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ANOTHER STRAW OR Two.-Above all the evi-
dences OF our prosperity is the fact that the
labor market was never In so healthy condi-
ton. We venture that there are not ten men
Ia GAINESVILLE idle for want OF employment III
there Ia single able bodied man In the city
who really desires employment, and Is willing
10 work, we can cite him, or fifty men, to a job.
our laborfng men and mechanics are ali at
work, and the chronic loafers are but seldom
seen on our streets now. Wages are not what
they once were but now dollar is dollar
[Zanesrille (OlioI Courier
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DEATH OF COLLECTOR BRAxroN.-Mator John
8: BraXt0n, collector OF customs at Norfolk Va,
oled suddenly saturday night of gout OF the
infantry In the confederate army. He was
appointed collector by President Hayes two
years ago. His remains will be taken to King
family place. Quite party of prominent local
republicans left Norfolk last night on the
Washington steamer to make application to
torshtp, among them Major John r. Dezendorf.
who was defeated for Congress by Mr.. Goode
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Naval V1eifnra

BRIDGEPORT, CONN, August 11.-Lieut. Com
manoer folger and Lieuts. Miller ana Paine
with sixty cadet midshipmen of the first class
from the .. s. Naval Academy, now attached
TO the o. s. steamers Maynower and Standish
recently transferred from the Constellation AT
Newport, visited the works OF the Union MetaI-
lie Cartridge Co. OF this city this morning. They
spent the forenoon In inspecting the works and
cartridge manufacturing under the direction of
superintendent Hobbs and Secretary White
The party left on the 1880 train for New Haven
and will sail for Newport this afternoon,
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COMING ELECTIONs.-The elections to be held
during the present year are as folIows:-In Cal
lf0rnia, september 3, for state and judicial
ofcers, four Congressman, and members of the
legislature; In Maine, September S, for state offi-
GERS and members Of the legislature; In Iowa
and Ohio, october IA, for state officers and
members OF the legislature; In Maryland Massa-
chusetts, Minnesota, New York and Wisconsin.
November 4, for state officers and members of
the legislature: in Mississippi and New Jersey,
November a. for members OF the legislature; in
pennsylvania November 4, for state treasurer
and members OF the legislature, and In Louisi-
ana December. 2 for the adoption or rejection
OF the proposed constitution. member OF
congress, TO fill q vacancy, will also be elected
In Iowa October Ia
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Canadian Affair."

TORONTO. August ia special cable DISPATCH
TO the Globe says:-"The stoppage OF the Com
soildated Exchange and Vile Marie banks mas
Canadian banks"
A special cable dispatch from London to the
Gto6s says:.The Dominion ministers intend, II
possloie, 10 leave London on the 21st inst
The premium asked by brokers on greenbacks
Is simply to cover expenses. One-Quarter OF
one per cent Is charged by brokers either for
buying or selling greenbacks.
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A BRIDE LOSES HER HoUsR.-A young Germ IN
woman, who spoke no English, reported to
Inspector Thorne, at police headquarters, last
night, that on Sunday night last she had met q
stranger, about double her age, In g Houston
street saloon. and that he had proposed mar
rage. She accepted him. and they went to q
clergyman near by and were married In du !,
loim. The stranger took his bride home an /
they lived happy until yesterday. when the :
quarreied, and she left the house. She repente |,
later, but she had forgotten the number OF
Ine mouse ana could not find It. Detective
Mccormick was sent with her to try and fn /
tt.-fN, Y World 9th
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KILLED HIS PRlsoNER.-A letter from Bloom
ington, Putnam county, Tenn, states that John
W. Thomas was arrested there Thursday for
the murder OF Yancy Malone In 1864. Thomas
was member OF Stokes federal cavalry. They
had arrested Malone as a rebel and carried him
10 carthage TO take the oath. For some private
gTudge Themas murdered Malone In cold blood
while In custody. Thomas has been JAILED at
Carthage. Such arrests have been rather fire.
Quent OF late years by those in both armies
bringing about exciting trials and bloody remi-
niScenceS OF the late war
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Correspondence Of The Euening Star.l

THE RBv. DIR. LAWRENCE MCMAHON was con.
secrated as Bishop Of the Hartford diocese yes
telday In st. Joseph cathedral by Archbishon
Williams, OF Boston. There were 1850 priests
and bishops present. The sermon was nv
fine, and there was an Immense number of neo.
pie present, excursion trains running from All
parts OF the state ~ ''AA
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Threatened Mormon On,hreak.

