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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
SENI1oR ANrHoNWS LEG4cIES.

PROVIDENCE, Sept s.-1he will of Senator
Anthony was filed to-day. The lcglcie- are about
500 OOO The bulk Of his fortun" los to hs sister and
relatives The public brquests are $4,000 which were
given to hi, niece. MIS-. sarah Brayt'n, daughter OF
Jam G.. Anthuny, for lie and after her death e.
Brown University a ID the IN de leland Hospital Mrs.
Brsyton having died since the writing II the viii, the
legacy bccome e. Immediate bcquc,t Of 10000 In
trust Miss l.. -. Potter during her lfc Is gwen 10 the
cly OF Providence for fountain after her death The
sum of $1,000 is given TO Brown University the Income
Ia bc used ia prize. for excel enco IN schO irshp;
$1,000 the inst tutc at coventry, and 300 % tue
Anthony Iustutr Tor the purchase ~ books Ills col
lection of American poe ry iom the library ~ e. fiske
ItrS given 10 Brown lnycr-tv, and hs almost coiu-
plctc collection Of tuutr sslpnh fccorls and puluc
documcnts 10 The Public Library of Providence. his
tdthml servant, ami employs receive legacies as 30
a personal friends The executors named in the
VI viii Il Wts cNrcrt~ Novembr. "a l-~3, ar George
". blue tou Henry W. Gardner aud william A. Hoppin
Of WhOm the Two latter survive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
LIE CHOLERA ErInEMlC.

MADRID, Sept. s.-An American clergyman,
who was making a tour through the Peninsula. accom-
panied hy his dlus trs. arrived some days ago al san
sebastian. watering place on the Northern Coast Of
spain not fr RON the French. and pa mp a the Hotel
lnrlosc Nh' the.c Hc died 81 heart disease Although
ne attend Il b. spanish p1yscian and Though the
pos -uortcm ,1amnaiou showed lusNely that death
W.. caused hy heart disease, yet the local authorizes or
d,fcd that q th' furniture in he room which he occl
pied .houlI Doe burned together with all his effects The
daughters dc and damages for the loss they have been
compel 10 sulor
Nutts. sept -.-rhr cholera epidemic ha- had the 'f
f,ct OF paral, ziur rdr th city. Ten thousand fish
crmau ard g. uumocr, OF workmcn are out OF employ
cnt and most kiuds bu snc-s are at standstu Tho
muuicp, authout - = Maorl, town MOI far nom Sa-
l~rro Aay present of 5000 c mons tlr the US OF
the chu -ln rcrs M Naulcs.
ROWE. sep. The Italian QUARANTINE on the sws'
aid Au TRAN frontiers hns been Hho@he' queen Mar
grfit s .s tou. OF mptnStug 90 klns un "l- cor
plated o. Naples 4ho noalh OF Rome con hu'S
excellent.
P,gf. sep. e.-Trcrc was death from caol ra az
Inuou ln, u,hi, four % ia --ynr, woht WINS, Two at
Pc V.guau, tArc. At Ir s,crrc aud le.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
MR. REEDS SPLENDID TRIUMPH.
DEMOCRATIC CORRUPTION or 50 ANAIL-HiS MA
JORITY OVER 800:
Ia rELtaRArm To - rNLnrNE.I

tGY TELEGRAPH TO The rRGBUSE.l
PORTLAND, Sept. s.-RepOrts from enough towns
have been received To make certain that Congress
man Reed Is elected by over 800 majority. This is
a splendid triumph, as it has been made IN the face
of the most stubborn fight and the most
shameless use Of money upon the
part Of the Democrats They claim that Reeds
strength has been cut down. but a oss can be
figured only by comparison with the vote of 1sS2
when Reed was elected as Cong .eSsman-at-Large
and when there was no real contest made
against him. Every time be has been
elected from this district II has only
been by close fight. In 1876 he
had 1.O9s plurality; in ISIS he was in min
ority, securing 1888 votes against 1888 given
the Democratic candidate and 634S 10 the Green
back candidate; in 1850 he was still III the min
orlty, having only II votes over his Democratic
opponent while there were SO scattering votes;
in 1882 he had SOL votes over all, but this was
not district fight.
1t is certain that the Republicans have gained an
overwhelming victory. All the other Congres ssmen
are elected bv increased majOrites while It s now
claimed that Rohie and the state ticket Is elected
bv 5000 majority. This Is 5000 above the Re-
publican estimate. This great gain is credited 10
the Democratic method of making the sole issue of
the canvass one OF personal detractlon ana sander
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ELrE D4rS wIrnOLI rom.
THE louisville MINERS DEAL srMN>ntY Win
TEAMF-.
.nr rrip.n,r, To rrr usrnuysi

