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Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
Dent life, til priien itlstf

9ualioelioe Ndnbiuapiite Iaentcr o. ssn ,
"5eam" Itaar til 2auoipaereS 2ilV0Nas1
Sirip III llnoertesreoe eiter Starter % "''|
mere NplnsninAer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
Bebanhltns nf EnIpr.

Oct iol pare iaa siilSt at en- 30 melter nusIe GRADER,
euer laoer cs it9e en- Pint, li9e irar for ben iaar I'm aalu, oa
iaa, naar Sulunin9en er oueritooet,, ~besvnoer paa en- 'sri1,
men meo en- bel anoenlosS 6lom al Nlelt. Oct fan peI pore.
at bette er ct 9esn paa en- COB Melteto, men oct uilbe boa in.
mes at pare mere iornuftiot at Soeu life bleu tuunaet til at
p%roOutere WeIt til ben Dag, oa ben iol bere; baabe ben %
SoIuen, meoenS ben enonu lieser MooerenS 9iu, piloe infer.
Iit itan i8 GoOt paa, on Son beu iritaset for Meltnina be
6 ioite Tiger, ir ben ital taIpe.
Nonr 'au SaIpen cr tommen til @er6en, bgr Den lioeino.
eoot Irar tGgeS bort ira NoOeren; De 5leite bolber mol nor.
at esnue isrit 1al iaa Sop til at little rem ben gpisbte, men
buerten er bette nsopenSist eler Bet gamer - tuertimob.
SOen tGnter ira bet Eieblit mere paa aalueu, emo ben e(srs
piloe baoe 8iort, os, naar man iaa taser ben bort, pirter bette
til at 9icre ben urolis os opbioist.
Delft bpr aaIpen iiafies iau louot bort, at buerten Noos.
ren sIler ben bser b~inunOens 2ausielsIpoe. Zen bcr ,pttes
'uo en- gtnss, TOM allereoe er siort itano iforpeien. Inn m
nsO triItt 6almlsie. Gr ben tasst lise fra Sosu uoeu of prre
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08

GAG FL NIT ORD FOR DIET, men sp8rg an 4 spSS \
l Kj6bmand eller Nabo, som har hTHgS AZ, Sst q
White Wine of Tar Syrup"i de vii forttlguSS os al
den bcdste Hostemedicin psa Jordeh' ~
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
so.

beben Titet, bpr Den, on bet er tieli0t 9eir, 0nioeS 9o" " /
meo 6alnt eller li9nenoe. !
Gn Zines lib eiter 6orlDsninoen meIte8 SoFn' G%
gIelt, mems ben euonu CT pornt, oppper man in 9'ono u"
SaIuens Nlunb, 90, meoeuS Den beeiarligt in9er paa'u9'"l
laoer man otsie mere o0 mere foume neo | NeI'''V"",
Salpens iu9enoe 3uuse frl9er neb, 90 mart orit'eF oL" Nv
"Saate". ) 6pritniueen er ben huber Sritn'n8en N'| ~
ben llpone, at ben liaeiom ftau9er neo UleltebeheH' ""
bgr oenne boloes euer itaa i~ittert; mart pil ben DOG 'Vs,l
bette uuaien, ba ben ioritaar, at bet itfe er rsopeno'8" y,
nemli9 mn Ell ben mebfeot gepaselie, iom, roar 0n Wv
Mloberen, pirter ill., at oerne Hyper neb mere Welt wv >,
aaereoe ueo 6Soielen fact ~glnleoning til at iu9e S0E"' '"
lpanen bGnee l1n9ere ben. I'D
GoiHllcS be to, trur 6ooielen bar fanoet Ste'' W
SienoItab 90 SlretItob oermeo Iuaes en- Stres ooeF' 'V ''''
Barter itaar zig berpaa. sd
@n ing Salu Dor aloris nippes no paa ri 6oo, i|
er bleuen olbcieS tam inbe lin Siuoe, os ~foltebGr' "a" Va n
rent tiGlen, % en- gebunblins, iom pirter oerbeH, boz '' S
iaa, lise til ben er poren % til ollie Sioer, tbi Ell ulo % "''
big So e0er Ore er lite til at bolbe ub meb.
Slippes Ell aloeles uilo aalp no paa ri N'oL' ~
man not faa ianoe Srbiproset: Oct er at lobe omI'P' -
aalue; bet nil iise, bet er omtrent frustssIOft at tame ""
iaa ben fat. -.
Wiebens Salpen oriftsr, moa ben faa 9ou I'll al V"" ~
les %uioritpret; Mabro pl ben bape lieeiom ri Inorei wv
lille iaa 2ilaoeIe til at brittle sler ipiie 5reo, oa 0.O" ~
ioriiramt al ia, os bet er lille irit for, at Saaoant U" W"
l ben, osiaa efterat ben er bIepen poren.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
Stor Srano I SronoDjettt

