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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
NOT OFFICIALS NOW.
They Resign from The State Department
at Mr.. 0Iney'S Request.
CEIMINtLITI
ALLEGED.
The secretmry. However. Deemed ~
Change Recommendations ana
other irregularities That Led 10
Tbis-Thc Probable Loss.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. october G.-As
a result Of the investigation into the
methods of the disbursing division OF the
State Department. known as the Bureau
OF Accounts. Francis j. kieckhoeier'
chief of the bureau. and Edward Hay
wood. chief book-keeper. have resigned at
the request Of : cretary Olney
No crimnality is alleged, but Mr
Oney decided that the affairs Of the
bureau had been carelessly conducted,
and deemed change necessary. When
he reached this decision is unknown, but
he selected Mr.. Kieckhoefer'f successor
several days ago, and the announcement
OF his appointment may be made to-mor-
row. The name Of the person To whom
the position Will be- given cannot be ascer-
tanned.
The investigation began last July IN
conformity with the provisions or the
Dockory reorganization law. II II un-
dcrytood that shortages We're discovered
in the accounts Of the sale OF volumes
of the laws OF Congress, or Revised
Statutes. and money received from South
American and Central American govern
tUfntN l'f lIf SNDD'iA VI Ahf i''f'''r'
the American Republics. The experts
found that 5000 credited 70 the later
fund could not be- satisfactorily account
ed FOR. but Mr. KieckhOefer states that
this amount end $L0O more $50" I'm all
Is I'm private bank I'm Washington TO
the credit Of the Secretary OF state. rms
bank does not pay interest. ana rurnor
that tho State Department employees
have benentsi by its deposit appears to
BE- groundless.
So far az the shortage in the Revised
Statute accounts is concerned, the ioi-
lowing explanation is made. Copies OF
the statutes are for sale by the Bureau
Of Accounts at go a volume. Many OF
them. however. have been distributed
free. some on orders from various secre-
taries of state. and in each instance N.D
has been charged against the bureau.
failure 10 keep an exact record OF me
free distribution has somewhat comph-
Gated the matter. but the explanation
given is said to be satisfactory.
IL is believed that the government mas
lost nothing except the Valu" or tne
volumes ~ the Revised Statutes as
tributed free. and Mr. kieckhoefer ana
Mr.. Haywood are abso'ved from blame
for any Intention to defIaud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
The Age Of sacred BOOKS.

tMaX Muller in The Nineteenth C.rt IS
some religions have rrt.i tl.r...,..
on the age OF their sl...I books I.
BFahmans more pdrf .t.'. nlrf-.I.
Their Nedas as far MOI. a....lt tNaa I.I
other Bible. Suppose % V-rr ~.. would
that In any way amr.t lhrIr tsl.. u.
prove their tTutb9 J should u.ra lu.'
the contrary. Certainly. Boz trs desc A
which We live. old age carr.t- SER, i.H.
weight-oid institutions are
treated as old rubbish. OLD m-r a-
Iogles. We might. Therefore. say r I.t.s
10 the Brahmlns the glory or posses.
the oldest sacred boob. They wol.i ,,4
lind out that the walls OF f1rtro--..
not grow stronger by old age. all -t.;
books dating go far back as. a..
70 some authorize. 5.VoJ Il. e.. a..f.
ing 10 others, 700 b. e.. must u....
tain many things. many forms o. t....
many modes of expression thar Dove
grown not only old. but anuqua,.I I.I
are no longer i'm harmony with l.. n.f
as Ne se'- a. Besides. what So 49, -a
If We push back the date OF f.. N!
Testament or OF the Neda ever Psi. ...
Are there not the higher crif. So;
tell rs that 200 p. G.. and even &c.. '.
Is quite modern date comitf.. sf
the dates Of Egyptian and E.I
monuments; And are there
higher critics, VINO assure us r.. .'
that ancient Egyptian and Eir
ciVlllzation, ~ represented .n h-r
ana cuneiiorm writings, must b. ..a..
upon as quite modern. AMI Is 'tf
outcome only OF much earlier TO
more primitive civilization or rlc.t'
cation which has 10 bee stud.,t
the PalaeOlIthic saVagss ~ Ia-.t
the Andaman islanders w -u. -i'.
therefore very little by II t.N I...Is
years. more or less
If Mr.. Tilak. in very leiiH.l Hi
lately published. claims 6sJ p. ITO
very lowest date OF Veil, Nt.-.t.
Professor jacob insist, on fsu b.
the last concession that can b.. mt.
stu keep "a the date whicn ] u.Ji.'}
claimed for the hymns of the RS .'i'
namely. 800 or l50J -. g.. aul o.".'
take care TO add that eV t-
requires "A certain amount u, wi
on the part OF historical critic.
this more moderate date goes ftr
that OF the Old Testament W.
accept the conclusions 81 the f.-
the lower critics. and II seems % Dbl
better 10 YIELD that point AMI Jog ~
Brahmans have the fun credit . .. %
any credit--of possessing the oi1'r.
most remote. AMI IN c0usequ'u..
most obscure. and the most ii1-'
among the sacred books OF the "oii1-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
DOUGLAs-ITS ASSOCIATIONS.
Something About the Family %
That Name.
tSir Herbert Maxwell

