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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
On. BRIGGS CASE
On Trial-Presbytey Adjourn 10 Allow MIN 10
Prepare His Defense,

Nrw Yoek. Nov. o.--Thc New York
l'resbytery, in compliance with the order
of the last general assembly began today
second trial Of Prof, {. A. Briggs, of Union
Theological Seminary, on charge OF hersey
The tiisl attracted u large crowd 10 the
Scotch Presbyterian church. The duty of
this session of the Presbytery as outlined
by the general assembly is:
/. 70 pass upon sutheiency Of the
charges against DIR. Briggs.
.. To allow the amendment of the
charges if the furtheranee of justice re-
luires it.
3, 70 try the case as quickly as posi-
lie.
DIR. =. u. Alexander, pastor of the Phil
lips Memorial church, will serve as clerk of
the court. Rev. John &. Bliss. of Wash
iny,on Heights church, moderator of the
Preshytery, was present and will assist DR..
Brgg, who is gong 10 conduct his own
case.
The prosecuting committee are all pres
ent. They are Chairman, Rev. q. W. +.
Birch of Bethany church, Westchestcr
county Rev. j. J. Sampc, Rev. Robert T.
Sampe. Elder John J. Stevenson and FL
der John J. McCook.
The session of the Preshytery was opened
with prayer Ivy moderator. The roll call
show ed only about two-thirds of the minis
tiers and Fl icrs composing the Presbytery,
present. Moderator Bliss announced that
court was in session.
DIR. Briggs asked for the privilege of
making preliminary objections against the
status of the prosecuting committee, which
he claimed did not have the right to bring
charges. lie questioned the right of the
prosecuting committee to act as the original
party, to act independent of the Presbytery !;
their right to act as prosecuting committee,
pending the decision of the complaint to the
synod and made other objections. He
maintained that the complaint to the synod
acted as a stay of proceedings.
Elder John J. McCook replied to DR..
Briggs, and said the provision for a prose-
cutting committee was wise for only in that
way could tie Presbytery act in judicial
capacity. The complaint to the synod was
filed several months after the time allowed
by the church rules for such action ex-
pred The complaint had no Judicial
value.
DIR. Briggs arose to answer, but Rev. DIR.
Robert Booth submitted that DIR. Briggs
was out of order. as u stay of proceedings
would be an act of disobcdicnce to the gen
cral assembly.
The presiding officer decided the point
wei taken. ON appeal the moderator Was
-us:aine, 13 to js. After reading the
reading tie charges DR.. Briggs spoke.
Owing to the Large number of charges made
hy the committee lie said hc woull require
10 days, allowed by the church law, for the
preparation of his defence. Adjournment
was taken until Nov. 2s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CoxcoRp. n. H., Nov. 9.-One hundred
and seventy towns and wards give Smith,
(Rep), for Governor, 26,073; Mckinney,
(Dem)., 24,757; Carr, (Pro).. 9sl; Nor
ris, Peoples, l55, The same in 1890;
TnttIe. (Rep)., 25,453; Amsden, DEM,
q sos; scattering. $50. These returns in
dicate that Harrison will have plurality
of 2350 in the state.
Returns from all places in the First Con-
gressonal district, with the exception Of
Somersw orth, and a few small towns in
Hillsboro and Carroll counties, some wards
in Manchester, which, it is expected, will
give an average majority of 800 against
Blair, Republican, which indicates that
Blair is elected by 1900 to 1900.
In the second district. Baker. Rep, is
ahead of Parker, DEM, by 800. Bakers
unexpectedly large vote indicates not only
his own election, but that Smith, Rep. is
elected Governor by the people. Latest
returns show that the Republicans have 40
to 80 majority in the Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
It WIS FORGERY.
A PeddIer Changes the Date Of
His State License,
And viii hnswef TO the Charge OF
forgery---An Oakland Citizen
DESTROYED ! sai'o. at the Polls and Was a
Oace Arrested.

koekLAxp. Nov. a. Speciak - ped
,lIer was arrested yesterday il this city for
pe.iIiing without a license, when it was dis
covered he had altered his license for 1881
and raise,I il so as to make il do duty for
1892. He will be prosecuted, most likely,
for forgery as well AS for selling without a
license.
There are other p.ldlcrs WHO are gniify
OF the same offence and they will be looked
after Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
SECRETARY OF STATE FOSTER
says shs Rsssh uas laasssesd MALAY by III
raria Qsssiisa.

