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"DRESS GOODS 70
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SILKS, HOSIERY,
-D0IEg@ETG GOODS

1t costs YOU nothing to call, and where you can
get the most and best for the money is the place to
buy. We make no idle brags, but mean business,
as our stock must be reduced previous to our con-
ten plated change
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.
CHICAGO, June 9th.

NEW oRE, June 2ith-
BREApsrUFFs-Flo is dull, and Wheat unsettled,
latter at 81 1001 IS.
Wool Dull,
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WHEAT-S95t Tor July.
s5BkcOS-S7 o. fer short rib sides.
PoRK-sll 90 for July
LARD Sc 20 for JULY
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WE noticed yesterday one of the finest dis
plays we ever witnessed in this city of
cherries and strawberries, in quantity and
size. There must have been at least /, 500
pounds and no less than 1000 pounds Of cur
rants. The above were at the Sacramento
Market No. sos X street, between Third
and Fourth.
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TRY the hand.sewed Hungarian tie and
buckle shoe, at Mechanics Store.
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LADIES summer merino underwear, at the
Mechanics Store.
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Auction.

Auction.
D J simmons-Resl estate sale,
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AUCTION SALEs.-D. J. Simmons & Co.
sell to-day at II o'clock a. NJ, on the square
bounded by d and Z, Thirteenth and Four
tenth streets, two fine dwellings belonging
to the estate OF Ellen Stratton.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-25

TAKEN BAcK.-Jacob Harrison, arrested at
Yreka for grand larceny committed in Men
locino county, was taken through the city
Yesterday by Sheriff Donohue, en- route for
Ukiah.
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WOES OF THE WORLD.
CHIMES AND CAlAMITIES THAT BE-
SET MANKIND.
A Long List Of Violent Deaths from Various
Causes Duly ChronicIed for
Public Perusa.
TEleGRAPHlc NEWS FROM ALL SIDES

The situation at Corning, Perry
county, Ohio, looks serious this morn
ing. For several weeks past the ada
cent mining region has been the scene
of considerable trouble, and once or
twice troops have been ordered to the
county from Columbus, at the call of the
Sheriff, to assist in keeping the peace
and protect the property OF the various
coal companies from destruction. The
last company dispatched to the locality
returned home few days ago, the
trouble appearing to be at an end. 1t
seems, however, that the presence OF
troops was the only thing which kept
down the lawless spirit, and yesterday
things became 80 bad that another call
for militia was made. The appearance
OF the soldiers appears to have been the
signal for an onslaught on the part Of
the miners, and in the scrimmage which
ensued ten OF the latter were wounded,
the remainder retreating. Later dis.
patches report no further bloodshed.
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ACCIDENT AT BENwOOD.

An Engine Jumps tho Track, and in At
tempting to Right it Boy is Seriously
Injured.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
BgNwooD, w. Va, September 10.
Passenger train No. s ran over a cow
about four hundred yards east OF Ben
wood Store, this evening, throwing en-
gine No. 2SS off the track in such man.
ner as to block both the main and side
tracks so that no trains could pass for
about two hours. The riggers car was
on hand and commenced clearing the
main track at once. A heavy cable
with hook attached to one end, WAS
used for pulling the engine on the track.
Just as an assisting engine made pull,
the coupling pin broke, letting the hook
attached to the rope fly through the air
like flash, strkinga boy named James
Hickey on the arm, and indicting a Sc
we're wound, and iracturing one OF the
bones, from which it is very probable
amputation will be necessary.
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THE "FLOPPERS."
A TREMENDOUS HANCOCK MEETING
AT PITTSBURGH.
General B. :. Butler and Colonel J. W. For
ney Add sss the Mulitude-Heform-
ed Republicans Come
10 the Front.
COLORsO BRETHREN JOIN THE ARMY.

