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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
REpTRIICAN GAINS

4 MAJORITY OF 2.2i3 AND A GAIN or 40 IN 300
TOWNS HEARD FROM-THREE CONGREss ssMFN AND
MAJORITY OF IHIRTY-TwO IN THE LEGIsLA-
TURF.
PORTLAND Sept. 14.-Three hundred towns give
Davis 606Sl Pllsted js,l23; scattering, 3lj :;
total 1919 fhe same towns last year gave
Davis -. .322: Smith, 37.5ls; Garcelon. I7.421 /;
scattering. 2JO: : total. 1I2.jI1. Davlss majority.
2.243 against 2,133 last year a Republican gam
for the first time of 40 The towns to hear
from gave Davis 11701, Fusionists 14,ssS Fusion
majority. 3,097 Deduct the Republican majority
thus far heard from, and the Republicans lack sj4
OF a majority.
The latest returns from the counties thus far
show that the LEGISLATURE stands ~ follows SEN
ate-Republicans, l. FusionIsts, 13. House-Re-
pubhcans, 50 ; Fusonisis 81.
Complete returas from the lst District confirm
the report that Thomas b Reed, Republican. has
been clcc. ed t. Congress by about 100 majority.
The Fusionists claims that the returns are being
doctored Ladd and Murch, the Fusion sitting
members have majortIeS to spare Lindsey, Re
publican in the lid District, Is undoubtedly
elected.
It looks as though both Of the Constitutional
amendments will have large maJorities, ana partlc-
uIotlv that making a plurality elect the Governor.
winch if adopted, viii be operative to this elcc-
ton.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.

TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 14.-The new Demo-
cratlc state Committee organized az halfpast to-day
ri tie Trnon House in this city, 10y the selection OF
John r. McPhcrsOn as chairman and Richard f. stevens
"A. TEMPORARY 4ecreary. The committee las decided 10
nav lts headquarters Jersey CITY during Tie
pagn.
The committee of twentyfOur appointed by
Irving Hail 10 confer with similar committee from
Tamm4ny Hal! met last evening in Irving Han TO con-
slider the advsabilty or asking the German orginza
tons TO oin irving Hal IN comforting with Tammany
about city and county organizations After some time
the committee issued invitation 10 tho ORGANIZATION
headed by Iu-tce Ott-rbourg and the one headed Ly
Charles J. Nehrhas asking them to scnd each commit
Zee of five 10 confer with irving Hal committee Rt
o,clocK tomorrow evening The committee then sent
tue Tamnauy committee notice that joint meeting
would be held AT the Westminster Hotel FRIDAY at
D.
The Tammany Committee on Organization met last
evening and altpr sending telegram 10 Maine listened
10 speech from John lily. strongly advocating peace
aud harmony IN tIe Democracy Of this city.
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An OLD MAN DROWNED.

