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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24
A Runaway Husband.
Detroit Free Pres,

One day last week a man residing in
East Toledo, o.. skipped from his family
and brought up in Detroit. His wife
got clue to his whereabouts, and came
on after him, and yesterday she had an
interview with him at the Central Sta
ton, where he had been run in for the
purpose She had no tears to shed
On the contrary, her hair had a fight
ing bang, and as soon as she could get
her breath she began
$50, you miserable little apology for a
human being, you skipped out, did
you ?"
No reply.
after had washed and scrubbed,
and sewed for nearly twenty years, o
support YOU, you got tired of your fam
lily, did you? Our style of living wasn't
tony enough to suit you, and you want
ed diamond pin and a camel!
Say, Lucy, I'm sorry, he mumbled
"Well, ANTI" she snapped. son,
the contrary, Pm glad of it! You've
chewed tobacco, and drank whisky. and
whitfield shingles, and loafed on the cor
ners at my expense just as long as you
ever will!''
what do you want of me, them
want of your" Why, | want to
clear my character! All the neighbors
say that you ran away from me, and
some pity me and some laugh. You
ran away from mel Why, you low
down corner loafer, you couldn't run
away from anything but spade or an
AK. / followed you to get this matter
straight I've got to live there, and I'm
not going to be either pitied or laughed
at"
"What do you want?" he asked
Heres what / WANT she said, as
she seized his collar and twisted him
around. "Now you take that-and
that-and that-and I'll have these
officers sign paper that l found you
and kicked you out to take care of your
self Now you git Don't ever write
me, don't ever dare to come back to
met Even if hear you ever tell any
body that you were married to me,
I'll buy a shotgun and hunt for your
The husband sneaked out doors and
down the street, and the wife, having
the "docs" in her pocket, walked the
other way, muttering to herself:
Skipped QUIT Run away from his
family! WE'LL his old shirts will make a
mop worth twice the value of his whole
body Now, want to see some one
grin, in the face of this testimonial that
| raised him right off his heels !"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24
Jersey Rnffnr

Jersey Butter is all the fashion, and it has be-
mp uniform color throu Oh the year, using arti-
hcial color when Necessary. Dairymen who wish
to be In the fashion use the Perfected Butter
Color made by Wells, Richardson & Co, Burlfng
ton, Vt. Hon. Z. d. Mason, Pres. Dairy Assoc
says; alt gives the brightest and most perfect
color to butter of any substance have ever used.
i know 1t 10 be, as you say, as harmless as salt,
and 1t adds several cents per pound TO the value
of butter"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24

serves the right to withdraw any lot to
prevent sacrifice. Mr.. Anderson then
put up lot No. l. Some one in the crowd
bid $4,000. and here it hung. The
customary auctioneers' jokes and
stories couldn't bring more bidders.
After waiting about an hour Judge Ray
ner withdrew the lot and adjourned the
sale
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24
Prejudice Kills.

sEleven years orr daughter suffered on bed
Of misery under the care of several of the best
(and some Of the worsD physicians, W no gave her
disease various names but no relief, and now she
il restored 10 us in good health by a. simple
two years before using 1t. We earnestly nope
aud pray that no else viii let their sick suffer
as We did, on account OF prejudice against so
gooa;a medicine as Hop Bitters. "-The Parents.
: Telegram.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24

panied by desertion or cruelty" The
reasoning in the Judgment rooms, how
ever, to invite us to infer that Mr.. Briggs
had only to make up his mind to settle
in Kansas in order to get rid of his Eng
lish wife in the easy way known to peo-
pie there.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24
Twenty Years a Sufferer.