NEW YORK, August ia special from salt
Lake says the Congressional labor commirfee.
which arrived there last Wednesday, were treat
ed with marked civility by the Mormon author
ltles during their stay, and left for San Fran
cisco saturday. But on Friday and Saturday
the Mormon church organ published editorials
OF very violent character, which have pro-
duced q profound impression there as 1t ia
oelleved TO have been inspired by the leaders
OF the church. 1t declares that fne NnrmonS
are tried beyond their power OF endurance, and
II an uprising should occur, outsiders viii be
the sufferers wv
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eHTbe fashionable English nbotoure,, G..
now very long, bnt 1t Is no wider than it WAS
Anatole BosQue, q desperate, sno. ANA
Ha!ed Captain Joseph Boyle, OF the steamer
After being mortally wounded Roy,e sstot
BosQue twice. woundtng him In the neck ana
sioc,s Sohp campoell z young fam,r near.
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OCEAN GROVE N. J.) CAMp-MEET1NG was
thronged yesterday, many Of the visitors re-
naming over Saturday night having to go to
Asbury Park for accommodations. Services
yesterday In the James memorial tabernacle
the young peoples tabe rnacle and the great
auditorium were almost continuous followed In
the evening by Bible lecture In the Jerusalem
over 5000 persons listened TO the sermon by Rev
Dr. T. II. Pearne, Ohio. Vesper services were
held On the beach at 6.15 pm
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SUICIDE OF AN ELOPIHG WOMAN-Mrs Caro-
line FlorenZ, wife OF Anton FlOrenZ, OF Vienna,
Austria, who had eloped from that city with
one Nathan Shuk, and whose abandonment and
effort at suicide, in Cincinnati, have previously
been reported. died at O'Clock yesterday OF
her wound. The case is most singular one.
She shot herself In the head on June H. A ball
weighing 30 grains entered her brain after
being severed into four pieces, probably by con-
tact with bones. Three OF these pieces, weigh
Ing 10 grains, were removed by surgeons, and
Since the shooting she had learned that her
husband was willing to forgive her, and then
she appeared anxious to live, but during the
last few days she sank rapidly, dying Yesterday.
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Two M3ners Kss,.<s

PITTsToN, Pa, August 11.-Elias Williams. q
miner IN NO. II, Plymouth mines, was caught
between two cars on Saturday afternoon and
cLuSned 10 death. John Coleman, q miner In
Ia thls place, was instantly killed by a fall OF
top coal this morning
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SUICIDE BY BUkGLAR.-At Syracuse, N Y,
a burglar Lamed Schultz, arrested at s O'clock
Friday morning In the act OF entering q restau-
rant, committed su eide at s O'Clock q m by
hanging himself In his cell. He was q PrQssian,
and soldier In the Crtmean war,
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The CHARGES AGAINST POSTMASTER TYLER
Az the request OF Gen. e. B. Tyler, postmaster
In this city, First Assistant Postmaster General
j +. Tyner, OF washington, has designated two
members OF the special agency force to conduct
an investigation into the charges preferred by
Capt B. L. Matthews, OF Baltimore. Their work
Will commence In this city within the next few
Gays. The general says he wants the fullest
Inquiry into his official and personal AFFAIRS
GBdLt G0zeffe 11fh
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AN INDIANA PRIEST APPOINTED BISHOP OF
DAKoTA.-A special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Information has been received here that the
rope has appointed Father Martin Marty.
a6Dot OF the monastery Of st. Meinrad, In thi
Ispencer) county, bishop OF the Catholic diocese
VI ~ Dak0ta. Father Marty has been at the hea
ol eI, 81; Melnrao lor many years. He can speak
dae dne SIOUX @ ana other Indian dialects, and viii
uevote o SleaI part OF his time to the CONVEX
could hardly have made Better seiectinn iopc
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOsIoN.-The towboat Iron
valley exploded her boilers opposite New Cum.
peTlano, w. Va, saturday, destroying the entire
l0rwaid part OF the boat and sinking the vessel
Ine pilot, MT. Wise, the captains SON. Thomas
Prince, and Mr.. Prosser, OF New Cumoerland
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THE ABBOTT DEMOCRACY IN Rosrov boro
tabled an invitation to unite with the Rutiero
ties, declaring that the democratic party Claims
exclusive devotion from its members, and thai
admitted to share its confidence or enjoy its
tr1umDhs -0S
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THE WALLACE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE at
providence, r. l., took testimony Saturday on
intimidation, and yesterday the members, with
their attaches and ladies, Gov. Pound, of Wis,
Hon. =. ID. Pearse, Senator Anthony and Repre-
sentative Aldrtch, passed the day with Senator
burnside at his seaside residence at Bristol
The investigation viii be resumed to- morrow
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The BOyntOn-Webb Swimming
Match.

