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Evening journal., 1888-10-06
SUMMARY OF AL THE spoeTs
ran Meeting at jerome Park, baseball
Games and Ofhar Fevaut.

run Meeting at jerome Park Rasebnl
Games and other Events.
NEW York, Oct 6-The Jerome par
races resulted as follows: First race. purst
three-quarters OF a mile; Diahlo first Hey
day second, Cartoon third; time. 1881.
Second race, St Nicholas handicap. on
mile; Swift first, Yum Yum second. Nt'lima.
third; time, LAX. Third race Hunte
stakes, milo and three-quarters; Inverwicl
hrst, Bella B. second, Speciality third. time
2.ll' Fourth race, purse, mile and an eighth
irince koyal first, Rupert second. Kaloolal
thirdi time, l:5aA. Fifth race. sweepstakes
ls4Vo yards; Paragon first. Bessie Jan,
second, Brait third; time 1:2a. Sixth race
purse, selling mile and sixteenth
stockton first, Huntress second, Wynwoot
third; time, l:59l
THE DOUBLE ROAD WAGON RECORD IowFRFI
BRooKroN lass, Oct. 6-On the fail
grounds hero Mime. Mariante drove Maio,
Banks AMI Trumpet 70 wagon one mile Il
iioit4, over a half mile track the rocort
heretofore being l:55
THE RECORD BROKEN.
ELKToN, Md, Oct 6.-In the atblatic
sports at the fair grounds, Wilson L. Con
uoh' member Of the New York Athletic
elnb' threw the l6-pound hammer 1l9 feet
9inches, beating the record made hv himself
10 New York, IN September, OF III feet 9l5
inches. ~
GAFFNEY WILL UMPIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, oct. 6-J II. Gaffney
signed contract with President Won al
Ahe, Of the st. Louis club, To umpire the
series between New York and ST. Louis fot
the worlds championship
FRIDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
AZ New York-New York, 12; Chicago. a
Nus New York a. Chicago, .. Errors.
New YORK, = Chicago, 9. Batteries: Tit
comb and Murphy, Dwyer and Flint.
az hoston-Boston, 3; Detroit, 3 Hits.
boston, Y Detroit, z Errors. Boston. B;
Delrolt, . Batteries Clarkson and Som.
mers, Getzein and sutcliR
AZ fhiladelphia-Philadelphia, 5; Indiau.
apolis, : Hts Philadelphia s; Indianapo
MS Errors: Philadelphia, 3; lndianapo-
rs, !. batteries: Saunders and Clements,
Burdick and Buckley
Az Washlngton-W Washington, /; Pittsburr,
o Hits Washington, 3; Pittsburg, G Rr-
fuIs. n,r asnington, Q; Pittsburg, 3 Batteries:
o'Day and Mack, staley and Miller
AZ Brooklyn-Brooklyn O.; Baltimore.
nus; brooklyn, 10; Baltimore, 8 Errors:
t - - = D"i.iAhVfe, .. batteries' Hughes
ana Clark, Cunningham and O'Brien.
AZ adelphia-Athletie, s; Cleveland. o
Hits Athletic, II; Cleveland, 5. Errors
Athlethie, 2; Cleveland, G. Batteries Matti
more and Robinson, Prosser and Zfmmer.
At Louisyille-Iouisville, 3; Cincinnati. Z.
HTS Louisville, 8; Cincinnati. 5. Errors
Louisville, 2; Cincinnati, l. Batteries. Ewing
and Vaughn, Mullane and Keenan,.
81 Louis Kansas City game postponed.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The remains of Hiram Walker were
buried to-day at the Head of Christiana
Church. The deceased died on Wednes-
day at his home at Cowantown, Md, after
three weeks illness, aged n years
Mrs Phoebe A. Guthrie died at the
residence Of her husband, Joseph Gush-
RE, near Milford Cross Roads. Min Creek
hundred. on Tuesday afternoon last. The
deceased Eas il her -eth yae- cf hor =.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
no HeIp Build me Cbprrh

