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The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30
MALE hELs WANTED.

SECoND COOK, CITY HOTEL s25; COOK
- lunch counter. $50; head waiter $25 waiter
SSountry note! $50; waiter. country hotel S25
~uIsnWhsner, ~ assist cook, $2o: to run concen-
sIasor, sr, % day; man used to powder for blasting;
Spiiachsmitn, country shop, $40, see boss here:
D1aS 1 hsInltn, ranch, $50 and found: drilers
81 S oO day; city; milker, $22 so: 2 woodchoppers
, ~ cord men to dig bitches, s15; 20 tiemakers
"A sNoia.n ohhA ea kEADN, Leading Employment
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30

MANTED-MlSC
SECOND HAND KODAKS. CAMERAS
Olenses, magic lanterns, slides. 109 Montgomery
CELL YOUR BOOKS. CLOTHING AND JEW
- elrv 70 A. KLEIN. I09 Sixth ST.: send postal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30
HELP wANrED-Continued.


WANTED-s GERMAN COOKS, ss5 AND $50:
80 ~ English nursery governess aud seamstress,
go German or Swedish Iaundress and second
children, $50; girls for housework, $50 to $50.
LEON ANDRE. S15 Stockton st.
HOUSEGIRL FOR Mill, VA LLEY, 2 IN FAM
- - ny, $40; second girl for Menlo Park; housegtrl
TOT small American family s25, and pumber Of
young girls 10 assist in housework, $40 and $lb
SO Sutter st.
w WANTED-2 GIRLS FOR GENERALHoUsE-
~" y, work, $50. and at $15. MRS. RoESCH.
ii remaie employment Office. 154b Webster St,
A CCoMPLIsHED YOUNG LADY; STEADY
"A employment; good wages if satisfactory; home
forlife. Write stating age, D. F., box 96, Call,
w WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
-, woIk N small family; Protestant; references.
oall ~ Today at 3ls Scott st; wages s12 TO Sl5.
w ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A LADY TO
l. T.. 1904 Van Ness ave.
w ANTED-YoUNG GIRL TO DO GENERAL
-, 1noonseWork In family of q reference req uired-
Sa.l looo hayes ST., near Devlsadero.
q lRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND
- cooking. 1880 Ellis St
YOU'VE GIRL FOR GENERALHoUs UsEWORK
= IN sacramento; good home. l43s OFarrell st.
NEAT GIRL FOR HoUsEWoRK. $40 MONT
4Ngomery ST
w ANTED-GIRL TO ASSIST IN COOKING
~ anu nght housework. 1917 Webster ST.
YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH INFANT.
Apply 1927 Fillmore ST. between and II A. M
NEAT GIRL TO ASSIST IN HoUsEwoRK;3
- IN family; no children. 1122A Turk st.
YOUNG GIRL ASSIST LIGHT HOUsEWORE;
= wages 50 to $12. 52sB Natoma ST.
EihsT-CLASS GIRL FINISHER on COATS.
= Apply Ninth ST., mr.. Market.
T. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEWORK. 5I5
" McAllisier ST. ~
w OMAN WANTED TO WORK IN THE
w Kitchen 13B Polk st.
NEAT YOUNG GIRL 70 HELP IN RES
~ Iaerant. Apply $50 Kesrny
T ,ADY WANTS is TO 2.-ROOM HOUSE FOR
- casn. Address CASH, box l04, Call Office.
w ANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED GIRLS TO
wrap soap Apply New York Soap Factory
army ST. near San Bruno road
X EFINED LADY FOR GOOD POSITION: No
- canvasslng. Call 13l Post St., room 20.
III OOsEkEEPER-AGE 80 TO 40 YEARS: A
o0;on "l1ow % preferred with two children. Cali at
once Ellsworth House. 47O1N Seventh st near
broadway depot, Oakland.
w ANTED-W OMEN AND GIRLS TO WORK
~ ~ on fruit Apply Immediately CALIFORNIA
ana Eonr - LIES CO., Brannan ST., between Third
T AIR-DRESSING; MANICURING LESSONS
= gwen MISS DOYLE. l19A Powell St, Jos 9th.
ADIES-FkEEl FREE! LESSONS EVERY
- tues, ITO 8; dresscutting. IA McAllister r 67
EARN CUTTING, FITTING AND FINIsH-
~ ing; 81 week: patterns cut 10 order 25c up
--eDoMe g. Dressmaking School, 636 Market St
AlRDRESsING, 25o AND 35c:: MORNING;
Al and eve classes; blossoms 81 So l2zs Mission
MOST CONVENIENT AND REsPF17T RTE.
90 winchester House, "A Third st. near Market:
M 1Oo rooms: Z5c to 81 so per night; 81 90 to So
- : - ous ana baggage 10 and from ferry
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30

