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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-21
BY Railroads.
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS


August 2o-tg bales cotton Biokham &c Moore
Lehman, Abraham Geo. tiercss shoulders tierces
hams Schwabaoher IL MirsGh----2 cultivators Il w
Coeran-3 half bbis butter boxes cheese u solarj
& Sonic casks wine Dreyfus5 bills pears Porter
car wheat T Dolhonds-145 pkgs beer Redwitz--
l7s do A Walz-2 cars lumber L Carbo-5 crates cab
baee B Aubian &co-6 do Il badie15 bbls whis
Ky j G. SpoT-t55 boxes cheese E Del Bondo--1 bx
wire o Machinery Depot-2 cases SHOES s Lions &
co---2 cases mdse Reynoir--e-i0l boxes mdse j
Rivsrs-15 boxes tobacco 9 Block &eo--7 bbs and
l bog baking powder Z White--3 boxes gum @
Graude--1 wheat L Higby-l Car lumber Eager
Elerman Sseo-6 hhds tobacco Kirkpatriok Aoo-4-1
BIZ do J r sarazin73 do J Irby 4 son--i csc mise
g u Weeks--27I bacon sides Varin Il Mortmer-10
bdle paper s Cark--i0 bbls whisky Rgder-l5
do hf do Loeb--1o bbls whisky Hirsch, Adler eco
Il trunk mdse L boyd car oattle TO Ayeock,
Mitchell &co-l do Noel Il Wooten-1 sheep q r
Npvel-3t bbs app ss Monedonco~sO teroes bBr1
ID Fatjo &eo-2G bbls onions bbIs apples Meyer
Ill do Greve IL WildeTInarD--30 do Berry &Co-6 do
~ bxs pears,T Licaize---l hid tobacco L Wilt II
lumber 1 Fromberg-3 cars wood Wang 81 Cot
tam-4 bxs bolts g Jobnssn---4 rolls leather John
Frank &eo-B pkgs barley tierces shoulder tarces
bacon Flashpolier e. Becker~lrbale mdse s Z Bless
ing-5 bbls alcohol L Lyons--25 bbls whisky Bias.
set d Xiqurs-l5 tisrces hams Lochte Il Cordes-10
do Schwa6aohsr Prevented & Pfeifer--tg do Zuber.
bier Behan-l0 do case mustard Nelson Geo.
boxes medicine T. Hart &co-~10O bbls grits prud-
homms & Briggs--loo bbls lime Decentralization
mings 81 Elmer bxs cutters Fl Mullen &eo-l BIZ
moulding Heath. Pippsy u LARA bxs burial cases
Thayerl set and loose wheesJ schwar IT
apples bbls grapes Cefalu Stco-25 hhds bacon SO
tierees hama Voss Bros-l Dbl potatoes Cnas Pless
ants-33 casks bacon 255 bbls pork Miller Grigsby
coo pkgs fruit z Machsca &co-7 G Schenck
II stands grapes Stitch e. Son IS .tes cabbage
Stephens e. Stork-l0 do 1875 bbls potatoes 10 bbs
ions Keer--3 do crates cabbage q? bbls apples
Rertucci &co----60 meat 20i boxes cheese 6 FL
Lawrence &co-1g tsrces shoulders 20 boxes bacon 8
tierses hams Barstow e. Deeves-3 bbls beets bbls
23 crates cabbage I40 bbls apples bbs onion
G w Dawson &co-t cabbage S DAmico &Go-
Total 1853 tierces hams cars wheat hhds tobacco
"A hhds bacon 255 bills pork
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS BAIL
ROAD
August go hhds sugar Payne. Kennedy Slco-1
bale cotton Il Frotseher--f8 dry hides | bdl do %
pkgs eggs L LaGsssagne--16 do Dbl hides RYkoski
e. Manade--7 sacks potatoes Joseph Vignes--54 do 5
PIX gs eggs P Sevin--l2 do L Terrebonns--14 do L
Surle &co-5 do ID hides g Spor-2 bales moss Ino
Nelson &eo-2 pkgs eggs 0deli--6 do + Beer-2 do
Claverie--15 dry hides Caase--50 head cattle A
BDntte-~2O4 do 7 Servat-36 do Meh1e &co-20 do
Aycoek, Mitchell aco- Total l bale cotton hbds
sugar
MEMORANDA,
BY Telegraph.
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NEW YORK-Per steamship New Orleans--f53
bales cotton 10 bales ID hds tobacco 1890 bbls
rice l14 bbls nolasses $50 sacks bran 57l dry hides
25t BID ia do $500 pos slaves
KEY WEST-@Per steamship Tappahannock--275
bbls -four 25 bbls meal 25 bbls potatoes hbls sugar
bbs rice Is bbls urpentine 10 casks meat $50 tcs
gresae Los srces hams s05 saGks corn 35 sacks bran
Ii sacks coffee 2j5 sacks oats 100 pkgs mdse
MOBILE-Psr sohr BI0om--23 hhds sugar 1900 bdl
cotton ties 33I pkgs mdse
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL soUTmERN .. q. EarFn

