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RUssIA's HARRAssED RULER.
The Effect Of Continual Dread upon
a Once Strong Man.

LONDON, Nov. S-Contradlctory stories
regarding the Car Of Russia are plentiful
here, so contradictory that 1t Is hard to de-
eide which, If any, to credit 1t would seem
certain, however, that important changes
will shortly be made in the policy to which
he has steadily adhered since his succession
to the throne; or that an alteration will
occur in his regime either temporarily or per-
manently. The life he has led Of constant
fear and dreadful expectancy since the first
attempt upon his life has induced nervous
disorder, and his hitherto robust health has
yielded to the steady tension Of such an ex-
lstence. Despite his temperate and retired
LIE his great personal strength has Sensibly
diminished, much, IL Is said tO his alarm.
Inc late wrecking OF the train in the south
OF Russia so completely unnamed him that
1t was thought for while that his mind had
given way beneath the shock. Since that time
ne mas been In state Of melancholy which
mas alarmed bis attendants, and although the
royal physicians are retlcent, IL Is feared that
the courage and strength Of will which have
hitherto characterized him will never return,
Always religious, his devotional exercises
now occupy great portion Of his time and
II Is with difficulty that he can be persuaded
TO attend to the common routine Of business,
affairs. The monarchs OF Russia have
always placed extraordinary belief In the
efficacy Of prayers before the celebrated Pic
ture OF the Virgin in the cathedral at Mos
cow and the first act Of the Gar after his re-
cent miraculous escape from death was 10
prostrate himself before the holy painting
and implore its help and Intervention.
1t Is now said, first, that he will seek peace
with the Nihilists by proelaiming freedom
the press, gradual constitutional reform and
pardon to political offenders; second that he
will seek mental and physical relief In an
extended tour that will include nearly every
European country leaving the Czarowiteh az
Regent, and lastly that ne will abdicate the
throne entirely, recommending 10 his sucees.
sor various reforms at stated periods. on
these three rum0red courses the first is CON
sidered the most credible one.
The ParneII Case.
LONDON, Nov. s.-The Parnell commission
spent the whole day hearing witnesses OF
outrages, Harrington objected 20 the inter-
prefer prompting irish witnesses, and Jus
Ilee Hannen cautioned the interpreter. The
police testified that a large force was occu-
pled In protecting Boycotted and threatened
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A Crash on the Road.

ROCHESTER,, N. H., Nov. Sat 10 o'clock
this morning while the Rochester express on
the Hudson river road was stopping at Fish
kill depot freight train came along from
the south and dashed into the rear of the
saw the freight coming and started his train
ahead. The collision occurred 30 yards above
the station. The rear end of the last coach
was smashed and all the windows in the
car We're broken. The engineer and fireman
q o. tne freight train jumped before the col
D Shrivel, of ST. John, N. B., Jumped from
car and fractured her skull She died in
an an hour. A lady member of the "Hearts of
Oak company and child which she carried
Ia ~, neL ia arms were knocked down and injured
platform. '0-' A'0"' 0"'
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ELECTION ECHOES.
Warner Miller as a Member Of the
Cabinet.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. IA gentleman of
this city who is an intimate friend of Warner
Miller says that the latter ran for governor
not only as the unanimous choice OF the Re-
publican State convention. but also by the
particular request of Harrison. The national
committee was also anxious to have Miller
run because it considered him altogether the
strongest man to run at the present juncture.
Ihose who are in position to know what is
going on say that Miller will be made Secre
lary OF the Treasury under the new admins
ttLatlon, not only because Of his fitness for
the place but also because of his fight against
great odds for the gOYernnrshin
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BRicE GIVES 1T UP.
The Democratic Senator Comedies
the Election of Harrison.

New YORK, Nov. S.-Chairman Brice. of
the Democratic national executive commit
tee, comedies the election of General Harri-
son.
Captain Mcclellan, chairman of the cam
paign committee, was the only member of
the national committee at the headouarters
this morning, and he made the authoritative
announcement of Chairman Brice's conces-
sion of the Republican victory.
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Election Jottlnos.