The great political demonstration at
Pittsburgh, Saturday, under the aus
pices of the reformed Republicans Of
Allegheny county, cannot but have a
powerful effect in strengthening the
Democratic cause in Western Pennsyl-
yania, while it will tend to further in
crease the feeling OF gloom and despond-
ency which already permeates tine Re-
publican ranks. The failure OF the
Radicals to make any material increase
in their majority in Vermont, and their
recent disastrous and demoralizing de-
feat in Maine, has knocked endways"
the little enthusiasm which survived
the nomination of Garfield and Arthur,
and the announcement that the list Of
Vice Presidents of the above mentioned
gathering contained the names OF one
hundred and fifty prominent business
men OF the Smoky City, heretofore
staunch Republicans, not to mention
the hundreds of less conspicuous flop
pers" in the body OF the meeting, must
convince the most skeptical that the
disintegration Of Radicalism is rapidly
proceeding.
ANA telegram just received from
Boston announces that the vote of 496
towns in Maine give Plaisted 73,493,
Davis 1882. AS the few towns to hear
from gave l67 Fusion majority in 1879,
there can no longer be doubt OF
Plaisted's election. 1t looks as ii the
counting out scheme had failed.
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STANDARD DOLLARS.
Important Announcement by
the Secretary of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, September lS.-The
following circular was issued by the
Secretary of the Treasury to-day:
Until further notice the United States
Assistant Treasurer at New York will
pay out at hiscounter standard silver dol
lars or silver certificates in sums OF $40,
or any multiple thereof in exchange !or
like amounts OF gold coin or gold bull
lion deposited with him. Upon receipt 10y
the Treasurer of the United States in
this city of an original certificate OF de-
posit, issued by the United States As
sistant Treasurer at New York with
him. ior gold coin or gold bullion in sums
OF $40, or any multiple thereof, the pay
ment Of like amount in standard silver
dollars or certificates at the counter OF
anv United States Assistant Treasurer
designated by the depositor, will be or
dered.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lS.-For the week
ending to-day there have been So, i9b
standard silver dollars shipped from the
Treasury Department for distribution.
During the same period OF 1879 there
were 3l9, ,493 shipped.
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2:l0 3-4.
MAUD S. REIGNS As QUEEN OF THE
TURF AGAIN.
The Record Lowered Another Quarter of a
Second-The Most Remarkable
Performance Ever
Witnessed,
AND IT WASN'T GOOD DAY EITHER

Saturday, the closing day OF the Chi
cago Jockey Clubs fall trotting, WAS
marked by a wonderful exhibition OF
speed and endurance, and will long re-
main prominent in the memory OF turf
men. The performance of Maud s.. in
making mile, in the face of numerous
disadvantages, in the unprecedented
time OF 2:l0t must be set down as one
OF the most remarkable in the history Of
the turf. The Chicago track has now
shown the bes. trotting mile. Maud s.,
2:l0i; the best pacing mile, Sleepy Tom,
2:l2f, and the best wagon record, Hope.
full, 2:l6i. The horsemen and horses
left Chicago, after the trial, for Kansas
City.
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Railroad Mattara.

CHICAGO, September lS.-The West
ern Indiana having come 10 an under
standing with the city authorities, they
were protected by the police in laying
their tracks from Twelfth street to Har-
ris0n. They have not yet crossed the
Lake shore tracks, and their doing so
will depend on the decision OF the courts,
before which the case is pending.
ST. LOUIS, September lS.-The Repub-
Ecn's Dallas special says: The i've big
bridges OF the Texas Pacific railroad at
the end of the track, one hundred and
twenty-five miles from here, were fin
ished tonight. and trains ran beyond
Pllo Route Canyon. Immense quanti-
ties Of construction material is now pass
Ing 10 the front, and track laying will be
resumed tomorrow, and by "Wednesday
next the iron will be put down at the
rate Ut two miles per day.
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DEFALCATION.

