The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-11
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" Ri Il w 'frf-it Z az 4 tGA.tn a. fe-s'>i-
sent xa'i The usual itsi "G vac prss
1ents.
Alf Wheeler. on beirg conducted ID
| The ciIAI~, made : speech, which Va,
8 general aHi toFc!h'e arrangement ot
tic u plncD t : party aud it's re ri
both during aud since the war of IL,
rebellion, sni delivered m ealoey lol
;he record of the RsrubacaD party,
At 4 plea for the CO 4tinuance of tSt
latter in power in order to maintain
and enforce the results achieved by
the sword and to secure protection
to every citizen IN every right, re-
CARELESS of his color, condition or To-
cality. The speaker was frequently in
terrupted by applause.
| A. Il. CJnnell was nominated for
Governor on the first ballot, receiving
pa votes; ne cessary 10 choice, ger
ATLANTA September 3 The Daily
C0Rstituti0n's fund for Gen. HOOD i
children received on the first day
nearly $1,000 The list 10 heade
with $3.50, telegraphed 10y Icman,
Swami i Co. OF New York. The
money Will be Invested in securities by
three trustees. The children are left
utterly destitute. Subscriptions will
be received from any quarter
SAN FRANCISCO, September 5.-The
returns from the city up to = NJ
place Pei kins, Republican, for Govern
or, 13i3 ahead and Kalloch, Working
mems, for mayor, $50 ahead Of Flint,
Republican, for mayor. The vote il
eyer half count ID. There Is no reason
to change the previous estimates Of the
result in the city. Perkins keeps g ain.
ing ON Glenn. Democratic, and White,
WoTkingmen'S, in the interior and is
likely to have 10000 plurality over
either.
Later THREE fOurths OF the vote II
tie city and Safe are counted. Per.
kins is leading Glenn about II 500 and
White about the same. The compile
ton of thecoun will increase i'erkius's
plurality to % 900 or 90, 900 Probab' J
in the city he will gain on Glenn, in 'he
country on White. During the re-
ma'nfe' of the count all the 8 ae
| ticket will go with u head except the
Justices, which clnnot yet be deter.
mined. l. is now p-orable that the
Republicans will cleo: all The
| Congressman, though the contest
will be very close IN the city districts.
The r .publlcsns elect the railroad CON-
missioner IN the northern district and
the workiDgmen theirs IN the city and
southern district. The Legislature is
still in doubt. Kaloch continues t,
increase MS lead aud is elected beyond
a doubt. The workipgmen's chance;
are best for sheriff, auditor, collecto:
and county attorney and sure on tire
district attorney. The Republic n
will probably get the balance, ex ept
perhaps two or three supervisors and
school directors. The Superior c, uri
judges are divided.
SAN FRANCISCO, September S.-The
complete count in the city gives tie
following result: The Workingmen
elect the mayor, sheriff, auditor, treas.
urer, tax collector, public administers
tor, surveyor, di,trict attorney, city and
coul ty attorneys, police judge, one 81
peIvisor, five members of the board oil
! education and railroad commissioner
for the city distric'. Tbs II .pubheans
eltcs the assessor, recorder, cor
county clerk, uperinteuGeDt of school
superintendent OF street,, eleven tupti :
vlsors, seven members Of the board Ui
education and member of the State
board of gu, z.,ion and re-siect Con.
gressman ID Wis. TIE Superior Court
judges elected are mostly on the tickets
| of sii parties. Some az the officers are
elected by ~ jorities so small that the
official couat mty result In some
changes.
BANGOR. September 8 Bangor give &
Davis 375 msj 'ritv, gain of 485 over
last year. Three r publican Represen-
tatives are elected The total vote was
3491 = Davis, 1888; Smith, 1865; Gar
Gel %, 469; scattering. % List year
the total vote was 32S7-C innor, 1884
Smith, 1896; G4rcrlon, 1872; scatter
ing, q The r 'publicans are jnbilant
over the result.
Brewer gives the Republicans a ma
jor.ty Of $50 over last year.
A Il the towns, as far as reported, In
this vicinity show large Republican
gains.
CORNISH, Maine. September I'D l.
vic. 159; Smith, 1917; G lrcelon, 45.
X export. M line. Dtember 8 =
Smith, 567; Davis, ga; G,rceIop, 50,
a Greenback gain OF 90 The r pub
licans gain Al for preventative.
Richmond gives Davis 90 mai ,riiy.
Dresden giYss Davis 50 majority.
Bowdoin gives Davis 20 N lrity.
PORTLAND, Me-, ) p.embsf Port
land. except the islsndA, which sill
not materially change the result, CIV
Davis msj ml;y OF over 600.
Cape f .Zabe.i AMI De.riDg, ID mo-
cratic towns, are report to have
gone Republican.
The vote 10 Portland, excluding the
islands, ia as follows: Davis, II ,puh-
licap, Bali; Gircelon, Democrat, 1860
Smith, Greenbsck, 1895; scattering,
81. The Republican majority over
all, els. This is nearly the final re.
suit, and is Republican gain of nearly
700 over last year, when they lacked
forty eight of msj 'rity.
LEWISTON. Me-, September 8 This
city gives Davis 1411, Garcelon 851
aud Smith ID. Three Republican rep
resentatives were elected.
Auburn gives Dawes 1914, Smith
567 and Garcelon $50. Two Republic
can representatives. are elected. Prob
ably the couRty and Safe ticket is
elected.
Damariscetta shows a gain of fifty
for Davis.
ELL,woRTH, Me-. September 8 =
Davir, 545; Smith, 425; GArcelou, 80 !;
scattering, II. Eugene Hale, Repub-
licar, is elected representative from
Ellsworth.
AUGUSTA, Me-, September S.-N t.
withstandjng the rain, crowds are IN
the streets and on the sidewalka, and
carriages are rushing to and fro. and
every man will be got to the polls. 1t
is the hardest fight ever experienced in
! his city. The Republicans are now
ahead in every ward but one, and are
confident of electiDg both representa-
tives.
DEXTER, Me-, September 8.-This
was the most exciting State election
ever known in this town. The result
Is: sss7.., :. fssfi. g75; q 7Tcelo1,
325.
PORTLAND, September Twelve
cities ana towns, including p 'rtland,
Bingor, Lewiston aud Auhdrr, give
Davis 6307 majority over Sm:ti ant
0arcelon.
PORTsMoUrH, n. a., September s.
Vim. 81. Hunt, well known artist OF
Boston, committed suicide at the Isle
of Shoals to-day by drowning himself
in q tank on the island. The body
was recovered. The cause OF the act
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