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bserver. ' r v::: yoL xxiv, . iji 15c iffltn I 4 v ilir-rtp Ay. 1 1 irk Vsr' : ; ; -Absolutely Pure. 'i ' Itii rW-ier louver vanes. A marvel S)(f!li!f7ln1I?l9 Ore c(x)nomicikl than ordinary tiling siiu i wv. j.,, vjiwj "uuiiU(j- ihcot fee sold ia competition with the Hi on 2,097, George 388. The Bame )mStitu'Ae -of low test, short weighs 3istrict8 in 1885 gave Hill 19,027j Da ilia o.iosph-MA powders, sold (mly m f venport 21,462, Bascom 1,516. S ci!0 10fl; -Brooklyn has 275 electiop districts; "N W w.C. & A. P. v'r: naMi. and;,l20 of these give Grant 18,550, Cook ?i H'vrgLl -Oc. 23,890, George 6,680. Democratic Is tains in New York and King's counties VnT?ArPlTD OTR t continue. At this writing (7. 5 tf m.) U f lJi'l lull J JL 11 . . f iil!ilAlS -FOit- THE WEEK. - i P j ;:oo s 400 ! : :. Coreet for 80 cte -40 cts ? "V " 50 cts I worth 5 Ladies' Muse1 and Children's AND JBI A P I ftom 2.00. 25 dor JERSEYS from30cta Oiir Shoe' Department;, . : ,! Is the most oecipletfl in the city. Our : &ljBO fM.T'K Boya'Shoeeaih cot be eqtfaled f r wear. K XMDZ NAPKINS from 50 cU a doe. 10D DZ TO;VE5 from 10 cU a puir. ?HITI. BLANKET 1 81.00, Wr l.BO, S2.25, 3.00, 64.00, 4.78 j i pnd tf.OQ per pair. BED COMFORTS 00c. $1.00, 'SUO. 81.50, 81.75, and I ' J2.00 each. . froal 121c a yard. AM1OX WANSELS S I t 74 to liica yard. ALt KIKD3 OF NOVELTIES, TOYS ;f AND DOLLS, ETC, AT 0.E PRICE U FOR CASH W00LLC0TT Easf Martin St. Raleigh, N. C. P. Da't forget our 10c Eibbe4 liese they are cheap and well worth 2J 8Alse .a.line of Ladies' Felt Hats, trimmed sha.utitrimmed. Birds, Wings, r eatners, c. SOWARI) FASNACH, .! A N, V RALJSIGH, N. C. Keeping pce wit a tile growth and pros perity of the ci vof Raleigb,our Stock; of ? Watches " Jewelry, Optical ; Goods, 'etc . etc., is probably 1 now th ! largest in- the I ; State. r -xf it. THi"TrrTO"IV T our usual Hdj of goodn, we will have on exhibition to our Store, commeno- iai Wed t esday , the 19th, ' 100 Solid Gold Watches, Diaiuou Riit 4 from 1-16 to H kaat, " all xru.i t f great beauty. . .it stylfi an desigoa of Bolid Oold I tcelew. Wake F-irest College, ;ORl II CAROLINA. mcean luiivn no- t. .f Kalt'lKh. Ktfty-third n i i al aiii Im-kIi 8?pteiubT 1. Ten dlsliuct ..tio.il.-j Nifie iutTCUr. ,ouo volunw ll' Li-.-.iary. -Wfji eqi.1p.H-d lbirtorls, Relng iltlMfll. oui AO ' Ajjraim t;um , exvrui . v I, HC., il'irri, ' SON mm OPTICIAN r? ? 1 ri rnra.a ui as. i iaji Waks tontu H. 0. 5. , THE ELECTIONS IN NEW YORK, OHIO, VIRGINIA i AND OTHER STATES. tJIE LATESTBETUEIfB FBOM ALL POINTS ; OTBEB SEWS BT W1BI. : New York November 8. Thirty Bine election districts in New York State, outside of New York and King's counties, give Cook 7,000, urant 7,d2d, Huntington 828, George 142. The saine districts in 1885 gave Hill 7,320, Davenport 8,040, Bascom 034. . . ; ."! Buffalo, Nov. .8. Thirty-two elecT tion districts out of sixty-one in this city give Grant 9,860, Uook 8,621; Ar democratic gain of 1,945 over last year. Dnn hnndt-nd nitd (nn lfofi'on rtrn. cincts in isew ionr state outsiae oi it is probable that Grant will go out Of these two counties 100,000 behind. Scattering returns from other parts . oi the state seem to. tell the same story. . New YbRK; Nov. 8 Seven hundred election districts give Grant 47,818, 249 : election districts in New York and ng s counties give counties give Cook 35,935, rant 43,543, Huntington 4,399, ; George 1.660. The Bame districts in "1885 gave Hill 38,8Q5, Davenport 47, i5, Bascom 3,369. :? - 11.9 Complete returns give Cook ' X- 100,776, Grant 54,879, George 35,420, fl Hill 4,950, Hutington 1,086, Bercher :26.. ij'l.l ,11:14 The. 7'rtbune says : M. J. is O'Brien is elected judge or the Su j j preme Court by 30,000 majority. The 75 1 Sun says : Iteturns from the middle f district shows Fellows to have 20, ' ip00 majority. : The tiun claims the democratic bu j pervisor at large in King's county is t eiecteu oy a aeoisive majority. i The Sun bulletin says the demo crats have made a clean sweep in Brooklyn. The Sun claims New York State to ' be democratic by 15,000 plurality, f New Yobi, Not. 