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guilty, J. 8 W. Dorsey. guilty, o. not guilty B. Vale
guilty. 10. not guilty, 3 Brady guilty, 10. not guilty 2
Carthy, McLain McNally Martin, Murray, olcott nni
Tobrner; guilty a. 10 Vale Brown guilty as toJ. W.
Holmead. Summary. W. Dorsey. guilty 10: not
guilty. ii NOT r1v Brodv guilty. 10. not guilty .
The eighth. ninta. tenth, eleventh and twelfth ballots
were taken with the result.
Mr. Dickson ihen made general statement in regard
to the alleged attempts at bribery but would give no
would tomorrow lay before the District Attorney, or his
assistant. such facts were within his knowlcdge.
On the 23d of August he lad been approached with
offer 81 900 bv an office conncctcd with the Depart
mcnt OF Justice (FhO produced letters OF appointment
"a special agen; OF that Department and stated that he
aGhOr zed act in the matter II Ee would vote FOR
the conviction Of Brady and stephen W. Dorsey. iat
statement would be co-rJhorted by wtne-e -es ami by
circumstantial evidence. When he made his oher IN
court today a. make sworn statement III regard io
me matter he had Intended to iahe tne stihd, nu on r.
hccon NJ that the course pursued ny the court
was the better one, ~ he wond he placed IN ialse
position. There were other. of th' luft Nlo hal ~fn
approached from different directions pu me sums oi-
Iered were small-iiom t|3 10 lpt'e i.ui, ulialS'
Tie man VINO approached hlin Lln tiht hc r,pi'
sented the Attorucy General hut ne (DcEso) did uoi
believe lie concluded that She man took linn for
fool kavc. AID that his only protection was = IN
Judge Wyle0 The matter lie suggested 10 judge
Wylic that nc should coax tho man or bus judge Nyhc
Itnfrht" lNli lItt - 10y ilu'l iiiV , ~.
bad adv -ca him 10 CO-nohnr ABOUT inc uaiieI bu 10
Tie man sent in caud asking for an
interview and appointing the time and place
He made reply ard had not seen the man or MS
comp nion who was also an officer oi The brpar ment
OF justice. from that day tO this He made inquiry
city upon tho following day. c did not believe tha The
had 80 MS pos-',ion, mucn los 1000 ana u
the unwary 90 commit thems' Ives" lie would not 81
low tusmatcr 10 drop, hu would -ce the ilns thog"
Passing fhcn ton brief statement Of tine opinion OF
w., ,i-- ,g.,i4.t Eralc r-ii Wo-.s cvidcnce vas
arni ted, and that very few of the jurors believed
crIrlitr he en- f.r fact tIat shortly before Walsh
appeared upon tuc stand, remission tO The an1 unit OF
-r9is Te' Wa..a had cot more ia tie way of
d.
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AyxI0Us To GIVE UP THIS LIFE.

PHILADELPHIA sept ll.-Raphael Higgins
a-c t-irty- y-iuc, died this afternoon IN conyul,ions al
Twen. first aud Fzwatersts. Il is believed that lie
took poison.
Julius 4 ron Russian Jew, charged with il-trca'ing
his vie. hung himself IN hls cell to-day He tore his
oothc- iuto shr, d. attached his ha1Gkercie 20 the
Tltir after goodbye to the occupant Oi an
.dipi.n- cell let himself drOp. Alter LdI giug few
minutes ne was c' down ana revived He threatens 10
tah- AI. NE Is, Tho hIst opportunity.
LANCASTER. Penn. sept Il-Pe'er Hamilton, aged
resident of this city dose OF laudanum while In
Gated yesterday and died from i:s elects some lOurs
Ircr.
NHNI,GToS, Del, sept. ll.-Elcn Foley, age twenty
Va- found dead in Eista Jai this morning. she was
found lu ucelluz position and seemed to have died
Wic pratnz hut tine COroneI- jury rendered verdict
Oi - de- lndiug that she mad -u0thered herself with
MIL
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THE YELLOW FEVER EPIDEMIC.