Gn itsrre Sloebronb uobrsb |
SrunObiem Rat til Sirsous ben Abe
Qtpril i Stranosaben % uObrsbte fig
meO riOenoe Surtigbeo / be samle Sras
gaaroe meb gdmmeloagie TRANCE Bag
gaber.
Salt antanbtes 10 9aarbe, bporaf
2 neobrGnbte totalt og 4 mere enb
balppeis, bporiblunbt Sjsbmdnb Slliz
tpers, Sisrnet al Muntegaoen %
Stranbgaoen. s oenne 8adro bapbe
autttpnsforpalter og Stattefoeeo 1T
&Ontor, pg bet pGrcifulOe artip, oms
fattenbe be iibite 40 4ar, ppbrGnbte
totalt. 0erimOb blep Yengene "a be
puglise &ontoriagsr rebbeos. Store
9areld9ere er brGnote.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
n. LOHRBAUER

1877 T.. Cd Street, 2!5 NashlnE.o" Wy
ST. PA VI, MIN
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08

gortsn. 9lpften bleo imtbl.rtto badoe
eaepe os tplO os ct uoei al DC 10
Serrer penbte tilba9e. SlotsperloS
nalet bssDnbts at blips Gnslte!l9t os
beapnbte at sjsnnemiese 9arten. utan
Isste piot, og man isgte breot nosr'
Reiultat. Saa fanbt man paa at be-
aips fla n.o til Stranpsn: Der meotes
man af ct forferbelist Spn.
acnaens Ds Doctor bon 9noOehs
aio flso lias pep Grandchildren.
geaae bapbs blobise Gin9re O9 ale.
berne bar oprepns iom eftsr en- rdlsnoe
m fortpilet aamp. Men bporleoes
bet bar gaaet for fig entef, aOh9en
bar billet mproe lin Spttor eler Qom
noole mensr) 9ottoren bar ptlet tor>
binbre aonsen / at begad Selpmoro
= oerom tier Siitorien.
"gautsn paa Ssien bar intet Sssn j.
oa Saga bar CLIENT, bpaO bun ptplte.
aeiIer alsranber ben 2oen os Ae'.
fer Nrisbrid, aronprins 8uSolpb al
giterriss os prsiioent earnOt - bet
bar / be iibite Siaar pGret lnoerltse
traaife 2ipsfiabnsr. Stge1l AZ Dem
bar bog bet ialiOmt Sdmlettte Stlar
oDsr fig iom ben i~tuttsls 2uoOts Den
2oen.
9ubItabet ON 2ropl9s
Ssb Tom til 8roberen Mdr'S 8uro>
FAB 9mtIemanbags Morgen. Senne
traplepe ON pau 9ulpet i 1T SoosSes
maj / Sobeni9pansen og piaeoe Spros
bar. Gtatlsn lsftsbe pau Scpsoet peo
Mebbelelien, % bet bar, iom butteoe
Der for ct Sieblit lpie Minoer fra bans
g~arnbomsaar op / bans forbtrreoe
Sierne. 2ubpis fan life mere tonlme
ga beipse mig bd." bpitebe ban title
ben for iis. "Stattars 2uoptg, iaa
faur bu ingen SorbbGr mere ="
Sa after ldabe @dnpiooets gedt 'tg
oper bet lille Clint at Soritanb, iom
ct Setunb bdpbe Gpit op / bans Stpgses
tilo9rslie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08

Sruabe Ole brpppes puu bere8 6oueb, men gt mao sisrcs
~forii9ti8t, oa furue8st al 6eOtiubitonts uirter ~ifabelist paa
benz.
2urtepS Iher at fare piot % brebt oe tribes ba, naar be
er tore moi, %ollerbeot. Naor be iaa ON Soften eIler uboper
Winteren 'taI scoes, moa De iaa alt, be oil ipiie at f~iorsam'
melt 6 orn; mt ouer life.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08

Storartet. "Ru, Glie, bpors
ban liter bu at bare gift?"
"@a bet er itorartet. @i bar pGret
gifte en- llge pg bar trGttet otte 8ans
ger, og isg bar bebolbt @aI9plabien
bper 9dn9."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-07
NEWS 0F TIE Dat.

