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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19
MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION.
Cotton Barely StrOnT-GrHiH Firmer,
with saa Upward Tendency Cof-
fee weak - Sugar steady - APP
pies BouyADt-l here is Plen.
ty Of Rain md not
Mach. crHde.
DALLAS, SA URDAY AFTERNOON,
hnnnLuhui. Is INaA

Arytr twenty avs Of splendid weather the
rain commenced falling sghn at daybreak
this morning. A norther began blowing last
night, and by ten O'Clock to-day the atmosphere
was cold, damp, and altogether dispgreesbls
Streets got muddy ali upon sudden, trade
fell off sevsnty-fye per cent. from yesterday,
and, all in ALL we had an unsatisfactory time
of it. Still, there was something doing-Dack
orders made up unfinished business attended
to, and ell oriera from the country brought in
last night wore attended 10 and places IN
depot for the evening trains.
Since the beginning of the month we have
had IN unintarr pied run of good lack. Trade
has besn up 70 the,Cull standard Of the highest
expectations, aud Dallas was indeed the dis
tributng center OF north rexA3. SO far as
our Wholesale trade Ia concerned 1t is not In
terruptei BIZ the Bad weather along the rail-
roads. Butas great deal OFT is shipped to
inland points by wagons, or 'freighters,"
muddy roads play thunder with thaI prong Of
our .u5laesS. WO will have railroads to all
points before long, land after that have no
rainy days, Regular oiti have their busy
and dull ssasors, but hey don't have busy and
dull days in .auy season. With those fixed
for business Il isb 'sy or duh eli over. This,
however, is a new country. Rome was not
buutby Aladdin II to1k the children and
grandchildren OF In II she wolf the mothor-in-
law Of Romulus and RcmuS, six hundred
years. and with a warrant to rob the balance
of tho world 10 complete tho job.
ThSraiR catches good deal of cotton IN
picked. IL is now 1.-The 18th Of December
I" the dead Of vinter"-and what else could |
farmers expect? But the rain will not neces-
ssrlly hurt the cotton. Unless 1t 10 beaten !
upon the ground it will not be injured at all.
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rreight Rnten To

New York, all rail, 81 SO per 100 pounds,
Boston, all rail, 81 Al perl0O pounds.
philadelphia, all rail 81 q per 100 pounds.
Baltimore, all rail, 81 80 per 100 pounds.
To New orleans, sll rail-, 81 per Ion pounds.
10 New Orleans, by FED River, no water.
10 GavcT On, "a - per bale.
To stLt ais, 81 % per bale.
proc ace from st. Louis 10 Dallas, Il
Kansas City, $40 per car,
FollOwinga are the rates from lncin.s IN Kan.
ses south of Kansas City
To Dallas--COrn and oats Ell W., d, l-&2; PC.
tatoe5 per cwt, soc.
TO llutchiu8-COln and oats .2 ,our, roc,
10 Ferrls-Corn ana oats ,tjG, 10 noe.
To Palmer-Flour, $50; corn an 4 oats, 90.
10 Ennis-tlour, sic; corn an loats, lic.
To Rice-Flour, bic; corn an oats, i8c.
Corslcana, Mexia, GrOesheeck 10 50, Waco
Marlin, Dremond, Hearne and u ian -Nlour,6.s
corn and oats, soc.
Z 10 Ualvert-tlour, &C; corn and oats 5Oc.
ON GRAIN-To New Orleans / amer cyt. To
81 Louis, i0cts per hun lred.
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Real Estate.

Sales of city property are active. Every
nook and vacant lot. in the resident portion IL
being inquired af.er and priced, and when
held at present rates Is net hard to dis
pose Of Many lots, however, ere
priced at what they may or may not DO worth
1ve or t,n years from now, and, of courss, are
not sold. Thoy are virtually not for sale. The
Homestead and Loan ass ociation met on Tues
day night for the purpoac Of making their drBt
loan OF funds ON hand. The charter and by
laws are now IN press, end VIII BIO ready Tor
distribution in few days.
In railroad matters there Is nothing especially
now. General Cabel says as seen rs the
bridge over White Rock is finished, the Trunk
VIII walk right into KauGman.
The board ftradS, which meets at IA o'clock
Monday nlgnt, in Orsm's block, will at once
inaugurRte several Eew enterprises for the gen.
eral good of the town, and especial benefit Of
those who iuvaGl in them.
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FRAUDULENT PLOWS +!