WAsHING1ON, Sept ll.-General Sher man
has authorized Colonel Charles H. smith commanding
the 10Th Infantry NJ Fort Brown Tex 10 re"o'e
his trops and his headquarters into the Interior ana
a. hire land necessary for their usc and protection. This
action ls based upon the fact that the lSth IN
fantry In its present camp two and half miles soutn
Of Brownsville Is in danger OF being driven INTO The
district infected by yellow fever By an oyerh3% oL me
No Graudc River, which Il fcINrted 10 De ri7lhS
steadily The camp T. IA yet free ffom tcVer, ss
Oncl advice received here arr 10 the eect that NJ
,,, ,, a.. were reported ~ Brownsville yesterday
ami three deaths The overflow OF the river prevents
exit from Brownsville I'm vehicles Al fensacoIa Ten
nsT rs.es and TWO deaths reported yesterday.
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THE VOTE IN THE COUNTIES.

BELFAST, Ne, Sept. 11.-Returns from II ont OF
2G towns in Waldo County indicate about 700 ma
joriiy for tho Fusion County ticket Republican
gain over 1850 of about 500.
NORWAY. Me-. Sept. 11.-Nearly all the towns in
oxford County heard from give large Republican
gains and the whole Republican ticket is probably
elected. The indications are that Robie will be
elected by 10000 plurality.
CALAIS. Me-. Sept. 1.-THE Republicans claim
Washington County by 500 majority. They have
elected two Senators and seven Represen atives TO
the Legislature. with the others doubtful. They
have also elected full county ticket.
WATERvILLF Ne. Sept. 11.-All the back towns
heard from in this vicinity give Republican gains
and seem to point to the election OF Robe and all
the Republican congressman by pluralities varying
from 700 to 5000. The Legislature is conceded
TO be largely Republican.
SKOWHEGAN Me- sept. 11.-SiXteen towns in
Somerset County give Robie enough TO wipe out he
Fusion majority of two years ago, and 43
over Ii j. thought Chat the Republicans have
elected the whole county ticket, except the
sht rift.
LEWISTON. Me- Sept. 11.-Andro-coggn County
complete gives Robbie 1879; Plasted, 4.1s7;
Chase IL; Niatcn, 9; Eustcs y; Robies plurality
492. Ine Republican candidates purallty IN
Republican candidates for Congress is about
600. except tnat of Dngiey, who has
about 100. William ID. Henneil and William
ID. Eoak Republicans. are elected senators by
about 600 majority, and the whole Republican
County Ticket Is elected Dy the same maj IJrIty.
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PROCEEDINGS IN HE JURY ROOM