AN OLD MAN DROWNED.
RO~DOUT, y. Y, Sent li.-}O.eph Walker. aged
seventy tell into cis5ern IN his yard this morning AID
Goss. THE PUGIL1sr. ARRESTED.
DETROIT. Mich. Sep. lt.-CtoSs. ihe pHgist. was
last night npr sonei fugitive from justice He %
taken East today.
INJURED BY A FALL OF coAI.
HARRlsBuRG Penn H,pi ld;1iGhn Higgins was
4 coLoRGD IAN MURDERED
ClNctNNArI Ohio sept IL, l+1SIsnae Hawkins
aea as S ky On sunday -ccIua Of an cd
sru"s" THREE FoaGERs INDICTED
PEovIDHNcf H. l.. Sept. lt.mChar.es {. Brock
ne srseTt 1 We're Indicted Today pleaded mob
guilty ARREST OF \ MA1L.AGENr.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept Ia, F. Hawley. mail
si. nornns chlgsed with enbellns letters from ths
mails MURDERER PLEADS GUILTY
CHFYFNNE. w. T. sept. II. Blg, Nosed
sa to 1Grcr ~ ts rst degree IL sentenced TO
KILLED IN a DIsREPUTABLE HOUSE.
PRoVIDGNcF X. l., Sept. li-J%mes McManus
woonsot Ee James Crook and Cornelius DOwd
FATAL srABBryG ArA Political MEETING;
meene al Hampton last night quarrel occurred In which
Amos r,n .tboed 1t thought fatally, by person
10 ''' An OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE
WorMDEL y. j.. sept. lt-trankyu ;. Nardale,
OF Gaines or rv eve YEAR q age wa found dead bed
this morng Death Is supposed To have resulted from an
A CORPSE At 4 BREAKFAST TABLE
DETROIT Sent. li.-PalTCk Kelly. an ag 4 shoe
maker living alone found situng at the breakfast able
al home this morning with bullet hole in his head and
revolver IN his hand
SENTENCED FOR MANSLAUGHTER
WArFRtoWN y Y, sept. Ii his morning
Judge Dwight sentenced Wesly White !or the killing OF LII
liam last October 10 nfeea years hart labor IN
the Auburn PeGitcnuary.
AN ASCENDING CONTRACTOR.
RURIINGrON. Iowa. Sept. ii A special 10 Tho
aukeye Humeston Iowa states that an abscond!ns
Missouri Iowa and Nebraska Raway !etIA
Arc number % labOrers without thei
MURDERED By CONVICrs
ClNCINNAT ONO, sept. l4.-NrwS comes from
MI sterling Ky. that Henry Mockahec guard was
fouud murdered woods whittier he nad With
conyicts pOiss lne conNies made thcir escape
FALLOFA FLOURlNG MILL
NFw-AIBANY, Ind. sept li.-A o'clock this
evening The front Manns dOu ring mill fell
the great wei-h OF wheat IN
tie upper Three standing IN the door escaped
AN ENGLISH DEFAULrER COMMITTED
PulIADELPaIA, sept li.-JOseph Iapsou, secre-
aIy OF he Metropolitan halfway Companys Proyiient
ING. Bank LOldon, 0day again sFraigDed before
commissioner gibbons AM committed TO the
English officers lhc prisoner expressed al
lety return To England
A SCHOONER LOST WITH LOSS OF LIFE
| RosrON sep IL he British schooner Maggie
f. Barch ngby sailed sept D. and wednesday, the sth
gale. She lad on het beam eads un, the
ful OF The owner " X Rice. drowned IN the
William NroOn Que 81 the and AugusGs The
oooged oook, weie washed nVm lie deck and
| uIowned
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NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

Colonel George NJ Dusenbury was elected
colonel of tue Boys in Blue regiment Of the XVII Dis
trict last evening; NJ Mon,gomery was chosen lieu
tenant colonel. ana W. NJ. Boyd major.
\ large meeting of Republicans took place
IN the wigwam Of the Boys in Blue Of the Twentieth
Ward BROOKLYN last evening Major selden I. c o.
bridge presided The band OF the Fifteenth Battalion.
General william II. Morri, and J. J. Couch
There was large and enthusiastic Repub-
Iican meeting at Library Hall, Bloomfield y. j. last
evening. II was addressed bv several vel known
speakers. A siuging club sang number of campaign
sougs Tnere was parade OF campaign clubs through
principal streets, wacn was witnessed oy hundreds
OF people.
A crowded meeting of the I'D Assembly Dis
trict Repub lean Association held ast evening at
No 4GG Pearl-st Nearly the time the meeting
occupied in reading aud adding 10 the roll oG lists q
names OF new members. There are low about 40
names on the cster and many others nave slgnlned
their desire TO JOIN the ass0eiat'n
A meeting of the XXIIId Assembly District
Republican Association took place at No 129 East one
hundred-ani-twentv ifth-s last night. Every seat in
the hall MED. and me alses were crowded by
enthusiastic RepuDncIn-. TIE association Is ii very
heurisning CONDITION, iavug over 600 MEMBER ana LOO
apDcatlUus for membership we're Received last hlght
At the meeting of the Democratic General
Committee Of King. County eveniu; overture
for harmony made bv the Independent Democrats was
referred TO the Executive Committee after motion to
Law il upon the table had been lost The primaries were
Assembly Con ventfons. which VIII be held neptember
% choose delegates TO the saratoga Convention on
september 2s.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Re-
pubiicaus of Eneewool " j., held last evening.
AT 73O o'clock the Garfield and Arthur banner was
raised in front OF the club IN Pasadeave, amid
hearty cheers the firing Of rockets and Inspiring
by ihc Cimpagn Glce CLUB Upon tLe scene thc nrght
moon looked down wiiu a smile soon after O'Clock
the large AtlcuiBum wa crowded with people. among
whom were many patriotic ladies'. More sOul-siIrrng
songs were rendered by te elee club and the audience
was addressed by Jonn Y Foster OF Newark who dcv-
cred long and stirring speech, which listened 10
with acj attention and often called forth yCcerOus
applause. Daniel Drake smith occupied the char.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Tuesday. Sept. Il 1850.
Tie steamer Vandalia, which sailed from Hamburg on
sunday for Ncw-YUrk direct. took 100000 in gold.
The dne weather 20 have entirely broken NJ.
There been less ram daily since saturday
last.
The Opn0te. ~ Rome. publishes m article inveigh-
Ing against Frances treatment OF Italy. but drprccaBg
any hasty aii OF Italy with Austria and Germany.
A Vienna dispatch 20 The DAILY YeiegraDh says: Ac-
corin- - intelligence from an independent source in
- Peter burg the reported defeat Of portion oi
Russian by the Turcomaus Is untrue.
Tie World this evening says: TIE Rev Augustus
s;opfUrd Brooke viii hereafter conduct tie
Bedford Cuap-i Bloomsbury -hitAerto chdpe! tho
Church OF En- gand-On the Unitarian basis.
HALIFAX. \. :, sept. Il Sir Robert IIoags0n Gov
ernor of Prtrcc Edwards Island, is seriously H.
HAvANA. Sept. 1.-THE yellow fever epidemic AZ san
Degodclyaie, the jurisdiction OF Clara, has
ceased.
MONTREAL, Sept. 14.-At the Provincial
Synod of the Caurch u + gland Canada. IN session
here the follow n ere nominated 4 delegation T.
the Episcopal Churcn Convention at Ncw-lOrK: The
Rev Dr. fi. Rev Df. sullivan. f. White, NJ p, @.
A. KWkgatr.ck, VI. p, aud 1. C.lnch.
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THE VOTE IN THE COUNTIES.