9- 2 a., k. Seven ( hundred and seventy five election districts in New York State outside of New York and King's County give Cook 126,545, Grant 142,860, Huntington 13,225, George 7,868. MISSISSIPPI Democratic Wlthcmt Qapccltlca. Jackson, Miss., Nor. 8. The elec tion today in Mississippi for members of the legislature and county officers was the -quietest . ever known at this place. A very small vote was polled, there being no opposition to the democratic ticket. No news has yet been received from . contested counf ties, but there will be but few other than straight democrats in the next legislature. OHIO. Ciscihhati, Not. 8. Sixteen pre cincts in this, Hamilton county, give i'Wkef 1,954, Powell 1,342: net ie- publican gain 912. j Cincihs ATI, Not. 8. Forty-one pre- cincts show a net republican gain of 1,473 iu,i(o; cseitz, la Dor, z,yv; snarp, P?hibitio 868 nei republican THB LABOB .VOTZ IN CISCISATI. '. Cisctjinati, Not. 8. The absence of the onion labor vote of 1885 and its large proportion now in Cincin nati causes ah inoreasse in the net republican gpain in this county oat of proportion to the total Tote. Where the .labor vote has drawn more heavi ly from the democrats than from the republicans, which is usually the ease, the republican gain is increased, though the republican total may be decreased. Two hundred and thirty nice precincts in Ohio show a net re publican gain of 4,108. Total ' for Foraker 33,140, Powell 25,519, Seitz 5,003, Sharp 1,666. CixcikaATi, Not. 9. 2 a. x. Six hundred and seventy-three precincts show net republican gain of 5,133, Foraker, 108,849; Powell. 91979; Seitz, 10,069; Bharpe, 6,731. I - MABTLAID. C Baltimore,-Not. 8. The election in this State 80 far as heard from up to 10 o'clock is proceeding quietly. In Baltimore the most perfect quiet has thus far prevailed. The number ' of persons about the voting precincts ; is very small and a stranger would hardly suspect that an election was on hand. . Up to this time the col ored voters who usually vote early have not gone to the polls except in email numbers. They may exercise (heir right later in . the day. In the lirst and second legislative districts of the city the Democrats are conn dent of: success, while the third dis trict is in doubt, it having gone Re publican in the late municipal elec tion. ' Baltimobe, Md., November 9. M.-The election today passed i iI very quietly in tnib city ana ' throughout the State as far as ; heard from. There were three tick ets, democratic, republican and pro hibition. There was a falling off in the vote o' this city, but the trails not closing until 6 o dock and a long ticket made the ccunt very slow, fhe indications at one o'clock (this I morning, November 9) are that the i majority for . E. Jackson, demo crat, for governor will be from 10,000 to 12,000 over Walter B. Brooks, re publican, and for Whyte, democrat, kr attorney general over Miller, re publican, and Baughman, democrat, ijor comptroller over Dixon, republi can, will be about the same. .The legislature will be largely democratic in both branches. The prohibition ItOte was) small. RALEIG , ., WASCUUKTIS. BosTfjN, Nov. 8 Forty one towne in the eastern part of the State give irnea, eptblic-an, for Govtnior 9, 511; rToering, democrat, 5,678-Eirle, prohibiionist, 712 The same towns last yo&r guve Air.os 8,083; Atdrews democrt, 5,870. Bosr$N, No?. 8. The following is the vo'e of Bo iton: Ames 21,379. Lover;ii 26,77tJ, a republican jain oi 2,896. , ; One SKmdred and thirty-four cities find towps in Vasoorn Massachusettb give Atiis 63,164, Lovering 57,652. Earle 3ti03. ' Thii includes the citj of Boston. Sprixsfield, Nov. 8 The vote of the city? gives Ames 2,77, Lovering 2,356, Earl 211. Boston, 9 p. ru.rlC8 towns aucl cities east Massachusetts give Ames 79232, Lovering 72,686. The rowds in the streets and in the corridors of the leading hotels at this hour indicate that the interest in the State contest in this city is vtry much mre intense than usual. At republican headquarters . Chair man Burden claitafl that the Repub licans will have a plurality of not less than foiirtdcn thousand, that