Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-10
a ROUSING REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
Over $4,000 Majority for Gov. Perham.


First Dispatch.
PORTLAND, Me, Sept. o. Rockland gives
Perham 80 majority, against 20 last year, Hale
for congress, in the fifth district, is ahead Of the
general ticket. The county is undoubtedly re-
publican.
Belfast gives Perham 1870 majority, against 40
last year.
BANGOR, Me, Sept, 9-The election here to-
day has been closely contested, aud the total
vote is $500; 1920 is the largest ever polled here
before. The majority for Perham is 862 and the
majority for Hersey, for congressman, is larger.
The republicans are jubilant.
Bangor gives Perham 1897; Kmbal 1885; re-
publican majority 1852, against, last year, Per-
ham 1859, Kimball 1116; republican majority
s37. Chamberlain's majority in 1868 was 7S5
The total vote in Portland stands 143 repubi-
can majority; the official vote is not yet an
nounced.
Second Dispatch.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 9-S p. M-Knox county
gives republican majority for the first time in
ten years The republicans claim the reelection
of Governor Perham by $4,000 majority; also
the election of their five congressman.
EAsTPoRT, Me-, Sept. 9.-This city gives Per-
ham SAG, KimDall 1884, Hale for congress 34S,
Pike 17S. Pike resides here.
Third Dispatch.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 9.-The Maine state
election took place to-day after an exciting can
vass: Portland gives Perham 1882 and Kimbal
2727 against last year, Perham 2192 and Kim
ball 1914, being a republican loss Of 1888. In 1868
the vote stood: Chamberlain (republcan) 8371
and Pi'lsbury 1919, being 97S republican major
ity, against 95 now. The vote for repre-
sentative to congress is, Burleigh (repub-
lican) 2S75 and Clifford 2691, being
majority of 1874, against majority for
Lynch, (republican,) in 1870, of GIT. Portland
is KmbalPs residence, and it will be seen that
he runs ahead of the congressional ticket Ten
towns give Perham 1851, Kimba 1928, repub-
lican majority of 426 against last year-Perham
5347, Kimball 1895; republican majority 452,
being a loss of &C. These towns in 1868 gave
for governor, republican 1905, democratic 6063
being a majority of 1912 then against 426.
South Berwick gives Perham 251 Kimball 252
republican gain of s; Gorham, Perham ST.
Kimball 324, republican loss 10; Cape Elizabeth
Perham AGO. Kimball 49, republican gain of 81;
Falmouth, Perham 175, Kimball 1879, republican
loss of six; Deering, Perham 479, iKimball 400;
republican gain Of 35; Scarboro Perham ASP,
Kimbal 270, republican gain $40; tCumberand,
Perham 146, Klmball 49, republican gain of 90;
WeStbrook, Perham 342, Kimball 1884, republic
can gain of 3S. Fifteen towns in Hales district,
the fifth, have gone 800 imaiorty over the vote
of 1868.
Baldwin, Perham 145, Kimball 1913, republican
gain s; Hiram, Perham 1856, Kimball 1876 major
ity, republican gain 10; Wndham, Perham 312,
Kimbal 222, republican gain 90; Bridgeton, Per
ham 1874 majority, republican gain A; North
Berwick, Perham 1872, majority 178, republican
gain 49, Standsh, Perham SO majority, republi-
can gain 5; Alfred, Perham go majority, repub-
lican gain 40; Sanford, Perham 242, Kimball
259 republican loss IS, Bureigh 233, Clifford
259; Shapeigh, Perham ISL, Kimball 112, repub.
lican gain 25, Burleigh 1872, Clifford 112; Bur
bon, Perham 815, Kimball 345, republican loss 2,
Bureieh 31s, Clifford 341; GOrham, Perham 397,
Kimball 1924, Burleigh 1894, Clifford 824 Bangor,
Perham 1897, Kimbal 1885, republican gain %;
Bucksport Perham 1885, Kmball 27S, Hale II,
Pike 36; Orland, Perham 223, Kimbal 14S, Hale
232, Pike 1919 majority, republican gain 3d. Old
town, Perham AL, Kimball 813, republican loss
101; Mattawamkeag, Perham 10, Kmbal AL,
republican gain 81 Vanceboro, Perham 81, Kim
ball7 Hale SO, Pike s. republican gain II; Den
nysyille, Perham SO, Kimbal II, Hale SO, Pike
26, republican gain o; Marion, Perham 90, Kim
ball 10, Hale 20, Pike 10, republican gain 4
township No. IA, Perham IA, Kimbal 10, Hale
10, Pike 10, republican gain 3; Edmunds, Per
ham So, Kimball 81, Hale 55, Pike q, republican
gain 50; CastiDe, Perham 1856, Kimball 1O7, Hale
1876, Pike 106, republican gain IL; Orono, Per
ham 28S, Kinball 179, republican loss 80; Winn
Perham SO, Kimball Al, republican gain 81 /;
loss II; Kngman, Perham Iii, Kimball l.