VOTE ON COUNTY OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE
LEGISLATURE 50 FAR As REPORTED
PORTLAND. Me- Sept. 1.-THE full returns Of
Androscoggin County give Congressman Frye 800
majority Ills majority in the district Is estimated
at nearly 500. Fogg, the Fusion candidate for
Conpress was cut by about 800 voters in Andros-
coggn County.
In Cumberland County four Republican Senators
appear 10 be elected This will give the State Senate
strongly to the Republicans. The Fusion Sheriff
has been elected. The vote was very close, and 1t
will require an official count.
Probably the Republicans in Franklin County
have elected three Representatives. The Senatorial
ana county tickets are IN doubt
In Hancock County eight Republican, Representa-
tives are elected to the Legislature, and one Demo-
erat. In the Vth District, Mllliken, Republican.
has 500 majority in Hancock County
In Kennebec County the Republicans will probably
gam about 200 There Is gain OF one Republican
Representative in the county. The Senators and the
county officers are Republican, with the exception
of the Judge of Probate. to which office probably
the Democratic candidate Is elected.
Returns from all the towns in Kuox County, ex-
cept North Haven and Masncus. give Davis
2sI6. Plaisted 4,l24 The Republicans elect Mort
land Senator Wood. Judge of Probate SpauldIng
Sheriff and Vinal, County Commissioner The
Greenbackers elect Kelloch, Register of Probate ;
Robinson, County Attorney, aud Spear, Treasurer; ;
Starrett, Clerk of the Courts is elected by the d-
vision of the Republicans.
Complete returns from Lincoln County give
Plaist-d $40 majority, gain Of 243. The entire
Fusion County ticket is elected, gaining Senator
thereby OF the six Representatives. the Republi-
cans elect three and the Fnsioniss three, making
the Representatives, in this county stand the same
as last year.
The returns thus far received from PiscataQus IN
dicato that the Republicans Rave elected their en-
tire county ticket, giving Davis majority OF about
400.
In Sagadahoe County the four representatives
and Senator are Republican ~ before.
The Somerset County vote II not all IN. The vote
for Governor last year in the towns to be heard
from was about even The county ticket Is still IN
81 lbf. The Republicans claim the Clerk OF Courts
one Senator. and the Register OF Probate aud have
elected two out Of the eight Representatives.
W aldo County complete. except one tow, gives
P..sted l. go maDrity. The Fusion Senators and
all the county officers nave probably I4OO majority
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LIVE WORK IN MISSOURI

