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GLORIOUS DAY FOR THE GOOD OLD
NORTH STATE
life
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Our f onsratiilatlouM
The
tongratjulates
white i men of' ENorth
'North .Carol
na for the
, yesterday.
glorious
victory' .m
ry -n'C'Orueu
The predict idn
made I byitu and. pub
llshedt in th4 .jissue of 5th
has-been
- 7 f . il -
more than verified
-ll. 1111.1- lime nc
;1 - : II- r i ' - - - -.7. . -
would have -Wn content ivith a fair
ajfr
working, iras
ty in
each
branch of
the legislaturp,
our rf rcts Atl i
but ciust; n
low express
s failure to
be a unan-
Imous gatherUiff of w'jiite men, elected
to' re-ostaWish lind enactPla
ws for the
perpetiiaCion of,
a-white man's govern
ment
While the.
Mess of the
7
state, has
andi power
to such a
w i ft 1 d e d 4m m (fniae influence
in the! campiibn' brought
glorious finisl
ha people1 o
We much to
the Jmanagerrjeut of the jc
impaign to
Ilon.-I". M. S
mmons, chairman of the
- 1 --iy .;-r'
cx",ecntive. co
mimttee.ii .without whose
aid arid guiddnt
e the Victor!' could not
have been w
The; white people of theiqastern part
of the state,
endured the"
domination
thankfulness
10 have for
four years
' jgalling yoke. of negro
lave . v much
cause
thei overthrow of the
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corrwpt party)
ow in power.
STILL SOLID : SOUTH
SOI TIiKIt STATKSj UOLL IT THE
JIAJOIC1TIKS
Solid Ieleatiqns to (!oure Returu-
- - . j. '! i j i:rl j' "-
ed by tliem-f Itepubllcau JTlajorlty lu
Jew Tork Iteduced to 'JTivcnty l liou-
i ti I ' I
sand-Democrats Cialn C'ougreKmei)
'.'-'. : ' , - 1 (: i:J - - i 7 "I'l- j j--- -7. ?.
Ileturuit from Otlier States! i
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November
Jacksonville,
Fla.,
8.
of S. " V
Spark man, democrat,
in the first, con
gressional district and R. 1 W. Davis,
democrat, .in the second.. ( iThe vote,
judging from indications, is'20 per cent
lighten for both parties than in 1896.
The whole democratic ticket is. elect--
ed. 'The
cons
tutional ' amendments
jr. Teqtliring that bon.ds 'of - state officers
be in-" sound I Surety and 1 guarantee
companies were carried ovejwhelming-
ly. The republicans and -populists will 1
not elect altogether oer. fivie members
of the "legislature, if, , that 'many. . The
legislature elept2d today Wijil 'choose a
successor toSa nuel Pasco. i ? , :.
SOUTli CAROLINA.
! . South Carolitia,
November
8. El
- JiotU .democratil First
'Talbert, demo-'
crat secxnd;i-Latimer democrat third;
Wilson,-, democrat Fourth; Finley,
demociHit fifth;; iNoirtonj democrat,
sixth and ; Stokes, democrat seventh
coagresgional idistrictj elected by very
large majorities. N pemocratic : state
'ticket elected- without opposition..
Ligh-t vote cast , throughout the state.'
IOWA. t. :
IteMoiiiets, I(wa, November K--C. T.
Hancock chairman Iowa 1 republican
state central ; committee" says: "We
' expect to carr.y4 the state- by about 50,
000' amKekxfti tne entire: congresional
delegal.ion." 1 I j .
i C. A.- Hoffmjan, secretary of demo-
cratci committee - says: r'Froan re-
' turns received
so far I the state ' ill go
republican by
rities."-j1:-:4i Nf
Des Mainefe.
The democrat
greatly reduced major-
vy-4ir c .'v.iiy-.y,.--i y.
