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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
The Powers Demand Order in Turkey.

CONSTANTINOPLE,N Nov. 5-The Am
bassadors Of the Great Powers In thcis
reuresentatlons 10 the Porte yesterday
urging the adoption OF adeqgate measures
10 bring about the restoration Of order in
various parts OF Turkey, where there are
constantly recurring disturb inces 10 the
detriment of Christians OF All nations
fafiing whic n. the powers would decide in
concert what steps should be taken. made
reference TO the circumstances OF the in
terventiOn OF the powers IN SYRIA At the
time OF the massacres there In ls5O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

AUSTIN, TEX. NOV. 6.-lrbe weather
was fine to-day. and large attendance
witnessed the regatta races. the great
event OF the day wac the nnal heat. three
miles with turn, double scuii, for the
worlds championship. and purse OF
81, I'D, between England's champions, Bu-
bear aud Barry. and Americas myers,
1.eeruer and Rogers Both crc.s- we're In
the pink Of condition. ard the course was
all that could be desired
Bub ar and Barry spurted and crossed
the finishing line at least couple OF
lengths ahead The success cs the Eng
lishmen was greeted With tremen icuS
cheering. The officlal time wae II W.
which breaks the worlds record ~ B.e2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
WEATHER FORECAST,

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. 6.-For
Thursday:
For virginia-Heavy fog, and possibly
very light rain In the early morning;
clearing during the day; continued warm;
eastsrly winds.
For North and South South Carolina
Partly cloudy weather and local rains;
northeasterly winds.
The barometer has fallen slowly east
Of the Mississippi. ard risen 10 the west
ward. except In Montana. II h higher
on tho middle Atlantic coast and over
northern Rocky mountains stations.
II Is warmer east of the Mississippi. and
decidedly colDs- f9n. ,hs upper lake
regions southwestern TO Texas.
Showers continue OH the south Atlantic
coast, and have prevailed from the uppsv
lake regions soutnwsstward 10 Illinois.
Missouri. Indian Territory. and North
crn Texas.
Fair weather conditions continue from
the Ohio Valley eastward 10 the Atlantic
coast. and the interior of the Central
States. Showers win prevail tomorrow
In the Central valleys and South Atlantic
States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
Utah.

SALT LAKE. UTAH, Nov. e.-Latest
rcturns Indicate the election Of Wells,
Republican candidate for Governor, over
Caino DEM by 1909 20 100 majority
Roberts. Democratic candidate for Con-
grcss. is probably elected over Alien tfteP(
Lv 5l majority. Democrats elect district
Judges. Salt Lake City election goes. 10
the Republicans by decreased maJorities.
The Legislature will be safely Republican,
which insures two United states senators
for the party The Populist party cut an
insignificant figure throughout the Ter
rff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
The Williams Murder Trial

SALUDA, VA, Nov. 6.-Speciai-Ebeyen
witnesses were exS mined for the prosecu.
tion In the Magnolia Williams trial to-
day. The testimony seems TO be all OF
the same character
The prosecution has made better pro-
gress I'm the case to-day than on any
other day OF the trial and expect 10 finish
I'm two more days.
Public sentiment has changed wonder
fully, simply on facts brought out on
q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-In Massachusetts,
with one county 10 hear from, Grcenhaige
(Rcp1. for Governor. has a pluraiitN or
"a tSO The entire state ticket Is elected,
and both branches G. the Legislature will
be- strongly Republican. -
BOSTON. Nov. 6.-Complete returns
from the state give the following vote
for Governor: Greenhslge okep.l lso,-
eoo: Kendall Pro). S,7G6: Williams dDem'1
~. .40l: plurality for Greenhalge oi,i3J'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
Kansas.