PASTRY COOK AND BAKER IN HOPED.
Il 500 10 $780, meat and pastry cook in count nv
MOTEL $50; second cook, country botel $50; second
COOK, restaurant, $50; all around laundrymap for
ain work, $S5; porter with firstclass references
$50. c. R. HANSEN & Co., 11O Geary ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

TS DORIC LODGE NO. 2l6, T. AND .
HF~0 A. NJ, 121 Eddy st.-Called meeting -
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING at 80 x Y
o'clock. Third degree. Master Masons in wv
good standing are invited. BY order of the w. NJ.
ADOLPH KRONBERG, Secretar
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30

w ANTED-W OMEN AND GIRLS TO WORK
r, >1i on Iruit Apply Immediately, CALIFORNIA A
"a oA NFEnhlEs Fos CO., Brannan ST., between Third
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
A Solid Trnin-

Commencing Sunday. November s. 1896.
the Southern railway will operate its
Trains Nos. 50 and 36 United States Fast
Mall" solid between Washington and New
Orleans Connection can be made with
this train at Danvilie on the train leaving
Richmond at 1855 i. NJ, thus making
only one change between Richmond and
New Orleans. THIS solid train will be
composed Of baggage-car. ladies' coaches,
and Pullman palace drawing-room Sleep
ing-car between Washington ana Calves
ton, Tex, via New Orleans and Southern
Pacific railway. thereby necessitating only
one change between Richmond and Cal
weston. Also, carries Pullman drawing
room sleepers between New York and
Jacksonville. and New York and Birming-
ham.
This train will also carry every Satur-
day tourist sleeping-car between Wash
ington d. c., and San Francisco, Cal,
for the accommodation OF ESPECIALLY
CONDUCTED SUNSET TOURS"
Attention Is also called 10 the fact
that the United States Fast Mall makes
connection at New Orleans with Trans
Continental Trains 20 and from all points
I'm Texas. Mexico and California
For further information apply 70 J. C..
Horton, Travelling Passenger Agent s2)
east Main street, Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
THE SENATE A TIE.
GOLD MEN WILL NOT CONTROL, AS
THEY THOUGHT THEY WOULD.
HOUSE OF REPR RESENTATIVES.
IL VIII stand: Republicans, 2i3j Pni-
mcrites. q, Democrats, 11Si silver
Republicans, Popuiists, ana f"-
sionists, 20.
sionists, %

NEW YORK, November 6.-The degal-
opments of the past twelve hours IN the
contested congressional fields have beeh
few. but in one respect important-they
practically demonstrate that the gold
forces will fail to control the Senate In
the Fifty-hfth Congress, which control
Yesterday was deemed probable.
At that time the apparent division OF
the forces was as follows:
Gold Republicans, 9s gold Democrats, 8.
Total, IS.
silver Republicans Q; silver Democrats
20; Populists. .. Total, Al.
Majority for gold, 2.
one of the gold votes in that table
was credited to North Dakota, but it
now appears that the Legislature Of that
State will elect a free-silver advocate
to succeed Senator Hansbrough. To en-
phasize the truth Of this fact. Represen-
tative Pickler, who made the campaign
as A candidate for senator. has announced
his Withdrawal from the contest.
This will make the Seratc a tie between
the gold and silver forces, and, Should
senator Duboiss assertion of last
spring-that no nnanclal or tarlh Ieblsi"-
ton should be accomplished that did not
provide for the free coinage of silver
remain in force i'm the next Congress,
and there be no individual changes OF
attitude on the subject by senators, there
is but little likelihood that anything VIII
be done in that direction for another two
years.
According TO to-day's advices, the House
will stand: Republicans, IA; boiling
Democrats, ,: Democrats. lls; silver Re
publicans. Populsts. and Fusionists. S
The delegations from the following
States, consisting Of more than one mem-
Der. will be solid IN the next House:
Observation-Disclosures Florida, Georgia
Louisiana. Mississippi, South Carolina,
and Washington.
Republican-Co Connecticut. Iowa. Maine
Maryland, Minnesota, New Hampshire
New Jersey Oregon. Rhode Island, Yer
mont. and Wisconsin.
Fusion-COlOradO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
EnI.e Mckinley Prosnerity.