,Sir Herbert MAXWELL
Standing on Auchensauch Hill. in the
Upper Ward OF Lanarkshire. one may
view the Black Burn flowing eastward 10
the Clyde. while on the west another
stream. the Douglas Water. takes
northward course TO join the same river
lower down near Lanark. The lustre
OF surname arises from the acts OF
those who bear 1t. yet it, is difficult to
believe that, IL the lords OF this land
had chosen the Saxon title OF Blackburn
instead OF it's Celtic equivalent. chival-
rous and historic association could ever
have woven itself 40 closely round that
name as they have round Douglss-teDier
end true. There may be- many streams
in the north called Douglas and Black
burn Cthe meaning is identicaD. but this
Douglas-thls sluggish. loamy current.
winding through It's green upland dale
Is famous above all other blacawaters.
for 1t has yielded It's name to the proud
est house In Scotland.
: This dale was the earliest Inheritance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28

ceiving iG.206 votes 10 s.ii, for Little
DemocraO. and LIZ for Harris Vroai-
bltionisp. The candidates for the con
gressional vacancy are:
Democratic-ilarvey n. Shepard
Rcpublican--W. IL. Moody.
list-Labor-Michael T. Berry
The candidates for state officers are:
DEMOCRATIC.
Governor-George Fred. Williams.
Lieutenant Governor-James s. Grih-
nell
Secretary OF Edward j. Flynn.
1reasurer-Eben s. stevens.
Auditor-Alfred &. whitney.
Attorney-G enera.-Henry r. Hurlburt'
REPUBLICAN,
Governor-Freder.c 7. GreenhaIse'
Lieutenant Governor Nolcott.
Secretary of State-William NJ DIN.
Treasurer Edward Payson Shaw.
Auditor-,John w. Kimball.
Attorney NJ. knowiton.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Observation-Disclosures Geriy Brown.
Lieutenant Governor-Thomas c. Bad
dington
secretary of State-Charles y. Nash.
Martin W. Moran.
Auditor Andrew II. Patton.
Attorney-Gonera'-C Reno.
PROHI BITION.
Governor-E Edward Kendall.
Lieutenant GovcrnOr-EdWard : Ro-
gers.
Secretary Of State--Willard O. Wylie.
Troasurer-Wilbur ". Purrlngton
Auditor Hermann +. Regnell.
Attorney General-FranK NJ. Forbush
SOCIALiST-LABOR.
Governor Or,tS T.. Ruther.
t-Governor- Patrick 7. D'Neil
Secretary OF Stgte-Joseph +. NaloneN.
Trea surer-ChaTles y. Wentworth
Auditor Frederic 4. Nagler
Attorney General Squire r. Putn"y.
The vote Of Massachusetts, in recent
years has been as follows:
Year. Office. Dem. Rep. PEG. IRON.
Nli. Governor 1880 1897 "GG 800
$50. Governor ..l55G6 1883 i.hS S1,6
So President ..116 Sl2 202,sli 3,21O .'35
1871. Governor ..l57,!S2 l5i,5l5 LIZ 800
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
MARYLAND.

