Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-15
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Maine Election.
Especial to Ohio Statesman

Maine Election.
Especial to Ohio Statesman.l -7a
- - s@ BosToN, Sept. I4-7:10P. NJ
The Republicans claim majority in
Maine of from $1,000 to 10000. 5.4.5ssls3 5sls3 y
Bangor-Chamberlain (Rep), 2O67; Pills
bury, (Dem). 1885; Republican gain $50.
Lewiston, z p. M.--Chamberlain, (Rep),
1858; Pillsbury, (Dem), $40; Republican
gain 251. Iq''i
Blddefnrd, 7P.M M.-The Democratic ma
jority in this city is 1853. -. -, 365 I,
Winterport. Sept. 14.-The Republican
majority is 800: last year 124.' go FHF5 th
Bangor, Sept. 14-Republican majority
is 7S9; last year 25l. - % - urse
ii West Brook, Sept. 14--Republicau ma
jority 100; last year 80. ry.9
Rockland-Republiean majority 250; last
Portland4The Republicans claim a ma
jority in the State of 10000. The returns
from the wards of this city are not vet
complete. The fifth, sixth and seventh
wards show Republican majority. The
second ward has gone Democratic. The
full vote will be given as soon as received.
s-ss.aa,su p .-.I BosToN, Sept. IA.
The Evening Traveller CRep-) has returns
from thirteen towns and cities in Maine,
showing a net Republican gain Of 2,l00
votes over last years vote:
Pillsbury 1880. .fs5qa ...sl 1givs-
Portland omplete-Chamberlain 1881 ;
Pillsbury q 300sbs - y .'i.i-.T afy4I .1eE
Gardner = Chamberlain GAO; Pillsbury
243. 4sutsEB .EE siessss.s.
Augusta-Chamberlain 1,Ol3; Pillsbury
926. ,,-.,
Bath Chamberlain LOGO; Pillsbury 42e.
Camden-Chamberlain 454; Pillsbury 440.
Tophan-Chamberlain 2l0; Pillsbury 1872.
Belfast-Chamberlain $50; Pillsbury 44O,
Freeport-Chamberlain 327; Pillsbury
Saco--C Chamberlain majority 1893. y
Observation-Disclosures 15S; Pillsbury
61.si J-J .u1 ,A -ta=
Pittston-Chamberlain 2ss; Pillsbury
$50. -.b.--sqf .tIs ia =
elgrade-Chamberiai 200; Pillsbury
Calias-Republican majority $50.
: Z II u diir a, AUGUSTA. Sept. IA.
Twenty towns are heard from up to this
time, and give Chamberlain l2,465; Pills
,H6allowell- Chamberlain ss5; Phisburys
Kitterry- -Chamberlain's majority 16s. ~
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! IAssociated Press Dispatches -rt-yv
.---.., .-..--7 PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. IA.
The Maine election for State officers and
after a canvass of extraordinary7vigor ON
the partof both parties. The Republicans
supported Gov. Chamberlain for re-elec-
ton, and the Democrats their candidate of
last year, Hon. F. Pillsbury.s,s gs.,org
Bangor-Chamberlain, 007; PillsburY,
1.2S6; Republican gain. $50. ,-..r
Lewiston gave Chamberlain 1858; Pills
bury. 620. Last year hamberlain had 79l;
Pillsbury. 304; Republican majority, 73S;
ReDu blican net gain. 2Ol. .r-.ss "a q srr-r q
( Portland gives Chamberlain 1881 Pills
bury 2,3l0. Last year Chamberlain had
2046; Pillsbury 1925; Republican majority
1,O2l against last year III; Republican net
gain 300. hsl ssa77l--7 .7atss1L ~ Jul eTHU-
Hallowell-Chamberlai 1856; Pillsbury
1853; Republican majority 222. Last year
Chamberlain had 26S; Pillsbury 140; major
ity last year 12S, showing Republican
Augusta EChamberlain 1,ols; Pillsbury
926. Last year Chamberlain hadS 81; Pills
bury 759; Republican majority 81, against
rs last year ). Republican gain Il.
Observation-Disclosures 1860; Pillsbury 426.
Last year Cham berlain had 76l; Piilsburv
3S6; Republican majority 634 against 375
Republican last year; net gain 259.
Rockland gives Chamberlain 259 major
ity. being net gain of 80. III OTIS ..i1
The vote in five cities foots up: For
Chamberlain S154; Pillsbury $685., The
same cities last year gave Chamberlain
524; Pillsbury 35S2; Republican, majority
11S7. 'f rs
PORTLAND, Sept. IA. l
Saco-C Chamberlain $50; Pillsbury AS.
Last year Chamberlain had 62l; Pillsbury
$50; Republican majority 402, against last
year-f7l; Republican gain 23l.asssslss1s-asls.z
Pownall-Chamberlain y l3z; Pillsbury
126. Last t'year Chamberlain 126; Pillsbury
113; Republican majority IL, against last
year 13;. Republican loss 2. ..,...,., -.-,.-..
= New Gloucester-Chamberla 242; Pills
bury, 150. Last year Chamberlain had 222;
Pillsbury l23; Republican loss, z.
Windham-Chamberli 364; Pillsbury,
245. Last year Chamberlain had 29S; Pills
bury, 1S5; Republican majority, 119; against
last year, u3; Republican gain, 6. ~
Westbrook-Chamberlai 743; Pillsbury
633. Last year Chamberlain had $50; Pills
bury, 555; Republican majority ITO; against
last year, 4; net gain 106.s 81 u s
Z Cumberland-Chamberlain 17E Pills
bury 200. Last year Chamberlain had ll5;
Pillsbury 139; Democratic majority %;
last year "a; Democratic loss of l.
n Oxford-Chamberlain 2l5; Pillsbury 146.
Last year Chamberlain had 153; Pillsbury
1l3; Republican majority So against 40
last year; Republican gain 20. .5sS III
= Falmouth Chamberlain 216; Pillsbury
2l0. Last year hamberlain had 165; Pills
bury III; Republican majority against
last year 4; Republican gain 2.
Seventeen towns give Chamberlain 9S37;
Pillsbury 74S0; Republican majority 41S6
against last year 1886; Republican net gain
1929.
Cape Elizabeth Chamberlain 4s1 Pills
bury 459. Last year Chamberlain BIG;
PiIlsbury 3l2; Republican majority %,
against last year 4; Republican net gain
Is. -srs -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 263; Pillsbury
209. Last year Chamberlain 202; Pillsbury
1873; Republican majority 81. against last
year 50; Republican net bss l5. ~. .7s.a
Chamberlain 14l; Pillsbury
2S3. Last year Chamberlain los; Pillsbury
222; Democratic majority l42, against last
year 123; Democratic gain 10.
North Yarmouth Chamberlain l50:
Pillsbury 75. Last year Chamberlain l23;
Pillsbury 81; Republican majority rs
against last year 81; Republican gain IA.
3 Poland-Chamberlain 234; Pillsbury l62;
Republican majority 6s against last year
y; Republican loss 4.,cTsT w
New YORK, Sept. IA.
The Republicans claim $4,000 majority
in Maine. 20 lew y.
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