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The New York herald., 1860-09-11
NEWS FROM TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Renewal OF Hows's sewing Machine
Line-Cabans Anafrs-Probspie Rsturn
of the Great Eass~rs. &C.. &c.
wAmrxevoS, sept 10, 1890.
aps sos fm urssgarw
Several bids we're received to day the Treasury Do
pssmeat for the construction thsacae Telegraph iins
under the Of the last sesssou Of Congress They will
be opened 70 morrow.
Consul General Heln g here ron Havana, on shr
leavc for his health He win visit Kentucky TO reoin hls
fsmy, and shortly return 10 bis post
General serrsno, the prsscnt tcvcrnorGeucra ofr an.
ecn,eurisies regnrg that position AZ 10 ds am, A.
He and bis LADY are said to be very pcpu, ,,, -,
Cubsns and fsrelrneys whg deeply "A, ma, a.,,,a
,on to lesre them. The eovernc a. CAN, I'm NJ -
sinecure Spain Intends 70 out her threats sx.,p.,
Mexico, nor PFoes,l that w4n Ic1s reuan post
ls the gin of Eer csthoIic Majesty.
srxwAf o. no srsHo S.ouSx sasssr
smother step has been taken 10 day In policy which
ia crushing tie inventive genius n the country Hoses
rtushc paleu, las been renewed for seven years Oar
clslzsns are 10 be taxed for over million more for Tho
bcueai q Howe and bis sssvnees sho Acknowledge that
they have already made fortunes cst q hh patent In
grxnirg the extension Comm,ssiobcr Thomas has oay
followed the preccdsnts % renewals 10 Norse, coody
and vcCogmick but The lolcy which must iesd 10
such MODIFICATION of laws VIII the pcwers
of the Commissioner IN This rsspcct. n taxing
the communiiy for money 10 enable rlc, paicatccs
silence crush all rev inventors through courts. II
10 express violation Of the sprt n the Psient laws
which never conter plated renewal Of patent 10 ren
burse pockets ~hoh had been kept empty BY nprovi.
dsrce, Dcs~Haesndrg streams q gid bad been con.
stsntfy nowarr into them Cor vear~
r,ircrArrfc ccsstNcsnoy WIN Srssssxs
On Saturday evening the President received the 6rst
dcsp~h from the dirctors announcing that tecgrsphc
oommunlcstio, cpeued from Omaha, Nebraska. 70
washington. The President transmitted over the
his reply
To ArorsTrs Ecryrz Sp :, y wuscs, omsha, Nesrasks
w.@mSerox. sept. 10, 1860.
telegraph from Omaha " this city II smother Ink N
ire grand chain tecgrapbs and railroads wnch buds
'"e save y ~ '''' JAMES BucHASAS.
rscocxunw of A wANIsa coSsCr-
nr Carlos Ramon de IA Chca has 70 day been rccor.
,,,a nv the President a. Cotsa Tor Spain al rhadcl
Ihia. . -n.....~u.
Letters by The Ames leave doabt that the Grea.
rAsscrn viii make "trip sooo 70 Hampton Roads. n the
s,h " really IN earnest for direct trade with Eurcpe,
y the time to &C,
psacSArpox o. sy ofucs Hotprg.
A. NJ Barbour. superintcnstai o. Hnrrer's Ferry Ar
mcry rvs snsd - DAY. He an secsor o. the Doasas
tcsss IN vrtlns
srx frs'as ~reryrSr y 49, sNst
Tse r-ss1rei r f.st.. Ser vsrs sens' uasfa
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TEE FAMILY EEaALD.

The Great European Probfena-The Tent
porai Power or the Pope-1'ne wash
ington stand or COIors-The Ars OF W ar
ImPsovsd-The Springfield Horss' Fair
Local News OF New fOrk-msrk ef Ike
ports, &C., sc.
Tux FAMILY HERALD, In It's edition Of "Wednesday
VIII, among other matters coatalnA very Interesting
article or the present aspect Of the great Eastern Ours
tion, With Review of the Policy of Russia from tae
Reign Of Peter the Great 10 the present time Report OF
the Sermon Of the Rev Father Mcguire the Tcmpora
Power OF the Pope, delivered a, Washington, n O. An
Account OF the Ceremonies the occas ou OF the ne
livery Of the Stand Of Colors presented by city
Washington TO the Seventh Regiment OF New York; A
description OF the System Of Signals introduced nto
the United States Army; report OF the Dongs Al The
Springfield Horse FAIR The Progress Of the Prince of
Wales In Canada and account cS the excitement among
the Orangemen Tho Local News OF New York Vicinity
Of importance; Reports OF tho Cattio, Provision and
Money Markets. and all interesting matters OF the
precediAE week.
