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The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
AINE THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 6 1890

PITTsBURG, November "a Greenvllle,
elected to Congress from the 25th district,
defeating Alexander Mcdowell, Rep, and
Thomas W. Phillips, Ind by 2571 plurality.
This is the district In which alleged Bribery
was resorted to to secure McDowelPs nomi-
nation, the outcome of the charges being the
candidacy of Phillips. McDowelPs vote ex-
ceeded Phillips's by 2l7.
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-The latest
returns from the % congressional districts in
this state show the election of the following:
First District Bingham, Rep.
Second ONeill, Rep.
Third-McAleer, Dem.
Fourth-Reyburn, Rep
Ftfth-Harmer, Rep.
Sixth Robinson, Rep.
Seventh-Hallowell, Dem.
Elghth-Mutchler Dem.
Ninth-Brunner, Dem.
Tenth-Brosius, Rep.
EleVenth-Amerman, Dem
Twelfth-Shonk. Rep.
Extraordinarily, Dem.
Fourteenth Rife. Rep.
Fifteenth-Wright, Rep.
Sixteenth-Elli0tt, Dem.
Sevente eenth-Wolverton Dem.
Eighteenth-Atkinson, Rep
Observation-Disclosures Dem.
Twentieth-Scull, Rep.
Twenty -first-Huff, Rep.
Twenty-s y-secOnd-Dalzefl, Rep.
Twenty -third-Willlam A. Stone, Rep
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Rep.
Twenty fifth-Phillps, Ind. Rep.
Twenty nty-sixth-Griswoid. Rep.
Twenty-seventh-Charle w. Stone, Rep.
Twenty eighth-George T. Kelbb Dem.
The present delegation is 21 Republicans
and seven Democrats.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Fails to.EIect a Governor and Chooses
Two Democratic Congressmen.

CONCORD, N. H., November 5.-Returns
from all but 26 towns in the ttate give Tut
tie. Rep, for governor. 39,131; Amsden,
Dem, 3S.427; Fletcher. Pro-. 1929 In 1888
these 26 towns gave Goodell, Rep, 2525;
Amsden, DEM, 2673; Carr, Pro-. 66. There
will be no choice and the legi stature will
elect. John M. Tyler of Claremont, Henry
M. Quimby of Guilford, G, c. Ramadell of
Nashua, Reps, and E c. Lewis of Laconia,
Dem, are elected councillors. There is no
choice in the first councillor district. The
Republicans elect Is senators, the Democrats
s, and there is no choice In the Winnipiseo-
gee and Somersworth districts and probably
none in the Londonderry district. The
House is very close. Mckinney, Dem. car
ries the first congressional district by a good
plurality and Daniel, DEM. the second by
very narrow margin.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
OHIO.
II Mckinley Is seaten 1t Is BY Very
Small Margin.

