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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-13
President Will Take
Decided Measures
To Stop immigration from In
fected Ports.
300 Armed Men Oppose Landing Of
Cepheus at Fire Island.
New Cases at Quarantine Iranspor-
tation Refused from the City
To Immigrants by Al Steamers and Railroads
Situation is Grave.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l2.-Evidently the
President is fully acquainted with the grav-
ty of the situation in the port of New York
and proposes to admister n salutary lesson
TO the officers of the steamship companies,
who, for the sake of temporary gain, con
tinue to subject the people of the United
States to infection from cholera. Secre-
tary Charles Foster today made the follow
ing statement
Il received from the President late Satur-
doy afternoon the following telegram 1t is
an outrage that steamship companies con
tinue to bring emigrants from the infected
ports. Say to them that it should stop, or
it is certain that every ship will bring dis
ease and we may he compelled to turn back
such pest laden vessels.
When the dispatch was received" CON
tinued the secretary, 1t was too late TO finh
agents of the steamship companies. sun
day ! gave a copy of the telegram to Col
lector Hendricks to send to the agents this
Monday morning. onc of the ,liticnl-
ties that the steamship companies en-
counter is the fact that II large per
centage of the people now coming over as
steerage passengers are American citizens.
OF course our duty is just AS solemn and
binding to the poorest steerage passenger
who is an American citizen, as regards the
richest cabin passenger. ! think most of
the steamship companies are now refusing
to bring immigrants to this country, and
trust those persistng in it will dcsist.
This afternoon the secretary received
message from one of his informants in New
York announcing the fact that Judge Bar
nard had granted a temporary injunction
against the use of Fire Island rs n place of
detention for passengers from the infected
vessels. also stating that DIR. jenkins con
frmed the report of the appearance of
cholera aboard the Frcnch, liner La Cham
payne.
70 meet the first emergency the secretary
gave orders that the receiving station at
Sandy Hook he Immediately placed at the
disposal of DR., jenkins thus anticipating
the OBJECT of his first order by at least one
4
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li8ERTY'S NEW SEARCH LIGHT.
The Goddess Will Bear Aioit Inc Most Powt r.
Iui One in the World

MlprLir"wS, c., Sept. l2.-Tis
schuyler Electric Company here has ju-s
received an order from the government f,r
the largest and most powerful search light
in the world. The light is destined for tn,
statue Of Liberty in New York harbor. II
VIII b. 50.obi candl" power and will cost
about siG0b.
The light viii be sim. lar in construction
to the one on Mount Washington, which
was made by the Schuyler Company. II
will be- in very particular the finest of its
kind in the world. the mechanism being 80
delicate that the task of operating it will be
a. simple a. winding "a watch.
The contract calls for its completion by
Oct !. Experiments " i'll be made with it
and it win be thoroughly tested BY experts
before it i- delivered. The company also
has coa,raa for 80 lights Of similar pat
tern. bat moi so powerful, which are to be
used aboard I nited States cruisers. Some
Of them have already been finished. They
cost s..apO .each.
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"YOU CANNOT LAND"
The lsIip People Treat Old Age and
Youth With Great Cruelty.


FIRE ISLAND, \. Y, Sept. l2.--rhe
events since nightfall have displayed a de-
gree of cruelty wellnigh inconceivable. As
il was growing dark a small boat came from
the Cepheus, rowed by two policemen, and
in the stern stood a gray-haired man, Rob
ert NJ. Thompson, As the boat approached
the landing mob gathered ,hreateningly,
Mr., Thompson asked to b. heard ON be-
half of the 200 women and children on the
steamer suffering from hunger, exposure
and exhaustion. After some minutes of
insulting reiurts by the mob he was allowed
10 speak. lie said the men on the steamer
did not ask to land.
The Young women would remain if nee
essary, but the old women, some of them
grandmothers, and children, suffering from
hack of proper care should be allowed 10
land. They would be returned to the
steamer after u nights rest and one meal.
,,iorney Reid answered that If the cap
tain of the steamer would come ashore peo-
pie would consider the request. Mr..
Thompson returned to the steamer 1t was
dark when the boat was seen coming back.
W hen the boat almost touched the landing,
a tall spare figure was seen standing in the
bow. "it is Senator Mcpherson of New
jersey, called out Mr.. Thompson.
Senator Mcpherson said the captain de
clued 10 come ashore, and told the citizens
if they would give him the injunction
papers he would give them 10 the
captain who would actep, them as legally
served. The attorney replied that the p
tain must come ashore.
If we can bring him ashore, will YOU
agree to let the suffering, innocent, helpless
,,unpla land"
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Mondays Tale.