A fair at which fancy articles are sold
was opened last night at the residence Of
Miss Lulu Campbell at Eighteenth street
and Brinkle Avenue. The admission is
hve cents. The fair will close tonight
and the proceeds will be added to the
building fund of the Rodney street Pres
byterian church.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
LAST EDITION
PREPARED TO PROVIDE.
homeopathic Juniors Complete Ar
rangements for the Fair Cafe.

homeopathic Juniors Complete Ar
rangements for the Fair Cafe.
The Auxiliary Association of Juniors
IL the Homeopathic Hospital held a
Bspeclal meeting at the hospital yesterday
8Iternoon to complete arrangements for
Sehe cafe at the Wilmington fair next
Bweek The walters. who will be from
he corps of the Juniors, win be assisted
Rpy some experienced professional men
ARalters, who will do the heavy work.
1hree of the best expert cooks that can
#pe found have been secured. In addition
~ the seventy tables at the cafe.
here will be lunch counter at which
#lurried business men may hastily eat a
Suneh quickly provided. The kitchen
Equipment is first class. and SO ARRANGED
hat meals cooked to order can be nre.
Jared as rapidly as at any professional
restaurant.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
HART AND HOWARTH.
inc Contest Between tho Two Exciting
the Crowds at the Rink-The Condition
of the other Men.

The Contest Between tho Two Fxcitin,
the Crowds at the Rink-The Condition
of the Other Men.
There was a fair audience all day at
ahe wilmington Rink yesterday, and by
CLOCK IN the evening fully 1900 persons
had passed within the enclosure. The
; walking was lively and brush after brush
look place. At midnight there were
luiiy Ju0 persons present and a crowd re-
NAMED all night The work done bv the
men was the best yet. Little Bobby
Nlht did great work and pulled himself
up uurlng the day to third place. Hart
was presented with a bottle of cham.
pagne by q p. Postles and Mablon Betts
ana after bowling his acknowledgements
he carried ii around the rink Alher,
gave two exhibitions. one Mt
p. m. and another at 10 II m Ue
covered the first two miles in 10 minutes
and the second two in III minutes and N
seconds. Albert work is the best feat
ure OF the week His graceful form and
SUN more graceful motion as he plides
Ike an arrow around the rink elicit ad.
mlration and applause on all sides. He
looks the champion All over ana bis
movements on the track at a glance show
ms superiority. There is no doubt that he
Will remain the best man on the tan bark
as long as he has youth ON his side. and
ne Will be able to stand up much longer
than most men who follow his profession
of nearly every other sporting life far
.he reason that he never dissipates. He
does not drink drop Of anything strong
re thinks that his record will be broken
IN the coming match in New York city |
ana then ne expects to make a record for
himself that cannot be broken without n |
snperhnman effort by some new man |
re did not make all the miles that lie is
able IN his race during February last
Al the end Of Al hours and 84 minutes
yesterday, Hart covered his first I'D |
miles Vint and Noremac passed TiIy
about six o'clock but Noremac was taken /
with vomiting at the stomach and was
compelled to retire shortly after eight
clock He did not reappear on the track
again until after midnight. The score at
eight o'clock last evening. exactly two
lays after the race commenced. was
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Friends' nTeftinv.

|ere viii be a religious meeting Of the
|'delphia Yearly Meeting of Friends
held at the meeting honse. Ninth
Iatnall streets, on next Mondav
ing. There will be number az
|iters present from Philadelphia II
|'ired that all members and the public
RALLY shall attend.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Performed delicate operation

L. Peter Cooper, assisted by Drs. ]
lc Lukens and ]. w. Krumbaugh Of
|net Square, performed a delicate
lation on the left eye of Mrs. Robert
Ftess of this city, this morning.
he patient was put under the in
ace Of ether and the eyeball removed.
operation was well performed and the
lent IS doing as well as can be ex-
led. A glass eyeball will be put in as
as the wound caused by the opera.
heals
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Sudden Death.

rs. John E. Grubb, wife Of John q
bb, carpenter living at No. 627 East
Hnth street, died last evening shortly
+ o'clock, after a short illness. She
supper as usual about o'clock and
lrently was in the bett of health.
Fly after supper she was taken with
'olle af paralysis. DR.. r. p. johnson
called, but little relief could be rem
d, and she died about $50 o'clock.
funeral arrangements have not yet
completed
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
ChiIdren,s lawn Partr.

