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armies OF either side of the war, we will
make things crack.

MAKE tnlDS5 crack.
Mr.. CARTER HARRIS
being called upon very generously, said that
the convention had been very literally
spoken 10, and he did not intend to bore them
with a speech. 1t was TO him like Ietho-
dist class-meeting, where all was harmony
and goodwill. 1t was true there was some
backsliding; some of the Republicans pre-
ferred to stay outside of the parry. He only
hoped they would remain outside. He knew
there was corruption in the Republican par
ty. Where could you get material Tor
party without having some corrupt men in
il? Not from the Democrats, surely. The
party made many mistakes, unquestionably.
Indeed, it had made a most serious mistake
when ii nominated q bad and corruptible
man for sheriff two years ago. He made
very good speech, intelligent, modest and
manly.
T. J. Cassells NJ. T. Williamson and W.
J. Smith were appointed committee to con-
suit with the railroads and get reduction
of fare.
BEAUTIFUL PoME.
Mr.. Harris read the following hymn, and
the meeting adjourned:
A charge to keep have,
negro TO maintain,
A never-dying thirst for power
To bind him with cnaln
To serve the present age:
Our pockets we must all;
Well make them work for wages now
And never pay the bill
Arm me with jealous care
To make him know his place;
And Thy servant. Lord, prepare
To rule the negro race.
Help us to rob and cheat
The negro on the sly,
Assured If they don't work Tor us
They shall forever die
This beautiful idyl was composed by w.
III. Young. Who he is the APPEAL cannot
say; nor could it find out exactly what was
disturbing his diaphragm when he composed
it. Anything more like this would justify
the Democrats in bulldoziug the poet. I'm
doubtedly they have done a great many bad
things in their life, but nothing to deserve
such a break as this.
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ImpOrIant.

When you visit or leave New York city,
ave aggage ,expressage and c&rria ge hire, and
top at Grand MON Hotel opposite Grand Cen
traf depot F our hun dred and fifty elegant TO oms
lifted up at expense of 81 900 600. reduced 81
and upwards per day. Elevator Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Hprse-cars stages and eet
Sated railroad to all depots Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union tina n ct
any other hrst-class hotel in the city.
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MURRAY a. RIDGELYs
TAILORs,
No. IS n ADDISON street,

Are in receipt of the largest, most
varied and best selected stock OF
imported Fall and Winter cloths
ever brought TO this market
II embraces the finest productions
of the English, French and German
manufacturers, and made expressly
10 erder, so they have exclusive
styles.
Gentlemen wishing TO dress ele-
gantly should give them call.
Orders from The country UN receive
prompt and careful attention.
Samples sent on application
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MEETIN g.
ANNUAL MEETING ofSTOCKHOLDERS

ANIMAL MEETING ofSTOCkHOLDERS
rv,,,,v,sv. cor,rr,vp,T RAILROAD COMPANY, /
MHxPaIs' TEsS. July 6. lss2-
NOTICE hereby given that oHe ;b "a bove Com
IN ing of the Stockholders 81 tba Compsny' in
pany will be held at the once Oh the oinPNN'' Al
the city of Memphis, on the
I4th Day of August 1852:
sition win be Submitted to the stock &c
Consolidate with the Memphis ana We, SneAsD Dur
Railroad Company the MISSISSIPPI Nal Ea, az ~
Ship Island Rsilroad Company snd romnsnv
cans DO '--'0-9 GEO H. KLEIN, Secretary:
ns-The Stockholders Meeting meE and 1I. ~
foreeong notice was held st the ume anu sia A.
stated above more than three-Io9rtns OF al ny
Stockholders of said Company DeIng, ~,
when for the purpose of further conslutrIps w
proposals for consolidation with otner All,
as above stated, an adjourn enL wa Ss9i saIn.
the third wednesday in October next lloozl, s,'
being the 18th of october, lSS2 at place ttSse 4
above. therefore, said Annual Meeting stshos az
1o'1rneed To ISM October, ISS2, at the plae'
mentioned above when said matters OF eonsoiiea
tion Anu o'nSi r T. WILSON. President
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One Day, SIOs Ten Days, 500.
Corinth Daily Marriage Association. For
supplies address
C. w. SANDERS, Secretary.
Look hox-4 Corinth Miss
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20, 900 cases 1 $50 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, Strawberries, Rasp-
berries, GOOseberries, Etc.
500 Half.brls. New Mackerel, 1. & 3.
1000 Kits New Mackerel, L, 2 and 3.
25 Half barrels New Mess Maekerel.
100 Kits New Mess Mackerel.
100 Boxes New Goldfish.
1000 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
200 Boxes New Factory Fiat Cheese.
100 Boxes New FUN Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese,
2 in a box, about 25 lbs each,
very fine for retailing.
800 brls Silver Moon New Process
Flaur-NOne better.
200 brIs Royal Patent FlOur,Very line.
$500 brls other grades Flour.
100 brls Silver Moon Meal.
so brls HOminy.
~, Ufsss ssYs'5.
1000 brls Sugars--all grades.
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases CARROTS Snuff.
800 Cases Milk.
so brIs Pure CiJar Vinegar.
25 brls Pure Pickle Vinegar.
1000 boxes New Crop LemOns-NeW
York stock.
1000 Bags Virginia Peanuts.
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B.LOWENSTEINlR BROS
PROBATE COURT SALE
City Property, 276 Third Street-k.
B.L. Winn Residence.