WAsHiNorox, Nov. a,-Seeretary Of
State Foster attributes the Republican de-
feat 10 the tariff issue. The party, he says.
challenged the Judgment Of the country ON
the Mckinley bill, aud the verdict must he
accepted ~ the will Of the people that diff
fercnt policy will be adopted.
Other questions entered somewhat
into the contest, but not to
such an extent as to mater
tally affect the result, Nor would II have
been different If other candidate had
been selected or other leaders managed the
campaign. No administration ever went
before the country with cleaner record.
II is the policy, not the personnel, OF the
administration thai has been condemned.
In this view of the matter, the secretary
was gratitied that Mr.. Cleveland was likely
To be sustained by u party majority in both
branches of Congress. so that new polio.
may have full aud fair trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
SETTLED.
Cleveland is Elected President
Beyond a Doubt,
Though Chairman Carter Says There
Is One More Chance to Win.


New Yogk, Nov. a.-The Republican
national committee at ) o'clock this after
noon gave out the following bulletin
.'Erom the latest advices received AT head
quarters, the result of the election fol
President depends upon the returns from
Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana, all o.
which are exceedingly close, but ar,
claimed by Republicans in each case. Will
the electors from these states Harrison ant
Reid will have e26 sure votes"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
MULE SPiNNERS
Hesi.a,ing Over the Advance 0tered--Wsav-
ers Will Accept al Once.

FAT RIVER. Mass. Nov. . a grn"ral
meeting of Tie hluic Spinners Association
was held tonight, in answer 10 q circular
calling for a discussion ON the wage qucs-
ton. The attendance was very lsrges II
was moved TO make n demanh for an in
crease Of 10 per cent. in wages.
An amendment was made tl,at the ssso-
ci,,ion accept the voluntary ADVANCE OF
per cent. recently granted by the manufsc-
turers. Another amendment was made that
the matter be posi- onei mi week
from Monday night. The last amendment
was eventually adopted.
The association was pretty evenly divided
regarding the wisdom of enforc ng larger
increase at onee.
The weayers executive committee voted
to recommend that the per cent advance
he accepted by a meeting of uac wcavers
tomorrow night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
Maine Postal Changes.

w,surxeroN, d. C., Nov. 9--These
changes in the postal service in Maine are
announced
Special service is discontinued to Black
well. Somerset county, from Madlson' lroh'
Nov. 80. 1892. on route 9l'..
Star service is established ON ronse 'i'-
pI,cLwell tn Madison. ~ miles and back,
i, ,;,,es a week. bv q schedule of not to
oy,c,.. enc hour running time each way
From Dee. /. 1892 to iunt, ~.
Route so. weli to railroad station N.
Fran Nov. IL. 1892. t:artail service Ia
M AZ Dxfeld. emitting railroad station
| ~ decreasing Distance one-fourtf
mile.
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CONNECTICUT.

II,erfoRp, Ct. Nov. .. - Nothing in
later returns received by the Courant, Re-
publican, changes the result here mater
tally. CIevelsnd's plurality is about 5000.
The reports that sufficient Prohibition and
scattering votes were cast to prevent Nor
ris from having a majority is not confirmed
by the drift of the official returns, more
than half of which are in.
The Congressional delegation will he
one Republican, three Democrats. The
State Senate Is tie. The House shows a
Republican majority of II, which will be.
come Is when two Republicans in Cheshire
are seated. They were elected, but de
clared not elected by the moderator. be
cause the word Republican was not OIL
the tickets.
-Four ties for Representatives were vo'ed
off today. East Hartford and Salem wen
Republican. and Columbia and Durham
Democratic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10

Harrison Carries the State-former Maine
Man Elected Governor by Republicans.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. ?,-(Special1
Harrison carried the state by
about 5000 and John IL.
McGraw, Republican candidate for gov
ernor has 2o0o plurality. McGraw was
formerly of Danforth, Maine.
The Legislature is Republican, insnrins
Republican success to Senator Allen. The
Peoples Party carry'several counties and
poll about Is 900 votes.
TACOMA. Wash, Nov. 1.-Two hundred
and sixteen precincts in Washington give
Harrison, I2,2s9; Cleveland. l0.oG4 4:
Weaver, 5493.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10