Senator Qneys Of Pspnsylven;is, v.no
is IL Washington, esys ~ s6or; vii ~
nsds 70 rssarrsc; enc pass l.ls Jlnglsy
5sarif pill
.Gae 2rsaiaeui .emorsd 2sdieE ".
l:alicLgaisy postmaster ii Springfield. L.
Is.ioi<., !ss.isarasy IL, psrIuuioae aridTlt!
i. politics.
Tae Bryan. esNgll sn6 Rizey Cluo
d C1lpapsr u:.soi u,ousiy adopssd -ss-
oiuttoa nominating Wla. J. S;ysn iot
ssesidao, l. 191Q
2apor.s ga uurr@n; Il Constantine
ple p..s,. = NASSAU: .sas occurred L ~
Armenian Village css' H.slssrlss s.ao
;as; sJxi,' PERSONS nv: o:'su x1lIac-
.nas .lsoiou ,atprns SNOW iasi :
e:.s,ogs q Ga;J. -aots ;asp Is .9J9 Yo;se,s.
distributed OVER pias c,.soss. woolo
ne,* .l::asa5 Bryan, ao;WIpasaz.-soi:-g
M.cxiol@,< ~ ~. ori;Aes elsewhere.
IN. .S.w i'ock ii>eat.i SKYE "pras5-
,Ss.,.-.l:ot;t Neaja .sy Wi TT Il ~ .o',
~ 10 s:I9g. lie sz.;jae'i, ~. Gsa. ii.s.r"i-
soc ~, ~ io1,J:so ~ osrooccs c,:5a,s5srl'
II 15tsts 9 y = lss IL azjc u .: Ms..
M9Hjale. el..,se h, eearepsry .: ~
Treasury.
I; Is ~" aslleYao oy ,ae oss: into-ro
1T Catholics q Washington ;nsi ~:
<.s: u i3u4islo Yll Ut sl.e0 q; VIZ ooua-
~ raa:tipg oftIe ;2sc.,sgsacs &ac ~;
j; VI! 10; os n@ds 81 a,ca-o4otses.
.Nej;as. Is i. sx;sc.sd VIZ; Eisaop
Hasua VI" Ut a*:g; mere &c Eisaop q
i;uE3zlo.
II: steamer J,loer, Csp;. Dsllsle,
l9Yno FL: r?6a@y, lsfs -. Joan's, y.
z .. Z clocz rs. ujga. Pifcsan
y uss5s ls,s:r. "asu Us. os,oud re IT,
..auc. ~ NE azrs2'. sls oollicad wiz
he sc.Do1.s M1xxje I'D c9s It, IL
l~o Thirteen jlYes were lost. The
,c;p0as: czrriso cfew 6; Inc anG
.2trse..: ;,sl.sa:ag ger. -. q whom were
~1a9.u.
F.sderick Walters. IN o;@ssruau
saot III. VIE, LIME Walters, il the
rJyn> .emp!e sad rex aDou, noon ;'ss-
.e,iay Z, We noue y: nef r1o,he: il
Baltimore. After ne shooting Wzlte.s
made lis %scz ~, and nia xi<e, &ho il
Dangerously wounGed, NE sen. u re
Joans Hopkins Hospital Walcers nse
2s*n ua2frisd sleTen year., and has
,u,ee Children. lie guarded win he
w;Ee. snd .ney 81 ps:s,sd some TINE ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-07
Thc Cnsc Of Mrs. Castle.

I1oNDos, Nov. Tt is learned
that at the consultation Of judges
in the case Of Mrs. Castle.
convicted yesterday Of shopliftiDg, a
number Of the magistrates voted for
Mra. Caetle's acquittal but were out
voted whcreupon they signed a petition
TO the home Office praying for her re-
lease. One Of the counsel in the Gaze
il reported to have eaid that if the &C.
cuged had been Engliah both Mra.
Cattle and her husband would have
been sentenced to year's imprison-
ment each.
The Gtobe says "We hope that Sir
Matthew White Ridley will not delay
in releasing Mrs. Cattle. 1t is degra'
dation Of Justice to punish this unhappy
victim Of serious mental disease"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-07
Bruin Invadcs a School.