and it may rent ii,wu. The KjEt loss .for the Dumccratio ticket in;JJoston is 3,000, while the lie pablicart claim that the returns so far in show that they have gained three rr four senators and a dozen or more represehjativee. The total returns receivedflBO far at republican head quartertfjshow that the democratic net lossin. the' State is 8.400. . At democratic headquarters, they are making no claims except that the vote wiljpje found to be close when the retufpa ire all in. Bostqj' N y. 8. The complete vote of Bostqp f, r Governor gives Ames, republican, 21,376; Lovering, demo crat, 26,J38; Earl, prohibitionist, 118; Marks, lio , 28i. One hundred aud ninety-thfet- towns and cities in the" State gie Ames 95,872, Lovering 88,155. : : ; RHODE ISLAND Klcel Kpabilcn Csngnunuii, PBOviDfiscr.; R. I , Nov. 8. The postponed election for representative to Congress in the second or western dial rict of Rhode Island to day resulted in a sweeping republi can victory. Warren O. Arnold, re publican, Tceived a majority of 542 votes ovet Charles S. Bradley, demo crat, and plurality of 838. Only a plurality was necossary to eect at this election. The total vote cast was 15,630, about 1,600 less lhan the vote of the district at the extraordi-1 nary State election last spring, but over 4,000 more than the vote of the j regular Congressional election last j fall, when Bradley had a plurality i of about;. 600 over Dixon, the then republican candidate, a' majority y being then necessary to elect. - 'The bottom fell completely out of th.prohibition vote, but 292 votes being cast fb'r Peabody as against over 800 for his predecessor at the regular election a year ago. There were republican gains in nearly every towi, the city ofPawtueket, however, giving a plurality of 14 for the democratic candidate. The town of Cumberland returned Horace A. Follet, republican, to the State Sen ate to fill he vacancy caused by the resignation of Senator Holding, who was a democrat. ILLINOIS. CniCAoOtf ' November 8. Reports from most of the wards up to 10.30 o'clock indicate that a very light vote is being polled, although in the 'labor districts a respectable showing was made in the early mor'n iog hours., It looks as though not more than pne third of the vote will be called out. Thre are five tickets in the field, regular Republican, Silk Stocking - Democracy, Short Hair Democracy, regular Labor and Green back Labor. The election is if or coun ty commifcBioners and on the adoption of a jury commission law. yfKIUaYLVANIA. elphia, Nov. 8. The elec tion in Pennsylvania today is for State Treasurer for two years and for Judge of (he supreme Court for twenty -one years. The republican can didates are Win. Hart for State Treasurer id Henry W. Williams for . Judge of th Supreme Court. The democratic' ticket is Bernard D. Mc Grann, for Treasurer, and '. J. Roes Thompson fr Judge of the Supreme i Cpurt. Tb ! prohibition candidates are Dallas C ' Irish and S. B. Chase. ' The comparisons in these dispatches will be made with the vote for State Treasurer in 1885, when Quay, repub lican, had ft plurality of 3,156. in a total vote of 623,702, divided as fol- w lows: Quay, republican, 324,694; Day, ' democrat, 2f 1,178; Spangler, prohibi tion 15,434; .Whitney, greenback labor, 2,783. For Governor last year Beaver, republican, had a plurality of 42,851 in stotal Tote of 899,275. The campaign ; throughout the State has not been a particularly active one and a heavy vote is not anticipated in this cityij However, the campaign ha; been one. of the most exciting and bitter of the past decade. , Philadelphia, Pa., Nor. 826 wards out bf 31 in the city give for State treasurer Hart (republican) 70, 439, McGrgnn, democrat, 57,232; for sheriff, Leeds, t.jpublican 'J0,894, Krumbhaai, (democrat) C4,4ii5; for controller Maloney (republican) 60, 843, D?efert, (democrat) , 65,563. ,1 T 1 f . I uotn ivrumDnaar ana uet'ueri are electod. f At 12 o'clock 18 counties in the State outside of Philadelphia had been heard from. These coun ties give' a' net democratic gain of 9,196 on the vote for State Treasurer ni 1885, when Quay, republican, re