Quarantine, y. =. sept. l2.-Patien's
ol board Hoffman and ~winburn Islands are
doing we'll. Up TO midnight there had been
admitted to Swinburne Island hospital III
persons. of these 80 were suspects, -
were treated, / admitted dead, - died in
hospital. | | transferred to Hoffman island
aud one was discharged.
The steamers Wilhelm anl Columbus
were released from quarantine this morn
ing. The tmaif has arrived from Ham
burg.
TIE steamer La Champagne from Harye,
which arrived YESTERDAY. has a suspicious
ease of sickness on board and was not re-
leased this morning. Steamer Weilanh
was visited by the health officer this morn
ing and orders given that she be again fu-
mgated Dr. Jenkins has just announced
that he has 80 armed deputies at Fire I.-
land scattered among the armed mob from
I-lip ready to act in case Of an outbreak.
Figr lsIASp. sept. y. 10 \. M-tp to
this hour. 10 4. NJ. no further de-, on-tra-
lion ha. been made by the health anthori-
ties and citizens Of this town, 4 report
comes this morning that POO or 800 men
will make an armed demonstraiion when
the Cepheus arrives With the NormaDia's
passengers.
NEW foEk. Sept. l2.--New York heaah
boari authorities issued bai.etiHs at 10
O'Clock this morning stating ihai there were
no eases of cholera IN the city yet.
LpSpoS. sept. iz.-The Berlin cores
pondept of the News says In consequence
Of the deadlock ib bu,iaess at Hamburg,
growing out Of the cholera epidemic, hun
dre,is of Italian laborers who had been en-
ployed there are returning to Italy, and
there is grave danger of their carrying the
deadly infection with them. Fresh cases
are reported from infected districts and
maintain the sporadic nature Of the disease.
LoxDox. Sept. l2.-The steamer Senbal
arrived at Cardiff TO-DAY from Hamburg.
One of the. crew has died from cholera
since the steamer has been qnarantincd.
Ngw YoEK, Sept. i2.-Judge Barnard Of
Brooklyn has issued . temporary injnnc-
ton restraining Governor Flower, ID. T..
Sammis proprietor of the Surf Hotel, Dr.
Jenkins and others, from usisg Fire Island
a. quarantine staiioa. In the meantim-
the steamboat Cepheas has lefs the lower
hay In an interview. Governor Flower
declared ,ha, Judge Barnard's injunction
would have no effect. Continuing he saiJ
ave shall land passengers At Fire IslaaI.
Iissued my proclamation early this mprs-
ing, several hours before the injunction was
i.sned. At all hazards the passengers shall
be lznsied there"
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Biddetord and Saco.

