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ORION HAS HIS WAY
r ' i I r ' I ' '
York by a Greatly
: Majority.
VHi;p THE COUNTRY.
W v.
., . l 1 5 ii ; Sitlteieiit to Iiull
f '' , . it- V. I.. V.'iUou
v I )i-f .-.l 1 1 i iu Wt
i
i i u lit.
j . . . . ;i; tcr v In this
-.a- remarkable for
et u 1 1 a that prevai led
m; lAif city despite
n' inten.se party
?t ' :.no" tli at raa
. ,t h frreat lieree-!i(-.
in every dis
t i n ? from the at-l-ry
to Spuvten
1 niy- il.
With the e.cop
t :n of a few ordi
n a r v e n counters
3 ' tl.erii was no hap-
.' i- till led riotous in
;: ii v sect ion. A tour
of rnt districts In a
:' -? observer re-
..::- more striking
..nary serious, deter-
r: voter M-eincl
:. iK-v r dream of tak-..-
'. o'clock in the
, -.'. i '.: at the polls
.'. ,'. ; legally open for
,.,, in the chilly air
paper. :;t 1 ml ;." waiting
. i .... f. tr !ni.-.i Hess to Lco-in.
. : i t-. on the west side.
. - - of men who st k.kI
lieiitif aLlo to gvt
, : , the po-2ls till two or
; t ! bad g'ot a place
: ... -, on thu sidewalk. At
some of the ln-own
: - . - w hue re the re
is noted, many
ti.-caine suspicious as to
,,f the .slow movement
a!id at Oie ballot boxes.
: . ;'.-.-y stroiii; that the delay
i.. the malicious inactivi-
.-ii.-mh'-. In. some instan-
Mime basis for this view
k ' -ritioii and when it became
to tin- in -pr-ctor.s and the
:h;it too nm'-ii tiiiK was being
i'V the slow "'coaches" there
v " ict a move yon" and thing's
ion- rustling".
!v;i itctn., disfranchisement
. .U of i';im' in varous parts of
I ' nfoi't nu'it t fel!ow. who
or" tiuir illiteracy and who
-".d no frUid, posts behind the
! unable; to make ballot
; jaii v and had to ive up
. ' a .:v. were very many. Hut
c i. -! the only men who had
. t I'oiiblc'" of beiiitf reis
'o t 'heir votti. The cause of
- mi i nest iona.bly tie.' lack of
c'vuid one hundred and
r.' '
'A '.''
tun'".'.
v. ;i- ;i c
o ' i -
1
tl'K'tS outride
o
f New
i :. : a
i looo'.clvn 'in Morton more
' over Hill Knd C.7.U01) more
tt in I st I . Total vote for
t New York city : Hill ltM,-
n 12',.r0l ; Wheeler S.7S7.
; hi btdiind Hill and Strong
! of .Morton.
as an ominous silence as the
- ere read at Tammany hall.
: i . , b beaten" was the cry that
the hall. The strains of
' i i i -o I were insurlicient to keep
c : ; nun I
i I'.oiioho made an address,
i could not believe that two
; " 'ih-soulcd" democrats as
ii and ex -mayor (Jrant could
' in-
stute and city of New
OHIO.
5"he nepubltcans tiaJn Over McKiii!f-y'a
Plurality I.ust Vfr.
Coi.L.Miii s. O., November K One hun
dred and fifty -six precincts in Ohio
show a net republican tfain over lat
year when MeKinlcy had a plurality of
b0,9'j.. of 470 and VM precincts outside
of Cincinnati show a net republican
pain of 6fJ.".
Democratic State Chairman Taylor
has just telegraphed the Cincinnati
Enquirer conceding- the state to the re
publicans by 'jo.OOU plurality.
Chairman Allen T. Thurman said :
"The whole country seem.-, to have
pone republican. There is but one
bright spot apparent. South Carolina
still stands democratic. We have heard
from only 15.", precincts in Ohio, but
that is enough. If it keep-, up. the re
publicans will carry the state by l.Vj,
00 ). It means that thre will not be a
democratic congressman elected in
Ohio. I think Outhwaite is defeated
by at least 2,500."
In spite of the overwhelming major
ity apaiust them in the state, the dem
crats have elected at least three con
pressmen, and two districts are in
doubt. The democrats elected are:
Paul .1. Sorp, third district: H. C. Lay
ton, fourth; and J. A. I). Richards in
the seventeenth. The fifth and thir
teenth districts are in doubt.
