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g v«ry THE BANNER, ATHENE, GEORGIA, NOT EMBER 12, 1881 COMANCHE BILL. T v ATHENS IN ADVANCE A A* n CUAW ?;.«<*i°> west sH °" r w . Bal’.oin Ascension itC>* " . t.ln-C, Ever ■ held t the Fair—Every Amusement. •|,o 1MHI* hero! ftat i he Chief of the , L w ii- i" the city yester- i^.rtl. ieut u. raise a great ripple .,,ni numbers of inquisi- !k‘ cast at the tall slim r, . ‘,. ir distant west as he [p-lll 1,1 , , | jfy_ r i,"rr«r was introduced to &*»»■*. ” 1 " BATTLE OF BALLOTS, Lgon Abbott Elected Grovernoi of New Jersey. MAHORE’S OVERWHELM!!! 0 DEFEAT FORAKER IS PROBABLY DEFEATED. 'Vii'ii 1 IlrLan intelligent.and , I.,!.| iiian considering liis past . J ". entertaining as a dune vmi meet him. »”•'your Wild West show l !i lieve' ?” asked the report- iti | ‘ i‘ u Vi ! !' e e0 ,ne over for the ., 1 liav oi ‘ making every asrange.ment . f( , r i.iuhing; camps on the Cair •nuumls. 1 will bring all '' f over and am going to give ftliov I list- I-,,,. show in every partieu- ^"u'idVyon y ; ’ asked the report- linn & any of your bund of io sir. 1 painary imply i nine over to make iu.-nection of the Fair 7 to r ke a look at your city, f ’din.to Atlanta to-morrow and jL‘ rt | k !<o;i Friday with my band L u 7 ami reach Athens in time all rcuie'l on the when the fjlm.e,'gt\eis Oou Democratic ma o ity, ■ a Democratic gain of 1,100. LvxwjJuKjrg 1 gives McKinnev 2.156. ‘ ° Governor Lea has sent the following dispatch to ex-President Cleveland: Vir ginia has buried Mahone by probably d0,o00 majority. Staunton, Va., Nov. 7.—McKinney, emocrat, has 869 majority in Staunton, am over Cleveland’s vote, 174. Alexandria, Va., Nov. 7.—McKin- ney s majority in Alexandria city, 476; nTL Ti iv | ® enator Barbour estimates llie Republican Majority m Penusyl- McKinney has carried the state by vania More Than 60,000. i XT „ - in o».folk, \a., Nov. 7.—Nineteen counties show Democratic gain 9,000 ; over 1888. j Roanoke, Va.. Nov. 7.—The Demo-j cratic majority in the southwest will ! not fall short of 4,800. Radford gives j 340. At every point large Democratic ' gams are reported. Roanoke county, with Salem and Roanoke City included, gives 988 Democratic majority, Richmond, Va., Nov. 7.—From re turns received Democrats claim the state by 30.000 to 40,000 majority. McKinney's majority in this city will be about 5.400. Faurpier county gives McKinney 1,400 majority, a Democratic gain of 525. Rappahannock county shows a Demo cratic gain of 225, and Culpepper a democratic gain of 875. Petersburg, Va., Nov. 7.—This city goes Democratic by 446 majority, a Democratic gain of 568. Hampton, Va., Nov. 7.—Mahone's majority in Elizabeth county is C5i, a “democratic gain of 115. .BULLiiSTb A‘l THU. POLLS. -stii.iated majority for the Republican j stato ticket is from 18,000 to 20,000. Chairman Richards, of the Republican A Virginia Election Judge Uses His Gun ‘—1 *’ l and a Riot Ensues. state central committee, says the re- tui ns so far received are very meager, but it is safe to say that Norville, Re publican, for supreme judge has been elected by 17,000 majority, Morrill and Knight, Republican, state university regents by 20,000 majority, and Laws, Republican, for congress from the Sec ond district to sticceed the late Con gressman Laird by 7.000. • Late returns indicate a Republican majority in the state of 20,000. ONLY! Errors nr Encc33ss ir» Old or Youn& fiobnsf. Kobta MAMHOOD rally Restored. Ilo** to Kolsnrc mnS Stm^WEALOSMmDPKD ORG ANS * PARTS of BODW Absolutely ini nil tin £f HOBS TRKATjKKNT—Re n 5 fit • !■ a daj*» Hen testify from 47 States, Territories, and Foreign Comiiritfc Von can write them. full explanation, and proofs mailed 49ftled) tret. Address Efti*. gEQiCAl CO.* BUFFALO, I.^ Tho Balance of the Republican Ticket Probably Elected—New York Demo crats Claim 20,000 majority for Their State Ticket—The Australian Ballot Successfully Tested In Massachusetts. Both Parties Claim the Bay State. Humor of Mahone’s Arrest for Shoot ing a Man—The Straight Democratic Ticket Elected in Baltimore—Mary land’s Democratic Majority—Great Re publican Gains in Pennsylvania—Dem ocratic Gains in Iowa. Trenton. Nov. 7.