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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12
SINGULAR EPIDEMIC IN CuICAGo.-The

I-INUILaA -iIusAlS ~ SAlSauOs- III
Times says:
Witain a few miles Of the city, wide
spread sickness of Il peculiar nature has
been raging very extensively, allowing but
few families TO escape. In many eases all
the members Of the household, both chill
drcn and adults, are simultaneously
stretched on the Sick bed. 1t has RI
dius Of about ten miles, and the sphere Of
its operations may be described as stretch
ing north and south from Harlem TO Joliet,
and east and west from Summit to liins-
dale and West Lyons. Many case, Of a
similar type have been reported outside OF
these boundaries, but not in Sll, h numbers
US to involve IN epidemic character.
1t IS clearly 4 mulariollS fever, as its
symptoms are marked by all the characte|-
stlcs that come Of miiSHatic causes. Be-
fore the present season, no such complaint
had ever seen known in this region. Many
years ago, rs many old Inhabitants OF
thicago will rcc0llcct, This locality MAS the
flvvri'c haunt q; fever aud aguc. Not to
he 4 victim OF the "Shak@s" argued such
an obstinate disposition or exceptional.
constitution a. placed the exempt outside
the pale Of sympathy, and made him Il
social outiaH. bllt Cor the last fifteen gears
HE whole OF the region referred to his
been exceedingly healthy, Il fac! Which has
contributed largely TO the success OF tue
charming suburbs that blossom on the
hat. mono;onnu~ }'rairic.lEe GASES In Il
dc .crt. This cu>iu nlary condition Of health
tlllucS~ makes the present widespread ma
iariat epidemic remarkable fact, which
would make it i worthy subject Of inycst-
CATION for the ingenuity of the gifted Stats
liciuu OF the Board of Health. II first com.
n1urcd to show itself at The village Of sum
init. about thirteen miles west OF Chicago.
Allcr THIS first unfolding of the fig Of con-
quest, The disease appeared simultaneously
III Il number OF different and distant places
for example, Harlem and Jolict-and it has
dispensed lis ilvor> with great impartiallty
over acarly i'll the villages between these
limits. y greatcr amount Of yirulerrc has
been manifest in the Immediate vicinity of
the canal and the Auz PLANES river, though
the cases have been fully Is numerous in
proportion at II greater distance from these
streams.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
Domestic Markets-iBY TELEGRAPu.1

