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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-11
THE CUBAN HURRICANE.
Loss Of Life and Property Very
Great.
The Ocean Beaches strewn With
C0rpses-hany Vessels Wrecked
Large Areas Inundated.

Sgg ORLEANS, La, sept. s--PanGFt.ss's :
Havana speeiai. The trss OF cal dispasth h
relafing 10 the foundegiEs Of The spanish
launch he Aliasio, at Baiahana. not sagua,
as tiEst reported, arrived Today, tic ines-
sens.er being an ofiicer from t5e gunbozt
Guardian. which rode 0Mi the siorEa and j.
now anchored az Bat2hano. The report
states fhat ~ 12.,53 on the night Of the fth
the wind shifted from the northwest 10 the
west, and sshie endeayoring TO slip the
cable Ia beach t:lg vase. Ender fuil head
OF steam, O huge waFc g-syiest her. wash
ing all hands into the seuppers. Capt.
Leon Urbana. realizing that tue loss OF the
vessel was inevitable ordered all hands 30
save themselves. stating that be intended
to remain By the launch.
The pilot, before jumping overheard,
beseeehed the captain - follow, but he
refused, and shorty afterwards went down
Vsitn his command. Tne following morn
ing. while the hurricane was sisil af iis
height. seaman was discovered from
aboard the Guardian, Cllugirg 10 the lie
AlfOdo's rigging and shouting for assist
auce A bnat WIS lowered aud the oaly
survivor OF the Inflated launch WAS res
cuci. The I.e Ara 10 was built In lssl was
OF Is tens burden, OF horse power. mount
ng one gun.
As telegFaphic communication with inte-
rior towns becomes established, the first
reports Of havoc by hurricane are con-
iirmed. This Is particularly the case al
Basabaao, Aa'auzaS, CordeDaS. Sagua and
other places on the northern coast which
suffered not ~ much from the Effects of
the winds as fr0Ia hish tide inundating
large areas Of territory Al Isabelle Disa-
quay. g cospscs have already been washed
upon the beach, while the loss OF life Is es-
tiuated az %.
Private advices from Cordenas states
that all the MhaFvcs were destroyed and
nanb Tiess small craft suuk. The city j.
inundated the water al the statue of Colon
being a foot deer. Tire damage i estimR-
ted AZ 2 million dollars.
The Spanish Inaii steamer Espanola.
while gn route from here's 10 Msfanzas,
shifted her cargo. and the mate and two
sCamen were washed overheard.
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sral te priTehase Improved sssil locks and
keys was raSscd
ssve-a! eilss we-c iufnslnccd. including
one ~ Head rsag "a North taraliaa. Is
el5cs.x snl uul8is the hsaefal Operations
Of trusts
Aftcg the iai7odaeiioa % a uurter Of
bids tae house resumed consideration of
thc conference rcpQ-t ca the srndFy civil
appropriation biz TSs peHdin< scnAfp
amendment y A. that apprapriatinr SsS8
30 iOr the purpose Of investigating the cx.
tcni 70 whieh the arid regions OF the tall.
ed states can - rcrnesfieSf br irriratfar
and rsScrviug aS the property Of the United
SEafes al las.ds ficn may be uesignafasi
fer reservoirs and canals Tor irrfraffon.
IAc Fcn.3ng molten was thai made hy
hrcckcnridgc "a Kentucky. 10 concur IN
the slaendgseHf with aa amendment re-
serving iT0m sale or cutry. tf Otherwise
provided. al lNnas made susceptible q
irrigation.
Toe Importance of the reclamation u
theSe lands Was earnestly urSsi hy Squirez
Of Colorado. and Nsaicyer ~ California
f0ruey ~ Aiafa'na rrotesfcs against the
government entering upon proiee2 W whteh
would resul; ia the exycndifarc of 4 SUM
Of 81, ,ouOo0
Eacan q New York took advantage of
the debate 81 deliver = speccn on the sub
ject cf trusts
At the conclusion Of HIS remarks Marsh
Of Pennsylvania Fcpottcd tAc conference
report on The AFmy appropriations hiil. II
Was sercesg -
ne sandry ci1Il appropriation hIll was
again tssen ap. and after discussion Of the
arid land amendment without action tho
house adjourned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-11
PRESS COMMENT.
Republicans Think the Message Fee
bIe-Tno F.nnr fhe ssyvorldst Saxx