Congressman Tom C Johnson con
cedes his defeat .by bet ween 4.000 and
5,000.
Wasimnoto.v C. II.. (., November 7.
J. V.. Cook, republican candidate for
sherill'. who called out the troops a few
weeks a40 to defend the jail, s de
feated by 1.0U0 votes. The normal re
publican majority in the county is 00;j.
WEST VIRGINIA.
lion. W. I.,. Wilson Ili Not Kscitpe the
llepuliliean Iffltige.
WiiKKi.iNCi, . Va., November b. He
turns from the first, second and fourth
West Viipinia districts indicate that
the republicans have carried all three
of them and Wilson is probably beaten,
but complete returns may be required
to settle the result. Howard, demo
crat, is beaten by sou in the first dis
trict. The probabilities are that West
Virginia will be represented by a solid
republican delegation in the next
house.
Returns are coming- in slowly, but
they indicate republican gains through
out the third congressional district,
where Alderson, democrat, is under
stood to be defeated by Holmes, repub
lican. Democratic headquarters yre
closed and republicans are jubilant.
There is scarcely a ray of hope for the
escape of William L. Wilson from the
republican delupe. Dayton has made
gains in every county so far heard from.
Miller has also defeated Harvey in
the fourth district and the republican
committee claims all four congressmen.
The indications are that a republican
legislature has been elected. This will
give the republicans a United States
senator in place of Camden, democrat.
CONNECTICUT.
l -to .
heard me announce in the
- ;.e victories of Tammany
now. I am sorry to say.
a defeat. We have lost
'"Mi votes and the state
'e-v It has been a land
that uc could not stem.
im rate. n:iiled our colors
c.'il hmght to the last
v r.p from the crowd as
v gave out ine omciai
' at iclory deserted the j
. '.aoeratie party and that
i was tlefeated J
wisconsTnT"
,;- i" 'clcmi, i:iect-t Coventor by
1 ' '.tii 1 heu-:nl 1'luritlitv.
Wi., November s.
owns, including two pre
- city gave Peek in
: .'.Tim ana' this year 1'eck,
lo ; 1' pham. rcpubiica n,
..can- have carried the
v r ;r..ivjit plurality for Cov
ii and their state Ticket. D
aiimnn of the democratic
":ai eoiumittee. has just ad
- and has yiven up ai: iiop.
NEW JERSEY.
;m Micirmiir to Srn.t'er lfl'lK-r-
v. N. d.. .oe:nlier s. lie.
e in slowly. Those at hand
e election of vi.'lcient repub
c.ve the legislfiti're to them by
of twenty-tliree joint ballot
-'-cs the election of a republi-
--or to Senator McPhei-oa
'.oalers here claim the eieo-
-." I'ongre-sional candidates
"-''c. 'i:d. s: th and eivrhtb
The Heptihlleanrt Carry tlm Statf and (Jain
Three Conrgesnnieii.
Nkw Havkx, Conn., November 8.
l'ig-gott. democrat, for congress, in sec
ond district, is defeated.
All Connecticut towns show good re
publican gains. Returns from twenty
towns out of Hi'J in this state show a re
publican gain of l.-24."i over the vote of
l'J-2.
Returns from seven towns out of
fort y-one in the second congressional
district show a republican gain of 7a7
over the vote for congressman in
The republicans have carried the
state on their ticket by from live to ten
thousand. Besides this, they have
gained three congressmen Henry, ia
the first district: Sperry. in the second
and Hill in the fourth. Russell in the
third, is safe beyond peradventure.
The republicans carry the senate entire
and will have two-thirds of the house.
ILLINOIS.
twiTtliir.j; roints to a Complete Victory
fur the Kepuhlic.ui.
Chicago. November v Everything
points to a tomydetc victory for tiie re
pub. h an force, a largely increased
ote for t lu- p.opuli.-t. with little hope
for the democrat anywhere. It is now
rea-onaMy certain that Cne republican
state ticket will be elected by a big n.a
.'' "'t .
lb p ;b ' an stete c ntral committee
ehiin;- 111 '.! -is has g-o:ie republican by
7e.ea,i piuraiity.
Two iiaii.lred and live preeints give
Claggett :.'.7.,.'.: Wullf.-20.o4tl!: Randolpdi.
e. i i.
Congress-nan Springer, of Illinois,
concedes lr.s defeat.
