland. JOB majority, Com
missioner of the Revenue. a. B. Johnson.
% majority. Sheriff T.. ". Garland. 0
majority. Two Democratic Supervisors
and two Republicans were elected.
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Sheriff Southwark. 50. solomon. 306.
Treasurer Brauer. a29. Leake 3d.
Commonwealth Attorney Sands. 3s2
Commissioners OF Reveuue-U PIPER disc
triet-Childrey. 2n. Shaw. 81 Lower Dis
trict-Kemp. 3i5. Gillian. &C.
upervisor-flechler 29. Carter 81. Tai
ley b.
Coustablc-Tuck. 300; Strickland. ls
Justice OF the peace-N Vincent. 20.
Pierce. 2,9. George ". Thomas. Ml.
Frank Christian. 2sg. Ness. li6. pOcki.us-
ton. 90; Kidwell o.
Oyerseer OF POOr-Tiller. f02.
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Sheriff Southwark, us. Solomon. S.
Treasurer Brauer. l3i, Leake. So
Commonwealth Attorney Sands. 22l
Commissioner OF Revenue Upper Dis
trict-Childrey. los. Shaw, %. Lower
District-kemp l56; Gillian D.
Constable Samuel. ZH
Justice Of the Peace-No opposition 20
Democratic nominees.
supervisor-Fraysior, jas; Garrett 5l;
Hughes. g.
Overseer Of Poor-Warinor r., Jack
SON III.
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The COUNTY ELECTIONS.
Interesting Contests in Many Sections
OF The State.
HOW The WALTON LAW WORKED.
COmpa ANTS Against SPECIAL COnsiableS
in Washington County.
PEW OR NO REPUBLICAN GAINS.

The Race Track Men Win Victory In Alex
nndrla Conn y--Independenfs sweep
Wa.Lincton-. Free. for-,,il Fight in
uslifax-Noio slowly Count
ed aii over Tho state.
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Ronro2e County.
RockbrIdge.

LEXINGTON. VA. May 2i-Spccial.-
The returns from yesterdays election
are coming ln slowly. but there are
enough in hand 10 assure the election
of an the Democratic county and dis
trict officers bv a safe plurality over the
Republican and Independent tickets y
Democratic Sheriff. Treasurer. and Com
monwealth's Attorney, and an district
officers are returned.
10 is impossible 10 secure mai0rites and
nlMn.ll ngur-. until tn-mnIrnM.
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Shenandoah.

WOODSTOCK, Va. May Special
Shenandoah county elects g. W. kOontz
Democrat treasurer by "a majority;
James g. Baker UemOcraU. Common
wealth's attorney hy 45 majority; O.. T..
Wightman Republican,. for sheriff. hy
Go majority.
The six commissioners OF the revenue
elected were all Democrats. The Board
of supervisors will stand four Republicans
and two Democrats. one Republican being
elected by one majority.
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Calpeper.

CILPEPER. VA. May "a Special
The county election passed OF exceeding
dates for the Offices Of Commonwealth
attorney, sheriff ard supervisor had no
opposition.
The main fight was supposed 10 be be
tween the candidates for treasurer. BY
"A signed agreement, money was not 10
be used. Most voters attempted TO pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
Nansemond.

SUFFOLK. VA. May Special.-Of-
fetal returns from eleven precincts in
NansemOnd county elects j. d. Ellis.
Treasurer; T.. T.. Holland. Common
wcalth's Attorney; \. II. Baker. Sheriff
r. W. Artman, Commissioner of the
Revenue. District No. T. and IS. j. OLE
ver Commissioner of the Revenue. Dis
trict No. >. By majorties OF from four
10 seven hundred. All are Democrats.
and the Board OF Supervisors. three DEM
ocrats and one Independent.
Special constables assisted voters when
called. and there was no trouble any
where. The Republican ticket did not
command the fun party strength a
good many negroes voted the Dmocratic
ticket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

LrRAY. VA. May 2-Special-Full re-
turns of yesterday election In Page indi-
Gates q larger Democratic gain over th-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
Northumberland.

EASTNILLE. VA. May 2i.-Special.-
The Democratic nominees Of Northum-
bcrlard county were elected. with one
exception. l.. T. Smith CDemocraD. FOR
commemorative Attorney. was elected
hy a majority Of 80; j VI. Booth Demo
crap. for Treasurer was elected by a
majority of 90; W. T.. Flint Democrat.
for Sheriff, was elected by q majority OF
-: James Coles. Independent candidate.
endorsed by the Republicans. was elect
ed by a majority OF %.
The names were transpOsel on the
ticket.
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Nott,way remocratic.