GALVESTON. TEX. November TO
day the directory of the Galveston
Wharf Company examined plans for "a
10000 bushel grain-eleyator a promi-
nent director. in speaking Of the matter
said: "Had Bryan been elected We
could not have raised the money for the
work. Now. we can get all we want.
and the erection Of the elevator Will COM
mencc az once.
4 revival In other lines Is also aDpa-
rent since the result Of the election has
been determined.
The Galveston roDe and twine factory
which has been idle for some time, Will
resume operations next Monday, and viii
run on full time. This will give employ
mont 10 100 operators who have been out
VI work One Of the officers Of the con-
Germ declared that the resumption is due
To the election Of Mckinley, and the re-
storauon OF confidence attending that re-
suit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
CnmnbeIIs and Drummonds.

In 1911 the Campbells of Dunstannage
took part along with the Clan Drummond
in burning TO death within the Church or
who had sought sanctuary there. This
was after the battle of KNOCK Mary. near
Grief Some of the western clansmen
did not return at this time, but Settled
down among the DrummOnds, where
their descendants still live-One Of them
though no longer in the Drummond coun-
try. is the writer Of this article. For this
inhuman holocaust which has a counter
part in the burning of 200 Of the inhabit-
ants of Eigg by Mcleod chief. and In
the conduct OF the French in the conquest
of Algeria the Master of Drummond and
some OF his clan were hanged at Stirling.
The Masters sister. Margaret IL VIII be
recollected, is said TO have been secretly
married 10 James ". 1t was then. and
for long after. "a far cry to Lochow." !"
else some punishment would doubtless
also have befallen the western clan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
CONSUL -GEN'L LEE.
HE HAS INTERVIEWS WITH THE
PRESIDENT AND MIR. OLSEY.
HE IS AUTOMATICALLY SILENT.
He VIII he at Charlottesville To-
Day-Mrs. Lee VIII Probably RE-
turn With Him to Habann--fIs
Likes Lfe fn Cuba.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November a.
Especial .)-General Lee had long inter-
views with President Cleveland and
Secretary-of-State Olney to-day. during
which Cuban affairs were thoroughly
discussed. The General. however. has
nothing to say for publication upon the
subject, and is preserving a discreet
silence. He expects to remain In this
country until the irst Of December. un-
less there is some change in the state
Of affairs at Habana, requiring his pre-
sence. When hs returns . Cuba he ex-
poets TO take Mrs. Lee with him, II tho
condition of the country is sufficiently
tranquil. lie will 80 to Charlottesville
tomorrow TO visit his wife and two
daughters. His daughters are at school
IN that city.
Speaking OF his soiourn IN Habana, tha
General says he has enjoyed It very
much. He has been in good health. aud
tesy and consideration by the Spanish
authorities. He was much Interests
ed in the election. and says that from
the papers he received I'm Cuba he was
unable to form an idea OF the way the
fight was going. When informed that It
had been Just as difficult TO judge OF the
result here he expressed SURPRISE. but
made no comment.
The General is exercising diplomacy
with regard both to Cuban affairs and to
political affairs in this country In every
thing he says which fact indicates mis-
entire fitness for the responsible position
he now holds. The only information
concerning affairs IN Cuba he has given
is that the Spanish forces consist o. 2l0.-
600 well-equpped men, while the insur-
gents number but 5000 The former are
we'll housed and fed IN Habana and the
adjoining towns. while the latter have
been continuously in the field.
THE GENERAL AND ROCKHILL.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., November c.
the State Department this morning after
Secretary Olney had gone to the Cabinet
meeting and saw Assistant-Seccet3ry
Rockhill, who has direct charge OF the
consular service. and, therefore. is the
Consul-Generafs immediate superior.
Later. General Lee spent an hour I'm
conversation with Secretary Olney. ard
then called on the President, with whom
he stayed over an hour.
No affirmation as to his alleged state
ments in respect to the duration of the
war could be obtained from him, and
they are accordingly set down as Imagi-
nary.
General Lee says he hopes TO go 20 hts
home, in Virginia, tomorrow or Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07

returns give Loud Republican), 1910.
Kelly (Democrao i072s; Kinne PopulisO.
3.502.
sixth Congressional District-3l7 pre-
cincts out Of $40 give McLachan Nepubli'
cam. 23.55s; Barlow Orusion), 23.52i
Seventh Congressional District-459 pre-
cincts out Of iS5 give Bowers tRepubi-
cam. 1895 Castle ODemooraD. 1916.
Based upon the latest returns. the
State Legislature will contain a.
Republican assembiymon. 10 Repub.
lican senators. and IS Republican
hold-over senator's. total on joint bal
lot OF "a. Democratic assemblymeu, o;
Democratic senator's, 6. Democratic hold
over senators, ,: total % II on joint
ballot. Fusion senators. 4; Fusion assem-
hlymen. -: a total Of 2S on joint ballot.
Populist' Gssemblymen, 1. Republican ma
j0rity over all. 2S.
Complete returns may change these fig
ures slightly. but Il is improbable that
the Republican majority will be reduced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
TeIegraphic HrIcfs.

Key West. Fla.-The steamer Raleigh
returned from a trip up the east coast.
ST. Louis.-Gold was raid out on de-
mand Thursday at all ST. Louis banks.
Youngstown. O.-The furnaces at Hub
bard and LOwellville were lighted. The
large steel plant will be put In operation
and several other mills resumed.
Cincinnati, O.-The case Of James Fa-
gan. who threw the lighted cigar-stump
In Secretary Carlisle's face. was con
tinued i'm the Covington Police Court nm
iii next Thursday. This is the second
continuance.
Washington.- Senator Marion Butler
chairman OF the POpulist Committee, Is
preparing a statement defining the future
relations between the Democratic and
Peoples parties as sort OF aftermath
10 the election returns.
DaVton. O-Gustav Hanauer. proprietor
of the Manhattan Clothing and Shoe Com
many fled chattel mortgages amounting
to Slt 6S4 10 secure his principal creditors
The creditors include large New. York
clothing house and two New York banks
I.ondon.-The story printed In the
Graphic. the paper making the assertion
ssupon reliable authority" that Lord Sa-
lishurv had decided 10 eyacaate the Island
~ cvprus. Is denied by the officials OF
the Foreign Office. who declare that there
Is no foundation for II whatever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
ONO BUSINESS REVIVAL.
Pretended Improvement In Condi-
tions ON &. & q. and Allied Roads.

CINCINNATI. O., November o.-Spe-
clal DISPATCHES Indicate "A revival in busi-
ness throughout the Ohio Valley, as
we'll as here. The Big -Four, Chesapeake
and Ohio. and Baltimore and Ohio
roads have ordered their shops opened
and enlarged forces az those already run
ming. The car-wOrks at Mount Vernon,
I'M. got an order for 80 cars from the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, and
have resumed work The Niles Tool
Works and other shops at Hamilton am
nounce increased forces. Furnaces at
Ironton. Ashland. and other river towns
announce that they will go I'm blast soon
but no dates are given. The Griffith
Wood-Works and the Powell Brass
Works both large concerns, employing
many men. announce that they will re-
sumo at once.
The cooper shops at Rardon, o., on
the Cincinnati, Portsmouth. and Virginia
railway. have resumed work to their full
capacity. one and probably two mills
Of the Edlston Pipe Company, this coun-
~. will start in full as soon as repairs
now in progress can be completed.
The Burgess Iron-Works, at Ports
mouth. which have been working a short
force. announce that they viii employ a
full force Immediately
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07

JACKSONVfLEL FLA. November c.
United States Marshal James Mckay left
this morning for Fernanlna TO serve a
writ of attachment issued unOn the libel
information against the steamer Daunt-
less. The steamer is charged with vio-
latlng the navigation laws by not having
"A sufficient number of life-bOats 10 carry
the fifty passengers that she Is allowed
10 carry under her license as an excur-
sion steamer After serving the attach
ment Marshal Mckay viii take pos
session Of the boat. and may bring her
TO this port II the Treasury Department
will permit her 10 leave Fernandina. W.
A. Bisbee. the owner Of the Dagntlass.
this morning fled his answer 70 The libel
and will mt once apply to Judge Locke,
Of the United States Court TO fix the
amount Of bond requifed to secure the
release of the vessel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
ID, VA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1896.

two I'm South Dakota. Those from Ohio
we're John l. Brenner democrat and
PopulisD. Third Districts George A. Mar
shall Democrat and POpulisD. Fourth
District; David Macklnson 0ree-silver
Democrat and PopulisD. Fifth District;
Tohn J. Lentz DemocraD. Twelfth Dis
trict: James a. Norton Democrat.
Thirteenth District. and J. A. Mcdowell
Democrat and PopulisO, Seventeenth
District.
In South Dakota. John +. Kelley Dem
ocraD. and freeman Knowles Peoples
party at-largej are elected.
Chairman Babcock, Of the Republican
Congressional Campaign Committee Is
fast completing his congressional list and
expects to be able soon 70 furnish "A full
statement OF Republicans elected 70 the
House. II will not differ materially from
the statement he has heretofore made.
which gives the Republicans 200 out Of the
total Of 356.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
Praise I'm Abundance.

George Walker. 14l4 Moore street, says:
"My little daughter. Is months old, was
in very bad way with eczema and
impurity Of the blood. My wife applied
the Mexican Eczema Ointment and gave
To-Ka, the Mexican Blood Tonic, regu-
larly. l am pleased to say the little one
is completely cured. Fifty-cent box Ec-
zema Ointment. 25c. Large bottle Of 70
Ka. the great Mexican Blood Tonic. DC
Samples free. Office. 3C5 east Broad street
sTo-Ka" stamped I'm each genuine bottle
CITY orders delivered. Four large bottles
OF To-Ka will be shipped TO any out-of.
town address on receipt Of 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
Three Persons Drowned.

WILKESBARRE, PA, November G.
Mrs J. Mccarthy. OF Scranton, with her
two granddaughters. May and Margaret
Clnch. aged and years. respectively,
were caught by train on a bridge of the
Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad which
spans the Lackawanna river. They be-
came frightened, and In trying. to escape
being struck by the engine. fell into the
stream below and were drowned. The
river being high at the point, all efforts
to find the bodies up TO this evening have
been unayailing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
Naval Notes of Interest.

WASHINGTON. November 6. The
cruiser Marblehead eft Funchal, Ma
deIra. to-day. for Bermuda She is ex-
pected at New York I'm about ten days
Lieutenant -Comms nder j. r. Selfridge
has been ordered 10 be ready for sea
Leutenant-Com A. b. Spseyers.
detached from the Bennington, and or
dered TO the Monterey; Lieutenant G. X.
Curtis. transferred from the Terror TO
the Bennington; Lieutenant r. H. Gait,
from the Essex 10 the Terror; Lieutenant
j. w. Stewart, from the Amphitrite 10
the Essex Lieutenants \. Ward and J.
T. Smith are assigned 10 duty al the
New York Eavy-yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
sovtb Dakota Doubtful.

YANKTON, :. D., November 6-At ~
o'clock tonight South Dakota's Vo'e on
presidential electors IS lied, and the o.
dcial count will be required to determine
the result The Republican mahibeiS
have closed their Office with the apoIe
declaration. Corrections and changes ~
three precincts not yet been heatd rom
may give the electors to either Bryan on
Mckinley.
The Republican candidates for con-
gressmen and Governor ran ahead or inc
electoral ticket By several hundred votes
so far ss seard from, and they may nave
safe maJorfties. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
Now for Plano. and parua,n..

A Fine Fischer Upright. an Elegant
Emerson Upright, and an English Oak
Ipright Piano. Prices N75 70 $3.50. The
Pianos are thoroughly guaranteed for
ave years and sound and look Ike new
Pianos In square pianos. good as new,
a magnificent Piano can be sold az 500
MANLY y. RAMOS 4 CO..
No 1ls east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
CALIFORNIA.
'''Drns show Majority for McKin-
"i-c0neressmcn-LegisIature.

"- i'NNhfh-itAirlat
SAN FRANCISCO CAL. November g.
'''-ins collected up to midnight give
,'e following result: Two thousand two
hundred and nfty-one precincts out of
81" 81. give Mckinley 1882; Bryan. 1876.
-t.fe are i5 precincts 10 hear from.
,"nleh in h2 gave Harrison 1.792; Cleve-
'nrl Congressional District-SC3 pre-
..''a out OF 440 give Barham Gsepubli-
~ 1862 Cutler Gusion). l52zl, Mon
's.lh populisO. 7@.
ID, ,'hu Congressional District-f27 pre-
s,.-1a out OF i9 give Devrlcs Fuslon).
mo- johnson (RcpublicaW 1888
a. iA Congressional District-25S out OF
10 ''eiheis give Hllson Repubican),
80. s English Fusion). 1876
"a" Congressional District-Complete
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
WNO MING.
Bryan, o.330; Mckinley, D,f3O-Con-
grcssman Democratic.

CHEYENNE. WYO.t November 6.-The
Democratic state Committee tonight
gives its compilation Of Wyoming's re-
.urns as follows:
Bryan. 1883: Mckinley, 9,120.
Congress-Osborn OemOcraO, $50;
Monden Republican), 300.
Chief Justice-Corn Democrat, s'n'
Groesbcck Republicam, osal.
The committee claims that precincts to
be heard from. casting about 1,io) votes,
will give the Dempcrats 200 additional
majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
INDIANA PLURALITY, 10000.
HepubIIcans Confident of securing
Nine Congrcssmen.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, November D.
rttle bv little. the official counts in the
..ario,s counties are reaching Chairman
Cowdv. by telegraph and mail lie mas
NOT altered his estimate that Mckinney
majority in the State is zoOJJ.
lie stiu feels confident that liultl"
viii send nine Republicans 10 Cois 80
va tbat there viii be "a majority in the
1ectsIature OF p on Joint ballot.
Tbere is a tie on the legislative vote
IN FULTON county. In 1892, the Demo-
cratic majority was 2l5. chairman
Gowdy says that another election VIII
be necessary, in all probability.
Charles ". Farbanks : friends ciainl
that he has the support Of 70 per cent Oh
the legislators for the United states
senate. and that he will be elected WIN
out difficulty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
Illinois, Plurality. 14f,I4o.

CHICAGO. ILL. November 6-Unof-
aciaI returns from all OF the l02 counties
in Illinois dncludng CoolO give McKin-
lev a plurality OF 1919. and Tanner
plurality of 11S1i5. Complete official re-
turns may change these figures a trifle.
but this is practically the result in the
state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07

EDINBURGH, November 6.-At a recep-
ton here this evening. Lord Selborne,
Parliamentary Secretary OF the Colonial
Office and son-in-law Of Prime-Mnister
Salisbury declared that the Venezuelan
dispute would be satisfactorily settled
before Parliament assemblies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
Change of Norfolk and Western
Schedule

On and after Sunday. November sth. the
Norfolk and Western train for Lynchburg
and the West. now leaving Richmond az
1i.50 Z. NJ, viii leave Richmond at 1880
=. NJ. The sleeper between Richmond
and Lynchburg viii be run as at present,
leaving Richmond at 1850 p NJ. and will
be ready for occupancy at 4. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-07
"You Need n Rest After the Battle
of Ballots, November 3d."

Go 10 New York to the Horse Show by
the old Dominion Steamship Companys
select excursion. Saturday, November
7th.
Fare. only 81 for the round trip.
Remember. this includes meals ana
state-room berth on steamer.