DR. r. V. PIERCE:
Dear Sir-Twenty years ago was shipx-ecked
on the Atlantic Ocean, and the cold and exposure
caused a large abscess to form on each leg, which
kept continually dischargfng. After spending
hundreds of dollars, with no benefit, was per
suaded to try your Golden Medical Discovery, and
now in less than three months after thking the
first bottle, am thankful to say | am completely
cured. and for the first time in ten years can put
my left heel TO the ground.
am, sir, yours respectfully
WILLIAM RYDER,
81 Jefferson Street, Buffalo, n. 7.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24

The wedding drees of Miss Barthosd,
daughter of the consul general at Para
quay, was of handmade Spanish laae,
and cost So, 500.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24
81 Jeflereon Street, BuHa


"Oh, mamma cried mischieyous
little urchin. II cheated the hens 80
nicely just no. / threw them your gold
beads, and they thought they were corn,
and ate them up as fast as they could. "
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24

When Garfield went through the
Chinese quarters in San Francisco, the
filth and wretchedness made him the
sickest man of the small party of which
he was one. He turned very pale.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24
A Democrat Cured.

A leading democrat Of Burlington, Mr.. E. II
Sutton, speaks in the highest terms of the curative
power of the celebrated kidney-W ort. 1t br'sL
now uses ii whenever he has any symptoms Of
biliousness or needs.toningup. II aeis ehicieTlly
on the bowels, and cures the worst cgses Of plies
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24
Danger Signals.

Five eminent men have died within the pe@l
few weeks of Bright's Disease, and many more
will soon die of the same fearful destroyer becndsE
they do not take Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, the only sure remedy for this and other lid
ney and liver diseases
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24

A wash that would usually take all day with
ordinary soap, can be done in three hours, with
Dobbins' Electric Soap (made by Cragin & c.
ric. Try it.
KidneY-Wort has proved the most effective cue
for piles and constellation : be sure To lrN il
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24
HoMEopArnIc Tnrilr Medicine Cne!

General Miles, the Indian fighter will
deliver the annual address before the
graduating class at West Point.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24

HOMEOPATHIC Family Medicine Cases
and books, giving concise directions tsr
treating all common ailments, are "a
great comfort and a positive saving in
every household. The best assortment
of all styles and prices is found At
Boericke & TafePs Homeopathic PhaF-
macy, 35 Clark ST., Chicago. Describ-
tive Price Currents gratis. Business
established in 1885.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24

Females that are liable 10 suppression by takifg
cold, or irregular or painful mensuration shousl
always keep Carters Compound Extract of SmaIs
weed on hand, and its use VIII convince them that
It Is Natures remedy in those complaints u.
Bosworth 4 Sons, wholesale agents, Milwaukee.
o. Noble & Co., Proprietors, Erie, Penn
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24

1t is to be hoped that mosquitoes will
use the telephones this year.-Nelc York
Herald.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24

will send their cele brated Electro Voltage
Be is to the afflicted upon 80 days uisl
what they say Write them without delay
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-24

Why suffer sleepless nights when your
Baby is not well? You can buy DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup at all Drug Stores
for quarter of q dollar.
, 1880-03-27
Con. Grants Talk with Lord Ueac0ns-
Heidi

C0r1tRpH14snts StW T1Tk TFatuns. !.
I.0Nl,ONt Feb. 98.-A society journal has
published whnt pnrports 10 bo MI extract
from Ar. j.. Il, ioung's book about Gen,
Grant containing repOrt Of . conyersaiioM
between Gen. Grant md Lord neAconstfela.
II would seem from this extract that Gen,
Grant repeated TO Mr.. Young Whit Lord
BeacOnstiell safd to him, and Mr.. Young re-
pet.ts it-Ly Gen. Grants llcvllsu and periuis-
sior-ln llls buok. Lord lscaconslleid Is laa.lo
u say ns wished 10 iieayen wo ft!4e Amer
icans1 llaa taken Mexico TINT England would
not Ike anything better t!inn To see the
United States ariiex It." Tho book Itself
have never seen, but Ms. yuNnS's "soeluty"
frientl describes 1t as conta!nlnX "1fany Tn.
terestllg conversations between the General
ald lnost Ut tho leading European Statesmen
with wl!Dln hp cams Iii contact, which have
the guaranteed ot authenticity tgu.N thelr hay-
by ten. Gflllt himself"
II the astounding statement ba true, one
eau only tnfer that Gen. Qraut has made lip
Ills !nlnl never to return to Europe, aud that
lIs dues not care what Is thought 1T tlM Iere.
men" talked with him freely. 1t does not
BeelA to have occurred u Gen. GrAnt that
they talked to hln! freely BECAUSE they sup
posed they were talking col,ttlenttally. Lit
lla4 occurred to theul tllat their confidential
aud trunk conversation WAS ~ 10 repeated to
, 1880-03-27