The widely extended popularity of implements acoured m nm
asg effort durnga half century build up extensive business nn
Inc principles of fair dealing with cuomn giving them the
pest models that experience and ingenuity could design combined wiz
strictly first class material and the skilled caused unscru
pGloas parties to flood the country with FRAUDULENT ENETTA
EkBAS ofour implements. "N
In order not only to protect hardly earned reputation bu
also the interest OF our patrons both and ov
already brought suit against the makers these r n
nSat ana the purpose OF this notice give warning 70 Fgs
"a us and farmers many of whom comparatively innocent
III INTENT but both OF which classes equally III m ]
Ieoe the law tbst we will hold all Nl and others who
accountability the Courts This applies not only to blows bp 70 n
of plows also as Points, etc FH ' " p'''
aon Of anothe involving bareced ansgresson of pe onv
ana trademark law have become fragrant that have determined to
ourselves OF all redress contained in the AGAINST MEL
%eTOREEs, MERCHANT OR FARMER, who infrinaes Sour
rights by making selling using those frauds
Respectfully
, s:sssz..s Ex Oct $50 B r. AVERY & SONS
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Building MntoriaI.

BmcK-At the kllns 81 50 to $40.
sToNE--At the Dallas quarles SO per cubic
foot. Laid in wall Ito.
LuMBEh-Natiye rough pine $40 per thousand;
Dressed ON one side, so 90; Flooring, tOngu-
ed and grOoved, S25; Dressed Misunderstanding,
3l5 Three-elghth tongued and grooyed ceiling,
$l7 90.
sHNeLEs-Cypress, q per thousand; 3 alive
pine, sap, 49,; do heart, 81 "a.
LATHs--SS 90 per IT. ousand
ORIENT Fort s lott, per bar, 10, rRos-
ondale, 50 90; Louisville, Port land
96 90.
PLASTER OF PAms-Per barrel, 81.
hAIB--Per pound, TIC.
CEMENT FLuEs &C inch, 80 cents; inch, 40
centH; inch ceiling joint, 81; 6 ihch cap. soc;
I inch ceiling joint, 5 10; inch cap do, Gee
DRAIN PIPES iNch, l6c per foot; inch,
20c @ inch, 3-c; inch, iOc; inch, 6Oc
Nike PAINrs-Ready for use and all colors
81 80 per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
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OAK soLs-LEATER-Over 20 lbs, 4Oc; DO
under 20 lbs, SOC.
HEMLoCE SoLE-LEATHER Best Buffalo
slaughter. soc; good DO, 29c; best Matamoras,
zoe good do, &c; good dam sed, 25c; poor do,
l5o.
OAK HARNESS LEATHEE-No. /, 40c; do, No.
IS.
HEMLoCK HARNESS LEATHER-NO. /, So; do,
No. 2, 50.
BPPER-French calf, 81 % to SO; do. klp,sl 10
8Sl.35 per pound; American calf, SOC @Sl SO;
10. kip, 65c.@Sl.
CoLLARa-Duck, No. l. per dozen, $3.50,
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Winep md Minnnra.

ALcoHoL-s2. 80 TO S2.40 per gallon.
WlusKY-Sweet mash, Sl,95@Si.5O; sour
mash, $l.GO@S5, aCc0rd,ns@age.
WISRs--C iarcl, IN case, fSIt@Sl; CataWba,
per gallon, 5l,l0@$2; Port, per gallon. 81 20 al
R8; Sherry, per gallon, 81 ,20@S3; Madeira, pef
Gallon, A.Jo0f5; White wine, In oases, S8 rs
t9Si0.
CuAMrAaNE-CooEs, In baskets, siSaSl0
Hel67inek, In basket, S2S; krug, IN hagket. 81
Domcatic champagne, Sl0Nl6.
ALE-Stuck ale, per dozen, s. l50s2 so; pOr-
tor, per dozen, SlMlt2 80.
BOrrLE BEEH-SI. Louis quarts Sl2, puts
Sl2 60. Bndwiser, $40, pipts $40 so.
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The Stnto of rrn,Ie