@eEg. The steamship
szs4AAlsSkIs FIRE QUEEN,
Williams Commander
will sail on or about August 1G, 1878, from hsz
wharf, foot of Esplanade street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills OT
1ading gor the Continent. between HaYre and
Cronstadt
cross the bar of tho mississippi st oil TIMES
without detention.
For freight apply TO 49,
DECAH h Co,
de2of 80 Carout35iet street,
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gT'EA hi BOAT
GREENvHLLE AND RENps.

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY ct 6 2. N.
RgEs =. FOR VICKSBURa, HATUHKZ
iga'21ks Davis, Bend and Intermediate land
asssaaR4sea8n@ ings--The Steamer
.BOHN w. CANNON.
I'm place OF the r. u. Lse)
William Campbell, master.
John Ell. Mossop, clerk.
leaves as above, connecting at Vicksburg With
Parisots Line for. all points on the Yazoo< Sun.
flower. Deer Greek and Tallahatchie.
q. WAYNE,
GEO. u. HTTf. Agents.
SATURDAY VICKBBUIsa UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET,
Leaves every SATURDAY. at 70, m.
szwy w. FOB VICKSEURG, DAVIS BEND
LaazISaS&assSa Natchez and all intermediate land
5asaaSaSRHss inRs~-The passenger racket
YAZD0 VALLEY,
TN place Of Natehez)
FRANK Beck, Jr., master, Andy Roland, clerk,
connecting at Vicksbnrg with the Parisot Line
for. Yazoo, Tallahatehie and gunfower rivers,
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
ct. Louis.
This boat reserves the right TO pass all land.
fngs that the Captain msy consider unsafe.
FOR frS1ghnE 9F Pagggag b app os board Or to
j. 70. OABLIN II Tehoupitouias ct.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
ACT NO. 73, Il. s. OF 1878.
ETTMuER ffHE.

That the seat OF government shall be estab-
lished at the city Of Baton Rouge or at the
city OF New Orleans, Us the majority Of the
voters Of the State may determine at the next
ensuing election; those voting to locate the
State capital OF Baton Rouge shall indorse
IN their tickets "For State Capital, Baton
Rouge" those voting to locate the CAPT
col at New Orleans shall indorse on their
tickets, "For State Capital, New Orleans"
fStrike out article one hundred and thirty
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Receipts ut the New Basin

Tehefuncta Rivsr-Psr schr Hattie M--35 cords
wood to master
Springfeld--psr sohr surprise---20 cords wood to
master
Bioxi-Per schr RosaviiIer-11Go bbls charcoal TO
master
lumbsr to order
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U I'M xbss FITS

RUATAN-Per sohr Anta-30000 ooeoanuts 49,.
900 plantans 800 punches bananas 10 plneapples to
M Sivori
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/. Arrived

Brit steam4hip Orator, Corbishley from Liverpool
via Mexican Ports, to Ocean &co-At anchor at
the point
schr Anita Webb. & days from Ruatan. to IL M 81.
voli--Pic Tier
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STEAMBOATS,