report ct what Mr: Webster Hnl said nl,-
RsarSd ~ print Mr Wh'npleM na4 r. rce!l +, ana WIS is
re.A It before. hleetIng ,Mr. Webster soon
afterwards, lle meltlnsiti this ltleu to hlN,,
md Inquired! whether it could possibly hayo
any foundation IN fact,
"cgHrA1NLY IT HAS"
replied Mr. Webster: "Don't you remember
tnak togetller lust summer at Newport. w!iie
across iii. W,hipplo''s inln!l tint alr. Webster
Ind tl,e'l rele4f 4fsttl thu leKal argument Of
~ Ks tio debate d. tit liz Foot resolution pro-
gressed, 1t revealed IN evident Intention
g attack New ENGLAND, and cspeeinlly
htassasllusetts. This brought Mr. Webster
pS spssc f by afsn se4ns f h. a eos%G IS ls csSt 9t
hM nte the 81 scn%ts. % Il ~ WIS lii i'ls daty' sS',
md duty WHICH llo should fulfill. s0 place
hcr history mud her gonduct, hcr honor, anl
4 ! fuw days ,latur, Nj. Webster heard ills
Statt alll l,l,asnlf Mercicsly attacked BY
tsen. llaync, ef South Cnrollna.77no mcati
highly educated, Will, . slender, graeufi!
trained, ,aeliitiuons yoiss. Tie l!augnty yoHtll
Carolinian ellteretl tho lists of tho poliitcal
tonrliem'snt .y }lks sa!ad|u to oppose tlIs fun'
Wien Nr. Webster went to the senatc.
Chamber to reply to lien. flayne, un Tues.
dry. IAll. "a, ho felt himself A,aster OF thu
s,sq ' sssss ae9at s
euce, lio wore OH TINT day
THE wA10 UNIFORM,
which lad been copied by the Royolu,
tionaiy heroes,-a, blue cont with bright
buttons, 4 bnK Waistcoat. aud high wl,itt
',, S!asn, = Nfatner Was na nasensin!e to ts
, 1880-03-27

nm interviewer for publication, the interest,"
Ing conversations would haze been, It Is safo
tn sny, m,tct less Interesting. Tint Gen.
Grant SHOULD publish, OF. allow. to bo pl,b-
}ls!vtl, what ,Taa said between him and tlo
public men wllnse e1test he wns IL n breach
t,f good fnAll nlnl eou.l manners 50 gross ns
10 l'e MI but incrc,liblc. Ono would wlsl.
to Mlteyc M tlat i tesG eo',vsrsatons are gtyc1,
(;rnnt only. hut Of those wiosc talk llo 70
rcals. Bit our society Journal loea not say
so. Probably ien. Grant wns not conscious
that l.e, was doing anything improper. #
would be too nlucll to expect TINT he, should
i,o fctterctl hy tho rules that govern tho coil.
duet OF gentlemen wllo have not constructed
fresh social codes for their private use. a
man WHO ,coul!l With difficulty be prevented
from smoking. III tho drawing-ro1m. of tho
Princess Of Wales may naturally hold orIgl-
nal views on ntller questions Of social pro.
priety, But II Gen. Grant cares 10 sen what
tose whose confidence lle Inns betrayed
think Of bis in.!1scrctions, ley him come over
fra a9a 1e 1ns T i h e +. e9n,xffsatos , , rs
tempted to report tlieln.
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Of sperm oil J. and ". r. wing. She eeh1 holi' y"
the voyage 142 barrels OF sperm OIL
REPUDIATTON ~ ARKANSAS.