II Mckinley Is 6eaten 1t Is BY Very
Small Margin.
COLUMBUS, o., November 5-The Repub-
lican state committee. on unofficial returns
received from 70 counties and the balance
estimated, claim a Republican plurality on
the head of the state ticket of between 1900
and 5000. The committee comedies the de-
feat of Mckinley, Rep, for Congress by
about 200; Foster, Rep, by 70 or 100. The
Democratic candidates in the other close
Congressional districts received majorities
ranging from 500 and upward, with the ex
ception Of Casgrove of Cincinnati who was
defeated by Storer. Rep. by 2700. One of
the most remarkable Democratic gains was
in the eleventh district. where Pattison,
1900 over last falls vote. The Republican
committee comedies that the delegation to
Congress will consist of seven Republicans
and fourteen Democrats.
On returns received on private adyices the
Democratic committee estimate the Repub-
lican plurality on the head OF the ticket at
about 10000. On unofficial figures they claim
that Mckinley is defeated by 31S and Foster
by 800 OF 400. Their estimate as to the
numerical standing of the Congressional
delegation Is the same as the Republican
committee.
CINCINNATI, O., November 5.-According
to returns Sd far received at 6 o'clock this
evening the Ohio congressman elected are;
First District -Beany Storer, Rep.
Second-John A. Caldwell. Rep.
Third George W. Rouck, Dem.
Fourth-M K. Ganiz, Dem.
Fifth Fred CLAYTON Dem.
Sixth-D. d. Donavin, Dem.
Seyenth-W. III. Haynes, Dem.
Elghth-D. d. Hare, Dem.
Ninth-J. ii. Outhwaite, Dem.
Tenih-Robert e. Doan, hep.
Eleventh.. III. Pattison, Dem.
Twelfth-W. II. Euochs, Rep.
Thirteenth-Irvlne DUNCAN, Dem.
Fifteenth-M. d. Harter, Dem.
Sixteenth- John q. Warwick, Dem.
Seven eenth-A. G. Pearson, Dem.
Nfneteenth-E. b. Taylor. Rep.
Twentieth-V. G. Taylor. Rep.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.. johnson, Dem.
At this writing, however. the election of
Hare and Warwick is not established by
complete returns. The apparent majority in
each case is so smallas to make it unsafe to
claim the election until the official count Is
made. The sixteenth Is Major McKinley's
district. From official and unofficial returns
received from all the counties in the state
except ten, estimating them the same as last
year on the vote for governor, the plurality
of d. j. Ryan, Republican candidate for
secretary of state. is 1923.
CLEVELAND, O., November 5.-Ex-Gov.
Foster concedes his defeat in the eighth dis
trict by small majority. Hare, DEM. will
have about zoo majority. late dispatch
from McKinley's district says that late re-
turns increase his gains and show an approx
innate majority of 146 in the district.
WOOSTER. o., November 5.-According to
returns received by the Democrats, War
wick will have 391 majority over Mckinley.
The chairman of the Republican committee
says Warwick Will not have over 3S.
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A LANDSLIDE THE OTHER WAY
When the Tariff Bill Has Reen Tried
Says Senator FarweU.
meanwhile Grover Cleveland IL De-
hshteo, So Is David q. HIH,
And BrIce Thinks Ae Has Found the
Rainbow at last.

CHICAGO, November 5.-Ssnator G. b.
Farwell said today; 'If we have suffered
defeat, it is owing to three things, the Nc
Kinley bill the Farmers Alliance and the
school law. There is no use denying but
that the people are wonderfully prejudlcea
against the Mckinley bill, and many Repub-
licans seized on this opportunity Of showing
their dlsapproval Of this law. The McKin-
ley bill is all right, but the people will have
to be educated up to it. When the people
fully understand this law, there win be q
landslide the other way"
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
NO EXTRA SESSION.
Members of the Cabinet say the
President VIII Not Call One.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-Postmaster
General Wanamaker today said that there
was no probability Of an extra session Of
Congress. While, he said, only the Presi
dent could speak authoritatlvely on the sub
ject, he lMr. Wanamakerl did not believe
the President had any thought Of calling
Congress together before the regular session.
Two other members Of the cabinet, unwill-
ing to be quoted by name, said: "rhers
will be no extra session"
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
To Teacn Farming.

BANeoK, November "a meeting OF The
trustees of the Maine State College and the
representatives Of the State Agricultural
Society, State Pathological Society and State
Grange, was held at the Bangor House to-
night to take action upon plan for the due
recognition of the agricultural interests In
the distribution Of the congressional grant
10 the college Secretary Il. A. Gilbert OF
State Agricultural Suciety, presented a re-
quest for such recognition and plan for a
new course in agriculture, calling for addL-
tional instructors who should give the best
instruction. President NJ q. Fe-nald also
presented a schedule according to ths plan
talked over by ,he trustees and faculty. Fur
ther consideration will be given the matter
before action is taken
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
FIRE THIS MORNING.
American Express Company's Stables
In Flames.
Horses and Wagons Taken Out--The
Fire Under Control.

At 4.25 this morning fire broke out in the
American Express Company's stables on
Cross street. 1t was soon seen that the fire
would develope into a conflagration and sec
end alarm was rung in. The flames broke
through the roof in 10 minutes. Most of the
horses and wagons were taken out. at five
o'clock the fire was under control.
The building was gutted and the loss will
probably be heavy.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
NJ ON TAN A..