Bastrop, Trinidad, from Cuba .u
Uuaehita Belle, Libano. from Bayou Eara
Emma Irvine. Valletts, from Lower Coast
Rice Farmer, DeBouohel, from Rennergille
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sseFyS ~ ssx wyFg
E8 Es &d II EsN
HORTH aEBMAH LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND HKY o1s
LEANS. VIA HAVgE, SOUTH
AMpTOH AND HAVANA,

LEAHS, VIA HAVBE, EDUTHs
AMpTOH AND HAVANA,
zg$G9, The steamships Of the North Gsg
man lloyd will resume their Regular Trfps
From Bremen. From NJ. Orlsfns
Koln. ~ ......- September About October 81
Frankfurt .--.. September 10 About October zg
Hanover .--.. October it About NoYena. II
These steamers boucn outEard at Hagrs aEgs
Havana, and On their home trip st Hayana aaS
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
FEond Bremen southsnpton o. HARE 70 Eas
7ana Or New Orleans Cabin, $50 fgoId)s gtesga
From New Orleans TO SOUTHAMPTON, Hsyrs 81
Brsnen-zf4jabia, $50 fgoldt stserage, ~ fgoaa1
(goldl: Storage, St5 tgoid).
Children under ten years. half price. ehEtf
drsn nnder one year. free.
", B:-CuT agent for Texas Mr.s Peter III, Eg-
hard, In Galveston is authorized til Issue sseSps
age passage orders at the following Ehrorgss
rates:
From Bremen 10 Galveston. ~ geld
EErom Bremen 70 Indianoia, 40 50, gold
The company reserves the FtgaG Id enaUgsssss
route Of the steamers. their Advertised days IS
departure and The prices Of passage
Passage fieKesa from Bremen, TT1thanaps5zs
or Hayrs 10 He1 Orleans Issued bs hs nnasgS
signed.
Ed. r. sT0CKMEIER b 60. Agents,
aaa1 II "A Daiol sEEssE
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ACT NO. ID, Z. s. OF 1878.
NUMBER TWO.

Representatives shall be chosen on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday 10 November,
every two years, and the election shall be
completed In one day The General Assembly
shall meet on the first Monday in January,
1879 and bienualIy thereafter, on the first
Monday In January, unless q different day be
appointed by low and their sessions shall be
held at the seat Of government
lHtrika out article seyeuteen.l
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IL Quarantine statsDr
Exports

schr Anna, Candy, 10 days from Tuspan, to PUG.
Corral ECO
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FAh w Eg axsAST*

Leaves DAILY at .. m.
R~$ FOR GREENWOOD PLANTA~
A8g44saslAks5 ton. Terre aux Bceuf and al plan
Ess''z5sszzz' tation landings. The new. fine and
fast steamer -
EMMA IRVINE
E. NJ. VaIlette master.
Leaves az, above regularly. commencing August
IL. returning 10 tbs city early in the morning.
For freight or passage apply on board, head Of
Cont street, au11 Il
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LAFDEJ RdH Ill.,

D. Ii.
fg@ D. THE PASSENGER STEAMER
shssssss EVA
In place of the ". j. poitsvent.)
q. d. Terrebonne, master. Tom Knee and III.
". Landry, CLERKS.
Pays particular attention TO way business. Re-
turning leaves Thfbodaux every Tuesday even
Ing and Saturday morning. For freight or
passage apply On board Or to
TERREBOHNE d BRO. Agents.
60 Decatur street
P. s.-The Eva, extends the Thursday trip to
st. Mary's Church. APPS II
SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUROHE AHU
COAST PACKE EFT.
THROUGH TO THfBODAUX.
Leeaves every MONDAY at .. N. and FRI
DAY MT 10 a. m.
fgag@ - THE NEW PASSENGER STEAMED
LsSM#ass8 ASSUMPTION
sashSfsss7szSs I'm place Of Henry Tete),
?. 4. Chariot, master, II. u. Dnpuis, clerk,
Pays particular attention TO way business. Be
turning leaves Thibodauz every Tuesday and
Saturday coming down the coast Wednesdays
and Sundays In daylight. For freight or pass
sage apply On board or to
=. RIvET, Jos Decatur street,
P. S.-Has 8 clerk on the landing during the
day at the herd n BianvfIle street 10, receive
freight. Freight received for the Lafourche,
with privilege Of reshipUing at Donaldson7ille.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, l
Aupuat 81 1879
Cleared Yesferess