AUSTIN, No, Sept. 14.-Every man is stand
ng 20 his post here. Not one Republican is cnan.-
ing for Hauc0cF.
There - no nope OF carrying ths State this year but
Renublicans are going reduce the Democratic
majority They gOinS TO work in earnest They are
organizing Garfield aui Arthur clubs all around
Y body wants "a change. The Republicans ali think t
would he advisable 10 put fall state ticket in The field
IS 80 many Democrats vii not vote fof G. Cstt'ndeh
The prcss gives TINS state hard name ana IL deserves
H. as mere l. great zeal OF fraud carried on III tna
district tie d Dmuclats dressed negro women in me- =
.ofiIuv and lad thee. vote for Allen IA who was
trvn, 10 get the nomination Tor Congress. Although
rs state il so Ovcrw helm DGy Domocra c there are -
few 0val men here aud thcy don't want 10 BE- counted
ont Thty are gong 70 be heard lrOm ~ November.
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LINCOLN UNION OF THE NINTH WARD


The Lincoln Union Of the Ninth Ward COM
mcmoratcd The eleventh anniversary % It's orsanz on
with speeches muse and collation. last ulsht' ~ It's
roons at Bleecker and Bank-sts. Among tht guests
were Assemhvman George y. DEEMS, sr. Alderman
Jacohu-, ex-Ad 'rman ". y. White. ara Cen
eral Anson c. McCook The principal addresses
were ade by Genaral NcCook and Mr. Campo'h' Inc
chairman OF the meeting Mr. Campbell said that the
object OF the Lincoln Union was TO bring Republicans
INTO closer knowl dgc each other ana 10 promote tue
interests of the Republican party TIE mission OF tue
pa~rv was not ended. and could no, epu
while another party remained to menace
the land and threlten Its prosperity
# could not die " lille much Of its work was IN
finished AID while obstrUc ion.sts remained TO delay
the consummatiOn OF Its work.
General McCook received with round OF cneers'
He said that lie had hoped to eongratuiat" tue
Union on good news from Maine. wh!ch ne hau
tbcught would range itself with Vermont In re-
linking the election abuses IN Southern states. But
the result was no indication OF doubtful election IN
November The Greeuback party cf 1880 mad nodllv
syaowe1 ihe Democratic party OF 2J,OOb, but there
VIVA 10 reason to GOuDt thlt the Republicans WOu Sc
cnr,. the electoral vote in November. The Republican
p4rty could do without Maine lHtter thth
The opposition would do without New-iOrk and the
dgnt was be this state ana cry
The QUE ton issue TINS canlI aen WIS not uetB
the Coz NJ I'm Democratic. the gong out or re
publican President, but that Closely affected IN"
success Of the American industries. In record Oh he
Democratic party showed that IT was opposed 10 tie
obstruction ats, ana denied the con- Siutondcg VI
the Thirteenth Fourteenth and Fifteenth amend uchts
and that there danger OF i revocation OF tht-r
amendments slOud the Democratic party come INTO
power was shown by the acrion ot the ID 'necratlc
eru at.s Theremedy for these dangers was 10 place
New York at the head Of the Republican coumn'
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FINE PARADE AT WALDEN.