'i.it !.. tul Feeling
'rating sense of rtut-Wi d
'' --th u::d intei ual clean ii
"Ws the Use nf Syrup of
"' ;t to the few who Lave
- '' yond the old time medi
' !-( ''p sidoiitutes scmetimes
M hint . t :i.
Si. I'm i. Minn.. November s. Ten
precliict- from eight counties, give Nel
son, republican, for governor :
Hecker. democrat. '.T."; Owens, popu
list :?".
C !
fe rcptf d by the well ,
We rtca uinienl Johnson's Magnetic
Oil for rheumatism, neuralgia, sprain?,
bruises, lame hack ; it quickly relieves
p&In. -o and 00 cents. W. M. Yearby.
btUKlrlAAUIBKUlvLN ffi
The Dolegation RemainsthoSama
Save in the Sixth.
E- Bell Phone No. 23.
Harrison Phone No. 19.
RICHMOND COUNTY ELECTED BLACK.
Watson, the l'opuligt,(iained In Other Coun
ties in the District Unrtlett Sue
ceeds t'abaniss iu the Sixth
Dinti'ict -Others Elected.
Atlanta, November Georgia
voted yesterday only for congressmen,
the state election having'1 taken olace
last month. The legislature voted for
two United States senators electing- the
democratic caucus nominees by a strict
party vote, Hon. Patrick Walsh for the
short term ending- March, 1S05, and
Hon. Augustus O. Racon, of Hibb. for
the long-term beginning- March, 1S95.
Roth are free silver democrats favoring
return to silver coinage 10 to 1. In the
state congressional elections all the
democrats are elected. There was no
uneasiness felt in any but the fourth,
seventh, ninth and tenth districts, and
in each of these districts the democrats
were elected by g-ood majorities. Moses
defeating- Thorton, populist, in the
fourth; Maddox defeating Eelton, pop
ulist, in the seventh; Tate defeating
T witty, populist, in the ninth, and
Rlack defeating; Tom Watson, populist,
in th.o tenth. Richmond county,
Rlack's home, polled 10,000 votes. Wat
son sliowino- increase in the counties he
carried before.
Tlu: Georgia delegation not including
the albove districts will stand: Lester
in the first district. Russell in second,
Crisj) in third, Livingston in fifth, Rart
lett in sixth, Lawson in eig-hth and
Turner in eleventh. The entire dele
gation, with one exception is re-elected,
the only change being" Rartlett, demo
crat, in sixth district who succeeds Cab
aniss. democrat.
IT'S EASY TO V.
where there's a sluggish liver, for any . f ? !:o
perms of li-.is that surround you. "It" v
liver were active1 and healthy, it would "kc- .)
th'.-m out of your bioo-1. "You'll have to
watch your liver for self-protection.
Ju-t as sju as you see the li: -t synu. tolas
that it'o v.ron (eruptions on the skin", tr u
dad an 1 v irn-oiit feeling t you ought to
take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Disci,-, erv.
That wall start your liver into a healthv,
natural action, purify vour blood. to.,:';t
wiil brace up your whole system, and gie
you strength and color. an"l put on iu.'ie.i
liesh--noti, but wholesome, lit'eessary lle-b.
MUfni ii ( v,;f"rr. .
Dr. IL V. Piehck: Dnr Sir 1 heaitily
recommend your "'Discovery" to any p'-i-on
sutferini? from ynteral debility as the iie-t
thing Ciey tan take for it. Alter takiiur
the Inscovery" I am happv to sav I n ar
felt better in my life than I do now.
Keen Your Eye on
I
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And wlicn you
t wo c
orlicr
idiiii tin !cal iv.i
iinlircs.
1VC Vill
.nit ;n''rains i-uil rhcin ii!. Wc u
iii- e- rot-r haiiranis and s;lV(. in,,m.y whrri' no
iij-nicss in the cirv only trives you one. therefore ue
we are w i i ' i 1 1 ir i'r the puhlie to he the
WE SELL WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
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ALF PRICE !
TENNESSEE.
Kvans, liepubliean, for (iovernor i ton
ceded to be Klected.
KnoXVILI.k. November s. The con
gressional fig'ht between Houkand Cub
son in this district was the warmest
ever known. Congressman Houk went
before United States Marshal Gondon
and succeeded in having- deputy mar
shals appointed to be stationed at all
the voting- places yesterday to keep or
der and arvecst all persons caught trying-
to buy votes. Houk's action in so
doing" is based on a charge that Gibson
issued money to be used for fraudulent
porposes.