No. I5I, RD-In the Probate Court OF shelpy
county, Tenn. at Mem phis-W. B. Wlnn vs.. n
Il. and James p. VIM. -. a.
In obedience to the decree of said Court, mace
August u, 1852, for partition sale in the above
cause, on
Thursday, 2sth Day Of September, 1882,
in front Of the property, in the Taxing -D1strict
{tity of Mem phis) viii sell to the hgbest ana pest
bidder the following described real estate;
appurtenances thereto belonging, situate, lylns
and being in the Tsxing-Dstrict, city OF memphis
IN Shelby county Tenn, known as south hAlI TO- o.
No 4l4 east side of Third street, commencing a.
the northeast corner of the alley between CouIs
and Madison streets; thence north psTsl i VIII
Third street. "a 3l2 feet; thence east 1874 ieet pI
aIiel with ne alley and along the line OF the Win
chester property; thence south "a Sl2 teet 70 tne
corner Of the alleys; thence west l4S ieet 70 tne
beginning beng the south half Of lot az on IN! Lne
plan Of the city OF Memphis, upon the Ion9Mlnls
ierms Starting said property at S69OS, p1 y. al
ready received. and allowing the purchaser 70 re-
tain S275O OF the purchase money 70 pay on "a :
tax liens, requiring him to pay $1,000 in cash ano
to execute three equal otes al o. Il and 10 montht
for the balance, with approved security, Lien oeine
retained to secure the same; or the entire amour
may paid in cash at the option OF the puIcnaser
Ali tax bills on said property can be seen AZ tne
office of John Johnson, Phoenix Insurance Com
pany. W. B. NlNN, COMMISSIONER
w Y G. Il l. W Humes. Attorneys
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ELEGANT STYLES AND LOW PRICES.

Our Glove Department is most complete.
Mosquitaires, undressed, in black and new
shades. Mosquitaires, finished IN black and
colored, elite and 81 anche, Tor evening wear.
New Fichus arriving daily at
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200 doz Ladies' fancy stripe, full regular,
25c per pair.
zoo doz Ladies' fancy Oxford full regular,
marvelously cheap, SOC per pair.
800 doz Ladies' Royal Bengal Stripes, the
best value in the city, three pairs for 81.
We have also received the latest novelties
in Misses and Children's Hosiery.
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Rohertsou,s cuisines College,

No. 1856 Main street, is closed for repairs,
aud will resume business Monday, Septem-
Der 18th,
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THE more you fume the less you fret. Buy
your Cigars at Henry Cohn't, 2992 Main
81
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n.xHATrAs BANK OF MEMPHIS, }

You will find the largest and most COM
nlete stock of Cigars and Tobacco IN the
Sauth az Henry COINS, 1894 Main street
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Memphis Steam Dyeing Establishment
Is ready for the Fall trade. Ladies' and
gents apparel, plumes, laces, kid-gloves, etc /,
dyed any shade or color, perfectly fast.
Dresses chemically cleaned, without ripping,
and with all trimmings.
B. A. HoLLENBERG. Proprietor.
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sholes's City Directory.