—Tho elections this state were for governor, one third ol the state senate and members of the leg islature and county officers. Figures are lacking, and in most cases not obtainable till to-night. There is every indication, however, of a Demo cratic victory. Chairman McDermitt, of the Democratic state committee, says: grounds by Abbett is certainly elected by a majority fueMhiv, "Tien me Fair opens.” ! largely in excess of Governor Green’s (katvili your show consist m? , I have been notified that state senator is NEW YORK. The Democratic Majority on the State Ticket Estimated at 20,000. New York, Nov. 7.—In this state a secretary of state, comptroller, treas urer, attorney general, engineer, judge ' mayor of Portsmoutli sent six po- t i,_ licemen there to preserve the peace and of the court of appeals, three supreme ■ the QW Domini( & guards of ‘ this city court judges, two __ congressmen, thirty- were ordered under arms and sent there Portsmouth, Va., Nov. 7.-At Glebe dPOSITIVE precinct, in Norfolk county, about CUBE “Weakness of^ Body and Mind: Effect* three-quarters of a mile outside of the corporate limits of Portsmoutli, a diffi culty occurred yesterday afternoon be tween one of the Democratic judges of election and a white Republican in which pistols were drawn. The judge of election fired at his opponent, but his 1 bullet missed its mark and struck a 1 negro man in the eye, inflicting a fatal wound. At that precinct the negroes outnum ber the whites about four to one, and they became very riotcus. threatening to kill the judge of election as soon as he should come outside his polling booth, two senators, 128 assemblymen and va rious local officers were chosen. This city complete gives Gibbert 66.722; Rice, 139,091; Griffin, 624; Cooke, 68,502; YtVmple, 126,247; Rand, 688.. Kings county complete gives Rice 69.163, Gilbert 58,828. The next legislature will be composed , as follows: Senate, 21 Republicans; 11 •ims city . Democrats; assembly, 67 Republicans, ' 61 Democrats. Add Mahone Mayor Chapin is re-elected mayor of Brooklvn. for the same purpose. ■orier inquired. itvrrV kind of •toner- embracing rifle shooting ^lurL hoifi-Jracing, and lasso- „j i;, fact e verything that would ,|j;iir in portraying the prairies L nt ]|' l i> minis of our wild fron- }jf e . have scored a grand ^vjtii our entertainment recent- iwui tii« Piedmont Exposition in tu. Everybody went wild over srioiis performances of our cow- in tin.* ring. and cheered vocifer- vbjDever we entered the arena, julr quite a hit in Atlanta to say ;t »>f it, anil 1 propose to give the Fair as <;ootl a show as I have A “Warm “Welcome Home. Washington. Nov. 7.—A special to The Evening Star from Providence, R. I., says: A prominent member of the international marine conference, Capt. A. M. Bisbee, representing the empire of China, is just now occupying public attention here as plaintiff In an amus ing divorce suit. Capt. Bisbee is a na tive of Cape Cod, where his wife Flora lives. For ten years past he has been in the service of the Celestial emperor. A Democratic majority in New York ! little over a year ago he came home on state is not far from 20,000 according to leave of absence and alleges that his indications. At The Sun office 812 elec-1 spouse celebrated his return by pulling tion districts outside of New York and ; his beard, scalding him with the tea ket- Mahoiie Arrested. Petersburg, Va., Nov. V.—Gen. Ma hone was arrested last night, charged Brooklyn give .Rice 115,575, Gilbert j tie arid knocking him down several re-elected from Morris county, where we also gain an assemblyman. Abbett estimates his majority at from 6,000 to 7,000. Chairman Smith, of Essex county, telegraplis from Newark that Essex has been carried for Abbett and seven assemblymen elected out of ten. This is a gain of two. In Hudson county the indications point to the election of eight and possibly nine Democratic assembly^ men. Scattering returns show Grubb for governor will have a majority in Mer cer county of 500. In Burlington county the entire Republican ticket is elected, t ... .. m „„ Grubb having a majority ip the county 4wiesince 1 have been in this busi- of . , ,, Following are some of the majorities: Salem county gives Grubb 20J. Atlautic gives Grubb AoO. Passaic gives Grubb Monmouth gives Abbett 1,500. Middlesex gives Abbett 1,200. Camden gives Grubb 2,100. Ocean gives Grubb 530. Gloucester gives Grubb 400. Cumberland gives Grubb 1,024. Burlington gives Grubb 1,500. Somerset gives Grubb 200. - Cape May gives Grubb 300. Jersey City, N. J., Nov. 7.