MARYLAND will elect its State officers
and the Legislature. which Will choose "A
United States Senator 10 succeed Charles
III. Gibson OemocraO. whose term will
expire March g. 1897. The candidates for
State officers are:
DEMOCRATIC.
Governor-John t. Hurst.
Controiler-Marion De Kalb Smith.
Attorney-General-Ch G. Crothers.
REPUBLICAN.
Governor-lloyd Lowndes.
tontroller-Robert Il. Graham
Attorney-General--Ha NJ. Clabaugh.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Governor-Henry +. Andrews
CONTROLLERS II. Gibson.
Auorney-General~-B w. Monnett.
PROHIBITION.
Governor-Joshua lowering.
tontfoher-J. ID. Nicodemus
Internationally Frank Tucker
The vote OF Maryland In recent wears
has been AS follows:
Year, once. Dem. Rep. PEG Pro
isS- controller ..... 9s.iY7 1898 3l0a
i~e '.Freadent .'..ii3.Sed s2.7s6 s9s SSH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
UTAH.

Utah will vote upon the proposed State
Constitution. and will elect its iirst state
officers. preliminary To its admission into
the Union, and the Legislature. which v III
choose two United States Senators. The
candidates for State officers are:
DEMOCRATIC.
Governor-John T. Game
Congressman-B. f.. Roberts.
Judges OF the Supreme Court-Samusl H.
Thurman, Richard w. Young. Thomas
MalOney
Secretary of State-Fsher s. Harris
Attorney General a. j. Weber
Treasurer-Alma Greenwood.
Auditor-Guy G. Wilson.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Karl G.. Maeser.
REPU BLICAN.
Goycrnor-Heber NJ. Wells.
Coneressman-Clare f.. Allen.
Judges OF the Supreme Court-Charles
$. Zane James A. Miner, George w.
Bartch
Secretary of State-James T. Hammond
Attorney General-A. c. Bishop.
Treasurer-James II. Chapman.
Auditor Morgan Richards.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Mrs. Emma j. McNicker.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Governor-Henry W. Lawrence.
Congress man-James Hogan.
Secretary OF State-T. &. Bailey
Attorney General-J. ). Weaver
Treasurer-Thomas l.. Jones.
Auditor-H. o. Young.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Irvine r. Aivord.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
lbENNSlLN ANA.

PENNSYLVANIA will elect State Treasurer
AMI seven judges OF the new Superior
Court Each voter is limited to hlIios
iOr six OF the judges. the seventh lenS
given to the minority party by the state
law The candidates are as follows:
STATE TREASU RER.
pemocratic-Be Benjamin +. Meyers.
Neutrality-suspicious. j. Haywood.
Peoples Party-George W. Dawson.
Prohibition-William ~. Berry.
Socialist ahOr-ieorge Anton.
JUDGES OF SUPERIOR COURT
I,emocratic-Oliver +. Bechtel, Christie
pner Magee. James ;. Moorehead, Charles
II. Noyes. Peter +. Smith. and Harman
Yerkts.
kepublican-Cha f.. Rice, T.. y.
Willard. Howard j. Reeder, James \.
Beaver. John J. Wickham. and george
2. OTlady.
Peoples Party-John II. Stevenson. ID.
o. Ccuchlin. William c. Rheem.
P:of lbtion-Edward Campbell. William
W. Lathrope. David Sterrett, Lewis ID
Nail T. Harry Hofrer. Adie a. Stevens.
The vote OF Pennsylvania in recent
,.o,,s hoe boep follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
ELECTIONS OF NOV. ).
4 Dozen States to Vote for Their
General 0inceFS.
EIGHT GOVERNORS TO RE CHOSEN.
Candidates Of All Parties for All the
Oaic~s In An the states-Prcvious
Votes Cast I'm the seNerai
states.
Y OteN
states.

The closing State elections of the year
will be held on Tuesday November Sth.
They arc comparatively few in number,
hut some OF them are important, as will
~ seen from the subjoined list OF the
States in which they are to occur. We
quote from the New York Times the fol-
lowing full lists OF the candidates OF all
parties for the State offices to be filled,
and statement of the recent votes cast
in the several States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
The "New Woman"

is now I'm evidence everywhere. and the
most pronounced feature OF her attire
is her rich. artistic Diamond Jewelry
Our stock was never more complete. and
we are now offering the handsomest line
OF original and unique designs In Dia-
m0nd Brooches. Pins. Pendants. and
Rings ever shown In this market.
THE NOWLAN COMPANY,
y2l east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
PEOPLES PARTY
49,
NEW JERSEY.