FULL line of Metropolitan Havana CT
gars. Try them and You will be pleased.
At Henry Cohn's. 1894 Main street.
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II MADISON STREET.
rrAll those owing and desiring to pay their past
,,s citv also state and County Taxes for this
and prior years, will do well TO have their bills
WITH THE MANHATTAN BANK, who VIII pay
them at lowest rates
Tba MANHATTAN BANK buys and sells the
ts.t .stnve<tment Securities" as well as defauiteo
Bonds and Coupons of the Southern Towns ana
Counties. Highest prices paid for City BONDS, oie
and compromises, Coupons, fsxing naiisns ANN
ledger balances.
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TELEGRAMS

To be Had by Calling al the ONCE al the
Hours Mentioned
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Ball to the Bat.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY.
Just opened:

Memphis Reds vs.. Eckfords this afternoC
ut Olym pic Park. Game called at 4 o'cloc
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ISI5ISI36Z7sl;S IS
Cotton Gin Drivers

80 An Extraordinary improvement In
GinhOuse Mule, Horse and Ox-POwers,
patented March, 1882. A postal card
addressed TO the Ed. COTTON-GIN
DRIVER WORKS, Louisville, KY, will
give you convincing evidences of the
great value OF this improvement.
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OFFICE OF
MEMPHIS MUTUAL AID SOCIETY,
MONROE STREET.
MEMPHIS, IENN.. Sept. 2, 1ss2-
We paid our first SATAL Benent Oh
s7s SO upon presentation of PROOF Ao'
DAY, GEO. II. WILLIS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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STOLEN.

CERTIFICATEs-Th public hereby mott
~ fed that the following Judgment Certificates
or Bonds of TiDton county, Tenn, issued to p.
Tuggle, or Phillip Tugge, have been stolen from
]. p. Meux, agent of the UNDERSIGNED, viz: Certd-
Gates Nos 40 ~ A. 10 As so, 81. 81 and Sc. of Sc
ries C" each for the sum of 1892 SO; and Certih-
Nos II7r 1l9 121, 123 125, l27, 129, III ana
1888 of Series q G - each for the sum of s64. All
persons are hereby warned against purchasing the
same, as they still my property.
Philip TTGGI,F San Francisco. Cal.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
PERSONA.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

~OW-One lfebt-red Cow; white face; rather
I J thin in order. Also yearlirg Heller; brown
sud white-spotted; wart in corner OF each eye
Eve dollars reward will be paid for their return
to II Talbot street. Memoirs.
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ShOleS's lily Directory
We are under contract with A. E. Sholes,
as in former years, to print his ShoLes's Mem
phis Directory, volume 10, for 1888, and he is
now at work on IT. 5. C. TooF & co.
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Baskets of Flowers.
New Furniture and Carpets.

Fresh lot of elegant baskets just received
by Memphis Floral Company.
E. W. DALE, Manager.
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LOST.

II HYS-S5 REWARD-Oyer a week ago, either
N on second street on the line of the Red
cars a bunch OF Keys. Return to
e. WITZMANN d CO.
II EYS-A small bunch OF keys. Please return
IN to Smita q Collier.
|UFF BUTToN-Faee imitation OF 500 bill
~ Liberal reward for returning at Cochran Hall
Hotel.
4 ERTFICATE. OF sTOCK-Notice is hereby
~ given that Certificate No. 40, Second Series,
Five Shares ock of Irish American Building and
Loan Association, issued to Henry Greene, has
been lost mislaid or destroyed by IRE: Will, al
ter due publication, ask that duplicate ceItln-
cate be issued JOHN LOAGUE, Public Admir-.
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Ball to the Bat.
Victor ID. Fuchs's Meat Market

Memphis Reds vs. Eckfords this afternoon
1 Olympic Park. Game called at O'Clock.
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REAL ESTATE AGEN US.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
ROOsTs AND BOARD.

" EsIRABLE Rooms and Board can be had at
IL 129 Court street. MRS l.. REDtOkD.
DOARD-First class Board and Lodging can be
ID had for either dRyboarders dodgers or trAis1ents
who visiting the city and want board In private
house; location one of the best in city; pleasant
rooms and nice meals served at regular hours at
corner Madison and Fourth. Satisfaction given.
u OOMS-Desirable Front and Back Rooms, in
L \ suit; good table board, at Madison street
ID O0MS AND BOARD-Large rooms, with or
II without board, at 1876 Third street.
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List of undelivered kilograms remaining at
the Western Union Telegraph Office, So Mad
ison street. Office hours from to 1850
o'clock a N. and from 6 to 8 pm:
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OliVGr,FllliG&C0
RELIGIOUS SERVICES

WHOLESALE GROCERS.
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Vote for Commissioner.
EaYPTs WAR.