Co''oh was" Ulno Sow lh9 receipts were
iNi psiO" yea,oiuHI tnYto WIS Noue'"'o
in4unS, i,'o,y '"pp'''N va l','ip'o'' "au
tne ne" Ao'A 'h"tN'' was qu,e'' 9"'e' ~
DS''as "e'o upO" '"' "''''s VI yo'tor1"S
ns'"O'' D"'0'9 "u'' "'' 4u'A' % ""NS'''
lnp "'"'"'l WIZ onooN 4e'''P'' lo' 'o'urai
uey'
wy pui0a"soi very ,i'''l' w "iioieS'-'o
t' seN''"i eioo'l' Hpe' anu tN0 ''~"'iS
I.loO. ,e''' No'''i Snop' hAu i~'ler 'ousn
u1y oi"'
ny Sooas "l'o "ehU Oil SLOW at re'all'
mcS's are uncnahseu' Ihelo F" NOT Nuch
p"o0u III .'"n' anu uoS li"Oh ""H'ou' DrJ
suns soli better no" IMAM Sin0heo' WIN cleSr
slaes "a cents
n"ls ana ls'u are unoh"ns'a'
Uorh is nir4er' AN one'eu was 'aAen Nv INC
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live stock.

-TTLE-COrnied, SIS to $50; grass do year.
Inns, S5@S5i steers, from 3 to years old,
SlhGS2O; barn cows, Sl5QSl6.
hoRsEs-Mustung ponies, SIS a $40; farm
stock, SiOm$ IS buggy horses, $6O@$lC0; sad
de- $50 TO $40.
MuLEs---From fifteen TO sixteen hands high,
$40 to 9li0 '
Hoas-on foot, 41ig5c. for inferior toprmo
pOrkers.
MUTTON sHEEr-;-They are qTotable ats .5O9sS
per head.
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GoAL-lnlian Nation, e. 30 per ton, deliv
cred.
CoKR-50 centR per barrel.
WooD-Oak, hickory und ash 81 90 per
cord. Sawed stove wood is retailing at Inc
rates of SO TO 81 per cord
CaARCoAL-GJ cents per barrel,
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BACON Long clear Bides o.; short clear
W. Breakfast bacon l2c.
Day SALT-Long clear sides, s; short clear
81.
NAMs-Plaln sugar cured, 1OHc; canvass
ed do, lie.
to 10 pounds, IL; 8 pounds. M.
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.suaARa.--We quote: Powered 10; Crushed
II ~ Granulate1 II; Standard A, l0%, Whit
eNtia -, 9&; extra y 10 to =; yeiios
~ % 10; Louisiana new white clarified i0Isc
Choice >, prime, 81, fak, sI. ''|S''
MoLASSEs-Choice, 81; prime. 10. fair bo, .
Louisiana fair Al; choice 6O '' WV"
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Poultry and aame.

sRAlRIE CHIcKEEs--we quote at l5c. aplsce .
seuIRRRLs-Per dozen, coo. "P'''s'
z cown. 90 30 "P'"s' iof
punKEYS,- We quote ooc TO 7sc. apiece.
Ducks-For tame '7he; wild, CSC apiece.
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BoNrs--We quote mixed 50 10 81 per ton.
HoRNS-2A TO cents per pair.
TALLow--FoW aud - half to Eve cents per
pound Wholesale, Retail cents
BEKswAN-'Wo quote lsc to 20 cents per
pound.
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Renno's Pain nil,ins Magic on

Purides the blood and bile, destroys internal
pain, and relieves all external ailments, when
used according to directions accompanying
each bottle. 1t is the greatest remedy ofthe
age. II never fails. 1t ia sod everywhere.
Try il.
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CoGees aud Teas.

CoiFEE-Rio, common, l29l4c;s ord,
nay 10; fair, 1877 good iG:
PRIME l lohi choice, leH6l7 Laguayrs,
TRAsaImperlal, from 45&6Sc. per psund.
i nouns Tyson 1000; ooions, A5GbOc; Japan.
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GIpEs-Dry 1int, 10 pounds and upwards, 100;
y kps, free of grubs, IL 6; grubb kips, lie;
All damaged wet or dry, ' Saf p ef deer
skins sec. sheep skins from 25c @5Oc each.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

o. 10. W. Poohuh
a, r,MoNArors-2 pounds, 81 25i pounds
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MEDICAL,