BipnErpEu. Sept. l2.-,The vote in Bid-
deford today gives a Democratic plurality
of 22n on the head of ticket The figures
are: Governor. johnson, l0i4; Cleavcs,
SIS. Congressman. lngrahan. ?s9; Reed,
sno. Democrats elect two representative
to Legislature. Vote was given in favor
constitutional amendment.
Returns from old Orchard give a Repub-
lean plurality of A; Dayton, a Demo
cratic plurality of 10, Lyman. Republican
plurality of 80 on Governors vote.
Saco polled larger vote today than t""
wears ago. Republicans have plurality Of
3l on the vote for Governor. tleaves,
1G2; johnson. 4H4: iIussey, II. For
Congressman, Reed, 30; Ingraham. 43o ;
Tucker. Is. Saco gives majority in favor
of both constitutional amendments.
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Same towns in 1890 gave Burleigh, .s94 ;
Tumpson, s.T20; Clark, 40; Scattering,
IL. Republican plurality is now 2'n",
against 3s74 then. The indications are for
about u 900 plurality this year. or about
two-thinls as much as in lSss and 1870.
Ninety towns give CleaVes, Il 30;
johnson, I5,ltu: Iiusscy, 2S, scattering
542. The same towns in 1890 gave Bur
leigh ! BIB: Thompson, l2.i1o; Clark
GI2 scattering, 40. The Republican
plurality is now 2759 against 1913 then.
One hundred and ten towns give Cleaves,
22,a44: Johnson, lS,is1; llussey, ;'2 ;
scattering. G3i The same towns in lS!h'
gave Bureigh 2l,2ii; Thompson. l3,l22 ;
Clark. III: scattering, 52G. The Repub-
lican plurality is now 800 against ho'4.
une hundred and forty towns give
Cleayrs, 7,rl2 johnson, - ,222; liussey,
41j: scattering. G3l. In lS9o Burleigh
had % SOB :: Thompson. l1.14S; Clark,
9::;;;: scattering. 5-2. The Republican pln-
ralitv i 4s2O against 11j,.
Onc hundred and sixty towns give
tleayes. 81 .G;i7; johnson, 21,7so; ilussey,
Gl:;: scattering G71. In l>90 Burleigh
had 2977s Thompson. 20, ,2S1 Clark
mas: Scattering, G3N.
Plurality is now 5>:11 against ?49l, In
lication- are that Reed will have 2ono plu-
raliiv in the first district.
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UNPROVOKED.
National Animus Against
Americans Caused Murder
OF Seaman Reilly Of United Steamer
Newark at Genoa.
The Men were Orderly and the Murdsr was
Entirely Unproveksd.

LONDON, Sept. l2.--The latest adviees
received here from Genoa regarding the
murder of Frank Reilly. the seaman Of the
United States steamer Newark. killed the
night of Sept. $, in lodging house in
Genoa, show tina, national animus against
Americans was the cause of the crime.
The proprietor Of the lodging house, when
the Newark's men applied 10 him for loig
ing. used the most abusive language to
them, simply because they were Americans,
onc of those present, knowing the proprie-
tor, advised the men that il was unsafe for
them to remain in the place.
Al the sailors started for the door, where
upon the proprietor, with knife in eacl,
hand. sprang toward Reilly and stuck both
weapons in his back, Reilly staggered IL
the street where he died in a few minutes.
The murder was entirely unprovoked.
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Philadelphia, I o o N-i<
Louisville, ~ o : o. y
Hts -Loui-yillo, L l'hiladelphia, q. Errors
Louisville. I'hladellshia :. Batteries sanders
aud Merritt, ku.il ANA Iemrnt.
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FIVE SHllliNGS A DAYl
And Hundreds Arc Eager 10 Earn II Ia FNss
Trade England.

LoNpoN, Sept -. The army of uuem--
ployed men in Liverpool is increasing in
numbers every day. Last Tuesday bust
ness firm advertised for few men, offer
ing five shilings day wages. A few
minutes after the advertisement appeared
hundreds of applicants crowded the place,
and although the late comers were informed
that the places had been filled, the crowd
kept growing till it blocked the street and
caused suspension of all traffic
The eager but disappointed faces of the
poor fellows were pathetic in their strained
gaze, and spoke too eloqucntly of the wide
spread distress now> existing in the great
seaport town. At last the police had To he
called in to dispersc the crowd, which re-
luctantly departed.
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PEARY RETURNS
From Arctic Expedition-AIi Hands Well
Only One Lie Lost.