NEW YORK, Sept. 1l.-Cotton quiet; sales, ald
bales uplands, 2rsc.; Orlesns, site. Flour
outhern quiet and heavy; common TO fair extra,
480t5.8O good TO choice, @70vs9. Whskey s?AGQ
s3:. heat quiet winter red western, l5O4 81.
firmer st Sl375. Lard gnes and hrm kettle, 9ac.
Iurpentins weak 1t 53@Q533c. Rostn quiet. Tai
low steady al ssQDsic. FrciYhts quiet and firm.
BALTIMORE, Sept. ll.-Flour firm. Wheat &C
Pork, ais. Bacon active and hrmer shoulders
&c. Lard steady at leGiclc. Whts key. GAG;
,rn. sGe17; fsmlly, s74ss: Cits Mills super IS. IS
mso.75; extra, Ss5o&lS7.25; family. $.5c1Sa.5o ;
Western: super *4l5@ss so; extra: s6ggsG Is Is !:
GOOD red TO prine, $l.s0@S..55; common to fair,
sl.so@tL!5; Ohio and Indiana, sl.sOG$l. GO ;
Pennsylvania, $i.so4Si.55. Oats, 4segsoc.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. n.-Tobacco very active {:
sales, IS hogsheads; Tugs, s70H.25; low TO gocd
leaf, $eItN.25.
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A SHARP FIGHT WITH MExrcAHs-Ea-
goqcnent NTH american CreaDs-P articl-
lars Of the Late affair at M,natlan, Acri-
co--N,ne Mcricans Killed. Wash,nqion,
Sept. 10.-lnformation has been received
here that the American bark Harvest
Home. Capt. Dickey, arrived at Galveston
on Wednesday morning, having on board
Capt. Thurston and crew OF the American
bark Brothers. They give the particulars
Of the engagement of the coast OF Minat.
Ian. Mexico.
The two vessels were loading at Minatlan
with mahogany and other frcights for Eu-
rope. For some bad conduct Capt. Thurs.
ton had ironed one or two OF his sailors,
and their friends ashore hearing Of ii
made demand for the prisoners. Capt.
ThurSton refused to give them up. saving
he was fully able TO control and take care
Of his own men. He was told his life was
IN danger, aud he must give up the men.
This occurred on shore. The captain re-
turned 10 his vessel and found Captain
nickcy on board, who WAS there on a
friendly visit.
Shortly after party Of MeXicans, eight
or ten in number, came out from the shore,
pulled alongside the Brothers, and got on
| hoard, protesting all The time the greatest
| friendship. Their leader, Roman Ripold,
| clerk for the consigned Of Capt. Thurston's
| vessel, was the only one who spoke Eng.
liSh. While seated around the captain, ~
if by Il preconcertcd plan, the McNicans
sprang To their feet. and. with drawn re-
rolNrrS and Cutla>ScS. demanded the sur
render of the vessel. The captain shouted
"Nrrcr,' nj the same time making an eff
fort 10 secure the arms Of the nearest man,
which was the clerk. The mate Of the YES.
sci. rushing forward with the captains re.
yolver, shot and killed Ripold. BY this
time all hands had come on deck, and 4
hand.i o-hand-h,ht cnSucd. Sight of the
attacking party were killed and two made
their escape.
Capt. Thurston knowing if he remained
there he would be attacked ny superior
force, made sail, slipped his anchor, and
tried ia get 10 sea. There being no breeze,
| he was forced to take to the small boats,
| not having time 10 secure even Il drop OF
water nor any thing TO eat. In the mean
| time Capt. nickcy had returned to his ship.
True 10 his auticipat!ons, Capt. Thurston
saw two boats come out from he shore and
pull directly toward his vessel, rs he sup
posed, t" board her. He put to sea out of
their reach, and beat about until picked up
by Capt.. hickey on the night of the 18th,
having been nearly thirty hours without
| food or water. On the night OF the 9th q
| party Of some seventy or eighty strong
came out from the shore, and when within
Il Snort distance Of Capt. Dickcy opened
| tire OH his vessel. This party was armed
| with rifles and howitzcr. The captain
| reserved his lire until the enemy were
| within three boats lengths Of his ship, and
then let iy ri them. Thcr retired imme-
liIlcly 10 the shore. A breeze Springing
up. Capt. Dickcy got under way, steering
tor the nearest American port, which was
Galveston. The wounded men of the two
vessels have been sent TO tho hospital.
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LEXINGTON tkY.) RACEs.-LcEinRoa
sept. IU.--Thc following horses VIII Ger
t,.uty start in the two races To 'c iGu hero
Nundty First race, sweepstakes for thrce
>c,r u!d-, mile heats, Hollywood. Noitigeur
Little Girl. Bigaroon, richards War
Dance lilly, Ginger, and Game Box. Fol
The second race, mile dash, Mnrlacchl.
steve Atch~on, Arnold's colt, Billy VII
hanson, Gubcrlungie, Inalassic, Malta,
and Exchange. Lonc;ellow will run on
Tuesday in n two-mic heat race. Large
numbers OF people have already arrived.
There are upward, of Scventy-iirc horses
entered for the races. Longfellow is him
>,lt again. and the fact OF his heinS caught OH
in the tUur-mlc dash at Saratoga has made
Mr. Harper more careful thai he shall lac III
the best condition for next week, When lie
expects 10 prove that his friends VIII nave
10 cause to Slacken their admiration of him
The stakes have all closed well. and 1t Is
predicted that the entries for the purses
will DC greater than ever heretofore.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From France.
PROGRESS OF THE EVACUATION.