ceived a plurality of 43,516. Hart's (republican majority in the State will be about 5,000 and Williams1 (republican) for Supreme Judge about the' same. ' STEW JERSE1T. Teistqjt.'N. J. Not. 9, The repub licans claim the assembly by from 8 tc 10 majority and the senate by 2 ma-, jority. i; , NEBRASKA. Lihooln,; Neb., Nov. 8. Returne from today's elections are very, mea yre. There is as yet absolutely noth . ing on which to base an estimate en the B c Jutfhrial tieWtr'. ft. N. C.; WEDXKSDAY FELLOWS ELECTED OVER THE REPUBLICAN ' DORSEE ..NldoLL ENv Vr a Lkrar M.uor.iTV huhuaii foe : I NEW YOKK OTUSft NE S lit WIRE. KKW VOltK ClTV. New Vop.k , NwV. J. New York j . -.tj in divided into. 812 election dis ; !i icts. Thirty give Grait, rt-publican, I i !o'r Secretary of State, ,l,2o8; C. k', j lt tiiocrut. 3,661 ; Georo, labor, V70. v'lie hundred arni t-Jt:ty ilistriils, j ot confined to this city alone, gi-'p ! Grout 6,202, Co-.k 16,265.'' Geor,-( j 3.1:28. ! New York, .Noveiuber H, . 1S87. ! I he World says: The down io-n ' ivtuih8 thow a great falling oO." in the j. Gtcrge vote. i Put. Divine is el eted alderman. ,' j Col. ilurphy Will have 3,000 lua- jority in the sixth scnatori! ;. district. ' over Mulier. ' i ; Tho Herald osiiinate that Cook ; will letui Grant 50,P0J for ,ieci-tuiv ; oif State. f ?' . j I The Jj'itly X, ua 30,000. ! plura-i'y for Fello v. I j ! Iu two hundred electiou vlistrirts i Nicoll receives 15.SJ71, 'Fellows 21, I G'.KJ, Post 7,210- : 406 election districts 'in this city or ono half of the total- .number, givt, Gfrant 28.274, Cook 53,705,' George ijj,i8s. . ' ; . ' , i i 8.10 p. m. As the returns inci c ase; they are rather "more favorifble to the ; Republicans. At thrs wruiiig Ntw Yurk und Kings counties are cstini.l. j ld at 65,000 Democratic majonty.. , Scattering returns fiom different parts of the city indicate the. election' i of Fellows over Nfcoll for district j attorney by a copsiderablo majunty. I jThe Sun bulletin says New York j city, as far a3 heard from, indicates 25,000 plurality for Fellows 810 districts ihve- Cook 113,350. Grant 58,530. The Su. is now giv lnrr an exhibition Of fire works in honor of Fellows'; election, The Herald bulletin says 503 districts 1 gjve Nicoll 44,115, follows 58,125. ' COL FELLOWS COSQK.VTt'LAtLD. , New Tobk, Nov. 8. Early in the jyening it becaine apparent that Col. Fellows and his colfeagues had been elected, and there as long and loud ijoicinj by tho democrats. Col. A-eilows drofood m at democratic S headquarters and received tbe con gratulations of his friends. The re-,'; publicans explain their defeat by i; uutiiug buafc iue tcpuoiicaita uu went for George last year have stayed by him, while the democrats have i - a .i . gone back to their party. ,OUA- ' - 4 Des Moines, la., Nov. e. The polls closed very late and many are not Closed a.t tins liour, -(a.)). JLue re-; lams will be late. Twelve precincts reported up o this hour ; show fcrarce iy. any chanije from (he vote of last : j car. lloturns froni the; city ot Vas'i iiloines, wll be thitt-tickot-t are badly i-cratcned and counting did not betrn t ill late. Special dimpatrnc-s to totl;e 1 Kegister Horn precincts give ; Larrabee 2,537, Anderson 2.770, a ' u-'t tiomocratic graiE of 27S. pcattf of Prominent Phytirlsii. j N6kfolk, Va., Nov 8.4-Dr. Willian Se'njcn, an old and prominent pliyti ciaq,of this city, and the wenltbiebt capitajiit in this uection, died sud denly this morning : SVPRKME COVRT DECISIONS. Dlsesled by the News a;id Observer. Creech vs. Creech. Sait by appremie for bieac'u oi; covenants in indenture.: flthl. That altlougb the genera! rule ia that whera no actual damapi-B are proved the jjrycan give onjj.1 uomiual damages, yt there arc t k ceptions which are applicable to tlu' facts of this case. Southerlund on Damages, Vol. pages 15G, 157 aud and 172; State vs. VilHams, 1 Dev., 376. ; . ' ' JIcl'l, That where ihe judge charges that "there is no: actual damage,'' aiid a'so charges the jury that if they hhould iind that the .plaintiff had suf,; ftired actual damage by permanent injury to his health, aud the 6an was caused by insofiicient