Illustrated Aail ,aso N'ulde, 2oV Pages, cIv,,,
ana gilt binding, 80 cents, same in paper
covers, rs cts. Manhood, 10 cents; Woman.
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, 3 cents-securclv
sealed, by mail. Send money or postare
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist
S'7 St ohSrlas strest. St. Louis. Mo.
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RuEgies. Beds. MhceIs nnn rnInn

WHRELs--(Sarven.) IA wholesale, Sl3 per
set; Il $40. %; tS.25; u S7.25.
SPRING WAGON BEDS. --Burrs patent, SIS,
Sl9 and $40 for plain, single and double pan
nClS. $3.50
sHAFTs..-A o., 80; 8 s3.5C.,s
Poles --B 50; A ell.
BUGGIEs ,--B end spring, SO; A side spring,
40. strictly A phaetons $3.50. Carriage :
,;.S. Gentemen's driving buggy, side bar
siooi DO tpeeding,s91. End spring, strictly A
s,4S; top open, a65 to SIS; side prng do, S,i5 to
susoi Jumr'ur seats do, Si93; platform spring
DO, Sl0Oi three spriug do. so.
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COSTON.
Weak, but not lower. We quote:
Wagon Wood. work.

sPoKEs--From 2 to ~ inch, per sst, XXX
select, IS; Xxx, S.. IN.
SAWED FELtoEs--'" % tx, 50 per Get.
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Bagging .nd.rie

Eaes-2bc. per dozen.
BuTTRR--9a 10 "a cents for choice, On 6or IL,
efior country and Texes -"
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In presents, the best selection and lowest
prices, at Laws, No. 504 N q,
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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS. have
been sailing sw ft's Syphilitio Specific fo
years, and regdIo II superior 20 anythin
known TO science, for the diseases for which
u Ia recommended. We have never known
CT a single failure.
s. j. CSssels, ThOmaRville, Gail 7. Greer
q CO., Porsythe, Ga. Z; liant, Ranks u Lamar,
Atlanta, Ga; PemhertOn. Sauuels & Rev.
I1lds, Atlanta, Ga; Daniel d. Marsh, Atlanta.
ga.
ATLANTA, GA, July 4, 1874,
We have used Swifl's Syphiiiiin Specific in
the Treatment of ggnyicts for the LAST year.
and believe Il is the only certain remedy that
viii Eject permanent cure Icr diseases for
which yUurecOnimeud it.
GRANT, ALEXANDER A Co.
81 0oO reward viii he paid to any chemjst
woo win find, on analysts Of 100 battles of
= s.. S., ono particl6 Of mercury, iodide potns.
Cium, orauy mineral substance.
PreuSred only by the Swift Specific COM
pany, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by George Z. at
gins, Thomp'on, schott 4 Co., and W. II
Paters n.
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"',Aaa'a',s'sse-standard. Il to Tx.
N-How IiEs--s2 80 per bundle.
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Fish and NYsterA.
suears and syrups,

oYsTSRs- Is c. per HUNDRED.
Frsli-l21lo. per ID.
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DnIlas Wool Market,


Fine, 20; medium, %; heavy, zoo. Black,
bury and dirty, 5 TO 10 cents of.
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A POSITIVE CURE

Without medicine. ALDAN'S sol UBLE
INDICATED BOUQIES. Patented Oct. Ii,
1876. One boz
No. WIN cure any case in four days, or less.
No will cure the most obstinate case, no
matter Of how long standing
No nauseous doses of cubehs, cOtalua, or oil
Of sRndalwogd, that are certain to produce dis
pepGia by destroying the cOatings Of the
stomach.
Price, 81 80 Sold by ali druggists, Or mailed
on receipt Of price.
For tuthor par icglor7 send fo' circular.
p. o. Box i,5,3. j. c. ALLEN Il CO., So
John street. Ne ~ York.
Quick, safe ana sure cure,
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CHEVIOTS.
TINE BROWN sHEErINGs.
Granlteville .......81G Crescent. .1a

Augusta..."....... So HhmiltOn,....,,..,..9
Brown CUpTONS.
htCrick W., 4-i.."sA Ontario A, 4-A...,Sh |
AA, ~ ~ Albion Z, 4-i......63 |
dranitevlileAA,4-4S Glendale g, A. IS
dranltevlle RR,7-S Atlantic v, 7-s.'Tn |
Langley a, "A. ....SA Bellview XX,4-i
Augusta, 49, .."8 Hudson River. *
4-l,..,,.......7 Indian Head .....SM !
NmusOr A.. ....... Antelope. ,......
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NMENINS ND PLAIDS.