Steamship New Orleans. Halsey, for Rev York
M0ultou
Steamship Tappahannock Cookaey for Key West
X Roberts
Sehr Bloom. pattress for Mobile IL Il Poole
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MEMORANDA,
BY Telegraph.
New York August 20, 1875
To Moulton
The steamship Hudson. Capt Freeman, arrived
this
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g,T a Rz no. .Tgs
n Eas ER.
assE River ansa Tuxaa.

RsG River ana Tgxaa.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRAIEs5e
ro9fFh fo h2fhW2Y ANb d OH E6 5
Through bills Of ladlng and through passions
railway stations In Texas. The BEST route DO
Hot Springs.
The following splendid and fast steamers
COMPOSING the line will leave SIS advertised ber
La Belle, Marla Lonfss. Texss
z, +. Rurfee, qol. <. 7; Koung, Lotus tfo, q.
" y. >. 1 B.enan n,ounie Loo. Dawn,
@S'' esaa F 2tELY sH ni1z EponT JEFrEn.
k1zzlEgsss a4Aaas son. Hot epTings. and all lands
fSifsssss% Ings on He'd Rlver and railway
FOB SHREVEPORT.
ruaafHF.
Leaves ~----~-~-~. 800 -. at pm
No ,wharfboat charges. drayage or comm is8fon
giIl be charged CT mouth Of Rod Rlyer, Bayou
Sara. or Of NeW Orleans. n f2T,}Tarding freight
For freight or passaee, a9gpy on board Of the
raMyoTV ftg g97r 5Rs 4 b A1 H1fH Presidents
III e. oAhhif Eo RbiTT naphl hRFR1 zasnss,
WEEKLY III GEAE IT E Ef{s I5d EAgkEI
$3.50 ggnery, Alexandria, N9Fman's. B "a.
- bins and Hay landings = Tho
RoRNEE LIEN,
In place Of the New Bart Ablej
behaEs a slan sSsrH sa tTn aSp Hs e. esr
VII leayB as above FOR freight or passAgs
"pD'y On 22Nt?, A e & ., COMMERCIAL PLACE.
Of Red river. or TO agents at New Orfeans for Il
tho steamer Bart Able will be- forwarded free ok
| 80 800. 20 800
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12

Senator Bayard's late able and manly
speech, Of which we published a synopsis
last week, begins to receive the sort OF
recognition from the impartial press Of
the country which it 50 well merits. The
Nation-New York's able literary jour
nal compliments it in this handsome
and hearty way
Mr. Bayard of Delaware, delivered a speech at
Newport in that State, on Thursday last, on the
cause and remedy of the present depression, which
as piece of grave, forcble and lucid argument
has not, we think been equaled by anything which
the present crisis has called out, and which re
minds us of the constancy and ability with which
he has, amid the widespread unfaithfuness Of the
politicians of both parties stood by all sound prin
ciples of government during the last ten eventtul
years
There is no question of the day on which, as
far as our observation has gone, he has uttered an
uncertain word, and he has treated question
which he had not mastered Instead of resOrting
to the common dodge among our statesmen of fix
ing on something OF such stupendous Importance
that all other reforms however respectable must
be abandoned in order to look after it, he shows
in the speech before us that currency reform and
civil service reform and tariff reform all go to
gether and are the things needed to restore peace
and prosperity, but he does not say in the whole OF
it one word in praise or blame of either of the two
great parties. We have read no more powerful
exposition of the folly of giving Congress the power
over the volume of the currency.
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12

The chairmen Of the Democratic and Gracnback
city committees last week advertised n ard of
80 for case of bribery at the recent election.
1t is said that a case viii be offered for their con
sideration, which they will not care to prosecute
STOCKTON. Capt Edward q. Dickey, Of bark
Lizzie. died al sea, of apoplexY, on the passage
from Boston to Trinidad He belonged in Stock,
on. ard leaves a wife
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12

