Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-15
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Compauy.1
The Maine Election.
Rout Of the Republic
cans Complete.
TIE ELECTION OF PLAISTED, FOUR
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-. AND A
MAJORITY OF THE LEGIsLA.
TURE CONFIRMED.
Further H-turas orahe Maine Eiec
tioe-Ssiu Undeeided.

Further R.tur"s or,ise Maine Eiec.
,i.D-Ssiu Undeeided.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 14th.-
Two hundred and seven towns give
Davis 43,477, Plaisted 4l,S37, scat
tering 22O, total 81, 1874. The same
towns last year gave Davis 1884,
Smith 26,s9O, Garcelon 2,SOs, scat.
tering 16l, total s1,24s. Davis's
majority 1920 against 1910 in the
same towns last year. The towns
to hear from gave Davis 27,719,
Smith and Garcelon 80, 12l, being a
Fusion majority of 2402. The ag-
gregate vote received has increased
about five per cent, which indi-
Gates an aggregate vote of 146,500.
AS each vote has increased about
the same, the Republicans should
have 1880, Fusionists 1850, Pro-
hibition and scattering 500, Flu
sion plurality of 1000 and II majori-
ty of 500. The Fourth and Fifth Con-
gressional districts are Fusion. the
First, Second and Third Repub.
lican. They claim tho First dis
trict by les. and the Democrats
concede it by 85. Cumberland
county is divided, the Fusion Sher-
if being elected. Two Republican
and two Fusion Senators are elect
ed, the vote being very close and
will require the official count. The
Legislature will be very evenly di-
vided in both branches.
ss,asure Eus,"a.s,.
| CHICAGO, Sept. I4th.-The Flu
slonists coucede that the Republic
cans elect three Congressman. The
Fusionists elect Murch and Ladd.
The Legislature is close In both
branches. 1t is likely now that
the Fusionists have five hundred
majority. There is a thread of
hope that the country towns may
redeem the ciiies by unexpected
gains.
HzDre a1ntHe Hetnxss
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 14th.-
Complete returns from the First
District confirm Reed, Republican,
elected by about 100 maj ority. OF
the Cumberland county Senators
all four Republicans appear to be
elecled. This will give tue State
Senate strongly to the Republi-
cans. The returns from twelve ad-
ditional towns give Davis 1884,
Plaisted no, scattering z.
Piaistea Elected by Three ThousaDd
EsjOrisy.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14th.-Dis.
patches received by the National
Democratic Committee from Port
land, Maine, this morning say that
Plaisted is elected probably by 5000.
The Fourth and Fifth Congression-
al Districts surely and probably
the First and Second Districts car
ried by us and also the Legislature.
Signed Edmund Wilson, member
of the National Democratic Com
mittee from Maine.
Later News frO,n Matas-p,etsted,s
Majority Oae Th0usend-Kepub.
| IicHus "Docioring" sne Returns,
BOSTON, Sept. 14th.-For Con-
gress Frye is the only Republican
whose election is conceded by the
Fusionists, but Lindsey has ma
jority beyond doubt. Reeds cleo
ton is claimed by as low as III
and the Fusionists claim that the
returns are being doctored. Ladd
and Murch, Fusionists, sitting
members, have msjorities to spare.
1t looks as though both of the con.
stitutional amendments would
have large majority, and that par.
ticularly making a plurality elect
the Governor, which, Il adopted,
will be operative rs to this cleo
ton.
Another dispatch says: Plaisted's
majority will be o little over 1000.
In the First District Reeds plural.
ity is now put at %.
Female Missionaries for the Nor.
snons-Wanis 90 Dss for Is,s
Grimes.
CHEYENNE, Sept. 14Lh.-Four-
teen female missionaries from the
Presbyterian Board of Missions
passed through to-day on their way
to the Mormon settlements in
Utah, Idaho and Western Wyom.
ing.
Big Nosed George, we'll known
road agent and murderer, was ar.
raigned yesterday at Rawlins, Wv.
oming on the charge Of murder and
pleaded guilty Of murder in the
nrst degree. He will be sentenced
to be hanged. George had good
counsel, who desired to defend him