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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-16

electing their Governor and recovering
one, if not both, Congressional Districts,
now held by the opposition At the
same time they are far from, being dis
heartened, and none of them will admit
the Democratic claim that Maine results
in the sure election of Hancock.
Ex-senator Dorsey, Secretary of the
Nationals Republican Committee, has
received a telegram stating that the
Republican defeat in Maine was attrib-
utable to the extravagant expenditure
of money sent into the State within the
past ten days by the National Demo
cratic Committee. Mr.. Tilden, alone,
the dispatch says, contributed $40, 900
to defeat Reed, to satisfy a personal
grudge, growing out of the latter's con-
duct in the course of the secret cipher
investigation.
An encounter between ]. G. Flood,
Jr., and r. X. Culbreath, Of weekly
paper, took place on Montgomery street,
near California, San Francisco, the oc-
casion of which was the refusal of the
latter to divulge the name OF the army
officer who had given the points for an
article published in relation to the
Grant Flood matrimonial engagement
| Bystanders interfered and separated
the beliigerents.
at Humboldt Hall. San Francisco,
Judge Levissee, OF Louisiana, addressed
the audience on the subject of the cleo
ton of the Louisiana Returning Board,
which he claimed was accomplished by
fraud, supporting his assertion by some
extended statements Of a general ma
ture. Judge Lcgissee was one of the
Hayes Electors.
In a shooting ARRAY at Buffalo,
Springs, Texas, j. r. Lamb received
twelve buckshot in his body, George
Edwards five, Colonel Young four, and.
Miles Chandler was shot in the hand
All the wounded are in critical con-
dition. The maltreatment Of hog was
the origin Of the difficulty.
Secretary Thompson leaves to-day for
Indiana, aud will not return until after
the election. He will participate ae-
lively in she canvass, this being his
ninth Presidential campaign He re-
marked yesterday that as far as be could
Judge the chances in Indiana were all
in favor of the Republicans.
At Rawlings, Wyoming, Big Nosed
George the wel,known road agent
and murderer, was arraigned yesterday
and pleaded guilty OF murder in the
first degree. lie will be sentenced to
be hanged. George had good counsel,
who desired to defend him, but said he
wanted to die for his bloody crimes.
BY order of the Democratic General
Committee a salute OF 100 guns was
fred in the City Hail Park, New York, >.
in honor of the victory IN Maine. The
gun used was brass one that was cap
tured from the Confederates in Florida.
Tichenor, who claims to have found
gold in the waters OF the geyaers at
Calistoga, has been proved by Califor-
MIA State Assayer Hanks to be a fraud
He had salred the water with chloride
OF gold.
An incendiary fire Tuesday night de-
stroyed the business portion of tho
town of Waitesburg, w. r. Twenty
six buildings were burned and one Chi,
| pop,an roaSta1 osc over ED(lD OQ0
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SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RESULT In
MAINE.

