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THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 2.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire in FnrmiDgtoH.


HARRINGTON, Nov. 6.-rhe hotel and board
ing house on the corner OF Maine aud South
streets in this place, owned by Wilson Greston.
took fire last evening about 6 30 O'Clock. from
q burning chimney, and was totally destroyed.
The chimney of the house burned out about
So, o., and it is reported that proper Care was
not taken in watching it. Add to this the
fact that this large and fl Iurishiog village has
no fire department, and the above disastrous
result is not to be wondered at As it was,
however, the citizens fought bravely to subdue
the fire. The stable which adj 'ins the house
was saved Loss about $4,000; partially in
Oxf rd MusicsI Association.
10 the Associa ed Press.l
Norway, Nov 6-rhe third annual session
of the Oxford County Musical Association
opened at South Paris yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock, T. R Ryder OF Boston, conductor, and
will continue four days. Concerts Thursday
and Friday evenings. Mr.. and Mrs W. 81.
Fessenden of Boston, w. II Stockbridge and
w. Il. Howard of Portland are engaged as
soloists.
Fatal Accident.
GARDINER, Nov. 6-Susap Woodbury. of
Litcbfeid, IS years old, sister OF Sen ato- Jonn
Woodbury., while coming down stairs slipped
and fell breaking her thigh bone and receiving
other severe injuries which will probably
prove fatal
Temperance Convention.
THoMAsToN, Nov. 6. - An enthusiastic
temperance rally is being held at Union Hall
by the Reform Clubs of Thomaston, and is
attended by leading reformers from all parts Of
Maine.
Fire in York.
YORK, Nov. ga large three story house
owned by j. p Norton and others of Lewiston,
was burned with the stable this morning.
Furniture was saved. Loss $1,000; Insured.
Meeiiug of the Governor and Council
The M aine Central Tex Case-Fsss'
Sentence Dominated - Pardon of a
Lewiston Thief.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 6-The committee on taxa
ton and expenditures of the Governor and
Council today made majority aHd minority
reports on the taxation of the Maine Central
Railroad. The msjority report recommends
the abatement Of $29,157.26, which is about
one-hslf of the tax assessed. The minority
report is 10 favor of the company's paying tax
of some S45,000 which is a small abatement
from the original assessment The majority
report was accepted by avote of to 8 This
was vetoed by the Governor, and notice was
given that motion would be made to recon-
slider the vote at the next session.
John F. Foss of Auburn, sentenced to State
prison for two years from last January for
mauslaughter, has had his sentence COM
muted by the Governor to the Auburn Jail.
The Governor and Council have pardoned
John Lguch of Lewiston in State prison for
larceny.
Votes cast at the recent election were counted
and the Council reported on representatives to
the legislature and county officers. Senator'S
and representatives are the same as heretofore
reported, The Council adjourned to meet the
third of December.
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SOUTH CAR0LINA

CHARLESTON, Nov 6-Rsturns from all
parts vt the state swell the Democrat ma jorty.
OConner, Dem elected to congress in The I'd
district. Charleston city gives HIM over 5000
msjority. The election of Tilman, Dem, over
Sn,lls in the 8 b district is onfirmed The
only doubtful district is the first from which
Ieurns come in slowly, indicating SO far the
election Of Richardson, Dem, by small
majority.
Incomplete returns from the 1st coperession-
district leave little doubt of the election of
Richardson, N .kiug the delegation from To is
state solidly Democratic Every county ha g
gone Democratic except one Only three
Republican members are so far elected to the
legislature
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. Gu the 4th Congress-
ional district, Deuster, Dem, Is elected by a
small majority; in the Sd district Hazelton,
Rep, chances are improving and he is proha-
bly, reelected by a small majority, which will
leave the Congressional delegation from this
stare unchanged.
Full returns from the 4th Congressional dis
trict give Dpuster, Dem, 157 m .jorits.
Later aud corrected returns from the 4th dis
trict reduces Druster's majority to 43, and it
will take an official count to determine the
result. The Republicans still claim the cleo
of Frlsbee In the Sd district Hszeltop, Rep j.,
is probably elected by a small majority. Re-
turns from the interior show large Republican
Coins. The Republicans have a good majority
in both branches of the legislature.
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MGCHI