CHICAGO. sept. i0-The fAteg-Oecda, com.
meniing on Cleveiand's letter. says. The
document i a weak dilBfiou OF the stock
argument of those who would develop
foreign trade at the expense OF home IN
dusiries, unrclieycd by single really
fresh thought or even mode OF expression,
NES YORK. sept. I0-Thc World saws.
The presidents letter Of acceptance has
lost nothing in courage, elea-ness and com
prehenSiveHesS by It's delay. though il
might perhaps have gained in hfeviry by
coming sooner. Yet the letter is not too
long 10 be read carefully by every voter
who really desires 70 see an able and
honest statement Of the Democratic posi-
tion u9on the great Issues now before the
country.
The Tri0aae saws II cannot be said that
he has passed the long interim OF pineiy-
six days since the 81 Louis convention 10
the best possible advantage. for the reader
VIII find no evidence that be has added ;o
the meager store Of knowledge on the sub
jcet of the iariti which bc displayed with
80 small confidence IN the message % last
December, or shat he has corrected ans nf
the blnndcfs Of that document
ST. Louis, sept. THE ReBabiicGp saws
President Cleveland letter is by far she
strongest campaign document that has yet
appeared on either side II Is bound t1
have a potent influence in determining
the Peoples Gction upon the issues oi the
campaign, ana II i perhaps as able a letter
aecg .fInC The presidential nomination a.
can be foGnd ia any political annals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-11
4 Nkw wnlNNLE ~ EuRorE.
Hamburg Spectators Overwhelmed
by Coffee Corner.

itNrt So. ~api. . - Ttss pFtcc ~ santos
css6rv fur ~cpiemiscr delivery aevsnec'l
lass uUtk from - pieuntEs llies,iay 70 -
,,fsVnfrs Frflas night Then the bulls.
whe consisted az t1Hr prpTutuenf FIRMS
sigrr netting stoutQ9 marks. icsi calTst.,v
in tire ia e. ui tAr intensity q tse hosli:e
f-eIinr TsV msddest esfos1s urre ma fe
ts cover by Tf.e tsars. Whose lgsse> fooi nr
many miliion MARKS cS;lr4aS closing
r.-I,.. vgz fa pfcuaigs. Much of thc
Eavne fag fha dilemma ln aaluh tae tNaGs
are placed j. artg1 buEed "a si5c Goose Lt4ui-
dar4ep tauE. q hose AssccIuss saturday
morn ug fayarsl sales sar September with
,,1f atselusc prossf ~ sn5hty - deliver
Ftfs eae,ht,ue j. Ikeiy "a haee serious re-
suits Toe uaailsrg chamber - cgssnsuercc
- e,siS3 iarI-r Ikc matter
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IirIxl.t.n neaeh Eaet..

