The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-10
POLITICAL.


Anderson, Democrat, for Congress, ar,
both ahead OF their tickets. Reed will go
out OF the city, probably 500 plurality. Il
1876, he carried only $40.
BANGOR, September 9.-The vote in thii
city was large. For Governor, Conner
Republican, 1854, Smith, Democrat, l,40B
Garcelon, Greenback, 1877; the Congress
sional vote: Powers Republican, 1850
Lord, Democrat, 1925, scattering, s
Three Democratic Greenback representa-
, tiyes were elected by but light majoity
BELFAST, September 9.-Returns from O
large portion OF Waldo county indicate the
election OF the combined Greenback and
Democrat ticket for Senators and county
officers by 1900 majority. Each Of eight
Representatives Is Greenback or Democrat.
For Congress, Murch, Greenback, leads
LEWISTON, September 9.-Androscoggin
county, except Liyermore, gives Connor
3,646, Garcelon 2,025, Smith 2,1ls. The
whole Republican county ticket and Sen.
ators are elected by from 1000 to ] 800.
Congressman Frye has 1S6 plurality in the
county.
Franklin county = Eight towns give
Connor 103 majority. The Republican
county ticket Is undoubtedly elected.
Four Republican Representatives to the
Legislature are elected. Other districts in
doubt.
Both returns received show q majority
ofaS5 In Pogadahoc county for Frye, the
contest being mainly on the Representa-
tive to Congress. In this city Frye has
Oh; Belcher (Dem.), II; Chase Green
back), 80. The Republican county ticket
is elected. Connor's majority In this city
IA i56. II is estimated that Connor's ma
jority In Washington county will be COL.
Aroostook county, Us far as heard from,
give Powers for Congress SO majority.
Somerset Grecnback candidate for
Senator Is probably elected. The rest Of
the Greenbackers are probably elected by
small majority. Lincoln county elects
Dauff, Republican, for Common Register.
The Probate Judge Is in doubt. Four
Democratic Representatives and two Re-
publicans are elected. The Greenbackers
pollcd about 500 votes in the county. Con-
nor for Governor and Linsay, Repub-
lican, for Congress probably have
$50 plurality. Hancock county elects
two Republican Senators by nearly 500
plurality. The Democrats and Greenback-
ers combined on Commissioner and Treas
urer, which are in doubt. The Republi-
cans have elected four, and probably FIVE,
Representatives; the Democrats and Green
hackers elect three, and two in doubt. The
returns from east Of the Penobscot river
give Hale about LOO plurality. He is pro-
bably elected.
LEWISTON, Me-, September 9.-The full
vote will be polled in Lewiston and Au-
burn to-day: Frye, for Congress $, will have
a majority in both cities. An attempt to
combine the Democrat and Greenback
votes for Representatives failed, SO the
Republicans will doubtless elect in both
cities. n. ll si -..ils sstua y
PORTLAND, ME., September o., At p
o'clock the Republicans had 2,345 votes;
Democrats, 1888; Greenback, 42s. The
total vote last year was Republicans, 2,066;
Democrats, 2,037; Greenback, Al; scatter
ing II. This indicates an increased vote,
and that the Greenback vote will be about
10 per cent in the city.
PORTLAND, Me-, September 9.-0ne hun
dred and fifty towns give Connor 30,3s7;
Garcelon, 1905; Smith, 2l,56l. Connor
lacks 6, 5,229 OF a majority. The same towns
last year gave Connor 2s, ,357; Democrats
q, ,40S; Greenback, 3,476; scattering 220.
Connor's majority 3,232. II the vote con-
tinues as 1t is in those towns the aggregate
vote will be about 120, 900. The Democratic
vote continues off and the Greenback in
creases. ..I..a Led. i
Reed (Rep.) is reelected in the first
district by probably $500 plurality. Frye,
Republican, is reelected in the Second,
and Lindsey, Republican, In the Third.
Powers, Republican, is defeated in the
Fourth by Todd, Democratic Greenbacker,
and Hale is probably defeated in the Fifth
by Murch, Greenbacker and labor agitator,
although there was Democrat in the
field. so Z 4l fg '
PORTLAND, September 9.-Knox county
towns, in the Fifth District, give Hale
1,63s; Murch 400, and Martin 70S. Att
A. NJ. the returns are complete here from
all the towns In the county except three.
The indications are that the county
ticket is divided between the Republicans
and Grcenbackcrs, the former electing two
County Commissioners and the latter
probably electing Senator, Sheriff and
Treasurer. g.....,
Knox county towns, in the Third Dis.
trict, except st. George and Watavinicus,
give Lindsey, Republican for Congress,
500, Smith 768, Philbrick, Greenback, GS3
AUGUSTA, ME., September 9.-In Ken
nebeck county the Republicans elect the
entire county ticket. Lindsey was elected
amember to Congress from this district by
a reduced majority from 1876.
complete with the exception Of ] small
towns, which gave Connor 3 majority last
year, gives Connor 4,54s, Garcelon 2,42S,
Smith 706. For. Congressman, Reed, Re.
publican, has 4, Al, Anderson, DEM, 2,477,
Grove, Greenback, 1888. Reeds plurality
LISA against majority OF two years ago
OF $3.50. The most interest centered upon
the election Of County Attorney and
Sheriff. The Democrats and Green
hackers united and elected Emory for
County Attorney and Stevens for
Sheriff, the former by about 600
majority and the latter by 1900 majority
The rest of the Republican county ticket
was elected. Its believed that the Repub-
licans have elected seven Representatives
to the Legislature, and combined, the
Democrats and Greenbackers eight.
-. RE-SoMrSATED.
NASHVILLE, TENN, September 0.-John
D. G. Atkins was unanimously renomiated
by the Democrats OF the Eighth District.
JUDGE NARrISDALI AT RICHMOND, IND.
RICHMOND, IND, September o. Judge
Martindale, OF the indianapolis Journal,
addressed q large audience here tonight
on political issues. The speech was very
able and convincing one. His treatment
OF the financial question was that OF a
business man. Hisconclusions In favor Of
honest money ELECTED round after round
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