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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-03
MAINE DISPATCHES.
BOOTHBAY'S TURN.
Another Maine Town Visited by a Dis.
astrous onfasTatiOn-Neany Thirty
Thousand Dollars Worth of Pronertv
Destroyed.
WIsCAssEr. Me Nov .

WIscAssEr, Me, Nov. 2.
There was large fire at Boothbay. Mon
Gay night, destroyed the following property ::
The iron store and blacksmith sohp owned
and occupied by Roscoe G.. Ingraham, includ-
ing the band hall, the store owned by j. Fl.
Blair and occupied by Frederick Harris as a
billiard hall. the building owned by Joseph
Nickerson and occupied by J. II. Lake for a
stove and hardware business and the tin shop
with tenements overhead, the Gardner Tib-
betts's premises and occupied by himself AS
barber shop and bath rooms and by Nathan
Hodgdon for fruit and confectionery, the fish
stand and hardware store OF Jas c. Poole,
and Eben Poole on the second floor AS sail
maker.
The loss is estimated as follows: r. G..
hardware, $1,000; j. IL. Blair, building,
S250o; Fred Harris, billiard table, etc, ,
$1,000; Joseph Nickerson. building, S2500;
j. IL. Lake, stores and tinware, $1,000;
Gardner Tibbetts, building and contents, 81
900; Nathan Hodgdon. S5CO James c.
Poole, buildings and contents, SIC, 900; Eben
Poole, stock and fixtures, $1,000. All the
parties are partially insured. The fire was
first discovered on the wharf of j. G.. Poole.
BY desperate fight the fire was prevented
from spreading any farther. Other buildings
did catch but were saved. The only hand
engine in town did good service, and was
greatly assisted by the steamer Sasanoa,
which, owing to high tide,w able to go very
liable service. The travelling men who were
in town rendered good aid. Fortunately
there was no wind.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, NOV. =.
Returns from 40 towns give Sawyer, rep,
3656; Cogswell, dem. 3743; Wentworth,
proh., 1877; scattering 4. The same places in
1884 gave Currier, rep. 1919; Hill dem,
4l97; Mason. proh., l5S; Greenback and
scattering 3S. Republican net gain in these
places "a.
Returns from nearly one-third of the towns
in the State show a republican loss on the
popular vote of about 200 compared with the
vote of 1884. This does not include the
cities and several of the larger towns in
which republican losses are expected. Indi-
cations now are that there is no choice for
Governor by the people; that Mckinney,
dem has been elected to Congress in the
lst district and that Gallinger, rep, in the
Pad and that the republicans have carried
the Legislature.
After one OF the most exciting mayoralty
contests ever known in Concord John f.
Robertson, dem, is elected over Stilman
Humphrey, rep, by 33 plurality, being the
first democrstic mayor chosen since 1853.
The city government will be strongly repub-
lican.
Reports from l55 towns and wards give
Sawyer, rep, 20. sci, Cogswell. dem, 20,
$50, Wentworth, pro-, 1886. scattering AGA
The same places in 1884 gave Currier, rep,
I'M, utlu., --iOi. MtsOH, pro-, SJt
greenback and scattering 229.
Reports from $50 towns give Sawyer 26,.
SOP, Cogswell 26,559. Wentworth, pro. g.,
1856 scattering 81. The same places in
1884 gave Currler, rep. 30,752, Hill, dem,
2S,794, Mason, pro-, IFS scattering AS. The
republican loss in these places is l73.
The returns continue to come in slowly.
There has been no election of governor bv
the people. Sawyer, rep, and Cogswell,
dem., running remarkably close together :;
Wentworth, proh.. has polled upwards $500
votes, his strength being sufficient to defeat
a choice. Mckinney, dem, undou 5tedlv de-
feats Haynes, rep, for Congress in the first
district and Gallinger, rep, elected in the
second district by plurality of from 1000 to
1900. McKinneys election is largely due to
the Knights of Labor, that organization being
very strong in his district In the senate re-
publicans will have IA members and the dem
ocrats 10. In the house the republicans will
have from 20 to 80 majority This ensures
the election of a United States senator to
succeed the late Senator Pike.
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n EBRASk "A.