republican gain 30; Lincoln, Perham
1888, Kmbal 1884, republican gain 8;
Passadumkeag, Perham so, Kimhall &c. repub
lican gain II; houlton, Perham 1854, Kimball
1876, republican gain 5; Brewer, Perham A, Kim
SO, Kimbal "a, republican gain "a; Lagrange
Perham 10S, KimbalI %, republican loss / ;
Bethel Perham 277, Kimball 209 republican
gain IS; Paris, Perham 429, Kimball 259, repub- |
can gain II Greenwood, tPerham's residence,) |
Perham So, Kimball 109, republican gain 5;
Sumner, republican majority SO, republican gain |
IA; Norway, Perham 300, Kimball 212, republi- |
can loss 80; Harrison, Perham 143, Kmball 40, |
republican loss g. Buckfeld, Perham 1853, Kim
222, republican gain 81; Oxford, Perham IT'S,
hall nY,,tG1 I,-p 4 4. ID
ham 226, Kimball 157, republican loss %; Po-
land, Perham 305, Klmball 207 republican loss
As; Woodstock, Perham III, Kimball SO, repub-
lcan gain 80; Arson, Perham 1853, Kmball
213, republican loss Is; Bingham, Per-
ham "a, Kimball 80; republican gain %;
publican loss Cornvile, Perham l43, |
Kimball a. republican loss 10; Emb, |
den. Perham 81, Kimball SO, republican loss Is;
Fairfield, Perham 407, Kimball 2T0, republican
gam 25; Madison, Perham 1S9, Kimball 1866, re-
publican loss 10; Mercer, Perham 116, Kimball |
81, republican loss 20; Moscow, Perhan 46,
Kimball 81, no gain; New Portland, Perham |
1854, kimball 1871, republican loss 8; Norridge |
wock, Perham 1877, Kimball 17S, republican loss |
1872; Scion, Perham 1865, Kimball 1913, republic |
Pankdon, Perham 10, Kimball "a; Rumford,
Perham 1853, KimbaIl ia, republican loss 1870; |
Skowhegan, Perham 621, Kimball 237, republic |
can gain "a; Athens, Perham 1871, Kimball 1856, |
republican loss ~ Auburn, Perham, 991, Kim |
ball 626, republican gain So; Lewiston, Perham |
1470, Kimball 800, republican gain 215; |
East Livermore, Perham 1877, Kimball II repub. |
llcan gain s; Watervle, Perham 592, Kimball |
361, republican loss II; Readheld, Perham 1877. |
Kimball 101, republican gain 4 Mount Vernon. |
Perham 259, Kimball SO, republican gain 1O9: |
Vienna Perham 112, Kimball so, republican |
gain "a; Winthrop, Perham ST. Kimball 1855, |
republican gain 3d.; Monmouth, Perham 299, |
Kimball 1871, republican gam So; Leeds Perham |
1859, Kimball 1875, republican gain %; Wales. |
Perham So, Kimball IS, no gain.
Portland vote corrected Perham 1892, Kim.
ball 2727, republican majority of 95.
Fourth Dispatch.
PORTLAND, Me, Sept Q, II O'Clock. One hun.
bred and sixty.fiye towns give Perham Al ,041,
Kimball 80,S42; republican majority 10199.
The same towns last year gave Perham 38,S64,
and Kimball 26,600, being a republican majority
of 1884 and net gain of 2935; this is little
more than half the state and indicates 5000, ma
Jority,
Finh Dispatch,
LEWISTON Me-, Sept, 9.--Androscoggn ex.
cepting two towns that gave twenty-five repub-
lican majority last year, gives Perham 1880 and |
Kimball 2501; republican majority 1884, against |
1919 last year
The two senators and all nine representatives |
from the county are republican. Among the |
representatives elect are Hon, Nelson Dlngley, |
Jr., of the Lewiston Journal speaker Of the |
house for two year,
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 10--1 A. M.-One hun.
dred and ninety-eight towns give perham |