Reislfgax Beach. SEPT. io-The icufh
session of the Brghfaa Beach Association
cIssse,i tssiar Heavy sa.ns made ths track
very mu3dy
rss quarter uBile--i,ezarn Blossom WoH
Ia -. esanshef seessnd- Aliaihreuc, third.
tlac sri olse g-Nta laiie-hlus itue
won ia lssf'ss EieheJssn srrondi MHsgfeg1r
thifl.
rsae Aaa ons-ssgh5h f7Iie-Flush won ia
9f8 Gas Pate seeaus. EsrsEoes iasf3.
t5sl~ EuI sac-a lefter f1ise-- Ssaf1if'ef Estia
ia @-tsas, 8fo%n baEe seesiad. ray tsirf
ffae H5asi FsSeIs-eigifa iails-- kzase.lf aeu
in E&a HsrJez AeeoBd, hzFFE Eussei
fhlf4
esscasf usr.zhih saiIe--Eiur iGie ~11
10 zss. fzsuEe tsigl second, -lfsalfr9il third
chIessa Races
gH,caas gs la.-&aees at Wasaiff1tea
tz-E NesfasG elsisa3, tsat< far. az'i a.
illseaafe laelUH-
Flss3 faae- f'inak Gatfsee arst. y iuNfA
sssssf. F.ssa s1sziet4 fa4nt llne, -. No
flissAuts -lsrA-
sra-ssns sfssss-k kssn FrgraE 0sa. Alpa4
sas=si,s teis.ssasss8t b -. time. t5-
Itssri eaee--tsa3rHe aGsal t-aaE@ sioSe
eessl.az. Elszsssa 4 'ra7t Z srsss fIsee. ssi
fsssrsA rEre-~ ztl1zi4F Haa. assalfze
ksssx saealas. D.sp1s satssss fssue. ss.s
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Sf+rSrgS ~gEt. pa Tn-ssHatr fFa1a
@is1sera is=-iaF sass tls IEFilrr &C asrnan
Randall utaf 5 asa-sse raun 4a-f FT.szE
uas ai.f sre-l:tF sise ressi.t e g.saFfea fiF-
'aSsls tae l-ccs-ssasl Gr.l lRek Ezc1e i q -
hais hrsa la E.sU eueple8 eg Eaassl &, hcEi-
,1z sacr1- gEeF Ncr sefarus-z ta i1z 8 -
nlfts vita the saesfs aN3 ssa7sfs asar iise
Esz less.sas NsueaiI sad t'azaeH hssi
seshsEg a.sE93sr fFaT ssarHI slss aG3 ass
etase1 klfs ri z farst ll sex1 saFase Hsa-
&1i b. tafs ass iaG1 l tEe 1an " "a
s. -sse aaiis1 baseS tu if fFr lcc afaeE s!9e
% ihe ssasie aEi WEs i41za : E1a N4fa
azssssrz k=1 vas zssssisa A. frss7z. las
sn2afF- szsTe1sHyi Els = kas ! sesss Il
srF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-11
cANADA's NEW GOVERNOR.
He Deeply Regrets the Rejection Of
the Fisheries Treaty.

TuRoSTo. sept. I0.-lioycruor-sieuera
aud I.aiy stanley arrived here g. day. 1hfs
afternoon Lord stanley. expressing his
appointment a. 'he REJECTION 81 the
fisheries treaty, said. II may say that u Is
a source of great satisfaction 20 see the
confident strength with winch the solaia-
ioa firmly tliuEs 20 the goodness oi ber
own motives, aud the goddess OF her own
course IS able to maintain an sifitnee Of
aHief. dignified observance, and l. able 20
feel certain that The volume oi her trade -
Increasing a. il does from dag 10 day. n
q. inisassi he 20 believe that whore nations
are closely allied IN blood aaa interest
they can sc pat asuu8eF even for time,
aud hope these words viii End responses
in The fsssafns cf Inesi ~ the community"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-11
N ALABAMA arRocirY.
Negroes Murdered by whites at
Camp Meeting.