oMAHA, NOV. =.
comparatively light vote was cast
throughout Nebraska, not over 5000 votes be-
ing polled in Omaha. The republican State
ticket, headed by Gen John NJ. Thayer, has
been elected by over 25,0O0 majority. Con-
Gressman James Laird, the present member
from the second district, and q. w. +. Dor
sey, congressman from the third district, both
republicans, have been reelected. In this
district, first, the result on congressman is
still in doubt. John A. McShane, dem. re-
ceived, according to best estimates ut this
hour, majority of between 5000 and $500 in
tins (Douglass) county. In Lancaster, how
ever, Church Howe, rep, made strong run
The republican State ticket is elected BY
over $4,000 majority. Congressman James
Laird, second district, and q w Dorsey,
third district, are reelected T. Church
Howe, rep for congress in the first district.
is probably defeated by Jno. A. McShone of
Omaha, dem,
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TENN ESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 2.
The vote now points to the election of Jas
Phelan, dem,, to Congress. Ife is the pro-
pretor of Memphis Avalanche.
CHATTANooGA, Nov. 2
Neal is probably elected to Congress from
this district by 1900 majority.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 2.
l.. c. Houk, rep, is reelected to Con-
gress in this (Second) district by about 200
majority over S. G. Huskel, dem. Houk'.
majority two years ago was 10000. In the
first Tenn. district. y. X Butler, rep, i.
elected over JAS. White, dem. by 1000 ma
joritv, democratic gain of 1000 in the dis
trict. They are the only districts in Tenn.
electing republican congressman.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2.
James Phelan, dem, is elected to congress
from this, the tenth district of Tennessee, by
not less than 1900 majority His opponent
was Zach Taylor, rep present incumbent
NASHVILLE, Nov. 2.
Returns up to IL P. M, show democratic
gains all over the State, though a light vote
has been polled Bob Taylor, dem, for
governor, is ele ted by between 10000 and
25,0O0 majority. The democrats gain one
Congressman in the tenth district
z. T. Glass, dem, is reelected to congress
from the ninth Tennessee district, defeating
David A. Num-, formerly Secretary of State
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THE BEI.CHER WILL CASE
Before the Franklin Probate Court
Continued Until December.
FARMINGTON, Nov. 2

FARMINGToN, Nov. 2.
The Belcher will case was called Tuesday
morning before Judge Morrison in the
Franklin Probate Court. Whitcomb, Holmes
and Belcher for the heirs, asked for a con-
tinuance until the December term of court
Simmons and Maj. Belcher appeared for
Bates College. The continuance was grant
ed and final hearing ordered in December
The heirs asked that County Treasurer Daniel
NJ. Bonney be appointed administrator. The
college asked for President Cheney. A hear
ing on that matter will be held Tuesday
evening
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CALIFORNIA.
SAN ERANcIscn J

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.
There are FIVE State tickets in the field
democratic, repuo lcan, prohibition, Ameri.
can party and anti-coolie. headed by Dr..
ODonnell. There are no less than IL mu-
nicipal tickets. The result will be the heav
lest scratching ever known in California
Partial returns from all the countie. in the
State, Outside of San Francisco county, give
republican majority. Unless the majority for
bartlett, dem, for governor, proves to be
much larger in San Francisco than is expect
ed. Swift, rep, will be elected. The Amer
ican vote, which started out stronger, tell
away. and in the interior fell behind the rate
for O'Donnell, ind.
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Bath Wants IA Navy Yard.

BATH, Nov. 2
The Bath Board of Trade, Monday night,
appointed committee to call the govern
ments attention to Baths fitness tor navy
yard
Itwas voted to invite the Maine Congress
sonal delegation to be the guests of the
Board for day or more during the present
month to bring to their notice the facilities of
Bath for such q purpose.
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NO. 26O.
PENNSYLVANIA.