TEANr-.
inY rEiE.HAiIt to riiE rEhuvHt
PorTsvILLE, Penn, Sept. S.-Inmp' ot
profe.siona character have e.ted thr min n- towns
In this re- zion for several months committing al mauncr
OF dcpredatons Tho inhlDant. haveb COM horons. y
Ar usrd and I'VE resolved o. rd them-cvs o The uu''
aucc. The miners families n hc wc-tcrn end ~ .hc
county have been rculry annoyed by tcsc ira nps'
d q number OF men formcd hru-clyrs mt au * crni-
mating committee aII vowel that an example should oe
made ~ the next one cau-hf ID Ia, ylci.Ity sharp
loo ont wa KEEP, for ny de,s. On "wednesday last
week TWO o the exp ctcd 81 tor- put aVpciran
TEcv remained about the strd until evening.
whe1 e commit above mentioned arrived and cap
turcd them, aud they were Aurr ell "f 20 the
mounfaiIs But O4c OF them broke away
and escaped the other however, secure s"appci,
and when a certain place IN th' WOO was reached ne
was made To- -taud firmly against IN tree o which
he was tied hand and o. Fine sire stfaHs ana iop
were used 70 complete the work, and soon n" rty re-
turned ro Their homes Il -ati- ied Win the means
taken 10 out r n mp uul-du g. NOthlh@ iuflhcr
ard the tramp una LIS n 'rnhg' when -olh"
boys who shoot j. ar mark happened 10 run
tramp, whose position Nd4 unchanged since
Wednesday. They Iorr het at hr~t, but Il ally
summoned COURAGE appr' .ch nm. He lre-rut"i a
terrible sight being almost arvcd lie lad un4ergone
fearful sufcrlu-s. lie Wi b which lie vas Duu 81
had dcep into H. ne-h, u ln- him inteue pan.
III. tightly bound nat hour a occupied ID
ACQUIRING his release. Til boys OF him @omc 10 eat,
begged pIteou-y be Ted out ot tO"n T. place ot
sa .ey. prOmisi turn. The people Eeucr y
are oW expericncU feeling Of ITl rom IL 10
tramp. least Tor the p esent.
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UNWILLING TO PAY HIGH FREIGHT RATES.
LRY rELEGR APH 10 Tie TRIRuNsL

Troy, Sept. S.-The LdnsingbUrg Courier Just
out statIng that WaltetA ood is negot
ating purchase Of lots in nsngnurg, and con-
templates removing his mover and reaper works from
Hoo.ick Falls 10 Lansingburg because Of the eXor0ant
freight charges lie is obliged to pay o transportation to
New York H. Will ship from Lal sIngburg by his own
boats thus saving On lrtgit more than 100000 per
apuum At pre-en lis bills for fre gh on the raw ma
tehu and the manufactured machines paid to me ral-
road companies average 5000 per ek, or Sl0o 900
um and the es innate cost of al The new pul q.
ings cesdr for the manufac Oy vi ne ess than nan
that The company proposes to nave us own dock,
ami run u hue ba.ges direct 70 Work and Jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A COTTON MIL CLOsED.