—Up to 1 a. m. no complete returns from Hudson county were received. The incomplete returns show gains for Abbett over his vote of 1883, and he will undoubtedly cany the county by 8,000 to 10,000 ma jority. The Democrats will control the board of freeholders. They also elect state senator, register and county clerk. New York, Nov. 7.—Returns from New Jersey come in slowly. Enough is in, however, to make it certain that Abbett is elected by an overwhelming majority, and that the Democrats have retained control of the assembly. The latest re turns indicate that the senate will stand 11 Republicans to 1.0 Democrats aud the assembly 83 Democrats to 27 Repub licans. ^ New York, Nov. 7.—’The Sun says section of tlie South, aniTit iT a ' Abbett’s majority in New Jersey will be lit indeed to see a real band of between 10,000 and 12,000. .’.'Vitl;fM'ving curls,and broad- PENNSYLVANIA with shooting Herbert P. Harrison, who with a number of companions, was sending off fireworks in front of Ma hone’s residence. Mahone is now at the station house and Mayor Collier is inves tigating tlie case. Gen. Mahone denies having fired the shot or that any one on 142,158. Same districts in 1887 Cooke 116,024, Grant 138,297. gave In Now York City. New York, Nov. 7.—For judge of general sessions the County Democra cy’s nominee, Fitzgerald, at present as- his premises fired it. Harrison is sistant district attorney, defeated Judge wounded in the llosliv r>n.rt of tlno-h tha 1 tt » rasi.i 1 m wounded in the fleshy part of thigh, the ball going entirely through the leg. but not inflicting a serious wound. times with a stove poker. He has, therefore, entered suit by counsel in the supreme court for absolute divorce. Or ilio Liquor Habit, Positively CareiT. by udministcriiie Dr. Haines’ _ Golden Specific. It can bo given in a cup of cofTcc or tea, or In ar ticles of food, without the knowledge of the patients It is absolutely harmless, and will effect a pt-rmit- nent and speedy cure, whether the patient Is « moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. IT N EVER PAILS. Over 100.000 drunkards bava been made temperate men who have taken Golden: Specific in their coffee without their knowledge. anu to-day believe they unit drinking of their own Iren will. 48 page bws of particulars free. For sale by L. D. Sledge & Co., Athens. Henry A. Gildersleeve. the Tammany nominee, by a small majority. The complexion of the board of aldermen hill »gratifying news to the people section of the State, and we take Ml pie sure in commending the Vest show, that will be seen in next week to those who con- ile visiting onr Fair, as one of the ,t attractions to be seen any real amusements.’ idea that lias gone abroad that an charge will be made for admit- the Wild West show on the is totally false. The Wild West be given free each day before ml stand,is one of the attractions fair and no price whatever will more than the admission fare pounds. We learn that some nled the circus that { will on the Fair grounds with the si show.. If this be true we in .Min If of the directors of the correct the in stake. An adniis- will be charged to the circus to the Wild West show, nscongratulates herself upon se- nmiu he Bill’s show, and the are happy with the idea of the people that will flock to the ir. just what they want in this It b a show not frequently seen |cwifoiu!i We ■l-r.-v 1 bats galloping around on pon- performing other j Bep ubUcau Calns-Bayer’. Pla- PMaueristic of our western fron- j ruiity Exceeds 00,000. 5 will welcome Comanche Bill! band of followers to the Fair big hearted cordiality. Thons- spmators will come to see the fsbow from ihe wilderness of the Comanche Bill will be the hero f<hy. tue balloon ascension *lfbe a great drawing card to the famous Jewel Bros, will have of this exhibition,and their rep- astronauts is sufficient to give ,‘iiire of the Fair a great send off. [’•ewe! Bros, have been in the bnl- iness for years and have amass * fortune by their exhibits all Lustern and Western conti- llie hearing at the station house re-j will show about the same relative Tam- sulted in General Mahone being held for s manv strength shown in the vote for the fee hearing of the grand jury, and 1 legislature. bound over to the December term of the bastings court in $2,500 bail. A Scrnp in Richmond. Richmond, Va., Nov. 7.