ERIE. Oct. 2.
The votes of soldiers, inmates of the Sol
diers and Sailors Home oi this city, were
rejected today. and the decision was sus-
tsined by County Judge w. A. G Gllbrsth.
PHILADELrHIA. Nov. ..
Figures on the State ticket come in SLOWLY
but show an invsrisble gain for Beaver. rep.
for governor. His plurality in the city will
not fall below 25,000. The other candidates
on the State ticket are well up with the head.
bingham. rep, is elected to Congress in the
first district, O'Neill. rep, in the second.
Randall, dem, in the third. Kelly, rep, in
the fourth. Harmer,rep in the fifth. Ermen-
trout, dem, in the eighth, Hurl. rep, in the
ninth. Snowden, dem, in the tenth, Buckley,
dem, in the eleventh, Bound, rep. in the
eighteenth, Maysh, dem, in the nineteenth,
Dalsell, rep, in the twenty-second, Bayne,
rep, in the twenty ythird
Chairman Cooper estimates Beavers ma
Joritv in the State at 10000.
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INCONSIN.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2
Times Milwaukee special saws the re-
publicans have elected Caswel in the First,
Guenther in the Second, r. NJ. Lstellette in
the Third, G. b. Clark in the Sixth, o. B.
Thomas in the Seventh, VIM. Pric, in the
Eigth and Isaac Stephenson in the Ninth
Congressional district The democrat. have
only Thomas b. liudd in the Fifth. Henry
Smith, labor candidate, in this district is
probably elected
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3.
Reports from the rural distrrts are swell
ing Rusk's plurality and the republican head
quarters between $4,000 and 20, 900 plurality
is figured for him.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGrON. n. C.. No

WILMINGTON, n. e., Nov. 2.
Rowland, dem, is elected to Congress
from this district by heavy majority. Mea-
g-e returns from the Second District, now
represented by Oiiore, colored rep. are fav-
orable to the election OF Simmons, dem.
RALEIGH, Nov. 2.
In the lst Congressional district Lothian,
dem, makes a gain thus far of 430.
In the 2nd district Simmons, dem, gains
about 1900.
In the 3rd district McClamng, dem. has
no opposition.
In the 4th district Nichols, ind, is making
gains over Graham, dem, at many points.
In the 9th district Reid, dem, is making
gains on Drawer, rep.
The democratic candidates in the judicial
districts are elected by overwhelming ma
jOrities. In some counties the republicans
did not vote tor their nominees. The legi.-
lature is democratic but some Independents
have won seats.
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u. =. Express Robbery.

TOLEDO, O., Nov. 2.
Another mysterious express robbery has
been committed and this time the United
States Express Company is the sufferer. on
the arrival of the Lake Shore tram from
Chicago last night. it was discovered tnat
something wrong existed in the through eS-
nre.. car that runs between Chicago and New
York. The examination developed that the
car had been entered by some one, evidently
Acquainted with the peculiarities OF the car,
and a large number of valuable packages
we're stolen. 1t 10 not known yet what the
loss will amount to. Certain employees are
suspected.
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m MAKYLAND, 4

BALTIMORE. Nov. 2.
In the Third Congressional district, Rusk,
dem received IL, 2S6 votes, Bosse, indu.tri-
al, endorsed bv the republicans. 5305, Glass,
pro-. 1904. Ru'k's maj ,rity over all, 7277;
over Bosse. 997l. In the fourth district
Raynor, dem. ,l4.754 ,Finlay, ind DIM, 7liS,
Levering. pro, 1860, Weatherby, rep, 1915,
Ssnks, colored rep, "a. Rayner's majority
over all. 4277; over Findlay. 76O6. In the
fifth district, including the 18th, and parts of
the 9th and 10th wards, the vote was, Comp
ton, dem, 2237, Tuck, rep, S0G, Armstrong,
pro, 50. Compton's majority over all, 1916;
over Tuck, ll9l.
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GEORGIA.,