Imva, .Novembers-8. '
state central coram itte
has giten out
the following state
ment: -'We coin cede j the state to the
v republicans, byJ25;000!l ' We! have elect
ed Weavt-; ih . the; Sixth dti strict
A statement rlrom i the republican
stite central fcbrumittee reads: "The
reiublicans hae carried the state fey
inre than ' S0,C0u. ,W-ha.ve elected
evwy republicsai ,Q&ngressmian by large
4 majorities. Ijacey, . cepublican. in tljie
fiixtt has . 1,500; Ito -.2-000.- majority. "
NEW TORK:
Ne r'YorkJ
Novemher ' 8. At 11
o'cloeKithe.indiiJations were th-tit'Thec
C-dore Koosevelti the republican nom-
? -Inee, hud carjre the; state iby a .plural
ity over Augustus .Van WyCK of abput
20,000, Tne total republican' vote when
received- will probably show a falling
off, as compared ithj that for Gover
nor Black in 1896 of abont 14 per cent.
In the. .mumcipality of New York the
old time deiaocfatiy majority was ap-
iproxtmated' Van Wyek's vote being
about SO,00(J greater ithan that of - the
republicin candidate. I The j latter Te
sult was" helpe in some measure by
the result in ttjfc'borp!ughof Brooklyn
(Kings 'county; mcn in -0yt gave
Black, republic?,1 ai plurality of 23,-
682, but todayj gve a
democratic plu-
rality of aDoutiapoy-
Brooklyn is the
Wyck, J but this
home of Judge
Van
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She is Again Placed ia
.-y:'i--:-:7iSi
States of
THE UEGISLATliRE NEARLY SOLID
The Democrats Sweep the State
:y .- -I - .. - : - -y-,-rii----: i
y White 31en Lift their State from the Depths of Political Degrada-
-' wr!- 7- ' 1:-,.-!h.. ;'-77lf. y7,"i: i !? j". ,"-,-.:--- - 'l1l-l "f fl -7-- 1': -
tion to Which She! Had Been Sunk by the Negroes and
r.--- 1.1 : "-. -y' .'11 :':i .1 :' - ''.' -7 1 ' I i ':.-.'-'' "j-: - '. - '-.'j'.- ' " ' '(:,. --i:-.
Their So-Called White Allies-rCounties Heretofore 1
Republican Roll up, Big Democratic Majori- .f i 1
, ties- -Our Judicial Ticket and Eight ' ,
..Aiyiwi'-i-j.:!'' -i v'v -i---'y'-7 ; - T - -i; ; i- - :: - kf -? .'.;-it .
:!; Congressmen Elected. ri
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Raleigh; N
C, November 8. The ire
publican state
chairman gave out news
that-at Palmyra precinet.Halifax coun-j
ty Claude Kitchin and! Harry White hatd
seized the registration books and defied
the pollholders to hold an election The
democratic state chairman soon lire-1
ceivjed a; repoj-t which showed the fa6t
to be that the- republican registrar at
Palmyra beeime angry t." -because i le
could not vote twice and be chairman
of the election' board. I i . 1 r K '
I ' i
-., The-.-republicans, .also-" gave out ' la
story that Oliver Dockery, I Jr., had
ben rotten egged and
boro and chased into
mobbed at Golds
a- hotel. Thle
democrats got news that Dockery! in-1
suited spme democrats at the polls Sand
was slapped :in the face an'd took1 refuge
in-a, "hotel-, whence two: policemen i eg-
corted him to ,the train. He
arrived
-. r f -!7
r-
here late, this
Enthusiasm
afternoon. . I .
here among the dem-!-. J
crats is lunbourided; It has been years
sime democrats have had such a jubj-r
lee. Many white1 republicans here vo
ed" ihe white
man's ticket and thee
are sharing Li the joy of success.
One of the
most interesting tex
tile day. was from -NeiVf
Mayor Dennison and all
grams during!
Berng. sayingi
.the :white aldermen- voted rhe demtf-
crati,c ticket; hiit Robert Hancock and
Seymour Hancock - scratched the ne
groes .on the ticJket; that only four
white ' men voted' the .republican tick-:
et, -and .that they tvere disoiiarged; also
that democratk may elect t2ie membeijs
of the legislature, us therp are thre
1.
sets of Raniidates. t--
The election
in th if? city ws. as quiat
':----''.. i . "Si-
.. - S i
as was ever held. I& only meded the
ringing of ch
rch bells to mike it like
vote 3r)o!leJd is heavjf.