NEW YORK, August 11.-Details of the swim.
ming match between Boynton and Webb 20
miles for 81. 900, were partially arranged yester.
uay. IL Is not fully decided where It win take
place. but Webb stated that it would probabiy
come on at Newport and that he would 60 i'm
mediately into practice.
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Il William Vance Harper, a Philadelphia
unsettled accounts mounting to III, 1000,
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n Cool Burgess, the comic actor who shot
his wife's paramour In the arm viii return vol.
unfairly TO Toronto to answer the charge against
him,
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LETTER FROM CAPE MAY.

DRIFTS IN POLITICS, As NOTED AT THE SUMNER
RRsoRTs-wHAT THE KNOWING POLITICIANS
SAY ABOUT PENNSYLVANIA, NEW YORK, OHIO
AND MAINR-THK SEASON AT CAPE MAYA
MOSQUITO sTORY-PERsONALs, ETC.
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FOur Dcaths I'm NIemphis.


CHATAQrA, N. Y, August 1i.-This is the
great week OF the assembly. The weather is
delightful and the general health Is perfect. In
coming trains ard steamboats, are swarming
with Eeople. Rev. b. T. vincent. OF Park ave.
nue. N: 4. church. Philadelphia, held an inter-
mediate normal class at 10 O'Clock. Prof. j. w.
Churchill, OF Andover, Mass, gave a lecture
with readings In the Amphitneator, at II
O'Clock, 10 monster audience
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= 1t Is reported that the Princess Louise
VIII go to England In october, and remain tn
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AT TIE CHANTAUQUA (N. W CAMP-MRETING.
saturday, DR.. Buckley, or Brooklyn, spoke on
woman In the Family, 10 the Church, and Ia
TIE - ate" Among other things he said that no
In any place. or under any Circumstances Sat
urday night the gates were shut, TO remain
closed until this morning. Several steamers
arrived yesterday. but none were allowed to
land passengers. Interesting sermons and lee
lures were delivered to the thrOngs already on
the ground during the day.
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MONTREAL, QUEBEC, August ll.-In the La
chine regatta the four Dared race for the anna
teur championship OF the dominion and chal
leDge cup, was won by the Argonauts OF To
ronto, rowing three miles I'm % minutes defeat
ing crews from Lachine, Peterboro and To-
f0Hf0
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YELLOW FEvER.-The number OF new cases OF
yellow fever at Memphis Saturday was 21, OF
which II were cOlored. Number OF deaths. s.
The board Of health officially declared the dis
ease epidemic. Yesterday 20 new cases were
reported OF which II were cOlOred, and
deaths One case occurred in Brooklyn, n, Y,
contracted from on board vessel from Havana.
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SECRETARY EvARTs left New York city yes
terday Tor WINDSOR, Vt, where he Is to pass q
fore going he had long interview with MI
Thurlow Weed, who told Times reporter that
secretary EvartS said he had been working
very 1ndustr1ouSly now for several months
with the view OF developing, as far as possible
through our ministers abroad, a policy which
Will aid our Intercourse and est ablish closer
commercial relations with foreign nations His
object was to push our trade into as many new
channels as possible, and thus far his plans
promised TO succeed. Nothing has been settled
III England and Minister StOughtOn'S In Russia
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RAPID SPREAD OF THE FEVER
DeAtttutt0n In Mem phts.