Alahama.,,..,...- SunnySido.......lO
Augusta ,...,...... Cumberland 10 IL
Cosmpotitan...... lOH Monitor ....,.......lO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-18

ATLANTA, Ca, September IVA few
days since DR.. John G. westmoreland. a
prominent citizen, published a card in
which he alluded to Joe Browns appoint
ment to the 0. s. Senate as bargain and
sale, charged that Bacon has been openly
using money to secure the support Of the
negroes for Gov. Colquitt, in the State
election. julius Brown, son Of the
Senator, replied in card, and denounced
It as q willul and malicious lie. A cor.
respondence at once began. Senator Hill
and other friends heard OF the trouble
and did all that was possible,to settle 1t,
but in vain. Westmoreland was arrested
last night and gave 5000 to keep the
peace. Brown could not be found but
was seen driving in close car
riavs out OF the city this morning,
and was promptly arrested and put under
bond. Tonight both parties are out Of
town, and rumor says they have arranged
10 meet tomorrow at Sand Bar Ferry, the
famous duelling ground opposite Augusta.
It Is said that they will fight with
reyolvers ten PAGES apart, each to
Ore at pleasure after the first shot.
Both parties assert nothing, but the fight
will occur, rs neither will retract one
word. Tho affair hus created much ex-
element, and is all the talk tonight.
Browns second Is Col. ], W. Avery,
ColquiGts Private Secretary, while O. 81.
Williams Is acting for Westmorelaud. The
whole affair Is the result Of q aterribly bit
ter feeling engendsred in the present State
canvass.
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were Mohawk Kate and Blue Goose.
Result: Mohawk Kate first on the first
beat and second on the other two. Blue
Goose second on the first, and first on the
othertwo.
The County trotting race was finished
yesterday after my letter left, Fritz win.
ming the third heat, bnt was ruled out be-
cause OF 1t not being the first time
for him on the track, as the conditions
required.
On the intermediate trotttng race the
judges were T. @. Martin, OF the Grant
House sale Stables, Of Wheeling; Major J.
9. Anderson, Of Wheeling, and K. w.
Chambers, Of Mt Pleasant, Ohio.
On the sweepstakes trot, J. S. Burley, Of
Benwood, DR.. @. u. Monroe and Msjo
Anderson were the judges.
DR.. Fisher, Of M0rristown, Ohio, exhib-
tied Walker A. Woods, reaper, In compa-
ny with Hoge & Co., OF Wheeling, W. Va.
They claim for It superiority in its front
cut and folding arrangement Hoge &
Go. had also on exhibition the Oliver
Chilled Plow, the Hoosier Grain Drill, the
Hoosier Corn Drill and The Studebaker
Farm Wagon.
The exhibit OF cattle was very fine, also
OF sheep, especially The fine wool sheep.
The diiplay OF hogs was also good. We
q conversation in which one
was setting forth the great superiority Of
stock in this county over that in Marshall
county, W. Va, attributing the difference
10 the good influence OF County Fair,
no fair ever having been there.
As We close the goods are being removed
from the ground.
A drunken fight on the ground between
.wo men, one Smith, oi Bellaire, and
Yuas, OF Morristown, resulted in the ar
rest and locking up OF Smith.
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BELLAIRE.
New Glass Works TO be RuIIt-RaiIroad
Stoek-PoIitienI-Per dc,

New Glass Works 10 be RaIIt-RaIIroad
-PolitieaI-PerXonaI, dc.
Geo. H. Muth, R. A. McGregor, ]. NJ.
Maring, @. @. Kelly, Jas. F. Anderson and
Samuel Simmons have applied for char
ter for a bottle works, to make both flint
and common ware, to be located here. The
stock will be $4,000, divided into small
shares Of $50 each.
Most Of our citizens are signing the
agreement, which wementioned some time
ago, agreeing to give their stock in the
Bellaire and Southwestern railroad to
those few members who wish to hold on
to the road, provided these men will guar.
antee them against any future assessments.
The Democratic clubs were TO have jol-
llfication; but 1t did not come off for OBJ
vious reasons.
A great many went TO the St Clafrsyille
fair both Thursday and Friday and COM
planned Of the st, Clairsville railroad which
had goue, with crowd from the West, be-
fore the Bellaire train got TO Quincy, com.
pelling them to wait for another train.
The Fourth ward Garfield marching
club has ordered Continental suits, which
are to be ready by Wednesday next.
D. W. Cooper ID back again, able to be
on our streets.
Rev. Wallace, OF the U. P. Church, will
preach Sunday evening on the subject OF
Baptism. R. C.F.
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NATIONAL DENocRATIc COMMITTEE,
NKM YoRK. September II, 1850.