PROGRESS OF THE EVACUATION.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-The evacuation by the
Germans of the four Departments contigu.
Gus to Paris will be completed on the 18th
Negotiations have been commenced In re-
lation to tho evacuation of the whole OIL
of France.
VERSAILLES, Sept. I'M. Theirs gave q
dinner to-day in honor Of the Chcvalier
Niyra. the Italian Minister.
PARIS, Sept. 1l.-Thicrs proposed thai
the Assembly take recess from the 18th
to the 1st of November.
It is now decided that the evacuation
shall commence at Fort Charluton, which
will he the first delivered up to the French
by the German commander.
From London.
LONDON, Sept. 11.-.Thc Times editorially
ccnsures the importation of foreign work.
men, and sIlstains, on moral and sanitary
grounds, the British strikers, for nine
hours labor.
Queen Victoria has entirely recovered
from her recent indisp0sition.
The potato disease is spreading in Ian
cashirc.
From Spain.
MADRID, Sept. liking Amadeus IS III.
disposed, and consequently the progress Of
his tour through the provinces Is stopped
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Fatal ColIss5On Near st. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. u.-An excursion
railroad train ran into furniture wagon,
containing picnic party of nineteen per-
sons, two miles from East st. Louis. killing
three, morsally injuring two, and seriously
hurting five OF the pic-nickers. Only three
of the nineteen in the wagon escaped UNI
hurt. The wind blowing in the direction
of the approaching train, and the picnic
ers singing, the horses were the ilrs! to ap,,
prehend danger. Cne darted forward and
The other back, causing the wagon 10 re-
main at Il dead stand on %he track. The
railroad employ Is are eXcuipatcu.
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WHITE AND CoLoRED REFORMED uNIo.
Is LOUISIANA .-Ntndcn, Ia, Sept. "a
larg" and enthusiastic meeting OF wblte
ana blacks of Claiborne parish, was hclC
here to-day. All business houses were
closed, and there was great unanimily
III" resolutions ignoring Federal politics
Insisted on most rigorous &C economy in STATE
expenditures, consistent with dignity the
protection of all classes and colors in the
free exercise Of civil and political rights
the adoption OF laws adequate To punish oth
riai speculation and malieasancc; the aboll'
ton of unnecessary offices; the repeal OF the
election aud printing laws; disavo"s sympa
Thy with any existing political party oil
clique; rehukc appeals TO the prrJudiccS OF
the past, and call upon every parish In the
state to meet and appoint delegates to
STATE Convention,
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TclcgraDnic Summary.

4 fire Saturday night at Bloomfield, Ill.,,
destroyed 100000 worth of property.
Three deaths nave occurred ut Hartford
Conn., from MISLEADING toad-stools fol
mushrooms.
There was slight frost Sunday morning
at Oswego, n. i.
1t Is stated that the accounts of the trca,
s,lrer at the Philadelphia mint are under.
going Investigation. They are much m?s'
titled.
Rev. Mr.. Hines, Professor OF Natural His
tory ut the University OF Toronto, Canada,
is dead.
Two convicts in attempting to escape
from the Arkansas penitentiary brick-yard
yesterday were shot and killed by the
guard.
Hon. Jefferson Davis and General J. 6.
Preston, of South Carolina, are 1T the Old
Sweet Springs.
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The Recent Steamboat Explosion ri
Wilmington, N. &.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Sept. 1.-THE coro-
ner's Jury of inquest into the explosion OF
the r. Il. Lee cxcupate the captain and
officers, but censure the United States in
spector for allowing the boat to run for
four wears without inspection, as required
by law, and hold him, in a great degree,
responsible, as lie granted certificate for
this boat without being In the State at the
time, and that it is the duty OF the alltho ri
ties to examine this matter, and Ii inc III
spector was negligent, which the evidence
goes to prove, he should be held accoun1a-
bic.
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N0:H AID flour ExruANGG}
RiGlIhoSn, Va, Sept. II, 1871.
OFFEElSt:S.
Hhtnt-Whitc. 5g1 bushels. Red. 1884 bushels
Corn Willie, pa bushels. Mixed, aa2 bushels
UutS.-i.07s bushels.
Rye.- bushels.
ScrCtXingS.-2 bushels.
Ntv- LOO bales.
SALES.
Hhedt.--W total, 1915 bushnls--at 81. for
seed Sl.6o for prime: SL55sQtl 67l for very coed ::
Sl5'MSl523 for good 4l.45 Tor fair; Sl22 81. 80
Tor common.
Wheat --Kcd-total, S3i hushnls-at OIL 60 for
prime; Bliss for very good 52t for good IL 40
a II IS for iatr ; IL 2OQQtl.40 for common.
Corn w litc--io5 bdthei3-atg0 c for very goot:
Sc. Tor wc@vl-eaten. Mixed $50 bushes at POO.
for prime s7ct. tor good.
0aS.-222 bashcls at 75c. for very good and
prime winter; Gle. for prime spring coo. for very
good spring.
Pye.-6 Bushels ut 68c.
Screenings.-2 bushels az 81
Hay.-.-li9 Ualos Timothy IT 81 IS 90 bales timothy
Ia
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Kentucky Fail Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 1.-THE races
were we'll attended to-day, and The sport
was excellent. The time made Is consia,
cred slow for this track. Ii Is accounted
for by the dust, which i'll some places was
nearly loot deep. In the race ior o-yeal
Odds. mile heats, best two in three, s!A
horses started. 1t was won by Sauce-BoX..
Time, 1.HH, l.45N, 1.Gih. The second
race. mile dash, was won easily by Billy
Williamson. Time, 1.45A,
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
pnuyiIlc rrGSpcring.