a Discovery of Official Crookedness on
the Part of United States Paymastsr
Nelson.
New YORK, September lS.-In refer
ence to an alleged defalcation by U. s.
Paymaster Nelson, it is learned that a
certain amount was placed to his credit
in the United States sub-treasury here,
with which he was to pay army vouch.
ers. After his departure for Fort
Leavenworth, it was discovered that he
had issued checks for more than there
was credited to his account. General
Hillhouse, assistant treasurer, made the
discovery, and allowed the checks to go
to protest, and then reported the mat
ter to Col. Larned, chief of the depart
ment. An investigation followed, and
deficit was discovered, some say, from
$4,000 to $1,000.
New YORK, September lS.-Paymas-
ter Nelson is said to have gone to
Canada.
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TIE CRISIS AT PARIS.
The Premier Holds His Ground

LONDON, September lS.-A Paris cor
respondent OF the Times says; A wait
ing decision OF the law courts is merely
a method OF shelving the decree ques-
ton until meeting OF the Chambers.
The same correspondent telegraphs at
midnight: 81 am able to confirm the
report that Premier De Freycinet has
held his ground. The question will re-
man intact until the reassembling OF
the Chamber. The Chamber will decide
the fate OF the Cabinet, which will
remain unchanged until then.
The Prime Minister Succumbs.
PARIS, Sept. l9.-La France states
that the Premier DeFreycinet has ten
dered his resignation.
PARIS, Sept. 10. Jules Ferry has been
charged by President Grevy with the
formation OF the New Cabinet.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Affairs in the Argentine Confederation
The Provincial Chambers Dispersed by
Troops
LONDON, September lS.-Buenos Ay-
res advices to the oath oil August, re-
ceived by the way OF Lisbon, are as
follows:
On the 2lst OF August the national
troops entered the Provincial Chambers,
elected a number of the chamber depu.
ties at the point OF the bayonet. posted
double sentnels at the doors, and closed
the Legislature, by order of the National
Government. A great crowd collected
in the street but there was no dis
turbance. Thesenators and dep.
uties adjourned to the Municipal
Hall and issued manifesto
to the people which failed to elecit any
manifestation OF popular feeling. The
city remains quiet. The municipal and
provincial affairs are administered by
General Bustillas on behaliioithe nation
al government.
The weather is fine and an excellent
prospect for wheat harvest.
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PRODUCE
New \ orr