ST. .JoiI.s, y. f.. Sept. l2.-The North
Greenland Peary expedition Of lS?l-92 has
returned, with its personnel. with one es-
ccption. safe and we'll.
With the exception of the loss of one
man the expedition has been throughout
most fortunate. and has carried out almost
to the l",ter the original programme. The
couvergency of the Greenland coasts above
the 11tlI parallel the detection of the main
,inr to the northwest above the sam
parallel the determination of the cont
mental ice cap below Victoria inlet and the
existence of large glaciers in all the great
northern fjords are among the discoveries.
The exhibitions brings back much eihno-
logical material, including tents, costumes.
slcdgc. kayaks and dogs of the northern
E.lsimos, meteorological and tidal obscrva-
lions. and large number of photographs
Of natyes dwellings and costumes and
HfiC scenery.
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MORuEYS FIRST ACT A PARDON.
The Secretary Tor Ireland Releases a Man
Imprisoned Tor Contempt.

Lo>nox, Sept. l2.-Among the first
fruits of Chief Secretary Morlcy's presence
in Ireland is the release of u man who had
been imprisoned for contempt of court, by
defying the decision of judge on Iues-
ton of eviction. Mr.. Morley went the
whole length the Law allows him in relcas-
ing this prisoner.
When asked if he would refuse To ait
the police in cifecting esictions in Ireland.
Mr. Morley said that he had been warned
that he was bound by law to assent TO otb
GERS assisting Il sheriff in carrying out
evictions. If he refused To give such as
sent then the Irish tnionists would iniict
him for breach of the law,
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Clinton.

+ CtINr">, sept l2- Special - leaves
10 johnson. PIG; Iiussey, p knowlton,
L. For Congress, Milliken, l@3; Thomp-
son. 22t Knight, %.
Senators, Spear, lGj: Hill, lG5; Wood,
i61: Lewis. 2l7: Edwards 3l1; Corn
forth, 2l7; Jones %; McCausland, - :
Frost, 22j. Clerk of courts. Choate, lh', :
Cobb III; Hawkes., %. County attorney
Carleton. lGt, Leigh. 2ls; Woodward, p.
Judge Of probate, stephens i63i Martin,
2ll; J, NJ. Williams. ~ Register of pro
bate, nven. lGj; Hanley, 2l7 Wngate,
2t sheriff. Norton, lG5 Clifford, 2i7
Taber. 2i. County treasurer. blanchard.
l6j: Wyman, 2i7: Church, -. Repre-
sentative To Legislature. Getchell, Rep.
lil Fuller, Dem. oah.
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PORTLAND, Sept. l2.-Fire broke out a;
II tonight in Gauds & Kent's extensive
bakery and confectionery mandatory
The cause wa. the explosion Of an electric
light The building was full OF flames be.
fore an alarm was given. Part of the fac.
tory was wood and that Is a total loss. The
brick part is damaged to large extent
Fifty or ~ hands are thrown ont of eui-
ployment. The loss will reach rz...na;
partially insare1.
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Races at Calais.

CALAIS. Sept. l2. At the first day ;rot-
ting at the ST. Stephen Driving Park there
was beautiful day, a fine track and large
attendance The three -mingte-ciass. seven
br : Arc Light, 4. l.. Sipp, Pietoc, N
Jubilee second; best time, 2.:;3 IT,
2St class. uafntshed, seven starters.
Slipps, C sea King, won two heats; Me-
Cormick, ST. John, b & Rocket. two heats !:
blanchard, Eas,por,, cs Maine Almont, one
heat Best time, 2.3.i.
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iSTEKSlI,SloN OF tuMBG> \tIuN FLASHES.
bnr long. alone.
...-........ Far weather. stationary temperature
Two long and ont short
Rain or SNOW lower temperature
hrr, long and two short
Local rams hi CHER temperature
tpHe long and thrr.. short.
..... ... ......-.........FHir weather, cold wave
After the signal has been turned toward
Portland it will be turned augusta and
Lewiston and given then toward Lancaster
and SO on around the horizan. After Port
land i, reached again the same thing will
he gone over again to avoid error.
Cards and circulars will be sent out We
shall be glad 10 have anyone report to
either Mr. l.. II. Rogers at Mt. Washington,
the. owner and manager of the light, or the
director of the \. +. Weather Service at
Boston, on their ability to read the signals
in both clear and cloudy weather. One
need not be in position to see the top of the
mountain to get the signal, but can see the
beam like small needle of light high up in
the air. ...
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liisk.
Waldo Horse Breeders.

