Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-13

ernor Ia 1917.
| PORTLAND, September i2.-Five hun.
dred and for5y-eighJ towns in Maine
give C0nnor 56, 9lS. and Talbot 43, 800
Toe same towns last year gave COnnOr
43, 1S4, and Roberts 80 AS, Republican
net gain in these towns of 1892. Returns
from 20 towns in Somerset county give
the Republicans 3 majority Of SS6 for
Connor. The whole county ticket is
elected, and five Of the eight representa-
tives are Republicans. All but three
| towns in Androscoggin county give
Conner 425l votes, Talbot $3.50, and
Gage, the soft money candidate, 284.
Last year the same towns gave 3l03 Re-
publ an, aud 2470 Democratic votes.
The remaining towns last year gave
CoDnOr 25S, ana r R1berts 205 votes. Ali
the Republican Representatives, and the
whole county ticket are elected. Lin
coin county will be very close-Connor's
majority will be about 25 in total vote
OF about 45G0. The county officers are
about evenly divided Five of the six
Representatives are Republicans. The
nearly full returns from Kuox county
make il certain that the Republicans
have about 63 majority in the county for
governor, and elect all the county ticket
except a senator and clerk Of the court.
Ia F2rmirgton county all the Republi-
can representatives to the legislature are
elected except one. They also elect q
senator and the county ticket by in
creased maj j3rities. Waldo county has
gone largely Republican. The whole
county ticket is elected, and all of the
eight representatives to the legislature.
i ght towns in Aroostook county give
p, ,wsrs, the Republican candidate for
oo,,o,s. >~.52l votes, and Danforth Dem
ca Tha s-me towns last year gave
po,sted Gi, CRanl ,"'7. ard Msdigsn 642
The county has proDaU-. sON0 N''pU'
licsn. o.;,,o
The returns up to this afternoon = I've
the Republicans tWenty-nine senators
and the Democrats two. Thus far sixty.
seven Republican representatives have
been reported IS against ssven for the
Democrats. This mornings report that
Knox county, which has almost invari- |
ably been Democratic had gone Repub.
licap, with the exception of a senator
and clerk of the court is confirmed. The |
county tickets are divided in Lincoln |
and Waldo, and probably in Aroostook
and York counties, The rest are Repub
lican SOLD, Snd every county in the
State has gone Republican for governor.
AUoUsTA, September l2 The Ken
nebec Journal hss returns from two hun
dred and eighty-s even tewrs and plan
tetlons, giving total vote Of l13, ,039;
Connor, e3, 743; Talbot, 49, 296; Connor's
majority, II, ,447. The same towns last
year gave q total of 92 607; Connor, 49,
435; Roberts, A 172; COnnor's majority,
4263; Republican net gain, lO,14.
LEWISTON, September 12.-Andros-
c1gsin county, complete, gives Conror
1858; Talbot, 34l7; Gage (soft-mOney),
3l0 Frye (Rep }, for congress has 1l22
majority in AndroseOggin, 1850 in Saga
dahoc, and above 1000 in the remaining
towns of the distriet-sbout 5000 in all.
Chase (soft-money candidate) had 535
votes iD the district.
Boston, September IL l2-FoTIy-eight
towns in the third district give Lindsay
2O93 majority. The msjority Of Powers,
in the fourth district, is probably 1900;
that Of Hall, in the fifth, is about 5000;
thst Of Frye, probably 5000.
A special dispatch says the Republi-
cans have swept eve'y congressional
district. Thomas B. r ed is elected in
the FIRST district by alb ut 1C0O msjorityi
VIM. p. Frye, in the second district, by
about 1000; Stephen d Lindsay, in the
third, by about $500. The majority Of
L'ewellyn Payne, in the fourth district,
will be about 1000, ard that of Eugene
Hall, ia the fifth district, $500.
Less than $4,000 Republican Majority
I'm Maine is q whipping.
New York World.l
The following is the gubernstorial
vote of Maine at the September elections
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