New Jersey will elect a Governor. seven
State senator's ana the lower house OF
the State Legislature. The CANDIDATES tor
Governor are:
Democratic-A r McGill.
Republican-JOhn W. Griegs.
Peoples Party-William h. Ellis.
PrOhibtionist-Henry ". Wilbur.
Socialist abOr-Joseph Il. Keim.
The vote of New Jersey in recent years
has been as follows:
Year. Office. Dem. Rep. PEG Pro.
1892. President .....l7lOi2 l56.oSS $50 Sljl
1892. Governor .......l67.257 l5o.632 s9i 7,7j0
1883. Governor .....l3S.2ij 1858 6.tj5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
ILLINOIS.

a special election for representative In
Congress will be held in the Eighteenth
District OF Illinois, 10 III the vacancy
caused by the death OF Frederick Re
mann Republicam. who was chosen last
November. receiving 1863 votes. TO HOS
for Lane DemocraD: 202g for Brooks
PopulisD. and 77S fer Kepley Orohbi'
tionisO. The candidates now are: Ed
ward Lane CDemocrau, W. f. l.. Hadley
Republican,. and G.. :. Culp U'opulisO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
NEW YORK.

New York will elect its State officers,
except Governor and Lieutenant Cover
nor, both branches Of the Legisla.u re.
sixteen justices of the Supreme Court,
and a representative in Congress from the
Tenth District. to nil the vacancy caused
by the death Of Andrew J. Campbell (Re-
publican>. who was elected in November
last. receiving l3.f& votes TO 129S for
Sickles Democrau. The candidates for
Congress are:
Demccratic--AmOs j. Cummings.
state Democratic-Nilliam Browne.
neutrality-suspicious. Getnn.
The candidates for state offices in New
York are:
DEMOCRATIC.
Secretary of S,ate-Horatio c. King.
Confederation Il. Judson.
Treasurer-De witt e. Dow.
Attorney GENERALIZATION Chase.
Engineer and Surveyor-Russell X.
Stuart.
Associate Judge OF Court of Appeals
John ID. Teller.
REPUBLICAN,
Secretary Of State-JoIn I'almer.
Controller-James A. Roberts.
decentralization Is. Co.vn.
Attorney General-Theodore f.. Han
cock.
TsISlit'i anu W
Adams.
Judge of the Court of Appeals-Celora
T.. Martin.
PEOPLES PATTY.
Secretary of State-Thaddeus y. Wake
n:nr.
Controller-David Rousseau.
Treasurer-H. l.. Case.
Attorney-C ieneral-Elias Root.
Engineer and SurveyOr-R. 4. Borden.
Judge OF the Court Of Appa6 CHARLES
Ward.
PROHIBITION.
Secretary of Stste-William ". Smith.
Observation-Disclosures y. Deifendorf
Treasurer-N'illam X. Rathbun.
Attorney Genera-E Elias Root
Engineer and Surveyor-Walter X
Miles
Judge OF the Court of Appeais-Edwin
c. English.
SOCIALIST-LABOR
Secretary Of State~Erasmus PelIenz
Controller-Patrick Murphy
Treasurer--W illism Seer
orney-General-John H. Moore
Engineer and Surveyor-Morris Berman
Judge Of the Court Of Appeais-Henry
Gray.
The candidates for justices Of the SUI
preme Court are:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
How LongfeIIow GOT his Jack ihs
Giant-kiiIer."
(Harpers Round Table,

kftdipti MUM t'N''t
Some time ago I read a ma" tn'''
OF Longefllow which illusu1ted DDS "''
for children +, seems that one hitr ''
low in particular wac FOND Of sErni'"'
his time IN the great poets iibraf'. '".
day. after a long and patient per-''' -
the titles ito HIM great, cumbff'.
works. that lined the shelves. ta' Do.
chap walked up TO IOngfelloN. am 49,
I'm a grieved sort OF way "HS' rN
got a Jack, the Giant-kiiler t',e
fellow regretted TO say that ~ -"
immense library he did not have ~,
The nrtle chap looked at MN pa
plying way. and silently LETT the room,
The next morning he walked IN az.
couple OF pennies tightly olssped 20 '
chubby fist. and. laying them down. -
the poet thal he could now buy 49,
tina Giant Killer VI his oan-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
low L..