TERxs-S2 year; four cents single copy sresorlp-
tons received at the once, northwest OF Fulton
and Nassau Streets New York Single copies for sale At
the counter and BY a news agents Advertisements in
serted at the usual HERALD rates.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY sEPrEBER H. 18sorRIpLE SHEET

equally gratifying "a Breck'nridgers Doagissites
and Bel hero The talk Of Judge Douglas at Harris
burg and Reading against fusion Is moi rellshsd BY
of his mCst ardent admirers The friends OF that
sure deaounoe him a. . msrplot
GOVERNOR WISE Ixryzs.
Governor Wise kept from the stump by sickness his
family s scattering letters from Maine 10 rexs some
Of them snorters. look out, Peter and Dean.
TIE wxArxxs AND rm HERALD.
The weather is delightfully."- cool and bracng
All the anti Iincolnltes Of any gumption now acknow
ledge the potent influence OF the HERALD In making the
squabbling politicians keep their place.
ARMY nAITxRs.'
ofciA advces from New Nexco dated August ., state
that eight companies Of the Fifth regiment Of infantry
have been ordered 70 Bear Spring 70 commence the con-
siructon Of FAunteroy Other portions Of the regiments
from Utah being distributed throughout that Terri
tory, In accordance with previous orders Two compa
nies stationed in the vicinity " the mines Of
Arizona
EpEssKs on rnx JArAxnsx EMBASSY
II yesterday stated that the expenses Of the Jspa
nese Embassy in the Unted Sates according TO accounts
rendered Al the State Department only half the
amount appropriated BY Congress- but since has been
ascelaned the War and Navy Departments have claims
expenses nom japan 70 this country, which will probA
bly, absorb nearly the remainder Of the $4,000 appro
priAtion
special agent has been despatched 70 California from
the Attorney Generals ONCE 70 obtain information and
convey Instructions relative the gold ine suits and
other legal business Of that State.
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Defeat and Dispersion OF walkers Forces
by the BritiAh-walker wounded-One
OF Ilis Colonels Killed, Sc.
new ORLEANS, Sept 10, 1890.
zhe b. Kate has arrived here with rruxllo dates Of
the 3lst u aid Ruan dates of the "a inst She bring,
passengers four or the belonging to Gen. Walkers
expedition.
Geuersi Walker evacuated Truxio the night OF the
lst irst., and wus pursued by the enemy
The last accounts stated that only one Of Walkers
bad been killed.
No opinion could be formed TO the fate Of his force
The Osceoa had arrived Havana from rrux-
lilo, and reported the following:-
The commander Of the Ensllsh man of war IcaSus
dered General Walker to surrender the town. Walker
obeycd and retired lower down ths coast with eighty
meu According sdvces bis force reduced TO
twenty men by the continued attacks Of his enemies
Walker had been severely wounded in the face.
Seven Of his wounded followers had been placed aboard
the Icarus at Truxillo
wan er lost one Of his coionels
When the osceoia was leaving, Aiverez catering
the town with 300 men.
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Asnan --ou Friday, Angus, q, EMILY, the beloved
daughter Of Maurice and Mary Ahearne, aged year
monl.ss and days.
Chicago an Nilwaukee papers please copy.
Fsa, ~s ony sassher q nss and Mary s.id@1 .ssa
me friends ana relatives q The family are respectfully
invited attend her funeral from the residence of her
se,oud streets on wednesday morning 81 nlne ocox
Her remains wiz be Inferred ~ Mount Pleasant Cemetery,
Newark, " J.