Republicans papers are trying to make
it appear that the storm in Maine, which
swept away the 49, majority which
the State gave Hayes four years ago,
was not much of a shower after all.
Like the boy passing the grave yard,
"they are whistling to keep their
courage up" Last Monday, the day OF
the Maine election, they thought differ
emily, and as they expected. a ajority
of several thousand in the State, they
expressed their, real opinion of the sig
nignificance of the election. On that
day, the Associated Press informs us,
Mr. Blaine sat beside his telegraph in
strument at Augusta, Maine, alive and
active, because of the dispatches from
all over the country telling him of the
anxiety felt by. the Republicans over
the result. He received a dispatch
from the California Central Committee
which read !: upon the result in your
State depends the result in ours" The
Louisiana. Committee appealed in this
way :" 1t looks to US here as if Maine
decides the Presidential election. y
Florida telegraphed IF Maine goes
Republican We stand good chance of
gaining Congressman, A Republican
victory in Maine would add hundreds
to our ranks" Indiana sent the strong.
est appeals, because the Republicans ex-
pected that victory i'll Maine would
have a powerful moral effect in that
State, and admitted that the result in
that State would change thousands Of
voters. Mr.. Blaine, so the dispatches
say, appealed personally by telegraph
to hundreds of acquaintance in all
parts of the State, to not only vote,
but work for the Republican ticket.
But the appeals from other States,
and from Mr.. Blaine, did not have the
effect desired or expected. The returns
upset Mr.. Blaine's calculations, and
contradicted his predictions. The peo-
pie wanted change, and were not
swerved from their determinations by
false issues The Pine Tree State, from
the far North, proclaimed that the war,
which ended fifteen years ago, is not an
issue of this campaign, and that if rebel
generals can be entrusted in the Cabi-
net, our superb Union soldier, General
Hancock, can, with entire safety TO the
country, be entrusted with the Presi-
dency. They said, in fact, that the
Presidential election of 1880 must
not be decided on issues disposed
of for ever by the restoration
Of the Union and amendments
to the Constitution years ago
That Indiana, where Republicans add
mtted thousands OF voters, would be
changed by the result III Maine, will
nobly second the efforts OF Maine to de-
eide the election Of President on living
issues, there IS now no reasonable
doubt, and, as stated by the Repub-
lean Committee last Monday, as the
result in California depended upon the
result in Maine, the Golden State will
re-echo from the Pacific, in November,
the sentiments so emphatically ex-
pressed on the Atlantic last NJ onday.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-16

The Virginia Enterprise throws up
the sponge. 1t says; "The result in
Maine settles the whole matter, and
Hancock will be the next President
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, Oct 2.-Seventy-nine cities and
towns give Garfield 1882, Hancock 27 5O5
s Same me towns in 1876 gave Hayes 81 400, Tiiden
The Fourth Congressional district civ es
Hayes 1Q,221, Morse 10,598. Morses majority
Boston gives Hancock about 1900 majority.
She gave Tilden $500.
BosroN Nov. 2-Complete returns from
the Third Congressional district give A. A.
kanney Rep.). majority of 757 over Dear
porn lDem Returns from Fourth Congress
slonal district give f. B. Hayes majority of
247 over Morse (Dem.) This is gain of one
congressman for the Republicans. All cities
and towns OF the Sixth district, except FIVE,
give Stone (Rep) a majority Of 2,477 over
Boynton (Gr-Dem)
In the First District W. W. Grape, Rep.) Ia
elected to Congress. In the Second District
BENZ. W: Harris. (Rep.) is elected to Congress.
In the Fifth District S. j. Bowman, (Rep.) is
elected to Congress. W. A. Russell, (Rep in
District. w. w. Rice, (Rep.) hin the 9th Dis
trict. Amasa Norcross, (Rep) in the 10th Dis
trict. Geo. D. Robertson, (Rep.) in the 11th
district
There is no doubt Of Stones (Rep.) election
to Congress in the 9Th District This makes a
SOLID Republican delegation to Congress unless
later returns change the result in the 4th Dis
trict.
The Republican majority for 0Garfleld in
Massachusetts, will be nearly 6O,0O.
Bowmans majority in the 9th Massachusetts,
Congressional district will be over 5000
The 11th Massach 1setts District gives
Robinson, (Rep.) for Congress 1871 majority
The Republicans in the 4th District claim
an error in the returns from Chelsea will give
Hayes (Rep. } plurality Of five instead of
electilg Morse, (Dem.)
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. Mayor Harrison has issued
proclamation to the workingmen Of tho CITY to
get IN line at precincts and stay there, II their
ballots are not received by 80 D. m. He as
sures them the polls will be kept open.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Returns from seven towns
in Central and Southern Illinois show net
Democratic gain of 209.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-Returns from Is town.
ships outside Chicago show q net Republican
gain of 800.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Returns from "a precincts
In TINS city show net Republican gain OF 3514.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Returns from IS towns
outside this city show Republican gains of 197.
Republicans gain one Congressman in the
State.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Republican majority In
this city is about 5000.
Returns from AZ towns and precincts in Hi.
nois, outside of Chicago, show net Republ.
can gain of 554.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 3.-First third and sixsh
wards give Garfield 233 majority, Republican
gain Of 95.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
THIS rs BARNUM'S
TRICK MULE.
This is How He Appeared Al
ter Having Heard from
CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, Conn, Nov. 2.-Democratic
gain in the city of $50. Republican gain over
700. Twenty-four towns in Connecticut in
Guiding New Haven and Hartford, show q
Republican gain Of $50.
Hartford gives Garfield 4502, Hancock
4728. In 1876 Tildcn's majority was $685.
Twenty towns give Garfield 4127 Hancock
3549; Republican gain of over 800 on 1875
vote. Hartford gives Hancock a small major
ity. ---~.
II P. M.-123 towns give Garfield 39,O12.
Hancock 35,032. Miles is elected to Congress
in the Fourth district. The Democrats claim
Phelps election in the Second Congressional
district. 1t is said that recount will be nee
essary to determine the result
The streets are full of people and big bon
fire is burning on State House square, Repub-
licans think it is sure for them. New Haven
gives 2lO0 majority for Hancock. The Times
office is closed up, sure sign the Democratic
barrel is busted. Legislature is largely Re-
publican.
A. M.-Returns from all but 20 small
towns In Connecticut give Garfield SO, 1892,
Hancock 58,060. These cannot alter the result
and will increase rather than decrease the Be-
publican majority.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
Which Gives Garfield 49,
600 Majority.


