Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-09
Maine Election.

LII; Garcelon, ISL; Smith, 513 Three Re
publican representatives are elected.
Auburn gives Davis 1,2l4; Smith, 567; Gar
celon, $50. Two Republican representative
are elected, and probably the Republican coun
ty and senatorial ticket is elected.
Damariscota shows a gain of 81 for Davis
Bangor gives Davis 375 majority, gain of 1856
Three Republican representatives are elected
Total vote, 3,49l. Davis, 1888; Smith, 1865
Garcelon, 469; scattering, %.
Brewer gives Republican majority of 2O4, ;
gain of $50.
All towns thus far reported in this vicinit,
show large Republican gains.
Cornish gives Davis l59, Smith l07, Garcelon
Rockport, Smith 567, Davis 274, Garcelon
80, q Greenback gain of SO. The Republicans
gain Al for representative.
Richmond give Davis 20 majority.
Dresden gives Davis 81 majority,
Bowdolnham, Davis 2OS majority.
Bowdon, Davis ~ majority.
Dexter experienced the utmost exciting
State election. Davis 345, Smith 276, Garce-
lon IS. The vote on biennial sessions and
elections was almost unanimous in the affir ma.
tive.
Twelve cities aud towns including Portland
Bangor, Lewiston and Auburn gives Davis CSC
majority.
ellsworth, Me-. Sept. S.-Davis, 545; Smith
424; Garcelon, 90, scattering, II. Eugene Hale,
Republican, is elected representative from
Ellsworth.
AUGUSTA, Me-. Sept. s.-Oficial vote: Davis,
l,077; Smith, S79; Garcelon, 81; scattering A.
Davis majority, 93. Republican representa-
tives elected. Vote for Governor last year
Conner, 978 Garcelon, 676; Smith, 100.
BATH, Me, Sept. S.-Davis, 10; Garcelon.
l,79l; Smith, 3O7; Bion Bradbury, 6.
0n-~ l.Iz
LIS. Republican representatives all elected.
Also senators and county officers.
RooKLAND, Sept. 8.-The election brought
out the largest vote ever cast in this city OK
cept 1876: Davis, 8l4; Smith, 597; Garcelon,
1879. Both Republican representatives elected.
BELFAST, Sept. S.-Davis has 140 majority
Republican gain of 236.
PORTLAND, SEPT. S.-Eighty-two towns give
Davis 23,6O7, Garcelon S,94S, Smith A,744
Vote last year, Conner Is, ~, Garcelon 8, 94S
Smith 1889. Republican majority this year
$3.50 against m opposition majority last year
Of 1885. The Republicans increased their
vote about 20 per cent. while the OPPOSITE on
BrDDEToRD, Sept. S.-Davis ,009, Smith 779,
Garcelon 327.
sAco, Sept. s.--Davis sl3, Smith 346, Gar
ceon 256.
AUBURN, Sept. 8.-Davis, 1874; Smith, SGT;
Garcelon, 1853.
LEWISTON, Sept 8.-Complete vote of Au-
dro.oogsin county: Davis, 4,533; Garcelon,
1872; Smith. 2,412.
Ellsworth, Me-, Sept. 8.-Returns received
at 3 this evening indicate the Republicans have
carried Hancock county by about 500 majority,
electing two Senators aud the entire county
ticket. Last year the opposition carried the
county by 70 majority.
PORTLAND, Sept. 8-City vote corrected:
Davis SAIL, Garoelon l,46l, Smith 1904, scat
tering 81.
Two hundred and four towns give Davis
1852, GAroelon IA ,04l, Smith 49, O7, scatter
ing So. The same towns last year: Conner
38,292, Garcelon 1868, Smith 2i.129, scatter
ing "a. Republican majority 3,O77, against an
opposition majority last year Of 4, $40.
BGDDEFoRD, Sept. S.-York county is very
close, with the chances favoring the Republi-
cans, who have elected the county treasurer.
Representatives, electipg nine to the Republi.
cans six.
PORTLAND, Sept. S.--Two hundred and nine
towns give Davis 49, 795, Garcelon IL, 1872, Smith
29,52l, scattering So. Same towns last year
Conner 3S667, Garcelon 49, 849, Smith "a ,53S.
towns z, 929, against ABA opposition majority
last year. Tho towns to be heard from gave
last year Republicans 1881 Garcclon $3.50,
Smith l6, 1888. If they come in like the others
the total vote should stand: Republicans
$500, Democrats II 100, Greenbackers 50, O0O
and Davis will lack 500 of election. In Gum
berland the Republican county ticket is all
elected, fifteen out of twenty Representatives
elected gain of seven. Reports from
other counties indicate that the contest in both
houses and senate are very close, and can only
be decided by fuller returns. Although the
day opened rainy, the vote will be the largest
ever thrown. The amendment to the consti.
tions, is undoubtedly carried.
+RocKLAND, Sept. 9.-Retnrns from IL towns
and one plantation in Kuox county give Davis
2,035, Smith 2,477, Garcelon Cos. Last year
the same towns gave Connor l ,674, Smith $40
darcelon |, us. Four towns and one plantation
not yet received gave last year, Conner 546.
Garcelon 1868, Smith 554. By the large trans
ference of Democrats to the Green hackers, the
latter will elect their county ticket by about
five hundred plurality. Returns show
four Greenback and two Republican Repre-
sentatives elected, with two representativ Q
classes to hear from, that of vinaI Haven,
North Haven, Hurricane Island snd South
Thomaston, which from partial returns re-
ceived has undoubtedly chosen Vinal, Repub-
lican; while that of Appleton, Pope
and Washington will conbt,ess re-
turn Gushee, Greenbacker. This shows
a gain of one Republican Representative.
DAMARrscoTTA, Sept. S.-Lincoln county
complete gives Davis 2,43s, Smith 1858, Gar
celon $50. The Republicans elect the senator
and all county officers except attorney. The
opposition majority last year 900. The
Republicans elect three of the six representa-
tiv,s, gain of two.
BLAINE's CLAIM.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. s-Midnight. Senator
Blaine has just sent the following dispatch to
Senator Allison, Of Iowa: To Hon. Wm.U B.
Allison, Dubuque, Iowa-Result of to. day s
election may be briefly summed thus: We have
carried large majority of the house represent
ta.ives, majority Of the senate apparently
not thought certain. We have given
our candidate for governor a
plurality of more than 1000 votes over the
Greenback candidate and 0,OO0 over the DEM
ocratio candidate. Whether We have given
him an absolute majority over both will only
be determined by further returns and possibly
by the official count. On joint ballot in the
legislature we shall have large majority, thus
controlling the executive council and the
selection Of all State officers. The
majority against us last year was over
1900, equivalent to- $4,000 majority in
Illinois, to 5000 in Pennsylvania, or to 100 DOC
in New York. To overcome this enormous ma
jority on an off year with no general election
pending was of course o different task, and
our Republicans feel thoy have made . splen.
did fight with most gratifying results.
(Signed,) 80 j. g. DLA1NE,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
PORTLAND, Sept. s.-The Republicans will bt