Ex-Secretary Boutwell, has been inter
viewed, and says he shall be greatly dis
appointed if Butler is not beaten in Mas
sachusetts by more than $4,000 majority.
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12
Five Dollars Reward

WILL be paid for information which will lead to
w the conviction of the young man and boy who
on Tuesday afternoon, Sept Sd, maciously injured
the boat of the subscriber it lay the shore Just
above the Battery. 1t is intended to prosecute them
to the fullest extent of the law.
CHAS A. PILSBURY,
31f Northport Avenue
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12
Generaiitles.

There are S56l polls in Portland, a loss Of 5 j,
| year
oBnena ship ii Thomaston Mill Be launched il
| October
The Barron memorial fund has reached oyc
| $1,000.
The grape crop Of California i unusually sinai
| this year
| tea train q forty nine cars is on it, way iron
| California
Cooking apples sell for p and 80 cents per bush
el in Rcadheid
The Russian officers at Southwest Harbor arr
visiting the different portions OF the State
Trade dollars are drug at Bridgeport some D
the banks declining to take them even at di,
count.
A Liverpool young lady lately saved a sirl trou
drowning ny swimming ont and rcseulng her attic
She had sunk twice
The interest in the Russian cruisers is revived i,
the news that the Cmbria with her sailors Mi
arrive at Philadelphia next week,
1t has been remarked out West that whenever
the grain is cut and hauled in the tramp appear
on the >tubble and demands work or bread
Mary BodNSh a young lady visiting relatives At
Augusta committed suicide on "Wednesday might
by taking chorotprm Insanity j, the cause as
signed
1t is easy enough t. organize i reform party
Al you .rcd j, one Old played ont political back
and ~" lahorng men who are tired " work PA
troIt Free Press.
My own personal opinion Ut Batter. founded
upon some wears OF observation. SAYS Mr. Blaine,
Is Thar he ameitahjv successful cross between
the fox and the hoy
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12
Notice..

7 forbid all persons trusting my wife, Helen VI
/ Swcetser, on my account, as shall pay no debt
of her contracting after this date
GEORGE K. SWEETSER.
Belfast Sent. =. lS7A.-3M.t-
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12

"A4 said the fly, A It cravlcd around the BOT
Tie, y have passed thror rh the hatching age, It'll
creeping age, me nying ase and now | am iii tn
tuition.
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12
CHILDREN'> SHOES,
Wear twice as long with either the
S I L " r r
OR "a. ;. I. g."
e Il a c X II I p ,
UPON THEM.
6mos37
Notice.

a IL persons are forbidden harboring or trusting
N Ebenezer Harrington, pauper of Prospect, a
have provided suitable provisions for his support
ABNER X. GRAY
Prospect, Sept. ), 1s7S.-&w27*
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12

How old are you ?" asked conductor Of a lit
tie girl who was trying to ride on half fare u am
nine at home, but in the cars | am only six and a
half Exchange.
When the skin is hot and dry, take
SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER.
From Chester G. Parker, of Oneida. N Y
For several years was troubled with an atec-
ton of the lungs and throat accompanied by Sc
we're cough, which threatened serious inroads upou
my constitution, when was induced to make use
Of Dr. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY TO
the astonlshment of myself and my friends was
entirely relieved and cured. 'cheertuy recon-
mend the BALSAM to the public as a safe sure.
and reliable medicine for all diseases of the throat
chest and lungs
30 cents and - bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Don't be Deceived
Many persons say 81 haven't got the Consump-
ton when asked to cure their Cough with Shi-
Ions Consumption Cure. Do they not know that
Coughs lead to Consumption and remedy that
Will cure Consumption will certainly and surely
cure cough or any lung throat trouble We
know 1t will cure when all others fail and our faith
in it is SO positive that we will refund the price
paid if you receive no benefit Is not this fair
proposition. Price 10 cts. 30 cts and 81 90 per
bottle. For lame Chest, Back or Side use Shiloh
Porous Plaster Price IS cts.
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and liver
complaint, Constipation, and general debility when
you can get at our store Shilohs System Vitalizer
which we sell on positive guarantee to cure you.
Price 10 cts, and IS cts,
"HAcKMErAcK' popular and fragrant perfume.
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12