but frou sent indications the Republican s
have undoubtedly elected their entire congr. So
ional delegation, which is gain OF one Con-
gresham Croswelrs plurality for Governor
will probably be 80 O00 The Legislature is
strongly Republican. In the City the D,mo-
Gratis have a bare majority of the city cvuncll;
45O towus and prec,ncts heard from give Cros-
well "a 005 Many Interior towns show the ma.
tlonaI Vote in excess of Democratic.
INCOMPLETE returns from the various Con-
gressional dlstri;ts give the following Republi-
eau plurs titles: Newpury, 1st district. 1922;
Willetts, %. 1878; McGowau, 3d. 1894; Bur
rows, Alto, 3415; Slaue, 3 h, 923; Brewer, 9Th,
1876; Conger, 9TH, 1884; Hoar; 9Th, 594; Hubbeli.
9th. 1925,
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NE BR ASKA,

LINCOLN, Nov. Conditional returns from
all paris of the state continue to increase the
Republican majorities over the estimates made
last night. The entire Republican state aud
Congressional ticket is elected by over 10000
majority. The Republicans have large ma.
jorty in the legislature. The Greenoack vote
is much lighter than anticipated, they carrying
but one county.
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TEXAS.

GALVESTON. Nov 6.-Rsturns are coming in
very slow, but show almost universal majority
tor the Democratic state ticket. The following
congressman are undoubtedly elscted: r agan
Let. Cub rson "a. Welborn Sd, Wills 4th.
Hancock 5th and Butscheiker 6 h are doubt-
tnl, the GreeDbackers polling an unexpected "
large vote. The latter district may require an
officl al count to decide.
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NORFOLK, Nov. 3-Additional returns to-
day rom the "a district show that Goode,
Democrat. is re- elected by about 1000 majority.
Negro rioters having armed themselves return
ed last night to K-mpsvllie and charged small
body OF whites d-t-nding the place, Tney
were dispersed Oae white and five blacks
were wounded. There were no further dis
turbances today.
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European NIsrixst..

LONDON, November 6.-12 30 P. M.-Consols e5 O.
Ii for money aud $50 tor account.
LONDON, November 6-l2.3N P. M.-Americap Sc
curites states bonds, Cts. 1888 new SIS 1914
at 32a Illinois Central 81. ~
LIVERPOOL. November 6-12.30 P. Motion ia
10 mode rate inquiry, freely supplied; siddling up
incudl g 500 bales for speculation and expoIt: re-
ceipt $500 bales, all Amerir an, Az
tu'ures-sellers at q 80 desne November delivery
Flour at " ~: Winter Whear at 10 "a @: do
SPRING at 6;Calitornia averages at 8 8 II; ;
ciuD az ~ 9 10 2; corn at % o "a Peas at 80 6
81 Lard az 80 9. Cheese at At. Tapow at 81. At
PARIS, Nov. 6-Rentes 1874.
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MENOA KILOGRAMS.

Nashua has voted to allow the sale of lager
beer
The Alexander trial at Bridgeport, Conn. t.,
Was resumed yesterday, and strong testi "a ony
given against the accused
The Treasury purchased over 100000 ounces
of silver yesterday, a little below the Lendon
rate.
Henry L. Pierce declines to again be can
didate for Mayor of Boston, on account of his
health.
IL Is not true that Lord Salisbury is endeavor-
ing 10 force our government to refuse permis.
sion to Rnssa to take away the ships and mu-
nitions of war she has purchased here.
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Boston Bank statement
New York Stock aud Money Market.

