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STATE POLITICS.
Mr.. BoDwELL AND COLONEL EDWARDS
MEET.
Lewiston Journal

Mr.. BoDwELI. AND COLONEL EDWARD
| MEET.
Lewiston Journal.
| Col Edwards did not go up to Col. Os
| goods dinner, Thursday, but he and MI
| Bodwell met.
Col. Edwards went to the grounds in tn
afternoon and dropped into the Treasurer
office, where Chairman j. III. Manley of th'
Republican State committee and Hon. ]. r
Bodwell, the Governor-elect, happened tt
be sitting.
Col. Edwards was introduced to Mr.. Man
ley, who in turn introduced him to Mr.. Bod
well. All had pleasant chat together
Neither had seen each other before. 1t was
pleasant meeting, which was much en-
joyed by these three prominent parties to the
recent contest
YORK COUNTY PLURALITIEs.
The official vote for York county shows
the following pluralities. Democrats are
printed in italics
Governor-C Clark S. Edcards, 8.
Congressman-Thoma B. Reed, "a.
Senators-Heruy r. Wey7no,ah, 152, John p.
S. Jones, 149, Cyril +. Harmon, 49,
County Commissioners-Beni.F F. Psase6, s. S.
Andrews, 4S.
Register of Deeds-Justin NJ. Leavitt, 8s.
Clerk of Courts-James e HeWey, PIT.
Sherlff-Samel Z. Hamilton, ZOo.
County Attorney-Horace III. Burbank, 203.
County Treasurer-Charles H. Prescott, At.
THE RESULT IN ARoosTooK.
The Republicans have elected their candi-
dates flor senators and county officers in
Aroostook with the exception of sheriff, and
one county commissioner. Black Hawk
Putnam, Democrat, has been elected sheriff,
and Joseph r. Emery, a Democrat, county
commissioner.
Kidder, the Republican candidate for re-
gister of deeds in the Southern District is
elected by about 500 plurality.
Mr.. Bodwells plurality is estimated about
200 in the county.
The Only Prohibition Representative so far
reported in the State has been elected at
Presque Isle, Mr.. S. G. F. Smith. But he is
a Democrat, and was elected by coalition
of Democrats and PrOhibitionists
The following Representatives have been
sleted to the Legislature; Democrats are
printed in italics:
OXFORD COUNTY.
Paris-J. s. Wright.
Dixfield-Wilam M. Kidder.
WOOdStOck-.JameS l.. B0Wker.
Newry-S. r. Widber.
Hebron-Zibeon L. Packard
Fryeburg-S. q. V1tey.
Porter Br0acI.
PIscArAQUIs COUNTY.
DOyer-W. M. Hayden.
Sangerville-Wm. M. Hayden.
Greenville class-CharleS Dawson.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
New Portland-John NJ. Cults.
Lexingt0n-Frd1E s. B0ylltof.
Norridgewock-C. A. Harrington.
Fairield-LewiS Beal
Skowhegan-Sylvester j. Walton.
Athens-Calvin H. Jones.
Harmony-Richard III. Marble.
Pittsfeld-Edmund G. Bryant.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Observation-Disclosures III. Chase
Edgecomb-Eb Chase, Jr.
BoOthbay-James c. Poole.
Bremen-AlonZO Richards.
NobleborO-Austin W. York.
WaldOboro-EdlCdrd n. LeUe1lsGter.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
Caribou-Joseph A. Clark.
Fort Fairneld-Albert Whitcomb.
Houlton-F A. Powers.
Presque Isles. C. F. Smith, elected as Prohi-
bitionist.
Van Buren, Charles Fdrret.
Frenchyillc-- Cannon.
Fort Kent-Wna. Dicbey.
Sherman-James w. Ambrose.
Montecello-H G. Sharp.
Island FallS-Richard L. Sanborn.
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THE YACHT RACE.
The Flyers in Readiness for the Big
Event Today.

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept 1.-THE yachts en-
tered for the race tomorrow are all here to-
night except the Galatea which will arrive
before daylight The wind is southwest and
strong with foggy. cloudy. weather, The pre-
diction now is that the wind will be strong
from the northwest tomorrow, which will
give ' the Sow and Pigs course. The Mayhow-
er and Sachem crme down from Providence
this afternoon, and are looking neat and
trim as possible The Puritan and Priscilla
also arrived this afternoon in fine trim. Gen.
America and is exceedingly anxious for a
chance to sail his craft in the race. Matters
were quiet on board the yachts tonight with
all hands resting in preparation for the great
contest of tomorrow.
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"A Tariff for Revenue Only"

To the Editor of the Press:
The Democratic Free Trade shriekers
have made great parade of their shibbo-
leth or watchword, "a Tariff for Revenue
Only" The benighted Republicans, as wei
as the average Democrat, may need an expla-
nation of this phrase, and it may not be un-
profitable to inquire into its meaning
What is revenue? Revenue consists OIL
moneys returned from duties, customs, TAX
es, excise, rents, etc, levied upon persons or
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Woman's Christian Temperance
Union.