.,.,rrssrondcnrc ~ the Richmond DisratchI
pAclLLE, VA, Sept. Q, 1871.
>,u NAV think il strange. but ii Is never
n.l,,> truc, that there are over twenty per
,',,,. from different parts Of tho country IL
..an today looking for both business and
,,r,linc-houscS, hat none can he found tc
,.o,. WHY Is THIS ~ -:
\rv. property. holders, il You wish &c
;.'nra,r ,uur town and enhance the value
- ycuv property. go 10 WORK and hu'it
h,g.ss. anircnt them IT reasonable prices
>.,l> 10 induce good and worthy mechanic:
.,..,mr and locate with lis.
inHNcyy short time we shall have run
,..,,, ;;to panvillr two or three railroad,
,.,rl remote parts Of the country hitherto
Known to the outer world. We are offer
,>ln! why are the Yankees 80 successful il
r,... enterprises. 1t Is because they e
s,,.I with an uDtiring yea! 10 promote the
interests NJ their section. and when accom-
,s.>Grd. prove 10 DC of untold benefits Is
,H.m.
!a, ujtcd States Court adjourned TO-
Ia. Vegetables al every Kind are very
n.. n Eut ht!ic tobacco i coming IN. tu1
...s.,.n~ who have been n thc Springs arc
...ufatug home in consequence "l coo
,...t1,.r Il.
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For the !i.p>t.h
Esn ysr HeUnt RRrSTf.

Ala meeting Of The Conservative citizens
nf Ills township, held this Srh September,
i>7l. !. +. Brown WAS called 10 the chair.
wAo briefly explained Tie objects, CT the
meeting.
ON motion. it was
N,sc,ctl, ANONYMOUSLY. That this mcctin.
iUiy concur III the proceedings OF the
m.,tu- held at thiSlioln'> sore on the 1ttl
-iau,, and ralitv The appointec> Of that
H.. ;lu@ - delegates TO represent this town
~aju IN III" conventions To be held ut Ash
tui AMI Hanover Courthouse. IL set forth
III III" proceedings of said meeting.
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Reported Explosion and eoh'F''ohe'