—Col. Fred Mussey, correspondent of The Cincin nati Commercial Gazette, was attacked here by W. C. Preston, one of the Democratic challengers, who took of fense at Mussey’s alleged interference with negro voter*. > MARYLAND. I be >"! v V»! e Ingest balloon In the 1 'I their a-ronant is among the JJ*nwl in the world to-day. His n I!!!! * H> exciting one in " bile thousands of feet in ‘"'•d t,l( ; clouds, he will leap ,v?, tr .f"ip and consigning his ifr. l' ara( -“hute, will fall back earth again.amid the applause s or tne thousands of specta- ! v , . sta »d in open mouth tut auri «g the whole proceed- »Bd ai Ul ^ orth ®ast Georgia will lW)i?L t Uii r Fair. It will be a l prouj any city in Georgia might Ibis [*ho ‘ft I w adore thee; » »orld is weak before thee”! '••hi a woman smile when she kfroL Un k?¥ misery from com- L hlc h we men are exempt? Herii»- eas ? * Dr - Perce’s Fav- W*«i is an infallible remedy ,. eina * e weakness.’ ’morn- te of the stomach, Us j°ul r , atl0 , n ’ . and stoaHa* mala- prtg D^'^fnl invigorating tonic Hhe womK 11the whole system, L^oab end its appendages in h*r»i5e and stren S- \ ifriuhS,u lbdu< ^ nerv0U8 excit- >*iv'tPri lty ’ exhaustion, pros- taSH a ’ spasms,and other dis- st ui)on l1 f 8ym .Pt°m8 commonly 0! »| n ‘“octional and organic lt lnduce 3 re- fdesi£^5 d reUe v p s mental anx- K e -?. cy ' Sold b i r drug- tn l r, U ve n uarant ee, from thrers, to give satisfaction. L^ti, Harrisburg, Nov. 7.—State treasurer was the only officer voted for in this state. Boyer’s plurality, taken from estimates from every county in the state is 62,255, Philadelphia, Nov. 7.—Returns from twenty-seven counties, includ ing Philadelphia, show a net Re- 1 publican gain of about 25,000 over 1887, when the Republican plurality was «5,245. Boyer’s plurality will certainly exceed 60,000. Philadelphia city gives Boyer 87,700 majority. Graham, Republican, for district attorney, has 42,544 majority over Lewis, Democrat. Returns from 57 of the 67 counties of the state, including Philadelphia and 1 Allegheny counties, give Boyer, Repub lican, for state treasurer, 62,115 plurality over Bigler, Democrat. Following are the estimated pluralities: Cameron county gives 100 for Boyer. Monroe, 1,050 for Bigler. Blair, 1,350 for Boyer. Juniata, 50 for Boyer. A Republican gain of 80. Snyder, 500 for Boyer. Crawford, 2,000 for Boyer. Republican gain, 533. Lancaster. 6,000 for Boyer. Union. 650 for Boyer. Tioga, 800 for Boyer. Greene, 950 for Bigler. Republican gain, 70L Forrest, 75 for Boyer. Republican gain, 29. Chester, 8,000 for Boyer. Republican gain, 551. Morcer, 1,000 for Boyer. Democratic gain, 223. Carbon, 60 for Bigler. Democratic gain, 236. Clinton, 475 for Bigler. McKean, 1,000 for Boyer. Columbia, 1,000 for Bigler. Bucks, 4,650 for Bigler. Republican gain, 877, Democratic Majority in tlio State, 10,000. Davidson Elevt-<1 In Hal t i more. Annapolis, Md., Nov. 7.—A comptrol ler, members of the legislature and county officers were voted for in this state. The vote was very heavy. Indi cations received indicate Baughman’s Democratic majority ior comptroller will be 10,000, of which he receives 6,000 in Baltimore city. The legislature, as indicated by the’ returns, will be largely Democratic. Davidson. Democrat, for mayor of Baltimore, is elected by probably 3,500 plurality. Cleveland’s plurality in 1838 was 5,045. llie Republicans gain half a dozen legislators, but the Democrats will have both houses by and immense majority. I’astime at the Polls In Baltimore. Baltimore, Nov. 7.—Tho election in Baltimore wai comparatively quiet. One man was killed in the Fifteenth ward. Jno. Driscoll, a Democratic ticket holder, knocked down a fusion ticket holder named Apple, and kicked him to death. The quarrel' was not political, but the result of animosity between the two men on other grounds. Twelve wards complete give David son, Democrat for mayor, 2,761 ma jority. The same wards gave Cleveland 24,371 majority. An Election Riot. Frederick, Md., Nov. 7.