KAssAsIN, Sept. 11.-Prisoners report that
the object OF Saturdays operations was the
capture of Kassassin which the enemy be-
lieved would be weakly defended. The Egyp-
tians lost 100 killed but the number Of their
wounded is unknown.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Times KassAsin
despatch says: There is little doubt that the
first attack came upon us in the nature of a
surprise. About o'clock in the morning 80
Bengal Lancers who were out to set videttss
to their astonisment found themselves sudden
ly in the presence of three squaarons of ths
enemy's cavalry and number Of infantry ad-
vancing. in regular attack formation. Col.
Penning dism ounted his men and opened q
Gatling fire. Three squadrons Of cavalry adj
vanced to surround them and being hard
pressed he moU Unted his men and charged the
nearest body Of the enemy with such fury that
he killed ten. OF them. COL McNaughton then
galloped back to camp and soon the rest of tho
regiment 400 strong, came to the rescue.
They found picket Of hussars with mounted
infantry already posted side by side with the
gallant party.
The Times has the following dispatch from
Alexandra: The Egyptians at Kafr-el-Dwar
appear to have brought up one or two mortars
Of heavy calbre. The fire from them, how
ever, is so inaccurate that they are practically
inoffensye.
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7pETwEEN High ST., and Cumberland Foreside.
u Black silk Umbrella, with white ivory handle.
The finder will be suitable rewarded on leaving IL
at the office of STROUT Il HOLMES, 100 s1iaale .la
ca
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VETANTED.-Position to teach Music in the
w Public Schools Excellent testimonials from
Prof j. X Paine, III. E. Holt and others. Address
Mass aug9d5w*
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PERILOUS SITUATION.

a Camp of U. IS. Troops at Brownsville,
Tex, in Danger of Overfow-No Escape
Except Into Yellow Fever District.
NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-A dispatch dated
Fort Brown, Texas, Sept. 9, says: This COM
mand is in fearful sad plight. Five compan-
les, together with the headquarters of the 10Th
infantry, are in camp q miles south of the
town of Brownsville in horseshoe bend of the
Rio Grande. We are all surrounded by water,
and what is to be feared is the worst has not
reached us yet We have surrounded the camp
by throwing up dykes. The ground we are oc-
cupying is not over foot and half above the
level of the water. Should the river rise any
more God knows VIII we will do. In the fort
there are TWO companies, one of cavalry and
one of infantry. Some one is seriously culpa-
BILE fer our perilous situation. Gen. Smith,
post commander, recommended a removal of
the troops three nights ago, as there were in6i-
cations of an outbreak of the fever, but his ad-
vice went upheeded.A later dispatch, dated yes
terday says the overflow is increasing, and the
situation is becoming precarious. The dykes
are leaking and the entire command has been
working all day constructing new dykes, re-
pairing old ones, and bailing out water. If the
present state of affairs continues for % hours
the command will be driven into the infected
district. No yellow fever has yet shown itself
IN camn.
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THE LATEST.


EAsrPoRr, Sept. 12.-Robie, 412; Plaisted,
3s1 Reed, Dingley, Boutelle and Milliken,
412 each Dane, 32l; Thing, S21; Ladd, 319;
Murch, 3l9. Senators-Veran l.. Coffin,
Rep, ALL P. B. Hume, Rep, 425; Jasper
Wyman, Fus., 315; Isaac Bearce, Fus., 301.
Sherif-Henry A. Balloon, Rep, 304; Horace
M. Leighton, S25.
BANGOR, Sept. 1.-The vote Of the city for
Governor is: Robie, 1864; Plaisted, 1858; Chase
s; Eustis, 40; Vinton, 4 scattering, 2. Robie s
plurality 4O6 and majority $40, gain of 265
The Congressional vote is: Reed, 1869. Ding
ley, 1876: Boutelle, 1880; Milliken, 1916; Dane,
1881; Thing. 1850; Ladd, 1881; Murch, 1915;
Stone, 4s; Tollman, A. Ladd, A; Axtell, 45;
Eaton, 8; Gerry, O.; Averill, g.; Kallock, z;
Nash, 6; scattering, 4.
HoLLIs-Robie 1863, Congressman same,
Plaisted 2S1, scattering g.
KENNEBUNK-Reed 1886, Dingley $40, Bou-
tele 327, Milliken 331, Dame 2S7, Thing 265,
Ladd 265, Murch 265.
DYER BRooK-Robie, So; Plaisted, s. No.
Ii, Rebie, 45; Plaisted, 26 New Limerick,
Robie, 33; Plaisted, 81.
KENNEBuNKPoRT, Sept. 11.-Robie 204,
Plaisted 274, Chase 6, Reed 205, Dingley, 2O7,
Boutslle 2OS, Milliken 208, Dane 274, Thing
273. Ladd 273, Murch 274, Kalloch, Eaton.
Gray, Averill, 6 each.
Ten towns in York county give gain of
597 for Robie.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN, GAINS REPORTED THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTY.