NEW YORK, Sept. lO.-The steamer Nor
walk, plying between New York and Coney
Island, exploded her boiler, this morning.
killing and woundlng several: u,
LATER.-Ne,o York, sept. 10.-The report
of the explosion oil the Concy Island steam
er (NorWalk) was false. An accident oc-
CURED to her machinery, which caused
panic on.board, although there was no dam
ger. One man jumped overheard, but was
picked up. The passengers were soon
uuieted, and the steamer was lowed 10 nef
dock without further trouble.
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tlGAR-MAKERS' CONVENTION. - Boston,
>rpi. 9--lhc Cigar-mlkers' international
IniUn to-day elected the following officers
President, Edwin johnson. OF Baltimore
Nicc-rrcsldcnts, John II. Hayden, of New
ll'Ncu, and Peter Cady, Of Troy ; Score.
tHy, Mr.. Angclhard, Of Boston Assistant
Secretary, joseph Stcsrnct,, of Omaha.
The proposition TO make the Union :. bcne-
Ill association WAS lost. The constitution
VA amended by craSing the word "white,"
thGs doing away with color distinction in
It,.r,I,nrSi,in
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SARATOGA, Sept. 1.-the Ward crew
won the lour-oared race to-day in twenty
four minutes and twenty-tour seconds.
They came in two lengths ahead. The
Tyne crew were second; leading the
Bislius and Taylor Winships by half dozen
lengths.
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The Chicago Episcopal Trouble.

CHICAGO, Sept. II -Bishop Whitehead
paid in Episcopal visit to Christ Church
yesterday, but finding Mr.. Cheney in the
yestry, withdrew. 1t is stated that the
candidates for confirmation unanimously
declined presentation to the Bishop except
through Dir. Cheney. A lawyer read the
service and Dir. Cheney preached.
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Sept. 1.-THE United States
school ship Constellation reports having
passed, on the 7th inst, about fifty miles
southeast of Sandy Hook, vessel bottom
up, showing about eighty feet of her keel,
upon which there was no copper. The
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ArpA1Rs IN ARKAHsAs.-LtttIe Roc

AFFAIRS IN ARKAHsAs.-Ltttle Rock,
ark sent. 9,-Thc citizens Of Sebastian
comfy held meeting few days ago and
denounced the report that there were kl-
klux in that county. The Guzette says The
militia arc organizing in varlou. portions OF
the Stale, and are t,cing armed, and TINT
the Governor is expected To call on the
President 10 declare martial Jaw In several
counties.
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LIFE IN DEATH.-ThC cedar is most USE
fui when dead. 1t is the most productive
when it's place knows it no more. There
is no timber like it. Firm in the grain and
capable of the finest polish the tooth Of
no insect vii touch il, and time itself can
hardly destroy it. Diil'usins perpetual
fragrance through the chambers which it
cells, the worm will not corrode the book
which it protects, nor the moth corrupt
the garment which it guards; al but inl-
mortal itself, il tlaus(uSes its amaranthinc
qualities TO objects around it. Every Chris
tan is useful in his life, but the goodly
ceJtars are the most useful afterwards.
Luther is dead hut the Reformation
lives. Knox, Melville, and Henderson are
dead, but Scotland still retains Il Sabbath
and Christian peasantry, a Bible i'll every
house, and Il school in every parish. Bun
van is dead, but his bright spirit still walks
the earth in its "pigrim's Prog"esS.'
Baxter is dead, but souls are qu!ckencd by
the "saiut's ttest." Cowpcr is dead, but
the "soIden apples" are still as fresh rs
when newly gathered in the silver baS-
kct" of the OIney Hymns. Eliot is dead ,
but the missionary enterprise is young.
Hcnry Martyn is dead, but who can count
the apostolic spirits who, phGnix.lke,
have started from the funcral-pile? How
ard is dead, but modern philanthropy is
only commencing its career. RulkcS Is
dead, but the Sabbath schools go on
Req f. Hamilton.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
New York stock nnd Money Market,

NEW YORK, Sept. l1.-Moncy, 2Gs per cent.
Gold, il4A. sterllng-Long, "a; short, "a. Stocks
closed steady. Governments steady all day. 1t ties
neglected. Tennesscc's, f3t (; new, "a Yirginia's,
sai; new, epl. Louislana's, 65; new,e l. Levec's,
II IS, So. hlabamas, 100 5's, CO. GeorRla's, So;
7's al. North Cardinals, 40 new, "a. South Car
olna's, IS; new, 81.
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I!DSnIrMES AT NoKFoLK.--I0r Monroe,
sept. 9.-TAc United States irigatcs Con,tl-
luton and Saratoga, having on board the
nudshipmcn of the Naval Academy, have
returned from their summer cruise, and are
NO." at anchor eight miles below the fort.
hey VIII lay there tour or i've days, and
Then proceed TO Annapolis.
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~rEorSLy lLL.-,Iud@c !. j. Allen is now
h.u- seriously iii 1t hi hon", in Eotct"uit
,"uitly. H. disease il IN affection o! The
h.Jrt. and IN j. regarded hy his phl SlFiaa
- ietmg in very prcca!i'u> condition.
our information is from HE fincaSlic
LErnLI
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InE NY0aISG ELECTioN--The Women
I9i%rS.- DnGha, Sept. l0.-ReCoyts from
wyoming Territory claim q Republican
majority III one branch Of the Legislature,
Which wts largely Democratic last year.
About "nc->lAth Of the votes east in Lara
mic county "elc by women. The county
t'> large fculutiatic III. !Jy'ty,
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Fatal Boiler EXPLOSION.