WALDEN, y. Y. Sept. 14.-The Republican
campaign W.. formally opened at his place last even
ing and 10 such an enthusiastic manner 10 leave no
doubt IN e minds Of the people % what effect the
Bourbon boast Of Solid South has IN thts part Of the
oya North
Al 7:3O D. m. large beautiful banner was unfurled
The sist Of u was greeted with hearty cheers from a
large concourse OF people. Then the Boys III Blue ac-
comnaried by the WJden Conet Band marched
tro-n The principal strc OF the village, ged
y rre0ucul saiutes he'd by the Gun squad There were
a largo number OF illumrat'ons at residences a.OEg he
route A. o'clock Lewis l. Carr Of Port Jcryis Geiy-
cred az -c0Ield Han the best campaign spech teard ~
ths virluir, iu many years. The night wa dark ana
,,fr., mt III hall was s.d IN Intelligent audi
e1ce Who applauied the speaker vigorously. az he
scored o,ut after point against the enemy, the Demo
cratic party. 900 -
Walden can be counted on 70 give 200 majority for
CARTE 4 ami Arthur il November.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 14.-One Of the two
Republican Conventions for this district has nominated
James Gillette for Congress.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 14.-The Republicans OF
the VIII District to-day nominated Elihu Coleman Tor
Congress aud Republicans OF the Win District nom
mated Treasurer Richard Guenther Tor Congress-
MI. HOLLY n. j. Sept. 14.-The Repubh-
Of the lid Congressional District OF New-Jersey
met in convention here t:-day, and j. Hart, brewer
OF Trenton was nominated the first ballot. Judge
Buchanan aId VIM L. Day had strong friends anan ne
the egates and after the nominate both gentlemen
made excellent speeches pedgng their support To the
canadatts In the evening large mass-meeting was
addressed by Governor Pollock. Of Pennsy vana and
Colonel Potter of BrdgctOn. The Hon. F. A. Potts was
greeted and at the meeting with the
greatest enthusiasm.
OTHER NOMIN ATIONs.
LOUISVILLE Ky. sept. LITTLE Republican COnven-
non sf the Xth District to-day nominated Judge George
NJ Thomas Tor Congress.
ST Louis sept. 1.-THE Republicans OF the llld DIS
trct this city, to-day nominated Gusave se.slGghaus
for Congress.
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MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICANS.

PnoGRAMMR OF THE STATE CONVENTION To-Day
THE PRESENT OFFICIALS To b RENOMINATED.
WORCESTER. Mass, Sept. 14.-The Repub-
lican state Convention WI meet nj II O'Clock to-hor
row morning The Convention vii be called 10 order By
Eben +. stone, temporary chairman, with T. H. Haskell
az secretary. PRAYER will be offered by the Rev d.
Mear=. of Worcester.
The following permanent organization will probably De
effected President Paul A. Chadb0urne "f Williams
town Vice Presidents, the Hon. George /. H0ar the
Hon Henry Davis. and thrty-clght Others. The see
retrv Of the Convention Will proceed 10 utine bu,i
u.ss and senator Hoar viii move to nominate John D.
Long for Governor by acclamaton senator Dawes VIII
- ike motion in favOr OF Byron Weston Tor Lieu
tenant Governor Tue rest Of the ticket Wall ue the
same as now with the exception or substituting T. Gled
sOu Tor Treasurer
NE afternoon s. ssiOn will Inc ud speeches bv Sena-
TORS Dn wes and oar Attorney Dryens General
Joseph Ha wiley and others Inc lndlcatlOns are OF
quick business proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
ENTHUSIASM Al GLENvILLE, CONN.

One Of the most enthusiastic meetings ever
held IA Western Connecticut he'd a. Gieav!e. IN
The town or Greenwich Saturday evening. The meet
ing was under the auspices Of the Garfield and Arthur
Campaign Club Webster HaIght. the president of the
club presided. The platform was crowded with tie
leading OF the vicinity. torchlght procession
including two uniformed com panes Of which was
cou,posed entirely OF colored men, marched from Port
chester Music was furnished by Portchester COrnet
Bard and by "A drum corps from Greenwich Local
natterv under the commend Of Captain Char es Hoehl
an Old soldier does not intend 10 vote for Hancock
fired several salutes Vocal furnished by the
Prtch4ster Glee Club. The gathering varOusly
fimated TO contain from I.20O 10 1000 persons.
Speecbos were made By Major F. NJ Clarke, OF Iowa :;
Charles H. Porter II Fishklll and Victor II. Russell!
Il J. Walsh. and Philip Il Holmes, OF Greenwich. Much
enthusiasm prevailed throughout the meeting.
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NEWS FROM OTHER LANDS.
THE WAR CLOUD IN THE EAST