HELENA, Mont, November 5.-The Dem
ocrats claim the election Of Dixon by GOO
majority. The Republican committee says
the election is very close and the result prob
ably cannot be determined before Thursday
The Republican committee claim FIVE of the
eight state senators.
HELENA, Mont, November with all
the counties heard from but two, and allow
ing the Republicans the same majorities
there they had last year, Dixon, Dem, is
elected to Congress, and the Democrats have
licans two, with two in doubt. The Repub-
lcan state committee says it will require
the official count to decide the Congressional
result. The same committee claims the
election Of five Republican senators.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
RIddeford,s street Railroad.

BIDDEFoRD. November 5,-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Biddeford
& SacO Horse Railroad Company was held
this afternoon. The treasurer's report
shows a net gain Of SlO5 for the year. The
following officers were elected President.
dirtc,ors, Charles 3. Pratt, Harr, S. Seelry.
Worcester ana E,fen h. bank, Joseph
GuOch. John f.. Noufse. q. Ii. PfrscoII, BID
deford; Stephen 5. Mitchell, Frankhh
Nourss, George Il. Calef, SAGE.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06

The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday. Novem-
Der 9th, taken at p. m. 10th meridian time
tne observations for each station being given
IN tnis order: Temperature. direction Of the
wind. state of the weather:
Boston, 4So, W. cloudleas. Nav yorb s0e
:, cloudless; Philadelphia. 4so s. clondiess:
washington. 4S0. s.. cloudless; Albany 46o'
=; clondless; Buffalo, 520, SW. clondless:
CCIbs;veiand 81 s copdless Detroit, missing
NNWfasSs NV eouSy bn,StS 3, GlSudless aes st. Paul.
Vincent, missing; Bismarck, "a, NE. cIondv.
Jacksonville, missing -' 0'o"'S'
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LARGEST ON RECORD.
A Mortgage for SIS 900 Filed In
Pittsburg, Pa.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, November 5.-A mort
gage for S75,OoO.OOO has just been placed on
record in the recorders Office in this city.
This is the largest ever fled. 1t Is eonsoll-
dated mortgage given by the Pittsburg, Gin
cinnati and st. Louis Railroad Company to
the Farmers Loan & Trust Company and
w. N. johnson Of Indianapolis, trustees In
the articles of agreement the consolidation
Of four railroads Is effected, provided means
be procured to pay of prior sectional oonSs nus
othsr indebtedness of the different compa-
nies of the consolidation. TO DO this the
issna from time to time OF S75,00o,0Oc in
honds is authorized.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
MIN N ESoTA.
Republican Counties Which May
Mako Things Look Better.