1 h e - s 1 igli t es t dis,t u r ba nee
Sunday. .The
Ttri was not
at Xhe polls. Fusionist- managers be
gran early in tne day to .show how bad
ly they wr hacked-. TiepybUcan
Chairman Hoi Ion said hie" return were
very, meagre."" Upto 7 oclock oq? of
his counsel, Jphh! W. Gra ham, ; svdsj
with- hira-and
United States
Cheering . of
so was Claude! BereiaTd,-
. -7f- i - V. ..-.. i . - f 7 ? - 77. j j
district attorney. ,
bulletins began 1; at 7
o'clock by democrats and the j news
flew rapidly that there was k rgula
landslide in the state. Chairmap S"tmi
mons said at that nour: "Reports n
show i that the state has gone jdemq-(
Line With Her Sister
:;.;.'i:-'v'l..'vf!.----"s.
the South, - ,
from Mountain to" Sea The United
:-:-7- y i - -- v iv.yt.-i: -,y --.-i I
cratic by a tremendous majority:'
Republican Chairman Holton's peo
ple telegraph him Cumberland, is dem-;
ocratic by at least 100. . ' r
News received by the l democratic
chairman up, to 8 o'clock says . DUplin
gives a safe -democratic majority for
jthe .whole ticket. - Cumberland's three
members of the legislature 'are demo
cratic. ' - f
i The whole democratic ticket is elect
ed in Alamance. There are Ijig gains
in Surry. Cleveland has exceeded all
-expectations. New . Hanqver is demo
cratic. Bellamy is elected by"' a; sate
majority. Duplin gives a ' majority of
i 300 for the democrats. Richmond and
Sampson are democratic. The republi
cans concede Davidson. ? Democrats
'carry; Richmond by 1,000, a ' democratic
igain iof 1,500; Robeson by 300;,'Walyne
iby 750; Franklin by 500, and the sena-
itorial ticket is safe there.
i Harnett
is
'safe by" 700. I .
Jule Car telegraphs : i "We have swept
the : deck in Durham town and bufned
I- " - ' - I 7". . - .. . .7 -I ... ! '! ..... I'
the broom 700 democratic.' i , -
'-:-''Kl".7 ..-':-1..' !-'- 7 M l-v-r '
i Union gives 700- majority. Reports
say Halifax has gone democratic. Wil
li , i -i t . .'. '
son "is conceded to the democrats by
,500, including a senator. Wayne gives
jthe, si-ate picket 600 majori tyj" Robeson
400 to 500. Democrats gain a victory
in Granville. There is a big democratic
gain in Craven, election quiet ' there
and senatorial ticket :safe.i Following
are more democratic majorities: Ro
wan 1,000 to 1,200, Gaston 400; Rocking
ham 400. ' !
Chairman Simmons .says at 9 o'clock:
"We will have the, house by a three
fourths and the senate, by- two-thirds
majority. Indication are we: have elect
ed seven, possibly eight ictmgressmen.
White is elected in the Second, per
haps Lanney in the ,;Eighth. Fountain
was not voted for generally "in the Sec
ond.1 His name wlas . not on tlie demo
cratic ticket; owing to thei lateness of
his candidacy. If the section of the
state jw.es t not yet heard ffrora ; does
half as well as the remainder of the
state, Jour injudicial ticket will, have 25,
000 majority." ' ' J
General Cox says there was a .demo
cratic 'gain of 2,300 votes in Edgeco mbe.
There is great pleasure ati'news t.hat
W. jJ Dsivis is elected senator fro.m
New -iianover sfnd Brunswick, and
.It.-- ...'i. ::!' -
that Buntfite' el-ects twio s-?nator.