Especial Despatch to the Press.l
New York, Nov. 2.-Hancock's majority
in this city is about 5000; in Brooklyn about
5000. Garfeld's majority in the State will not
be less than 10000.
EDITOR N. Y TIMES
Go the Associaten Press)
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Ninety election dis
tricts in the city give Garfield l5 5739. Hancock
l0.ll0 Republican gain of 1900.
w districts In the city gives Hancock 58,-
534, Garfield 40,557.
NRw YORK, Nov 2-73O D. m.-Eleyen
small towns in New York State shows Re-
publican majority of 1886. Republican gain
Of S67.
Charles o'Conor of New York comedies
800 district give Hancock 6s,399, Garfield
47,54S. ~,
% In M 4oo city election districts Hancock has
4oe ei election Ct district give Hancock 7oo54,
Hogs county complete gives 1900 majority
for Garfield.
The Tribune estimates show Garfields gain
Al per cent over Haskins. Hancock Ii per
cent over Potter. Giving Democratic
majority in the city Of 10000.
~ wards IN Brooklyn and the town of New
Lots give Garfield 44,164; Hancock 4S,115,
Hancock's g majority 1851.
Editor Hugh Hastings telegraphs that Gar
|
that the State elects "a Republican to Demo-
cratic congressman and secures gain of one
Senator in the next United States Senate. 47O
election precincts in this city give Hancock
$500, Garfield 81 ITO; Democratic majority
23,730. This is over two-thirds of the whole
vote of the city.
Erie county gives Garfield 1000 majority.
Twenty-three towns in New York give Gar
field 3.6O5 majority. Republican gain 1745
47o election districts give Hancock $500,
Garfield SO, ITO.
BENZ. Wood is elected over Miller in the 9th
Congressional district.
field. =
The Sun comedies the State to Garfield.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2.-26 election districts, one
half OF the city, gives Garfield 8,047, Hancock
5,S67 Republican gain of l 1888.
ROCHESTER,, Nov. 2.-This city gives 1900
majority for Garfield.
>YRAcusE, Nov. 2.-Republican gain 800.
DURHAM. Nov. 2.-Farfeld's majority So.
ASHLAND, Nov. 2.-Garfeld's majority IT.
PRATTsvILLE, Nov. 2.-Hancock's majority
o..
ROME, Nov. 2.-23s majority for Hancock.
BINGHAMToN, Nov. 2.-Republican majority
1888.
II Chenango county theRepublican majority
Is 161.
PoUaHKEEPsIE, Nov. p The city complete
gives Garfield 500 majority. Republican gain
of 208.
ALBANY, Nov. 2.-The Republican lose this
Congressional district by 1000 majority
Albany county has elected Nolan (Dem J to
Congress BY about 5000 majority. Hancock's
majority in this county will probably be about
1000
BROOKLYN, Nov. 2.-This city gives Han
cock S,a05 majority. This reduction over TO-
600 in the Democratic majority since 1876.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03