WILLIAMsPoKT, Pa, Nov. IA Dig
black bear invaded public achool in
the remote Brown township district
Yesterday afternoon and caused a
stampede. The schoolhouse is on the
edge OF a heavy wood. The door stood
open, when the twenty pupils and Miss
Matte Shearer, the teacher, were
startled 10 see the shaggy form Of an
inquiaitive bruin shuttle indoors.
There was scamper over desks, even
the petite and pretty young teacher for
getting her dignity in climbing over the
seats TO liberty. The door was pulled
10 after all had gotten on the outside
and two woodchoppers were summon
ed to dispatch the bear. They fought
the bear with axes and soon had the
big fellow laid out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-07
The N%rr Cor2rea..

NV YozE Nov. The supo11cs-
ment Dy triends u Ssnsto. Joao !.
Mitchell, Of Wisoonsin. ;asi - vii
support gold nsasurss II liz Sa1s.=,
makes liz Q: ;ne god and Eilv=, to-c=s
in that BODY, and pnts upon Vio= P.ssi-
dent Hobart the Ysspousibili.T Of cas;-
ting the deciding vote. Tbs. Q: course.
upon the assumption that 10 other
changes are made. Putting him among
the gold men the Senate in the next
Congress, az at present indicated, will
be divided among the parties as folowa :
Cold republicans 81; gold democrats
3-45. Silver democrats 26; silver re-
publicana 10; populiats 9-45.
Should Mcsars. Carter, Of Montana. and
Ehoup Of Idaho, who supported Major Nc
Kinley in lhs campaign, ally Themselves with
the dominant faction Of the party, the gold
Yote IN the Senate after March next would
be Al. and the silver vote 4 3. Tho COMPOSE
ION of the House Of Representatives in the
18th ConYfe., rernains subztantaily the same
~ d, Arst sent out by the United A1ociatcd
Presses, the political division, according TO
the latest Ie,urD., IL az follows: Republicans,
2l.; sound money democratic, 2; democrat.
lZO; silyef republicans popul:sts and fusion-
i.,. %. Total. 357.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-07
TELEGaaIEI 53ETiTIGS.

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'S=o!- .. 1ar r--'-'-''- u - -A-.-'-
TIE Jackson znG WaLing nr:6=,
czse= now peud.ng il .ae h@u;gcET
Cour. Q; appeals were assigned 70 ~
10. Eez. Egg til. rco-c;cg I'D q es.ll-
dsc;.;r,, -sr-,.c-aS
1-e DiSss.ts O q sI-- T. y 49,
oor1ins cz1s@c oso @=-g-i VIE o.
i1E .. . - :s--r2so = : -1-3-, = :
;-srD "a: El-l@3 SO ~! :E-s loEaac
1ic -..raEaol5= w. a=:cr37sc.
~.
80 - s., --. .s, :: -. -.
= -. - y -.h-- - 80 ia
3JI'2si'- ~ -rsi =1='.'D:1r AsHit 1l
IN. ~ M 81 Il, t-l+'ao d III eicl:''
= w >isi4 i-s'i y VI w Eo- btt
slaciq-s. Tot= "i-- sisoc = -: " LII
~ BIC ~ 5-,E1. i VII lSr. Int
c-Scisl cor-t7 70 sstisf7 oosc .55as.
p. 7.z-i----,,.s 80 ~. s,s,ts- r,,a
- -.
- - - - -; az. -, ~.
rls,orf Tn -rg;1:s-: ~ las, ,y-
Frsnc;.co - c,;cb. Teir.-s 70. Ir-s. II
10000
a:.,.oh .,ou 49, s -.,-,,..
o,on - w. - -, t., - 49,.
below The average the viej6 svs-arine ouiv
twen1y.eight bushels De. sc-s. Gnd mai 5ne
oualitv of the croD ia also below tne average
Oman Victoria has dec;dad ,hs- :, psuis
Cathedral and not Wesrninsis- t.,er snsI
he thu. central scene OF the :upcriors ngst.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-07
THE NEXT SENATE.