WAsuINGTON, Sept. 1.-The verdict Ot the
jury RodJr cases received Win pro
found establishment b. the counsel anu bar ell as by
the general public OF this city Ii seemed that not even
snrewd gIess had Dcen made . the result.
In an interview with representative OF the A-sC-
cated Press. Mr. Dickson the OF the jury made
the following statements IN regard the b. Otns dur
ing their retirement Alter long discussion of tie
1t agreed that two informal ballots should be takeL
The question first submitted was Has the conspiracy
to all Of the defendants been fully proven /" The
resulted follows: Yeas-Cox, DOnipban
Mccarthy McLain, McNally, Murray, Ocott and
Iobriner. Eays-Brown, Dickson, Hollnead ana Mar
tin.
The uext question " Have tie overt acts to
all Ol the defendants been fully proven :" Not guy
to ali, Brown aud Martin Guilty allexcept Turner,
COX, Donphan, Mccarthy, McLsuI McNalIy, Murray,
Ocou aud Iobriner Guilty 10 J. W. Dorsey, Miner,
vlle aud Rerdell Dickson. Guilty as 20 Miner ana
Kerdel, Holmead. The nrst formal ballot was then
taken and resulted IA the aquittil Of Turner
The next ballot taken On the question. "ArcJ w.
Dorsey, T. ca aud Miner guy indicted - IA. re- ut
wac a. follows J. W. Dorsey. guilty O. not guilty
MINER guilty o. not guilty 81 PecS guilty t. not guilty :
| The third formal ballot taken tue question
VINO OF the defendants guilty OF conspiracy ana of
the commission OF overt acts pcrpetrated 2Oth
OF May, 1897" The follows Brown voted
! guilty to J. W. Dorsey, Miner ana Rerdell Dickson
guilty to j. W. Dorsey Miner Vale and Kcrdei HOl-
mead, guilty to Miner Kcrdeli and Brady; Martin.
guilty 10 J. W. Dorsey, Miner Rerdell aud Brady.
Guilty 10 ali except Peck: Cox, DOniphau, Me- ar
| thy, McLan. McNaly. Murray, Oicott ana Iobriner.
| SunniaTy-J. ". Dorsey, gully, IL guilty l.
Miner, guilty II Peck, gnity, II; : W. dorsey,
guilty, :, NOT guilty, a. Vale guIty .. not guilty.
Ierdel, guilty. l.; Brady, guilty TO- nOt guilty. 2
The fourth formal ballot the OF the de
| PENDANTS excepting Peek. Turner Rerdell and Miner.
Ihe guilty to all Cox Doniphan, Mccarthy,
| guilty a. 10 ali, Holmead Guilty 10 j ". Dorsey
and Valle Dickson. Guilty TO J. W. Dorsey, Brown.
Guilty u J.W Dorsey and Brown. Martin. summary
J. W. Dorsey, guilty, IL not guilty, l. stephen W.
Dorsey, guilty, not guilty, Vale, guilty, &; not
guilty 4 Brady, guilty not guilty, 3. nfh ballot
| was taken with the same result.
sixth ballOt-Guilty as 10 ALL Cox, D0niphan, Nc
Carthy, McLain, McNay, Martin, Murray, Oico, lob
| riner. Guilty J. W. Dorsey and Vale: Dickson.
Guilty 10 Brady; HOlmead. Guilty NJ 10 j. ". Dor
sey-Brown suIanary-J. W. Dorsey, guilty IL, not
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CRIMES md C4SUALTIES-BYT TELEGRAPH