Or any other similar epidemic, the blood
and the whole system should be kept ~
healthy condition. II you feel worn out
Or have that tired feeling in the morning,
do not be guilty Of neglect. Give immediate
attention TO yourself. Take Hoods Sarss-
par;IIa to give strength. purify the blood and
prevent disease.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills. jsundice, bill
iousness. sick headache, constipation.
d&wfolrmchd&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroS, Nov. 9.-Threc hundred and
thirty three of the 35i cities and towns in
Massachusetts. with cities of Springfield,
Somervillc. Chelsea, Northampton and
IIolyoke missing, give Harrison, l?5, 5,35l ;
Cleveland, 1862 ,97s: Bidwell, s335. The
same in 1858 gave; Harrison, l6s,3s3
Cleveland. ii5 ,265. Net Republican gain,
1G.I.l.
The same for Governor: Russell, ISL.
500: Halle, ls2 73i; Hamlin, G5i5. The
same in 1891 gave; Russell, l50.747; Al
len, l4l, ,is9. Net Republican gain. 74s3.
Result on Governor is still doubtful.
Three hundred of the above cities and
towns give for Lieutenant-G Governor VOL,
colt, Rep, 1877 .139; Carol, Dem. no.
6G4. Wolcott's plurality. 1855. The
balance of the Republican state ticknd is
undoubtedly elected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
SILL IN DOUBT,
Impossible 10 Get Correct Footings Now
Russell Apparently in the Lead.

BosroS, Nov. y.-It is impossible to
give tonight corrected footings on the Pres
idential and Gubernatorial votes of the
state, but from the most careful estimate of
a few missing towns, based on the rule of
percentages, it appears that Russell. Dem.
has about 2s00 plurality over Halle, Rep.
As far as completed the results show five
Republicans and three Democratic Con
gressmen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
Burqlars a. East Lebanon.

BipprtoRp. Nov. Burglars broke
into Portland & Rochester railroad station
At East Lebanon early yesterday morning
and forced open the money draw and stole
the contents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
NEW YORK STATE.

NEw YoRk, Nov. 9.--The Commercial
Advertiser Rep. says Cleveland's plural
ity in New York is about ~ 900. In this
city his plurality is 75,so0g and in Kings
county about 25 900.
The New York state Legislature will he
Democratic by II or l6 on joint ballot, thus
ensuring the election of Democrat to sue
ceed United States Senator ffiscock. The
assembly wilf probably be 20 Democrats
and 80 Republicans.
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Temporarily Out OF Business

HhLES,, Mont, New. 9.--Russell Harri-
sons paper. the Daily Journal, was closed
today bv the sheriff, pending the settlement
of an indehte lness in dispute. The man
ayers state that the paper will issue again
IN a day or two with all claims adjusted
They say that an unfair advantage was taken
of the paper on legal techneality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
NEVADA.
The Silver Party and Weaver Nave Everything
Their Own Way.

CARsoS CirY. New. Nov. 81 Special, J
The entire state has gone for the Silver
party and Weaver VIM. NJ Stewart will
be the next United STATES Senator and
Francis q Sewlanis. Congressman. with
majerities from Ijo0 to 20oo. The state
previonsly gave Harrison IHD majority
Employees of the limited States mint have
given Harrison mp and all Federal Office
bolslers expect TO be removed. Such Il
political revolution was never before known
In the state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
FOUR MEN LOST
BY the Wrecking Of Small Schooner hea'
Cam Islands. n. F.

Uuir,x. \. s.. Nov. 3-Adviees from
Harbor Grace. y, F.. says that SATURDAY
evening, in heavy northwest gale, craft
of 80 tons burden, belonging to Lizards
Harbor, went ashore on the rocks near
Cam Islands. Tackla. half of the vessel,
and two spars were found. -Four men were
on the vessel whsn she was wrecked and
all were drowned All were married.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10
NORTH DAKOTA.

MiSsssfof Nov. "a special to the
Journal from bismarck says that the ma
tional and state Republican tickets are safe
by 1000 majority. The Legislature is in
doubt.
BIsaARnk. n. D., Nov. ?.--One hun
dred and ninety-two precincts in North Da-
kosa give Harrison, G6sl Weaver, 5272.
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CAUSED TROUBLE.
Oakland Citizen Monkeyed With the Australian
Ballot and Got Into Trouble.