In this city, Nov. 2, Roland A., oldest son of Ro
land Y. and Margaret X. Barbour, aged &c years
months.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. at
No. IL Wilmot street.
In this city. Nov. 2. Mrs. Adeline r. Quincy, wild
ow Of the late Albert Quincy aged II years and 6
months.
at No. IS Royd street.
In this city, at the Maine General Hospital, Ste
phen Harris. AGED SO years months 81 days.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock AT
No: 81 Green street. Burial at convenience of the
amily.1
In this city. Nov. 2. of membranous Group, George
Albert. only remaining child Of Benz F. and Mary
ID; Andrews. aged year months II davs.
Funeral service on Friday afternoon at O'Clock,
at 2lS Oxford street. Burial private.l
In Gorham. Nov. l, Mr.. John g. Tolford, aged 80
yoars months.
[Funsrl on Tharsday forenoon at 1o1s o'clock,
his late residence Relatives and friends are in
vitsA - attend.
In saso oe. 81. Tristram Riaksr, aged 81 years
InuAths 13 days,
tFmrsi this Wsdnssdsy afternoon at O'Clock.
at hfs late residence.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03

T MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 2.-The election Is
progressing quietly and but little interest man.
ifested by Democrats. The Republicans are
polling full vote. :,
NASHVILLE, Nov. 2.-Haskins, Rep, Is re-
ported elected Governor by $4,000 plurality,
and the State is close between Hancock and
Garfield. lcs1a'
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 2.-Republican maiori-
ty 500. -s
The total vote of Chattanooga ia 2625--the
largest vote ever polled. The Republicans
claim the election of their entire ticket BY 500
majority. Hayes majority was 246.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 3.-The count Is very slow.
Contest is between Hawkins, rep, for Govern
or, and Wright, State credit Democrat. viii
son, reputation candidate for Governor. ia
badly beaten. Congressional delegation is re-
elected except in the first and tenth districts.
which are yet in doubt. Hancock's majority
in ms State will probably reach 10000.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
Which has Wiped Out
the Fusionists
Mr.. Barrx,s Snmmarv

Mr.. Berry's Summary.
Two hundred and two towns in Maine give
Garfield 61.s92. Fusion 42,s1o, Weaver and
scattering 1854: same in September, Republi-
can 50,093, Fusion 1874, scattering 1872; Re-
Publican majority now 1913; against same
towns In September, 1887; being Republican
gaineof 282l.
Towns to hear from gave in September, Re-
publican 23,512, Fusion 28,525, scattering 9S.
The Republican vote has increased three
and tbree-ffths per cent while Fusion has fall
en- off five and half per cent. If the same
proportion holds the Republicans should have
little over 10000, the Fusionlsts little un-
der 10000 and Weaver and Dow little over
2OOO.
The total vote in September stood -Repub-.
lican, 73,6O6; Fusion, 1889; scattering, 4S0;
an aggregate of 147,94. This will be increased
few hundreds, and Garfield will have about
1900 clear majority over all. The cities and
large towns show an increased vote small
towns decrease.
In 1876 the vote stood:-Hayes, &c, 200; Til.
den, 49,9l3; scattering, S24; msjority of
1858.
Kennebec County.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2.-All but a few places in
Kennebec county have been heard from and
all give Republican gains, so that the total
gains in the county over the September vote
foot up 725, which will make the Republican
majority i'll the county some 2500.
Senator Blaine to Gen Garfield.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2-S p. M.-Senator Blaine
has just sent the following dispatch over the
wires:
Gen. James a. Garfield, Mentor, Ohio:
Maine has given you handsome majority
over all opposing tickets. Will send dispatch
e.. J. g. BLAME. -
Senator Blaine sent at IL o'clock the follow.
ing dispatch to Gen. Garfield:
AvssszA, xov. 3, 1ssa
20 9ens edrGs2.
The vote In Maine to-day II probably the
largest ever cast in the State. It msy possibly
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
THIS is OUR ONLY
REMAINING BIRD
He Must Do for the
Rest of the Country.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