A dispatch from Louisville regarding
shooting affray at Limington, Kentucky, on
election day says that five men were killed
an anu anotner mortally wounded. In politi-
ana Jonn Martin pulled revolyers and COM
menced nrlng at each other. The former
was prominent Republican and the latter a
government official. The friends of each
took up the QUARREL and 20 pistols were
pulled and fulisade of shots fired.
Inc leading members of the Canadian gov
ernment say that they believe the Republi-
da.
The next Congress as far as reported yes
terday showed a Republican gain or sixteen
seats and net Republican gain of II seats.
Wednesday night Gen. Harrison again re-
tired at an early hour, after having received
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. s.-Fuller returns indicate
the Republican plurality In Michigan to be
10000. The Democratic nominee for COVER
nor runs 10000 ahead of his ticket The
legislature Is Republican, insuring the cleo
ton Of James Mcmillan as the successor Of
Senator Palmer.
DETROIT, Nov. SIT is now almost GER
tain that Harrison's plurality in Michigan
will reach % 200
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sAULsRuRY's SUCCESSOR.
Sixteen Republicans and Fourteen
Democrats in the Delaware LegIs-

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. S.-Every eve
ing special from Georgetown received at 2.4o
p. m, says the official court just completed
shows the election of the entire Republican
ticket in Sussex by majorities ranging from
40 to 426. This makes the next legislature
stand 16 Republicans to IA Democrats in .
suring the election of Republican sue
cessor to Senator Salisbury whose term ex-
pires next March.
WILMINGTON, Nov. s.
Cleveland's plurality in the State is 3,444.
Congressman Pennington (Dem.) is re-elec-
ted by 3400 plurality. The next Senate will
stand: Democrats, z; Republicans, 2; House.
Democrats, Z; Republicans, IA, giving the
Republicans majority of two on joint
ballot
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TO LIVE LIKE OTHER FOLKS.
The President Apparently Deter
mined TO Make the Rast Of IL

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-The Heralds Wash
ington correspondent interviewed President
Cleveland, on Wednesday, for the purpose
OF ascertaining his views on the election.
The President was calm and self-possessed
and had the appearance of one who had
good nights rest
After the correspondent had stated the
object of his visit, the President said;
Il have not the slightest doubt Of Gov.
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Hills absolute good faith and honesty in the
canvass. Nothing has ever occurred to IL
terrupt our kindly relations since we ran on
ant governor"
II would like to inquire, Mr.. President,
how Mrs. Cleveland bears your defeat?"
"Ob, she feels about it just as do. You
know the defeat brings its compensations.
and can live more as other folks do"
Shall you continue your residence at Oak
View, or return to Buffalo?"
haven't given that subject thought
nor shall | for the present There is no
hurry about lit. My future movements are
as yet wholly unsettled
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United Ireland Pleased.

DUBLIN, Nov. S.-The United Ireland ex-
presses indifference at the result Of the
presidential election in the United States, as
1t says it has friends in ''both camps" Har-
rison, the paper thinks, ''owcs his election to
the Sackville affair, as the Irish voters sus-
pected President Cleveland of being friendly
with Lord salisbury. While 1t is f1atteriBp
to the Irish to be able TO turn the scale in
such contest, the fact is regrettable, as it Is
also humiliating and menacing 10 America.
The Irish vote exists as a separate and mem
acing factor in American politics because
the. fact that Ireland is without home rule
rankles as spearhead in the relations be-
tween the English speaking race, 1t would
be cheap for America to establish home rnle
IN Ireland, even at the cost of a war with
Great Britain. We need not comment upon
the yalue to England Of settlement of the
Irish question"
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MIN N EsoTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. S.-The st. Paul Pioneer
Press estimates that Minnesota will give
Harrison 2S.OO0 plurality and Merriam, the
Republican candidate for governor, 10000.
The st. Paul Globe, Democrat, comedies the
State for Harrison by q, 900 and for Merriam
for governor by 10000. The Prohibition vote
Is very light; The Republicans have made
gains In the legislature.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Democratic Authority Gives Up the
State to the Republicans,

WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. S.-Dispatches
tonight from the capital of the State an
nounce that the Democratic State Treasurer
Thompson comedies West Virginia to the
Republicans by from 400 to 700 majority
The Republican State committee claim the
State by much larger majority. They claim
men and claim majorities for the elector II
ticket and in the legislature. The scene of
Republican enthusiasm in the city tonight
is unprecedented.
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VERMONT.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VT, Nov. SPA
towns give Harrison 1880; Cleveland, 49,
l59; Fisk. 1887; scattering, "a. The same
towns In 1884 gave Blaine, SO, 1888; Cleveland,
1913 st. John, 1880; Butler, 69O Harrison's
majority over all Is 25,960, a Republican
gain over 1884 Of 1880
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NEW HAM PsHIRE.

PORTSMOUTH. Nov. S.-The official result
in Rockingham county has not yet been
given out by the authorities for some un-
known reason. As near as can be learned
the Democrats have elected their sheriff and
possibly solicitor. The balance Of the county
ticket Is undoubtedly Republican by a small
plurality.
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FOUNDERS outgeneraIIed.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-There is no doubt
that the Democratic FOUNDERS had formed a
deliberate plan to steal this State from Harri-
son by endeavoring to make it appear that
the Brooklyn returns should be corrected
and 1000 more votes given to Cleveland. To
make diversion which would aid in this
movement the fanciful claims were pnt out
that the Democrats had carried some Wes-
tern States. But Qnay's men were on guard
was known at Republican Headquarters. In
another hour 20 Democrats engaged in the
conspiracy would have been in iail had the
attempt been made to put this scheme into
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Wedding In Camden.

CAMDEN, Nov. s.-St. Thomas's Episcopal
church was filed this morning at 10 O'Clock
by happy company on the occasion Of the
marriage Of Rev. Henry Jones. for the past
nve years rector, and Miss Emma Louise
Vinal Huse, the youngest daughter Of the
late DR.. Jonathan Huse. Of Camden. The
ceremony was performed by Rt. Rev. II. A.
Neeley,D.D.. Of Portland. The presents.were
numerous and valuable, includinga generous
purse given by the parish.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Nov. s.-The Democratic
State Committee comedies Republican plu-
rality in Ohio of about 1000. Some Of the
strongest Democratic counties have not yet
been heard from. The Republican commit
al ticket
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WISCONSIN,

DEs MONIES. Nov. S.-Returns come in
slowly, but enough are received to make it
certain that Wisconsin has gone for Harri-
son by at least $4,000, and probably 21 600
The Republican State Committee places Ii at
1000, while the Democratic committee con-
cedes ID by 1850.
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PLURALITY.
Mr.. ManIey's Figures on the Victory
In Maine.
How Pine Tree State Republicans
Welcomed the President.
Mr.. CIarkson's Figures on Three
States Which are Ours.
special to the Press.l

Especial to the Press.l
AUGUSTA, Nov. s.-The following des-
patch was received this morning by Mr.
Manley:
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 1888.
New York gives Harrison 15,72O plurality; Cal
ltorn1a, 5000 Depublican; Indiana, A, 400; West
Virginia probably complete Republican victory.
Harrlson's election conceded by all the New York
Democratic papers. j. S. CLARKsoN.
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MAINE TO INDIANA.
Republicans of Maine Send Congrat-
ulatIons to Gen. harrison.

AUGUSTA, Nov S.-Chairman Manley sent
the following telegram today:
AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. 8.
The Republican of Maine send their sincere
congratulations and Maine gives you its electoral
vote by twenty-five thousand plurality.
lSlgntd,l j. II. MANLEY.
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7 TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Nov. s.-Returns from IS out
OF Is precincts in the county in which Gal
weston is situated, show Democratic plu-
rality for governor. There Is slight de-
crease in the vote for the Democratic State
ticket as compared with 1886
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KANSAS
MISSISSIPPI.

TOPEKA, Nov. 8. The Prohibition vote in
Kansas In 1884 was 4, ,495: in 1856 Id was 3 0o4
1t Is estimated to be about 1900 this year
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A strike at the AntIpodss.