THE FLEET At RAGCsA-A PROTEST AGAINST THE
NAVAL DIsPLAY FAyOKED-ALBANA AND
GREECE.
RAGUsA. Tuesiav sept. II. 1880
The French irOnclad steamers Fredland and
sufren have arrived here The intornai Bd feet now
consists OF twenty vessels, manned Dy 1890 men, AMI
carr7ing 1876 guns
A dispatch from Ra ,Isa 20 The Times says:
Itis now dehu tely snown that Ria cha. the Turk
lsn comman Ter UOsiive orders not resist the
Montenegn occJuatIon OF D1ciIn0. though AZ the same
time II j. left entirely whether
vent the Alnania1s from erfeTm. he has bat~d MS
force where it cnDOt be OF the slightest while stimuli
Ianeou-y the ALBANIAN uuteeFs hDcNnS n Ouxh
scuiari for Ius'. Five thousand are already a.
senDed there. Of whom 5000 reported 20 ne Turk n
regulars.
IL Is now known that the British Vc.-Admiral sey-
mour has tho most positive orders not Co di.ebrk his
men. There IS considerable excitement IN DulciCno
among the Albanian IdhOmetsns. II is expected tlar
vessel Will shortly be sent refuge for he fImcs or
Doth TIE Cnr staD ana MaDnct1n inhabitants. wnD dre
heumed IN between the A.Daniaus an MDuten@ grins.
IL i almost impO-.i5le 10 get authentic teegrams
from Scuar TIE strciest censorship exercised and
nothing offensive to Turkish suscrp,lb mites lowed
TO pass the same in s correct form Tne fact Ougnt nOs
10 De bnkrd at that Turkey Absolutely resolved 10 re-
slst TO the asst the OF EDius and rhessay 20
Greece. The IessGgsr a. Ihens the Minister OF
War has opened new credit Or le00VJ0 francs for
material, ana the Minister OF Marine has ordered
krupp cannon for .InbJats
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my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuSE.l

sAvrD.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
BOsTON Sept. 14-4:f5 p. Mp to this hour re
turns and advices received from various sources
viewed impartaly, point 10 the election OF a's'eu'
the Fusion candidate for Governor. by majority
of over 600. the election Of two Republican and
two Fusion Congressman, leaving the lSt Con
gressional District in doubt with chances IN favor
of Reeds election by an extremely small majority
probably under 30. The Legislature IL KepuDhcah
by a majority of about 20 on JOINT ballot Inc
Constitutional amendments are probably carr'ou
If is not probable that further returns Will lhaIe
ally alter this view of the result.
The TyGreIIe1's special dispatches received from
Augusta say that Plaisted is elected Governor oy
nearly 900 majority The Republicans eiect II
Senators and the Fnsionists TO- The Republican
majority in the House will be about the same as
last year.
The Prohibition vote for Nye for Governor Will
not reach 300.
The total vote is 7 600 to 5000 larger than iaso
year The Fusionists owe their success 10 oripo.S'
the floating voters having been bought up Dy "uo'e-
sale during the last few days lt IS concedeu 'n"S
the nomination of Mr.. Blaine at Chicago "oulu
have prevented the defeat of the Republicans ID
Maine Mr. Blaine says the methods pursue9 Nv
the Fusionlsts to gain votes are tie cause Va 'N0
Republican defeat. ,.. .o,
fke Herald special dispatches from Augusta say
tho returns are coming in slowly. Two hundIed am!
forty-tive towns show net Republican loss OF aDost
300 compared with last years vote these 'o%Whs %
cover tyO-thirds OF the voting population. lbe
total number of towns and plantations Is more tnah
soc. Plaisteds election is certain, the only Ill
ton being as to his majority, when Is ReHeiaAlS
estimates. at from 900 t. 5000. MI Blaine con-
cedes his election by small plurality he vote Is the
largest ever cast IN the state. kepuD cans eiec.
Frye and Lndsley to Congress without IouoI ro oh.
the latter has a very narrow MAJORITY 1t Is Proo71
able that Reel Republican, in the lst Con greSsloual
District - defeated bv Anderson. his erection -
claimed by the Republicans by only 80 maJoriiy.
The Prohbtionists voted generally tor PlaIsted as
the surest means of defeating Davis.
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PISTOL SHOTS ~ A PARADE

A political demonstration occurred last
night and pirtc.pited IN by tne Lincoln
Union Battery the Boys IN Blue
~ the Vih Assembly d District. many OF whom
are coored men. and tney followed through the
streets by a d'sordcry crowd OF men and boys.
The persons in the crowd icered them and
tli,ew various missiles at tine cOl0rcd
A. South Eifih-ave. AMI BruOme-st
OF the coOred drew a revolver and fired AT tic
crowd A boy named Joseph BOrdercE VINO lives Rt
No $50 Springst. struck III the mouth and had
.otur If his teeth knocked cut by bullet. Ine firing
sca attered The crowd. There arrests made.