The next Senate, it is believed, will
stand: Republicans, IL; democrats. So:
populists and independents, 13. This
table takes all States out Of the doubt
ful column placing Kentucky and
North Corolina in the republican col
umn, as Senator Butler said to-day that
free-silver republican would probably
be returned by the fusionists; Delaware
in the democratic column and Kansas
and South Dakota in the independent
and populst column. This will prevent
the republicans from taking control Of
the Senate unless some of those who
bolted the republican platform at st.
Louis should return. The probability
is that on free coinage amendment
to a tariff bill all Of the forty-four re-
publicans would vote against it and
possibly some democrats, such as Gallery
OF Louisiana; Gray, Of Delaware, and
Lindsay, Of Kentucky, who bolted the
the Chicago platform, and perhaps even
some of those who supported Bryan
during the campaign. 1t also is not IN.
likely that some OF the republican Sena-
tors who bolted the republican platform
might take position which would per
NIT tariff bill in which their constitu-
ents are largely interested because Of
wool, lumber and lead ores to become
law.
Senator Faulkner (dem., of West Vir
ginia, said yesterday that the silver
men by standing solidly with the demo-
Gratis could prevent tariff legislation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-07
Mr.. BRYAN ON BimctalIists.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. mir. Bryan
to-day gave out the following telegram,
addressed to the bimetalists of the
eastern States:
"In the hour of our defeat send you
greetings. No words of praise can
sufficiently commend you. When it Is
remembered that the eastern States
sent gold delegates to both conven-
tons, and that nearly all the eastern
papers were against bimetallism, your
fight appears remarkably creditable;
You have shown yourselves heroic and
events will vindicate the position you
have taken. Continue the tight.
UW ] BRYAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-07
TDGTNIL NEWS.

Tia oEiigisl Hols II Ing Csorgs
county is ag tollows 3-yEn, ~. No
-Giulsy, 81 2Elmsr. 3
NJ. ID d. Tngraon, Hsll-Enow1
-nsreiasat Of Lynunoarg, disd Ell als
-solne II ;l.aEt CT, !ysa.arasy-
.AugasDs 1'anradsr, vho algi-ns 10 d
3 d5rlns lssIst. Is noE Il saisunond-
aETang goas lnars froa z1sw iork-
Ceras ere ort 10Y Ios -ns-riggs o1
Novsaosf Il Of Mlss MsrT Masoa AZ
osrsous aa.ngatsr of H.. RID Mr.
.Arli:lsy A.-ro.srso1, 10 Mr grs.ocis Dagns
WlLlscas- The Wsa6Ipg VII taks E}ls.c,e
81 81. ,gui's Cauraa, 2i:in-nopa. soc Wi
- oas q pts Znosi orljhs..i so:;lsl sTs-ls
q VA ssssoo-
u ihs Is-fa oiai,.ic5 il-ls yois II: Col-
grsss ls Tsry closs las gan:rsl 81 =, LEY
s3 4sy, giving losi. republican. u -2s-
ioriiy, ano rssui: pcopsoly 0apsao1ag
upoa tas cscisio: : rsgsr5 10 jrrsg9-a.-
i,lss il oas o91a!!. The 6inia clsirici
is oartsioly republican. Ias oGiaasl
roSs 3s coming - ysrJ sl9W. ! +ce.o ~
over u: ;-tsts, II : grsg.i -az1y = M
elsotlon ,osr3s z6.jouraeo oTs- nasl
aez; "ssE.
/. is gsns-sll! s,6.-i,,,e'5 oy REPUBLICAN
lsscere iasi ex-Congr:7ss.oan EIo-npoo
Waadill VII ~ lz-gely lc1nsnsizl Il
controlling ts1scsl sppoiaI.saIs Uncs'
McZJolsy7s sc:aIu.sirsi5oo. .ucgs
N&dcju lzs. nigat ssld t-sI - aas
OILY oo-ui5,yo himself 10 r9c3-a osno
swo ps-sons to- appointments. !; e
s.zsa6 rpoa Ts-y goo5 su:ao-5,? ,ozt
oue q ,:ss: is III. Hi-sy 7. Anigo,,
Z o,o,oe, IN Lev u GoTerno, . ssr.al!.
for Los:-azs.e, 81 Hicamooc- NJ
Eolgh: L. republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-07