OAsl,Np, Nov. p Special. Election
d,y was quiet here The whole number of
votes cast was 1872, Republican, 2sS.
tine citizen, whose right to vote was
challenged. tore up his vote and was lodged
in the lookup.
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MrLw,tKEE. Wis, Nov. a.--According
to the Sentinel's figures, partly estimated.
90 counties out of Is in this state give a
net Democratic plurality of 1884. Coun-
ties still to hear from are likely to increase
this a few hundred.
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cleveIand's Gains in Ohio.

CIScISSaTI. Ohio, Nov. a.--ll.3 30 p. NJ.
The Commercial Gazettes figures which
include the official reports from y out of
the - counties in Ohio show a Democratic
gain of II ,9o2, which leaves but G609 Of
Mckinley's 2l ,5li to he ex'inguished by the
remaining 81 counties The average gain
for Cleveland is nearly 800 per county
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Held in $4,000 for Trial.

NEW loBk. Nov. 9-Confidcntial Clerk
Simon Pery. of the james Z. Ward & Co.
). :. Line Is Wall Street, was held for
examination under $1,000 bonds in the
fombs police court today, being charged
with having embezzled about SO 900 from
employers during the past fifteen years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10

Mrs. &. x. Parneil has claimed the pro.
lection of the Eaglish bankruptcy court ani
receivers have been appointed at her o~n
instance To take care of her Affairs. IL Is
believed she has done this to stop m action
Of claimants against her own and Mr.. Par.
nejrs estate.
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OREGON.
Democrats Concede Election Of all But One Of
Republican Electors.

PoRrLASD, Oregon, Nov. The Dem
ocrat state committee comedies election of
all butone of the Harrison electors in Oregon
by pluralites of 25OO to 5000, but claim the
election of one Weaver elector, who was
endorsed by the Democrats.
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4 SUDDEN COLD
is the Fererunner Of Weak
ness Of the General Health.
4 Few Terse Paragraphs which II Will
Pay tn Read and To Fis In the Mind
How to Avoid Taking Cold The
Way to Maintain Good Health.

This Is the season Of the year when people
take cold easily
A eoId is nog the simple thing most people
imagine. 1t Is serious matter
A cold IA the forerunnsr Of an enfcehled
condition which may result IN seTere H.
ness. If not death.
Why do people take coIds Because the
system is weakened; because Of loss Of
tone, Of health.
Deranyement Of the stomach and bowels.
weakness Of heart and lungs, dizziness and
similar troubles, - these conditions favor
taking cold, and pave the way for serious
ills.
The way 20 avoid taking cold 10 10 keep
we'll. II you are perfectly well it is simply
impossible 10 take cold or 10 contract coEis-
gious diseases.
There is one safe way 10 avoid colds and
10 preserve health, and that is. % take HIP
DES's MAGNETIC CosroUsD.
When you detect the first symptoms Of a
cold, such as sneezing, dull pressure ahou.
the brain, a feeling Of weakness, OF lassi-
tHde. you viii md this remedy the perfect
panaeea-
1t quickly tones up the stomach and
bowels, regulates the action OF the heart,
frees the lnsgs Of poisonous deposits, clears
the brain, gently stimulates the nervous
system--in other words. restores the patent
to full and perfect health.
HfppEx's MAGNETIC CoMPorND shog'd
aiways'be kept in the house. II IS inyalH-
able at this season Of the year.
All druggists sell il. Price. 81 per bJttic.
The genuine il never sold for less II you
wish 70 try THE COMING MEDICINE, ask for
aud insist upon having
AEL1DDEN~ !
ltlasnetc(0mpo1nd
u,nnrs urn,r,rr cn uaxh,u,nor, M,e7
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OHIO.

CoIrMnrs, Nov. 3.-At three O'Clock
this afternoon the Democrats had reports
from Is counties showing net gain of
II ,050 If this ratio holds good for the
remaining 6s counties the state will go
Democratic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-10

BIppEruRp, Nov. 9.-lsitlore Lavallier
aged - years while in search of drift
wood at the river was drowned Tuesday
H. body was recovered Wednesday morn
ing.
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Ship Russia Sunk al Cardin.