New lDrE.
New YoRK. September lS.-CottOn>
Steady at lltMl2c; futures easy. Flour
Quiet aid prices nomlnally un-
changed; receipts 1860 barrels; eX-
ports $1,000 barrels. Wheat Moder-
ate trade for winter oil. new spring &c
better; receipts 2"j.O0O bushels; ex-
ports jl 900 bushels; old M . Chicago
spring in store and aiiodt Il U1G1l 0Si;
ungraded red 81 Goa O1!; No. 3 do
81 03iml 0i!; steamer Ole; No. . red
81 07Gl Oh; steamer do = 03i@l o.
No. | red 10 arrive IL IL; mixed winter
81 0itd ! Oi!; ungradcd white 81 O3Ca.
10; No. do, sales 81 600 bushels At
81 O7IGl 0Sl; No. . red seller Scptem-
| OF; seller October, sales 2Os, 900
bushels, at II 0oiml 09s. Coma
shade lower; receipts 5000 bushels;
exports Isl, 900 bushels; ungraded 5)S
@5ltc; M. q jo2a 5Osr: No. white
j3ic; No. > seller september 50!(Gjlc.
Oats-Un nscttlcd and ievcrlsh; closing
more steady; receipts ~ 900 bushels;
western mixed ISc; whit" western i5C9
50c. llay-ln good demand and strong
at Soc. liops-Quie, and steady; year
lings 23Co 26c; eastern and western 200
3Oc; New York State 2i,d 30r. Coffee
Dul!; Rio Cargoes quoted at l3itd.lIc.
Sugar-Dull and heavy; fair 10 good re-
timing 7sG7i. Molasscs-Dull and nn-
changed. Rice--Nodrrate trade. Petro-
leum-IIiglcr; United g3lc; crude GtNd,
lie: refined lie bid. TaIlow-Steady
and fairly active at q G.mGG.l6r. Rosin--
Firm at 81 5Oal -. Turpentine-
Quiet nj 39r Eggs-SlroDg and higher
ut l7ic POrk-Quict; mess quoted at
SIS 80. Beef--Quict and unchangei.
Cnt Mcats--Quiet; long clear IS i0Cg
s -: short clear 80 9l2l. Lard-StrOng;
prime steam g 22t. Butter-Firm;
choice l5!@3lc. Checse-Dull and un-
changed. Leather Demand fair and
market firm; hcmlock sole 23ld DC.
WOoI-Steady and in iair demand; do
mestic hrcces 3G'a iSc; pulled 20CaI5c;
unwashcd ljm3jc; Texas lScI32c.
Manufactured Copper-Somi.
naily unchanged; ingot lake lstc. Pix
Iron Ouiet and steady; scotch S2l so
Ca25 80: American sl9 OJfI2s 90; Russia
sheeting sl3 O0@lj O0. Nails-Cut
- ljG325, cInch 81 l5G5 50.
1o'cdO.
TOLEDO. September IS.--Wheat-
Firmcr; so. white Michigan 9Gic; am
Der Michigan 9sc; No. . red Wabash
spo, Ole: seller S"ptcuber 97ic: seller
October gsIc; seller November g9.c;
seller December $l0O!; No. red Wa
bash spot 9jir: seller October 9Iic:
No. . rel Dayton and Michigan sic;
elected Sjic; No. > red mixed 9iic.
Corn-Straiy; high mixed seller sep
tember Ale; No. spot i3.c; seller
September iiic; seller October 43ic;
seller November &c. rejected i3tc;
damaged il!c. Oa.s--Firm; No. .
spot Sic; seller September 33ic; seller
October 35c; No. > white 3jlc; rejected
3llc.
CiyciSY,TI, September l9.-Cotton-
Firm at llic. F.our-Sieady; family
- Goat S.; fancy - 2JCaj 81. Wheat
-Firmcr; 40. red winter Csc; No. .
amber 9Gc. Corn Firner: No. 2 mixed
4iJ@,4jc. Oats-Steady; No. 2 mixed
33c. Rye-Quiet; No. . 93G9ic. Bar.
ley-Essicr; No. . fall 95c. Pork-Dull
at SIG 90. Lard - Dull and nomi.
nal at s. 81. Bulk meatsdull and droop.
ing at - j0Gs SO; Bacon-Demand
light but holders firm at 6t@,9t@9ic.
Whisky-Demand light but holders
firm at 81 l2. Butter - Easier and not
quotably lower.
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upheld by the patriotism and ability of

upheld by the patriotism and ability OF
such advocates.
| regret that cannot be present on
this occasion to share with my fellow
citizens the lessons OF wisdom and
patriotism that cannot fail to eminate
from such sources. feel assured that
the proceedings OF the meeting will
enforce the peoples demand for
honesty, economy and efficiency
in the public service; for the
peace and welfare of the country; for
the security of free institutions, and for
all the rights and liberties of the citizen
as guaranteed by the Constitution and
the laws. Let us hope that the masses
OF the people whose interest stretch
away beyond the schemes and tempor-
ary triumphs of mere partisan warfare,
will take the affairs into their own hands
and properly settle the question as to
whether We shall have new era OF
peace, reconciliation, economy and
prosperity.
l am very truly yours,
WINFIELD s. HANCOCK.
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HaYesin san Francisco.

san FR,SCisCo, September ls.-The
President and Mrs. Hayes this afternoon
received the school children on Nanness
avenue. The street car lines were
cammei Tor hours carving spectators to
the Srcue. The broad avenue wasllned
with children and grown people Tor
space Of at least mile. The Presidents
ctrriage was drove up one side OF the
avenue and down the other, the chill
drcn receiving him with cheers, and
piliug the vehicle with flowers. This
evening a public reception will be given
~ the Palace Hotel.
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FIN AN CE.
New York.