UfgstkEHss strE. Ala. Scft-s-A fcasful
ts5,le tztwvca whites aaa fsAehS itaiA
place serc YESTERDAY. iu 0hscA seven sol
.s.-,.I rs.-u sire tists3 The EHaebse EresE
s.gst l,f tne faff faat 4 " h4fe HssC ygiusst4 -
aisssF ils usfl ta ~ s7rrcs u.ssa h1 . ersstfQ
.r5 easstr nltas OK Hcsrze Grs II me nf
es.lss s,sFstt sssss e differentiation - Rave
.sssssa - sire sstag- aid tax W e3ie aaa-
drew . .riss.sf aE8 ~hof sin ln tas' @et
That nlca1 - Eaus Il Ne%fps- sss-tss ~
h,r.... ss,,f dared tsa whfe H1n fo ae5lsr
tssir. l.lt he rg1sE . ta 60 80 ara ef't
.sss-.fassr a4sies 4 hls stu4nas a54A 4t'efs
tatt tlGg Esr acEf uigat . e&rg- iFss'.t4
st-t feHeas5e 20 tlit aA-te rsaa- fizsfe4 t-e
uzxra 80 n g. a4t isls stFsa q 81 a,'s :
a. = r-enfasirs &c t4hsr l-cruttss ai t4-7
- - 4 - - - =
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fstETi ASH >sft f-fAe Ae-iCt1 H''fl
s.ss.f.sIl ufssr tsssssv ssaaYeaea fes5r scss
ssssffssa - af1t.r f.5az. rsscas af ts-iszt ~
fa 4 maseA Eaze Nifb t,c A}aiues, as
fears tsff.as sal sac NifEsa- ss'- .sse
u4fs Tha Eatias q FNk, stalss1s-s,f-
fssiA a=la ~gs - r.sff Jlsss. = g4stt'4 ..
Ise sxzoi hss a. ossa rasAllerxf g a.
aEatsier esus~ ca tEx gazsg So st Al sisy
rme S.aeFs NSsseSG ss.s'as sti41 - :
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-11
How cIe,eland InfIates The sarplas

wAsnINGToS, sept. l0-The heavy pur-
chase II uuiicd States bonds iast week
caused a marked decline ia the treaSuy,
surplus, witch fcll from slio,9e,0o last
Monday 90 si0S.a5HQ9o. a. sfeied in the
treasury statement OF to-day. The dis
crepancy between this amonn; aud the
srlrplns as stated ia the president letter
Of acceptance. siao099, ,090. is probably due
70 she fact that the president includes
about SIS $4,000 fractional silver coin on
hand as part OF the surplus, while the
treasury officials do not do 80.
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CALI IT WHAT rou LIKE.
The london Chronicle Knows
Cleveland - n Free Trader.

LONDON; sept. i9.-Fhc eArasicls says ihe
exclusion of the fisheries question from
the letter Of acceptance from President
cleveland Is strong testimony IS io The
purely facctiuus character q the reieeti-n
OF the treaty Il ls impossible 10 doubt
that the reelection Of President Cleveland
would mean the eventual revival and rat
ifcaiion Of the treaty. 1T Is immaieTiai
70 discuss what President Cieseland's cru-
SADIE should be called. He may give It any
name he likes as long as We know it +. in
feet, a crusade fer free trade"
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YELLOW FEWER.
Apparently No Abaiemen, Of the
Awful EaVageS.

JACK soNVfIIr. sept ie.-New eases of
yellow Fever yesterday, e.. deaths. Z. fhr
gale which began Friday night continued
SUNDAY, and all iay cold and unpleasant
wind blew violently, making matters EoTss
for the SICK.
Nurses hsvan - asrsse Yesterday, and
one IN sslue need Is thereby tiled
Ma 0utfN~. sept ia Jacksonville
slscciai sayS. fue oiieisl Bulletin fer -
hours Is As follows New eases, X deaths.
s. total number &c tasts 60 GATE, tssZ total
dcath-. ~.
Az iNsaLESv EsItwAV COMPANY.
MszilfNsraN. sept 10 a--Sursrou-lcncra.l
Hamilton received dispatch Yesterday
ssatiu- ffei the riorila Railway e NaNigns
tiou Company refused % Bold trains az Lave
Oak q sufficient % persist inspection aad
that tao COMPANY dede3 the government.
Hamiilou instructed the SURGEON 81 Thar
ts3iui to employ an tae urp necessary T.
en- force tbe inspeeiica.
Na uAseEG "a fENAs.
fIaCsraN Tex. SEPT. l1. - The state
heaiJh officer has n.iurucd inonl "a iusisec-
fing uf t1e quarantine stations aians ths
gssl }sieer he SANS the FHaragtiac sXs.
tsus of I.xas = thc lssi ta BE cofiutV,-
al.d af,pr, suuts t1g ~ j. 30 dsaECF 81 }el-
i,,ys fesUf gaining 4 s@nf&ol0 t8 tfe tFsECs
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BLAINE TO HARRISON.
Maine Does Very Weil-The Best
since IHGG