A children's lawn party will be given
TINS afternoon at the residence of DR..
Read J. Mckay, by the Gibbons chapter
OF the Alcott Club Of the Delaware Hos
pitai. Among the amusements will be
hlcyele races for the hnxs who attand
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Jndge Thnrmnn,s pn..Inr.

PfrrsBuRG, Oct. 6-Judge Allen G. Thur
man passed through this city last night on
his way TO Washington TO Times reporter
no said that tho Democrats would carry New
York and Indiana IN November
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Weather Indications.
Light local rains; warmer; ;southerly winds
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.

WuOtatI0ns.
NEW YoRg, Oct. Mooney closed al per
cent. The highest rate was aud the lowest s
per cent. Exchange closed steady posted rates.
4.si&@isa; actual rates, 4s3l40tsi for %
days and : Ssi4 M4ssl6 for demand. Governments
closed steady; currency Is, III bid a, coup.
le9 bid; 4l6s do, l0sl6 bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
flrsts, l2Glfi6. Union land grants, 12oai2s Union
sinking funds l20Di23; Centrals, ii40iI8.
The stock market was not only more active.
but stronger The market was weaker after
midday, and under frequent occurrences Of sell
ing 70 realize by smail brokers prices gradually
sagged 70 the close The closing prices were
generally y to per cent. lower The sales for
the day amounted TO "a, ,65i shares.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06

hart and Howarth were alone on the
track at that time and they were doing
great work. Noremae started at a few
minutes before noon and although he was
suffering badly, he did some good work
Nint followed him and went Jogging
along looking very tired and worn out.
The score at ? p. m. stood:
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
a Lie for Iln.

DENVER, Oct 6-At Boston, Colo. a man
named Hickman shot and killed j. c. Booth
IN quarrel about woman, and a mob OF
seyenty-five men afterward took Hickman
from his house and lynched him.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Valuable Horse DIe..

= Parke Postles was speeding his fine
sorrei mare Eva, at Hazel Dell Yesterday
afternoon, when she saddenly fell dead.
The animal was a very valuable one and
sfas much priced for her gentlenass and
@S--.-- - vssles saalell aer a. SJ,J.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Trims Met IN cnt.

PARKERsBuRG W. Va, Oct "a fatal
freight train wreck occurred on the Baiti-
more and Ohio road near CORVALLIS, w. Va.
An engineer named Carr was killed. The
trains, which collided in a deep cut, werd
loaded with dry goods and valuable express
freight. The loss win be heavy.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Druggists MistaI,es Ar crlmos.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct CT. +. Brnden.
baugh, clerk in Columbia drug store. was
convicted of involuntary manslaughter IN
causing the death Of John N. Wunder by
selling him morphine instead of quinine.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Another uninn n.nrnl.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE Mail and Express.
which has been rat Office since 1888 dis
charged its non union printers and appointed
member Of Typographical Union No. 9 as
foremen OF the new force.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06

+ Peters and the Tom and Joe will
o-morrow for purse. The Peters
Is nearly hundred yards more can
ban the Tom and Joe and is a lar
|oat all around
Evening journal., 1888-10-06

1HV tHIVt WlIt lead OF Hart was the
bone Of contention all evening. Almost
hourly there would be a spurt and lap.
would be lost or gained by it. but at
clock this morning Hart was still hold.
ing the lead Both men were in superb
condition The race is one between ex
perience on the part Of Hart and endur-
ance on Howarths part At O'Clock the
scorers reported the fnllnwinn.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
Thurnlan,s ContrIhntInn.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-Mr Thurman ha,
contributed $1,000 TO the Democratic cam
paigu fund.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
COMPETITION OPEN TO TIE MoRLp.

TUESDAY gl Tournament
WEDNESDAY 10TH MIX
EicyceRa sg
las Nag0nRa race
FRIDAY 18th Bicycle Races Wagon
steepe Military na The ep,
the San
the dinerentst
ndictiyto
SEND Tor Catalogue and
GEORGE G. LOBDELL, President
I. ID. BROWN, Secretary.
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
THE RECORD BROKEN.

