The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-11
Republican.

StcPMcn ncFfy|s hsumatcSs
Mr.. Stephen Berry, the agent of the Asaoci-
ated Press makes the following estimates:
LA towns give
S %'1Esns,. ss,,sSs
Munsop 1858
Talbot, lat
Scattering, 10
Last year same towns gave,
Common, 42,963
Talbot, 32,9O1
Scattering, 279
Connor's majority in these towns 40S5,
against 1888 last year,
The towns to hear from gave last year: Con-
nor 80 ,904; Talbot, 1882; scattering, 254. IT
these towns come in like the others. allowing
for the fact that the Greenback ticket is
about 98, 500, of which Connor should have 3d.
600, Williams $4,000, Munson $500, and Con-
nors majority will run up to 1900 against A.
GIL last year. In 1875, the last off year, it was
1859.
Senator Blaine's Estimates.
AUGUSTA, Sept 1O.-Midnight. -The follow
ing dispatch has just been sent by Senator
Blaine to friend in Washington:
AUGUSTA, Sept. 10, 1877.
To Hon. r. c. Mccormick, Washington:
The indications from the returns received up
to this hour, II o'clock, point to majority of
5000 to 10000 for Governor Conner over Mr..
Williams. the regular Democratic candidate
Some 5000 votes at least have been thrown for
Mr. Munson, the Greenback candidate, drawn
from both parties. The Republicans have
probably elected 20 of the 81 state senators, and
fully two-thirds and possibly three-fourths of
the House of Representatives. 1t looks as
though we had carried every county in the
state except two. Will telegraph you if further
returns materially change these figures
(Signed) JAMES G. BLAINE.
Androscogsin County.
LEWISTON, Sept 10.-Androscoggip, except
three towns, gives Conner 2446; Williams 1899;
Munson 953, and elects all the Republican Sem
ators and county ticket by about 800 plurality,
and eight Republicans to one Greenback Repre-
sentatives. All the Republican candidates for
Representatives in Lewiston and Auburn are
elected. This county is the headquarters of the
Greenback party, which has carried large
vote, majority of which comes from the Dem
ocrats.
ArOostoOk County.
HoULToN, Sept I0.-The entire Republican
county ticket is elected by from 300 to 400 ma
jority, except Register of Deeds for the south
ern district. Houlton gave Connor 50 majority.
BANGOR, Sept 10.-Representative Powers
telegraphs the Wing as follows from Aroos.
took: "The county has given Conner hand
some majority and elected all the Republican
county ticket, unless it be Register of Deeds,
by from 300 to 500 majority. We have also car
ried every Representative district this side of
Madawaska. 1t is the most thorough Republ-
can victory for years."
Franklin County.
HARRINGTON, Sept. 10.-Connor has proba.
bly, carried this county by small majority.
-Four Republican representatives elected.
Hancock County.
ELLSWORTH, Sept. 10.-Republicans elect
their entire county ticket in Hancock county by
majorities ranging from 800 to 1900, and proba-
bly, elect eight Representatives.
Kennebec County.
GARDINER, Sept. 10-M G. Wadsworth. Re
publican, is elected to the Legislature by
strong majority. Pittston, classed with Far
mingdale and West Gardiner, elected Daniel
Fl. Moody Republican. Very quiet.
Knox County.
RocKLAND, Sept 10.-The election passed off |
quietly today and the vote in the city is only
little more than two-thirds of last year. For |
Cover nor Conner has 665; Williams $685. The |
vote in favor of the constitutional amendment |
relating to municipal indebtedness was almost |
unanimous; on that relating to electors vote it |
was nearly two to one against. Both Republic |
can representatives are elected. The Demo- |
Gratis have carried the whole county ticket. AS |
eight towns are yet to be heard from it is i'm \
possible to estimate the majority accurately at l
this hour, but 1T will probably not be far from |
450.
Lincoln County.
DAMARlsCoTTA, Sept. 1O.-The Democrats
carry Lincoln county by about IT'S majority, |
electing every officer and probably two out of |
six representatives. Republicans elect three; |
Independents 1.
sagadahoc County.
BATH, Sept 1O-The Sagadahoc |
Republican county officers are all |
elected, as also the entire delegation to the |
Legislature. John FL. Kimball, Republican |
from this city, is elected by 156 |
majority. Very light vote.
Somerset County.
SKowHEGAN, Sept 10.-In Somerset county |
but few towns are hard from. The probability |
is that the Republican ticket is elected by a
fair majority There were four regular and five |
mixed tickets.
washington County.
CALAIS, Sept. 10.-The election today passed |
Oft quietly in this city and small vote was
thrown. In Washington county the Republ-
cans elected both Senators and full county
ticket by 300 to 400 majority; also six out of |
ten Representatives to the Legislature.
York County.
BIDDEFoRD, Sept. 10.-Returns from eight
cen towns in York county, including Biddeford
and Saco, show Democratic gain over last fall
OF 1896. The remaining eight towns will not
materially change the result. The Republican |
county ticket is probably elected by from 200 to
800 majority, though Cromwell (dem.) for Sen
ator may be elected By small majority. The
Democrats gain three Representatives in the |
county, and possibly four.
ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
1876. lS1x.
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