DEATH FROM 4 MAYORS SHOT
Uatehrr late Chief o Police shot by John NJ John
sto OF this city On september o. died this morning
BOY SHOT BY BOY.
FREDERICTON. y. B.. Sept. 11.-Cnarles Hossack,
othef Doy Walter Gala CHER and died today Gallagher
FATALLY INJURED BY HIS BRorHER-
ITHACA, y. Y, sept Il-At lraIn@nSDurg on
bowred younger brother age eight with seythe caus-
'-= FATAL ACCIDENT II a MINE.
SHENANDOAH. Penn Hept. ll.-Joseph >. Richard,
Colorado inside foreman at number one Coiery operate
lie ~ 'sie s.ope ,c'ii1s tais afternoon
KILLED Of THE RAILWAY TRACK.
tarIeT age afiy nine va. Kile On Baao and James
town trlnch ofthe e aiway last evening while lying on
HELD TO ANSWER FOR FATAL ASSAULT
SoUrH FRAMISGHAM, Mass, sept ll.-JacOD =
sum - chaye OF assault which caused The death
sf Michae. Joyce. OF Hoiston iast night
F0UNDERED n LONG ISLAND SOUND.
PRovlD.NCE K. l.. Sept IL he schooner Mag
ge thus port from 1reeA
sound oa Horton Point Friday The escaped ia
O'-' ARRESTED on REqUIsITIoN.
NFw-ORLgANs, La, >epr. ll.-lienry Mossman. a
fugitive tom justice was arrested here today on requis
the custody OF detective to answer to the charges OF larceny
am IA pretenses
saor WHILE ASSISTING AN OFFICER.
WASHINGTON SepG ll.->aturday nlgnt Henry
OF lo2 Bst wlie ntoHieited th'e.t mel IL
Fenncr's arrest huH fennet Aiot
Nugout VINO died today fenncr was arrested
HELD FOR ENBEzzLEMENT
PmLA,FIPHIA sept lI.-lhe CASE of George
Rus.e coscuo agent charged with the OF
- M nom statutes, & sons called before MaSi-tras
fn.n tbis afteruo,n and the accused held la
: 900 bail for hearing two Wocks hence
A BOSTON BANK sWINDLED
py,vtpt(cy f. Sep. IA certificate of de-
-, ~ - o1S Which was frauduleny obtained ON the
fh'.t,. f-iaud Nat X = BALLARD on friday
-. no. .day ID The blacsstone bank OF Boston
80 - ,t,..f IL 10 stated that the Blac stone Bank adj
yanoed only 1000 on this certincaiS
ROBBERY ~ PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, sept ll.-katrance 10 the store
of + Feg son 80. fO4 Arch st. Was effected By tasg
Irv m. THE asoencd SIDE sairtAse "a the second
oor pe open descended rear staircase and
ann nnther door leading Feges Stre the nst hoor
Prom foty bl pieces Of silk, ausd al s5OoO " $1,000
stolen
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


a NEW FERRY coMPASY LNCoRPoRATED.
ALBA*Y. sept Ill. NeW- otk ana l,I' 'ni,dG m S
County Ferry omi aay "i H. Hn'oNu 'o'S '"i F0000'
BoDY FOUND u \ MILL TRENCH
PRovIDENCE. K. l.. Sept. II H. nody OF oi Fred, re :
eck Banchman rench an1dan nineteen yeas a 9i .s a
hand on the Wot ste KHl loaI 40 V aL5 Isl, % t IN
Noonsocket
ACCIDENT TO FREIGHT TRAIN.
the New.Yor and New England Railroad Ian into an open
switch here TO day and crashed ini@ some s,onIS s
Joni ed and e., a. ed isury The en- ne was damaged
THE STEAMER PENINAH KLTAKEE.
YAVKrON D f. sept. 1.-The steamer Pcninah,
Viii stolen tom the United states oares , a t 4saarss
and started down te ~ e wa & 'lPS Prr at The
and az I'M new " ''13 We e I. SadS prisoners
TIE HOMGOPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY.
PoUGuKEEP-Ir. =. y. sept. Ia nuaber Of
physi ans asscd north this evening 70 attend the "oIni
bi1I 'onyene al the 1ernrer ouse Phocni4 70 mo- ov
The session days and viii include banquet TO-
'"'''0" SMALLPOX II PENNsYLvANGA
WuKEsBARR2. Penn, -cp'. - on-lderahle ex-
f Vas emo ed 70 the post house the aft noon The
cauyng % the patient tga. he M ii ia' 1 E @ ~ f P
tained that the disease may spread
THE VICTIM OF A BROTHERs CRUELTY
RrAnI<G. Penn. sept 11.-BonInnIn Ietchmani
who year found naked in os abin eist iret
~ hs 1Totnet tweny years died to-day in the
B ouay Am..Sgss %S asr a. 1Gns cHs foand 0
THE LA4E T. NJ. ALLYN's ESTATE
HARTr9GB iePt vn Il loot. aS nSfGI2r&y s 2 Of of
% i' 's's "a % 81 is in rsjaa pro-rty dividend paying
sfo and honds readily convertible ln" ash vi lhe Tea.
esi.f fbc Aim uolsr VA app asei at s%OOuOi Allyn
n al 900 and the Charter OaA BANK buldlhg
al sl3OOOO
THE OiuOLE CELFBRATIoN.
p.rTtN,pr ~,pf - ne arr ii1r llrnis Tor thr
Ornr 80 ~itn .Ompete and unless the storm "hic n
has prevailed al dav shall continue the ci"i anon Wiz net
tomorrow SEVERN ita companies =" lat" par, III l'
parade have auivcd including the 90 anton @ I'm NJ
iynchburg Va Isht InfAaty Bues And Tue ape MAY y
J. Guard
DIsAPPEARA NCE or BANk Lhhh- H. .
LANCASTER Penn. S-pt. lI:-N al,er ktly q
cler m the Farmers Satlona ank u this cfy dsap. a. '
SATURDAY ana
las a scIy For some tin. past h' il
subject to attssk of anehoy nnd II - ieacu l ~,
he suicide Iiis account Win INC
baAA IA correct
CHARGES OF LIBEL AND CONsPlhA' / ~
Usher, frsicd several months ago i"i iipeI
Haynes and Lewis Kendall. Of boston "hnn ne a. y !,
tO accomplish their smith az tlsl a., ~,
quilted He then eaused The arrest OF ms pis-
spir1ng with Others illegally " indict and ASsuSe u' "
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THE CASE OF STEPHEN j. MEANY.

WAsHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE attention or
Mr.. DAVIS Acting secretary Of State, was to-day called
to the Ibu dispatch of the 9Th inst In which II was
stated tIat stephen j. Meany, the New-York news
paper correspondent VINO was recently arrested at
Ennis prof,-in act pom instruction from the Amer
leon Government, had given notice 10 Mr.. Purseil
Resident Magistrate Ennis, that he did propose 10
bound any longer BY his bali bond Mr. Davis stated
that Instructions nave been given MI Meauy as 70
the action which hc is said 20 have taken In surrender
ing his DiIi bond that any action OF this kind
which Nj Neauy may have taken is entirely on his own
res
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RETURNs FROM THE TOWNS.

PORTLAND Me-, sept. 11.-Returns from 140
towns give Robe 81 O73 Plaisted, 30,619 Cnase,
4O2 Vmton, 14J; scattering, 90; against Davis,
3I4o9 Plaistcd, 3l.573 JOY, 81 Nye, 200 scat
tering, 1914, IN 1850. Robes plurality, 6454,
against 2 2902, in 1850. Republican gam of 1902.
II is understood that twO-thrds of the Senate and
at least that proportion Of the House will be Repub-
licau, but the actual numbers cannot be known to-
night
LGiT Returns from POO towns give Robie
4j.4lj; Plaisted. 37,478 Chase, 8j3; Ynton, 1872
scattering 90 against Davis 1904: Plasted
43 221 JOY. 1O2; Nve, 22O; scattering. SO i'm
1sNO. Robes plurality 1881 against 2,S23 in
IN 80. u hnnmnLInan glIn nL ,. Ia.
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MAINE SAFELY REPUBLICAN.