BsrrDgsv On MoDcay, sspte nber 10, Of consumption,
csrpESr wsrrs the beloved ~ifs Of John Ba,,ersby.
and daughter of the late James and Mary Waters,
i've Of ibe parish Of shebaucn, county Louth, ireland
me relatives sna friends Of ihe deceased and hoss "
Der brothers, Php, john and Henry also hs father and
bis ficpds respectfully invited 70 ssiend her funeral,
from s,e residence 30 nonroo street. this rncsdsy)
CAFrrx On sunday. September ., al bis residence,
las Rivmgton street, csAn casrEs, sen, IN tbs 6sth
me relstves and fricnd. of The hmy also thcse o.
bis sons Charles, John sad bonas, respectfully NJ.
vei 70 attend The funeral Tbs isesday) afternoon, at
ForsTrs-At lafayette, ond.sony county, BY drown.
ss' osss - % s9ss, II oS'y o,s 'Sa q .nom.. Forster
BE friends sre respectfully invited 70 attend the func
raj tbs Cscraay) nornns, Al ten o'clock, from =,
HoRas On sunday, september o. May HoRas or
cop1umption the beloved wue q James Horsn, IN zoe
seL ymr q her age nsvc of the parish Of Losehmssh,
The friends OF The family ue requested 10 attend her
funeral, this Tuesday without furtasr atio, Her
remains viii be taken from her late residence 1bf Is
Sixteefh street. 20 Calvary Cenaeery, for taernent
KaNsF.-fn Brooklyn, on Monday, september 10.
CHssfxs l.. kssxrv, IA TIE b5th year of his age.
The friends a The family hvitod attend the ~
neral Wednesday afterroon st three O'Clock, from
HE lste residence, lfe Atlantic street.
KK~srx On Sunday morning, September ., Al the
residence Of her son.in aw sfer long snd painful No.
ness Mrs. CakRfOrIx l. kxsSxR.
The funeral oil take place FROM the residence q Vel
son hments, No 81 West Thirty eecond street ths
lTuesdsy) Afternoon NJ one 0ciock Her relatives sad
friends and IN ICE IL Nelson Clements and family are 70
spectfuliy invited 10 attend without further potce
Cincinnati, New Orleans, Galveston and hatagords -
pcfs vn pleasr copy.
Necrr On warsav. sou,emtef io crsaRixk, wife
of John McCue, aged 20 years native u ise parish %
COp1e county Iettyim. r. land
Her hicps ard arauantsncfs respectfully ingifd
10 att "a the funeral, Wciuer1ay mnrniuw. ~
ccrrx n ~ II Nttcertr a0vrni ftt Fereatn street
Nt8t
v,tr~tws -fN r.ei.y ste'sWh.l ,, = sI F.tssrst
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sirs'', pNr ratnfRnn nstlye ~ Argyiesklre seo,:
ana. n ths Goth yeaS q as age.
intermeat Tits T1ssdav1 af,a,roo I. ,.vn 49,. ~
,,isa hoAn Tn Acadsy nscsDg september 10, : ..x
Her remains taken to ssAenec,say. n. Y sr IA.
teTmen; =" - w 'h-
NOsss On suadsy eYening, September . sc.- i.
long and proirac,ed ,ness, llvs2p sossls Jr. Co.
eand Of tdnAsd n sad MARY aor,s eesd / var sad n
We ioTed hln--ycs, 10 tongue can tau
How mrch we loved Rim nor how well
God loved him, too, and thought Il beat
To take our EAdy homo 10 rest.
The friends aud acqusntsnces OF the fsmiiy are nvax
20 attend Inc funeral from the residence ot hs parents
No a Roosevelt street. ais (rnesdsy) afternoon s.tvs
O'Clock,
ArlgBr On Monday moraiag, September 10, CaptAln
WILLIAM o EISfaY, late u ihe Ninth regiment, Esw
York state Militia, In the 36ih year OF his age.
ais rends aud acquantsnces are requested 10 attend
hs funeral from his late residence No So Baxter srec
this Gussday afternoon, A. two e,csss; ss.,s
Captain Gzoses W. NsNra. Ned n ysars and =
Foasrs from his raihsrs resdence lTs Henry street.
srooSiyn this uaesday) morsng, % eleven O'Clock.
.4iAa-.MAXE, wife OF Edward Riley, aged Is Ysss,
native o. the county Tyrore, ireland.
der friends, the friends OF the family are nyiseA
iQ atsn the freral from the residence of ber
law, Georse Henry, aa2 Third avenue, this (russdAv
sAvAcz-on Sunday morning at three O'Clock seyten.
per CLIFFORD AnERI sAvAcK, eldest Of Mrs sAr~h L.
ssysge, aged cars, month aud 60 days
The relatives and frencs Of family aso those o. hy
Ss Iass a a. r 90 are respectfully Invited % s..sa
noon, At two O'CLOCK His remains WIN be tsken t.
Green wood for internlent.