fboil or clothing or othc-r ; treatment, they should say from the etkleiu-o what, the damage was, it must bo taketi ttat it was meant there was nb iru me diate, direct damage. ! Held, That the .indenture being made by "the judge of probate aucj his successors in olfice,":the name o tbe present judge of probate, being a successor in oflice.'can be used m plaiutiH", as in the case of an official bond. , ' ; - i The UgUtrkllon l4 New Yorfc Clly Lost year 235,7)2 yoters wito regih'e-ed in New York city, and 219.I9-J went to thefpblls. This yeat the registration was 233,430. ; In 18bG (Excluding 582 Prohibition: ballots and 313 defective ' and blank) tht yotes were divided thus: : Hewitt;. i)euneratic, 90,552s Koenevelt. Ke publican, 60,435; George. Labor. Ott, H0.V. Y. Jeening J'ont. lEaMfrn fiuaDCier "Yes, hit, .fe-ftwLost Bcheme jet We are going r.ii ori.u;zo.a new tilegraph companj i:i opposition to Jay Gould. W.inY : joiuf" Omaha' capitalist "Jaj ( Aniil )B going to . Europe I hear." V-s." -'Will he stay there?" ;"Oy noj. b'.i back iu a few ia nths." "11 jl,?" "Yes." "Wt ll, I II buy stock i& vour new company if you'll agree to tie tho polm and wires. 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V Mr, V a.lo jut a .0 .v : . f s ... to r-i.y) .V i.- er ii .1. v .Pi'iifpi:!. ! -;.!;.--. I .: :; ' v.-n ' t hat t do 04.''a-iunal " " 1, you know, ib.ui IxO (h.iii. luoio-girl ."Woll. I wish yoa : give me i.e. " My cb mpry." 2'he Jipoch. 1 tu. : i) fc-..; ,u' ill!') WlHll.l 9m f K f.,4 -Tt: ft V.- VlIll.iNIA IX PAINS KYM J.M-::.IOCUATIC . VTi. ri:-.5io- - -vin. . N'yv. h . liio A large vote vote being beau. tL : r the i ;Mi i- democ: a: Uouocratic '. ill c:ury tho ii i 'ii.-' TL i f: !: 1.:; ".ii: .1','t- ril'ij:i: i'y. , Ya , Nov. ,s. The weather :'! elect ir u v. . is quiet. Both .rd at wi'ik und ufull vote )'y bo .olk-d. The whites ' tbe dcru'watio; ticket ; ..he ir.dcpL'iident ticket. A t-liOAUig today and ;::! d I.tr i'c; nee. ciowds. No fear Infc filiation has just ci iv c a 1 i-o in Halifax county Lire voi ing the in ki. lui ;' ticki-i ur.ii that thirois no that thed mot .-.itic cudiddtes - vie ted. :.i.K Ya., Nov. S. Norfolk .'l-cis '.- .:r: i til! ' ejlh ilg li ,;ju . i o: ;vo d ilcgui!--! to the iegis-Port-inou'li cih?. Ports go ii-. uk oratio as usual. .1 i .j r-1 . 1 ... u iv but Pieasaut in th s city is progress- nal iiuictl'v ijom-. ai rreriiici m tile I OUCMO fourth I until O'.ving (icUDCi- xi ' ?U1 V aS i; ' ci'. u is (.f V,i o'cloc',' . S:i k i. .-3 !! 0!:. of tho ' j i 1; c- of ( i.-nion unii tho 111 i Li pliu-o by the ju fg'.s not ; i t.J ;o the rcp-itilicans. i- .ll' U: freo. E. lio U' l Wi; . .-i' iorl.lv uf.er tho prfciuci 1 v h it: hiii ungu'ng col r-'d vot ,.e tlcaocrtitic ju.igr-s iu ing that ; lii.tuiliing t!.,. paa v- Au- .t'ull):;!' iblicuu nt-.i .Vri tho . cd upo; ipj.c ir Tbts : if'iiDiicim i.j.L-jau w is ar- .. ,th ti.3 voters .1 ,1 - own Both rccog- 't ir id v t 0 : j O. .1)01 iswer -.1 ons are that el their oan- VI. .i. Weather i lhe election i . u i;. an-1 o-.r i uy (-- . . . i cr-qmiM, uui ii i , large vote was j A ut every r riuu-t. i Both Jem- ; . : - .1 '. 1 ( (the latter . I 1' r' 1 " ' ' V';j ' -i' i . - . I.r: iK A I.I . TL li.'.'lO LXl iiC I Icmocilio !-. i 'voriiMa earn- : ! U t- vote. n:.i.iTiiOi'T. i;it i ccaht-d about 10 ii in- .at tho second precinct in Jack- .Mil a ( i gri .i I hick ward of the : known u.- Afrl ti), when at the in '. c of cx congressman Johii S. V", A-B. Guigi.'jii, a young demo i ' . !i,'vi r. was arrested u the :,. of t.nlawfiiily and wilfully ob m ''..' inters. Almost imtuediate i - :.tc:w.:: is Wi-io v.-.s arretted on - . : : u! w arrant. Both were taken . i .c pOli.te btut ion ai d there bailed !' i :' ; :'i'!iii;!ice at Iho police court to- 1 1 i n'.v ia .jriMiig. ' Guignou was en ; .1 in c.iai'.eugi'.g voters when ar n .1. iiii i Wise, wi.o is the leader of c ;Htir :iiots iu the city, was devo-t-hasilf tofacihtating colored i . i, o Sr .: "xius, Ya , November 8. i.o.