I FX'stJNISTS -HACKED, h ,
Vt 9:20 ci clock your I CorTeiKJtndnt
lkd at'rtjt- "tavei 4f 1 Gloom" re -
publican a.tid populist
hfadquarterr-.
a
hii asked :fo,r .news. . At! the populift;-
nfaaquanei-s tnajrman
Thompsotj
Hal Ayer
-said he. hadjnothing tojtaj.
si id- they -had no. returns save .those -.
tike democrats got. He; added: . "Vc;
are diseounlfng: it pretty la rg-ely, stw- v
Ing thab -the' counties the democrats aVe
aiming we had conceded to fhem, ov-
to con
djtio
ns-prevailing, somedaysv
before ;elec:on. We shall hold to the (
belief that 1ve Wl control the enate'
and house.'' V ' 1-"- . - ! -. A
There was ;e.ver seen a sadder factK.
owd han tise pbpulists, except th'cC'
'the nt-xjiace .visited, which vvasff
publican lad"iuarter:J. Chairman
olton saivi): 'The republicans haveL
'- - .- ,: '. - i i - 7 . - it- ;!
librtie by! d."y;. Harnett. I is y safe . fiyrl-
tliern. also 'anvjlle. Warren by ir,--:
efeased majs'?itv while I Vance eee, -s
republican member." i ' ,yi I
It is quite ?easy to seei, that the ir i
publicans knew they rwere utterly
stamped. Major John W. Graham,
hoMs at republican headquarters as
counsel for llolton, was asked if there
-lere,,any elation suits dnd said-there
ere no suits 'or cases ofla-ny kind.
'hairmariv 'Simmons has news that
(litawba is Safe by aOO, UVIcDowell &00,
Itjlumbus- 3'. at
Jeast.i
Bladen 230;
wtiile Edge-
uilford by" probably 3q,
mbe elects' the legislative ticket by
ap". overwhelming- majority. Granville
dives a majityv on ,.the congressional
IlU iegisiai ,e uciveL.- i vv iftnc r
nhated major-ty is 600.. p i:.- - - .
Returns, frohv the First congressional
Lstrict ' did ' not begin to arrive until
late. Chairman Simmons was. advised
'df the following democratic i majorities
tjhere: Beaufort 200, Martin 5 150,' Pitt
iJ, - Green' abo"Ut 25. Other, reports
which have?come in are the following
democratic - ; majorities. - Wayne 800-,
Johnston 1,800, Harriett';.' 300, Glulford
5100, ' JTnion "1,200, Gaston '550, Halifax
lUopy ' Vanue' 500 fo state and county
tjickets. Fforyth is reporte'd; as V35Q re
publican. 'Henderson ; is j250 republican.
lit seems entirely ; reasonable . to say'
j i i said to Ifcje iclose perhaps democratic
' eind Robeson iat least! 1,050.
Raleigh,-N. C, November s, 3'a. m-
j Raleigh . township gives j Jones,, fusio.n-
ijst, for sl-riff, -1,784 and " Adams, gu-
4ionist,: f or the senate, only T,333. Ppu,
for solicito,. led the dein ocratic ticket
w ith 2,068. All the democratic ticket is
elected-by from 500 to 800 majority.
There is rivalry beiween Rowan and
Johnston- fcr' the democratic .banpev
Johnston will win iU J j . I
1 W. E. Fountain,: independent popu
list, would; doubtless ; ha,ve been elect
ed in the Second district if he had
been in thei field in iime to haye had
his; namef -on! the democratic ticket.
lit is said, that Charles B. Aycoc'k
saved Ollie :Dockery (from - being mob
bed at Goldsboro today Ollie' tells " in
a tearful! wa of his Goldsboro expe-
;: i.r :. ?- ' . - . : I :. vi. - : :- . ..:
rience. -. I I i- y . . '.-. v
j Democrats have not only (elected ev-
e!ry judge, but also- jevejry sgiipitor.
j At populisti headquarters .at 1 o'clock
.it was claimed they had carried ui-
teen counties. Chairman! Thompson, re
marked in his dryestiway that he jyas
glad they .'$ad carried that many. -Republicans
and populists (together miade
a bluff to the effect that thekr had ckr-
ried Henderson by 400, j Person, W ar
reh, Granville, Pamlico,! Durham, An-
son,
Gates, Bladen, JChatham, Moore,
Craven, Forsyth, Harnett,
Northamp-
ton, Vance and .Warren-
The- fact is
Chatham is 300 democratic, Bladen
is
democratic .by 300, Columbus 400, Beau
1
fort 300, Catawba 400, Johnston nearly
L800 Rowan official) 1,450, Buncombe
300, Beaufort 500, (two years ago it was
600 for fusion). Granville elects all the
democratic ticket, Perquimans- ISO,
Sampson is very close, Iredell S57, Ala-,
mance 200 to 300. . v -" j 1 1
It .was' amusing toi hear Republican
Chairman Holton at 1 o'clock this
morning draw .a long breath and sky:
"I think the senate will be republican
any way. Really" I d6n'tj know enough
fi-om my meagre re.turn$ to. make any
estimates." , - i .. !- .