NkN 1Okkt Septeuu0t AZ 4SSS'
The latest rnliable and official returns
from 52s towns gives Plaisted 700l9 and
Davis 70,60S, a Republican majority OF
$40, In the same towns in 1876 the OPP
position vote WAS 81, 400, Republican q, :
I65; Republican majority 1926 The Re.
publican loss in 1880 from the correspond.
ING election in 1875 is 1857. There are
5g towns and plantations yet 70 hear from.
The relative gain in these towns as com.
pared with 1875 would give us at a low
estimate over 1000 Democratic ms J0rity.
Tie Republican manipulators in Maine are
pretending 10 claim majority for Many,
and are undoubtedly trying to doctor the
returns TO make them bear ont this claim.
II remains TO be seen whether they pro.
pose 10 begin In Maine to reinaugnrate the
fraud Of 1875. For two days Blaine and
the Republican leaders have conceded
Plaisted's election as the Republican party
did Tilden's in 1876. The entire machinery
for the counting q the votes is in the
hands Of the Republican Returning Board;
Usually in past years It has only required
about two days " ASCERTAIN the definite
results In Maine. This year, all Of the
first returns showed great Democratic
gains, and 1t was only when the Republi'
cans manipulators have stopped the re-
Turns from coming in and delayed them
until they could be altered, that the
changes were made in favor Of Davis. As
an instance, the county OF kennebecr
which usually completesits returns in one
dRy, was held back until alter Thursday
and 1t Is openly asserted by lormef Ne
publican leader, that the returns are kept
back for manipulation.
Two out OF 6ve Congressman, Murch and
Ladd, are conceded. Philbrick, the Dem
ocratc candidate in BlaiDe's district, the
third, while actually elected mGy be count.
ed out by fraud by very small msiofity,
under 100. In the First district Anderson,
the Democratic candidate, is practically
| In the same position, as the Republicans
only claim majority for Reed OF %, thus
showing that out Of five Congressman foul
Democrats were elected. This is the best
criterion by which to judge the popular
sentiment Of the State. Plaisted Il GlearlJ
elected and can only be defeated by
fraudulent count The only gains shoWf
by the Republican party, or claimed b.
them, are In Democratic counties, inacces
sible By telegraph and away from lines o
railroads. The best evidence Of the frauC
proposed to be perpetYAted Is the fact tha
while the Fusion ticket shows large gain
ali over the State in Republican cities ant
counties the Republican gain Is claimed Il
Democratic counties.
[Slgnedl WN. Il. BARSuN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-18
I'm, A,laprIe and paeige Railroad.

ST. LoUls, September IA party, in
cluding two Directors Of the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad, left vfnita, Indian Terri.
tory, the present terminus Of the St Louis
and San Francisco road, yesterday to make
a reconnaissance Of the line as surveyed
through the Cherokee Nation and other
parts Of the Territory, thence 70 Albu-
querque, New Mexico. This movement
indicates preparations for constructing
the railroad through the Indian Territory,
eaat to west, and the revival Of the char,
ter given by the Government 70 the At
lAntic and Pacific Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-18
FSTA BLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852
nLAINE lo JEWELL.
a summary of the ResuIt In Detail
Good Republican Gains.

Good Republican Gains.
AUGUSTA, September l7.-Mr. Blaine
sent the following telegram to-day to Hon
Marshall Jewell, Chairman of the Nation
al Committee, New York. We have com
plete returns, with the exception OF afew
distant plantations. give youa summary
Of the result: In the election OF 1873 the
Republicans lacked l,ol5 votes oil a ma
iority. This year we hsye made gains
in twelve counties, held our own
in two counties and in two othef