TOPEKA. KAN. Nov, s..The Repuh-
49, have elected David Martin 10 be
chief Justice. The result is great sur
prise 90 the Republicans. a.,
,..li, li, - 80 b",ween gO.cCo and 1000. He
esirnates Holidays vote at l9.vD.
Populist Chairman Preidenthaal- a. SAYS ag e tne
total vote may run as high. as S9,op, ana
not lower than 2o.5p. ~ ne % says 'nv,g nnd
is still a POpulist party III N"i'HaS' "''
, ,..r,. aetiy. one. too.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
Queer Ad,ice from Camnos

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Nov. GA ca
blegram frOr. Key West, Fla, sayf:
Passengers by the MascOtte tonight re-
port that the insurgents entered the plan
iation OF Gonzales Mendoza and G, c,ptgred
Two hundred rifles and afterwards de-
manded six thousand dollars. The mat
ter was reported 10 Martinez campos,
who advised that the demand or the In
slIrgents be complied with.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
New Jersey.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-In New Jersey
John w. Griggs is elected Governor by
- 5tg plurality over Alexander Il. McGill
O)em5 and six of the counties which
elected senators returned Republicans.
This will make the next Senate stand:
Republican, Is; Democrats, 3. The lower
house, which was elected ehtre' VIII
stand Republican Al: Democrats, 10
I'm New Jersey the Republican plurality
has crown until the latest returns give
the state To Griggs ptcpJ, for Governor,
80 az ~ut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

SALT LAKE CITY UTAH. Nov. G.--At
o'clock tonight the returns show that
the Republicans have scored "a great VIC
for, They will have a majority I'm the
LEGISLATURE of twenty-nine on Joint bal
lot. The Republican State ticket was
elected hy about so Allen WepJ Is elect
ed To Congress by about lo majority
The vote in favor of the Constitution Is
about 5000 for and 5000 against.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

Later returns only emphasize and in
crease the figures OF the Republican tri-
umDh in State city. and county. The
Populist party IN this city seems 10 have
gone 10 pieces. losing over half OF its
vote in a year Norvalt Kep), for
Judge OF the suprem Court. has been
elected over Maxwell (pop) by plurality
which may reach 300. The Populists
lost In almost every county, ana even the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

JACKSON. MISS. Nov. 6.-Mississippi
IS saved from the Republican landslide by
a large majority. Hon; 6. NJ. Williamson
lee saws that Burkittism and Populism is
a dead letter i'm this state. McLaurin,
the Democratic candidate for Governor
is reported to have beaten Burkitt I'm his
home county (Chickasaw). The major
ity iV''i in tho state is probably 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
NO nrfrERrAL CnaNGE ONO.
The Foraker Faction VIII support Mckin'
ley for the Presidency.

COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 6.-I.ater election
returns to-day do not materially change
the result I'm Ohio. The Republicans have
s. representatives and ~ senators out or
III representatives, AMI 81 senators.
The plurality for Bushnell utep), ior
Governor Will fall between 5000 and l0o.-
900. 1t is generally conceded that thc re-
suit has lfaced Governor Mckinley ON
solid ground I'm Ohio for support for the
presidency next year
The result shows that he and HIS friends
Loyalty supported the Foraker faction. ana
the Governor has earned and viii rs-
ceive the earnest support OF the Foraker
faction next year
The state of Ohio Will now have two
Republican senator's AT the same time.
which has not happened before since the
war. except for bE.e space from 1860
to 1863 when Ben Wade and John Shef-
man held seats together in the upper
branch Of Congress.
The Republican chairman Of the state
Republican Executive Committee claims
ll+O1O majority for Bushnell, and ma
iOrity on Joint ballot in the Legislature
OF 81. The House will stand 8 Republic
cans and - Democrats. Members are yet
In doubt. The Senate viii stand 30 Re
publcans and Democrats. one member
is still i'm doubt.
GARfIELDs son ELECTED SENATOR.
AKRON, o.. Nov. 6-James n. Garfield.
son of the late President was elected
State senator from the Twenty-fourth
and TWenty-siXth districts by an cnOr-
nous plurality. The district is normally
Republican by 1900, but he has carried
II by over 1900 Running with him on
the Republican ticket was Friend Whit
lesy. who has been State senator FOR sew
eral years Garhed's plurality was more
than his 10y 2.po. The district which he
will represent is almost identcally the
same az when his father was first chosen
In 1853 to the office
A remarkable coincidence was the fact
81. .H ftlNH HH Ill
thc fourteenth anniversary of his fathers
assa ssination. lie is "A graduate Of the
Columbia Law School. I'm New York. and
for several years has practicel law in
cleveland lie resides al Mentor. His
wife il the daughter Of the late prcsi-
dent Newell. of the Lake shore road.
lie is thirtv-three years old and closely
resembles the late President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
UtsHINGTON COUNTY.
Both Anti-Democrats Elected-Great DIS
satisfaction-Tr0m Russell.