' There is talk - of Charles Ay cock for
the next1 governor, Simmons for khe
senate and ; Lee overman for speaker
of the'hous'e. ' (. I
iJThe general impression is that the
legislature will impeach Governor ,r Rus-
selL 1 Jle anticipates
efforts have been to
tes result. His
keep control of
the: senate. He basViknowix for sixty
days that the house Pwould be deno-,
cratic. .
' At 1:30
leaving ;
,1
.- .1 -777- I P
o'clock tonight as he . was
headquarters J I- Democratic
State Chairman Simmons said: "We
have elected 40 senators and -90 mem -
7TF7i ..' : 7.r..-ii - -I i ., - -1
biers of the lower house; Selected ; S
congressmen and -carried tee state py-
r : 'ir" - " V rt -! --1 '
i. . CUMBERLAND. m - y.
Fayetteville, November S.-Eureka
precinct .gives
35. ilempcrtic . -gain ;
Gray'? i Crt-kj ',77 g:ain ; Iliac k , River,
heretofor republican, gos demctcr'atic:
at Hay's ' precinct de-mocratk' loss of
"5 votes; counting: Black River, net
democratic
r t -in civ : titnr' nrM
cinctR is 74$. News from the country
jii far shows 1 large democratic-gains.'
The majority-, in Crosscreek (Fayette
ville) is 3S4, a gain of more than1 250;
gain, of over SO in .Pearce'a Mill 'town
ship; large gain Flea Hill;, nearly l&S
in' Hope Mills; Rockflsb township
shows large gains. " ,
Reliable figures so farj obtained in
dicate the election of the whole demoi
cratic county tickret by a small major
ity. Black River township is .not
democratic but a gain of about fifty
for democrats, So far as heard . from
the election was very quiet through
out the county.- ' '
Blue Sand Hill tfen-ds"--peavy demo
cratic vote. Great falling-j oft In negro
vote in Flea. Hilt. 'Returns imake it rea
sonably certain the cpunty vis' carried
by from '150 to 250 majority.
BRUXSWICKj.- ' ' ' ;
Southport, X. C, , November S. The
vote of this precinct, for loongressman
Bellamy 19S, Dockery 147, -McNeill
1SS, W.y.' Drew 146, W. J. Davis 197,
R. B. Davis 151. Register of Deeds
Brooks defeated by nine : votes. ' -
COLUMBI'S
AVhiteville, ' November
8. Returns
from five townships give a democratic,
majority of 55p, The" same' townships
two -years ago gave a-democitLtic ma-
jority of orily
sion majority
SS. Columbus, gave a' fu
two years ago of 350. In-
dicatipns are jthat- the democratic ma
jority will, reach that figure. The de
feat of th'e fusion ticket is virtually
acknowledged.
GRANVILLE.
"Oxford, November 8. Indications are
that part of the county ticket is elett-
" ' i -
ed. The county is claimed ; for the
democratic ticket. A large Vote Avas
polled; . It was the ; quietest election
ever held in I -Granville. rThe negroes
voted almost rsolid.- v s . '. ,
Greenville, -'N. C, November 8. In
dic.aons At close of pU are thatl Pltt
elects democratic: legislative and conn-
ty tieket by about 250. majority, a dem
ocratic gain .of 800 in' the county.
i 1 HALIFAX.:
Weldon, 1 N.j C. November. Weldon
(township gives about 250 majority .for
the white
man's ticket.
Indications
, : 7- - A . . U - 7V-. .. ... i
are that Halifax county is good demo
cratic. Election : passed . oft quietly.