THE PINE TREE STATE REJECTS FUSION.
COLONEL RoEIE ELECTED GOVERNOR BY A GOOD
MAJORITY. AND THE REPUBLICAN CoSGREs-
slONAL TICKET sAFE-DETAILs OF THE VOTING.
lBY TELEGRAPH rO THE TRIBUSE~l
BOsTON. Sept. 11.-The FnsiOnists of Maine have
suffered crushing defeat. and will not soon revive
their courage. Governor Plasteds absurd and
clownIsh conduct in seeking to curry favor with
the lowest elements las been severely rebuked. He
has been informed in uumistakable terms that the
people believe the Executive Council is n factor in
the government Of the State. and that his arbi-
trary and Illegal rulings, and his stubborn and
headstrong course, are not approved by the common
sense of the people of the Pine Tree State. The In
dependent Republican movement was a ridiculous
failure, and its managers have been deseryedlv
bnked. All told the Independents have not cast
much, anymore than 200 votes. Special dispatches
20 The journal up to ght indicate that Colonel
Robe, the Republican candidate for Governor, is
elected by from 7 500 to 1000 plurality and by
clear mgjority of at least 3 900 over all his oppo-
ncut-. The Republican Congressional ticket is
elected by an average plurality of about
the same as that OF Colonel Robie
Remarkable gains are reported in Penobscot,
Aroostook, Waldo and Lincoln. he Republicans
have carried Androscoggin, Cumberland, Frank
lin, Hancock, Kennebec, Oxford, Penobscot,
Piscataqis, S1gadahoc, Somerset, Washing
ton and York Countless probably Lin
coin. and possibly Aroostook. The vote
of the straight Greonbackcrs in the towns of Ripley
and 81 Alban- has secured Somerset County Tor the
Republicans.
Returns rom 200 towns place Robies plurality at
vote of $50.
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rHE ALLIGED c4SE 0F CHOLEHA

NEwronT, Sept. 1l.-Dr. Cabell, president
Of Lie National Board 0f Health. Who came mere 20 M kc
an inv .tleatou OF the alleged OF Asauc cholera,
has rlv,u the opinion that the family safely return
4tn,irco-.sge Dr. Fisher Who recently came to Nr'y
r.,rf and wao claims 20 have had experience with
tAole is th. only physician mere WHO believes that the
f.t.If e..-. Was Olt of A~I.flc rA1lcrL
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HIGH WATLRS N VIRGINIA.

LYNcHBCRG, Va, Sept. 11-Rains yesteI
day aud last night caused the James River and rihu-
try stream. 90 overflow tie lowauds, damaging crOls
and destroying property Five hundred feet OF thc trc
tie used in r ending the dam the river At tnls
,iocD w. washed AWAY carving five workmcu with
H. yylo. after rlIul -y miles Oh Tie fluD-fs. managed
10 swim O.. shore. llr Richmond and Ahtglanf EaiI-
roa l. icr aclos- tnc Iyc River washed away, and
o.cr damage done along tlc lines " the rilIrOl ls.
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THE PHILADELPHII BLCENTENNI4L

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11.-At a meeting of
the Executive Committee Of the Bic entennial Assoca
ton this afternoon the general manager reported that
letter had been received from the United States Navy
Department the effect thai the vessels attached to the
North Atlantic squadron VIII be ordered to the Delaware
take part in the bl-ccntcunHl ceremonies. lie also
reported subscription Il - 900 from the Pcnnsy wanna
Railroad Company to the funds OF the association.
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NEwPORr K. l., Sept. ia severe north
east storm prevails Tne steamer Old Colony, OF the
Newport Line, left here aDout 10 o'clock tonight for
.Hiver o. take the passengers aud baggage Of the
steamer Bristol which ucr port p1dle-box at that
tiacc hv striking tlc Clyde tocS tonight Her haN ser
parted Dy hc ~ rae gale -tIdiug Eer wh great
Whence against tie adjoining dock.
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MORE SCHOOL lCCOHMODATIOM

AsBURY PARK, y. j., Sept. 1.-THE voters
Of school District No 9Ol2 Of Monmouth County have
decided 10 buy st. Paus Methodist Episcopal Church. Of
the Ocean Grove Clmp-Mseting Association. The price
l. - 600. TIE building will at be turned into a
public school. \ lot which scnOOhodsc for the use
or the cOlOed children OF the district will be butt Will
also be bought and the graded school building here
Will be gredty enlarged.
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THREE PRISONS NURDERED.