MINNEAPOLIS, November 5.--The CUB
ernatorial vote is very close in Minnesota.
Iwenty-three counties give Merriam, Rep,
22.645; Wilson, DEM, 23,17S; Owen, ALI
ance, ioSOO. This does not include Henne-
pen county county, minneapolis, which gives Will
son 2OOO plurality, nor Ramsey county, st.
Taui; ra. which gives 1900 plurality for Wilson.
Ine democrats are claiming the state. The
Alliance vote does not cut so great a figure
IN the counties yet to be heard from. Castle.
Dem, is elected to Congress in the Fourth
n;s aistrlct' NJ " M Hall, Dem, Third district;
Harris, Den., First district. The Fifth ana
Second are doubtful. AVN "'''
ST: PAUL, November 5.-Full returns and
carefully carefully p prepared estimates from 40 of 79
1,h c9uhtles 10 minnesota give 1872 plurality for
yet to be reported are mostly Republican. II
seems probable that three Of five congress
men men, ade and that party claim the
received from the legislature. The Rep1bli.
cans claim small majority.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
TEN N EssEE.
A Congressional Delegation Which
Includes Two Republican Members.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. November 5.-Re-
turns from yesterdays election are coming
in very slowly. owing to the general apathy
and delayed mail and telegraphic facilities.
John 2. Buchanan, Dem, for governor. will
have between %. 200 and $4,000 majority. The
legislature is two-thirds Democratic in both
houses. The congressional delegation will
stand: First district, r. R. Butler, Ind.
Rep. vice A. A. Taylor, Rep. the present
incumbent; second: L.; .. Ho9k, REQ, re-
elected by a greatly decreased majority;
third, Fl. G. Snodgrass, Dem, vice FL. Clay
Evans. Rep, the present incumbent; fourth,
Benton McMillen, Dem, returned; fifth,
James ID. Richardson, DEM, returned; sixth
Joseph r. Washington, DEM, returned;
seventh, N. N. Cox, DEM. vice w. G. Whit
thorne. Dem. defeated for denomination;
eighth; B. A. Enloe, DEM, returned; ninth,
r. A. Pierce. DEM, returned; tenth, Josiah
Patterson, Dem, vice James Phelan, de.
clined denomination. The maiorities will
be less than in former years, owing TO the
registration and poll tax laws, the Republi-
can party being the most affected.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
WISCONSIN,
The Bad Boys Father Has a Vote
Which Is No Joke,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November Sat one
o'clock this afternoon, Chairman Payne con-
ceded the state senate as we'll as the assem-
bly, to the Democrats. Thomas, Rep. for
Congress In the 7th district is defeated by
small majority Lafollette, Rep. is beaten
In the 3rd district by 1900. 1t is believed Nc
Cord. Rep, is defeated in the 9th. Chair
man wall OF the Democratic state commit
tee claims majority of $4,000 for Peck and
six OF the nine congressman, gain of four
MILWAUKEE, November 4.-The latest re-
turns fran the state indicate plurality of
10000 and upwards for George W. Peck.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
FEW YORK.

New YORK, November 5.-New York's
delegation in the sd Congress will consist
of 20 Democrats and IA Republicans. This
Just reyerses the position of the two parties
as represented In the 51st Congress. The
Democrats claim tie on joint ballot In the
legislature.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
DElAW WARE.

WILMINGTON, Del, November 5.-Com-
plete returns from the whole state give Rey
nolds. DEM. for governor, 445 majority. and
Causey, DEM. for Congress, 514 majority.
The Dext legislature will stand: Senate
Democrats. 81, Republicans, A House: Dem,
Ocrats, Il; Republicans, Z. No limited
States Senator will be elected. The prohibi-
tionists polled about $50 votes in the whole
state.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
The Pension List.

WASHINGTON, November Excursions
have been granted to the following Maine
people:
Geo. l.. Carpenter, South Berwick.
Bailey Mitchell. Caribou.
ThOs. Mckee, smyrna MtllS.
Rufus Arey, VinAlnaven.
Pr, Miss M. Folger, Augusta.
Chas. Clemons. ROckland.
Milford Russell, PIttsneld.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
ILLINOIS.
Cannon Gives 1t up o, 900 Repub.
Ilcan Plurality In State,