-, di atocrat, for the senate 588; .:i:Lp,-'renubiir.tu. -iG2; Fultz, pro- i) i i ii c :i. li.i, IU.5. lii-tuo jrat, I'll; Lyln. Delegates Craw- oio; vraig, repurn- irohibitiouist, 9G, .ratu- train over lbbo of 4. rhc iiniiciuions are that, the demo-e;..tU- tiektt carries Augusta county. Winchester, Ya., oV. 8. Win-(i:.;.ui- -(o Bcial) givts Thomas W. Harrison, democrat, fir the senate IU ) majori cy; Johu M. Silvir, demo-' .:J. for the Liusd of delegates 9t r: j ty, a large dcuiocruiic gaiu 'v r Jasi Si ll's el'ction. !':i :iJ!0N:, Ya. Nov. 8. Culpepper . Ya., return.! a democratic .i. : ibji-' to tlie lt-gi3aLore by a n.a j . '-i i L'jO to 3iMJ. Bapprdinnncck . ,. .i.i y 6i i: la a ilcinocrut to the leg is -. ,... i'.K! cit v i f 1'ortsmouth .re .. a i.naocrr.t to the hu .,:& of ;,tis. Full re', urns of lL cir uMU' i f-h.v-a (iu liKicn.lio gaiu i out tl.o (..'oii-;if.;s.ioiia'. .vote of i r cljicis in. Louisa bounty Liumi t-p ublicaii, a iujo;ity of x'he indications arc tha he will 'r-tcd by '27i'J umjorlty. This iiij a. g tin of one member for the iiicai) -I to t !: ' ! PariV . '..':tv h!iokv Wlt S l l(. our op :n Kich aocratic . i. Ml, NdV. i-ies and ci: if.fei to cltl. -lfeturiis from ilo Lot sh jw a Y n ty, although .:. si'eral in- r v has chili foriur Li- . i'l 'tiubtic:. ; I.O i.li U':-ilii, ur r: tic couui 4ties i 1 ico veisa. ( Jiii cs and the i;;i;in headquar iu tit. vicinity tui aWiuCing to hear 11 , ..,...! I'ic and c, .1. .": t ! O t il I'd -.. i ".nil (:ovds ' I rCfio.l .let iil li. .' :-:..og has ; ct '. ' . !. iiy of tho iMuti' A,.'.- i but uii..)liH-i; ' i i :' ci'ly apj-.i-oxiui nhow tliut t .v t-ni iivn auuuuucco ui the vote in A figures which iU the ofiicial i'l'tho tu-nt- mi- iiiei'incis iu ll:.-haio.-iil iu; over i: 'A L:.iijority for I ho d- uiocratic cau- .'.' fir the ii.-.M' cf dr-'.oguUS. ; ttiai-uijg four j relucts wi'l iu- ,tsis majority by from one to - .ui.l:cd. MoKgro returns from . . , . : .I'g poiuts in the State ilidl , a:. '. .j.i; ihe tUniOi-ivits are holding .. '. :. t'l.i with no rt publican gaint. ! : h uii-,ition:t g. 'i'i i .j'y ol Iiichuimid elects four i ;t rubers 'O tho liouLe by a reduced twBtgr-rn cities and oounties show . j t 1 ' I..T JL l,uau. AfcDIUAUO 11UU1 !h'' r'ertiou of :no 'democrat and two '(', :M i'Kiii to the Senate, and niae i i i dc.no :.'a'.s and cvn republicans j t ho H ir: e ui Delegates, a derao-, t h. of .ie senator and t)iet i elevates. Nonolk ciV clet i two democrats . i fU'i h'isKturo by 474 majority, .i l lVitsuou.l n t irni a democratic icgitd by 4C(J majority; showing ' iooii tic gains in both cities. Nor f. jik county elects a republican. lioturns from Alexandria city and ooiicty t-how the election' of a re ; ublicaii delegate. The city and i. ii v- ,.-..,3 republican in the last g'-latire Lunenburg county elects a democratic delegate, formerly re--pullican. Norfolk el oofs two democratic dele gate. s, a gain of one. Keturns from twiht' counties and '.tUs do not show a gain or loss to . it her party. Lynchblrg, Ya . Oct 8. The demo- la's i' :.rry Lynchburg by 450 majori ! y, achango of 'Q'M votes nine the con ;. re-bS u,i.l election of lot fall. Ma j riry for Harrison, democrat, for sen- ..tc an Clarke count v will be near K.ciiMuNi., Ya , Nov. 8. Aboutoue t'lirdof tun State heaul fi om gives i ii following: Democratic members .f tho State senate 5, house ' f delegates 33; republican in the .nte 2, house of dolegates 8; re-' t ublicans gain one delesate and lose : no member cf the senate. Chaklottesville, Ya., Nov. 8 ! Thirtten precincts ' iu jMbemBrle ; oroty give a democratic m ijority of 075, Iwith heveu precincts to her 'ro aj which will not chan 'e tbe re-1 suit. . ' j jJanville, Ya , Nov. 8.