COLUMBUS, Nov. 2.
small vote ia being polled, owing to the
fact that there is no opposition to the demo-
cratic nominee T. w. Grimes is elected to
Congress from the Fourth Georgia district.
ATLANTA, Nov. 2.
Specials to the Constitutiun from all of the
Georgia districts, show the election of the
entire democratic congressional delegations
There was 20 opposition 10 the democratic
nominees except in the fourth district, which
vas merely nominal, and in the seventh dis
trict, which bat recently sprang up.
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ILLINOIS,.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.
The republicans reflect Adams in the first
congressional district, elect Mason in the
aecond district, and reelect Durham in the
fourth. Lawler, dem, is reel cted in the
third district.
Scattering returns throughout Illinois in.
dicate that the proposed amendment TO the
constitution, making it unlawful to let by
contract labor by convicts, has been carried
by large majority. The vote in Cook
county was almost solidly in favor of the
measure.
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A Violator ofthe Maine Law Recaptured.
BosToN, Nov. 2

BOSTON, Nov. ?
Two weeks ago Geo. w. Hall of Wiscas-
sett, Me-, was arrested for violating the
liquor law of that State. Two days before
his trial. while being taken from the Jail to
the railroad station, Hall made his escape and
came to Boston. Tuesday morning officers
Beach street, and tnrned him over to an off,
Ger from Bath. Me.
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low A..
DFs MONIES. In,

DEs MONIES, Iowa Nov. 2.
large vote is being poled The full re-
suit is not likely to be known till 4 A. NJ. on
account of the polls being held open until 0
7 NJ in some districts. The republicans
claim the election of 10 of the II Congress-
men, but admit the lat and 9TH districts are
close. The democrats claim the election of
five ConRres'mpn.
Cold weather is reported from all over
Iowa today and 40 far as reported the election
is proceeding quietly and with an average
vote being poled.
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Selma. Nov 9
TEXAS.
GALVESTON, Nov. 2

UALVEsION, NOV. 2.
The elections in Texas today were for gov.
ernor, lieut.. governor, attorney generAl.
comptroller Of the treasury, land commits
sioner, superintendent of public ins truction,
and eleven congressman. The State cam
paign has been dull and one sided. The
democratic State ticket has been elected BY
large majority. The returns thus far indi-
cate over l00, 900 for Gen. Ross for governor.
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENTS.
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X ANSAS.

TOPEKA, Nov. 2.
The day was fine and large vote has been
pOlled. There seems to have been much
scratching OF tickets throughout the State. II
1t is not probable that any definite results
~ill be known until late tonight and quite
likely not until tomorrow.
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KENTUCKY.

CIScTssATI, Nov. 2.
Speaker Carlisle's majority for Congress
in Kentucky will probably not exceed 1900
From present indications Campbell and Ken
ton counties in one Of which he lives and
which adjoin. have gone 20O0 against him. 1t
usually averages from 5000 to 5000 demo-
cratic.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 2.
Reports from all parts OF the State, states
the election quiet and very light vote. There
is no opposition To the democratic State
ticket or to the democratic candidates for
Congress. except in the Seventh district.
Voting in Charleston is ridiculously small.
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District l0-F. B. Spinola, dem.
lit. A. Merrimsn, dem.
l2-W. B. Cochran, dem.
lS-A. P Fitch. rep, (gsin)
4" l4-W. G. Stshlweeker, dem.
=" l5-Henry Bacon, dem. (probably
g l6-J. II kitchum, rep.
Us. T. Hopkins.
lS-d. G. Burleigh, rep.
- l9- N. Kane, dem. (probsble)
20-Geo. West, rep.
" 2l-John H. Moffst, rep.
. 22-A Y. Parker. rep
: 23-J. :. Sherman, rep. (gain)
24-Daniel Wllber. rep. gain
- 25-Frank Riscock, rep.
26-Milton Delano, rep.
27-N. N. Nutting, rep.
g psf. 5. Flood, rep gain
- 29-Ira Davenport, rep.
. 30-C. S. Baker, rep.
3l-J. II. Savage, rep.
32-J. NJ. Farqushar, rep.
33-J. ID. Weber, rep. .
34-W. G Lordlaw, rep.
Indicates reelection.
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FLORIDA.