LnSpo>, Nov Ship Russia from st.
John, y. b., October H. while entering
cardiff, had hole made in her bow by an
,nchor luke. She filled and sank.
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Cleveland Electors Elected in Ohio

CISefxxArT. Nov. l0.--l.iJ a. M.--The
Commercial Gazette (Rep.) estimates that
the Cleveland electors are chosen by S53
plurality and s. NJ. Taylor (Rep.) elected
secretary of state.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

HrsoS. s. d., Nov. 9.--T~o hundred
and seventy -four precincts in South Dakota
give Harrison, 1922; Cleveland, 26o0 /;
Weaver, G624
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PHlLApELrHIA, Nov. 9--Ihe total re-
turns for all the wards in this city give
Harrison, lI5,142; Cleveland, 81. .4ss Bid
we'll, Pro-, 1854. In 1855, Harrison's
plurality over Cleveland Was 1852.
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sTAMBOUL. 2.05.
The Great Irotter Again Captures the Worlds
Stallion Record.

STOCKTON. Cal, Nov. 9.-Stamboui
again takes the worlds stallion record. lie
went A mile in POS flat today.
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Patteu, Maine.
DANA SARsaPaRILLA Co:
GENTLEMEN While working In charge
pf a crew ef men numbering among the
mountains of y. H., I found my Kidneys
and liver were badly affected. my HID
neys 81 haaly that had to he up every
half hour nights and could pot sleep.
1 I...It lLIail.i u. Ira- u. -. L..
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Returns Come Slowly But Are So Far Favor
able TO the Republicans.

WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 9.--It now
looks as if il will be several days before the
result in West Virginia is positively known.
Returns continue favorable to the Republi-
cans, but very few precincts
being heard from. The Republicans
have undoubtedly made gains in the
Legislature. Dovener (Rep.), for Congress
first Wheeling district, claims he has de-
feated Pendelton (Dem). None of the in
terror counties, where new vote is, has
been heard from. Both sides still claim
the state.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--C0mmissioner
Mason of West Virginia, this afternoon re-
ceived telegram from Wheeling, W. Va,
Indicating the election of Davis, Republi-
can candidate for governor. beyond rea-
sonable doubt. and the probable success of
Harrison electors.
HrNTINGToS, Nov. 9.-Caperhart Dem,
for Congress is undoubtedly elected in this
district by a small majority. Reports from
the Mountain Icounties indicated heavy
falling off of the vote which will probably
defeat Anderson, Dem, for Congress in
the Third district.
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KANSAS.


KANSAS CRY. Nov. ?.--{ Special The
coun'ing in Kansas 10 slow, but the returns
received indicate that the Republican state
aud national tickets are elected by 5000 to
5000. The Legislature is Republican in
both branches by small majority, and five,
and probably six, out of the eight Con-
gressmen are Republican.
Jerry Simpson in the seventh district is
doubtless defeated by a small majority.
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GEORGIA.

Arl,xfA, Ga, Nov. 9.--Georgiz elects
IL Democratic congressman. Georgia is
an October state and went Democratic by
l,so2. The legislature is overwhelmingly
Democratic.
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OHIO c0HGREssMeN
Republicans and Democrats Each Fave Tea
With One District in Doubt.

CoLrunUs, Ohio, Nov. 9.-The latest re-
turns show the election of 10 Republican.
and 10 Democratic Congressman, with the
10th district in doubt, but probably Ecpub-
lican.
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NEW JERSEY.

TEgSrox. y. j., Nov. 9.--lIarrison's to-
tai in New Jersey. with several districts 70
hear from. is G3.,5 Cleyelands, 1926.
Cleveland's plurality / ,s2I.
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ssth side, Claim yebrassa.

OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. .. - The returns
come in slowly. Indications are that Iiarri-
son and Weaver are running close. Both
sides claim the state.
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The Last Straw.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 3.-The Re-
publican state committee comedies that the
state has gone for Cleveland by small
majority.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

The wife Of Rev William b. Hayden of
Portland died suddenly on Tuesday night
from heart disease. She retired in her
usual health, but died about IL o'clock.
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CALIFORNIA.

san FgaNcIs,o, Cal. Nov. 3.-Tweiye
hundred and sixty-six of 2io9 precincts. in
Guiding San Francisco entire, give Eiarri-
son. - ,559 Cleveland, ss.6s3 Weaver,
lj .3J3.
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MINNESOTA.

Sr. PArL, Mimi, Nov. a.--Three hun
,lrcd ani thirteen precincts in Minnesota
give Harrison, 32,Sl2; Cleveland, ao,i
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COLORADO.

Disvns, Nov. a.--Returns from two
thirds of the counties in Colorado give
Weaver, ea ,533 Harrison, l..ls5.