NEW YoRK, November 6-Evening-Mopey easy at
q per cent. closing at per cent prime mercan
tile paper CT per cent. Sterling Exchange weak
an owef closing at 4S0a for long and 49, for short
sight.
Gold weak at 1901; carrying rates Il 81 per cent.
Clearings $40 QUO. Governments are strong and
Tue lar gest transactions SIS of of which
about 100000 changed hands. State bonds dull.
The transactions tue Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 1880 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Cow
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MARINE NEWS.
Wrecked ON Grand NIenau.

"FcCK6u Oh OTHuU NHGHH0.
BOSTON, Nov. 6.-The captain, mate and
three meo of the schooner Charles Northup of
Provincetown arrived by ste amer City of Port
land this morning from Passport. Their vessel
was VIZ cked on Monday week on the COST of
Grand Menan and the crew escaped in small
dory, beiog picked up when nearly persisted by
schooner Blue Jay. Theft vessel went to pieces
soon after they left her and they saved moth
ing,
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A RK ANSAS,

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 9-News from the 1st
district assures the election of Dunn, Dem. To
the I'd Siemons, Dem, is elected. La the Sd
Rice, Greenbeck, and Official returns will be
necessary to determine the result. No returns
from the Ash district.
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More whiskey Thieves p.r5on.s

WASHINGTON, Nov Eek Governor Fletcher
of Missouri has received five unconditional
pardoDs which dispose of the last of the men
Convicted as participants 10 the ST. Louis
wbiskey ring frauds All others Convicted of
this Offence have either been pardoned or
terms OF imprisonment have expired.
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TIE FISHERIES.

newfoundland and tue Fortune Bay
Trouble.
TORONTO. Nov. 6.-Advices from Newfonnd-
land state that the Colonial government g
been requested by telegraph, from the fore n
Office at London. to send a statement resp.v.-
ing the Fortune Bay trouble. A case has been
prepared by the Newfoundland government,
showing that the American crews were violat-
ing both the treaty aud COLONIAL fishing laws,
and contending that American fishermen, when
in Newfoundland waters, are bound equally
with Newfoundland fishermen to respect the
general laws of the colony.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid fm Shanghai Sept 1, barque Almatia, Blanch-
ard NagasskiI
New York.
SID I'm Liverpool 9Th, ship Tam o'Shanter, sOue,
Calcutta.
AT Buenos Ayres Sept 30. barque Martha Tucker
Tucker. for New York: Me9unteook, Hemingway,
FROM New York. ar 26tb; Ella Matthews. from Port
land: Drtge I'll Lewey. Loring and Harrv Smith,
Weeks, for New York; Belle Prescott, White, and
John CrandOn. Pierce unc
Ar at Aspinwall Oct 10, baroue Addie Sleeper.
Willis. Georgetowni sch Hattie Haskell, cassidy,
New YORK.
Ar at Pictou Oct 81. sch Frank Pearson. Oliver.
Camden.
Cid at Georgetown, PEI, 3lst, W Emerson, Dorr
Baltimore.
Ar at rauso I'd inst sehs j ODER from George
town tor Rockport; LOUIS Wilson, Springer, Bangor
Tor Pc Island.
SPOKEN.
Oct %. of Pernambuco. barque Wallace, McCur.
mack, from London tor Havre
Oct %, LAT IS 56 lou 60 30, oarque Wakefield, Car
yer, from New York for Calcutta.
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lrRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT

lFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
EASTPORT, Oct 2s-Ar, sch leila, Hallowell, Port
land.
Oct GAR, sch Paragon. Wilson, Yarmouth. Ms.
Nov AR. sen Hattie Mayo Hickey, Boston.
Nov Sid, schs VIM rage Hiilyard, New York !;
Red Beach. holmes. do; Hattie Mayo, Calais
Nov O. Sch leila from Portland, is the railway
repairing forefoor, which was shocked off by running
aground in Saco liver.
CRANBERRY ISLES. Oct 27-Ar. scbs S L Foster,
Stanley, Portland; NJ Rogers Rice ProviDcetown.
Oct Gar. sch Neptune. Bunker. Portland; An
ME Lewis, Squirting do. Van, damor, Bangor.
Nov PAR, sch Golden Hind squirting, Cape Ann
for North East Harbor, to haul up.
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A Eorrib'c Tramp outrage.