CHICAGO, November 5.-6 p. m.-The full
vote of Illinois, official, unofficial and esti-
mated, indicates the election of Ambergh,
Rep, for state treasurer by plurality of
about 10000. Edwards, Rep, for superin-
tendent of public instruction, has plurality
of 8O00
Congressman j. G. Cannon telegraphs
from Danville, ILL.,, that his Democratic op-
ponent has 800 majority.
A Daily News despatch from Blooming
ton, ILL.,. says Congressman Rowell. Rep, In
the 14th district, failed to secure his re-elec-
tion, and his opponent carried the district by
800 votes.
An Evening journal special from Rock
ford, ILL.,, states that Congressman HIT,
Rep. Of the sixth district is re elected by
majority of 1000. This shows falling off
of 1900 votes from the last election.
Congressman Taylor. Rep, is re- elected in
the first district.
Allan G. Dubarron, DEM, is elected in the
third district.
DANvILLE, November 5.-Complete unof-
fetal returns from all the counties in the
congressional district give Bussey pluraii.
ty over Cannon of between 500 and 600.
CHICAGO, November 5.-The following
congressman are elected from Illinois:
First District-Abner Taylor, Rep.
Second-Lawrence E. McCann, Dem.
Ihird-Allan e. Dull barron, Dem.
Fourth-Walter q. Newberry, Dem.
Fifth-Albert j. Hopkins Rep,
Sixth-Robert r. Hit. Rep.
Seventh Thomas j. Henderson, Rep.
Ninth-Lewis E Payson, Rep.
Ienth-Phllip s. Post, Rep.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gable, Dem.
Twelfth-ScOtt Wike. Dem.
Thirteenth William Nj. Springer Dem
FOurteenth-Oweu Scott, Dem.
Fifteenth-S. 7. Bussey Dem
Sixteenth h-George W. Fithian, Dem
Seventeenth-Edward Laue, Dem.
Eighteenth-W. s. Forman, Dem.
Nlnteenth- James r. Williams, Dem.
Twentieth George W. Smith, Rep
CHICAGO. November 5-The Republican
State Central Committee insists tonight that
1t will control the general assembly by five
or six on joint ballot. The Democrats as
vigorously claim majority of one to three
The result is still in doubt but the probabili-
ties are that the Republicans will have a
bare majority on joint ballot. The house
will certainly be close, with the chances to-
night in favor of the Democrats. Latest re-
turns from the 10th congressional district in
dictate that the Democratic congressman,
Fithian, Is defeated by Reeder, the Farmers
Mutual Benefit Association candidate. This
is probably correct and will leave the IlIi-
nois delegation IL Democrats, eight Repub-
licans and threee F. M. b. A. men. The
Democrats gain four.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pattison's Majority May ae 10000
Congressmen Elected.

PHILADELPHIA, November 5-Revised
figures from various counties today, some of
fetal, indicate that Pattison's plurality for
governor will exceed 10000. The Republi-
can candidates for lieutenant governor and
secretary of internal affairs are certainly
elected.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
CALIFORNIA.
Returns so EFar as Received Show
HEAVY Republican Gains.

Aeavy kepubiiCan Gains.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 5-Three
hundred and fifty-six precincts, inclusive of
thirteen precincts in San Francisco, give
Markham, Rep. for governor, 27,SS2; Pond,
DEM, 24,551. This represents one-sixth of
the total number of precincts in the state.
The Republicans have carried San Francis
co by majority of 37oo against Democratic
majority of 5000 in 1888, representing a gain
of over 6C00 votes. The Republicans contend
that this will result in the election of both
Cutting, Rep in the Fourth Congressional
district and Loud, Rep, Fifth district over
Clunie, Dem, although returns from both
districts are still meagre. McKenna. Rep,
In the Third district, and Bowers, Rep, In
the Sixth. are undoubtedly elected. The
First and Second districts are In doubt. The
entire state Republican ticket is undoubted-
ly elected. the result for mayor in San
Francisco is still in doubt.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
IOWA.
Probable Majority Of 6ooo for the
Republican Ticket.

DEs MONIES, Ia, November 5.-Complete
unofficial returns from Sc counties on the
head of the ticket received by the register
show net Republican gain Of 5125 over last
year. II this gain continues the Republican
state ticket will be elected by 5000 majority.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
ARKAN sAS.
1t Is Likely that BreckInridge VIII
Stay In Secluslon.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, November 5.-Re-
turns received at Republican headquarters
indicate the election of Langley. Union
Labor, in the second district, over Breckin-
ridge, DEM; and Featherstone. Union Labor,
in the first district, over Cate. Dem. The
Farmers Alliance, voted solidly with the
Democrats.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, November 5.-The
Gazette. Dem says: "In Arkansas we have
reelected Cate in the first and Breckenridge
In the second district, and restored solid
Democratic delegation"
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MISSOURI.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-. November 4.-Fyans,
DEM, has safe majority Of 1900 for Con-
gress in the 18th district. The Congression-
al delegation is solidly Democratic, with one
exception.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
NORTH DAKOTA.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, November 5.-In North
congressman and state ticket by 1000 to 1000.
Scarcely any returns are rece ived from
South Dakota and nothing is known about
that state.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
IN DIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 3. = Reports
from all parts of the state show the entire
Democratic state ticket TO be elected by big
majorities.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
NORTH CAROLINA.
A Specimen Plurality In a State of the
Solid South-40 900.