EX-SENATOR DORSEY SHOWS THAT THE WHOLE
SCHEME WAS GATIC-RFPuBLlCANs STOOD
sOLIDLY FOR PUBLIC HONESTY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l
CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE Eastern Democratic
press have claimed great credit for the defeat OF the
constitutional amendment in Arkansas re-
pudiatinC tho State debt. To show no"
much credit that party in the South Is
entitled to as defenders of the public fath,
wish to state that, with the exception of three
men. Senator Garland. John ID. Adams and D. N.
Smithee. not a single Democrat Of even local prom-
nence in the State opposed this most disrcpuiaoie
measure 1t was passed by legislature almost
unanimously Democratic and earnestly advocated
by nine-tenths Of their leaders.
IF the amendment is defeated at all, when con-
slider a matter of doubt. II will be by the hspuoh-
can vote The only hand or part the Repuo'canS
took In the late election in Arkansas was aeainstt
tbe fsnenduent. The Republican state Cehtrit
CommItbee met and issued an address 10
the Republicans of the state. nfgihg
them 10 vote against this amendment THIS advce
was accented and the Republeaas of the State cast
substautially sohd vote against 1t. be evidence
of tAe ruth OF this stationery IL proved 0y the Iac
that the maIsrties agaigst the amennhe,it
only came frem Republican counties. III Tue
vote couid pe accurately aseeTtained am certain
thai # werud he found shat at least tw0-thnds OF
Ucans ncoIr " ~ =. w. DORSEY.
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RAIL WAY Ne VS..
THELACKAWANNA EXTENSION.

THE LACKAWANNA EXTENSION.
STOCK TO THE NIw LINE TO BUFFALO SUBSCRIBED
PRESIDENT SLOAN ABOUT 10 INSPECT THE
PROPOSED ROUTES.
The route of the proposed extension of the
Delaware Lackawauna and Western Railroad to Buffalo
has not been determined The engineers have COM
peted the preliminary surveys. and samuel SlOan pres
ident Of the new company and sidney Dillon. who ex-
meets TO have the contract for building the line,
together with few other friends OF the enterprise VIII
leave this city to-day special train for Bng-
hamton. There they will meet the surveyors, and with
them examine the land out for the proposed road
SIR Dillon declared recently that the road would be
built in less time than any equal length OF road was
ever built IN this country.
The subscriptions for the stock have been made and
they considerably exceed the authorized amount The
b uds and stock have Deen by the subscribers
and portion OF the amount has been already paid IN.
The Great Western Railroad OF Canada. with which the
new line will be connected, has the right TO use the In
tenational Brigr across the Niagara River, aud that
will present the means or connection D"t"een the
two roads contract for working arrangelnent oe-
tween the two companies not been completed nut
its preparaton has been left wth the aorhtys OF e
LacgaWanua Company II that contract should not De
suffcirntv strOng"a director OF the latter company
said YESTERDAY" :" " will be simply our own faut lh
re- gard 10 the contract for the work the same director
said; Mr. Dillon Is willing to undertake tue work, nut
the Executive Committee has methlg 10 say IN regard
to the price at which II shall be done
Ii IA understood that the completion or the line Will
he pushed with all possible speed The routes surveyed
bv the engineers have been found to be more favorable
than pad been anticipated
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Sept II, 1850.
Tho Pus,an cruiser Moscow sailed on Saturday from
Odessa for tae Pacific wita two torpedo bost-
futile attenut was made Saturday to a-sassnate
the Prefect OF NtiadOnd. The criminal was arrested
A train from Waterloo station. London, for Hampton
Court came I'm collision with engine last night -Four
persons were killed and thirty injured
Alta meeting of Wages Committee last night II was
decided to have the operatives at Accrngton or Great
Uarvood 60 on strike but the final decision was post
poned pending further SHOP meetings OF the weayers at
inc bcgnning OF the week
President Hayes has committed the sentence
OF death passed by tho United States
representative on an American citizen guilty
OF murder IN Egypt. into imprisonment FOR me.
The convict remains Professionally III the Consular
prison at SMYRNA
Great preparations are making for the re
ception o, the Emperor and tne whole court at
Cologne on the 10Th OF October for the official
onenc Of the Cathedral The festivities promise 10 be
very grand and will last three days. lhe occas Oh
is regarded throughout Germany as an important
national tete.
HAVANA sept. Ion the Island OF Dominica con
tinuous heavy rains and high winds prevailed from
August u TO 49, putting the whole island under
wntor Tne crops were rotted and destroyed. On the
Island OF 81 johns phosphate u ume has been dlscoV-
u large quantities The estate owned BY the Gov
ernment and rented by y MeDrhaid
OTTAWA ont, Sept. 12.-The annual pilgrimage TO
Notre Dame de Lourdes took place to-day. Several
thousand atholics participated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
RELAXING STREET TRACKS.
Seventy-ive men were busiiy engaged yes
terday in relay ing the car tracks II Futon-st
BALTIMORE CELEBRATIONS

BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-This being the anni-
versary of the battle OF Point, the Cd defenders
of Baltimore, numbering nine. met at the city Hall at
10 o'clock and conveyed in carriages to Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church. Madison-avew thew
listened 10 the annual discourse. Tomorrow. according
TO their annual custom they will meet AT the CITY Hall
at 10 o'clock. march around the Battle Monument ana
afterward take dinner at Druid Hill Park Thefe are
,g svsnt.en survivors OF the society," Oldest OF
whom is ninety four and the youngest eighty three years
old. ~ IL. ..,
,borifes ana number Of civic societies for grand cce
bratlon OF the 5Oth anniversary OF e rounding OF bh-
and continue five davs Mayor LarObe ana Otner gen
emcn Will leave here Wednesday mex To attend the
OF the 2JOih anniversary OF the settlement
NJ Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
AT GOVERNOR GARCELoN's HON

MR. FRYEs REELECTION PLACED BEYOND DOUBT
LFwisTO>, Me. Sept. 12.-The Id Congresslonal
District stood firm III 1873 when the old Republi-
can districts were swept away by the GreenDack
wave. Ii is more strongly Republican to-day than
II has been before since 1876. The reelection OF
William L. Frve. the veteran representative OF the
distinct Is predicted on all hands, and his majority
Is seldom placed at less than = ,0O0 Many RepubI-
cans believe will 20 up to at least $500 Fryes
Fusion competitor is Fogg the Tabulator who as
a member of Governor Garcelon's Council, took
leading part IN Inventug and carrying out the
tricks and frands practised ut Augusta last
wirter for the purpose OF straqng the
State Government. Fogg has all along
claimed his election, but bis claim has been re-
carded by his own followers as absurd. He prob
ahlv will run far behind the Fusion state tlcNet,
ana that ticket will be beaten out of SIGHT III tins
district MI FRYE has done hard work on the stump,
not contnng his labors 10 his own district winch
he REGARDED ~ certain from the beginning on the
campaign. The canvass has been Temarkaoie loi
the number of meetings held and the amonnt OF
diljcent work done to influence individual voters
All Republicans are hopeful of a signal victory Tor
the State ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
HOT WORK IN THE CANVASS.

