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The Portland daily press., 1882-09-14
THE LEGISLATURE.
Senators Elected.

Senators Elected.
ANDRos ooGGIN COUNTY.
William D. Pennell, Lewiston.
William ID. Roak, Durham.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
r. E. Parkhurst, Maysville.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Charles Mclaughlin Portland.
Tobia- Lord, tDr., >tandi-h.
Albert F. Mutt G. Otisfield.
Stephen j. Young, Brunswick.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
P. q. stubbs, Strong
ACOUOn
Oliver P Bragdon. Sullivan.
Guy w. McAllister, Bucksport.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
George e. Weeks, Augusta.
f. f. Heath. Waterviils.
KNOX COUNTY.
S. j. Gushee, Appleton.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Sebastian S. Marble, Waldoboro.
OXFORD COUNTY.
James w. Clark, An over.
Echley L. Stearns. Lowell.
PENosscor COUNTY.
John L. Cutler, Bangor.
James Weymouth, Oldtown.
Thomas Ii Wentworth, Bradford.
Philip Wilson, East Newport.
PIscATAQUIs COUNTY.
A. G. Lebroke, Foxcroft.
stGADAHoC COUNTY.
John H. Kimball, Bath.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
O. s. Haskell, Pittsfeld.
Virgil X. Connor. sirfeld.
wAtpn COrrNTY
James r. Tdber, Unity.
WipSans NJ. Rust, Belfast.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Voranus s. Coffin.
Seward B. Hume.
YORK COUNTY.
Ernest VI. Goodall, >anford.
Barak MAXWELL, Wells.
Joseph Smith, 4th, Biddeford.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS

Gen. W. T, Sherman arrived in Boston yesterday,
enroute to the soldiers reunion at Weirs, N. II. tie
spent the day in Boston, leaving for Weirs last eve
ming
Albert Leach of Portsmouth, N. H., fireman,
was struck BY hook md la der truck while going
to nre yesterday ard received injuries about the
head which may result tally.
The report of the wreck of schooner Il. A. Creed
at the Isles of shoals Monday was a can.rd. The
vessel went into Portsmouth, n. h.. port light yes
tsrday for coal.
Saton Rouge g. mershants are jsbilant svsr the
ospeets of tn otton crop. ....,
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Reducing Expenses
The Bribery Charges.
rhe from Einisners, Strike.

PITTsBURs Sept. 13.-A meeting Of iron fni'hsrs mi n
to-day 10 consider the strike was attenoeu Dy IVo
uec ded the time had arrived to terminate the
strike aud ths ssrtimeno was nearly unan NOUS s
scale the iri hers would withdraw from The ANAL
gamated association and form society u their
own. Prs ident Jarrett tonight cal ed msetlug
OF the pudders for tomorrow when the action OF 70
days meeting will be considered.
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A WAR OF RACES.
Colored Children Denied Admission to
White Schools.


White Schools.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-Great excitement exists at
East St. ouis on the question whether colored
children shall be to the public schools where
white children taught. The trouble has been
bre wing for some time. During the vacation the
schno board selected size for a sch ol building for
colors children located between railroad tracks.
Tn, Q ,lored people objected to this location and
threatened to send their children to school with
the white children. Monday at the opening of
the Soto Is colored children applied for admissi N
into the white schools but principals refused TO
admit them. he exciteme grew apacs and the
board ordered the schools closed for the day Mon
day nis ht several street fights occurred aud yester
day the schools were again opened. Few white
children presented themse yes but the coored ones
were on band, and Mondays action again occurred.
SOME Of the teachers left their schools which we
finally again clost for the day. The board had in
the mean ime rented building to serve ae school
for colored children but the negroes would not send
their children there, claiming the right to have
them enrolled in the white schools. Fights oc-
Cured between white and solored children yester-
day morning. The excitement is growing, and 1t is
not known how matters will terminate.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
LINCULN CUUNIY.
REPUBLICANS JUBILANT-THE COUNTY ,REDEEMED