BELrA.T, sept l2.-( Special. The
last races of the season will he given on
the trottins park at Belfast, Saturday.
Sept Path with the following classes and
purses; Three-year-olds. purse $50. dis
tance waived, weight required; 20 class.
St0o: free-for-all $50. National rules
govern. Entry fee } per cent. at nomina-
ton and per cent. additional from win
ners. Entries close Tuesday, sept. 20. &.
f. Bracket 10 Main street. Belfast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-13

At midnight Chairman Manley sent the
following despatch
Hon Thomas II. Carter. chairman Republic
can National Committee. 5ls Fifth ave-
nue.. New York:
The total vote will be IL, 900 less than in
fsss. We elect all four Congressnien. carry
IA Of the 10 counties. have t~o-t!iirds ut
the members of the Legislature aad eiecs
..us Go.ernar by ,tspt majority over the
Democratic candidate. J. II. MANLY
FContinred on 4th page
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TContinne,i on ith page. j
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The Peoples Party Polls an Unex-
pectedIy Light Vote,
General Satisfaction Expressed with the Aus
traIian System Of vosing.

PoRrl,Np sept. 2-In lsS~ the Re
publican plurality was l,,oI3 AMI in ls'"'
iN,~"a The comparison for accuracy will
he made with l~3o figures.
Twenty towns give Cltaves, $50: John
>3n. -, IIusscy, So scattering, 2o7,
The same towns in IN9o gave Burleigh-
"a; Thompson. 1879: Clark, iaN; seat
tering 2li Rep0Llisan plurality i now
~ against l2ii then
Forty towns give Cleaves, saoi; John
>1n. .l~o: lIusSev, iIi; scattering, 81.
same in lN:io. Burleigh. s6+0: Thompson.
.,64 clark 2a1 scattering. 236 plural
Iiy nose l72l, against 2G1G then.
Sxty tnwH, give Gieaves- l3.3.9; John
son. ., So; iluSsey. 30; scattering, +sl.
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Nan Drowned al Sea.

NHw iomE, Sept. l2.- Schooner T.. g..
Willard Of Kockland. Me-. reports that At
81 \. NJ. today while of Horizons Point.
Week Olsen, seaman, aged 20. native of
Sweden. accidentally fell overheard. He
appeared to be asleep at the time. The
captain Immediately threw him the wheel
box. but he paid no attention to It, boat
was lowered but he sank in about one
minute
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TRANSPORTATION REFUSED
To Immigrants from New York-They will
Be Obliged to Remain There.

New YORK. Sept. l2.--A movement to
prevent immigrants destined for other
states from leaving New York, is on foot.
1t looks as though all the immigrants landed
at Ellis island will be Obliged to remain in
New York. as the railroad and steamboat
lines have begun to refuse taking them over
their routes.
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Camden and Rockport.

CAMDEN, Sept. l2.--'The vote for Gov
ernor, Rep. 2&G: Dem, 63; Peoples, 90
prohibi,ion Is; Union Labor. I. g..
Class towns of Camden and Rockport go
Democratic. Ralph +. Carleton leing
elected by 90 plurality over Simon j. Treat,
Rep.
The Rockport vote for Governor Rep,
10: Dem 22l.
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BEAT OFF THE CePHEUS.
lslip Citizens Refuse to Allow Her 10 Land al
Fire island.