SYDNEY, N. $. w., Nov. s.-Representa-
tives Of coal mine owners and miners had
conference today, but failed to come to an
agreement, and the men struck.
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THE QUEEN CITY
Celebrates the Election With Much
Noise and General HiIarIty.

BANGOR, Nov. S.-Republicans tonight
had grand Illumination and torchlight
parade in honor of the victory Between
hve and six o'clock guns were fired, steam
whistles blown and bells rung. The Streets
were densely packed to witness the display.
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COLORADO.

DENVER, Nov. S.-The State returns show
that with the exception of three members Of
the legislature, the entire Republican ticket
Is elected by majority Of 5000 to 10000
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Great Mills startaa Lin

CANAJoHARIE, N. Y. Nov. s-Sanford &
sons great carpet mills at Amsterdam
which shut down lately. will run full time
after Monday. There are 2O00 employees.
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A Belfast HoteIon Fire.

BELFAST, Nov. s.-Last evening fire was
discovered In the ell Of the Windsor Hotel
at Belfast. The damage is about 500; In
sured. 1t Is considered the work Of an in
cendiary
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IOWA.

DEs MONIES, Nov. o.-Sixty-one s. counties
complete give Harrison net gain of 1o.5s3.
or plurality so far of 26,OOO The remain
ing So counties will probably make the plu.
rality $4,000.
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GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. S.-The returns of
the recent gubernatorial election were opened
before the legislature today. Gov. Gordon
received 122,7S5, with not more than 400
against him.
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N EvADA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-Nevada, as far
as counted, gives Harrison. 4443; Cleveland,
3lS2. Congress returns, as far as counted,
give, Barllne, Rep, 4l05, and Cassidy, Dem,
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KANSAS.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. S.-Two hundred and
twenty-three counties and townships In
Kansas give Cleveland, 1882; Harrison.
4o,1S4; Martin, 2l,066; Humphrey, 39,622.
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ARKAN SAS.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. S.-Cleveland has car
ried Arkansas by over 10000 plurality.
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MRS. Dickinson Is oIssat,sf,ea.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Mrs. Anna M. Dick
inson has begun suit in the Supreme Court
against the Republican National Committee
to recover $3.50 for services during the cam
palgn. She claims she was engaged in
September to deliver thirty lectures in the
West and was to receivelS125 for each lee
lure ana expenses. She has received the
5000, but claims it was also agreed in the
event OF Harrison's election she was to re.
ceNe cSeNe $1,000 Complaint was served on
senator quay and his fellow committeeman
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DETROIT, Mich., Nov z.
Accept my heartfelt congratulations upon your
great victory. Michigan has given you nearly or
quite twenty thousand plurality. God bless you.
II. A. ALGER.
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The FIrst InauouratIor-

JACKSON, Nov. s.-The Democratic plu-
rality in Mississippi Is larger than 1t was in
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MANSFIELD, Ohio, Nov. Z.
Accept my hearty congratulations.
JOHN SHERMAN,
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LEWISTON. Nov. s.-The State Fair trus-
tees met in Auburn today. The full board
was present. But little outside routine
business was done save the fixing of the dates
Tor the 1889 State Fair. 1t will be held the
second week in September.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Cieveiand's Plurality In the Metropo-
lis SZ.3i2

New YORK, Nov. s.-The total city vote
for president is as follows: Harrison. 1O5.-
75O; Cleveland. 162,963; Fisk, 1923; Cow
drey, 1869.
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sudden Death In wInterport.

WINTERPoRT, Nov. s-Albert A. Doe, a
prominent citizen Of Wlnterport, fell from
cart this afternoon and died instantly.
Cause, heart disease.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 7,
Accept cordial congratulations. New York is
supremely happy. Republicans are jubilant and
Democrats shedding their tears.
CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEw
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AUGUSTA, Maine, Nov. z.
Accept my sincere congratulations on your
splendid victory. Your election opens patriotic
epoch in the history of the country.
JAMES G. BLAINE
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seIzed LIauor snIIIaa.

SAco, Nov. s.-MOre than $500 wo ta Of
liquors seized by the Biddeford and Saco
sherifs since June were spilled in the sewer
today
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plurality. $1,000.