FusionistS are utterly, routed. Halifax
county overcomes a negro majority of
2,000! '
ROBESONJ
Lumberton N. C. November 8.
Robeson' safely- democratic by 400 ma
jority or more;
Lumberton, N. C., November- 8t-
Robeson county ..gives fa! . democratic
majority of 912, as taken from actdal
official reports' received here "by tele
phone and telegraph from all the town
ships. The Fifteenth senatorial dis
trict is s&veq. . ,
Laurinburg N. C, November 8. The
election wasj quiet, the (work having
been i done effectively before today
r ;. Wayne.
i Goldsboro,. i N. C, N
love m be r 8j-
Wayne county is democratic, by SoO
majority. Senatorial, district safely
democratic. t Everything jquiet 'up toi 9
o'clock tonight. N
j MARTIN.
Williamsto'n, N. C, N
ovember- 8.i
Martin county, is again
in the' demo
cratic column.. The- entire stite, legib-i
lative and county ticket I Is elected ' by
150 majority,! . - '
' ' , WILSON.
Wilson, N. C., Novemtfer $. Wilsqn
county is safely democratio by 500 ma
jority, being; a gain, of "about 1,500 over
fast election;: all quiet.. 'Person, Rus
sell's candidate for the. legislature, wiil
run behind, his ticket. Populists gave
the election up early in the 'day.
, ' ONSLOW, j
v .Jacksonville, N. C, November' 8
Onslow is democratic by 325 majority
Judge Robeson says the state-has gonie
democratic. : :
SAMPSON.! .
Clinton, N. C November-& :Th&
vote jn Sampson lis verypltjrse. Thje
democrats made tremendous gains. The
county is yet' in -doubt'y1
-' LENOfR.
Kinston, N. C, No-emt)er 8. Lenoi
r
county's entire democratSc ticket
IB
j elected from 250 to 300 majority, a gain
.over' last election of 400 to 500.
s
ORANGE.
I Chapel Hill, N. C, November 8.-
I-are democratic gains!
in
Orange
: county,' which goes democratic byJafc
J - ..: V:- ;.' ; .-7. : :1
, least 00 majority
CARTERET"
Becufcrt, N. C, tNoveraber t.Th$
democrats' carry this ceuttty ,by 200 t.i
300. Candidates for fiouse tot representa
lives elected ;by 100 to 150, Congress
and jsertftt4rlapckets
soo..-j '-f .i-y.y yfC ,
, Iun5 rt claims It-w
iieet-d by 250 to
111 'take- o!nclal
vo
efWidey
1 .j?"" Associate
Rrrss.)
Ralebrh,IN. C.
November fc- Re turns
indicat ijfiat the dem
fvcrats have, car
Had1 tHvjFirst. Third
Fifth, Sixth.
Seven i'imd Ninth did
tricts.. CLinney- is
--cit-ut -T" .:" V"e -i-igntp.-. AtWiirvr, pp
unst, e?ursea Dy democrats, is r.rub
aoiy ejctea in the I
SeCond-Jt Is uncertaiij
tain, pt tiUlist, support
. r "i -i . i . . .- -,1 - I-
ourth, In the
whether Koun-
d bydemi.-rats.
ofWh'?j?. coloreU repibllci
edJ Xt?Wks like Fo4ritaii
liegislar ,is de-mil rati.
ttl.. is eleCt-
ti has won.
ratic - in IwMh.
branches k by two-thirds 'majority
Iemocf'Mff Judicial t
keJt elected -try
Th .6crat8 hav . ci i tainlv , won
in thef-Jfita, Sixthiahd, Scwnth Slts-
u m ih. , turns not c
practic51f certain tha
niplete. make it
they. ha e won
In the Uifct. 'Third an
1 Ninth. In the
Second JtBd Fourth tl
e two rotuliti -
who v&&. endorsed by
the demtcrAl
ar elef,!.- The rt-pul
Means re-elected ....