BURKENILLE. Va. May .f-Special-
The election passed of more pleasantly
and quietly at BUrkeVille Ihan has been
the case for many years. Hon. ". \.
Watson. for Commemorative Attorney
is elected by AT least 40 majority. The
balance Of the ticket elected is Demo
cratic 10y an overwhelming majority. ex-
cept the lower district: FOR Commissioner
Of the Revenue. between Captain a. y.
Jones and Mr. John W Jones. Captain
Jones. who was Independent, Is one Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
Montgomery Republican.

CHRISTlANSBUKG. VA. May 2I-spe-
cial-Flanagan Republican is elected
over Smith by q. Haynes Republican,.
for treasurer. elected without opposition.
Moore Rcpubhcan) rs over Hermans I'm
dependent Republican,. Both the RepuD-
leans for commissioner are elected. lu
other words. they carried the county for
all offices, having no Democratic opposi-
ton
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King william


election in Louisa. b. J.. Richardson
Democrat was elected Treasurer. over
II. j. Vale. a. j. Richardson. District
so. 2. was elected Commissioner of the
Revenue over Henry Gardner DemocraD.
Or. j. w Baker District 40. 2. was
elected Commissioner of the Revenue
over George Morris G'usiom. r. J.. Cor
don had no opposition for Common
wcalth's Attorney. j. W. Voolfolk. for
Sheriff had no OupOsitiOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

STANTON. VA. May 2i-Special.-
Tho vote Of Augusta is not yet complete
owing 10 the large number OF names for
district offices. The following general Of
ncers have been elected. There were no
party lines. and no nominations. although
some Republicans ran in the various dis
tricts. .-o,.
for Sheriff Watts. 3.225; Wilson, l'loz'
Watts majority. 1855.
Treasurer Mcfarland. @.las; ililahs
100. McFarlands majority. zN5r
Commonwcalths Attorney MeaHc j..
White 2.i97; John a. Alexander z'fi-'
Whites majority. o.
4 colorod man named Thomas Sellers
was arrested for voting under false
name. This was the only arrest made.
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Cin"n Forse.

CLIFTON FORGE. VA. May 2i-Spe-
cial.-The election for town officers was
held yesterday. and one of the largest
votes ever polled al any election was
voted here. A straightout Democratic
ticket was elected. with the exception of
one Republican councilman.
4 young man elected az the head of the
ticket for Mayor. which means big
change in the affairs OF the town.
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Ring AID Queen

WALKERTON, VA, May special
The election for county officers passed
on very quietly. no Republican candidates
being i'm the field. The fight was between
the Democrats.
County Treasurer Porter Was rc-t lcctcd;
&. -. Jones. Commemorative Attorney,
J. J.. Eubank. Sheriff. and so far as heard
from Mr.. Wallace MCGeOree is elected
again. Much interest was taken by the
friends OF the different candidates.
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Those elected IN York county are:
Sheriff. Thomas Phillips; Treasurer. Geo.
l.. Smith; Commissioner. g. +. Bryan.
Commemorative Attorney, J. r. Hub
bard: MISREPRESENTATION. G.. @. Himmel-
wright: Grafton. W. +. Gofigan; Nelson,
]. c. Bess: Poauoson. r. J. Forrsst
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FREDERICKSBURG. VA. May "a
Specialize entire Democratic ticket is
elected by a safe majority in kirg George
county as follows. Commonwealth At
torney. r. n. Bevan. Treasurer r. r..
Ninde. Sheriff O.. ". Price. Commission
or Of Revenue r. II. Pullen.
Spottsylyania county reelected ". g.
billiard Treasurer. 4. b. Rawlings. COM
monwvalth's Attorney. r. 4. Harris.
Sheriff, :. j. Baegatt. Jr.. and Robert
Jerrett. Commissioners Of Revenue.
Oncial returns from Stafford county
give II. O. Chesiey Rep) for Treasurer.
520 votes. no opposition. For Common
wealth's Attorney. Chichester. go. White.
81. Berry. 4o3. Chichesters plurality. 10
For Sheriff, Kennedy tRepD. 73; Moncure
DemJ. 65l. kennedy's majority, ll5
Coakiey RopJ and Tolson DemD. are
elected Commissioners OF Revenue. de-
featng Combs and Lucas (RepJ. incum-
benfs.
In this county all the supervisors-elect
are Democrats-the first time In fifteen
years.
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snythc.