REPUBLICANS MORE EARNEST THAN EN
,uF rIFCrIox IN MAINE To-DsY-A SIGNAL RE-
PUBLICAN VICTORY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
u>TIRING WORK FROM NOW UNTIL fLkCii"N
pAY-ARRANGEMENTs FOR THE MAss-MEEliN'
AT TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The election in Maine will take place TO-
day. The Republicans have done nara "olA
in every part of the State and expect a
signal victory The majority looked Tor Is AL
the way from 5000 to 10000 Republicans
will consider a few thousand glorious VIC
tory. The work which the Republican state
Committee and the National Republican Com
nittee will do between this time and eleehoh
dav will be Of the kind that attracts
the attention of the voter much more
than the quiet preparatory efforts at organ,
izo;ion. 1t will consist of series of political
meetings. at which the great issues Will be
discussed by the leaders of the party. fur-
ther details of the meeting to be held Sep
tember II at the Academy of Music are given
herewith.
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TIE PRESIDENT 45KED TO NEDIA7E.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept ia committee
y, settlers from Fresno Couaty and TIE
uusse Slough region. Tuare County, waited upon
President Hayes yesterday. the Pa ace Hotel Tue
committee was composed OF Dr. J. Is. Fiewelllng j..
Doyle T. j. Clark and j. Cofey. Tley stated tia the
oo,ct OF their visit present him with an address
setting forth the true history oil tnc recent Sire Dc-
T,v asked his careful consideration Uf the ducunr nj,
and nved bin HaufOri, thdt he might ser
the neoule VINO transformed tie desert lands II mat
region into productive farms ana eouvhce blnlseu thtt
they not outlaws IHey Stdteu tih' lueg cou-
Sred eyctlons as unjust aud cruel the question aa
~ who we're properly entitled 10 rne possession OF the
lands now pendlug oeiOre the Chl'eu states
Supreme Court. -,., .,..
Inc President received the address, and replied That
be would do all he could consistently for the settlers.
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night who does not believe that the result in Maine
will be victory for the Republicans. The changes
of public sentiment in this respect have been nota-
ble For weeks after the Cincinnati Convention
Maine was accounted by the Democrats as nearly
safe for their candidates by of the fusion oe
tween their party and the Greenbackers. Two
weeks ago Democratic orators and politicians VINO
had been up there TO help in tho campaign began 10
return and expressed their disgust and DISCOURAGE
mcnt very openly. Thereup)n the Re2uDii%Cahs can
took heart. Recent advlces received oN NcW-Ins
land men of prominence here lead them To expect
a Republican majority over all OF not much II any
less than 10 900.
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No HOPE FOR THE FUsIoNIsTs.
1ur THIRD DIsrRICT CONCEDED TO THE REPuB-
LICANs.

TUr THIRD DIsrRICT CONCEDED TO The khfCb-
IICANS.
Arcrsr,. Me- Sept. 12.-MT. Lindseys reelection
IN the lid Congressional District Is conceded by
the Fuslonists The Republicans claim a majority
Of . 600 for HIM. His opponent IL Philbrick' who
objected To the counting of he whole Republican
,,te of SKowhegan last year because the ballots
were printed with the names in two columns in
stead of one He was particularly active IN dis
francbising a majority of his felow-ctizHns and in
urocnrlnC certificates Of election for the Fusion can
didates for the Legislature whom the people de-
feated at the polls.
The general canvass closes with increased coni-
dence of victory among the Republicans, who are
claiming the State tonight by uajorties ranging
from 3 900 to 1900. Sanguine men talk about
10 600 or 70 600. but the more cool headed seeing
win what stubbornness the FuslcuStS Kept up the
fight to he last lnODent,say that naJ1rltV o lew
tousaud will be a GLORIOUS victory, ana is an luaJ
orpbt 70 be expected. Mr. Blaine managed the can
vas. with his accustomed vlgOr and sdg.cUN. ana
af tne same time kept the stump cont tinuonSiy'
VISITING ali parts of the state. The night has been
fhe aarl.st known III Maine by tho present genera
ton Never before were many meetings beid ana
50 much close work done.