ratinTN0IIOn-I TOM FIW-sfsIs
ABINGDON, VA. Nov. 6.-special.-The
anal returns OF the county are ali IN, anu
verifes my report OF last night The
county has gone Republican Tor RamDo
and Butt. ., r.
The Independent Democrat A. +. Ram
hos majority over l. IA. lngham lDem.),
s0l. Joseph NJ. Butt 0nd. Demo, over the
Hon. Connally f. Tfigg ,Dem1 l5 ma
Jority. - ... ,,..,.,,.
light. and the election an unusually quiet
one Condemnation OF the Walton law, IN
the hands Of present party managers, IS
widespread. Even among large number
Of Democrats, who, it appears evident
from the above returns, voted with the
The reports from Russell county, lying
north of this, are that IT has been carried
by the Republicans by from oVO 10 60
majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

WINSTON N. C., Nov. Especial. -
Mayor Gray to-day issued proclamation
calling upon the business men OF Winston
10 close their business houses and attend,
with their clerks, the meetings being held
here Nv Eyang, list Fife. A circular mas
also been issued by the pastors and Of
the same reQu 81 OF business men gener-
ally. .-.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
DEMOCRATS LOSE HALIF1N.
The Republican Nominees for the House
Elected py Small Majorities.

Elected py Small NaJoritie-'
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, Nov. 6.-spe-
cial-Further returns indicate the elec-
ton in this county OF both the hepup-
ucan nominees. j. j. Stovall and :.
u Keesee. Hudson OJem) was de-
feated by only five votes. The vote OF
the county was very small not one-thiru
of the registered vote having been poiea.
"Brack" Stovall, as ne is familarly
called. is well known in the state nav
ing been a standing candidate for every
thing In sight for a number OF years,
and having served two sessions IN the
Virginia Legislature-one IN the senate
and one in the House
AIR Keesee is a carpet-bag Baptist
nreacher. with political proclivities. and
inquired conspicuously on the stump IN
the interest of the Populist party during
the congressional campaign Of a year
ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
The Southern Purchase.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Nov Especial
twenty-five thousand dollars i'm round
figures Is What the Southern Railway paid
for their recent purchase OF land here.
The late DR.. FL. Buchanan, who died
In the far Northwest. was brought here
and buried to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

son OF Mr.. Shelton. who kept closely with
the hunt. and took every ditch and every
hurdle that came In their way.
The next meet OF the club will take
place on Saturday afternoon at ; O'Clock.
when Rio Vista will be tho rendezvous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
Iowa

DEs MONIES, Ia, Nov. 6.-The Re
nublicans claim the State ticket by lo,eO
plurality. The Legislature Is overwhelm-
ingly Republican.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
Minnesota.

ST. PAUL MINI, Nov. 6.-Reports
from points along the Great N"rthe.H
Indicate that the strike is "A failure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

A Democratic senator and One Democratic
DELEGATE.

HAEIdSONBURG. VA. Nov. 6.-Spe-
cial.-Ful returns from this county show
that KeeZie tDem), was elected senator
and Patterson (DomD. and Iirkle UlepJ,
elected TO the House The vote was Tor
Senate Keezle, 2,296, Funkhauser I.ep.),
, 100: Sipe (PrOh), 223. For the House,
Patterson Dem), 2,zl6; Blackburn
Dem), 2.153, Lewis kep), 2,2iS; Zirkle
Reo), 2,4l6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-pennsyivania
capped the climax boy going Republican by
lGi ai4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
RANGE or TuERMOMErxR.