NEW YORK, Nov. The wife of James
Murray was found 90 bid 10 her cbamoer
yesterday in Patti. rson, N J., with the bed on
fire, the room covered with blood, and POOLS
of blood on he Fl ,or She was burned an
horribly that the flesh dropDtd from her BODY
on being carried into another room. and she
died in few moments 1t is believed that a
tramp, who was Seen TO leave the house bv a
back entrance and run over the fields. outraged
and beat the woman and thea set fire to the
he'd.
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IrRom mpRosANTs, EXCHANGE,

Ar at New York 9th ship Isaac Reed, Colby, from
Havre; barque lex Campbell. Bunker, Aberdeen
sch VIM douglass McIDdoe. Nassau, Mp.
Ar at Fernandina 9Th iDst sch Nellie Sawyer,
Bunker, KeDn-bec river 10 days.
Ar al San Francisco 9th inst ships Eureka, Wood
worth, New York, (uay 3 Ivy, Lowell, do, (Jne 81;
Chas II Marshall, do.
ar a. Cadz Oct 80, brig Staples, Showers, from
New York.
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Domestic Mapkets.

NEW YORK. November G-Evening. --Ccttoo ia
quiet; sales 1906 bales; Middng uplands at &c: Or
leans at 9sc; forward deliveries @ points bigLer
an quiet. Fiour-receipts 2s 900 bbls: grades nm
der 90 shade frmer; other kinds are 1nchang jed
with fair exoort and home trade demand sales 30 :
7Q0;No at 2 80 g 20; Superfne Western and state
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KENTuGKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. Cit nov transpires that
Oscar Turaer, Independent Democrat for Con
gress 10 the LIST district, is elected instead of
Trimble, DEM
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JACKSON, Nov. 6-R.turns indicate the
reelection of SIngl+t too. Hooker, Money, Man
ming, Mudrow and Chalmers, all Dem. .On
the west side of the STATE the vote is light in
consequence of toe epidemic and quarantine.
In this city only q votes were cast.
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IDA O.
YIKGINIA

SILVER LAKE, Nov. 6 - Returns from
terri o'isi elections are meagre but indica}e
that Alnslee, Dem., was elected to Congress.
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DAKOTA TERRrrORY.

YANKToN. Nov 6-YAnkton county gives
beDnett, Req, 1000 maturity. and elects the en-
tire Republican ticket. The probabilities are
that Bennett is electsd to Cor gress By 1000 ma
jority, and that the legislature will be Rspubli.
can.
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y -rAnrpxs oS .Ts.m.aGp~
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, Nov. g
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg. New York-passen-
gers and mdse TO Henry Fox.
Sch " Sawyer. Orchard, Bay Chaleur-S60 bbls
mackerel.
mackerel
Sch Union, Small, Machias-lumber to Phinney g.
jackson.
Sen Nina Boyd, KiDgbury, Bangor.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndlke, Rockland-lime to
@ A Morse u Co.
CLEARED.
Sch Motto A Hand, Jarvis, Kennebec, to load for
Phiadephia-Rvan q Kelsey
Sch Annie E Collins. Collins Buehill-master.
Sch Thos Hix. hall, Rocs iand-N 0 sanboIn.
Sch Orient, Blake, Bangor-Geo w True & Co.
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WASHINGTON rRRxrroRY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 6-Returps of the cleo
ton of Washington Territory fragmeots1y, So
far as received the Republican aud Democratic
nominees for Congress are about even.
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KANS AS,

ST LOUIS, Nov. GA Topeka. (Kan de-
spatch says that Ryan ana Anderson, Reps.,
for Congress, have been elected, and prob ably
Haskell, but the latter is uncertain.
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"CONGREss," the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder in New England, its success to its puri
ty. and the good luck That every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspeptics eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them.
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YER MONT.

