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largely as now. 1t is too early to give any
idea of the relative vote thrown.
PORTLAND, September 1Sth-2P. M.-Port-
land gives the Republicans SOIL; Fusion,
2,722 Republican majority, 269.
BIDDIFoRD, September 18TH P. NJ
Forty-seven Republican majority.
RocKLANp, September 1Sth-1:S0 P. M
Two hundred Republican majority.
SAoo, September 18th P. M.-Reput-
lican majority, 200.
DEERINc, September 13.h--1 P. M.-Fu-
sion majority, 90.
BosroN, September 13th.-A Portland spe.
cial to the Herald says: The polls opened
with indications of a heavy vote, with good
deal of scratching. The Fusionists in most
of the wards are voting in solid body. The
Fusion vote will be in early. All quiet. The
indications are that the Nye men are voting
for Plaisted. There is an astonishing crowd
at the polls. Berry, Secretary of the Green
back Committee, claims that True, the Re-
publican candidate for Sheriff, has been
scratched enough to defeat him. The Demo
Gratis challenged every Irish Republican vote
in Ward No 4.
In Biddeford the election is proceeding
earnestly, with the promise of a full vote. Tie
Democrats are more confident this morning
than at any previous time.
AT II A NJ. the Republicans led in six of
the seven wards, having about sixty majority.
CHICAGO, September 1Sth.-A private dis
patch says: The latest returns indicate that
Plaisted (Fusionistl, for Governor, is elected
Congressman Ladd and Murch {Democrats)
are elected. Anderson Democrat) is elected
Davis lS.61S; Plaisted, 1892; scattering,
120. The same towns in 1879 gave Davis
1881 Smith, 1924; Garcelon, 5,Si2
BosToN, September 13th.-An Augusta
dispatch says: New returns received indi-
cate close and doubtful election in Maine.
A Bangor telegram says the Republicans car
ried that city by 140 majority-a Fusion gain
| of 2l4. Nye received five votes.
| New YORK, ptember 1Sth.-The Times
has the following dispatch from Augusta,
Maine The returns to this time indicate
that the State is in doubt. The Fusionists
make large gain in Portland, Bangor and
places where Democratic money has been
freely used during the last week. The Re
| PORTLAND, September 13th.-In "a cities
and towns the Fusion gain is 263. The
above towns include Lewiston. Augusta,
Portland, Rockland. Biddeford, Auburn and
Skowhegan.
PORTLAND, S>p.ealber 13th. = Fifteen
towns give Davis 21,SS4, Plaisted 1894
scattering 13o. Last year the same towns
gave Davis 2l,0i9. Smith 1.64S, Garcelor
1901, scattering 112. Aggregate Il, sos
against 80, 800 last year. Davis nisjority
1,96O, against 2,2IS-a Fusion gain of 317.
BATH, September 18Th. = Both parties
polled full vote. The Republican county
officers are elected by reduced aj,rities
The representation is as before. In this city
Joy 432
BosToN September 13th-A special to the
Herald says that Waldo county, Maine, has
gone heavily Tor the Fusionisss.
EAsTPoRT, September 13th.-Davis 431,
Plaisted S39. Net Republican gain, 15 At
the close of the polls in Portland the Repub-
licans had 251 majority. Last year the Re
publican majority over all in Portland was
co.,
PORTLAND, September 13th.-ORcial re-
turns, lacking the island vote, give Davis
(Rep) J, S,4S1; Plaisted (Fusion), 3,251; Nye
enforced prohibition), 10. Total, CTS. Re
publican plurality, $50. Republican majority,
1Si. Last year the Republican vote was
1906; Gresnback, 1881; Democrat, 1904
scattering, 49, Republican majority. 602.
Lewiston-Davis. 1,564 Plaisted, 1897
Joy, 81; Nye, 3 Net Republican gain, 12O.
Auburn-Davis, 1, 1,272; Plaisted, go ; Joy,
s; Nye, 1 D. Bradbury, l.
Biddeford-Davis, ILL Plaisted, 1,O57
scattering, Is. Last year Davis received
LOGS, Smith (Greenback) rs. Garcelon
| (Democrat) 327
Belfast-Republican majority in Belfast,
II; last year II.
PORTLAND, September 13th.-One hundred
and tour towns give Davis 30,712, Plaisted
90, 145, scattering, 157. Total. 60,014. The
same last year gave Davis 29, 256. Smith 49,
093, Garcelon 9,475 scattering 137, Total,
56,96l. Davis majority, 1,410, against l. 551
last year-a Fusion gain Of AL.
PORTLAND, September 13th.-One hundred
and forty-eight towns give Davis So, 992,
Plaisted 34,S79, scattering 17O. Total, H..
OIL. The same towns last year gave Davis
81, 292, Smith %, $50, Garcelon 10. rs, seat
tering 1877. Total, 67,516. Davis majority.
94S, against LOGS last year-a Republican
| gain of 125.
BosroN, September 13th.-A dispatch from
Augusta says: The Republicans concede
Plaisted's election and the defeat of Reed for
Congress in the First District. Blaine thinks
there is still chance of hope for Davis.
Nevertheless, the Legislature is pretty sure
for the Republicans.
New YORK, September 13th.-The Times
at IL o'clock tonight has the following from
Augusta: Returns from the First Congress
| sional District indicate the defeat of the Re-
publicans. The Democrats row claim clean
sweep of the State, with the Third, Fourth
and Fifth Districts. The Republicans still
claim the Legislature and Governor.
CHICAGO, September 13th.-The Inter
Oceans Washington special says: The man
aging editor of the Boston Herald (Independ-
ent) telegrspbs to the Washington Office as
follows:
The Republicans generally concede Plais-
tad's election and the defeat of Reed for Con.
gress. Blaine thinks that there is a thread of
hope for Davis, but says it is great defeat
nevertheless. Fifty-three towns show net
Fusion gain of 257. The Legislature is quite
sure to be Republican. j. II. HOLMES.
PORTLAND, September 13th.-The Demo-
Gratis claim the First Congressional District,
and the Fusionists are rejoicing over Ander-
sons election. Cumberland county is very
close, and has probably gone Fusion, with six
towns to hear from.
THoMAsToN, September 13th.-Androscog-
gin county complete gives Davis 4.S17. Plais-
ted 1906. scattering 81. Last year Davis
received 1869, and the combined Democrats