| REPUBLICANS JUBrLANT-THE COUNTY ,REDEEMED
Special te the PREss)
DAMARIsCoTTA, Sept. 13.-Lincoln county Re-
publicans are jubilant, and many honest Democrats
and Greenbackers who didn't go to the polls Mon
day satisfied too. But it is particularly crafty
ing to the sturdy Republicans of old Lincoln to be
able join in the general rejoicing throughout the
State and to feel that they have contributed nobly
in bringing about the redemption of Maine from
Fusion misrule Oft times when Maine has gone
Republican, Lincoln county has bsen captured by
the opposition and that tact has dampened the en-
thusiasm of her loyal Republicans. This year We
can cheer with our brethren elsewhere. We have
carried our county for Robie by plurality border
ing on $50; two years ago Plaisted had it by $40
Our candidate for the Senate, Hon. Sebastian s.
Marble, is elected by nearly 480 majority, and our
entire county ticket-Attorney, two Commissioners
Sheriff, Regis of Probate, Register OF Deeds and
Treasurer-prevails by large margin. Not for
years have been able to capture the whole ticket,
ana mover by such figures thes'. The oppssi-
tion are thoroughly demoralized, and fusion be-
tween Democracy and Greenbackers will never
again be whispered in this unty.
On the Legislative ticket we stand where we have
not cd since 1876. Five of The six districts in
the unity seAd Republiears-not three as you had
Sudy-tue tAC6tplOH pclbB WoAuooN'Sj
as never sent any other than Democrats.
} representation in the next Legislature will be
follows:
Alna-Daniel W. Hiscock, Rep.
BuoJhbay-Dr. Alden Blossom Rep.
Bristol-Davd Chamberlain, Rep.
Dresden-Charles K. Allen, Rep.
Jefferson Aaron b. Noyes, Rep.
Waldoboro-John III. Jameson. Dem.
This is gain of two over 1880. M
THE NEWS RETURNs-REPUBLIoANs MAKE A
GAIN OF $40.
Especial Dispa ch to the Press.)
wALDoBoRo sept. i3.-Complete returns from
Lincoln county received at the Lincoln County
News Office show that Robes plurality in the ooEn-
ty is 2l5. The scattering vote in the county is
Chase o. vinton IA, Eustis %. Hon s. S. Marble
is elected Senator by 480 majority. The entire Re
publican county ticket is elected. The Representa-
tive delegation stands five Republican to one Fus-
ion--Republican gain of two. On the Governor
vote the Republicans make gain OF 584 votes
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PIsoATAoU1s COUNTY

PIscATAoU1s COUNTY.
hrkman-Charles N. Rand.
Sshsc-Jmathan A. Chase
A5bot--crsn J, Doyen.
sAsADAHe0 COUNTY.
gsth.-Wilxam Rogers.
FOwdofaham-B. D. Spear
soMERsET COUNTY.
Starks-- lathoay RracEet
tatrnsd-Stephan A. Nye.
Datrot-Eben Files.
Firtsnsld--C. p Watson.
WALDO COUNTY.
Eorrll-Bardk 4. Hatch
Bslhst--Nathan F. Houston.
LibTty-Alonzo a. Bropn.
stockton Wm Smith.
Jakson-Ephraim D. TasLer.
PsleJ Jmo-John s. Aver.
Ninterport-Otis j. Libby.
WASHINGTON. COUNTY.
Eastport--B. F. Kilby.
fast Machas--Joha c. Talbot.
Jenny sville--Daniel j. Fisher.
hobbinston--John M. Smith.
Snerryheld-M illam reeman.
eolumbia-Steph $. leighton.
eutier-James 4. Matthews.
eone. .boro-Eagene c Dy-isko.
galais-E. G. Goodenow.
Princeton-E. #. Holbrook.
YORK COUNTY.
Biddeford-C Charles H. Prescott, John B.. Dono-
vat.
Newnsld-Isaac NJ. Tfa'ton.
hollis Cyril p. Harmon.
Kennebunkport- Charles II. Perkins.
South Berwick- George r. G0odeoin.
sterboro-Isaac N Deering
Kittery-J. H. Rowell.
Berwi k-Moses Wentworth.
York-John Il. Staples.
Alfrsd-John Hall.
Lebanon Charles ID. Fall.
Iynan-Wm. Small.
Comish-Geoggc II. Aitiiken.
Saco-George A. Emery.
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Representatives.
lNDHoscoGGIN COUNTY