AuCps1s. Ne. sept. l6.-Biaiue has tele-
graphed Gen. Harrison as follows: The
returns up 10 O'Clock indicate that the
Republican candidate viii have more fhan
2u.60o majority over the beinocaric eandi-
date, the largest majority since is.6. The
Prohibition vote falls OF everywhere.
Augusta. Ne. sept. l0.-Chair,nan Man
IS has sent the following telegram % Hon.
VI :. QUAY: 'sNa have carried the stats
by a plnraiifY of 500; have chosen the
entire delegation IN congress. Reeds ma
iorisv VIII reach 2spa. The maiorities Tor
Dingiey, Boufeile and Iiliiken viii exceed
6oo0 respectively. We have chosen every
senator aud near OF quite four dfihs of the
rs-,srssg niativc in our legislature, add have
carried every county IN the state On pop
ulQr vote
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FAgt.. sept 10 Five kgud-esi strikers
and "a Nuuaen af AlaisAs. nea- Limoges.
started 90 hc3d a rleetiag ycssert5Ay- find
iue the way 10 the Meeting place tsloeked
wftG Infantry with nxed haEUuefs, tae
women rashssi forward teiifue sac uen 70
s5ilaW. six sere zaGHtaas
TIE iula1isy fell away sud TIE yie-pri
a.ls strikers Itlg.u held their lscrtiGG. After
ward further CsuHsets arose asld several
strikers were NpungFa
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ATLANra IsuspaTEp.


n ~ - = 7
AESssFR. Ca. Sert E--Tac cavS1nah
river taS flooded thls eify- Tse rxyeT i az
tkse h5eae<- register x5n~e E>sa TIE water
rsase ssligsiy. asIs5 Al 0esEek =. n IS sfiis
rising. hating ssDssresf the eegtun factories
IA shs western end Of f.e city aud trans
formed The bus5aexs azs2 ressteaee partition
Enso an island Brozd street. four miles
loE7G. i in fair beating coalition cur
rents are running through the cross sfrsets
from Breed 70 Ereen -tozes are flooded
frs5fa one to tpr<s fese-
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: RI~E N nors.

Twenty Gents is the Quotation at
Puyaiiup.
FvYuIvr. SEPT lia-isPeciaL i--Lu'iyer
has sold his whoit crop of hops for %
ccrts Thrce f,ugess sre offering . cents
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Thurman Wei Pleased.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. sept l0-"That s. a
strong paper, a very strong paper. VS. the
remark OF Judge Thurman when CleTe-
lands letter was rad to him at late hour
last night al Fittsbarg. Thurman and
party arrived home this morning safe and
well, sfid VII remain some days.
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Eadcrs.
IxnfANArofEs, SsTi. io.-Good hitting
aud base running eun the game far the
homo tsass score iu sisusF0iis 1. New
Work q Batteries hurdick aud Dslly,
Eecfe and Murphy.
gHlcaao. sept. ie.-Fhc home team won
the third straight game frorn Bosom 20 day
by superior fcidiug. efoas; Chicago :.
Essziau 6 BATTERIES Cbifagp. krock aud
Farrell, Boston. ,owdrgs Haa Tate.
PsTTsHCHG. sept. ia-PhiindeipeiA and
Psttsburg played fWo games to-day. hoih
gsgaes wer. remarkable contests of skiil.
-eore-Firs; same Filtsburg !, Phliadel-
y,hia O. Batteries Morris aaa Carroll. Euf.
Hsssfou and Jlernenf second game Pits
turg O, philadelphia ! kaf.rriss Calvin
ana Miller sanders and -hFleyes-
DEIRofE sept le.-The senators were de-
faafss today The BeidinE 81 e0.A ieaws
vas tad Sas-e Dsfreit7 Nsshirgsou 2.
Batteries tseitken ard Wells, ksele AID
ptasleY
PRlLsbElraiA. sept Ia-Ataieiics 20,
Eaifiuors q.
CLEyslaSp, sept Io-BfDoEiyn2. cleye.
iaud T.
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norsK rnooErDlNos.