NEW YORK, September lS.-MoNHv-
Easy at 2@3 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4!@5s per cent. Sterling ex-
change, bankers bills dull at 4Slt; de-
mand 4S3i.
SILvER-At London SO S.l6 pence; bar
silver here llS; subsidiary silver coin
39l per cent. discount.
GovERSMENrs-Strong.
.. S. Coupons (lssl)
New tour'and-one-
NV i '.".''.'.''.'--ilv1
faclhc siXes OF
RAILROAD BoNDs-Moderate.y active.
STATE BoyDs-Steady.
SroCEs-Ihe market opened firm and
in early dealings the general list rose |
TO ! per cent, but subsequently de-
clined TO It per cent. Western Union
and Iron MountBin showing the most
weakness. During the afternoon q rise
OF / TO / per cent. was recorded, except
in Ohio and Mississippi, which fell of
II per cent, but at the close there was 0
reaction OF sGi per cent. Nashville
and Chattanooga fell 81 per cent. early
in the day, recovered 2 per cent, and
closed at reaction OF per cent. The
earnings OF the st. Louis and San Fran
cisco railroad increase $40 900 the second
week in September. The Commercial says:
We are inclined TO believe that both
classes OF Hannibal and ST. Joseph and
both classes OF Wabash will be higher
next week. We hear that the unpleas.
antness between Wabash and Burling.
ton and Quincy, involving Hannibal and
81. Joe, is in the course OF settlement.
Ii is understood that Gould himself has
intervened and insists that Wabash
shall not continue the war.
The transactions on the Stock tx
change aggregated l3S,000 shares, OF
which 5000 were Lackawanna and West.
ern, 1900 Erie, $4,000 Hannibal and
st. Joseph, $500 Iron Mountain, 5000
Kansas and Texas, 5000 Lake Shore.
1900 Lake Erie and Western, 1900
Northwestern, 1900 Nashville and Chat.
tanooga, 2,30O New Jersey Central,
1900 Ohio and Mississippi, 10000 81.
Paul, 10000 Wabash Pacific, and 1000
Western Union.
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CANADIAN BUSH FIRES.
Immense Destruction OF Property in tho
Province of st. Georges Blanc.

Province of st. Georges Blanc.
QUEBEC, Sept. lS.-The bush fires in
the Parish of st. Georges Blanc are re.
ported to have committed fearful raw
ages. Seven or eight square miles OF
the country have been devastated near
the frontier, and large quantity OF
timber and grain besides houses and
other buildings burned.
BosToS, Sept. lS.-A special from
Quebec says The bush fires in the
Parish of St Georges Blanc, are re-
ported to have committed fearful raw.
ages. Seven or eight square miles OF
the country have been devastated near
the frontier, and large quantity OF tim
Der and grain besides houses and other
buildings burned. The bush fires are
raging within few miles OF PATTERSON
Other fires are being rekindled in differ
ent parts of the country and much val
liable timber will be destroyed. The
fires in Russell and Ottawa counties
continue and rain is badly needed.
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TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
Striking Railroad Employees Threaten
to Kill Somebody

WINNEPEG, Sept. lS.-The strike OF
the brakemen and fremen on the Pa
cifc railroad threatens to seriously in
iere with traffic. The lives OF the men
who replaced the strikers are threat
ened, and they are afraid to run trains.
A detachment OF police are detailed to
protect the arrival and departure OF
trains. Public sympathy is with the
men, whose demand is considered rea-
sOnablp
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WHEELING, w. VA, MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 20 1880

would have been killed on the spot by
the crowd but for the timely arrival Of
the officers. He was cut in the fore.
head and covered with bruises from
head to foot. Keefe was shot in the
head, Walsh in the groin, and Dalton in
the breast. Dalton's wound will prob
ably prove fatal. Barrett was arrested.
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"a The Blaine Side Of the Matter.
LETTER FROM HANCOCK