ANDEosCOGGIN COUNTY.
Turner-H. W. Copeland
Lewston-Wallace III. White Oren A. Horr
Auburn-Benjsmin j. Hill, Arthur B. Latham.
Wales-Thomas W. Ham.
Wsbster-Roscoo d. Y. Philbrook.
Poland-J'ohn S. Briggs.
ARoosrooK COUNTY.
Sherman-James W. Ambrose.
Orient-Charles Hodnett.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Powers.
Presque Isle It. IL. chair.
Fort Fairfeld-Jesse Drew.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Hridgton-George z. Knapp.
W. Ames Orville K Gerrish. Charles P. Mattocks.
Cape Elizabeth-DanieJ Strout.
Freeport- ohm q. Kendall
Gorham-Stephen Hinckl-y.
Deering- George B. LedciH.
Brunswick-Weston Thompson.
Yarmouth L. L. shaw.
Windham--John NJ. White.
Harpswell-Albert T. 1yafdnt.
New Gloucester C P. Haskell.
Standish-Orville S. Sanborn.
Raymond-Henry J Lane.
Faimouth-F. W. Talbot.
Westbrook-Joseph Dunnell.
Casco-Wm. M. Cook.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Jay-Georgs w. Stone.
Farmington-J. J. Linscott.
Phillips-Daniel c. Lsavitt.
esteryille-David Allen.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Ellsworth--James 7. Cushman
Eastbrook-John d. Crimmin.
Bucksport-Parker A. Spofford.
Brooklin-John G. Reed.
Mt. Desert-Serenus j. Redick.
Castine-A. e. Ives.
Dedham-Pascal P. Gilmore.
Hancock-Elliet l.. Stratton.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
Augusta--J. M. Haynes, Herbert M Heath
Clinton-W. G. Foster
Sidney--Loren Ward.
Readdeld-F. A. Robinson.
Observation-Disclosures Meader
ssalboro-Edwin Barrows
Pittston-Mnses S. Donneu.
Gardiner-Dayd Wentworth
Chna-Elij 4h d. Jepson.
Litchheld-James K. Chase.
Hallowell-A. M. Spear.
Wayne--Alfred f. johnson.
KNOX COUNTY.
Washington-Stepben S. Bartlett
RocklaGd-O G. Hall, John S. Case.
vinalhaven-LeUi w. Smith.
Warren-EdtDin S. Bucklin
mden-HoseaB Eaton.
Cushing-E G. Hathorne.
1homaston--J. E. Moors,
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Alna-Daniel W. Hiscock
Waldoboro-John FL jameson.
Boothbay Dr. Alden Blossom
Bristol David Chamberlain.
Dresden-ChA les d. A len
Jetferson-Aaron B. Noyss.
OXFORD COUNTY.
sumner-Solop F. stetson
ParIs-Georgs A. v ilson.
Norway-Henry NJ. Bearce
Bethel--AsG Il. Vest
Hira NJ tie.
Stow-Stephen Chandler.
Roxbury-Randall l.. Taylor.
0xford-Granville l.. Tracy
PENoBsooT COUNTY.
Dexter-B. f. Eldridge.
Plymouth-Sanford Chick.
Winn-Fr INK Gilman.
Lincoln Joseph Burlsnd.
Bang r-B b. Thatcher, Charles Hamilton, HI
ram IL. Fogg
Orono-B B. Donigan.
Orrington-Chail les ID. Chapman.
Newburgh-F. o. j S. H1.
Hsmpden-Bemjamin L. Simpson.
Exeter George 8. Hill.
Bradfr dfrrd-Augastine II. Houston.
Milford Lewis Simpson.
Oldtown-Joseph L. Smith
Ksndusksag-N. y. 2. Fissr
Lowell George II. Foe
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In the Quick Time of 10 Min. a5 See.

Special Dispat h to the Press.
LAKE MARANocooK, Sept I3-The admirers of
aquatic sports favored tod " with superb Sep
tember weather. and that this fully appreciated
was evidenced by the large crowd in attendance up
on the regatta of the Dirigo Boat Club at Marano-
cook, estimated to exceed 5000. Superintendent
Tucker and his efficient corps of employees were
present. which was sufficient guarantee that every
thing passed off in most satisfactory and orderly
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FINANCIAL AND COMM ERC!A'
Review of the whsIe.nIe Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING Sept. l3.
There have been hardly any changes in the marx
cts since our last weekly report Politics have oc
cupied the thoughts of men TO greater extent than
business. Sugar 1sc lower than week ago. There
has been slight falling of Ia Grain, which nearly
recovered itself yesterday. Lard has deopped hse.
ChesI nut Coal shows an outside price of So 20.
There are several changes in the Fish and Salt
market as per quotations. Linseei and Boiled Oils
have dropped little and Caster advanced. Lemons
are dollar cheaper. Raisins are lower. Eggs are
easy at 23g24c,
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The Marnnis nr Lorne in q Collision.