NEwBURYPoRT, MASS, Sept. 11.-Thc
boiler of Curtis's hat factory exploded this
morning, killing six persons. Several others
are wounded and missing.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. n..-beef cattle In better
Il IN md 1890 head sold 1t 5Gstc for extra steers
changed Sheep--F:ir demahd; Is 600 SOLD al
sGisc. HOES unchanged; 1900 sold at d507tc
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California Elections.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., Sept. 1l.-Thc Re
publicans have elected ali three Congress
men.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims or
~ demands against the Roanoke Tobacco Com
pany are hereby notified to present the same duly
authenticated 10 the undersigned, at his Office, No.
2l3 Governor street in this city. on or before the
10TH DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, or they Will DC
excluded from the distribution Of the assets OF
said company under The deed OF trust made by
said company, for The benefit OF creditors therein
named on the Both day OF September, 1852.
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
Surviving Trustee OF the Roanoke Tobacco Co.
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. Is, ISL au 2l-2awaw
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SECOND DISPATCH. |

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 1.-THE vote hero
is as follows: Pcrham (hcrublicau), 2.1.4,
Kimball Dcmocrat), 1855; scattering, T.
Republican majority 27l against Ill last
year.
Nine towns gave Republican majority
Of 3S6. Last year the same towns gave Il
Democratic majority of 304. This includes
Bangor, where the Republican gain is very
largc, the Democratic candidate last year
being Il resident there.
THIRD DIsPATCH.]
LEwIsTowN, Me-, Sept. II, $50 T.. NJ
Androscoggin county goes Republican, by
200 majority, against 400 last wear.
FOURTH DIsPATCH.l
BANGOR, Me-, Sept. ll.-Only two-thrds
of the vote was polled here to-day. Per:
ham received l ,4G6 votes, and himball
lilo, making Republican gain OF 937.
The Republicans elect representatives and
county officers by about the same majority
as the Governor. The Democratic repre-
sentatiYcs were chosen last year.
FIFTH DIsPATCH.]
WAsHINGToS, l.. c., Sept. II, 1880 L.
M.-Up to this hour the returns from
Maine indicate falling Gil in the Demo
cratic vote, the reports slowing Republi-
can rains.
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LATEST FROM wAsH1NgToN
MeKicnn Affairs.

WASHINGTON. Sept. ,i1.-La.c Mor,o
aaVlces report that the merchants Of tai
pico refuse to repay to the Government. d tho
taxes eXacted by the revolutionists T Tt,c
troops are consequently engaged in c,osin NO
commercial houses. The merchants ars
protesting ind the people are much oh
alarmed. hiueh
There is much excitement at the capita,
over the primary meeting Of Congress. and
general fears of conspiracies are enter.
Three hundred rcyolutionists are operat.
Ing ut Zacatccas. i'i"'
Inc prominent frontier chiefs, Cavales
vargas, Treyins, Gueraga, and Martjnez'
are prepared to issue pronunciamento 4
JunreZ is declared elected.
Inc politicians ut Matamoras confidcnt,v
STATE Tint Lerds has Joined Juarez. which,
II true, secures Juarcz's election.
a hight has occurred between cattle.
thIcves and rnncheros near Edinburp. in
which two of the thieves were killed. Cor.
Una threatens retaliation, and the rancho.
ros are preparing to wage the war more
vigorously,