WATERBURY,, Vt, ,sSept. 1.-THE annual
meeting of the State Woman's Christian
Temperance Union closed this evening with
a lecture by Miss Liyermore. One hundred
and fifty delegates from all over the State
were present. Mrs. Hunt gave an address
suing year are as follows: President, Mrs. j.
II. Perkins, st. Johnsbury; secretary, Mrs
House, Brattleboro; treasurer, Mrs. E. N.
Saver, Montpelier
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Labor trouble at Peabody.

PEABODY, Mass, Sept. 17.-Sixteen non
union men marched from the boarding house
to Main street to Smiths barber shop this
evening. A crowd of 800 gathered amid
much excitement. Two arrests were made.
When they returned the crowd followed and
pelted them with stones. Officer L. N.
Barnaby was strnck in the back of the head
and rendered insensible, and taken home in
hack, and doctor was in attendance. 1t
is dangerous wound. All is quiet now.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-18
FROM CHARLESTON.
More Aid Needed by the Stricken
City.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 17-There was a slight
shock of earthquake at 2.25 o'clock this
morning. Mayor Courtney made public to-
day in proclamation the resolutions adopt
ed by the city council asserting that while
liberal assistance had come from all parts oi
this country and from England, and q i
cient to meet unexpected exegencies," an6
the mayor is therefore requested to invoke
additional aid for the stricken city.
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SulIivan-HearId Fight

New YORK, Sept. 17.-Sullivan and Hearld
left tonight for Allegheny, Pa, where they
will meet in the Coliseum Tomorrow night
A license has been obtained of Mayor Wy
man of Allegheny, and there is nothing now
it is said to prevent the fight. According to
Manager Hughes of the Coliseum. this is
to be ''purely scientific" six round contest
be any slugging or knockin. out.
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What Spaulding Thinks Of the New
Yorks.

of the Chicago Base Ball Club, was in the
city today and started for New York this af-
ternoon. He cannot understand why the
New York Club, with such good material
composing it, has been losing SO many games
they can they would have given his club a
hard fight for the championship. The diff
Guilty with the Philadelphia Club, he says,
has not yet been settled, but he is bound to
discipline somebody, as both Irwin and Har-
ry Wright acted foolishly on the Chicago
grounds. He denied the story that he was
financially interested in the Detroit Club.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
THE MAINE CENTRAL,

After October 25th the fall arrangement Oh
trains over the Maine Central VIII go mo eI-
feet. Besides the through trains an addi-
tional accommodation train will leave Ban
COR at 1918 D. m, connecting with other
roads. arriving here in time to connect with
the Boston express. The 710 q. IN. Water
VILE train will 90 through to Bangor from
Portland. through locked mail Will be
sent to Portland, Boston and Bangor on
these trains, and will give Bangor the Fort
land papers at noon.
THE KNOX AND LINCOLN.
Thursday dividend was declared by the
Knox and Lincoln Railroad by which $35,-
900 was distributed among the cities and
towns. Last year the road distributed $780,
OOO This is great gain, considering the
outlay. The road has been doing a good
business and has been economically man
aged. The extension at ROckland has been
completed within 100 yards of the proposed
site of the depot. The work on the depot
will commence shortly. The earnings OF
the road for the past ten months and those
Of the last year are as follows:
1SS4-5
Gross earnings. s05 20
Expenses -.........-................. lO45l4-So
Net earnings gs..................... S3,26l.11
1856.
Gross earnings S113 ,65S.55
Expenses -. ....................., 71,65472
Net earnings. gs....................,.. SAL ,904.92
NOTES.
The overhead bridge on Falmouth street
(Baileyville), Deering, in process OF c0nstrue-
ton by the Portland and Rochester Railroad
Company, is nearing completion. 1t will
make hard road to travel in the winter
season. There is gradual ascent of some
two hundred feet.
The New York and New England r, r. is
again at work upon Pier No. 4 Ia oenth Bos-
ton, and will remove its coal sheds to -
point The local coal for the eastern portion
of the road will also be unloaded at the new
across the harbor to the Boston and Maine
terminal in East Boston is working success
fullv
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A CASE OF SUICIDE
Which was Supposed to Have Beer
Caused by Dependency.