the MARQUIS of orne and Princess Louise we're ron
into at Port losta this morning, by yard engine,
and the engine of The special train was badly Jam
aged. One report says that the Princess Louise re-
ceived slight bruises but nothing desnte as yet Is
known.
The Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise ana
party arrived in this city shortly after ten O'CLOCK
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(By reiegraph.I
HAVANA. Sept. l3.-Sugar quiet but arm.
Exchange is urn; on Uuited states 20 days koll
at "a a prem. short signt 9haIO.
Spanish gold I.75s4 q I.SU.
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WATERBURY. Conn, Sept 13.-Samuel Hoffman.
aged s5, freight conductor the New York and
New England road, killed at Bri ton lat night
the sabeUse jumped the track, ami in stepping 20
ansgh her ear he fell under the wheels which eat on
The top 81 his head ana ssndsrsd his esdy AIS
home is in Lackawann Pa.
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THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT. IA.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR TEE NEXT TwENTT-FogR
hours.
WAR DEPT OETIcE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Sept. IA, A. M.
For New Eugland,
Fair weather, followed by increasing eloudsness
aud local rains, southerly Wi dis lower barometer
stationary or higher temperature.
WEATHER BULLETIN.
The barometer IL highest in the South Atlantic
States and lowest in tue upper Lake region. The
temperature has risen from to i6 deg ees in the
lake region and to Ii in the northwest Local
fair weather prevails. South rly winds prevail In
the northwest ana all districts of the Mississp
pi except The south Atlantic and East Gulf States
where they are easterly
Fair weat er is indicated in the South At antie
and Gulf States, Ohio Valley and Tennessee to-day
and tomorrow.
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A Rumor Denied.
YELLOW FEW Err.

Floods Added to Brownsville Affections.
BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 13.-The river is flooding the
north western part of the city and many families
are forced to leave their houses. ,hirty-one new
cases of fever and three deaths were reported to-
day.
The Plague in Texas.
LAREDO, Sept. 5.-Yellow fever of most maGg-
nant type has broken out at Mier. Mexico.
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WASHINGTON.
That stolen Bond.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-It is stated at the
Treasury Department to-day that the United States
bonds stolen or lost in the Registers office was
So, 100 blank per cent. registered bond was not
filled up anybody, aas not signed by anybody and
was without the embossed seal of the Treasury De-
parlment which oann t bs counterfeitsd, it was
therefore no more than blank check.
Arrival of Arctic Survivors.
Engineer Melville and other survivors OF the Je-
annette aud Lieut.. Berry of the Rodgers wore met
atQuarantine arrival of the Parthia this aztec
noon by reception committee who bad steamed
down the bay in tug here were no formal e4er.
ssss nd the entire party were driven to the Hoff-
man House Immediately ON landing.
Reducing Expenses.
Secretary Chandler has recognised the civil
establishments at all naval stations under the re-
duced appropriate OF the last sessions OF Congress
and the force at each station is to be reduced 10
one-hah its present number.
The Bribery Charges.
Foreman Dickson of the Star route jury o-night
addressed letter to the Attorney General directiy
charging Henry A. Bowen, special agent OF the ae
partment of justice, with attemoting to prlDe MIN
in connection with Star route Cases.
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Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND. Sept. IL.
Miseellaneons merchandise received BY the Port
land & Ogdensburg Railroad "a cars.
Received by Maine Central Railroad, for Portland
40 ears misosllsncous merchandise; Tor sonnsetsps
roads se ears miscellaneous meg shandise.
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kurepeaA NsarAsss.

talogia4t.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-U. S. 4s, 123Ai 415s, lls'
ext 5s, 1O3.
ii rop,s,, Sent. 13 Iz.s rM-Cotson ln.Tkst
in moderate inquiry and freely supplies oHsss
1-16d; orleans Nd sales ,OOJ oSIs-i sPsS@A'
tion aad export - bstss fatsres s~sNs'
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Wool is selling well at fnll prices. Supplies
coming forward quite freely from the interior and
our assortment is still maintained much 20 that
buyers find no difficulty in obtaining JUST such
grades 3 are wanted
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LEWISTON, Sept l3.-The Evening Journal has
returns from 365 towns giving Robie sc, ,424 Plss-
ted 56,6S0 scattering 1927. Robie's plurality
9744
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THE DOMINION.