JAcKsosvILLE, Nov. 2.
Returns show a democratic gain in the
first and second Congressional districts.
Congressman Davidson and Doughty will be
reelected BY msjorities from 1900 to 5000.
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MICHIGAN.

LANSING, Nov. 2.
One hundred and thirty precincts give
Luce 1865 votes and Ysple 1851.
DETROIT, Nov. 2.
There are 1909 precincts in the State, 26
reported give Lnce, rep, for Governor 1858,
Yaple dem 2639
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NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON. Nov. 9.

TRENTON, Nov. 2.
The republican State committee are very
hopeful that Hawey will be elected His
gains are very great. Phelps, rep. in the
9TH district has been elected by 200O majority
for Congress.
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Death of Prominent Citizen of Rock
land.
RocKLAND, Nov. 3

koCKLAND, Nov. :.
Robert l.. Anderson, prominent citizen of
Rockland, was badly kicked by two horses in
box stall, Wednesday of last week, and
died Tuesday morning from the effects of the
injuries His age was 20 years. He had
filled several public positions and was widely
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ALABA N A.
MoNIGoMRRY. Nnv. 9

MoNTGOAERf, NOV. Z.
The election in this State is only for con-
gressmen. The vote is small except in the
4th. 9th and 9Th districts, where there is OPP
position to the democratic candidates. In
Montgomery only 507 votes were polled, out
of a total of over 1000, in the first and sec
ond district.
SELMA, Nov 2.
In this, the fourth Congressional district,
the largest negro district in the State, the
blacks have shown very little interest in the
election. The democratic candidate is elect
ed by a handsome majority.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2.
The election in the State, az far as heard
from, passed of quietly. wilkinson has al
most walkover in the first district, but few
republican votes being cast.
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MINI RSOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 2.
The weather throughout the State today il
cloudy and cool. The conditions point to a
large vote. The republican State central
committee claim the State will give 5000
republican majority.
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MISSISSlppI.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 2.
Judge j. b Morgan, dem, is reelected in
the second congress ional district of Mississ-
ppi. defeating Gen. James X Chalmers, ind.
greenbacker and rep, by large majority.
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CHARGED With Polygamy.

BANGOR, Nov. ..
Thomas Pooler was brought before the po
lice court here this afternoon, carged with
pclvgamy He was bound over under $500
bonds. TO the February term of court.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 2.
Mesgre returns Indicate the reelection of
Gof, rep, to Congress in the first district by
an increased majority.
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IN DIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2.
Fifty precincts in Indianapolis show Q re-
publican loss of 367, democratic loss 5l2;
net republican gain l45.
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 2.
John T. Cain has a walk over for delegate
against VIM. N. Perry. dem.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPORT.
indications tor the Next ~ Hour,.

War Department,
once Of the Chief Signal Officer.
washington, ID. c., Nov. d; A. NJ.
For Maine, fair weather; slightly warmer;
southwesterly winds.
For New Hampshire, Rhode Island and
connecticut, fair weather; slightly warmer; :;
southerly winds. shifting to southwesterly.
For Vermont, fair weather, followed by
local rains; slightly warmer; soutberly
winds
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six months | very low when commenced,
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NEW YORK, Nov. =.
Twenty out OF Sl2 election districts give
Roosevelt 1902, Hewitt 1881, George l2l3,
Ward~ell s.
Forty-.even electional district. in the Sth
Congressional district give Campbell 62O9
Grady 1892
One hundred districts give Roosevelt 642l,
Hewitt 9079. George 5273, Wardwell so.
Troy Nov