Linnyyn the -Kighth
- It looks now ...
mat trv4 gmoc.rata .have- made a clean.
sweep feS.T't theil:ighKh district, w herr
tne injrigiiy S rvduc
ture isrjthirds doriiocratle-on joint
oaivt,-.u the ieinocratic judicial
iicKet titvtt-u by no
leys th:ut ftiMtfl
Twor'tJrs ago 'th ljusiomistH carriwl
the ,tf te by 40.0'tO
Th , Vote todav
shows Ahat there ha
been a revolu--
'lion. . - I
i'hut 'U N. C.. N
)V)ml)er 8. The-
ekctjx Jkin -Nrjh Caifolina reultei In
uie gi-nen iemocTUt' victory ' on
recoru 'vn the state. G
fronr :ry county, es
i j n saTtr-riiptjr ( el
peclally from tlvff
easterfvftIon.' Thtrfj- Mere no dtatur
banceA any consequence. -
The V'3niocratlc jd
di.cial ticket Is
elected.-py a about 30.
tXl majority. The
legtsia '.-Jizpi is overw
ihelmingly ,-demo-
cratic, WS
The- i? owing c-ongress men are ehct-
tfu.,. -: r.wm r;uisirici -jonn it. rsmaii. nem
ocrat. f JV'Con'd distrir t, Oeo.
II, Whlt
(colortj'ai republican
! Third, district.
Charlel?,! I. Thomas, t
emorrat. Fourth
aistricv. J. VV. Anvter, Independent
popun!f $ Hfth idistrlCt. William W.
KitchfJ, jdemocrat. Sixth district, Jno,
J D. RpaSiy, dem
I Tic' Teo -i'
democrai.i Seventh . dis-
Kluttz. democrat.
Eightfri lH?trict. Romolus ' Z. Linney,
repubrrn.i Ninth district, W. T.
Crawl, trui democrat.
Atwitft was endorjseth by the demo
crats vi may oe-creaitea to that coj
I "V ' . m ! . . . " '
umn. . p3 tne republicans get only two
out ' o' vdoine congressmen from thl
state.'.
Andel :ifmm as Jlefore Supreme Conrt ;
1 WTiigton, Novebaber 8. The ap-?
plicatf ot John Anderson under sen-. .
tence Ube hanged for murder commit-
j v Sl "--'i ii?- ' - ' i ' .
ted orithe schooner Olive Pecker, for
.- I - 7 : '. , . i . , i - - . i. ..: -.. - J - 7 : -' ':
a wrif.al habeas corpus was argued in
the UKd' States supreme. cour,t tolay.
I Andftson's - execution was ,i to have
takenIace. during) August, btit tho
applieifOn argued today operated aa: .
a stajl f ile will be resentenced if the
court "feCides against- hiirf. 1
! P. J- Kforris and H. G. Hill'represent- "
ed Ai 3?fs6n at todayls hearing of' tho
Unite States district attorney for? the
eastei'Vjistrlbt.ot Virginia represented
the gtli ffnment.' The argument lasted
a11 iHand the court tilen took the..
case r-jupr auvisement. j -
I An iron's plea for! habeas corpus
is has, a Ion the claim ;that he was not
rep-ren Qed hy counse
arbitrHJy named by
thus i paying him
right f-feounseKof h
by himself, but
the trial court,
I---- constitutional
s own choice .
Pari" November , 8. The Uniied
States tace commissKoners had fo'r-
muialriiAaQ-.answe..to.,SpaIn,8V.olull
ipous;?; tgentme'n-t 'of ,Fridaylast, but
the wV:.k of typewriting this reply was
too -grij'to be finished before 2 o'clock
p m.rKlay, the timefixed .for tho
timek imeetingiiof the joint c4ramfs--slonix
his facfe yWas communlcatedt
today k the Spaniards, with a . request -that
tsliS; meeting occur at 4 o'clock ,
today.Ef his request, however, -was de
clined;'.' Jhe Spaniards on the ground
that F .-had some,other engagements
for 4 tt fck today. Consequently, the
meetinil?ot the joint commissions "was
dleferrt5 until 2 o'clock tomorrow'
Be king Powder
from pure
t ycrcam of . ! tartar.
Sa guards the foodl
nagafnst alum
Alt taking powden are the greatest
moot tr to health of! the present day.
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