COTTON MILL CLOSED.
WfLNINGToN Del, sept -.-Jamea RI dies Sons X
co - cot on mil nea Ia ,ity closed of
rike OF forty weayer' gaIn-L reduction i ~ per
IA their wa1es Three huudreI hands are mus
thrown ont Of empOym n.
OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH CORRUPTlON
READING Penn, sept S-Cn rges uf Ill lal corruption
wig Oten nlade a9hih,' I.e ,n'n's & "c,is ~ i in
Berss County Amshuuse, a petition was pieseh eu m IN
court TO-DAY asking for an iaye-tgaton Inc Court VIII
appoint a conmi examine the books ami a cunts.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT BURLINGTON.
BrRLtSGroN Vt, Seot. s-Ih' annual fair at Howard
Park began today and promises 10 be he best ever he'd
i'm the ate Among ne gui-hed vstorsis William
H. Vanderbilt Secretary LllOn viii deliver an All
dress on thursday
TIE FINANCES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD
BusTON sept s.-At the recent annual meeting Of the
An. .rican Board Of Commissioners o. Foreign Missions
held ths city, appeal made 10 the pubic for
100000 with who TO car, ON The work the society
appeal nadel be, over tgl 900; the dona-
tons for he Ner have been alb at tJA2ooo legsc es
about ~ 10000, leaving small hasnce lh the liea-ny
The r,cepts for the Morning STAR the new missionary
ship, were over ~ 300
LONG a co.'s SETTLEMENT
BosruN. sept s-Tbnmas Lug Co., deae era lh rlbner
ana hora sSls Al summs A. owe anoa sAJVoO ,o
Ihey will probably settle tor ~ MY GO ia on the uost
rHE NEw ERsEY GUARDS
CANntS sent tue BtA hesimtnt uf New-Icrsey
Nai,onsl Ga ,r,s commanj,l h, C'lone ". n Cooper
VITA headquarters Ia Camden vii ~ TO Mahssquan Tor
nno practice neat sunday
KILLED Ar 4 CHRISTENING,
nttRuu, aopL salu Hautramos laat hlsht at the
christening u chllt of itU ktnm Paddy hontAe Wa
Killed aud JOAN krum artluenY nut Tho trouble arose
ftun a gfl refusing to dance With ftitt Aufntnrh
A GERMAN TAKES rARlS GREEN,
CAMpfN, \. J., sept thflstnphri pghtman, dors
inan ehatoual iunneG living Mo Il, poisoned hlm,elf
Mia Paris green ON raugdiy ho was Va Comfortable
umstauoes aud the oauAo OF his suicide Ia an entie
mystery
A FRATRIuIDE TRIES To HANG uIM-ELF
enc AGO, sept h-th Tr, bownle tho Hoard OF trade
brok T. who sa and kh cd oroihor last week ssla
be lie made an rmt 20 commit sulcuo y
hanging .mse las night nut Wa dlacOvefed Nv ono OF
tic Jail officials ia tune " save lls AIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
lie NILE EXPEDITION.

LONDON. Sept. :. - The Government has
received official reports fron Nubar Pachl, General
Stephenson AID General sir Evelyn wo urging recon
sderaon OF the plans for the Ne EXPEDITION Genera'
stephenson aud Wood main that the boat -er.., anu tu
the comm sarlt arrange uen 'fe u sulC 'n' a. & Wv ~
refommou nd 'ha IN, q ,vernmcrt limit the eltOn 'u
a -ma force whose du'y It shall be 10 open cohhunlc'
tiOn with General Gordon At kIsrtoum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
THROCGH NEW-YORK STATE.
A DOUBLE DROWNING.
tBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

Troy, Sept. S.-P. F. Manning, dairyman,
living about a mile east OF Greenbush. home from
church yesterday aud missed two men who worked Tor
him. after Frank Smith Informed Mr. Manning that
that he had been fishing IN neghb Jrng pond where b.
foun the body of Investigation showed the body
To he that OF Anthony Dalnger OF the missing men
Search wa. made II the other had not met with
similar fate and in half an hour his Doiy was dragged
with rake. Tue rieid cOnd tiOn OF Dtngers inns
an wed hat he had been take with cramps, Whle otth-
lug and drowned and the suppDsi ton Il That MS
companion met with Ike fate while try ing 10 rescue
him. Both men had no relatives IN this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
ID the RepnhlIean. claIm boo TO ! GOO malonty IN


