The Campaign

Lewiston, Me., Sept. 14.- The Lewiston Journal has returns irom all the town in Maine. Burleigh has 79,(503; Putnam, 61, 108; Cushing, 2,971; Simmons, 979. Republican plurality, 18,495. The Senate is unanimously Republican. The House has 123 Republicana and twenty eight Democrats. ïkdianapolis, Ind., Sept. 14.- Id a letter to the editor oí a paper at Mauch Chunk, Pa., General Harrison says that the story that he said a dollar a day was enough for a working-man is not a plausible lia and' does not requiie a denial. Cincinnati, Sept. 14.- The National Committee of the Greenback party met in this city and decided not to put a ticket in the field. Resolutions were adopted against fusión with any party. Little Rock, Ark., Sept 14.- The official returns f rom the State election are all in, and the majority for Colonel Eagle, Democratie candidate for Governor, is 14,981. Boston, Sept 14.- The Republicana of the Tenth district nominated for Congres yesterday Joseph H. Walker. Little Rock, Ark., Sept. 14.- The Third district Demócrata have renominated Congressman T. C. McRae. Louisvii.t.e, Ky., Sept. 14.- Congressman W. G. Hunter was renominated by the Republicans of the Third district yesterday. Frankfort, Tenn., Sept. 14.- Joseph E. Washington was renominated for Congres by tho Democrats of the Sixth district yesterday. Colümbüs, O., Sept. 14.- The Democrats of the EigKteenth district have nominated Dr. O. P. Ikert for Congress. Jacksojí, Miss., Sept. 14.- Henry Kornaghan was nominated for Congress yesterday by the Republicans of the Seventh district Madisox, Wis.. Sept 14.- Congressnjaa R. M. La Follette was renominated by the Republicans of the Third district yesterday. In the Eighth district the Democrats nominated Dr. Samuel C. Judson. the Union Labor candidate. Mason City, Ia., Sept. 14.- In the Fourth district the Republicans have nominated J. H. Sweney for Congress. Madison, Wis., Sept. 15.- In the Second district yesterday the Democrats nominated Charles Barwig for Congress. Detroit, Mich., Sept. 15.- The Prohibitionists in the Fifth district have named B. B. Godfrey for Congress. Boston, Sept. 15.- John W. Candler was nominated for Congress yesterday by Ninth district Democrats. Columbus, O., Sept. 15.- The State convention of the Union Labor party had seventy-five delegates. They adopted tha National platform of the party and aominated the following ticket: Secrelary ol State, George Ebner, Franklin County; Supreme Judge, J. H. Tuttle, Lake Coun ty; member Board of Public Works, W. J. Drimniface, Wood County. St. Louis, Sept. 16.- Dr. C. M. Norwood, the late fusión candidate for Governor of Arkansas, will contest the election of Governor-elect Eagle. Dr. Norwood claims to have been elected by 700 majority. The Republicans and Union Labor party of Ar-, kansas have decided to fuse on a Presidential ticket. Utic, N. Y., Sept 17.- John P. McMahon has been nominated for Congress by the Twenty third district Democratie conj vention. Philadelphia, Sept 14.- The Republican9 have nominated Smedley Darlington for Congress. Desoto, Mo., Sept. 17.- The Republicana of the Tenth Congressional district have nominated Witliam M. Kensey for Congress. Montöomert, Ala., Bept 17.- W. C. Oates hos been renominated for Congress by the Democrats of the Third district. Detroit, Mich., Bept. 17- The Republloane of the Third district have nominated A. .O Abbott for Congress. Mobile, Ala., Sept 18.- R. H. Clark, of this city, was yesterday nominated for Congres by the Democrats of the First district. Helena, M. T., Sept ia- The Republican convention yesterday nominated Thomas H. Carter, of this city, for delégate to Congress. Covington, Ky., Sept 19.- The Democrats of the Sixth district yesterday renominated Speaker John G. Carlisle for Congress. Mason Citt, Ia., Sept 19.- The Democrats of the Fourth district have nominated H. D. Regue for Congress. Davenport, Ia., Sept. 19- The Union Labor party of the Second district have lndorsed Colonel P. W. McManus, the Republican nominee for Congress. Charleston, S. C, Sept. 19.- Samuel Dibble was renominated for Congress terday by the Democrats oí the First district. Esc añada, Mich., Sept. 19.- John Power was nomiDated for Congress yesterday by the Democrats of this district. St. Louis, Sept. 19.- James P. Walker was renominated for Congress yesterday by the Democrats of the Fourteenth district. Chicago, Sept. 19.- The Democrats oí the Fourth district yesterday nominated J. B. Taylor for Congress. St. Louis, Sept. 19.- Martin L. Clardy was yesterday renominated for Congress by the Democrats of the Tenth district. Eau Claire, Wis., Sept. 19.- Charles A. Alexander was nominated for Cengress yesterday by the Prohibitionists of the Eighth district. Bostox, Sept. 19.- The Republicans of the Fifth district yesterday renominated General Nathaniel P. Banks for Congress.