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 CHARLESTON, September 17.-To-
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 MARICoPA September 17.-There
 were 27, pounds of Silver King concentrations shipped to-day. The Maine Election.
 AUGUSTA, Me, September 1s.- Senator Blaine sent the following telegram yesterday:
 Augusta, Me, September 11.-Hon'
 Marshal Jewell, Chairman Republi- can Committee: We have complete returns, with the exception of few distant places, and I give you sum- mary of the result. In the election of 1879, the Republicans lacked 1045 votes of majority. This year we have made gains in twelve counties, held our own in two, and in two oth- CTS we have had slight losses. Our net gam in the whole sixteen counties is reckoned at 1900, and possibly 1600. That Davis Is reelected is no longer denied by his opponents. His majority oyer Plaisted will probably not vary much from 400. We have chosen three fourths of the county officials, more than two-thirds of the State Senate, and large majority of the House, giving the Republicans complete control of the State Govern ment in all its branches. Our only regret is our failure to retain the Fourth and Fifth Congressional Dis tricts. We succeeded in reducing the majority in each, however, one-third from the Fusion majority of two years ago; but the Democratic alarm over the result in Vermont caused the ap- plication of arguments in both dis tricts during the last week which VIC would not mest.
 on, HOW IT HURTsi
 NEW YORK, September 1S.-The National Democratic Committee has issued the following supplementary statement relative to the election in Maine:
 The latest reliable and official re- turns from 420 towns give Plalsted 70,019 and Davis 70, COS; Republican majority of 679. In the same towns in 1876 the opposition vote was 57,- 499, the Republican 72,705, Repub- lican majority of 15,266. Republican loss in 1880, since the election in 1876, 14,5S7. There are 5S towns and plan tations to hear from; the relative gain | in these towns, compared with 1876, | would give, at the lowest estimate, over l, ,OOO majority for the Democrats. The Republican managers in Maine are pretending 10 claim majority for Davis, and are trying to do theIr ut most 10 bear out this fraud. IL remains to be seen whether they pro- pose beginning in Maine to re-inaug- urate the frauds of 1876. For two days Blaine and the Republican lead CTS conceded Plaisted's election, as the Republican party did Tilden's in 1876. The entire machinery for count ing the vote is in hands of the Repub- licans. Usually in the past years il has only required about two days to ascertain results in Maine; this year all the first returns showed great Dem ocraIc gains, and it was only when the Republican manlpulators had stopped the returns from coming in and delayed them so that they could be altered, that things were made to look in their favor. The county of Kennebec, which usually completed its returns in one day was held back until after Thursday, and it is openly asserted that the returns were kept back for manipulation. Two of the five Congressmen-Murch and Ladd- are conceded. PhilbrIck, Democrat ic candidate in Blaine's district, the Third, while actually elected, may b counted out by fraud by small ma iority-under 100. In the First Dis trict, matters are in the same position, as the Republicans only claim a ma iority for Reed of 9S, thus showing that out of five Congressman four Democrats were actually elected. There is but one criterion by which to iudge-the past. The sentiment of the State is that Plaisted is clearly and can only be defeated by a fraudulent count. The only gaIns shown by the Republicans or claimed for them are in Democratic counties by tele2 rsph away from lines of railway. The best evidence of the frauds proposed to be perps- .rated is the tact that while the Fusion ticket shows large gains all over the State in the Republican cities and the Republicans gains are . noo.-o,,c naupttaS
 Mirabile Dietu:
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 1e.- At meeting of the Board of Election rnnnmissio.,srs. to-lav. a lesolut!on