Drown republican defeats Snodgrass
democrat, in third district, by several
hundred.
In first district, W. C. Anderson, re
publican, is -leeted over Thad A. Cox.
democrat.
The vot in pr was light. In Last Ten
nessee. Lvatis. republican, for governor,
runs ahead of Governor Turnoy by
'JO. 000.
DemoeradisS congressmen have been
chosen in the eighth, ninth and tenth
district.
The- friends of Governor Turney claim
his election by 10.000 votes.
The eongvessio-nal deleg-atioji v ill
stand seven, democrats and three re
publicans. ALABAMA.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Twenty lour. Including KatuhtU's Dis
trict, (io Strnifjht Kepuhllcan.
1 Mi 1 1 . A v i". I . r n l A , N. ) vembcr . R et u r n s
show the election to congress of Joseph j
.1. Hart, from the Mb district, of J. C. '
Erdinon from the t'th and Charles R. J
Ruckalew from the bth district, all
democrats, the remaining J t represen
tatives will be republican. j
The democratic dissension in the
third congressional district, now repre
sented by William McAleer. democrat,
and for so many years represented by
the late Samuel d. Randall, was shown
yesterday to have been even greater
than tlie most hopeful republican had
anticipated. Met ullen. the democratic
candidate, is defeated by Haltermau.
republican, by o.ooo majority.
All IJetoocratic Nooiinees Klected With
I'osgible Kxeeprioii of Densou.
Montg-omciry. Ala.. November S. The
returns from the election in this state,
show the election ol all the democratic
nominees with possible exception of
Denson in the seventh which at present
seems to be in doubt. The republicans
were very active in the fourth and
ninth distracts, but Robbins and Under
wood have good majorities in the fifth.
Cobb defeats Goodwyn. leader of the
populists.
Orr:i.iKA. November T. General Geo.
1 Harrison's friends were as true as
steel to him.
Early in the morning- two hundred
men formed themselves in front of the
court house, all well armed, each one
sworn not to leave until Harrison was
properly represented. It was three
hours before the two sides could come
to an understanding.
Small vote in First Alabama district,
particularly in Mobile city. Clarice.
dciinicr.it. is elected.
VIRGINIA.
Nice of the Ten Distric ts Send Ieinoer:it
to Conjjws.
Ki:nvoM. Ya.. November v wan
son. democrat, carried 1 anie:s i'de by
Vi :) plurality. His plurality in th.at dis
trict will be aVout 1. ")"'.
The democrats have carried this ahe
third' district by 2.oo.
K.let, democrat. Richmond district,
e'ected by upwards of o.o 'o.
Tyler, democrat, is -tiie
secoji'l district, by
J..SOO to -.-',.000.
' .'.airman .1. Jay. or -.jiv-oi.. caves
o;:t the following-; ""Tlie returns seem
to in-iicate that we have -arri.l the
lirst eig-ht districts. The ::.-s from
the ninth und tenth (Tuc.ce-.'s, d.i Uricts
is no definite enough to wan-ant an
'pinion as to the results of the election
in those districts, tlou-h we 'nave
strong hopes of carrying them both.
Later-Tucker, in the tenth. de::.o
caCc. is elected bv l.ci'.-o ja'' r;tv
eted from th:-.
a n-.:i;-'-;ty of
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A Great T.attle
coutiLP.ally gcinij on in
the L. u.an
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Money iu 'nr I'm 1'. t
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.S Shirts only .u
' 5u cent stiii t-,
! 1 Ct lit iiiiicL lo se. 'A r:..Il:c!
btauiU'Ss, only .Je
j ," cent H i 0 e-k loee. -( ii'iile s
i a id stainless, ouiy . .
i V) ce-nt Corsets, .ts
4 K: I " ijilersiurts joiMi tor .S
I Hi cent su-pernieis, .In
j Face Powders, j:od, .:
I tumbles, ".' -ents ai d ii : Nn dies
and Pins, just look, 'oifr for 1 cent
apai r; Fools' Cap and better I'itner
o iiy IU cents a (juire; Legal Caj at
15 cents a quire; Note Taper Kt halt
juice; Knvelops.a lull line, at Scents
a pack, worth !() anywhere; large
Slates o cents: Ladies' Ihifs at h nl
price, and many other things too
numeious to mention will be cut
half price and less.
A large lot of Scissors just receiv
ed at prices that will astonish ou.