ELKroN, Md, Oct G.-In the athletic
sports at the fair grounds, Wilson L. Con.
don, member Of the New York Athletic
club, threw the l6-pound hammer 1ie feet
inches, beating the record made by himself
inches -
Evening journal., 1888-10-06
GATFNEY Will rMrIRr.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct Cd. II. Gairney
signed contract with President Won der
Ahe, Of the s.. Louis club, to umpire the
series between New York and st. Louis for
the worlds championshin
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-06
The Wool Men Aroused.

a meeting of wool dealers and those in
terested in the wool business in California
who believe in the system of protection to
the wool and other industries, was held at
San Francisco on Friday at the Office of
Whitney & Webster. The trade was fully
represented and great deal of enthusiasm
was manifested. Brilsford p Flint was
elected Chairman and Charles H. Abbott
Secretary. A resolution was adopted de-
claring that the wool men will take part in
the Republican parade on the 22d, and
form by themselves separate division with
transparencies, etc. To carry out the OBJ
ject Of the meeting the following commit
tees were appointed:
On Finance-R. f. Parks, Gardner 3ali.
G. S. Moses, J. E. Schoobert, L. Breslauer.
Harry Allen, J. L. Moody.
On Parade-James 2. Hume, !. p Hall,
J. A. Smith, l. Harris, Harvey Platt,. J.
Rosen berg, Henry Marks.
The following firms have signified their
willingness to take part in heparade: 3. =.
Flint i Co., C. II. Abbott, Ball & Julian,
Whitney & Webster, Cation, Bell G. Co.,
John +. Knox & Co., @. S. Moses &, Co.,
Thomas Bailey & Co., Platshek E Harris,
L. Breslauer & Co., Allen Il Lewis, Hulme
&c Hart, j. l.. Moody, Shoobert, Besle 3eCo
Christy Davis r. +. Parks, Jacob. Rosen-
berg, H. II. Lee, Bissinger & Co., Frank
Lee, Levi Shilling Ballard & Hall, George
W. Kern, Samuel Wilkenson, Henry Marks,
Thomas Cotter, Z. D. Bush, J. A. Smith,
Pioneer Woolen Mills, Hecht Bros & Co,
G. o Donnell, Sawyer Tanning Company
Norton Tanning Company.
All the wool firms of the city are repre-
sented except Christy & Wise, the latter
member of the firm being the Hafbor Com
missioner, and S. 2oshland & Co., who are
also importers OF iute bags.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-06
The Latest Comet.

Copyright, 1883, by The Cali fornia Associated Pressl
GENEVA, September 5th.-The comet
discovered by Professor Barnard was indie.
pendently discovered by Professor Brooks
yesterday morning. 1t is round, with q
central condensation. 1t is visible only in
the early morning.
The American Exchanges Affairs.
Copyright, 1883. he California Associated P,sss
LONDON, September 5th. = An official
liquidator has been appointed to wind uI
the affairs of the American Exchange
The shareholders will probably get nothing
but the creditors perhaps 20 cents on the
dollar.
Ten Thousand Homeless Bohemians.
lcOpyrgR 1855, By as 0aIifar-,ia A,sooiaed Pressl
Bohemia have reached alarming proper
tons. AT Budweir ten thousand homeless
inhabitants have taken refuge in the hills
The Danube is risins steadily.
Another Home for the Pope.
LONDON, September 5th.-The C7sronicle's
Rome correspondent says King Leopold,
through Cardinal Schieffino, has offered the
Pope residence in Belgium in the event
of necessity arising for him TO leave
Rome.
Hungarian Villages Destroyed,
tCopyight. 1855, by Ge California Assocatc1 Press
PEsrH, September 5th.-Six villages in
the valley of Poprad are submerged. The
villagers fled to the mountains. The crops
and granaries are swept away.
The Coming Struggle In France.
PARIS, September 5th.-M. Ferry, in q
speech yesterday, admitted that the next
general election would be struggle be.
tween the Republic and everything anti
Republican.
The Czar on a Tour.
Sr. PETERSBURG, September 5th.-The
Gar and Czarina have started upon a two
months tour of Southern Russia.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-06
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