ST. ALBANs. Nov.-22 towps in the Sd dis
trict remain To bs heard fro N but they are all
small, and B4rlow's majority may be safely set
5000 and his plurality 300.
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LATER,

VIRGINIA CRY, Nov. 6-The statement tele.
graphed thus morning that the Democrats
were likely to have maj rIty in the Legisla-
rure Is Incorrect Toe probab, are that
the Republicans will control the legislature in
this state.
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ALAR JANA.
IISSIssIPPI.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. Gu the ID congress
sional district VIM. j. Sandford, Dem is
elected almost unanimously.
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Receip., of Maine Contra, r.. r.

PORTLAND, Nov. B.
For Portland, 25 cars miscellaneous merl han Use
for connecting loads 81 miscellaneous merchan-
disc
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NE VADA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-Returns from Ne
yada are meagre Tickets are much scratched,
1t is probable that the Republicans elect the
state ticket, while the D mocrats are likely to
have majority in the Leg Stature, which will
re-elect successor to Senator Jones. The
congressman are in doubt
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FoRrY.srxrH CONGRESS-.
The senate.
The terms of twenty-four United States Sen.
ators will expire with the present Cosgress, on
the 18th of March next. They are:

The terms of twenty-four United States Sen.
ators will expire with the present Cosgress, on
the 18th of March next. They are:
Alabama George F. Spencer.
Ark ansas-Stepheu W Dorsey.
CaiforDia-Aaron A. SiTg.nt
Colorado Jerome b. C0ahee
Connecticut VII lam d. barnun.
Florida-Simon CeDover
Georgia John GORDON.
llllnois-Richard j Ogesby.
Indiana-Dauiel voorhees,.
Kausas-.Joon j. Ing ALE.
Kentucky-rhomas G. McCreery.
Louisiana-James b. Eustis.
Mary lald-George Dennis.
Missouri David d. Armstrong.
Nevada-John z. jones ,,.,
New aUpshire-Bainoridgs Wauegh.
New Y,rk Roscoe Conking.
Moth Carond-Augu-ius Meirlmoh'
Ohio-Stanley Matthews
Greg n Jonu Mitchell.
Penn vi yanla-James d. Cameron.
Sou h Caroiua-.D0hn Patterson.
Vermont Justin s. norri'l.
Wisconsin Timothy o, Brown.
OF these 16 are Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. 10 10 states the Legislatures which
choose the new Senators had been previously
elected, and in the remaining IA they were
chosen Tuesday. OF the Legislatures previous
ly elected, (those of Alabama, Arkansas,
California, Indiana, Maryland, North Carol lima,
Ohio and Oregon) are controlled by the Demo-
Gratis, and (those of Colorado and Vermont)
have Republican maiorites. Democratic Sem
ators have already been elected in Maryland
and OHIO.
OF the Legislatures chosen Tuesday Chose
of Connecticut, Illinois, Kansas, New York,
Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, will be
controlled by the Republicans, and Chose of
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mis-
souri, and South Carolina) by the Democrats.
In the present Senate there are 80 Republic
caus, 81 Democrats and unattached Indepen-
dent; Republican majority T. In the next
Senate the relative strength of the two parties
will be as follows: Republicans 80, Democrats
40. Indeps ndent l.; Democratic ma jority 6.
The House.
The following is list Of the Representatives
elected. Later returns may change the result
in some Of the Pennsylvania and Illirois dis
tricts California, which is now represented by
two Democrats and two Republicans, does not
elect representatives until next September:
l. Thomas Reeds 8. Stephen d. Lindsey.*
2. VIM. T. Frye 4. GEO. W. LADD.'
3. THOMPSON II. MURCH.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
l. 5 5asnas f. E. B Msli g. Evart' W. Farr
VERMONT.
l. l. G Gsmes }3 Yysr. s. BRADLEY BAn10w.
MASSACHUSETTS.
= ss S. I aseefs. ): VIZ H siss!s..
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MARRIED..