VALENTINE AT Brorxviiie westch ater county %
Saturday, September ., Dir isAsc VAkrsx, rs,h
year or hs age.
wfupDxs in Brooklyn, sunday, September o. 4
consumption, Rosxgr WmDDxS aged a years, mo1tss
and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family and the mrn
cers OF Joppa Lodge No col r. A. NJ, also the members
OF fzeiand Chapter r. A. \, are respectfully invited
attend his funeral, wednesday afternoon. .. three
O'Clock from bis late residence Rosciusko street. ocw
Nostrapd avenue
Nova Scotia papers please copy.
vuI --on Monday, September 10, ELIZA A. via 4
john II. Will, aged 50 years and III days
The friends and relatives Of the family regpectfu1v
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residence,
Eighth street Morrisana, this Cruesday) afternoon, Il
-four O'Clock.
Palmyra papers please copy,
Wiss On Monday. September 10, WILLIAM W,Sx. son n
ohares Wse boskbinder, aged years 10 months and
days
The funeral win take place this ucsday) aernoon se
three o'clock from the residence OF his parents l0s
Franklin street.
Newcastle, England pspers please copy.
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ru LADgLPHrA STOCK BOARD.
v., ds sr sdy; Pcunsytvsuia STATE sc, ss Reading
,s nf'as ~ Morris Canal sss Long Isiao Railroad
ya,s 80 nsyiysnia Railroad, .ls.. Erchansa . New
=. Nav omxlss, sept 4, iSSo.
~ ton dul sars 900 bales iBclaans 800 baes of ia
ad quoted At % Is for supsrhnc. whsksy--s~cs Of
rec'ined ai 23c. o'her articles unchanged.
xr~ oErgaSs, sspt. 10. 1890
Cotton aIm saes 10 day 200 bales. middl.ns, II 10
t5sc. Corn has upward tendency, quoted a. sca
SOC Nhhkey, rcetiHef, 2ss.; rss, 2sc Exchange on
New York, saS pc cent premium
City Nils held al 81 Wheat nrm sales sce'tern rod
roc Tsc and white At sss. 7sc Provirlons aues sas
steady Csaee quiet: s,los q Rio Al 1skc. Q fstsc
Mhskcy arm Al 23'sc. 2sc
rlcur duli: sales 100 bbls supsrsne sf - 81 gs
wbest decned Dc sales 2ooo bushels red at 81 20 A
wsac - %s " - Corn ,a, eso1ao, 49, Ia, ss.s 900
Atrasy, sept Io-srw
Ticur-surpiy fair. with light inquiry; hoIders lrm;
saIer abcu, tdo bbls Wheat 10 light demand sacs,
l-s bushr- white Ncssa- q, ff to $50 Suwhris
ar 60 :. q ~ 400 sssnsl, grne 90 q mf.vs, q
Rye ii solae demand sales 200 vashss IN lots. at s
and 400 bushels a. ;ee Core qees sod ssass3c'lous
ton for car loaas NJ East Albany. oass-sslcs 500
bu'ssis state a. 3s'sc, " car ioass
rosr in good demand and steady saIes aos bb wne.s
am socs Tor present delivery light 900 buShels
No Chicago spring, 10 arrive, ~ ~ f3 co0 d. choice
No the spot, ~ ~ i2 1000 % Miwaaxse rlap,
srriye Al " H.. coo ID white winter, nj 81 - C,rn
steady s@~s II 600 bushels nj Sc b5c. otncr grains
a. ady wh'skcy steady and IN god demand rxfss go
bbs ~ 27t.t 23c Canal 'rcshts No better Rrsin
IAke imports todayp 900 bbls. aour, 23s 900 basn.ls
wheel. 1900 do. corn. Csuaf cxports<fo hbis nour
1000 bushels wheat, ~ COO DO corn, 900 Do
amourt a grain In lns morning-lo3 coo sasasls
wheat, 500 T5 DO corn, n 100 a.. oats, $50 DO
barley, 43s4 do. rye.
BrTyAto, sspt. 1o-SPM
T1our steady snS m fair demand sales Of 100 bbls
at e5 70 Is o. for extra Illinois, wsconsin Michigan
and Ohio. and s5 70 80 % FOR double extras. wneat
active and advanced saes of 1i7 ooo bwhels, ~ M ~
sI ~ for No l Chicago. spring, y par, % arrive
~ Tx for No. I Milwaukee club, 20 arrive
white 90 Corn advan and fair demand sales 10
bushels m b5c. 4 SOC. Other grains quiet whlssey
steady: sales lss bt,s a. 80 go CAns freehts,
sec on nour Ice ate'fc vbesf l5i on corn ~ New
York Imports. 5000 bDiA uour, 200 bushels wheat,
~ 0c0 boshcls corn. 2coo busheM oas Exp0ris, 40
hbs noar, iso oto bushels wheat ee0o bushels corn.