Iowa viii elect rs fun list Of state Of.
ficers and the Legislature. which VIII
choose a United States Senator TO sue
coed William Il. Allison Repubiicanl'
whose term viii expire March g. 1891 The
candidates for State officers are
DEMOCRATIC.
rnor-Washngton Irving Babb.
Lieutenant Governor-Samuel H. Bes'
tow
Superintendent of nstruction-Lyman
i. Parshall.
Railroad CommssiOner-GeOrge Jen.
kins.
Judge OF the Supreme Court-Thomas
q. Harper.
REPUBLICAN.
Governor--Francis Marion Drake.
Lieutenant Guvernor-Matt Parrott
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Henry Sabin.
Railroad transformations W. Per
kins.
Judge Of the Supreme Court-Josiah
Given.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Governor-Sylvester Crane.
Lieutenant GovernOr-A. K. Starritt.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
L. Il. Taber.
Railroad Commissoner-E J. StaSon.
Judge OF the Supreme Court. W.
livery.
PROHIBITION.
Governor Frank Bacon.
Lieutenant GovernOr-M. W. Atwood.
Superintendent OF Public instruction
Mrs. l.. ID. Carhart.
Railroad COmmissiOner-H. +. ions.
Judge Of the Supreme Court. W.
Rodgers.
The vote OF Iowa in recent elections
ba bppn "A follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
MASSACHUSETTS.

Massachusetts will elect its FUN list Of
State officers and Legislature. and a rem.
resentative In Congress from the Sixth
District. to MI the vacancy caused by the
death OF William cogswell (Republcan),
who was elected in November last. re.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
OHIO.

ohio will elect State officers and the
legislature which will choose United
States Senator To succeed Calvin :.
Brice. Democrat. whose term will end
March 3. 1891 The candidates for State
offices are as follows:
DEMOCRATIC.
Governor-James T.. Campbell.
Lieutenant AUGMENTATION Il. Peaslee.
Audtor-James W. Knott.
Trelsurer-W William T. Shober.
supreme Judge-Wiliam r. Mooney.
ATTORNEY General-Gcorge y. Fairbanks.
Member Board of Public Works-Harry
Il. keffer.
Clerk Of Supreme Court-John W. Cruik
shank
REPUBLICAN,.
Governor-As 5. Bushnell.
t-GOvernor-Asa W. Jones
Auditor-Walter u. Guilbert.
Treasurer-Samuel b. Campbell.
Supreme Judgc-Thaddeus \. Mnshal
Attorney General-Frank :. Monnett.
Member Board of Public Works-Edwin
l.. Lybarger
Clerk of Supreme Court-JOsiah Il.
Alien.
PEOPLES PATTY.
Governor-Jacob s Coxey
Iieutena Mt -GOvernor--John HI. Crofton.
TreasIrer-George Harper.
Supreme Judge-E II. Stark.
Attorney General-Wiiliam Baker
Member Board of Public Works-Wil-
liam A. Glovd.
Clerk Of Supreme Court-Thomas VI.
Hickman.
PROHIBITION.
GSvernor-Seth II. Ellis.
Lieutenant GoveInor-J. W. Sharp.
Auditor-A. 5 Cation.
Treasurer. n. Hawkins.
Supreme Judee-John +. Moore.
Attorney Generally. c. Bates.
Member Board Of Public Works-James
BENJAMIN.
Clerk of Supreme Court-David +.
Spicer
The vote of Ohio in recent years has
fnl,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
KENTUCKY.

Kentucky Will elect its full list OF state
officers, and the Legislature. which Will
choose United States Senator. to sue
coed Joseph G. :. Blackburn. whose term
will expire March J. 1897. The candidates
Tor State officers are:
DEMOCRATIC.
GOVernor--Parker Wat Hardin.
t-Governor-Rlcnard T. Tyler.
Auditor-L. c. Norman.
TIeasurer-R. c. Ford
Lana Registered. h. Swango.
Attorney General-W. j. Hendrick
Secretary OF StaTc-Henry =. Hale.
Commissioner OF Agriculture-Ion Il.
Nall.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ed Porter Thompson.
Judge Of Court of Appeals-George
Il. Edstin.
REPUBLICAN.
Governor-Wiliiam O. Bradley.
t-Governor-W William J. Worth
ington.
Auditor-Samuel II. Stone.
Treasurer-George W. Long.
Observation-Disclosures o. Reynolds
Attorney General-W. g. Taylor.
Secretary of State--Charles Finley.
Commissioners Of Agriculture-Lucas
Moore.
Commissioner of Public 1nstructlon-W
j. Davidson.
Judge OF Court of Appeals-G George Du-
rele.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Governor-Thomas 8. Petit
Lieutenant-G overnor-Joh r. Blair.
Treasurer-M. X. Gardner.
Land Register-J. T.. Quicksall
Attorney-General-Sila NJ Peyton.
Secretary of State-Don. Singletary.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-H.
ii. Farmer.
Commissioner Of Agriculture-M. l..
Scott.
PROHIBITION,
GovernOr-T. Il. Demaree
Lieutenant GovernOr--H b. Asbury.
Audtor-James NJ. Ragsdale.
Land Registers. T.. Simpson
Attorney General--J. Il. Finnell
Secretary OF State--Mrs. Frances +.
Beauchsmp.
Commissioner OF Agriculiure-S. b.
Weldon
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Mrs. Josephine X. Henry.
The vote OF Kentucky In recent years
has been as follows:
Year Oihce. Dem. Rep PEG. Pro.
1852. President ..l15 i6l lS5iil 23.5O0 ZAP
ls92. Governor ...lii,les ll6,OS7 1851 1898
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
KANSAS.