BosToN, Nov. "A special to the Journal
from Concord, N. H., says returns indicate the
election OF Bell, (Rep.) for Governor BY a pop-
ular vote and q full Republican electoral tick
~et. s-...
Returns from forty-fve towns In New
Hampshire give Republican gains.
$40 P. M.--Republicans claim tn at Gar
fields majority will be over 10000 In New
Hampshire.
CONCORD. Nov. 2.-Presidential vote for tan
towns gives Garfield 1927, Hancock 1898.
Same towns in 1876 gave Hayes 1885, Tlden
124. Net Republican loss At.
The gnbernatorial vote for ten towns give
Bell Rep, 1908; Jones, Dem, 1859, scattering
II. Same towns in 1875 gave Head Rep.,
l44; Wickham, DEM. and Others 1928. Net
Republican gain 141.
Sixty towns give Garfield 9447, Hancock
600. Same towns in 1876 gave Hayes 9O3O,
Tilden 7797. Net Republican loss Al.
Sixty towns give Bell 1886, Jones 8133. scat
tering 13S. Net Republican gain 705
CONCORD. N. H., Nov. 2.SPresidential vote
forty towns: Garfield $3.50, Hancock 1895.
Same Sam towns in 1876 gave Hayes 6o6s, 1ildsn
5OO5. Net republican loss 1O5. Gubernatorial
vote OF 40 towns give Bell, rep., 628S, James,
dem, 62S2. Net republican gain of 724.
The Republican majority in the State will
be between 1000 and 25O0. All indications
point to the election OF three Republican Con.
gressmen, in the list, I'd and Sd districts
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
BY TEI. .EGRAPH.
REPUBLICANS REJOICING.

Wild Enthusiasm at Lewiston and Bath.
Especial Despatch to tho Press.1
LEWISTON, Nov. 2.-There was never such
scene of rejoicing witnessed In Lewiston aud
Auburn as tonight on the reception Of the
glorious news Of Gardeld's victory, The Re-
publicans are perfectly wild with enthusiasm.
The announcement of the New York vote
created tumult Of cheers and applause among
the gathering in both cities awaiting the re-
turns. The Fusionists retired from the fold
early. but the Republicans surrounded the
telegraph office until midnight. eagsply do
vouring the feast Of good news. Demonstra-
tions on grand scale will occur tomorrow.
BATH, Nov. 2.-The Republicans are wild
with enthusiasm here, parading the streets 100
strong.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
NEW JERSEY.

New YoRK, Nov 2.-Acoounts from Now
Jersey indicate q very large vote. and that the
Republicans probably carry the State.
Late returns FROM New Jersey indicate that
the Republicans will have 1000 majority.
PLAINFIELDs n. j.. ,Nov.-In four districts
Fitzpatrick (Rep.1 has 81 majority.
Later returns indicate that New Jersey has
gone for Hancock and that 1t is the only North
ern State he has carried 80
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
THE BAR'L AGAIN
FAILS.
Indiana Sustains the
October Majority.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov 2.-Tl,rty voting places
show Democratic gain of 1O6.
One-tenth of the State heard from indicate
Republican majority Of 1000.
In 40 towns net Republican gain is 8, indi-
eating q Republican majority in the State of
about the same as given for Porter at the Oc-
tober election.
$50 precincts show net Republican gain of
511.
SOUTH BEND, Nov. 2.-Four precincts out of
six in South Bend and German, Clay and
Greene townships in ST. Joseph county give
net gains for Garfield of 148 over Porter;s ma
jority. (Signed)
SCHUYLER CoLFAx
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
FLORIDA.

