Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

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The Rsplbliean Gain IN Maine.
PORTLAND. Sept. t2.-Rsturns up 10 this
give the Republicans 20 Senators
and the Democrats 2. Thus far CT Repub-
lican Representatives have been reported
q against 7 for the Democrats.
This mornings report that Knox county,
invariably Democratic, had gone
with the exception Of . Sena-
tor and Clerk Of the Courts, 10 confirmed.
The county tickets arc divided In Lincoln
aud Waldo. and probably In Aroostook
and York counties. The rest arc Repub-
lican solid. and every county In the State
has gone Republican for Governor.
AUGUSTA. Sept. l2.-The Konnebec Jour
nal has returns from 2s7 towns, giving q
total vote for Conner OF 6S.7 4s, and ~, 299
for Talbot. Tho SAINT towns last year
gave Conner 49, and Roberts A,l72-
. Republican net gain Of 1914.
LEWISTON. Sept. i2.-Frye Republican,
for Congress has about $500 majority, and
Chase isoftmoney candidate) has SIS votes
in the district.
NEW YoRK. Sept. IA Times Portland
special says: In spite Of Tilden's money
and he has spent at least $4,000 In tho
the face OF many local dinicul.
ties, and Notwithstanding the determined
efforts Of the Democrats. the Republicans
Of Maine have kept their promise. There
can be no doubt that ali the Republican
candidates for Congress have been elected
by lat least three OF theml the largest ma
iority ever known. Reed. apainst whom
tbe Democrats. aidrd bv = few di.con.
tented Republicans. haye vaeed The most
hittcr v,rfaro' has becn eIected nv a ma.
ior;tv NJ sO0. Wis snccess 4. a di..ppolnt.
mon; 10 ,he Dcmocrsts N portI.nJ. ami
MANY ~ ,bem Loaf Iarys anna M money Inv
I[ettinr' mn IN ! late 6our last night. odis
Of two IN ono that he would he defeated,
Tho ci,v 4. now will will excitement. and
there i: great rsIolcing among tbe I,epub-
i;csn. rLa nsmory.,. arc snrnri.ed.
,rh.. a.naSaa, ~ .oIr.;ra ha Te.
a,si, "' u,s,".i,n !" Sa,aw : ooo and the
Pap,'Au ".nyo'Ss 80" H.. .n III.
,csu!t OF !ne otnpo cIn, IN ~
near'eneu theni thAl uley MIL WI maA nI
,u.uher snG..' a8 non anu y, W.io. a. NJ
se. = niAJori'! I" <o'oo' III "A'"' :" '"
'eihpcr
The Hawniisn Treaty.
W,sutsoros. Septcmber i2.-Tho secre-
,.rv ~ IN Trrasnrv las i.snc,l . c~ircular
of reynl.tions under the recinrocity treaty
with The Hawaiian Islands, addrcssed 10
Collectors of Customs and Others, proyid-
ing that, before allowing the admission Of
prosauiay.e !. .ho " NV no.n ,ls
imo naYarnman,. Saiion,n,. .S.i, roa,iro
ar eon.ignecs 10 proJuee proner
invoices thereof, with afidAvits Of the
owner at such islands attached thereto. ac-
companied by q certificate Of the Consular
oAic m Of tho United States. In case there
is no Consular officer Of the United States
at or near the port OF shipment. said GER
~tilcatcs shall be made by two respectable
merchants or inhabitants Of tho place.
Collectors will also require importers or
c%onsignes. OF such goods to fle at the
Custom-house, In addition to snch afida-
NV i.s", y, heir LnowloSce determination
snJ heIief tie coods arc ~ Tho growth or
manufacture OF the Hawaiian Islands, and
may also require the production Of such
further evidence a. they may deem neces-
sary 10 protect the evonue from fraud.
Tho exemption from duty herein provided
for dues does not apply TO any goods, wares
or merchandise In bonded warehouses or
imported Into the United States prior 10
September 9th. 1876, the date Vi tho Pres'-
dents proclamation.
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