The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-09
Last Nights Dispatches.
MAINE.

Republican, SAIL; Garcelon, Democrat,
l 400; Smith, Greenbacker, 1926; scatter
ing, 625. The Republicans last year lacked
480 of a majority.
Lewiston gives Davis, l,41l; GarcAop,
| IS57; Smith, 573 Three Republican Rep
resentatives are elected.
Auburn gives Davis, l2l4; Smith, 567;
Garceiou, 3S9, Two Republican Repre-
sentatives are elected. and probably the
| Republican county and Senatorial ticket
are elected.
Damariscota shows gain of so for
Davis
Bangor gives Davis 375 majority, gain
of 485 Three Republican Representatives
are elected. The total vote is S.49l Davis,
1888; Smith, l.066; Garcelon, 469:scatter-
| ing 23
Bremen gives Republican, majority of
200, gain Of $50. All the towns thus far
reported in this vicinity show large Rtpub-
| lican gains.
Cornish gives Davis l59; Smith, l07;
Garcelon, As.
Rockport, Smith, 567; Davis, 274; Gar
celon, SO. A Greenback gain of 50. The
Republicans "A for Representative
| Richmond gives Davis 20 majority.
Dresden gives Davis 33 majority.
Bowdonham, Davis 2O8 majority.
Bowdoin, Davis 70 majority,
Dexter experienced its most exciting
State election; Davis, 345; Smith, 276;
Garcelop, 35.
The vote on the biennial sessions and
elections is almost unanimous in the afir.
| native.
Twelve cities and towns, including Port
land, Bangor, Lewiston and Auburn gives
Davis GAO majority.
Eighty-two towns give Davis e, ,6O7;
Garcelon, 5,573; Smith, I4,744. The vote
last year was: Conner, 1912; Garcelon,
S,94S; Smith, l2089. The Republican
majority this year is 2290 against an oppo-
sition majority last year of 2.265, The
Republican increased vote is about 20
per cent, while the opposition is u per
cent.
The city vote as corrected stands: Davis
l3,4ll; Garcelop, 1851; Smith, 1924 :;
scattering, Al.
Two hundred and four towns give
Davis 1892; Garcelon, l4,O41; Smith,
29,20l; scattering, SO. The same towns
last year gave Connor, 49, ,292; GarceloD,
1868; Smith. 24.129; scattering, "a
| The Republican majority is 3,077 against
the Opposition majority last year OF
I4,5l9,
| BIDDEroRD, Sept, 8,-Davis, 1909;
Smith, 779; Garcelon. 3, 327.
i SACO, Me-, Sept. S.-Dayis, S43; Smith,
346; GarceIon, 256
| ELLSWORTH, Me, Sent. S.-Davis, 545;
Smith, 424: Garcelon. 90; scattering, II.
Eugene Hale is elected Representative
from Ellsworth.
BELFAST, Me-, Sept. S.-Davis has lac
majority. The Republicans gain 236.
AUBURN, Sept. S.-Davis, 1874; Smith
567 GarceIon, 383.
LEoIsTowN, Sept. 8-rhe complete
t vote of Androscoggin county; Davis
4,533; Garcelon, l,S43; Smith. 2,4l2.
! ELLSWORTH, Sept. S.-Returns received
at 8 o'clock this evening indicate that the
Republicans have carried Hancock county
by about 500 majority, electing two sena
tors aud the entire county ticket. Las
year the opposition carried the county b.
70 majority.
Augusta, Sept. 8.-The official vote is
: Davis, 1917; Smith, $40; Garcelon, 81
: soatteringkl4. DAVIS majority is %, Re
publican representative elected. The yot
for Governor last year was, Connor. 97S
= Garcelon, 676; Smith 1900.
!, BATH, Sept. S.-Davis, l, ,099; GarceIon
l79; Smith, 307; Dion Bradbury, 6, Davi
majority is Sagadahoc county is abou
I,150 The Republican representative
4 are all elected, also senators and count
. officers.
" RocKLAND, Sept. S.-The election
q brought out the largest vote ever cast il
a this city. except in 1876. Davis, 6l4
Smith, 597; Garcelop, l30; scatterin
81. Both Republican representatives ar
elected.
PORTLAND. Sept. 8.-Two hundred an
nine towns give Davis 1915; Garcelor
y l4,192; Smith, 29,62l scattering, So. Th
?. same towns last year gave Counor 38,667
>. Garcelon, IS, 839; Smith, "a, ,538; scatter
\ ing, "a. The Republican majority /
u these towns is 2, 929 against 4,734 Opposi
q ton majority last year. The towns to b
e. heard from gave last year: Republican,
i 1887; Garcelon 1869; Smith, 1858;
n If they come in like the others the toti
= vote should stand Republicans 6S,50C
10 Democrats $1,000; Greenbackers $1,000
iy and Davis will lack $500 of election. |
~ Cumberland the Republican county tickt
al is all elected. Fifteen out Of twenty rel
resentatives are elected-a gain of
1y Reports from other counties indicate Il
re- contest in both house and senate is vel
OF close, aud can only be decided by FULL
n returns Although the day opened rain
the vote will be the largest ever known.
W SK0WHEGAN, Sept, 9,-A summary
'r- "a towns in Somerset county gives Il
Republicans gain of 79l over last yea
Trouble with the telegraph prevented r
o. ports from towns above. OF the coun
1t ticket not supposed TO be elected by Il
1t Republicans three Republican represent
er tives are elected making gain of two.
he BIDDEFoRD. Sept. 9,-York county
Id very close, with the chances favoriDg 4
n9 Republicans, who have elected the Coun
Is Treasurer, The Democrats and tree
IL hackers gained two Representatives, ele,
per ing to the Republicans 6.
IKE AUGUSTA, Sept. s, midnight. ..-SeDat
1C- 1I- Blaine just sent the following dispatch
-. = Senator Allison. Iowa:
ror m Hon. VIM. B. Allison, Dubuque, Io,oa
The result of to>day's election may
briefly summoned, thus: We have carri
q large majority Of the House of Repl
oh sentatiVes and majority of the Sena
- apparently, though not certainly.
have given our candidate for Governor
y &c plurality of more than 10000 votes oy
, =; II the Greenback candidate and 10000 o,
he The Democratic candidate. Whether
mo- have given him an absolute majority o'
both, will only be determined by turtl
lie returns. aud possibly by au official cou
san On Joint ballot 10 the legislature we sh
have large majority, thus controlling
executive counsel and the selection of
\: State officers. The majority against
he last year was over $4,000, equivalent