FIRE l>LANn, n. V, Sept, l2.-At 80
this afternoon the Ccpheus reached the
dock here, which was dtnscly crowded with
Islip citizens. armed with shoiguns, clubs
etc, who prevented line from the boat
being attached, and. notwithstanding the
entreaties of the captain and passengers,
refused to let any one land.
The captain backed out, turned around
again and attempted to land. In this he
was unsuccessful, although man aboard
shouted that they had Governor Flowers
order to land. DIR. Voigbt went of in a
row boat to confer with the officials on the
Cepheus. This afternoon the Ccpheus was
lvipg at anchor.
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Steamer Wieiand Will Receive the Quaran.
tined Passengers.

NEW Y"RK, Sept i2.--Governor Flower
left the Windsor hotel at 3.4o 7. NJ. for
quarantine just before he left he was
notified BY Seth Low that he had secured,
on behalf of the chamber of commerce, the
steamer Wieland. OF the Hamburg Line,
for the reception of the quaraniined paSsen-
gers The Wieland now lies on quarantine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-13

IIortrov. sept. l2.-Sisiern towns give
Cleave- +ai plurality. The county is
Republican by small plurality. Repuhli-
cans elect two senators. five representa-
iiyes and seven ,u hear from.
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900 ARMED MEN
Oppose Landing OF the Steamer Cepheus
Passengers at Fire Island.

QrAnA>TiNE. y. T.. Sept. i2.-Dr. .lrn-
kins has been informed by telegraph that
the Cepheus anchored at Fire Island dock
and that 300 armed men oppose landing of
passengers The doctor lu- requested Gov
Flower by wire to call out the militia.
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The Latest.

tine hundred and seyenty-seyen towns
give Cleave,, Rep, 4o,4la Johnson Dem.
4; l.'5. Hussey. Pro. 9i9: scattering
which includes Labor and some of the Pro-
hbition g2s. In ls9o the same towns
gave Burleigh Rep, ;'7a0s; Thompson
Dem. % $50; Clark Pro-. l54o, scatter
ing. 773. Republican plurality ''os'
against l9.279 in lS9o. If the vote to heal
from comes in the same ratio of gain the
total vote will be about. Republican dS.5"
Democratic. IS 800. or 10000 plurality.
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Deerino and Cane Elizabeth.

PoRrLA>r. Sept. l2.-Deering gives
Cleaves, ga johnson. 464 Hussey. "a
against Burleigh. 80; Thompson. -.
Cape Elizabeth gives cleaves, "a John
son. isi IIus-py. ; against Burleigh. ~ ;
Thompson. II2 Clark 9
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fars. Harrison Much Worse.

LooS LAKg. y. Y, Sept, u Within
the past day or two added complications have
developed il Mrs. IIarrisons Illness aud
her condition il now such a. to excite macn
snlieitude and prevent the Presidents alb
sence from her sick room.
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Liberty.

LInEETr sept. I2. - Special = For
Cleaves. ll3; johnson, 50; Hussey, ?;
Ba,eman, 81. For congressman, Milliken,
81: Thompson. ia: knight.2; Gillett, p.
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60rhan.

GoRnAa, Sept. l2,-t'ieaves. 964 John
son. 9s'; Hussey. 20. Reed, 35i; ingra-
ham. PSI. Wescott, Rep. reelected rep
resenta,ive to the Legislature by majority
Of ~.
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nLprowS. Sept. l2.-Cleaves +o6
johnson. 3,,.,.
Milford, Cleaves, l02 Johnson. 60.
Greenfield Cleayes. ~; johnson, 80.
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Sko~hegan.

Showuf..x. sept. IL, - Special. -
Cleayes. Gl, johnson, &16. For 'on-
gross. Milikeu. -G2 Thompson. 'S', For
sheriff. Abbott. soG: ri-hon. 1li. llo'ey
for county attorney, 80 Gould, 4''-
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Calais.

CNlA:>. Sept.le.-The election was qti>t
and there was = light vote. leaves '''' !;
johnson. 260: ilnssey, -.
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NA>mIsGrox, Sept Y. - For Maine ::
fair. except showers in northern portions
fues'iay or Tuesday night. generally by
Wednesday slightly warmer in southern
anil eastern portions south winds.