RALEIGH, November 5.-Returns from 400
precincts. fourth of the total number, give
a net Democratic gain for the state ticket of
$4,000. Newborne, Dem, continues to make
large gains in the Congressional vote in the
Second district. Itis impossible as yet to
predict the result there. Some heavily Re
publican counties have not been heard from.
The majority for the Democratic state ticket
NAV ha an 000
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06

Congressman Buchanan claims his re-elec-
tion In the Second district by 1000 majority
The Democrats elect Congressman in the
3rd, 4tb, 9th, 9th and 7th districts.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
N EVADA.

CARSON, New. November 5.-The indica-
tinns are that Colcord. the Republican can
that Bartine, the Republican candidate for
Congress, has carried the state by 1000
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
LATEST.

The ballot box and returns in Spring Creek
township. Ark. were stolen. This town.
ship gave Featherstone, Rep, for Congress
$50 majority.
Later returns from the first Tennessee
congressional district show Taylor, Rep, is
reelected.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
Tne covernor al Thomaston.
1manty chrI.tIans KIIIed.

SHANGHAI, November 5.-Recently at the
clust OF a celebration of Buddhist festival
in the province of Szs-Chuen, number OF
organized mobs attacked several christian
villages, burning the buildings and lOoting
the contents. Twenty native Christians
were killed
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November 5.-Five
counties-Duval. Putnam, Valusia, Alachua
and Marion-heretofore wholly or In part
Republican, give handsome Democratic
majority.
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WASHINGTON.
Everything Republican In That Far
western state,

SEATTLE, Wash, November 5.-Indica-
tions are that Wilson. Rep, will have ma
jority of 5000 for Congress. Both branches
of the legislature will be Republican. and
on joint ballot the Republicans will have 40
majority.
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RARE BUSINESS CHANCE.

The old reliable firm of B. NJ. WEED s. CO.,
e11z Bromfield street, picture frame manu-
facturers, established years; large retail trade;
years lease; shop full of ordersi can be largely
increased; reason of selling. sickness. Only those
who mean business need apply. nov5d1w
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VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, Va. November 5-Lawson,
DEM, is elected in the second district. Law
son is member Of the Farmers Alliance.
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THE NEXT HOUSE.
The Majority Estimated From Fifty
to ono Kindred and Flfty-One.

NEW YORK, November 5.-The Tribune
says the Democratic majority in the next
Congress is over 30. The Times says 151.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-The Evening
Star estimates the Democratic majority in
the next House at about So.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT. Mich, November Sup to IL D.
m. the indications are the Democi ats have
elected the governor by about 10000 plurality
and the rest Of the state ticket by sub
stantial vote,
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
ROOMS.
AND FOUND.

u 13O Pine street, black silk gold haed
umbrella, valuable to the owner as gift. Call at
142 Cumberland street. Bill
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NEBRASKA. z

OMAHA, Neb., November 5.-Returns from
352 precincts in Nebraska show that Boyd,
DEM, for governor is 1000 ahead of Richards,
Rep.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06

II HAVE found the Greatest Cure on Earth, for
chronic forms. suffered twelve years and tried
every known remedy. Sufferers write to me and
enclose stamp. MISS E. s. ORR, East Harpswen.
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WILL ELECT MERWIN.

Connecttcut's Governor Will BE
Chosen by the Republican LegIsIa-
ture.
HARTFORD, Conn. November 5.-The
Connecticut legislature is 10 to 16 Republi-
can on joint ballot. The total vote of the
state is 1884 Morris, DEM, has 67.661,
1853 short of popular majority, and it is
evident no election has been made. If so
the legislature will elect Merwin, Rep.
The Portland daily press., 1890-11-06
GENERAL NEWS.

Fire at New Rochelle, N. Y, did S1o5 oOo
damage yesterday.
Henry M. Stanley has arrived AZ Nav
York.