George Siddons and Tom Miller fought
at Indianapolis oD Tuesday. The former
won on foul.
The accidental shooting of his son caused
the business failure of G. c. Holton, a Chi
cago furniture man.
Harry Fisher played his part at Harri-
gan's Theater, New York, on Monday
night, few hours after the death of his
wife.
A successful attempt was made to wreck
train on the Lake Valley Qogging) Rsi4-
road on Monday. The engineer and fire.
man were badly bruised.
Judge Corcoran, of Mariposa, has SEN
fenced the Jones boys and Carson. The
Jones boys got two years each at Folsom,
and Carson one year at San Quentin.
A report comes from Raymond, Mariposa
county, that Abe Mann, the slayer of Dick
Whoref, cut his wife's throat, stabbed her,
and then blew his brains out. His wife
was alive at last accounts.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-06
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A RIackaMard Cornerad.

Stephen Maybell made the insulting re-
mark last night during his speech that
Il the only sword General Harrison ever
drew was in a rattle" This remark was
noted and co-aMented upon, By a large
number Of ol bveterans presant. Altar the
meeting, MaTAell was clustering a5Ound
the hotel, telling what hsr didn't know
about pQ litioS when gentleman stepped
mp to him, 5egged his pardon for intrud-
ing, ami sei5 that he ba6, listened to his
(Maybf ll'efepeeeh and nSVs desiysj few
words win him. l ANA stranger here,
Just from Indiana. l auSa an Old soldier.
and saw General HarrisoRa carried from the
field of Resaca woun6ed and. sir, l de-
nouIIce. your statemers as untrue, and
woU Id AJAX you where yea, We're when Gen
era'. Harrison was igsiing the battles OF
Ar nexioas" ?"
Wslip said Masbell, "oi was in
CJirlsad."
Inst as though;,,' ssi3 the stranger,
" pnobsbiy waiting Ses the 5000 that Levi
:, p Morton sent TO assist the starving people
tbsre Bah such men as you are dis
grace to the country, and the ineensed
stranger strobe away followed BY TIE
plaudits of the onlooSers.- Chico Ea'tes-
grisa.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-06

CLEVELAND, September 5th.-Cleveland
IA, Louisville g.
BALTIMoRE-Baltimore 4, Kansas City 3.
PHILADELPHIA-Athletics g. Cincinnati 0.
New YoRK-St. Louis Z, Brooklyn 2.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-06
New York as the Silver Market Center of
the World.


New York as the Silver Market Center of
the World.
icoP'ig 1888, by the California As,ociated Press
New YORK, September 5th.-The scheme
TO make New York the silver market and
silver center of the world, through the
Mexican Mortgage Bank, has been the sub
Ject OF discussion in financial circles to-
day. representative of H. B. Collins &
20. informed your reporter this afternoon
that the contract had been signed by Fl. n.
DE Thyselaert and Maurice L. Guiraud of
this city with the Mexican Mortgage Bank,
oY which the plan of the syndicate could
be carried into effect
Jordan. ex-Treasurer of the United States
says the Western National Bank has moth
ing to do with the scheme as reported. At
the United States Sub-Treasury The Assistant
Treasurer and his subordinates refused to
speak of the plan.
Ex-Treasurer Jordan expresses doubt
whether New York can be made the silver
market of the world, because England COM
petes with US by issuing Indian silver GER
tiicates
1t is learned that Collins & Co. have not
yet received the concessions, but their
representative is on his way here with
them. A member of the firm said: "We
will get a charter from the Mexican Gov
ernment for a bank, and in connection with
that are certain considerations 1t will be
the biggest in Mexico. One third will be
owned in Mexico, one third in this city and
one-third in Europe. We shall issue silver
certificates negotiable all over the world
based on silver deposits in New York.
also think we have the right to issue notes
which will be made legal tender against
securities deposited with US, and that will
increase the circulating medium of the
country. | also think we shall have the
right to undertake pubic improvements
and make contracts therefor under the con-
cessions obtained. The bank will prob
ably have representative in Mexico of
Barring Bros. of London. The President
of Mexico and Secretary of the Treasury
are interested in the bank. The Bank of
Mexico which we have purchased has been
successful and has paid dividends of per
cent. for many years."
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-06
CONGRESSIONAL PRooEEp1Nes.
The Senate.