the district.
BippEFoRp Sept. s.-Ihe towns of lhddetordi
Berwick, kitteTy, Lyman, Old Orchard, Shco' alu
Kennebunk give Reed for Congress lOl MAJORITY
The same towns IN l~S2 gave Reed az maJoiltN'
The Indications are that the Republicans elect INC
whole ticket in York County. -.
BrTFA-T, sept. s.-Probably the whole Republi-
can tickit in Waldo County, including senator's lS
chosen by 200 majority. except perhaps the sheIlI
aud treasurer. Probably SIX Republican hepIc
sentatiVes are chosen.
MACHIAs sept. -.-Washinpton County gives
about 900 Republican majority. Ile kephbH-
cans elect eight of ten members OF the House. -
ELLSWORTH sept. S.-The Hancock County re
publican ticket Is all elected by 1000 majority
An of The nine Representatives were elected. Han
cock gives a large majority for the amendment:
pRFSQUE Isle, sept. S.-Ihc whole Rcpubllcah
county ticket in ATo0stOok IS elected. seven o the
ten representatives elected are Republicans
CALAIS. Sept. S.-Twenty-iiyo towns IN Na'lllnG-
ton County, polling about fouT-tifths of the t9tal
vote, give Rohie 5000, kcdman 2492. Rcpuoh-
can majority of LII. The same towns IN the ia~t
election gave RObie 1000 majority. he woe Oh
the remaining towns on the whole Will be ABOUT
equal and Robie will undoubtedly have 1900, and
probably 400 majority in the comfy. ne he
publcans elect both senators by large maloTiti's
aud seven Representatives sure, possibly eishI
out of ten Returns from ali over the county
show a largo RcpubIcau gain, netting between
three and four hundred. .
Reports from the AroostoOk County Committee
give that county 10 the Republicans by an IN
creased majority. 1he LelciSiOu JoHrH n Rep gives
RobIe - 900 majority and claims that All th" 'on,
gressmen have been elected Tho Constitution
Amendment was carried by good majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
REJOICING IN BANGOR.
CONGRFssMAN BOUTFLIE SENDS A CORDIAL
GREETING TO THE OTHER STATES.
fBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSEl
BANGOR. Sept S.-BanCor gives over five hundred
Republican majority largest since 1s6S. gain OF
179. Remarkable gains are reported all through
this section Penobscot County Is Republican Oy
probably 800 majority and two of the fifteen
representatives elected. Washington County re-
ports 200 majority with eight cf the ten
representatives. Piscataqus gives probably
five hundred majoriy Returns from Aroos-
took the remaining county in my district,
show large gains with seven ont of ten representa-
tives elected My election is assured by a very
large majority. probably 5000. Large gains are
almost uniform throughout the state, and Indicate
the election Of all four Congressman and a heavy
increase of the majority of two years ago, when
the State was hotly contested. TIE result IS
splendid home Endorsement Of Blaine's candidacy
Name is blazing with b0nfres tonight from hit
terry 10 Quoddv Head. The Bangor Republicans
held Jubilee meeting tonight, when the
wgwam and public square IN front were
packed with thousands of people. EX-N ice
President Hamin presided Speeches were made
hy Lewis Barker General Charles Hlmlln, Mayor
Humphrey and the undersigned. The WiIdeSl en-
thnsiasm prevailed. Bontires are burning in all the
public squares of the city; all the church
bells are ringing and at this hour
midnight--the young men of the Loyal
League are engaged with palnt-p9ts and brushes
actually painting the great Rcpublcan wigWam
red. A significant feature of the local election
has been the active cooperation of the IRISH
hundred members, hitherto Democratic. who
with other silent voters. have broken
the solid line of the Irish vote, and
led the way for large accession to the RepupIicah
party which viii show itself more emphstlcally IN
November Maine sends glorious september
greeting to her sister States. and confidently awaits
a grand response in October and NoyemeeE Sn,i[,
Member of Congress for WITH District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
LrNCHfNg 4 SPOKANE INDIAN.