—An elec tion riot occurred at the jjolling place in \Voodsboro district, this county, yester day afternoon. A county constable was shot, the judges driven from the room and the ballot box taken. Oppos ing factions arrayed themselves on each side of the road and fired on each oiher. Tlie sheriff and a posse have gone to the scene of the trouble. Tammany elects 14 assemblymen out of 24, and 5 out of 7 senators. Amos J. Cummings, Democrat, for congress in the Ninth district received 15,518, against 24 for John L. Thomas, Prohibition. Silver Dollar Smith Defeated. New York, Nov. 7.—In the Eighth assembly district, P. Wissig (Tammany and County Democracy) defeated Silver Dollar Smith by a majority of 147. MASSACHUSETTS. The Australian Ballot a Pronounced Suc cess—The Republican Majority. Boston, Nov. 7.—The elections in this state were for state officers and the leg islature. The Aus|falian ballot system was used for the first time. The day’s experience seemed to prove beyond doubt the success of the Aus tralian system of voting, and testimony from all sections of the state is almost unanimous in its praise. In this city the voting places pre- The Explosion on the Brown. Wilmington, Del., Nov. ’7.—Chiei Engineer Charles W. Bailey and Second Engineer William Ludlow, who were terribly scalded and bruised by the ex plosion of the boiler of tho fishing j steamer S. S. Brown off Cape May, are i reported here as being dead. * This maxes three deaths, William Locasta, the fireman, having been killed at once. The three deck hands, also burned at the same time, are in the Marine hos pital at Lewes. A Westinghouse Victory. Pittsburg, Nov. 7.—The United States supreme court decided an important arc light patent suit brought six years ago by the Brush Electric Light company against the United States company, a Westinghouse interest. The Brush com pany had been defeated in the lower courts and their decision is sustained. As the Brush company is now owned by I the Thomson-Houston company this means a defeat of the latter by the i Westinghouse company. Grabbed Her Hand satchel. Louisville, Nov. 7.—One of the bold est robberies that has ever been perpe trated in this city took place at noon on Fourth avenue, near walnut. On a crowded street, with many pedestrians in the immediate vicinity, a well known | lady, Mrs. H. E. Karris, was attacked ] by an unknown scoundrel and robbed of GREATFUL—COMFORTING- EPPS’S 00G0A. 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'bland m, e I, okee Remedy of Hid e„v ullein shorten U(l wire your cough. VIRGINIA.. Tho Majority Against Mahone Tfoji Than 25,000. Richmond, Va., Nov. 7.—Richmond gives McKinney and balance of Demo cratic ticket 5,472 majority, twice as large as ever given before. The returns from other parts of the state indicate a Democratic majority of not less than 25,000. The Republicans concede it by 15,000. Up to this hour the Democrats have gained eight members of legisla ture. The estimate is that the Demo crats will have a two-thirds majority in each house. In Henrico county, which heretofore has been Republican, Davis, Democrat is conceded elected to legisla ture by Republicans. jJirge Democratic gains in black belt, Halifax county heretofore Republican, gives 1,500 Democratic majority. l — Campbell county gives !Hi0 majority for McKinney. A Democratic majority of 7,00v> in Sixth - district is claimed. Southawp ton county (Mahone’s birth OHIO. , - , ,, .- - - her handsatcliel, containing §100 worth seated a remarkably quiet appearance of diamonds. The thief made his es- and the scenes therein in many cases were in marked contrast to those usually witnessed. Voting, proceeded with dis patch and voters enjoyed a freedom from importunities of ballot distributors that they have never known before. Eighty towns and 268 precincts of Boston give Brackett 33,070, Russell 33,297, Blackmer 1,634. This indicates the election of Brackett and the entire Republican state ticket by a substantial majority; Russell lias made large gains ; in the towns, but has lost heavily in,; Boston. Eighty-five precincts in Boston give ! Russell 27.908, Brackett 22,810. Only one precinct is now lacking. This shows a decrease in the Democratic plurality over 1887 of about 200, and a decrease in Russell’s plurality over last year of about 3,800. Arlington,Lieutenant Governor Brack- • ett’s town, gives Brackett 473, Russell 280, Blackmer 18. In 1887 it gave Ames 432, Lovering 281. Later—It looks as if the Democrats had carried the state by cape. A Schooner Wrecked. Detroit, Nov. 7.