Kansas will elect Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of the STATE, to succeed
David Martin Repubicam. who has been
nominated by his party for reelection
and apparently will he generally sup
ported on a non-partisan basis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
NEBR ASK 4.

Nebraska will elect Justice of the
Supreme Court and two Regents of the
state University the candidates being as
follows:
DEMOCRATIC.
JudGc-T. J. Mahoney.
Regents-John II. Ames. W. s. Ashby.
FREE-SILNER DEMOCRATS.
Judge-Charles j. Phelps.
Regents-T. W. Blackburn. Robert ket-
tie.
REPU BLICAN.
Judgc-T. l.. Norval
Regents-Charles II. Morrill,. II. l..
Gould.
PEOPLES PARTY.
Judge-Samuel Maxwell
Regents-Mrs. Ella w Peattie. James
II. BOydstOn.
The vote OF Nebraska in recent years
has been as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
VIRGINIA.

Virginia will elect one half OF the mem.
bers of the State Senate, and all the
members OF the House of Delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
FIRST DISTRICT.

Tammany-Charles II. Truax, Charics
r. MscLear. Frederick Smyth.
Republican, Fusion--Charfcs {. Beaman'
Ernest Han. Myer $. Isaacs:
Prob n-Coleridge \. Hart James
H. Laird, Alfred L. Manierre
SECOND DISTRICT.
Reform Democratic-Wiimot +. smith,
James W Covert, Maitin j. keogh.
Democratic-Joseph 7. Marean, Mafuh
J. Keogh. James W. Covert.
RepubIican-Hugo Hirsn. William DICK
ey, Wimot +. Smith.
THIRD DISTRICT
Democratic-Simo w Kosendale.
Republican-Aldcn Chester.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Republican endorsed by DemocrdtsJ-
Chester Is. Mclaughlin.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Republican endorsed by Democrats
Irving q. Vann.
Repub!lcan-W illam Il. Scripture.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Republican endorsed by Democrats
George +. Lyon.
Prohibtion-T. b. Oakley.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
CONGRATULATIONS T. Varnum. Charles
McLou.h.
Repunucan-James W. Dunwell Edwin
\. Nash.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Democratic Robert &. Titus. Myron II.
Peck. Jr., Almon A. Vandeusen.
Repubican-t,dward ". Hatch. Frank
G. I.aughiln. Alfred Spring.
The people of New York will also vote
upon proposition to bond the State
in the sum of s9,rJ1,00J for the purpose
of improving the Erie. Caamplain. ana
Oswego canals. The vote of the state in
recent years has been as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28
rHE R1cHMoND p1spArCH-MONDAv. OCTOBER 20, 1895.

OF the Douglas whereof the Oldest extant
charter IN one granted by King ROBERT
the Bruce. In 1921. TO his iaithfui hese
and brother-n-arms, Sir James of Doug
las. known as the good Sir James, or
the Back Douglas'; but this document
y, mercy confirmation OF the ancient
domains OF deeper interest IL another
rei.c preserved at Douglas Castle-a
sword which. by tradition, is. averred
10 have been given by the King on his
death-bed to ST. James. Doubtless. the
blade r. genuine. but the legend craven
thnrann rnILsf b.. of later dlte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-28

Kentucky will elect its full list Of state
officers, and the Legislature. which Will
choose United States Senator. to sue
coed Joseph C. :. Blackburn, whose term
will expire March B. 1897. The candidates
Tor State Officers are: