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MOBILE.

Mobile, Ala, Oct. 3o-A large increase
in the number of fever cases was re-
ported today at noon. Coming after the
comparative cold weather set in, his
tends to discourage people who were ex-
pecting the disease to rapidly die away.
The death average remains low, hew-
ever, and the recoveries are rapidly
made. Thirty-six under treatment is
about the average since the first week.
The following is today's report:
New cases: Mis-. J. v. Powers, Jesse
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coney. George K. Claud. Mrs. J. ]. God
ard, Maria Mirge. Jeff Blaekshear,
George w. Quarles. Mrs. G. W. ouarlss'
Kate Fox.
Deaths: George Hughes, Ellis Haag-
bloom.
Total cases to da' e. 244; deaths. IS.
Frost predicted for this place did not
appear this morning. The report of the
first frost IS from ca7s0n. point sixty
miles north.
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Washington, Oct sO-The ccnms-
sioner or Internal rsvenue decided to re-
move the office of the collector of inter-
nal revenue of the Sixth Virginia dis
trict from LyIsehb1rg to Alexandria.
The decision was preceded by "A hearing
which was partfctpa ed in by dolsgatts
from both ArexandiI and Lynehburg.
the latter protesting earnestly against
the change. The renoyal was made Up n
The ground that it would bring THE office
near to Washington.
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(AssocIated Press Report)

Montgomery, Ala. Get. 3o..-Official fe-
yer. report at O'Clock today was: New
cases, 8; previously reported. SO; deaths,
1; previously reported. S.
New cases: B. r. Smith. 221 Gcldth-
waite; MIS-. B. r. Smith 221 Goldthwlite; /;
- Smith, 22l Goldthwaite; - Smith,
221 Gold hwaite; Elder Bryant, colared,
Plant System hospital; Tempy Tatum,
colored. S17 North Court tout of city);
James O'Brien, ITO Cay; Charles Suttles.
colored, 1O2 Church; Mrs. A. j. Hembrse.
s12 Bibb.
Deaths: J. C. McNnry. 621 Mildred.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HERSELF.
Miss Sadie Cawthorn Painfully But Not DAN
gerously Wounded.
;necial TO The Age-TIerald.

Special to The Age-Hereld.
Selma, Oct. 30.-Dr. A. w. Cathon re-
ceived telegram this morning that his
daughter. Miss Saidee, who is wishing in
cow.an, Tenn, had accidentally shot her
self. u
The ba,M lodged in her right sllon3der
ranging upward and lodging in the
muscle of the back, infiicting painful.
bus not fatal wound.
Miss Saidec bs a poular belle OF this
city. with MANY friends over the state
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BIG REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
Is Predicted For the Ticket in Pennsylvania
Well Wait and See.

Philadelphia. Oct. 30.-The campaign
was practically closed tonight with mass
meetings here and at various points in
the state. This is am off-year for PENN
sylvafia. The only state officers to be
voted for arr state treasurer and aud
itor-g
Notwithst standing the disaffection ex-
sting among the republicans the belief
is general that Pennsy lvania will roM up
q big republican majority.
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PRA1TvllLE.

Special to The Age-Herald.
Prattville, Oct. 30.-Three out of four
local physicians say There Is no yellow
fever in Prattville. The case reported
suspicious has been sick twelve days
and no others were affected. The gin
company is running and the cotton mills
will begin work Monday. Excitement
is diving away.
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NINE NEW CASES
AND ONE DEATH
Was the Report From the Capt.
tai City.
DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS
Discontinued, Because Of ImpOSitiOnS BY
People Who We're Not Deserving.
FROST REPORTED IN MANY PLACES
And Hope That the End Of the Epi-
demic Is Near at Hand.
NEW ORLEANS RECORDS NINE DEATHS
While the New Cases Number But Thirty
Fise-Mobile's Report shows an In
crease of New Cases and Two
Deaths-Other Reports.
New Cases. Deaths.
ONTG0M ERY.

MONTGOMERY.
Special to The Age-Herald.
Mont gomery, Oct. 30-IThe board Of
health today reported one Death and
nine new cases, as follows:
DEAD.
J. C. McNuHy, 621 Mildred Street.
NEW CASES.
B. B. Smith, wife and two children,
221 Goldthwatte street.
James OBrien ITO Clay street.
Mrs. A J. H,mbre, 312 Bibb street.
Tempy Tatum, 917 North Court street.
Elder Bryant (col.), Plant hospital.
Charles Suttles (col), 102 Church street.
Servant at Mrs. MdMaru boarding
house.
Mr. M'cNulty was a boilermaker ait the
Midland shops here and was a worthy
citizen. He was taken i'll on the 25th
b. B. Smith, who with his wife and two
children are reported this morning, Is
thu architect of the new union depot
here.
The distribution of rations was stop
ped today, it being evident that the re-
lief committee was being imposed upon.
Mounted officers are now being sent
through the city with instruci ions to
report the persons found in destitute
circumstances and all found to be in
want will be relieved Two additional
trained nurses arrived from Mobile to-
day and were assigned to work by the
committee.
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Good News Tor The Mon

Ra:ding, Pa, Ocs. 3O-The Reading
Iron company this evening posted no.
tices of an increase in wages of all its
employees, about $500. The increase is
different in various departments, but
will average per cent.
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PaunceEote in Washington

Washington, Oct. 3O.-Sir Julian
Pauncefote, the British ambassador, ar
rived here from New York this after
noon with his family. He has jus re-
turned from his visit in England.
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tAssocIatea Press Reportl

Montgomery, Oct. 90.-There was one
death from yellow fever in Prattyille.
fourteen miles from here this afternoon.
The case was declared to be yellow fever
yesterday. There are ne nsw casts.
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tAssociated Press Report)

Selma, Ala, Oct. S0.-Report OF us
board of health today gives one new
case of yellow fever, that of Miss Mat
tie Pearson. Alabama street The othei
suspects are, free from fever. The Their
mometer registered Al this morning.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans Oct so.-There is some
little improvement. in the situation this
1Ccntinued on Second Page.
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william Is Angry

Emperor William for some time past
has been greatly incensed at the unfa-
forable comments made in the American
and British newspapers upon his per-
sonal chara racteristics and he has now
instructed the chief of his literary bu-
reau not to submit to him any clippings
OF this character.
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Prominent CANDIDATES.
Injor w. II. Duke who VIII Represent
Albemarlc i'm the House.

Mr.. William r. Duke, the Democratic
nominee for the next House OF Repre-
sentatives from the county OF Albemarle,
IS a member Of one of the most dlstin-
guished families of the county. Albemarle
IS his native county, and he is now in the
forty-ninth year OF his age.
Mr. Duke Is the eldest son Of the Hon.
II T. w. Duke. who for many years was
the worthy Commonwealth attorney OF
Albomarle county, an enthusiastic Old
veteran. and commanded the Forty-siNth
Regiment of Virginia Volunteers in the
Confederate army. was member or the
Forty-frst and Forty-Second Congresses
of the United States, and member OF
tho Virginia Legislature.
Mr.. Dukes mother, who passed away
eighteen months ago was Miss Elizabeth
Scott Eslridge, of Staunton; highly cul-
tured lady and a most estlmable and con-
secratcd Christian. loved by all who knew
her.
In his youth Mr. Duke determined e
devote himself 10 farming pursuits and
for a number OF years had charge OF and
managed "Sunnyside," his fathers farm
which is located near Charlottesville, thus
becoming thoroughly convcrsant with al
matters pertaining TO agriculture. He was
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Many Complications Exist and MoCaul
May Garry the District.

BRISTOL. VA, October 30.-SpeciaL-
no campaign was ever lacking more in
interest in this end OF the State
than the present one. Even the visit
OF senator Daniel 10 the southwest failed
10 elicit more than ordinary interest
contention for local supremacy will do
more than any one thing 10 bring Out
the vote. There seems 10 be a general
Indifference with reference TO the guber-
Material tickt.
Judging from all the odds and ends.
the contest in the counties comprising the
Ninth Congressional district. is goirg 10
be close. The friends OF Major Tyler
think he will carry the district, but there
arc those noted for their political saga
city who think the chances in the Ninth
district favor McCaull
MANY COMBINATIONS.
There exists a combination Of circum-
stances which makes it difficult to judge
with any degree Of certainty. For in
stance the casual observer would say
that Washington county and Bristol
would give A'yler a good majority, but
there are strong reasons, not generally
known, for believing that McCaull Will
carry this county. Again, the circum-
stances are such in Smythe ard Bland
counties as 10 make the result uncertain
both as to the gubernatorial and legisla-
tive tickets.
Even though the chances may be con-
sidered as slightly favoring Tyler in the
Ninth Congressional district, II need
not be surprise IL McCaull carries the
district. While the Republican split In
the State is 10 be taken into consideration
IL may be safely said, that but few Re
81 nE N f.a rsaT . . l4n
ing TO lose the opportunity Of casting
vote for McCaull
The legislative contest in this end or the
State so far as can be judged now Is
about as follows:
REPUBLICAN SUPPORT.
In the First Senatorial district, which
consists OF 70 counties or Washington
and smythe and the city Of Bristol. the
Republicans have made no nominations
but VIII IN the main. support the uckee
or the regular Democratic convention
This ticket Is composed as follows:
For Senator. G.. w steele: for Repre-
sentatives Of Washington county ana
Bristol. Charles II. jennings and Thomas
j. Campbell. There is little II any DOUBT
that this ticket will win as against the
independent ticket, which bears the
name OF Nint. Thomas, for Senator anu
Dr. W. 1. Delaney and John X. ROBINSON
Tor Representatives. A hard fight Is De-
ing made for the success OF Thomas,
however. and It Is said that money has
been raised for his support.
Lee and Scott counties will both be
close, but It is confidently expected that
the Democrats Will win In these counties
by small margin.
BORDER COUNTIES.
WISE, Dickinson and Buchanan couh-
ties VIII elect one Representative. wise
Is strongly Republican. while the other
two counties usually give each small
democratic majority. James I. Eiswick
is the Democratic candidate In these
counties and his Republican opponents -
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THE TIMEs-RTCHMOND VA SUNDAY. OCTOBER 81 1897

+. IT. Evans. The indications are that
Eswick will win.
Tazewell and Wythe counties are po'h
expected TO give a Republican majority
Giles and Craig will give Democratic ma
Jorities.
Bland and Smythc counties VIII eject
n representative together. John NJ.
Gwinn is the Democratic nominee OF
these counties. The Republicans iailcd
to make n nomination, but Major a. D.
Pendleton, Republican. is running inoe-
pendently. AS to the support or these
two men the Democrat and Republicans
are divided among Themselves. The Re-
publican paper Is supporting Gwinn'
while a portion Of the Democrats are
said to favor Pendlcton.
St. Clair, Republican. Will probably be
elected to the senate over Meade. Dem
ocrat. from the district composed OF the
counties OF Tazcwell Russell and Buch-
anan.
In Russell county. Charles Gose. Re-
publican. is opposed for representative
by Henson, Democrat. Russell county is
ordinarily Democratic. but Gose's great
popularity. which has won for him I'm the
past may result in his defeating Hen
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holly contested and the result is likely
TO he close. This contest Is especially IN
teresfing by reason or the fact that MT.
Hobson is the chairman OF the Popuhst
State Committee. and Is the mead ana
front OF that party, while Judge OresoIy
Is ono Of the Populist leaders.
ANOTHER CONTEXT.
Goochland Is IN a House district win
F1uvanna, which IS in the Tenth Congress
sional district Mr.. George w. Browning
is the Democratic nominee there ana MI
Il. ]. Taylor, 4 Democrat, VINO IS run
ming as an Independent candidate, Is hls
opponent. rhey are having pretty nshl
and each candidate claims that nc Is
sure winner.
New Kent belongs I'm the district WIN
Charles City. James city. YORK, warwick
and the cities OF Williamsburg ana Rev,
por. News. Mr. Thomas Temple PoWeh
is the Democratic candidate and Is op-
posed by Revery Stewart and !. q. Cor
rigan. representatives OF tho rival RepuD-
Iican factions. The district Is naturany
Republican. but that party IS 50 m ,. az
vided. il would appear that MY. Po"ei
chances Of reelection are very Booo'
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from discussions resulting from the hsn'
over the judgeship.
In Lynchburg. tho Democratic nominee
Mr.. Upton ID. Jennings. has no oppoS'
ton.
IN ROANOKE.
The situation I'm Roanoke city ana honn-
oke county, is exceedingly interes"ns'
Colonel John W. Hartwell. ex-Cominon-
wealth's Attorney OF Roanoke. nnd a nic-
long Republican. is n candidate TOT 'ne
House or Delegates. His running Ha'e y
w. = McCiannahan. = Young ous'nss
man. also OF Roanoke. who for nunDsr
OF years. has been n strong ProhIoiuoi'lss'
though he al one time voted the Democr's-
tic ticket. The friends OF these gentieile"
arc claiming for them n majority.
The Democratic nominees are X. ran
doiph Hicks. a prominent member OF 'he
Roanoke bar. and Mr. Frank CaraWen, OF
craig. Rev. Mr.. Moomaw, OF hoanohe
county. is tho Prohibitionist cancioa'c'
and Will poll but very small vote
In Halifax, Charlotte. BEDFORD anu
Montgomery. the situation possesses us
customary serenity, and the Democrats
will be successful
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THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Little Democratic Opposition Except In
Dinwiddic County.

PETERSBURG, VA. oct. D.-Speciai.-
Apparently but little interest is being
manifested here in the election to be held
next Tuesday. This, however. Is probably
due TO the fact that the Democratic
candidates FOR the House OF Delegates
from Petersburg have no opposition.
These candidates are Hon. Thomas Is.
Ivey ana MIR. William Henry Mann. Mr.
Ivey Is an eX-memDer Of the Legislature
from this city. There IS an Independent
Prohibition candidate for the Hou-e OF
Delegates from this city. tie Is Mr.. q. IA.
T. Bass. Hon. William Is. Mcllwalne, inc
Democratic candidate for the state sen
ate from tho Twenty-ninth Senatorial
District OF Virginia, has no opposition.
Mr.. McIlwaine Will succeed himself in the
Senate as he H. an ex-.uember OF that
body. While little interest is being taken
here in the election, it Is different In the
rural districts, where politicians, both
Democrats and Republicans, have been
actively engaged doing campaign work.
SPLIT IN D1NWIDDIE.
In Dinwiddie county the Democratic
party is somewhat divided by reason Of
two nominations having been male Tor
tn. House of Delegates. 1t viii lie re-
meml cred that Mr.. L j.. Clark was nom
inlttd bS one convention and Mr.. +.
Smith by another convention. The mat
ter. however was left to the decision Of
the Democratic state Committee. who de-
cided that Mr.. Clark was the regular
nominee Mr.. Smith acquiesced gracefully
to the decision Of the compittee, and says
that he shall support Mr.. Clark 1t Is
thought, however, that not q few OF
Smiths friends will not vote for Clark. A
prominent and wcll-informed citizen Of
Dinwiddie told The Times correspondent
that unless the breach in the Democratic
party in the county was healed before the
day of election tha>~slr. j. G. Duane, the
Independent Republican candidate for the
Legislature from Dinwiddie, stood an ad-
mrable chance of election. The Times in
formant said that the name of Hon. VIII
liam j. McIlwaine. being on the ticket,
would be a considerable help to Mr.
Clark as Mr. McIlwaine was very popu-
lar in the county. Mr.. Clark told me
that he expected TO be elected by at
least FIVE hundred majority.
HOBBS WILL WIN.
Captain a. r. Hobbs. the Democratic
candidate for the House for the counties
OF Prince George and Surry, will be op-
posed by Mr.. Dillard the Republican
candidate Captain Hobbs. on account Of
severe sickness in his family for some
weeks past. has been unable 20 do much
campaign work. but his friends have been
hustling for him. He expects 10 be elected
by between three hundred and FIVE hun
bred majority. A gentleman from Prince
George said to-day he thought that Cap
tain Hobbs majority would be fully five
hundred.
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NAWAAAA'f
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
A Lack of Interest the Chief character
istic--The Democrats VIII Elect

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Oct 8o.-special.-
The political situation here is OF such
nature as TO cause little tax.
Thus far little or no interest Is mani
tested in next Tuesdays election Inc
actives say 1t is no use TO begin "oIh u'.lii
there is more interest manifested ana
more general activity. The regular Ike
nubljcans smile and decline TO give dd-
vice the Lambites have plenty OF ad-
vice. and IL il of every KIND Dut u -
advice alone. They are consplcuously
lacking when II comes to Offering the US
nal inducement, even glass Oh peer Ut
three cents worth Of whisky. owing 10
attacks Of the Gazette the SOund-Mohey
men are apparently preparing Tor d Hsh-
ing excursion. ,.., DO
OF the twelve or thirteen hundred IL
publican votes accorded by the Democrats
in last falls election the general opiiloi
A. that the Lamb ticket Will do well II II
,,ets Two hundred. some Republicans MI.
Aguew and Mr.. Crupper Tor instance WIN
nTobablv hang up conspicuously busy
dov card in their offices and take thelr
meals beside their desks.
TYLER will, however, get goou many
Republlcan votes. and Barley VIII be sem
To Richmond with honor that ne can
cali glory. Forty 10 sixty votes VIII De
nolled for the Prohibition ticket In Alex
andria. and Senator Echols and FRANK
Kennedy may probably get an extra.
Az TO the county nobody seems TO be IN
formed as TO how things will 90 out there,
except that Colonel Barley Will run ahead
Of both tickets. Since the Closing OF 'ne
Taco-tracks and boom epoch OF Jack
CON Cfv several hundred voters
have either died, moved away, or
had their names expunged from the
rolls. The vote, except in presidential
elections. is then brought out by the use
Of other means than ordinary persuasion,
and those AZ work cannot get their bal
lots in n granted only dinner time. There
will be few ballots polled In the county
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The McCauII Ticket VIII Poll "oou o'e'
Democratic Candidates VIII WIN.


FRONT ROYAL. VA. oct. SO.-Special
II is difficult TO forecast the vote lh 'ne
Seventh district on Tuesday. lneIe u
considerable apathy on the part OF Doih-
ocrats for State ticket. There j. no ca.
thusIasms II IS believed that III sp,.o
Of the opposition OF the Asncw coh' M,
tee to the Lamb ticket. McCaui anu ~
Ter will get a good vote In Hochihs"a"''
Shenandoah and Page. ,.,
A SPLIT MAKES VOTES; 49,,
This ticket will poll almost the lu, ,,
Republican vote. In Warren there wiz
be a larger vote for II than other"ise
because Of the split in the DeinoC' ~ ~
ranks there being two canoiuu,v5'
Thomas and Casteman. Tie hePuD"-
cans viii vote for the latter ana Nneh
at the polls will vote the hepuO"''''
ticket.
In ponnahannock there will be large
vote polled. The candidates Tor the reg
ielaturo are George w. settle, Demo
craft and A. NJ. Willis. RepuDhcahl'
Settle will be elected by a good MAJORITY
CAPTAIN Parks DemocraD has no oppo-
sition as Floator from Rappahanhock
and Page. -,
b. G Jordan DemocraD Will be eject
"a ia Frederick He has no opposition.
CLOSE FIGHT
In Shenandoah the fight is close be
tween !. NJ. Bauserman Democrat) ana
I. w. Santmiers (Republican) with
chances perhaps in favor OF Santinieis'
ROCKINGHAM IS doubtful. The candidates
are ID. NJ. switzer and w. II. Blakemore
Democrat) and John f. Sanger ana W.
Harvey Zirkle Republicans) OF all these
switzer seems to stand the best chance.
There has been very little public speak
ing and the appointments have been poor
" attended. Local issues have ABSORBED
an interest to the exclusion OF state ana
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DEuOCRATTC OPPOSITION.
List Of the Candidates who Are Running
Against Party Nominees.


Colonel W. +. Wickham. chairman OF
the State Republican Committee has re-
ceived many additional replies 70 letters
sent to court clerks asking for list or
candidates for the Senate and House.
The following are the candidates run
ming against the regular Democratic
nominees I'm addition to those published
I'm The Times last Sunday;
FOR THE SENATE.
Washington and Smyth-George W. CAL
houn Republican,.
Sussex. Greenesvllle Surry and Prince
George-R. W. Arnold Republican)
Henry and Pittsylvania-D. 7. Meadows
prohibition.
Augusta and city OF staunton-R. S.
Griffith Prob): and James @. Cochran
Ren)
Rockbridge. Botetourt Bath. Allegh-
any and Hehland-Jamos r.. Mccormick
Rep): J. W. Mostoe ProbD
FOR THE HOUSE.
Isle Of WIght-C j. Clarke Ondepen-
denO.
smyth and Bland-A. C. Pendleton Re-
publlcan).
Nfontgomery-E. T. Gill Republican,.
Mecklenburg-H. g. Smith (PopulisO.
J. T. Bell independently, Thomas Jones
Independently.
Greenesville and sussex-L a. Knox
Republican.
Patrick-John 6. Taylor Republican,.
Amelia and Nottoway-W. Q. Butler
independent DemocraD. r. III. White
independent Republican,.
Henry-W. p. Emerson Republican,,
John K. Armstrong (PopulisD.
Dinwlddle-J. c. Duane independent
Republican,
Rockingham-W. Harvey Zerlle. John
+. Senger Republicans).
Pittsylvania-Henry Berger Populiso.
w. II. IT. Cooke RonulisD. V. A. Witcher
PonulisD. W. J. Walton Populs). r.
4. Bennett PopulisD w. F. Motley pro
hibition). J. l.. Graveley (Prohibiton). ".
r. Abbott 0ndependeno.
Clarke and Warren-John r. Castleman
Independent DemocraD.
SHENANDOAH W. Santmiers CRepub-
Ican). ]. p. Stranger Gree Silver Popu-
list,
Bedford-John p. Gardner CReDubli-
CAM. ]. NJ. Wells Independent Demo-
craO.
Petersburg-G. NJ. T. Ross Prohbition).
Brunswick-E. 2. Buford Independent
Democrat.
Grayson-H. w. Robbins Republican).
Carroll-Dexter Goad Republican,.
Alexandria-S. n Garwood Republi-
CAM. T.. J. Lewis independently
Floyd and Franklin-S. T. Turner IRE
publcan).
Campbell-R. A. Hamlet Republcan).
Appomattox and ampbell-William
Daniel Xix Independently.
Northumberland and Westmoreland-H
f. Coles Independent.
Rockbridge-James A. Frazier and r. II.
Cuhart lQopuhffcangl
Feuquier-Daniel ]. Payne Republi-
CAM.
Orange-A. r. Jones independently, C..
c. Wager OProh.bition).
Cumberland and Buckingham-L b. lie
Seur Republican,.
Augusta and CITY OF Staunton-R. d.
Haislip (Prob): W. d. Dodge. Prob);
John G. Fulton (Rep); David 5. Condor
(Rcp)
Bath. Allegheny and Highland-John
w Bear (Rep): John W. Bell CProb)
Louisa--Georee TT. Duggins, (Rep)
HE WOULD NOT TELL.
Mr.. W. II. II. Thackston. clerk OF Prince
Edward refused TO tell the names OF
candidates In that county, saying as at
present advised he did not think he had
the right to dlvulge the names.