Proportionate Republican gains in the 100
towns and plantations yet to be heard from,
will increase the Republican plurality to
over 22,000.
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A Sweeping Victory.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-The New York
Evening Telegram, (evening edition Of the
Herald says this afternoon: .sThe air has
now cleared so completely that the next
rresioent can be fairly seen. Harrison, as
our friend Sam Cox would say, is Thorough
ly elected in every respect" So sweepine
indeed, has been the victory. that his ma,
lority In the electoral college will be at least
%. 1t has carried not only New York. but
Indiana, Wisconsin and California by safe
malorities according to the latest returns.
ms settles the case beyond all possible dis
pute and shows the size Of the Democratic
defeat"
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CONGRATULATIONS POURING IN
From Happy Republicans all over the
Country.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. S.-General
Harrison began to receive congratulatory
kilograms from New York and the East as
early as nine o'clock on election night when
the first meagre returns indicated bis proba-
BILE election. From that moment to the pres
ent writing, kilograms and letters of congrat-
ulatlon have poured in from every city in the
Union, there being fally 5000. Among them
are the following:
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Promptly Arrestad

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. S.-United States
Commissioner Peasants, has arrested the
city board of commissioners OF election of
Richmond for refusing to allow United
States supervisors to be present at the count
of the vote to-day. 0o1A'
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CANTON, Ohio. Nov 8.
Accept heartiest congratulations.
VIM. M. MCKINLEY, JR.
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The Care Of our Forests.

BANGOR, NOV. S.-Ex-GOvernOr ROBBIE
Hon. w. L. Putnam, Congressman Dingley.
Ex-Gov. Connor, Judge @. w. Goddard, Gen.
John Marshall Brown and other prominent
Maine men have signed call for a forestry
convention In Bangor on Tuesday, December
18th 'for the purpose Of discussing the ques-
tion Of the forests in their relation to the
general industries Of the people, Of listening
10 addresses on the subject by persons who
nave made 10 special study, and Of deliber-
ating upon and recommending such acts Of
legislation as may be deemed necessary 10
encourage the planting and preservation Of
timber trees and to lessen the danger Of their
destruction by careless fires of wanton tres
pass" There is great interest in the sub
1ect and 1t is believed that it is not yet too
late to arrest the process Of devastation; and +
the restoration Of nearly the original Of our
arboreal average would be so aided by favor
able conditions Of climate as to require but
little II any sowing Of seeds or planting of
young trees. 1t Is believed that tvo-thirds
OF the surface Of Maine might be devoted to
the growth OF timber and that there would
be ample acreage left for all the cultivation
and pasturage the most successful de-
velopment of agriculture could demand.
a Maine Vessel Lost.
New ORLEANS, Nov. s.-Steamshlp Oteri
from Iruxillo, brought to this city today
Captain ii. Gaul and crew Of the barkentIne
Isaac Dodge, Of Newcastle. Maine. which
went ashore on Seran reef, on the Mosquito
coast October 23d. The vessel was valued
at S24,O00 and is a total loss.
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The Home Market Club

BosToN, Nov. S.--A jubilee meeting under
the auspices Of the Home Market Club win
be held at the Hotel Vendome in this city
next Thursday evening. Invitations were
sent to-day to Levi P. Morton, Gen. Russell
a. Aiger, Warner Miller, James G. Blaine,
M. s. Quay, Chauncey NJ. Depew. Thomas
y. Reed and other prominent Republicans in
New England: Gen. Alger has already ac-
cepted the invitation. ~
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Mean daily bar. 80 456 Maximum ther
Mean daily ther,..39.0 Minimum ther...335
Mean daily d'wpt9e.0 Max. vel. wind. .2ONE
Mean daily hum...Ss.5 Total precip..,.
Inappreciable.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(Nov. 8, 1885, 800 p. NJ
Observations taken at the same moment Of time
at all stations.
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THE WEATHER.
SIGNAL OFFICE, WAR Dept,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
Nov s. 1888, p.m.)
The indications for the next 24 hours for
New England are threatening weather and
rain, slightly warmer, followed by colder on
Saturday, winds shifting to southerly, brisk
to high winds on the coast.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov, s, 1888.