The Democratic Standard Bearer Regrets
His Enforced Absence from the Hicks
vile, O., Meeting, and Improves the
Opportunity to Make Some Pertinent
Remarks
CHICAGO, Ill, September ls:--At
Democratic meeting at Hicksviile, o.,
Yesterday, addresses were made by
Senator Thurman and Governor Hen
dricks, and the following letter from
Gen. Hancock was read;
GovERNoR's ISLAND,
New YORK HARBoR,
September II, 1880. }
Mfsrs. A. p. Edqerton, Benz. Patton and
Others, Hisksritis, Ohio:
GENrLEMEN-Accept my thanks Tor
your invitation TO Hicksville, Defiance
county, O., on the 18th inst. The meet
inc will be one OF unusual interest,
bonored as it will be by the presence OF
those two prominent leaders, Senator
Thurman and Governor Hendricks. The
cause must be one OF no ordinary kind
that brings together these eminent men
on the borders OF the two great States
of which they have long been
distinguished representatives. / have
reason 10 feel proud OF being promi-
nently identified with cause that is
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Nsw Work Rank Statement,

New YORK, September lS-Weekly
bank statement: Loans increase, SSO7, :
30; specie inceease, SlT7 900; legals
decrease, $40 500; deposits increase,
S57S.2OO; circulation decrease, ~, 100;
reserve decrease, S39S,050. The banks
now hold =, ,3O2.S .S25 in excess OF the
legal requirements.
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THE BIG STEAL.

A Rumor In New Yorf that the Attempt
cd Fraud Has Failed Further Re-
turns.
New YORK, September lS.-The Re-
publicans have suddenly stopped pub
fishing Maine dispatches, and the Re-
publican National headquarters are de-
serted tonight. The general belief is
that the attempted fraud in Maine has
failed, as far az the Governor is con-
cerned. through an underestimate OF
Plaisted's real majority by the manipu-
lators OF the count. At p. NJ. the Ma
tional Democratic Committee received
the following dispatch from very re-
liable source:
PORTLAND, Sept. Plaisted's elec-
ton is absolutely certain by two hun
dred majority over all frauds. Full
particulars later"
PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 1S.-Four hun
dred and ninety-seven towns give Da-
Wis 73,4l6; Plaisted, $4,000; scattering
33S. Davis plurality, 4l6. Six towns
to hear from gave last year: Davis, 81;
Smith, %; Garcelon, 20l-a Fusian plu-
raity OF l67. Deducting that, Davis
will have a plurality of 249, which is 50
short OF majority, supposing no fur
ther gains or losses.
Later-Plsistsd's Election Confirmed.
BosroN, September ia special to
the Herald from Portland says: The
latest returns received at the Demo-
cratic headquarters from 496 towns give
Plaisted 3,493, Davis 1882. The
towns to hear from gave, in 1879, Fu-
sion majority OF l67. The returns will
give Plaisted a plurality of lis, if the
towns to be heard from vote az last
year.
"a The Blaine Side Of the Matter.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 20, IA. M.-An
Augusta dispatch says: The election re.
turns give Gov. Davis a plurality OF
about 200 votes. There are still several
towns and plantations to hear from, and
there are some discrepancies in the re-
turns received by telegraph, which
make it difficult to ascertain the exact
result OF the election. 1t is evident,
however, the vote is close, and IL is
quite probable that only the official can
vass OF the returns will decide who is
elected.
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A Republican Wlthdraws.

ST. LoUIs, September lS.-Colonel
Macbeth has Withdrawn as the Republ-
can candidate for Congress in the Sixth
district This leaves Waldle, Demo-
crat, and Hazeltine, Republican-Green-
hacker, in the field.