A., 600 bushels u~tS.
Cswro, sept io-ePM
flour quiet Wheat arm sses n 600 bushels Milwsl.
kse club ~ sf 20 lf0o bushels No Chicago spring
prirCreny At 81 10 Corn drm sales COO bnsbes lodi
~ toc Other grains qart Canal re ghts rucbary
81 = J5e - hour, f2c ~ whest lic ~ coro y NeW
YORK.
CiscxSsr ssp,s 10. 1850.
Flow oust, md buyers semssd rtinston e. q .
o. - eaeted sd ~ a. sskcd, bh iic dooe Wheat
uu.t "a buyers fttNttanf. CD4f etfs bHe#- -at st7 =.
Wees f.fk fi7 q ssAef. fneef A#vara
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It, which must be the case If by any
error Of judgment he ran counter to the
public interests by recognizing such claims as
that OF Mr.. Howe. We sincerely trust that
the report Of his having done so will turn out to
be incorrect. Should it prove otherwise, it will
certainly lead to an agitation for the repeal Of
that clanse in the patent law which gives the
Commissioner this dangerous discretionary
power.
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Tm CONSERVATIVE USrcS ~ THIS SrArE.--The
consummation Of the union OF the three con-
servatiFe parties In this State against Lincoln
depends, we are told, upon John A. Green,
Chairman Of the Breckinridge State Committee,
and Dean Richmond, Chairman OF the Douglas
State Committee. The Douglas sub committee
headed by benjamin Wood, agreed 70 yield all
that the Breckinridge sub committee, headed
b. John A. Green, demanded, but did not do
90 TIL after the Brcckinridge men bad separat-
ed. and the chairman, Green, had vanished and
could not be found. The letter, however. Of
The Dougiv cub committee remains signed by
The chairman sud secretary; and unless Green
agrees to II at once, he will be 90 put In the
wrong that all the salt In the springs Of syra-
cuse cannot save him. All men will sag that
no was not sincere in making his propositions
for union ticket as his offers hive been agreed
10 by the other side, and be makes no sign now
of recognition.
H. on the other hand. Green shonld prompt
ly agree 70 close the bargain, As his committee
have intrusted him to do aud Dean Richmond
should throw any obstacle 10 the way, BY re-
puda,ing the act Of his cub COMMITTEES. a. last
n'sbts despatch from Albany says he VIII do
r. VIZ ~ held ur = public ossnin. = Play.
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News from New Mexico.

News from New Mexico.
ISpuHSpHxcE, No., Sept. 10, 1870
The Fe mail with dates 70 the 9th ult arrived
last night connect with the mail going east this
ing.
Governor Reucher Ia out 10 q lengthy article in ths
sAnte Fc asae defining his position 10 refusing TO call
volunteers He says there sufficient oopa Of the
regular army for al practical purposes, and that under
tho the government has power TO call into service
paying them for any service rendered He also very
severe Mr. otcro, The delegate from New Mexico
planning that Is the second time be has gone out Of his
legitimate dnti . 70 assai him.
Colonel Fountleroy has received orders from the Sece
tary Of War to make an immediate and vigorous cam
paien sgAIEat the Navajoe Indians With tue force
he has now the Colonel VIII DO able TO put speedy
termination 10 existing troubles he only obcys his
Instructions.
On the 18th of August the Navsos stole IRON shs 60
yerpmsD herd NJ Aoacdc three hundred head Of beef
cattle. Thirty roops went in pursuit and recovered ay
head, but did no injury to the thieves
senator Baird, from the counties Of Santa Arna and
Beno has resigned his once Senator for the purpose
OF taking actve part 10 the campaign against tho
Nsvajoee.