BRoCKvILLE, Ont, Sept. 13.-Frank Shanley,
well known civil engineer, who with his orotdel
constructed the Hoosac fun rel, died on the cars
this mol ming between Maloytown and brockVlne.
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The following quotations of stocks are recaiee
and corrected daily by Woodbury. q Moulton Cuem-
oers or me Boston stock Exchansel corner OF MID
dla and ExchRnpa atree 2.
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NEW YORK.
The western Union Telegraph Co

Ga0 W65t0fh OAlOA 4CAC6A oPA4 W.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10 AT the quarterly meeting
of the Western Union Telegraph co. Dr.. Norvir
Green announced his intention of retiring fr m the
presidency of the company at the expiration of hil
term. Resolutions of respect for the memory OF
Gen. e. 5. Sa ford, formerly president Of The Am r
lean Telegraph Company, were adopted. The quar-
tery report shows the nes revenues for the quartz
ending Sept 30 business for September estilnaI ed
S2,25O,UOo. A vIdend of "a per cent. for the
quarter is declared and after ppying this fixed
charges there will renain net surplus Of $685.,
$40.
A Rumor Denied.
There is no truth in the rumor that Samuel j
Tilden is seriously ill.
Sad Culmination of Domestic lroubles
HUNTERS POINT, L, l., Sept. 13.-John r. Nor
ris, treasurer OF Long Island City, committed sui
eide this morning by throwing himself into the
East River, at Astoria, near his sidence He lei,
found about o'clock. domestic trouble is sup
posed to have caused temporary insanity. His SOL
William recently threatened to shoot him. Mr.
Morris was about SO wears old,
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New Hampshire Greenbackers-John F.
Woodbury. Of Lancaster Nominated for
Govarnor


Governor.
MANCHESTER Sept. 13.-Ths National Green
back Labor Party held State conyentioi at City
Hail to-day The commi tee organization pre-
ssnted the fol owing list of officers for the conyen-
ton President, Z. II. Weston, Whiteteld; vice
president g. J. Greenleaf, Portsmouth; A. j. Hoyt,
Howard. Manchester The report was ad pted.
Committees fedentials and resoluti ms were ap-
pointed by the chair The delegates from tne slrs.
to consider nominations for Congress. The commit
tee on resolutions presented an appropriate set OF
resolutions declaring against fusion with either OF
the present. parties and in favor of general rail-
road law
Manchester for Governor; Lafayette Moore or
Lancaster, Wendell P. lila Of Rochester. and John
e. Norwood of Richmond for Railroad Commission
for Congress in The First District, and George Car
penter ot Rochester in he Second.
South Carolina Republicans Endorse an
Independent Ticket.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 13. = The Republican
tass p@ePyeRtien @ today ad9g5ea EGasSatlSana s
and also recommending Republicans 10 support the
independent candidate for Congress in the Fifth
District.
New York Anti wonopolists.
SARATOGA, Sept. 12.-The Anti Monopoly State
convention convened here to-day with 1872 delegates
in attendance Gen. Hen r. fireman of New
York, was chosen temporary chairman.
Congressional Nominations.
BAY CITY Mich, Sept. 3 The Democrats of
the enth district today nominated Andrew q. Max
well for Congress.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Sept. 13-The Democrats OF
the eighth district today nominated w. f. Bailey
for Congress.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Sept. 13-The Democrats of the
18th rictToday nominated VIM. Ii. Neece for
Congress.
BATON ROUGE, La, Sept. 13-Republcans of
the 9TH district today nominated Lewis j. Sauer for
Congress.
MEMPHIS, Sept. l3. Democrats of the First Ar
kansa strict renominated Poindexter Dunn for
Congress today.
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 13.-Geo. R. Davis was nom
mated by the Republicans of the Third Congression
al convention today for third term.
OTTAWA, ILL.,. Sept. l3.-The Republicans of the
9Th District nominated William Cullen for Con-
gress to-day.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Sept. l3.-The Republicans of
the 9Th district nominated Richard Guenther for
congress to day.
CoDcoRD. \. H, Sept. l3.-The Democratic CON
venti of the I'd Congressional District held in
Pheux Hall This afternoon, Col. Henry g. Kent
moved that Col rewett D. Hosley of Lebanon DO
nominated candidate for Congress man by ac-
clam ton which wa, carried aud Hosley was de-
clare the nominee The res buttons of the state
convention were affirmed. Adjourned.
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A Team Wortn Owning.