REPUBLICAN GAINS REPORTED THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTY.
GARDINER, Sept. 11.-David Wentworth,
(Rep) is elected Representative in the Pittston
district. Republicans made gain of 40 votes
in Farmingdale.
WATIRvILLE, Sept. 11.-Fairfeld shows a
Republi ,an gain of SO in West Watervills and
40 in Winslow and Smthfield, with Demo-
cratic gain in Waterville of AZ. All the back
towns heard from in this vicinity give Repub-
lican gains and seem to point to the election Of
Robie and all the Republican Congressman by
pluralities varying from 1900 to 5000. The
Legislature is conceded to be largely Republic
can.
The Republicans of Waterville made gain
of A from two years ago. The Democrats
made gain over their vote Of two years ago oi
S6. The vote in this vicinity is much larger
than two years ago, indicating heavy vote in
the State. The district comprising Benton,
Clinton and Winslow, have elected Repre-
sentative. 1t was Democratic two years ago.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR's TRIP.
His Reception at Bar Harbor-Wfll Leave
for New York To-Day.

BAR HARBoR, Aug 1.-The morning was
cloudy. A reception was held by the Presi-
dent on board the Despatch this morning.
Mrs. Senator Hale and Mrs. 7. B. Musgrave
assisting. Officers of the North Atlantic
Squadron and large number of invited guests
comprising prominent residents and soiournsrs
here were present, band belonging to the
Squadron furnishing music and the steam
launch of the Despatch conveying parties
The fog delayed the naval review until
noon.
A telegram having been received warning
the President of coming storm along tho
New England coast, he will remain here to-
morrow.
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WASHINGTON.
secretary Llncoln's vacation.

O6CT0Jdry LiuCOlu VdCdtlOu'
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Secretary Lincoln
will leave here this afternoon with Mrs. Lin
coin for visit TO Atlantic City. Mrs. Lincoln
will remain there for the benefit of her health
but the Secretary will return to this city in
few days.
Money-Lending Clerks in Trouble.
The attempts of the license agent to require
all lenders of money to take out licenses has
disclosed the fact that the business of loaniDg
money by certain clerks in the departments
and public buildings has been carried on for
many years. They are never willing to be
publicly known as brokers or money lenders.
1t was developed in proceeding in one of the
courts some time since that one clerk loaned
out as much as two or three thousand dollars
for months. He was supported by an insur-
ance company in Connecticut This class of
money loaners are just now very much excited
by the efforts of the district license agent, who
is forcing them to pay the regular license as
brokers. Heretofore they have eyaded paying
license of any kind.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every dsy Csundays exceptsd,) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS"

at 81 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.
TEExs: Eight Dollars Year. To mail suhsorfn
ers Seven Dollars Year, IL paid Ia advance.
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KNOX COUNTY.

EVERY TOWN HEARD FROM GIVES REPUBLICAN
GAINS.
RocKLAND, Sept. 1.-THE storm delays re-
turns from towns by telegraph. Up to this
time Q1.3O p. m.) returns from only eight
towns in Knox county have been received,
which towns in 1880 gave Davis 1865, Plaisted
1880, and now give Robbie 1912, Plaisted 2464,
Chase 70, scattering A, showing Republican
gain of 1868. Every town shows Republican
gain, but the Fusion ticket in this county is
undoubted elected The vote for Congress-
men does not vary much from that for Gov
ernor with the exception of Milliken. who
loses some sixty votes as far as heard from in
this county.
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POLITICAL.
The New Hampshire Republican Conven-

The New Hampshire Republican Conven-
ton.
CONCORD, N. H, Sept ia large number
of delegates to the Republican State Conven-
tion and politicians arrived oD the morning
trains and it is expected there will be a larger
crowd in iown tonight than ever before in at
tendance at political convention in the State.
Two extra trains will arrive daring the after
noon from Keene, one bringing Hale DELE
CATION and the other delegation from Ches-
Ilire county opposed to his nomination. The
hotels are all crowded and sboth Hale and Cur
rier parties have established their headquar-
ters The State committee and delegates will
hold meeting this afternoon to arrange the
details of the convention tomorrow and pub
lie meeting for consultation will be held IN
Whites Opera House this evening.