--Daiiville i ives; Hare, democrat, for tl. i Seat.te, 300 niajority, aud the dmo.. atic del- ' cgates to the lower house 3: 7. D.ta-, vilhj jind three other precincts g ve ' ?.hn democititi 130majoritj. Henry c.Hn4y has gone repjblji-m by at ' 'ca--t300. Halifax is baid o be tfe :or the democrats. i Harhisonbueo, Ya., No?. 8. Ligg?tt, : deniojcat, probably defoated for State j sen it'pr by u small majority, Hai cs-' :er,;r and Kezell, democrats, are I kctd to tin house bo aViout fifty j .lajoj-ity. ' j FaifuMoND. Ya., Nov. 8 Gov. Lee, J it uiiduigkt, s: y i iba r isult does not ' :sc:d his expectations. He' has 1 1 L 1 . v- .i-vajs ieeu couuueni; aoout V lr ,ia;aj Ife :s sure that the senate will e democratic bv a two-thirds ma- J jri.y aLd the house of dek-gates by ce qf three fifths. The Old Domin- ol deiuocratic club serenaded the Jovejrnor tonight and he addressed , tie cj-ovrd in congratulatory terms. ALr.xv.NMUA, Ya , Nov. 8. The! lews! being received at the State dem-1 oeratte headquarters in this city is uort jencouraging for the democrats! mil khey ere jubilant over the out i jf Miiuone. Cnairman Barbour at mid- i .light; said his estimate was that the lemacrats in both branches of the legislature would about hold their ro-b9WIlt!tQe losses in a Jew counties (W ojffset by gains ia so many more. 1!d 13 certain of a democratic majori-. tv of itwenty-five on joint ballot with j , the probability of a two thirds ma- , jority. ; THfc VIRGINIA rEMOCBATS JUB1LAST. i liicHMOND, Ya., Nov. 8. Returns r oia ail precincts in the city show at the democrats have carried five : cut of the six wards, electing four dele gates to the general assembly by a : majority of about 650. The total 1 oto cast was 13,710, the democrats r liing 7,183" and the coalitionists o,527. Democratic clubs are parad i :,ig the streets with bauds and torches, boLlires are burning at sev eral points and intenpe democratic j :it huniasm prevails. Up to this hour ; 11 p. m., about forty cities rnd coun i es of the Slatw have ben heard i'om. These show that the demo crats have elected delegates ; in thirty counties. If the present rate of losses and gains continues the democrats will have about three fourths of the Senate and n'irly two 'birds ol the House of Delegates, ; thus insuring the election of a demo- j cratic successor to United States : Senator Riddleberger. ' Danville, Va., Nov. 8. Danville' ity and thirteen precincts in Pitt- j sylvania county show a rt.t dauo- ! cratic majority of 315. ' will elect a democratic Tl a county ! 8C-1. itoi hud ; ;hree delegates by a small majority. It is a democratic h ss of nasriyj 1,000, as compared with tb vote in lS-o. Patrick and H?nry counties' ae both republican, a lots of iwb1 Jeiuccratic members. ALEXANDRIA KF-PtraLICAN. Ai.KXASDiaA, Va , Nov. 8.--For the Jr;-f time iu f.jelve years Alexandria cit and county are republican as to ,lu legislature. Speaker Stuart being j i e:-ated by 223 votes. Moore,' dem., or the Senate in this district" is elec e.l by upward i of 75 majority- ThriiMiiND. Nov.' 9. 1 15 a. m. r ifiycven cities and counties show (ienmratSt, electel to the Senate ": und 50 to tho House of Delegates, Tht republi jatis hav-? elected 6 Sena- ' .ors and 11 Delegates. Tbe? demo-! rats have a two thirds majority in the ' .cgiolature. Mrs. Annie Brickner and Her ; aau Bach have been arrested at Sla- j ington; Pa., on a charge of murdering ; Mrs. Brickner's husband, who was j found with his throat and wrists cut ; iu Allen town recently, and who was I c u j postd to have committed suicide . - ltoi in OviittiM the Danger tf Kipet- , urr. i r.ii:c.s O'Reilly, tbe well known l.iv -. ry man of No. 18 Prince street, New York, f AUcock's Toroas Plat i- i: lor the lart forty-two year I have ijr. n u,'Ui;uJ in tbj livery and hacking uufciui'b.-'. I am grt-atiy aided by my four i on. We nr much expoaod to the vveatl-.er. and we haie found Alloock'e t'laterr of ery pTt-ni service We us ihem as chest proteolon, placing one on he chest and one on the pit of the v.i .much. They not only ward off a cold, '. ut act :'R a ionic We are frequently affected with rheumatism, kinks n tho back and pains .n the side; but ono or two of Allcock's f'laterB quickly cure us My wife and lautthter have been using Allcock Plasters for weak back and think: the world of thanv I have now been usin usinfl tarve ibpjn for twenty ai Cm tl-wwjnt i a W fa tl iso. 109 ": jB DYNAMITE. A BOMB AT A' POLLING PLACE ISrSINA!. MACHINE MAUL Till OTHER Ttl.fOK. f-HIC L' Ok- Chioagi., 111., Nbv. 8. A loaded dynamite bomb was found this ?aorn irg on -West Yan Buren street not far from a polling place, where voting was in progress. The bomb was made out of a large gas pipo.and was eight ii:ches long. he ends were closed with iron tops screwed firmly on. The fuse was attached at the center Of the bomb. Vklnloi Notes. Washington, D. C, November S.