Las VEGAS, y. NJ, Sept. 11.-GeOrge Mes
bitt r,nchnan living in Tula Rosa Canon, started for
Las Cruces IN wagon accompanied by his wife, Miss
Woods and stranger The bodies Of the last three
found to-day II j. thought tnat Ncsbt who had been
drinking murdered his companions, and then drove on,
as he and lis team have not Dcen heard OF.
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COPPER MINES INJURED.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Sept. ia dispatch
from Hancock Mich a section Of the surface
Of the famous Calumet and Heca copper mines, - by
l25 feet gave way to-day entan NJ loss OF 600
No lives were lost 80 far as known.
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sTORu NEAE ATLANTIC CITY.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. D., Sept. ia heavy
wind storm struck Pleasirtyc, ts county. this morn
iuy. Trc,- were uproOjed and fences torn Gown. Ine
lou,e o. William Noince Was blown from it, foundation
and the kitchen demolished. Considerable damage was
done III the bclg IbOrnOuI
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CURED and majority OF the who are working are
old employees and members of the Amagamated Associa
ton. No other mill has resumed, but a number VIII
have fires lighted tomorrow aud Wednesday. Al VII
son, Walker Co swth the exception Of about ten men,
all hand In the blacksmith and bumper shOp TO-
day and they they propose remaining now that tbey
have gone back.
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4 FAIR Ar FREEHOLD. v. j.

FREEHOLD, n. j., Sept. 11.-The twenty
ninth annual fair OF the Monmouth County Agricultural
Society will be opened here tomorrow 1t will last
three days. and Will contain twelve departments The
society is one Of the members Of the National Trotng
Association aud there Will be races On Wednesday and
Thursday between the best horses OF Ne|-Jersey
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REsUMING WORK Ar PITTSBURG.

PITrsBURG, Sept. 1.-THE steel department
of Graf bennett a Co.'s mill started up to-day
x,,, aver 100 men Ut work No disturbance oc-
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WV FERRY company INCORPORATED
ATp,..y -.rt Il -Tt~ Newly Ork ana EIrhmCnd
omit Ferrv dmiauy of H. hmond ounty capita 10000
as ia toi iuofafed to-day.
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MR.. FOLGER'S CANDIDACY.
SENTIMENT AT HIS HOME.

REVIEW OF HIS CAREER-HOw HE CAME TO By-
LONG To THE PRFsENT ADMNIsrRATION-Ers
OWN VIEWS OP THE sITUATIoN-cONKLISG AND
pTATr NOT FPrrNDfy tn tre r. c.Nnrn.Cv
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-13

Second class, # and under I'm whitney, n
I'd PREM ' ~
Third class under flo Themes. Cumberland,
Ase prem; albert Rideout, Cumberland, I'd prem.
FAT CATTLE.
fair rat eattle-Lorenzo Leighton, Falmouth, LIST
prem; " Libby, Falmouth, I'd prem.
prem.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES,
Misunderstanding Potatoes-Harlan Abbott, first
pnSnnuIn howard Hicks, Falmouth, second.
Doauty OF Hebron Potatoes-Enos True, North
Yarmouth, first premium
Wnsst-N ID Wilson, Falmouth, first premium.
p,oosdon, North Yarmouth, second.
,,r N.Y. Hodsdon, North Yarmouth, second
Uats-Wm Prince, Cumberland, first premium.
6oea:hs-Sewall Baston, first premium
,vls.ons-James Whitney, first premium; Sewall
Whitney, second.
,oab9,6,age-John Herrick, frat premium; Charles
merrill second
Corn e rowsd)-A Dearborn, Falmouth, first
premium; Seymour Hult Cumberland second.
Top Corn--Gso Merrill Gray, first premium.
Dut on Corn-J Barstow, North Yarmouth,
Sweet Sweet Corn Chas Mlliken, first premium: N B
wilson, Falmouth, second
first premium -
ia y Rose-W W Libby, West Falmouth, first
pr mum; K Clough, Cum land, second.
n L~iiy emo Potatoes-A Dearborn, Falmouth,
Late Rose Potstoes-W Bennett, Cumberland,
hfse premium; Fred Clough, Falmouth, second.