TALLAHAssER, Fa., Nov. 2.-rhs election
progressed quietly here and elsewhere in the
State. So far as heard from the colored vote
appears TO divide on the State, National and
county tickets more than ever before. The in
dications from returns received thus far are
that the State has gone Democratic BY about
1000. The Republicans admit the election Of
Davis, DEM, over Witherspoon in tho first
district, but ella m the election OF Bisbee, Rep,
in the Second district. Bisbee has run consid-
erably ahead of his ticket.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03

WE have elected President we shall be
proud Of. 1t is hardly to be expected you
Democrats will ack' owledge it just now.
But your sons will be pointi G with pride to
the administration of James A. Garfield.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE. Nov 2.-Returns from IA
towns and two voing districts. including this
city, give Garfield i40S majority. Nelson W.
Aldrch is elected in the first and Jonathan
Chase ia the second district, both Republicans.
The Republican majority in this city is
1000. In the State it will probably be 1000
Rhode Island complete gives Garfield 1863
majority, Republican gain Of 2291 over
Hayes.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, Nov. 2.-Goode Dem.) is elected
to Congress in this district, Degendorf (Rep.)
in the Second; Republican gain of one.
FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. 2-Returns from
81 towns give regular Democratic ticket 1864
plurality.
RICHMOND, Nov. 2.-Returns indicate the
election of Wise, Democratic candidate for
Congress in Third district; Barbour Dem.),
Eigh h district; Tyler (Dem.), Seventh dis
trict; Jorgensen (Rep.). Fourth district.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
OHIO.

FREMONT, O., Nov. 2.-Republican gain over
October 120.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 2.-Indications are that
Garfeld's majority in the State will reach
5000. Two hundred and forty-six precincts
in the State show net Republican gain q
1884. These comprise about ono eight of the
State.
COLUMBUS, Noy. 600 precincts, wards
aud townships, over Eone-third Of the State.
give net Republican gain of 94O0 and indi-
cate Republican majority for Garfield of 4O,-
OOO -
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
MAR RIAGES,

In Deering Oct 80, by Rev. Chas A. Hayden
Edwin d. Dill of Deering and Miss Angie Gore of
Westbrook.
In Deering Nov. L. by Rev. Chas. A. Hayden. Ell
mer W. Bo0thby and Miss Amelia o. Cram, both of
Deerng.
In this city, Nov, 1, by Rev. A. Fl. Wright Robert
ID. McMonali and Miss Jessie Nj. Burgess
In Jay. Oct "a, by Rev. Jas. Brownville Milton
ID. Mitchell Of Sterling. Kansas, and Miss BERTHE
Adams of Jay.
in Augusta. Oct. 30, Charles NJ Thomas and Miss
Abbie Wheeler, both of Winthrop.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03

To DAY 1t will be said by many that the
Democratic party is dead. Don't believe it.
As long as evil exists the Democratic party
comes will Democratic conventions cease to
be held
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-California returns
so far received indicate that Garfield has car
ried the State. -Four Republican congressman
elected.
New YORK. Nov. 2.-Despatches from Cali
fornia indicate tha' the State is sure for Gar
field. So
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-The total vote of
the city Is Al ,29S. No returns received vet
by 2 500.
Returns from the interior have been receiv.
ed from 107 towns and precincts, giving Gar
field 1880, Hancock 5,845. State claimed by
the Republicans by 5000 majority.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03

FoR the real Hancock Veterans, the
Democrats who we're at Gettysburg, we
have real sympathy. But over the defeat
Of tho other fellows, the sham veterans. the
militia generals and newspaper colonies, we
cannot help rejoicing
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
COLORADO.

DENVER, Nov. 2.-The State has gone Re-
publican by an increased majority.
GOLDEN CRY, Nov. 3-Garfeld has 70 ma
iority. Republican gain of 25O.
LoNGMoNT, Nov. 3.-Garfield has 257, Han
cock 145, Weaver 6S.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2-Harford county gives
Hancock 900 majority, Republican gain Of
474 The Republican Congressman has 200
majority Ia the county. L. Worcester county
the Democratic majority is about 700, sigh,
Republican gain.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-03

TIE Democrats have got big head on to
day. Hut the biggest head under any Amer
ican hat and the largest heart nnder any
American ''vest' are the head and heart of
Garfield.