—A special to the News from Cheboygan, Mich., says: The schooner Palms, with her cargo, is a total loss. She jumped Grey’s Reef during t’e recent blow and sank. Her cross trees are visible above the water. Her crew are here. This may be the wreck Captain McCarty reported at St. Ignace. Where Is Maj. Burke? Washington, Nov. 7.—Nothing has developed at the state department re specting the case of ex-State Treasurer Burke, of Louisiana, although one oi the officials said lie had heard a report that Burke was on his way to Hon duras. The Southern Exposition. Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 7.—The southern exposition was opened by the president from Washington by wire. 7maU ! ®° verilor Seay. Mayor Graham and COTTON SEED BOUGHT BY ^3 R: L. MOSS & CO At their Warehouse, Clayton Street Governor Foraker’s Fate Trembling- In the Balance—Larse Democratic Gains. Columbus,-O., Nov. 7.—In this state the elections were for governor, lieuten ant governor, judge of the supreme court, state treasurer, state school com missioner, attorney general, member of the state board of public works and clerk of tho supreme court. The returns come in slowly. There are 2,404 precincts in the state. Forty heard from show net average Demo cratic gain of 10 to precinct. Foraker’s majority two years ago was 23,000. This indicates that the result on governor will be close and the probability is that Foraker is defeated. The balance of the Republican ticket probably elected. Neal, chairman Democratic executive committee, claims the state by 5,000 for Campbell. Five hundred and four precincts in Ohio outside of Cincinnati give Foraker 73,887, Campbell 70,240, Cincinnati, ■ Nov. 7.—Two hundred voting places in Ohio outside of Cincin nati give Foraker 27,683, Campbell 24,366, Helwig 1,537. Same in 1887 gave Foraker 27,343, Powell 22,216, Sharp 1,404, Campbell 11,334. In eighty-four precincts in _01iio out side of Cincinnati, Foraker 10,828, Jampbell 9,286, Helwig 533. Demo cratic gain of 773, which if maintained throughout the state will elect Camp bell. Six hundred and forty-eight voting plurality. Brackett’s plurality is less than 5,000, with a large number of Democratic strongholds to*hear from. The complete vote of this city for gov ernor is Russell, Democrat, 28,006; Brackett, Republican, 22,922; Blackman, Prohibitionist, 1,515. Russell’s plurality, 6.084. Two hundred and forty-two cities and towns, including 585 out of 286 precincts of Boston give Brackett 81,030, Russell 73,724. New York. Nov. 7.—The Herald says; Brackett, for governor of Massachusetts, is elected by probably 20,000, a Republi can loss of 10,000. Iowa. Des Moines, la., Nov. 7.- -The elec- President Vandever, of the exposition, made speeches. The display is a fine one. Consul Lewis Sails for Tangiers. Washington, Nov. 7.—William Reed Lewis will sail today for Tangiers. He will resume his position there as United States consul temporarily, and settle .up his affairs in anticipation of a recall which Mr. Blaine will probably issue in a short time. tions in this state were for governor, lieutenant governor, judge of the su preme court, superintendent of public instruction and railroad commissioner. Thirty precincts in Iowa show a net Democratic gain of 212. Returns will be slow in coming in on account of the late hour of closing the polls and the unusual amount of scratch ing done. Nearly every part of the state heard from continues to show Democratic gains, which in some pre cincts amounts to a land slide. Returns are not sufficient to make a conclusion, but Hutchinson, Republican, for governor is probably elected by a largely reduced majority. Later—The Democrats claim the state by from 7,000 to 10,009. Chairman Pray, of the Republican state central com mittee, does not give it; up, but will give no figures. Killed in a Political Quarrel. Richmond, Va., Nov. 7.