ST. PAut, Sept s,A special to the
r,onssr Frs from cheney, Warrington Territory, states
that a WOMAN driving With her ioufyeai-od daughter
near spokane falls. was taken from Tho busy by
Spokane Indian ani shockhgB beaten with club
1la Indian was affrsled and placed Ia iah a. cheney
mob broke luto tAo Jail hst night tooE the Indian out
and hanged him To tguo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
CONGRESSMAN DINGLEY's MAJORITY.
tnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TKBuNE.l

LEWISTON, Sept s-Ex-Govcrnor Dingley
Republican is reelected to Congress
from this district by nearly 5000
majority and (, 800 plurality: He runs ahead Of
his ticket in all the SIX counties
of the district. His opponents were Hastings
DEM. and Perry lGreenback. 1he Republican
majority in the district two years ago was about
. 900 InE JOURNAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
AN ESTIMATE BY GEORGE c. WING.
fpY TELEGRAPH TO rHE rWBUNE.l

AUBURN, Sept s.-1hc returns at this hour are
somewhat meagre but every indication points to a
majority for Governor of at least 10000 Both
branches of the Legislature are Republican with
increased maortics. he Republican Congress
men are all elected The full returns will probably
exceed my estimate 10 the National Committee.
Augusta the home of MIR Blaine always o strong
town, has made large gains this year.
GrORGr {. NlNG,
chairman of the state Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
RECEPTION OF TIE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
DEMOCRATS sADpENED -REPrBLICANs JublLANI'
Tiny rELEGRArG - ~ rRlnrNi.I

DEMOCRATS sADpENED -REPt tBHCANs JJHllANI'
uny rELg5RtPGrp rtE r7inrVsI
WASHINGTON Sept. SIT has been customary
10 close the Democratic Committee headquarters
in this city at y. M. aud there was no departure
from this custom tonight Early IA the evening
quite - crowd had gathered m the rooms of the
Committee waiting for the iulhlmcnt
of Chairman Germans promis" of re-
dncsd Republican majorItcs IN Maine
shortly before o'clock the first dispatch was re-
ccycd aud its effect was apparent. One by on"
the assembled Democrats filed ont aud promptly at
o o'clock the gas was cXtingus,hcd.
At the headquarters of the Maine and Illinois Re-
publican associations. which occupy the same
building. crowd had gathered aud gicat cnthu-
siasm was manifested as the news was received aud
read. OHIO men who were present were cspeciauy
mbiaut They said that the effect OF to-day elcc-
tIon upon their State would bc 10 still further Gu
courage the Republicans there and that the result
In Maine insured the success OF the Republican
ticket of Ohio IN the coming October contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
The ATTACK or BELGIAN CLERiCALS.
Rnrs>rTS. Sent. ST iSall quiet in tins cit

III'1 0"I.I40' u 20 = TT '-''I' 7
to-day. iuily huudlei porous we.e wounded IN 'ne
Oh hcts ret tc cer Gals and aat-cer Gals ye'er
dav Several persons were voundet seriously but mo-
body was Killed. A. the clrricJl who came from the
provinces to take uar n the procession wre retur4l
Tot homes last mi . they were assaulted pY iueiuDs
% th opposite party at mn! oi he proFuc-I runway
-tI ions ,v-, -. 81.
large mob zoo Antwerp to- lay n. otcd and yele 9s the
cerri arrived Inc gen ldn-s charged irped'euy "H
the crowd ud undcd several person, before tn sue
Gee .ti ln dispensing q.
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TR1NPS Kun 4 TRAIN.

NEw-HAyEN, Sept S.-When the evening
train on the Derby K 4 road IA 81 sOppet at Ws Ha-
ven tonight three men found riding on a truck.
Tn train hands dsoiged them and tight ensued The
tiainps drew reyOyer- an ran tie TO rby some
OF tue passenger narrowly escaped beng stIuct by fly
ing oulrts The police ara tn men a. profess Ond
burglars. aud suppose their intention was TO rob the
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
PAILELsON nlrAS ElL

KEYPORT, y. J.-Frank Patterson, the
op "a MANAGER living at Asbury PARK who is orger TO
the amount OF - OOO lave ban here this afternoon to
tho sum of - 400 70 appear at the term OF c0ur
for. the presiding Judge Of MOumOuth County aud As
soc a e. Judge ue.drIck on.
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TIE NEW-HAVEY BREAKWIrER


NEw-HAvEN, Sept. s.-Of the 1920 600 ap-
prophated ny Congress for the Newlaven breakw
over 10000 remains unetpendcd The hreakwater
has yet be extended 400 feet before being finished
TO complete this proposals adver isd FOR begin
ming on August only one had been received up o he
closing hour aud that from John Beatie OF stony
Creek who offered 10 30 the job at the rate of 81
ton. II has been accepted lh extension will require
A. two 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
IHE CAR ~ POLAND.

