Daily Republican., 1880-09-14
MAINE Cs.0sE.

Both Sides Claiming q victory
!, Two Congregational Districts Me-
J, puDliean-TW0 Fusion and 0Ae
Doubtrul-Tho Legisl siare x..
publican.
At the election in Maine yesterday
the people voted for Governor, for
i've members Of Congress and for Leg,
islsture wkich will elect successor to
the present United State Senator, Hon.
Hannibal Hamlin. A Constitut tional
amendment was also voted for making
a plurality Of the votes cast for Gov.
ernor sufficient to elect.
PORTLAND, September 13. Thirty
towns give Davis, is, ,6s6; Plaistsd. 49,
322, scattering, 100; total, 35, 1913.
Davis majority, 2,244, against the
same towns last ysar, Davis, IT .eSl I;
Smith, 9524; GarcelOn, 5842; scattering,
10s. totslE 85, 455. Davis' majority,
2507--a Fusion gain Of 1853. The above
towns include Lewiston, Augusta, Port
land, Rockland, BiddeiOrd, Auburn and
Skowhegau.
PORTLAND, Me-, september 13-Fifty-
one towns give Davis, 1884, Plaisted,
1874; scattering, l3O. The same
towns last year gave Davis q ,03s;
Smith, IL ,64s; Garoelon, 7OO scatter
ing, liz; aggregate, 4l,s07, against
80 800; Davis majority, 1850, against
1918 last year--a Fusion gain Of S18.
PORTLAND, Me-, September 13.-Ons
hundred and four towns give Davis,
3O,7l2; Plaisted, %, las; scattering,
157; total, 6o,014. The same towns
last year gave Davis, 29, 256; Smith;
1908; Garoelon, 9,475; scattering,
1877; total, Sc 96l. Davis majority,
,4l0, against l ,55l last year--a Fusion
gain Of l4l.
A FURTHER DECREASE IN THE FUSION GAIN.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. l3.-0ne hun.
dred and forty. eight towns give Davis |
81, ,992; Plaisted, 4,S79 ; scattering,
ITO; total, 71,o4l. The same towns
last year gave Davis "a, 292; Smith,
%, 359; Garcelon, 10,72S; scattering,
1877 total, 67,5l6. Davis majority,
943 against last year, l,O6S-A Fusion
gain OF l25.
BOTH sIDBs CLAIMING THR STATE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. l3-Ths i'm.
mense crowds around the headquarters
Of both parties in the earlier part Of the
evening are beginning to disperse.
The vote is very close, but the in.
dioations now are that the back towns
will offset the Republican loss in the
cities. At the Republican headquarters
Davis election is claimed, as are the
House and S'nate. A Republican de.
feat on the Representative tickets in
the Fourth and Fifth Districts is con-
seded. So far lls towns have been
heard from, and these give a net loss
Of sbout 2C0 over last year. At the
Fusion headquarters Plaisted's election
is claimed by 1900 majority, as are
three Of the Eve congressman.
rHE RBsuLr IN ONE HrEDIED AND EIGHTY ,
TOWNS. II
PORTLAND, Me-, September l3--1
o'clock. hundred and sighty-two
towns give Davis 4o,992; Plsistsd &c.,.
l73; scattering, %; total, S0,385. The
same towns last year gave Davis 39,-
D63; Smith, "a .67l Gsrcelon, 12.O5O
143; total, 1921. Davis
1899; against last year, 1899:
! Fusion gain of 300.
PoRTLAEp. Me-, September 13-The
owDs to hear from at II o'clock gave i,
ast year: Davis, 80, $50; Smith, %, ,O73;
iarcelon, 8, ,720; scattering 200; Repub n
lean minority, 2,S43, This indicates
.bout 800 Fusion majority. S
AUGUSTA, September l4,-1.20 A. NJ.
The Fusionists have probably elected u
ieneral PlAisted Governor by a small q
majority and three out Of the Eve Con-
,ressmsn. u
Ladd in the Fourth District and
Iureh in the Fifth are reelected by "a
arge majorities, while Anderson beats 81
Iced in the first by fair majority.
The Republicans have the lower y
ranch of the Legislature and probably al
he Senate by four majority. Ia any
vent they will have q majority upon in
oint ballot, which insures Republic te
an United States Senator to succeed
enator Hamlin. This is about all that ''
an be claimed for the Republicans with d,
he returns at hand.
chin sse AmDassaooI InsuIted. W
New York, Sep.l1lt has transpired W
at mem beFs Of the Chinese embassy,
no arrived here about six weeks ago NJ
A business, have met with such insults
the hands OF the New York rabble III
lat they have determined, when their =.
lsiness is finished, to betake thems an AZ
Ives home as quickly as possible. II
said that from the moment OF their stl
rival the members Of the embassy cr'
we not besn able to walk the streets, ~
cir appearance being the signal for vi, WI
9 gathering OF mob Of di'ordelly per- !
ns, who hoot and jeer them, fling Of an
nsive mstsrial at them, and pluck W.
EN- by their queues. Even at the ho- e,tl !
ID, or at their private residences, they era era
ire not free from unruly characters, !
40 congregated in front and poked re Be
Id jests at the Celestials. On one oc- G
sion, while taking a stroll, they were s;,t sIt
on by crowd Of roughs and very N
7erely handled before ihey made their at
APE, aud the matter was reported TO sire
ief Of Police Walling, who promised $
prevent the recurrence of these pro- nr, En-
dings and afford them protection in Del
ure. v
- pri'
vietOrta's scalp. mai
'AErA RB, n. M, Sept. ia special a a
Lne new MeA'can, iroW nj raso, ture
's: "Scouts have discovered main you
np in Coral de Piedras, In Mexico. NJ
rious raidiug expeditions are being neel neeI
tered over the State OF Chibuahua. soyt. Sow
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