--Surgeon General Hamilton has ro ot ived a telegram from Dr. Porter. at Tamp3, Florida, saying that'there were four new cases and three deaths from yellow fevtrreaterday, and that ere are fourteen cases under treat ment at the hospital. The comptroller of the currency today authorized the Sunonds Na tional Bank, of Sumter, S. C, to be ffin business, with a capital of 50, 000: A Bis Fire. Evansville, Ind., Nov. 8. A large fire started shortly before midnight in , odd Fellows' blockand at 2 o clock I this morning was still burning. The ! building was occupied by Skahn & j Co., wholesale grocers; Howard Bab-, j cock, commission merchant; Haas, j Runge & Co., wholesale druggists, . and G. R. Wacb, wholesale saddlery dealer. The loss will be about 1 15, 000. BAD ACCIDENT I VAKCK. Tffl Men Drowned In Sntbuah. Cor. New and Observer. ' Henderson, N. C, Nov. 8. Last Saturday night Mr. A. K. Fleming, who Uvea near Woodworth, j in this county, was crossing his mill i pond in a small boat, accompanied by his miller, an old gentleman named i Lynch and Mr. Williams. While ! cro6Bing he noticed a favorite dog ( swimming after the boat with great i difficulty. Thinking to help tho dog ! he reached out to take him in the boat, but unfortunately reached tOb far, and, being a heavy man; capsized tho boat, by which all the occupants were thrown into the water. Mr. Lynch was unable to swim and to ' save himself caught Mr. Fleming. Both were drowned. Their bodied were recovered Sunday morning. Mr. Flenifng was a prominent citi ; zeh of Yance county, and a relative ; of Mr. J. H. Fleming, of Raleigh. , tobacco. Immense quantities of tobacco have been brought to town during tho j past week. At times so much has j been brought , that sales would have j to go over until the next day, and ! this, too, without any special effort j in the way of proadums or pihto ! sales. P. Homicide la Grnte. Uor. ot the Xewi and Observer. Gatesille, N. C, Not. 7, 18S7., ' There was a homicide committed in this county about three miles fiom this place on Saturday night last. There was a ro at a colored feast bt-tween Jiohn P. Walton and another negro; and Levi Walton went to the rescue pf bis brother, and struck at hi 4 antagonist with a "billie,'' but made a mis-lick and struck his broth er, killing him instantly. Levi then made his escape. The coroner's jury returned a ver dict in accordance with, the above statement of facts. , In Brief. And to tne Point Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered liver i misery. Indigestion is a foe to good na ture. The human digestive apparatus is one of the moot complicated and wonderful things in existence. It is easily put out of order. , Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food, and cookery, mental worry, late hours, irregular habits and many other things which onght not to be, have made the American people a nation of dyspeptics. But Green's August Flower has done a wonderful work in reforming this sad business and making the American peo ple so healthy that they, can enjoy their meals and be happy. Remember No happiness without health. Bat Green's August! Flower brings health and happineea to the dys peptic. Ask your druggist for a bottle. Seventy-fi ve cents. A Bright Wife' Retort. From the London Topical Times. : Jones and his wife on their way to church. Wife putting on her gloves. Jones: "My dear, I wish you would complete your toilet before you leave home: I'd just as soon see you putting your stockings on in the street as your gloves." Mrs. Jones: "Most men would." Sitting Bull is said to be contem plating another raid. -fuu. WEOyf PURE Its superior excellence proven in lull lions of homes for more than a quarter of a century. It ia ued by the United States Government. Endorsed by tbe heads of the Great Universities m the the Strongest, Purest and . most Health ful. 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