Following was the range OF the thar
mometcr AT The Times o9uce lestegqAy;
p. ~. a.; y +. NJ "; mtduiGAe -
Average. W i-3.
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Continued on Second Pare.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
TO IMPROVE LIFE-SAVING FACILITIES

NEW GUYS TO REPLACE THOSE OF THE LYLE
MAKE NOW USED on THE JERSEY COAST
Improved guns for throwing fe-lines to stranded
vessels will shortly be introduced along the New
Jersey coast. The guns will carry much further
against the wind than the ones now In use II Is
calculated that the facilities for reaching vessels
Win lines viii be Increased almost third by the
new guns. All CT those on the coast are the
od-fash!oncd Lyle guns. and frequently fail 10
throw half the distance they ought TO. All Of the
stations will not be equipped at once The supply
CT guns is limited and those ready for delivery
Will be distributed according TO the needs OF the
coasts of the country. Along the coast of New
Jersey the guns Will be distributed that enc
or them can be obtained by any crew whose ordi-
nary gun fails to reach the obi -ct.
Superintendent kimball. of the lfc-savng
ice, mas DESIGNATED the following stations as those
70 receive the FIRST lot: Sandy Hook. Long Branch.
Seab"ght Shark RN or. Squan Beach, Manufacturing,
I0ns l,iver, Cedar Creek. Ecrnegat Harvey Cedars,
Long Beach Little Beach. Little Egg Harbor. Brig
antine and South Brigan;ine.
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POLITICAL ENEMIES NOT FIR APART
SECRETARY HoKE SMITH AND EVAN p HOWELL
IN TOwN-sECRETARY LAMONT. GOVERNOR
GREENHALGE AND SENATOR ALDRICH
At NEW.YORK HOTELS

1HEENHALGE AND SENATOR ALDRICH
AT NETWORK HOTELS
Hoke Smith. Secretary of the Interior, arrived in
inc city yesterday and registered at the 81. James
Hotel few blocks above, at the Marlborough
Evan +. Howell. Of Atlanta is REGISTERED MIR
HoweH arrived in the city a day ahead OF the
Secretary. and until late last night they had not
NET III meeting should occur 1t will probably be
4 memorable incident In political circles
Both Secretary Smith M Howell spent the
Gay downtown among the bankers yesterday and
both said that their business in the city was OF a
personal nature. The interesting feature in con-
hection with the visit of these men TO the city at
the present time is that both are in training for a
race IN the South. but different sides Their
presence here is doubtless due 10 the fact that both
are collecting data for campaign that has Just
opened
Secretary Smith is proprietor OF the ATLANTA
Journal. and Mr. Howell runs the opposition pa
per, the Constitution" In accordance with Pres
dent CicvelanIs ideas the money question
secretary Smiths organ is taking up the fight
against the silver craze which Is spreading through
the South. The "Constitu:on" mas taken n stand
for the white metal, and incidentally is conducting
Campaign of education. in which Secretary Smith
is derGei as false prophet. Mr. Howell has han
died his opponent without, gloves in the editorial
columns OF his paper. and as these papers are the
great organs Of the South. warm fight is prom
ised.
Mir. Howell drew first blood when he published in
the columns OF the "Cons;iiution" a long Interview
with ex-Speaker Crisp in which he came out boldly
FOR b!metIll!sm. This the result of a long
drawn-oui two-sided fight. Both papers Rad az
tempted 20 set Speaker Crisp 10 stand by them and
the white metal organ Within a few dsys
after his uiterances Nj. Crisp was in New-York
getting instructions and looking over the ground
secretary OF War Lamont was also in the city
Yesterday. He found his old hotel the Victoria
closed, and dTifted down to the Fifth Ayenre a.
usual he In the city private business and
had to give out. When asked about the
he said slowly:
Whenever the two elements become so trouhle.
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FOURTEEN NET PHYSICIANS
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES or THE ECLECTIC
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES or THE ECLECTIC
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
The thirty-fourth commencement Of the Eclectic
MEDICAL College was held last night at Chickerng
ttou A large audience present. The stage
was decorated with palms and large quantities OF
rowcr, The Rev Asa d. Blackburn, OF The Church
NJ the Strangers. delivered address the grad
mates in which he called their attention to the re-
snonsibIlities of the profession which they had
chosen.
Professor W r. Spooner conferred the degrees
upon the following graduates: Louis Alderman, LII
Ian Gertrude Bullock. Ella Virginia Cameron Sole
Herzog. Franz Kahlenberg. Arthur Newman. Israel
Neugroschl. Harry Phillips Osolek, Michael s. y.
Pierre. George William Saltcr Lewis Oscar stickel,
Hattie Blanch Ticehurst William Percy Tozer and
Clara Emma Watson.
Members Of the faculty and instructors present
were DR.. August F. Frech DIR. Byron Clark. DR..
George w. Boskowitz Dr.. Henry Armgardt, DR..
Ovid A. Hyde, DR.. William Richardson, DR.. George
W. Thompson, Dr. Max Augsburser, Or George u
Hefter, Dr s Waterman. Or. Il: : Drayton Dr.
Henry F. Waite. Or. John w. Fyfe Or. Harriet {.
Kinds. Dr. S. \. Hardy, DR.. Henry carey, Dr. j.
Howard Yarnall. DR.. ID. A. Cassela. DR. Sidney ,.
Jacobson and DR.. c. W. Brandenburg Among
Of the NewEngland Medical Society. Boston; DIS.
r. TEL LnquiS r a. caIpen'eF' Ai5sit
J. II. Vaughan and F. +. Hin and +. r. ROCKER.
president: a. w. w. Miller Norman ;. Dixie, Fred
erick X. Lee. +. 5. Burt and James PASSOVER, OF
The report of the faculty, which was read by DR..
Harriet g Kinds. showed that the college was in a
prosperous condition and that the session of the
There was musical programme. under the direc-
tion OF August kuntze.
Israel Neugroschi delivered the valedictory adj
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The Gordon Hotels. Limited
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COL wARTyG TO COMPLAINING cii1~]"'