Nkw YORK, August 1l.-A special from Mem.
pbis says:-Howard physicians and visitors re-
suburbs OF the city. The greatest destitutiou
prevails, ard Notwithstanding that the city
uihorffies are strsfntng every point and hone
TO be able 10 weather the storm without an
peaiing 10 the outside world, yet venture the
prediction that within ten days they win be-
forced 10 make an appeal. The Howard asso-
citation Is In TIE same dilemma. IL Is at an
expense OF over $500 per day, which is hourly
Increasing, with less than $4,000 In the treas
ury.
Four Deaths I'm Memphis.
MEMFHIs, August l1.-Five new cases OF yel-
low fever vefe reported to the board OF health
this oIning. Four deaths have occurred since
last ntght-Robert Hillander, Lizzie Dolan, Rev.
j. III. Ridley and colored infant. Rev. j. H.
Ridley MAS the colored pastor OF the Collins
chapel on Washington street. Ed. Moon was
still alive at noon. w. w. Gay rested well last
night and is reported as better this morning. A
telegram received from an authentic source
positively denies the report that there has been
ole case OF yellow fever at Mayersville, Miss.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
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kSs fss Ssss sesn sasis HsD
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sSHs6x1 EsEsiss sHx s's Il !PsisRt aoSan secretary
% sUPsa HHP WI bod e ss5
regular meeting f9r shs sust Ct dnes q, ana
at No s20 ST n sF hEss nsss FSssrR President
JNo JOY EDsoN. Sec. III G st NV. it
80 SPECIAL NOTICE-It havins come to my
w kno.ledse that certain notes EnrpSrtt,ng TN ITO to
Uurpose ef obtainsns money the same. this to
warn the public frcm negot itng any note or notes
Without recourse" as 1 never endorse excspt for
collection for my cwn account r,.,.,u
CHAS. @. DUNCANSON,
Washington. d c August llth, 1879. aug'1st
MosSTlTo GANoPIEs s!ORI ,, Nose! MOSQUITO
SIe:s tfs@ ssSS SS b. y B. MOSES SON ;sS SsFRsr
" IRON wATER; r.u,,n.
~spA." AZ TT BL1DEsssURa La
This water possesses in an eminent dsSrss 81 the
Spring = lsssRzz zsssAFsis.a.
OFFICE OF II. e. oFFLEY.
HALL ROOM OF NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
BANK.
6rs 18th Street, Opposite U. 8. Treasury.
BEST RATES ALLOWED
FOB
DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES
Issued UNDER ACT OF CoseREss OF JUNE 20,
1879.
CERTIFICATES AND BONDS
Taxes tand general taxes prior 70 July, 1s7D. F9a
eALE AT LOWEST RATES: or. ] viii attend personally
fOr S sSe ID eDraWbsSis. fs q tA' A~>' 90 '''''0 ~
o. g. BONDS. DISTRICT SECURITIES. RAIL
ROAD, INSURANCE. GAS AND OTHER
MISOKLLANROUS SECURITIES.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES A SPECIALITY.
FOB SALE AND IMMEDIATE DILIVERY
d. c. 20 and SO-year Per Cent Gold Bonds-3-65
Bonds guaranteed by o. S.-U. g. Per Gent. Bonds,
METROPOLITAN ana Columbia B. 3. stock, &c, &c.
III. E. OFFLEY.
jy2A1m
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OFFICE OF Fl. e. OFFLEY.
BEST RATES ALLOWED

DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES
Iszuyp UNDER Act OF CONGRESS OF JUNE 20.
1879
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D. q BONDS, DISTRICT SECURITIES. RAIL
ROAD, INSURANCE.. GAS AND OTHER
MlSCKLLANKOUS SECURITIES.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
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CERTIFICATES AND BONDS
Receivable in payment of Special Improvement
Taxes (and general taxes prior to July, 1S7O, FOR
eALE AT LOWEST RATES: OF. viii attend personally
% the payment Of the Taxes at same rates as Charged
for the Drawbacks.
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Result In California.

SAN Francisco, Sept. S.-A com
plete count in the city gives the fol
lowing result: The Workingmen elect
the Mayor, Spofford for Sheriff, Aud
itor, Treasurer, Tax Collector, Public
Administrator, Surveyor, District At
torney, City and County Attorney
Police Judge, one Supervisor, Board
of Education and Railroad Commits
sioner for the city district. The Re-
publicans elect the Assessor, Record
er, Coroner, County Clerk, Superin-
tendent of Schools, Superintendent
of Streets, eleven Supervisors seven
members of the Board Of Equalization
and re,elect Congressman Davis. The
Superior Judges elected are mostly
on the tickets of all parties. Some
of the officers are elected by major
ity SO small that its possible official
count may change the result.
SAN Francisco, Sept, S.-The off
cial count of the votes in the city diff
fers in some cases widely from the
figures published in the city, and is
likely to change the results in certain
instances. Returns from all the
counties in the Third Congressional
district give McKenna, Republican,
27l majority over Berry Democrat.
Some of the counties are partly esti-
mated, and full returns are expected
to increase McKenna's majority.
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this result, The same conditions do
not wholly exist in this campaign,
and there are other and mightier
reasons why the Democrats should
win; yet Foster is not
without his enemies in the sta!wart
camp. He " as one of the Visiting
committee" who was able to see how
Louisiana could elect Hayes. who
ian several thousand votes behind
the State ticket, and yet not elect
Packard, and some of the old liners
say he sold out his party. He Is de-
voted to Hayes, and the representa-
tive of John Sherman-a demagogue
and a small-bore politician. lie
won't be elected. If a man like
Bishop, could, accustomed to bust
ness methods; with about as much
magnetism as a Goldfish carry State,
then reputedly Republican, by a
magnificent majority over one dem
agogue, what is to be expected of
Tom Ewing, genial, companionahle.
favorite with everybody leaving
out of the question his admitted abil-
ity? PHONo.
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THE REPUBLICANS.