DEATH or Mrs. NANDERHILT.-Mrs.
Mary Louiae Vanderbilt, widow of the
late William ii. Vanderbilt, died yes
to-day nj tho residence OF her daughter,
Mrs. Elliott +. Shepard, Mt Scarboro,
in Westcheater county, N. Y. Mrs.
Vanderbilt had been visiting at the
Shepard residence since the wedding
of her granddaughter, tho daughter of
Mira. Shepard. Yesterday Mrs. Van
derbilt was up and about tho house.
Shortly after ! o'clock she was attack.
cd with illnesa and died in few min
ules
Tho death of Mrs. Vanderbilt was
unexpected, ns she WA apparently in
good health yesterday morning, md
tho nttnck came without warning.
Mrs. Vanderbilt was Miss Mary
Louise Kissam, daughter OF Reform
od Church minister of Albany. She
was married to William H. Vanderbilt
in 1911. The children OF the marriage
were Cornelius, William Nissan, Fred
erick w, George W., Margaret Louisa,
who became tho wife of the late Elliott
+. Shepard; Emily Thorn, wife OF Will
linm ID Sloan; Florence Adele, wife OF
IL. Nick. Twombley, and Eliza O., wife
of w, Seward Webb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-07
Foreign Ne,ys.

LONDON, Nov. THE truth OF the
report that Great Britain has granted
railway concessions in the interior OF
Venezuela, the line of the proposed
railway crossing territory reserved for
delimitation, is denied. The projected
railway, if built at all, will not encroach
upon the Schomburgk line.
BuDA PEST, Nov. IA duel has been
fought near this city between Gabriel Ugron,
the former opposition leader, and Franc S
kossuth son of the late Louis Kossuth, the
Hungarian patriot The weapons used were
swords. Kossuth received sharp cut ON the
chest. His opponent was only slightly
wounded. reconciliation was effected be-
tween tho combatants before they left the
C.II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-07

The VOTE or DELAwAEE.-A dir
patch from Wilmington, Del, aaye
The counting up Of the returna for this
county was finiahed by the men on the
adding machines at Z O'Clock laet night.
No disorder occurred after 3 O'Clock
yesterday morning.
The sheriff had big force Of depu-
tles on hand all day TO keep the crowda
out Of the courthouse. The result OF
the count showed that Finn, republi-
can, for sheriff has his vote much re.
duced as compared with the figures
given out by the election officers after
the polls closed.
The last count allowed he had but
1872 plurality against ,02l returned by
the election officers The result in the
State on President now stands: Nc
Kinley, 0,452; Bryan, 1868; Palmer,
95G; lowering, G02. McKinley's plu-
rality, 1887.
The vote for Congress was Handy,
democrat, 1852; Willis, union repub
lican, 1888; Houston, republican,
7,l8G; Bayard, sound money, 933. Han
dy's plurality, 1854.
The vote for Governor resulted ::
Tunnel, democrat, 1G,G04; Hoflecker,
union republican, 1860; Higgins, re
publican, 6,997. Tunnell's plurality,
1885
In the legislature the latest returns
give the democrats majority of TWEEN.
ty on joint ballot, thus insuring the
election of a democrat to succeed ex-
United States Senator Higgins.
BY the scratching of tickets McKin-
Icy gets two and Bryan one elector.
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ICoXMrY.clTED.
EONOR TO WHOM HONOR L