reeidor. on Nanhattan-ave whose name was
not given. addressed a complaint TO the Mayor 'ha'
refuse was not removed from the front OF MS mouse.
The Mayor referred the complaint to comm'sso'.er
Warlng Of the Street Cleaning Department VINO
sent a reply yesterday in which he says:
you ike very roanv others are evidently laborins
under the IMPRESSION that 1t Is the business OF this
Department TO remove refuse other than asnes.
II is nor All that | have been attempting 70 get
done nv WALTON e GO was To relieve citizens OF an
en- barra ssment without cost and without exceeding
my legal powers. Legally. have nothins whatever
TO do with anything hut ashes. garbag" ana street
sweapIrgs with an effective law FOR restraining Dy
fine those who throw paper into the streets ana
now. I am glad TO hope. with an effective police 10
enforce II.
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some that troops are called out, come anu '00 '''
and III talk about military niltte!s. 49, r,fth Ave-
Senator Nelson P. Aldr!ch vas a. ''e i
nuc Hotel yesterday. He said; .h,,r ~ sum.
This kind of weather MAKES me ' M trlp 10
Europe shortly" ,,,,,... -, DcruhiIcan
Whom asked about the proba OF don in 1885
he said: The Republican party VIII win az r's'
Governor Greenhalge, OF Massachusetts, W. Was f az
the Waldorf yesterday but left early n S Ta Reoi
in ies but when asked about this report yes..oay
dodgei an answer He said: Il VIII ansWe, iOr me ~,
old Bay States adherence 10 i''pu''''"'''
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A PROTEST AGAINST ASSEMBLY BILL NO. 1870.

A PROTEST AGAINST ASSEMBLY ELL NO 1890.
Tho officers and members OF the Fire Depart
ment of the City Of New-York have entered a pro-
test against the advancement Of the measure
known Assembly Bill No. 1870, which authorizes
the Fire Commissioners to inquire into and deter
mine the claim OF George l.. Crum to be placed
upon the pension roll Of the department. The fire
men contend that Crum resigned his position in
the department after only twelve years service
for the sole purpose of accepting a situation with
shorter hours and higher pay. They deny his
eligibility for pension TO grant which they con
tend would lead 10 many similar claims. and be
q severe menace TO the departments pension fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

that there might DO n general combination ar
ranged between the makers Of electrlcai GOODS IN
be Obtained In this city to indicate that me west
insnouse Company would unite win other COM
panlSs.