1t is impossible to cite even one
good reason why the Republican par
ty should be replaced in power.
Reasons why lit lease of the offices ii
still holds should speedily expire are
more than numerous.
The business decentralization and
widespread poverty, out of which par
tial Democratic control of the govern,
ment is now enabling us slowly Ia
emerge, were wholly the result of Re-
publican legislation and administra-
ton.
The party would have been wiped
out Of existence years ago but for it,
unholy faculty of keeping section arr
rayed against section and race agains,
race.
The only policies upon which Repub
kcans are now united are those of fraud
and frce-the employment of tht
worst of criminals as Deputy Marshall
and of U. S. bayoDets to intiInidat'
yoters.--URion Leader.
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Republicans Getting Scared.

The Republican chances in Ohio,
Maine and New York are becoming
desperate, In the two former States,
with all the power of the Government
at hand, the cry comes for more funds,
and the machine has been given an ex-
ira turn to squeeze another assessment
out of the clerks in federal departments.
TIE hope Of gains is abandoned, while
all efforts are centered on holding the
old Republican vote. In New York
the political clubs abolished by Hayes,
composed solely Of otficeholders, have
been revived with his sanction, and
every effort is being put forth to grasp
a victory by the only means afforded
i. e., through Democratic dissensions
This is forlorn hope for the stalwarts
and there is a glorious prospect of de-
feat awaiting the party of 100000 of
ficeholders that perpetrated the great
fraud Of 1876.-Banner of Liberty
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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
From our Washington Correspondent.

FROM our w Washington Correspondent
COLUMBUS, September 3. The Re-
publieans are playing game of hrag
in reference to the campaign in this
State, which. from careful investi-
CATION of the facts, am fully salts.
fed is regular CT sc of whistling
against bad fright. AS 1 said in
my letter from Cincinnati, there is,
or at least has been, small percent
age of advantage in their favor in
any campaign in this Common
wealth, because it has been reliably
Republican, and because there is an
immense army Of Ohio office-holders
to work and contribute; and this
year they have unlimited supplies of
money, but, with all that, after a
thorough canvass of the situation,
feel morally certain that Ewing is
going to be elected. Nothing short
of he absolute purchase of voters by
the thousand can prevent It. John
Sherman did not make such a sue
cess of his trip to the State as was
anticipated, and he returned to
Washington rather ia discontinue.
The people were too we'll posted con-
corning his transactions with certain
national banks, and made it most
uncomfortabIy hot for him. John
has never undertaken to explain why
about forty millions vi Government
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A democratic paper. opinion.

PORTLAND, Sept. 9.-The vote il
very close, and there has probably
been no election by the people. AT
this hour the Senate Is in doubt, and
seems certain that the House has been
carried by the Republicans. Out of
1900 votes heard from Davis has
about 1000 majority. All the large
places have been heard from.
PORTLAND ARGUS.
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An Estimate from Bangor.

BANGOR, Sept. 9.-The indications
at this hour are that the Republicans
have carried both Governor and Leg
islature. The total vote will proba-
bly, reach $4,000, of which Davis
will have 10000; Smith, $4,000, and
Gracelon, $4,000, giving a Republic
can. majority of 1000. The Republi
cans will probably have both branches
of the Legislature.
BANGOR COMMERCIAL.
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More new students are in attendance
at the West Virginia University than
for number of years. Several old
students, now absent, will be present
in few days. One of the most hope
full indication is the increased number
of those who come with the avowed
purpose of completing the course. The
Faculty are enthusiastic and hopeful.
Journal.