The Senate.
Copyright, 1885, by the California associated Press.
WASHINGTON, September 5th.-In the
Senate to-day Senator Stewar. introduced
q resolution providing for the appointment
of committee from the Senate to inquire
into the administration and conduct of the
Commissioner and other officials of the
General Land Office. 1t provides for an
investigation as to whether the Commits
sioner has knowingly tolerated the prac-
tees by which lands were fradnlently ac-
quired, and is especially directed against
the conduct of secret agents of the Land
Office. The resolution was referred to the
committee.
The retaliation bill was taken up and
considered.
Phelps maintained that power has al
ready been given the President to shut off
Canadian commerce shipped through the
United States, either by sbrogation or can
collation., but still we find campaign mes
sage coming in upon us complaining of the
lack of power. The President once ad-
mitted that the question is not of price, but
of title; but he has reversed his engines
and has forgotten to act with any degree of
consistency, and within twenty -four hours
1t has suddenly become a question of rela-
ton. The President tried to get rid of
Article XXIV., which asserts the right is
given to each country to transport goods
and merchandise in bond through the lands
of another, and two ways are given to can
eel the treaty, either by infraction or formal
abrogation. The Canadians have broken
the treaty by infraction, and our dilatory
President now states that the treaty was
cancelled by formal abrogation, which is q
most unsatisfactory and pusillanimous an
nouncement. Cleveland has refused to in
form the Canadian Government of the alb
rogation of the treaty, and that Govern
ment was left in ignorance of our actions
up to August 23d, when the Presidents
message appeared.
A resolution was introduced by Stewart 10
investigate the use of money expended by
the Interior Department in the protection
of timber lands,
A resolution presented by Sherman call
ing on the President for Information
whether the Chinese Government has re-
jected the recent treaty was adopted with
out objection.
The House bill passed, limiting the
jurisdiction of the District and Circuit
Courts of the United States. The bill pro
vides that no suit between corporation
and citizen of State in which it may b,
| doing business be removed to any Cireai
4 Court of the United States, except in hk,
cases in which such removal is authorize,
by the existing Law in a suit betgeen citi
zens of the same State
Senator Pasco made a lengthy address OF
the Southern election out.ages case. Hi
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-06
Trotting at Detroit.

DETROIT, September 5th-At the Driy-
ing. Clubs races to-day the weather wss
cold and the attendance was light. The
first race, for two-year-olls, purse 81. 2IO,
Bell Boy won, Panama distanced. Time,
2:33.
The 2:2S class, purse $1,000, Lady Bullion
won. Blue Grass second, Hambletonian
third, Emulation fourth. Best time, 2:224.
The four-year-old class, value $3.50. sun
rise Patchen won, Nettle Leaf second. Best
time, 2:223.
The two-year-old class, value $3.50, Bran
daline won, Bartholdi Patchen second.
Best time, 2:40.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-06
THE SOLID NORTH.
Vermont Rolls Up Her Biggest NIpiori
for Protection.

Vermont Rolls Up Her Biggest DTojOrity
for Protection.
lCopwigtt 1s5s. byae California Associated Press
BURLINeToN(Vt.), }, September 5th.-It now
seems certain that the Republican candidate
for Governor has been elected by the largest
majority ever given Governor of the State.
Returns from l75 towns show a net increase
of the Republican Gubernational maiority
over 1884 of p pre- cent. Dillingham; will
have plurality over Shurtleff of over 2S, 900,
a gain of 5000 over four year ago.
The Democrats have probably elected
eighteen Representatives ont of 243 Mem
bers of the Assembly. Returns show in 16O
towns, 14S Republicans and u Democrats
elected. This is the smallest number of
Democratic Representative in any Legisla-
ture since the war
The Senate solidly Republican, gain of
three since 1884