The Fnrfitsesfiea and army Efils
Passed The sssdry Sttii stiI-
IL .sa1Nfsfas ~efsz ~ - "a fAe tasls@ ttt
esnfsrsisss fess r Ga - iesti issi. l.tlls -
.ss,sf,fzss3lsz flllt r'Ks AlsasFt3t
re hlll ssfispdriaT he ssdsfHsass F<a
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oaAEs To sUCcEEp HARRIS
4 Change in the Northern Pacific
Presidency Planned.

NEW YanK, Sep;- ia--PFEsidant Harris.
~ fhc Sor.eern Pacific, wili frsisu III
fAyor ~ T. r Oakes. bat VIII TuJnaia esaig-
rnSa of the beard Uf directors.
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ronrLASD's nLacsmArI CASE.


PoafLASp. sept. 10 Last frissay Asters
noon ias grand jury found tFue biis
against John T. Wilcox. proprietor q ths
Nesss. and e. II. Mclsaae, aecnSed ~ ~
tempting 90 cFi0ff nl0ueJ ffofs W. kfNnfez
MURRAY, bnt the andines of that body were
nj made pubic ~ fhis morning. the
time AKrd fTf the arrAignment ~ toe ne
eunea About . o'cl1ek Nj wiicpx af
pesrei iu Judge steafues co1fl, aerain
pasied hy Richard Williams. I've. ard
Juave u = usment. hts counsel, bat VT.
= isaar uas ahssnt and did not put IN an
af.teasanne while District AffoFnaF
sfefsiuH 4ss feAding the i1id1effneuf h1
absence ere Atcd saryrise, huf tie disfrigf
attorney sags Mr. AclssAc Nil Be sesnf
..ss arrnisnnieni 10 alsfsoW.
FoligWing is she text % The iHsiictuent-
ss.hn y " .ie0x sud &. ~ Acisaac afe ~
f.tlsFd hY fhis iifknaat oi TIE rflae ~
verbally fgfc al nifg - aeeEtf artahtr ~
q crime with view anA iAtr5i ~ txsilrf
ing 4 fnssunihfy n4FaHia1 ~ taltqwa Ire
- fs5,o ii = Gsax ard q II. Hf-iedze On
fhr gia eag % luly a.a wtEifullY nu.av
fnsig snd feieauGsiy yertaiiy tarenieu y
arruse ffsnass Il. Murray VISA texinS
el5fafniffed tsn efi sae uf asasisEHsl4Atxf ~
siifnlif ana a1iiaEfuiis ktiiinE one Nary
-shs . ,er, Nlfh lnsgut then and th@fssIf -
kfsft issin her. fae sni1 Ffa.ires u Mar
raR, fhe r1iu es sssa9 10 Esosie5-
fHer fta seai ilax Ar Williams fss4 4sIFAteH
srsfEar sfa,r f7r hik ei2s1s % pires. -
a f.ssss fiss l'ssriet afi9s &c al1 aet el4frL
NJ Ni,c01 Has Eirrn Na "Wednesday
1.sllsss5st.s So erffpf : ptra
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MAINE WE'LL BENT
Biggest Republican Majori-
ty Since the War.
BLaIsE oHKKrs HARRISON.
The Democratic Candidate 70. 900
Behfad-The Prohibition Pnrty's
Deeay-The Labor Vote yanfshes-
The Republicans Carry Every
County. Elect Every state senator,
and All the Cengressmen.