MARION. VA. May o. special.-The
count of the vote AZ this place was not
completed until o'clock this morning
Complete returns from all the precincts
OF the county give George ". Richardson
rs majority for Commonwealth At
torncy. r. ". Leonard Repl 50 ma
jority for Sheriff. 4. p. Stone. l.9) ma
jority for county Treasurer.
a fun vote was east 10 the county,
and the operation Of the Walton law was
generally satisfactory.
The election passed quietly IN all parts
Of the county.
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Chesterfield.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 2i.-The fol-
lowing is the vote Of Chesterfield county:
For Treasurer Or. J. Il. Gillian Demo
crau. l.S99, C.. L. Pettigrew independently.
sos. GNiiam;s majority N5. For Com
missioner OF Revenue, District No. I.
r. A. Woodhn UemocraD, 1892. w w.
Pace independently. 1853. District No. .. :.
). Mann Democrat. 1883; u. a. Lane
PopulisO. 26i. For CONFERENCE.-The At
torney. =. V. Cogbll. no opposition. For
Sheriff, Chastlne Gill; no opposition.
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KEYSNULLE. VA. May Special
The election in the county passed Off
very quietly yesterday. Very few at
tended the polls. The old officers had
no opposition. and were all reelected
There was considerable excitement for
Mayor and councilmen In our town. The
candidates for Mayor were G.. A. Os-
borne. the incumbent. and W. T. Clark.
Mr. Osborne was elected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

LYNCHBURG. VA, May Special -
Returns from surrounding counties indi-
cate Democratic victories In Campbell
and Amherst and i'm Appomattox the
Independent Republican ticket is elected.
Mr.. Courtney Franklin defeated Hon. IL.
u. Flood for Commemorative Attorney
in the latter
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18
FAT TAKEN OFF!

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 Reduce Fat and Give Comfort and Sup pOrt-Ri. Pills and alt Are a Harmless Miner al Treatment, and They Cure. Selina Hummiston Harlan, Author of
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Arizona republican., 1895-12-18
CIVlLIZTNG THE PIMA.
A Canldalta flo Be Presented by the
 SaIdaton Indian School

Over alt Saoaton Christmas tlhere will be an elaborate entertainment at the Indian sdhool, a cantafta being the most important number.
 Think of it!' said h gentleman lately returned nrom the reservation, ia ,canltata by the sons and daughters of the Indians who know ndthing more musical Than a rude chant of about two notes that seems common ito all the North American tribes. And over at Sacaton, ttoo,' he continued, "a number of the pupils of tdhe Indian school have learned to dance. Its not the oapers cut at a dog feast but ,waltzes and polbas and they dance we'll, let me as sure you.
 Surely its enough to get civilization into their heads, ito Odcupy the neat beds provided for them at the agency and its really incredible to understand
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18

Journal Miner: M J. FIickey's hack is on ehe way to Prescott again. The vehicle was recently ldhe subject of li'ti- galtiIon lin Phoenix, the man to whom MT Hickey sold it on the fnstallment plan refusing ito either make his pay ments or return the hack, after having it in ihis possession flor ithree months. MT Hickey repleWiined and secured pos session of it and is returning it to Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18
Save Assessment Work on Mines

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 LEWIS WoLFLEY,
 Civil and Mining Engineer and U. s. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, Phoenix. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18

that many IOf the graduates go off upon HIhe reservation and fall lback into their it is too much ito expect 8 radical change in one generation, bull this course of treatment will surely eivilfze the Indian of the second generation"
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18
Ho for White Hills Ninllg Camp
Fri eskly Stage Line.

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 Fare, s7; freight3c.
 Shortestand most direct route to the Na. White Hills mining camp. Stage office atsJor the W. H. Tsggart Mercantile company. Rxty oonveyances on application.
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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-08
TO SAIL THE SEAS OVER
THE PACIFIC SQUADRON MUST
KEEP MOVING.
Secretary Herbert Sends ORDERS to Ad-
m'rai BeardsIso to Keep ships
Moving.

WASHINGTON. Jan. I'm tho execu-
ton oil his policy OF keeping orr cruisers
n motion and sway from home ports,
Secretary Herbert has instructed Ad-
miral Beardslee, commanding the Pa
elfic station, to cause the ships attached
to that station now at Mare Island and
ready for Hervice to 90 to sea. the ex-
act cruise OF each weasel has not been
specified, and they will probably be left
for the determination OF the admiral.
who has been instructed. however, to
see to il that the vessels are not for any
great length of tims beyond the reach
Of orders from the department,
Doubtless the Mon .erey and Oily mpia
will be ordered to cruise from one to
another OF our OWE Pacific ports because
the first named is unable to carry coal
for an extended cruise, and The latter.
luet about to be commissioned. being
untried. should be near q navy yard i'll
case any defect is developed. Aside
from theae there will be available for
cruising in the couree Of a few weeks the
Philadelphia, Boston, Marion, Michigan,
Adams, Alert and Thetis.
1t is highly probable Admiral Boards
lee will order one of the ships, perhaps
the Philadelphia, to run over 10 Hawaii
on abort cruise, but the intentions OF
the navy department in the matter have
not yet been disclosed.