No Indians were seen on the route
report reached santc We Fork that the Cheyumes,
KrowAs and had joined together, and would make
upon the troops whenever found and the dconnan
st raunce Fork wore aPPrehensvc Of an attack from
them.
lat inst, getting along well
Our isr closed asi saturday, and all agree that vas
the finest display Of stock ever held here before
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Amzxss-casros.-'- IA.
e. by the Rs- tnis city 90 Tuesday, August
th- ei.- Joseph Ionkng, wxLiIsCros ABIxaAs, of
q Albany, 10 Miss RAcuEI IsABnLr cAuoR, of
Philadelphia
DxBow-JoHSs by the Rev Dr. Howell, on-Tuesday,
september al Fairfield near ve at the residence
of the BRIDE b DxBow, q Loulsiana, 70 MARritA T.
daughter Of the late John Johns, ESQ, Of Nashville
Iirrxxc-Ro~ I'm this city, by the Rev. J. q In.klp,
on Monday, september 10, CHARLES HxxRY HEsKISS IL
EizA jam Ross, both Of this city.
BoHBr-fRosr I'm Baltimore, on Thursday September
o, by The Rev. A. Bosserman EbwIS a. HohY OK Brook
lyu, u D., 70 ADyfAIrE A., eldest daughter Of Henry
frost, ESQ, of Baltimore Nd.
HusTScroS-BAgxR--Ai S. Louis, No, on Tuesday
SEPTEMBER L. by the Rev. Mr. Morris Capt. Tno.. HusI
NGros of California, 70 Miss MANY BkKKS daughter ol
Robert Baker, ESQ. OF g. Lous.
wnp-BIsHoP oP--On Wednesday, September 8, a. STAN
ford Conn BY the Rev. Robert Booth. FDoaR q wrxD.
of New York 10 Esur, daughter Of Edwin Bishop ESQ
OF the former place.
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Another Lake Disaster.

Dufnon, rpt ~, IsOVs
The Canadian schooner w. II. Duvey, with cargo Of
coal srrsng aeak in heavy gale saturday, and sank
near the middle Island, Lake Erie. The crew Of seven
persons escaped TO 'he rsx,nk, where they renalaea
-vss-, and xere finally rcssnea % ~ ~, e
vs.te No lives were icss The yossi =" "o'a'' :.
raiscd-
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TIRE MAINE ELECTION.
COMPLETE sUCCR@ or THE REPuBLICASs.
The Republican Governor, Congrsssmen State
Senators and Representatives Elected,
Co., &C., 10.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept TO- 1850.
This city is In q state OF excitement According to the
figures the republicans have carried everything before
them.
The returns received 70 nine O'Clock show large gains
for them In every district. There Is tremendous
thusasm and the republicans celebrating the victory
10 saivos Of artillery, fireworks music and umnations,
and the Wide Awakes aud Connentals pArading the
streets
II expected that that wMhburn Is elected Governor
by eighteen thousand majority.
Tho First Congressional district returns . repub-
lcan by twelve hundred majority All the re-
publican candidates for Congress are supposed 70
be elected, al well ~ al the State senators, county
ofcers, and i've hiths OF the members Of the House.
The returns flowing in from the interior towns all show
republican gains.
There is . large meeting at the republican headQuar
ters, and G. woodman IL addressing the multitude.
The vote 10 the largest cast In the State. The
publican gain in Portland since ls5e sixty nine votes
Twcntysix towns give republican gain OF s75 votes
The whole vote win reach hundred and twenty thou
sand
To morrow there TO be grand procesalon and llu-
minaton
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
PORTLAND, Sept 10, 1890.
The election for State ocers and members OF Congress
in Maine took place today The vote 10 probably the
largest cast in the State. Scattering re.urns In.
GLIDING several Of the larger ciies and towns show
publcaD gains and Indicate the election Of the full repub
llcsn ticket BY large majorities Twenty towns heard
from early In the evening give wastburn (rep) for Co
vernon 2 SO majority
The following Is the result in several Of the principal
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Births.
AZ No. lss Fast Broadway, on saturday, September
the lady Of JoHs q KuIY OF daughter.
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DraWlnaS or the Delaware State Loffe-
noa-wOOD, EDDY CO.. MAnAgen OF the
DsAwA.x xEyTuc.r ..p x,sscSmI rs STATE LSrTrsrs q
l6, 20. Is, 80, 81. 81 6, 28, 6S, 10, GO, 40, SO.
tDKLiwARK-CLAss ts5 BErrHnBER TO- 1850
81. I, II, 81, So, u, "A, "a, ], so, ~, 81.
Circulars Of charge by addressing either "
wOop. EDDY Co, Wilmington. DeAwars-
Or 70 WOOD, KDDyA co. ST LouLs Missouri.