J. L. COLE CO.
Who-esile an I'itet til X. V. Racket
Stoic, I'nderhujer and L'n
derselier ol all.
BUY THE GENUINE
And will
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unai.tntcc nnco with unv iii'sr-i'l:m liniis,,
lty of onds and delivery taken in eonsidpnitinn
acket Grocery
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Nisst'iiWao'iiiis
;'ew and Fresfi from the Shop.
i on can find a full and complete stork of
eavy Fancy Groceries,
Snuff, Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes.
m Plain :md Kancy 'undies, Nuts, F, irs, Raisins, Plain
and Dicorated (Irna, 1 1 lawaiv, Tald' and Pocket Cnt-
t i ii i .. i c . i i
,ici umi !ianu!c; oi rnnu- mat nace wi notnennit me
to mention. Put don't for-.'er that we have a few more of
those 'anions
aragon Oil Cans,
The hest on earth, which we loan to ciitoiners who hny
oil in live gallons lots free of charge.
.V r. A. J. iither-poon will in a few days call on
the citizens of the city and show them the workings of
this can an 1 xjdain to them where it will he decidedly
to thi ir advantage to use this can and no other. How
ever, -; on lei yon need oil sooner don't wait for him, but
send your order in at once and it shall have prompt at
tention. P--member the can e.-ts you nothing. Don't
forget the place. Racket (iroeery, corner Manum and
Parrish strci-ts. As ever your friends,
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DMIXIsTHATdii'S XOTICF. : i
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Having tins day qualitied ;s adnunist r;ito
ol Mrs. Mowers Pairrsh, deeeas-d. tbis is to
give in t ice to all persons hold iny e'ai'n- ;:gai
said estate to present them to me tor yn.ent
on or bet ore October I'.1, 1 '.". or t bis not ic" wi! j
be t-!ead in bar of their recovery : undaii per
sons indebted to sai'i ostnto will make bnu "
diate payment to me. This October in. !-'-!.
K. 11. liOWUMi.
Aiimiiii-trut' !'.
PEOPLE'S COLUMN
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IIoWliiiL the lines :m! making heller time
i han Maud S. I
Dec-ad -
l buys iro :s :n in.u.(
I i f v are
' CjU-i' 1 1 U s at ii o i in, -,1,11, , ! a.e Met IU Ce
i' I o; e i v !.' I', i inber li.e old - 1 W -(o.oiis well
bo.ji.t are hall .-old'' V u will I j r ; 1 ewrtliinr in my
-''( k kept in tie- ( : , be-iil,-. otlar t'oorls
i:e! ,, r;o one ei-e.
Short Time Cards, I i'eiit per word per
d;t : One Inch, per month ; Two and
One-Waif 1 ncbes. s I per month.
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Ladies' Bress Goods, Cloaks : Millinery,
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ronus'i ni; ? Pan: GcoJs, Mioes. Hat?, Etc.
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New York price-. Call ar.
Respectfully.
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posir ion a - cicri.- or i ,
Wanted. Mioa lwav. X. C.
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the world. li''iral eoiitiai t n:
meats to t.oth at nts and in- ur--
one", with .-ramn. .Lrria .V-.itu-il Live stock
Insurance lu.. l.i" . bth street, Phiiade prua
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shix.ting. trapping r.r netti:.- pat tr;dge in
violation ot ttie .aw. Th-re 1 a Cru- ot l-'.!"
tor killing piririd.-es between the I'ra day rt
March and tr.e Is? day o: XoverntK-r.
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jSriain. Street.
Frtiits Uaudiss Ciix Tobacco, Cigarettes, Literature ol All
Ms, Snno'i Oysters, Sjorlisi Goods, Gods, Etc.
MADE" TO ORDER !
system. The ..k-mon ircpure -cod r-A .,:
strives to cam Victory over toe coimh-i-
ttnn to rnin Lefl'tli to lit a r V ic t illis I o 1 Le
tirave lionl s arsa, anna is me w capon
with which to ckfer.d one's self, drive : he
desperate enemy from the lie! i, and re
store bodily health for many year-.
Ilood's Pills cure nausea, sickness in
digestion and biliousness. 2)C
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in M-d. cheap. G-i on i :ri.a-n Far;.i;o
Company.;
SUITS FROM $22 TO $50 !
PANTS FROM S6 TO $14!!
Male a-
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Corroration. A tir?t-e:a-s m- or ttr?t-e:s
man. P. O. Imji for 1 ol. Xw York.
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