Boston, Sept. 17.-Willam F. Brooks, 2S
years old, who has been stopping at the Fal-
mouth House since 7th, shot himself through
the heart today in his room. Dependency
is supposed to be the cause. From letters
left by him to be mailed after his death it is
supposed he had relatives in Fall River,
Portland and Brockton. Undertaken Tink-
ham holds the body to the call of the rela-
tlVeS
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a Move to Stop the Eight.

PIrTsDURG, Sept 1.-THE leading minis, mis-
ters of Allegheney City met tonight to take nId
measures to prevent the Sulllyan-he hear,dd nd
fight. 1t was decided to visit the mayor anu any
and request them m to t rev revoke the license. Ii
the authorities refuse to interfere it is pro-
posed to go into court and ask for an lnlunc-
tion restraining the pugilists from hghtlng'
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-18
Decision in a Will Case.

NEWPORT, n H., Sept 1.-THE case of
Perkins VS.. Champion, an appeal from the
Judge of probate to break the will of John
Perkins, was decided tonight for the plain.
tiff on the ground that the testator was not
will
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BASE BALL.
The New England League.
poRrLANDs, 5; LAwRENcEs, A.

PORTLANDS, D, LAWRENCES, t.
AT Lawrence, yesterday, the home team
was defeated by the Portlands in close and
exciting contest. Conway and Tanning each
pitched effectively. The features of the
game were one-hand catch of liner by
Cox and the batting of O'Rourke and Cor
man. The score:
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ON THE TURF.
Trotting AL Mxstic.

Boston, Sept. 17.-Thursday's postponed
fore a fair audience. Two races were trot-
ted and both were well contested, but the
heavy track precluded making fast time. In
the 2.25 class, with five starters, Viking was
the favorite and won in three straight heats.
The summary:
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Sept Is.
The indications for Maine, New Hamp-
shire and Vermont are fair weather, slight
ly cooler.
The indications for New England are
generally fair weather, slightly cooler,
southwesterly winds, becoming variable
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
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A Schooner Ashore.

NEWPORT, R. l., Sept. 17.-An unknown
three-masted schooner apparently new, is re-
ported ashore on Beaver Island, south end
Of Conanicut Island. There is very heavy
sea this morning.
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LAWRENCES.

Earned runs-Portlands, 2; Lawrences, 2.
Home run-O'Rourke. Two base hts-Spence,
Shelter Burns, German. Passed balls-Hurley,
j. Wild pitch-Conway. First base on balls-by
Conway, Il by Tanning 1. First base on elrors
-Portlands, 6. Iawrences, 6. Struck out-By
CONWAY. 4; by Tanning, L. Double plays
Wheeloek and Spence, Hurley and Pettee, Cox
and Pettee. Umpire-McCloskey. Time of game
-2h. 5m.
AT LYNN.
Innings. % 4 s
Lynns, 3 0-10
Brocktons s................0 o o o l.
Base hits-Lynns, IS; Brocktons, 7. Errors
Lynns, 10; BrOcktons, o.
THE STANDIN G.
The following is the standing of the clubs
in the New England League:
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Charleston Relief Fund.

Boston, Sept. 1.-THE Charleston relief
fund in this city now aggregates $61, ,665.69.
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The 2.24 PAGERS race brought out five
starters. Hiram H. was favorite and took
the first heat from Il. l.. d. after sharp
struggle, and after the finishing the last in
the second heat again came to the front and
took the next two and the race. The sum-
mary:
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-18

Mean daily bar. q s. 999I Maximum ther. .70.s
Mean daily ther.. 1862 Minimum ther...
Mean daily DIV pt.. .646 Max. vel. wind. Id s
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Sept. IL 1886, 1000 p. ny
Observations taken at the same moment of time
at all stations.
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snorts at Rowdoin.

BRUNSWICK, Sept. 1.-THE annual game
of foot ball between the Freshman and
Sophomore classes played today was won
by the Sophomore class.
Ex-Mayor Peck of Ellsworth, Dead.
ELLSWORTH, Sept. T.-Ex-Mayor Calvin
G. Peck died very suddenly of heart disease
last night, aged about 60. He was the first
mayor of Ellsworth and has filled that office
for several terms. He was large ship owner
and a prominent citizen.
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The Labor Troubles at Fairfield Pulp
Mill.
Prisoners Escape from the Jail al
WiScasset.

WIscAssET, Sept. 17.-Y Yesterday morning,
when Mr.. Seth Patterson, deputy sheriff for
Lincoln county, entered the Wiscasset JAIL
he was seized by some prisoners and over
powered. He was quite roughly handled
but not much injured. Four of the prison
ers escaped, and before Mr.. Patterson could
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