—Michael Fall, a young Democrat, and Philip Lambert, a Republican, engaged in an altercation over politics. Lambert, after being badly beaten, got a shot gun mid fired at Fall with fatal results. TheLee Range It Stands on Its Merits The following twenty well known citizens of Athens are selected from my list of purchasers to whom I refer as to the merits of the Lee Range. Consult the references, see the Range and if you want a first-class cooking apparatus you are my customer. Ilsr THE CITY: Democrats Carry Chicago. . Chicago, Nov. 7.—The election in this (Cook county) resulted in a victory for the Democrats. Crawford, Democrat, .. w _ for recorder, is elected over Stephens, places outside Cincinnati’, Foraker 100,- j Republican, by a safe majority. The 105, Campbell 96,184, Helwig J>,058. j Democrats elect tenof the county com- Bond Offerings. Washington, Nov. 7.—Bond offerings and acceptances at the treasury depart ment aggregate §265.800 as follows: $124,000 couDons and $i38,800 registered 4s at 127, and §2,000 coupon and §2,000 registered 4}s ac 105$. To Succeed Gen. Hartranft. Washington, Nov. 7.—The president has appointed Warren G. Sayre, of Indiana, commissioner on the Cherokef commission, to fill the place left vacant by the death of Governor Hartranft. • Princeton’s Easy “Victory. New York, Nov. 7.—In the football game between Princeton and Columbia college Princeton won, score 71 to 0. • The Weather. Fair; no decided change in tempera ture; westerly winds. NUGGETS OF NEWS. Dr S C Benedict F B Lucas H N Taylor Prof H C White Prof E C Branson Julius Cohen I H Allen J B Toomer Industrial Home Thomas Fleming A H Hodgson Casper Morris Wm Ware M B McGinty C D Flanigen Mrs Blackwell.’ Mrs Olive Mrs Lucy Mathews E R Brumby A D Mathews. In. the Ooxmtry: Dr Watkins, Sandy Cross W O Fluker, Union Point Mr. Stovall, Oconee county J W Arnold, Wilkes county Andrew & Glenn, Oglethorpe county J M Brisendim, “ ‘ James Young, “ ‘ Hon Jas M Smith, “ “ M Mathews, “ James Hutcheson “ “ TAHanie. "ill “ “ J R Shields, Jackson county. Woods Ashford, Watkinsville James Freeman, Antioch G A Potter, Supt. Ga. Factory. Mr Card, Supt. Barnett Shoals. In addition to the LEE RANGE I keep the best and largest selected stock Same in 1887, Foraker 98,067, Powell 88,757, Sharp 51,40. Seven hundred and thirty-one voting places in Ohio outside Cincinnati: For aker, 116,598; Campbell, 111,219; Hel wig, 5,663. Same in 1887: Foraker, 114,088; Powell, 101,867; Sharp, 5,761. Hamilton County Democratic. Cincinnati, Nov. 7. — Hamilton county goes Democratic by 6,000, a gain of 13,000. ‘Nebraska. Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 7.—The vote in Nebraska was small notwithstanding the day was fair all over the state. The missioners and the Republicans five. The Cronin court adjourned over election day. Tho navy department has “been notified that the cruiser Baltimore will probably be ready for her official trial next week. At a meeting of the Cigarmakers’ .union in Lancaster steps were taken to organize a fed eration of the different trade and labor or- Mississippl. Jackson, Miss., Nov. 7.—The elec tions in this state were for governor and oration of the different trade and labor or- other B ^ te oS^ erS NlrhP?he trade^orSnization wm bo^ndependent, but ture and count) officers, iseailv the ; £h e federation will be managed by a legisla- entire vote was cast xov the Democratic tive body composed of delegates from all the ticket, there being practically no oppo sition. unions represented. The president has granted a respite until Wednesday, the 3d day of Jannary next, in the case of David Lemmons, convicted in mtcnced to he hanged A Municipal Flection. a % . me ciisw oi xjix v iu. aji Nashua, N. H., Nov. 7.—The mumci- , Kansas of murder and pal election resulted in the re-election of i Nov. 6 next. Mayor G. H. Burke by 109 plurality. | President Carnot has repeated a former gift with a Democratic council on a joint of 25,o.h) francs which he bestowed on the ballot. ■" P° or °f Paris. -OF- in Stoves and Goods my Line A call will E. E. 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