In this city, Nov. ty Rev. W. II. Fem, Josiah
SanborD and Miss Jennie Rowe, both Of Yarmouth.
In this city. Nov. by Rev. W. gibbs, OrVille
l. Addition and MISS Lucy A. Benner both OF Lew
ision.
In Falmouth, Nov. 8, by Rev 7 s. Perry. VIM. E.
Falmouth
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POOR CONSOLATION.


Butler to be Asked to Assume the Leader
ship of the lsreenback Parry.
NEW YORK, Nov 6.-Mr. Snupe, editor of
the Greenback organ here New York Advo.
cate) SAID today that Ben. Buffers defeat
would oblige the Greer back party to take him
as its leader, and as Butler will be here 10 two
or three days they will know if he will accept
the leadership. Mr.. Shupe says that Butler
has spent $3.50 600 in his Massachusetts cam
paign, and as Butler is worth SIS 600, 900, he can
sffjrd to spend q million in running for the
presidency. Mr.. Shupe does lot know what
the Greeubackers will do if Butler refuses to
become their presidential Candidate.
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The Journal says:


The result in the sixth Congressional district
is in doubt The town of Hamilton is wanting.
The votes received here by telegraph, and
those published in the NewburypOrt Herald
vary considerably. We have Carefully revised
our figures, and we make DR.. Loring elected
by al. The Newburyport Herald figures,
Boynton is elected by &c, but editorally they
cannot say who is elecled. We think Dr..
LoriDg Is elected.
Complete returns for the 9Th district give
Loring 1888, Boynton 10 277 Greenbackers
will petition for recount IN every city and
town.
NEwBURYPoRT, Nov. &c. NJ Boynton now
lacks "a VOIes of an election to Congress, and
recount of the votes will be had
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BOstsa stock vi arket.
.LSales of the Brokers' Board, Nov. 81
First Gail

10 Eastern Railroad. .................... 80. 10
Boston q Maine Hailroad. ...-........... "a 10b,
Eastern Railroad new bonds, BIS. ......... q 7lA
Boston q Name Railroad rs ..........- "a IS
Portland. Saco q Portsmouth r b.. ..... q SO
Second Call
York Manufacturing Co, ex-div,. .1l27i@1130
Boston q Maine Railroad. E. ....... -. .1U6
So rs Eastern Railroal scrip. ..............,. 68
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MEMO X ANDA.

Ship Bullion Reed at San Francisco from Manila,
reports heavy gales sept 49, lost four sails ear
red away forelopealIant yard. &c.
Sch Thos Pishury. Jewett. at New York from
Pensacola reports, Oct 90, W of Torlueas. took
gale from EN- { lasting "a hours, in which lost and
splt sails stove galley, had decks swept and lost
deckload
Sch Benz Reed. Reed, at New York from Gardiner,
reports in the gale OF Oct % carried away flying jib
boom, head gear. &c They were recovered and set
up. aDd lost again on the 31st.
Sch Pbllan, hropst, ashore Watch Hill, is i'm
be0ed in the sand ami will not come of.
ESee general news columns toI other reports.
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Daily Dome.lic Receipts.
By water conveyance-lO00 bush corn meal to g
w True 81 Co
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DIED.

In Waterford Nov. g. Mrs. Rebecca f., widow OF
the late Charles Farley
Funeral services on Friday afternoon at o'ck,
at Q. Il. Fariey's, 256 Vaughan street.
In Auburn Nov g. Miss Ellen L. Little. aged AZ
Yeas
In Rockand, Oct, q, Capt. Leonard Jameson. aged
81 years.
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PORTLAND, November 6.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
GrOSs Exchanges. ...........S gf,II9 SO
Net Balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 35,i69 81