WARSAW, sept. s.-Count Gourko received
the md his party upon heir arr val her hiS morn
ing 1fc imperial party subs qu nty reviewed paIaue
Of $4,000 troops LII received every "here Win
m.ult stations of cord atty. The city i iumnated ,
even n in honor at the royal guests reception ana
ball will be given Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
rllr vnrE lN nm rnWNs.

PORTLAND. Sept, s.-rorlland aycS Robic
(i,epl TOT Governor a.p7l kedmsn tpeml. a'aliI
scattering G2i plurality of 757, la isso the Ro'
publican vote was g. 1885, Democratic, a,3oa'
plurality of 23i, being gain OF o23' The pln-
rality was about the same ia 1882 Long Island
Is still to DO heard from Reed for Congress- falls
behind, having thirty seven plurality exclusive OF
the islands but the Democrats eOncede his election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09

CAMDEN, y. j., Sept :. Every year there
are a large number Of comilI - ma e by the Atlantic
CITY Temperance against the Keepers OF hotels aud
liquor In tat place tr selling ia or on su days,
but has Deen almost imp1s 10 secure Their con
v.ction For the Term OF court which 0pc at Mays
Lludlrg fO-iuO. row. arAe number oil tmpcrance men
hav been drawn the Try, and tLe,e are 10 be
pressed Jl # and ~ l. cNpec ed thdt
tlere vii BE- ia &c number or convictions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
A POSTMASTER KILLS HIMSELF.

MTDDLETOwN. Sept. S.-POstmaster j. Lewis
Van Cleft, Of this village, viii insane from Ill heath
and overwork committed sued yesterday b. cutt NJ
his throat lie dsappc rcd at 10 in the morning and
Ia. BODY was found day fl the obs ne r the village
IT, had IN, outer garnel aud drUDcr cut
hrs thro t. He appOiitc pOstmtser In l,f9 ana
rcappOut ID in 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
AN ESTIMATE by WALTER ALLEN.

THl IFItHiAH 10 IIIh IHIU' MI
PORTLAND sept s.-Ihe returns received from
100 towns, cagtug about two-hfths Of
the states votes. show a Republican gain of
more than $500. which indicates a majority
for Robbie of over $1,000. his exceed, the highest
expectations of the Republicans and Is a rousing
victory for Blaine and Logan Reed is elected
He Will have about 900 majority.
WALTER AtfrN,
Editor of Ihe Portland Ircss
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FIILrRE or 4 rEySESSfE BAYK.

NASHVILLE, Sept. S.-lhe Lincoln Savings
Bank al Fayetteville this state, closed "ra lis
morning triagency OF the monoy rkct md INABILITY
20 COLLECT forced the s-peu ion. Too o.ots r' 'p' w
100000, aaI tAs a1sc 72JO,OOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
MR. kEED,s MAJORITY.

ini TLLEGRArH To ruE TRBUNEl
RocKGAND. Sept s.-Rcturns thus far from my
District show 800 majority; probably the final
figures will he better than that. IL has been hard
fight but the result is very satisfactory
+. b. REED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
NM NArIoNAL pR.soN As.ocIArIoN.

SARATOGA Sept. s.-Ihe National Prison
Association called to order this morning by eXPrcs
dent Hayes Goodwin Brown of Albany, presented a
paper ON Interstate E1trldtou aud Professor Fran
cis wayand, ~ the Yale Law school. paper on the
"PnfduunR Power: Nncrr Shal II be- Lodged, aud How
shall Il bc INctcisCdW