Buy for your children only those shoes proteetc,
from wear at the toe by the Silver or the "A 5. T
60 Black Tip They more than double the wear
ing value of the shoe
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12
Caution Notice,

w EREAS my wife, Emma G. Black has lef
w my bed and boardwithout just cause, this i.
to warn all persons from harboring on trusting he
on my account, as | shall pay no bills of her con
tracing. WIN. BLACK.
Belfast, Sept. y, 1S7s.-3w3.t
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12

Tr0fesSOf BalTdS corps at Gloucester are making
experiments with the Norwegian travis, which
consist OF a series Of line similar to the American
travis, the only difference being that the Nor
wegian lines each supplied with IA small glass
float near the hook to keep il atoat few feet from
the bottom, where the line is sunk The present
scarcity Of cod along the coast interfere with a
successful test bat experiments with the two
styles of travis joined together indicate that the
useless ground sculpins etc, which are so trouble
to our shore fishermen do not take the float
ing hook and bait Of the Norwegian trawl. Later
in the season when the full schools set in, PROBES
sor Baird will experiment with the Norwegian cod
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12
THE GENUINE
fAHNESTOCK WHITE LEAD

MunntIctnre4 onls m tAc Fahne.tocL whit.
Lr.sh '"mpan, .rIrr~HC En, MAI
]. L BAKER, No. "a India street. Boston,
6mlo AGENT IOE NEW ENGLAND
The Republican journal., 1878-09-12


the polls III this city Monday afternoon the Green-
back success III the county seemed evident and
as town after town came in. increasing the Grteu-
back maloritles. crowds assembled about the cor
ners wild with excitement Hayforl Hall was
thrown open and rapidly filled by the excited city
and ont Of town people, eager to hear the returns
They were read by Chas Baker as they came from
the telegraph Office Hon \. q. Jewett presided
over the meeting and was trcnzed with excite
nent. He strobe back and forth on the stage
shouting to the utmost extent Of his lungs and
raPplng the stage violently with his cane the au-
dience cheering him on. The Searsp0rt Band was
sent for, and at nine o'clock arrived in the steamer
Planet and marched to the hall, playing Hail Go
umbla. When a senator or representative elect
made his appearance he was escorted TO the stage
amid deatenlng applause. Senators elect r. "
Ellis and c. C. Roberts, Representative elect D 5.
Simpson Of the Searsport district, J. K. Hurd Of
the Northport district NJ E. Hunt of the Belmont
district and Geo E. W allace of Belfast. were seat
ed near the chairman. When Baker read the re
suit IN Belfast and announced that the city had
given majority against Hale, the assemblage at
the call Of Jewett, jumped to their feet and
cheered. W. II. Mcclellan was loudly called for
and responded in short speech, saying that the
majority Of representatives elect were Democrats.
Jewett then introduced in turn each of the sena-
tors and representatives, who made short speeches
The band played several tunes, and at II o'clock
the meeting broke up and the band went home.
The excitement in the streets continued far into
the night Bonfres were knded, in defiance of
the city ordinances and the efforts of the police,
and bosterous scenes prevailed. Prominent men,
too were found encouraging these demonstrations,
instead of rebuking the wild disorder of the mob.
SEARsPoRT. Election passed off very quietly
here Monday .. Steamer Planet sent to take
Searsport Cornet Band to Belfast Monday eve
ming, to play for the rejoicing Greenbackers......
Several citizens here have been making improve
ments to their grounds in the way of concrete
walks, which look very neatly. 49,. Messrs. VIM +.
and Josiah Black, of this town, have this season
harvested 400 bushels of grain, of which l25 bush
els are wheat also 80 tons of hay all in excellent
condition. Mr. B. says it is the best crop of grain
fof thirty five years