HARTFORD, Sept. 13.-At Charter Oak Park t.
day yaudsrbit's double team, Early Rose and Al.
dine while exercising were sent a mile in 2,le1a.
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LOST AND FOUND
CHECK Loss.

& CHECK drawn by the Union National Bank Of
"A BRUNSWICK, Me- ON the National Hide and
Leather Bank, of Boston, for 50 800 dated Sept. 5,
10 ~ payable to and endorsed by the undsrs gned,
having bsen lost or stolen all persons are hereby
cautioned against negotiating or receiving the
same, payment thereof at Bank having been stop
PED. WARREN SPARROW.
aa7 diff
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And Marlin v. B. Edgerly was declared nomin-
mated
Committee ON resolutions reported platform
which was adopted.
IN s. .. Cray OF whitefield, Alden B. Smith of
Derry a9k Henry A. Emerson of Henniker were nom
mated candidates for Railroad Commissioners by
acclamation.
convent ous for CHI osng tate committee. A COM
mitt g of one from each county was appointed 10
notify Edgerly of his nomination and request his
acceptance of the same. The several counties re
ported state committee, after which the eonven-
adi ON
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THE ELECTION.
Returns in from 36e Towns,
GIVING ROBIE 9,744 PLURALITY.
Lincoln County Jubilant Over Its Re-
dem ti0n.
GIVING ROBIE s,744 PLURALIG

The Augusta Journals Figures.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 13 The Kennebec journal will
state follows: Official returns have been receiv-
ed from 1876 towns and plantations, the vote Of
which are as follous.
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Fresh Reef Market

Oorrelted for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
q Co., COMMISSION Merchants In Chicago DRESSED
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New York sioca ana Money Market.

new n hOrA StOcA ana Money Market
fBy TelegraphJ
NEW YoRK. Sept. l3-Evesing. Money loaned
between 6d7 and closed at d bid; prime mercantile
paper at 9. Exchange is strong at 4S4 for long and
489sl for short Governments weak nd " lower
for Is and ss lover for 412s State bonds are very
dull and without feature Railroad bonds weak
moderate volume of business.
Ihe following are to days closing quotations Of
Government securities:
United States Sc exit. ....,.......-.....10lA
United States new, ,418 e, reg. g..,,.....r 113@s
United States new, AIS COUP. 3Ss
United States new, AS reg. .-.....,. 9As
United States new, AS coup. 12OTs
'acihc b'e OF 9o....--....r.-.-.-.. l3O
rhe following are the closing quotations Of stock
JnlcagO q AltOn.-- l4O
hioaRo h Alton preferred. .,.......-.... $50 $50
Chicago Bu-. Quincy. ............. 49,. l33A
Erie ~ 20
reHDreIerred .....-....t..s..........s.s oof4
Illinois Central. l4l
axe Sno'e ...--......'..-.. tI3rs
Michigan Central ................... ......-1OZ "a
" Jersey Central .,................, 1914
Northwestern -. .............. ..........14Tse
preferred. ..-...-.......166
New \ fork Central 1904
Hock tslanu ...-..'.'..'..' 80. - lSo5%
Milwaukee q st. Paul. ....-....- 126Ys
t. Paul preferred. ........... ..... .....143
Union Pacin stock -...-.....,........r-.t..l
Western Unien Tel. Co..........--......,... Sl1s
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ARABI DEFEATED.

Tel-el-Ksbir Captured by the Brit
ish.
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The Wool Marker.

BOSTON, Sept. 13-(Reported for the Pressl.-Ths
following is list Of prices quoted this afternoon:
)hiO and PENNSYLVANIA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-11
THE SILVER STATE.
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J.. j. HILL L e. CO.

No marriage is legal in France except
with the consent OF the parents of both
parties, but man or woman over %
na, s-respectfuliy cite" his or her
parents to show cause why they refuse
consent. Ii they fail to show good
cause. the marriage may proceed in
spite of them. Such proceedings are
rarely resorted to.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-11

A woman in Rome, Georgia, the
Courier OF that town says, has made
from the juice VI one watermelon a
pint of thick. golden syrup. Georgia
papers are agreed that there is for
tune for any man or woman who sue
eeeds in making sugar from melons.