PogrLkSp. Ne. sept. I0--The state b.
eauial election oeearred to-day. when q
governor. four congressman aud member
ef the stale legislature were ehosen. The
Republican congressman we're all cansis-
dates far reelection. asld al bat one dis
tries. the First. we're considered RepubIs-
can without question. In the First dis
tsiet a stFung contest was made. william
Emery fslEs the Democratic nominee
Tile candidates far governors were; I'd
via G. Bufteigh Of Bangor. fRep5; william
l. Putnam. lately fishery treaty commits
sioner, Of Portland. (DeHs.l. yoinsr 8.
Cushing. Of Bangor tPro. }; W. H. Ssrnons,
Of R0ckland, Labor.
The vose In Iss5 stood. Rep, es ,ssI:
Dens., IS. ~. Pro. ssss.
TIE weaiher throughout most Of the
state Il clear.
THE LATEST EKTuKSs.
PogILAND, Ne, sept. 10-There are sa7
TOW rs aud co stations. OF these. returns
have been received fr1fa 81. which giTe
Bgrleigh fRep.l i1.Qi2. Putnam fDeBi.l H.
SIS. Gushing tfrohib.} I7s5. scattering ~.
The same towns in i,-s gave the ReIubli-
cans 4s.ie0. Democrats - "a, Prohibition
lists 2f42. scattering y. Bnsleigh's plural
gty. 1875 against t0.oSs ia is.S. The Ee-
publican gain l. fNo
The 2a5 towns To hear from gave in lsSs
Republicans . s3i. Democrats l7.l9s, Pro-
hibiii0uists ItAs. ii the same ratio Of gain
II maintained the fnal vote will stand:
Republicans - ,-O2, Democrats 6o,ssi. Pre-
hibilionists $50. scattering 81; total 49,
ldi. plurality for the Republicans OF 49,
xH
In 1874 the total vote stood: Republi-
cans 7slf39. Democrats as,ls8. Republican
plvrElity BITS. The labor vote this year
Is included In the scattering vote. The
present members Of the house Of represent
afives are elected 10 congress With increased
msioritieE
LENisToS. Ne. Sept. l0.-In the Second
district Ex-tiog. Dlngiey rep. is reeietfed
10 congress 5y nearly 500 plurality over
Allen, fDem. J. aad 500 majority over all.
a Republican gain Of about 1910 over his
majority 0f lS,6. and aeo more than In 1874
Returns from Calais, Bath, sk0wheRan.
Ellsworth. hiddeford. Maferville, 6ardi-
uer, Auburn aud Bangor. tell the same SO
~ of Republican gains. In Rangor, where
there was much drunkenness, the pFohi-
bitionisis were very active.
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SAN FEaScfSco. sept Ie.--Ths thirty
eighth anniversary ef the admission Of { all
fsFnia into the Eafen Was observed IN this
rity aad throughout the sfa.e to-day, ow-
ing 10 the ash hasing fallen or s2ndsy.
Ia san Francisco the celebration OF Lallfor-
usa's birth wEsssery qufet. Ali the stale
and municipal ostiees and = aaj0risy Of
the business Eoase< were elOsed IN honor
Of the occasion. There were various ex-
ezFSiuzs 80 the Interior. al of which were
largely patrunized TIE largest crowd
went to sEEta Cruz TO attend the regniar
Admission fay eelebrx1iaa held BY the Ma
i've seas ssf fhe Gossiea West. Governor
Waterman and bis stat attended the fes-
fiFsties. which were Of the usual 0rslsr- K.
~ fitzgerald Of Oakland, grand orator OF
the order. delivered the Grafton.
Fair weather.
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AID FOR JACKSONVILLE.
Money Pouring in Rapidly
Irhircnt pentlIa 20 Eecsi.

DErnorr, sept IA few days ago The
freu3u5 JourHui u this city started a sub
sc-p;iou far The yellow fever sufferers OF
Back ksauville and ieicgraphed The mayer Of
thai tity, asking lgr au explicit statement
Of their neods. The following reply was
receive tails morning
We thank Yea ior your offsr ~ aid Us
Three months 81 gloom. suffering aud
death are before US. with let39 INDECENT,
heidless people 10 feed and
tsrnvidc for dusins that tlEae.
Were IL not for the sympathy for rs and
and the generosity which Is 80 suostaR-
ffaIly in EAnd with IL. We should be- hope
lpsKiy o.efhmr,lened by Ogr woes God
bless The American people ios the'- great
ktutfnras