Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-11
Mckee and His Counsel.

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discharged without prejudice. This morning Mr.
Coleman, for the complainant nled a motion for
wson sna JudSs
the original order Of injunction instead OF on the
Defendant Mr. Coleman had in support OF the
motion number OF afndavtts.
The defendants counsel nbed an answer stating
that the order Of July 81 cannot lawfully be
served on others than Mckee; that 1t does not ap-
Ice, and 1t does not appear that the complainants
have been aware Of McKee's Whereabouts and
After arTamepT the court d,rected d that serv,ce
why the defendant Mckee, should not be adJudged
guilty OF contempt returnable on Monday.
The Press Upon the Maine Election.
From the New York Herald.
The Maine election Of yesterday has little Inn.
portance outside OF the state itself It has no
national significance such as used to be attached
to the elections In Ohio and Indiana In presi-
Dental year when they were ''october states" and
the results were regarded indicative OF the No
vember vote. That the state would 20 republican
was. OF course, 1oregone conclusion. But the
latest returns indicate that the efforts Of the party
starring Blaine have not resulted In asuccess that
will warrant any republican Jubilation.
From the New York Tribune.
The verdict OF Maine Is magnificent response to
Island. The meaning Of this splendid victory is
plain; and 1t Is all the more significant coming on
the heels Of the Letter Of
truciiins to Canadian interests have found mo no
can % no longer 6e challenged Never sr' was there
more ceHain harninger OF victory all along the line
in November.
From the New York Timea
We predict that one full week Of seven days will
be required by the mathematicians of the republi-
can press property to explain the returns from The
state Of Maine. The ful vote is not Jet known,
that the rspSScsn majority has BEEN sep,Susy ouS
reduced as compared with the vote OF 1854 at the
last state election in presidential year. the only
proper basis OF comparison.
From the New York World
1t is estimated at this writing that the republi-
cans have carried Maine by q plurality OF 10000.
These are Mr.. Blaine's figures. Two years ago the
In 1854 when MI. Blaine was Q candidate for Pres
ident, the state put forth extraordinary exerttons
and turned out plurality OF IS. 709 These are
fell back into the republican party this year for
sauareiy SOU | assumed @ under the leadership Of NE m
Blaine, 70 be prohibitoniste 70 the core. Accord
ing to this showing the tarin has cut no fgure In
ni Seyond tSss p the
recent election In Vermont The republicans are
alive and polling their rnil ssfsnsth The demo.
70 have an exciting presidential election.
From the Philadslphis Pres.
Maine has exceeded the highest expectations OF
republicans Dy piling up majority for the repub-
lican ticket exceeding even the phenomenal vote
Od four ysars ago os pqTslity for Ba,ieigh q
most sanguine republicans thought they had any
right to expect this year, when no unusual exer.
tiOns had been made and no exceptional motive
existed for securing an impressive majority for the
30 the tide moves on. It looks exceedingly IKE
strong hood tide. whose reaastleos energy WIN
sweep IN November every Northern state into the
republican fold. American industry refuses 70 pe
sacrtnced at the dictation Of Grover Cleveland
From the Philsdslphis Times
Vermont and Maine have both RESPONDED gen
srously to the republican cali for prestige IN the
contest, and II this were . hurrah campaign it
would be regarded - Indicating positive tids In
favor Of HarrisonS election. But lst noe b Tor.
rotten that this u not hurrAh campaign; that ie
cs%psss sSg SSsss SnaSy Sya p ne :ss
taxes; that Il is . campaign Of dollars and cent?
to the tax-ridden people, and thar there nearly
two months left for the most earnest 01ocu11ton
and considerate action: TIE grsas bast,e 9 Jet %
incisively that thedsspsrass poltical oanpaigning
and prudtgnte o0uAAdoglng an6 laxge ma1or1t1oU of
vermont and Maine win b edsced mom th0
sexuggle long before Il closeA
A LuxAnc N A PoGlcs CuL-James Hopk1nAI
IN insane colored man, nfty yease Old. y cohnned
In cell wt the frSt precinct seafon, aWaf1ng the
action OF the Cummtsg1onera Hopk1nD y . ahoe.
maker, and nad man shop IN alate a,lsy. Hs
ben iockod up LaSt night he nanagsd TO stop
up the waste pipe Of the cell with his cioehing and
the moor q me cell waD oooa covered with water.
He stripped himself q his CLOTHING. md an0ws .
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