Mias Mzry Ameliz smi,a, ,hs suD-
jsssr o. tais ro:ice. wao WE unaui1ao2s-
Is slsc.sd 81 ,nis convention president
Of ne s.a;e division q: ne Uni.sc
Dauyh.ere. il tne daughter q Inc lzie
Governor William Smith, Q: Virginia.
hs.te, known by a. Virgiuians e E1-
,rz bly, Smith" and the Only Viz
giniau, ezoep. Patrick Henry. ever
elsc.sd ;or second term Governor q
Vi-ginis. Ee ssr7ed il the Conteder
ate army, entering the service a. the
age o. q as colonel Of the Forty-niutn
Virginia Infantry, and Tor brave and
gallant couduct On the field wa= pro-
noted 70 Drigadier. and subsequently,
msjor-general, being twice wounded a.
seven Pines and three times at Snarp=
burg: was elected 10 the Confederate
Congress, but refused 70 leave the d=lc
|, % take hiE seat, nor after hiE election
az governor the second time would he
relinQui=h hiG command until the PEG
pie vociferouGly demanded ne should
do 20.
He daughter hss inherited in great
neaaure those stirring qualities and
traits Of character which stamped him
az q leader Of men, and made him one
Of the most influential and distinguish
cd Of bis time, and eninently
qualities her for the duties Of
the position 70 which ahe has
been called. Enthusiastically in
ters7sted in all that pertains 70 "the war
between the States" ita memories, the
heroic deed. and glorious achievements
u the Confederate soldier, the suffer
inga, sacrifices, and endurance Of the
noble women Of the South, shc haa given
Of her own means and devoted the besL
energies Of her life 10 preserve and per
petuat; them in enduring tablets and
recorda for future generations. Ia thus
honoring her The Daughter: Of the Con-
federacy have honored their organza-
ton by calling 20 its Leadership one 20
veil equipped for the noble and inpor.
tant work that lies before it.
Intelligent, energetic, thoroughly
ver,sed in the history Of her State and
its people, ahe will enter firmly, but
cheerfully, on the dutiea devolviDg
upon her, expecting every Daughter
70 do her duty" Aad if each Daugh
ter will measure up 10 her privilege and
ability in this grand work for the enau
ing year, regardlesa Of the honors 70
much coveted and sought after, the re-
sult revealed year hence will be
commentary on the paat and a revela.
ton OF what an organization Of patriotic
women can accomplish by intelligent,
unselGsh, harmonious, and united effort.
A DAUGHTER.
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GENERAL. Ei1ZncGn Leg has bssn
spoken 81 i.f both The next governor
Of aud L. 3. senator from, Virginia.
ne may rest assured that be will gel
neither, nor any thing else, from the
white people oi his State, unless he
shall, aud that. too, at hn early day
deny the assertion Of his own cousin,
that he was opposed 10 them il their
late struggle for the life Of their party
with republicans, negroes aud desert
els. There are sill some things that
white Virpinlans cannot stand.
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T9-DAT's TgLE52A2Eg NEWS
Enirz..,npa Lee. t,,,. c.,,r.,,.r,,,,

alczMcxo, VI. Nov. 1.-Tas i,ouo6
Money Lrsggas d Fl-giuis aAs o-'soao
.,srngna1i hsh3gaErils-s hsra sne VII
:swin Ell ooc;s 5ts agai 70 cEppurs T.
ERIE II Ia -,bsits sJsgIloa 1sLi IsE-.
IL ls sgad D-si l-,s soEod 1onsy GENT
4;rsts VII tn:ss VIII ias rapuobeE-ii Eoo
Xxx ~. lssas rstor,n .. IN slsgpo-
lgwa- { psri d i5s programme IL -
brig Gan 9itz3 ag1 Lss oui q CECIL.
dg.y 10y G-orsroo- ., ~ snctsso .oln
III. Dsaisl II III. -,aas.l= Lss VII u
;..1.,n.-ao-,d 1sEt EssE- Ela 1ctl--ssi ::
fris16s asrs i.llE az Tlll 6aehos. IL
phi ivy u Io= iwsnfy 3oAo-oTs' -'a--
slore srs ds.aoars.ls a-1 Js1isl laa.
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EI=s.s1o2 Rs'uur,ns
TENNESEE.

MsMss1s, Tsaa-. NoT. Tia os-.1o-
c,gts rsfpss ~ z0-i, ~ -spco.lcs-
gsi-Is ed .14sj- clsi.2s .: osrr!ylog -:
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rie5 Jsnoaasss ~ Z, 1sAsi = DJ0 &c
VIZ slgai q m lsn Csoagrsss-sc s.=
Democratic. Taylor. Democrat. 10
goTsrao,, L oslIsTe5 - asTs oa>1
eisess6.
,NAyz r-L;-K, Tan, NoT. 7.-Acc:t
rs.s 1gp,ee o. ,as presidential slse.lo:
sys %. -, op5slnspls D.ceuss .! IL
nplsie csa1r-s i-o-o MOBILIZE coaci-
iss. Il sas-as osrpsin ia&i Iz!lo- ls
else,9d goysrro- py ii lsss; go plu-
~ lIIy snd tasi 5ryzrE plgrst-iT VII
~ cou5ls .osi uru o..
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CARLISLE MAY BE SENAToR.-The
Louisville Times says: John G.. Car
Isle will be J. G. S. Blackburn's sue
cessor as United States Senator from
Kentucky if he will accept. BY Tues
davis election the republican vote in
the Legislature became seventy on joint
ballot, which is sufficient TO elect, but
not quorum. In addition, one repub.
lican member of the legislature, who
was elected Tuesday, owes his victory
to a pledge in writing that in consider
alton Of the support of the gold demo-
Gratis he would vote for Carlisle for
SENATOR