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The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15
ArtesTan wells

The Denver Tribune says Com
missioner LIE Due and Senator Hill
returned to that city from Greeley
been to select a site for sinking oue
OF the two artesian wells in Colorado
for which an appropriation was
made by Congress. The COmmis-
sioner and Senator had not arrived
at any definite conclusions as to
where they should commence boring
The law requires that the wells be
located respectively on Government
lands, in the centre of tract four
miles square, which restriction sug-
gests some consideration in the selec-
tioa of sites for boring. The Tribune
has this to say on the subject:
Fo certain extent the project will
he geological in its nature. The for
nation of the fiat portions of Colo
RADIO is not we'll understood, and the
Investigation will include this. a
diamond drill is to be used, and d
perfect core taken up of the strata.
As the search is to be continued for
1000 feet, it will readily seen that
the geological results alone will
compensate the Government for the
outlay, even if water is not found.
1t is almost sure, however, that
artesian water can be reached, and,
if it is, the value of establishing the
fact will be very great to the State.
Large tracts of land, how lying idle
and beyond The possibility of cul-
tivatioR, can be restored aud made
fertile.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15
TELEGRAPHjC.
Associated Press Dis
patches to "HeFaId."
IPER WESTERN UNION LINE

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.-Rdpub-
lican plurality in Ohio is expected
to reach %, 600. Porter is sure to
carry Indiana by 5000, while his
plurality may reach 1000. The Leg
isIa:ure is close, owing to the fact
that more Democrats hold over than
Republicans. The chances, however,
gre in favor of the Republicans, who
elect seven and probably eight Con-
gressmen. West Virginia is prob
ably Democratic by 5000. The Re
publican candidate for Governor
beat the Democratic candidate in his
own home
The Republicans elect 10 Congress
men in Ohio and the Democrats five
Later-Indiana is probably Repub-
lican by at least 1000, gain of 12,-
600 to 1900.
Still Neutrality-suspicious. by
precincts are now in from about half
the State and indicate plurality for
Porter of 5000.
PENKrS, Cal, Oct. 14.-Wm. Mar
TIN, a fireman on the c. z. X. r, fell
off his engine near here today and
was instantly killed by the cars.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15
LOCAL LINES.

The Grand Jury reported to-day
and were discharged.
4 letter was deposited in the post
Office, the other day, directed to the
Daily Epitaph, Tombstone, Grave
yard county.
Browns Restausant, the place
where all delicacIes of the season
were served up fo: % cents is thing
OF the past IL is busted.
Al. ormeH ,.he rancher,is turning
his attention to thoroughbred stock
lately he has received . large qHan-
,iffTs OF poultry, hogs, ducks ete.
The lIarshaw Bulletin has been
laid To rest in the Journalistic grave
yard of Pima co..nty-gorc tn JON
tlIe R-cuTii-;Iie sec.'.I,I in II mOGili-
There IS such liIi'sg Is overdsi.I-
the newspaper o siiess.
Afr. II. Goldberg and daughter.
NrS. Nigel, arrived from san 3 y
rardino. mis- morning Mr. =. II i'd
berg VIII soon % 10 iarshaw where
tIey nave branch store, managed
by Mr. ,ligel, and Mrs. Nigel Will
accompany aim, To JOIN her husband
TAc ball tonight promises 10
be grand affair The incest
part OF the programme is Ito
us) the supper, which is going to be
the finest ever gotten up in the Ter
ritory Mrs Vessels of the Bank
Exchange will have charge. which is
sufficient guarantee of its excellence
The diniug rooms have been hand
somcly decorated flags, flowers, ever
greens, and looks very attractive
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15

Happy Cal Wagner, the popular
negro minstrel, appeared with com
pany at Henck's Opera House, Gin
cinnati. This theatre is large one,
with low piicc of admission, aud the
audience drink and smoke in their
seats In AN interview with an En-
quiTer reporter Wagner said: You
see, me and the rest of the gang is high
toned fakes. and 1t breaks us all up
10 look out in front, and see that we
are playing to lot OF buffers, half of
whom are anchored to beer glass
and the other half putting away at
cheap cigars, and no real ladies in
the house. It's Encouraging, Cul,
sure's yer born. No, me boy, the
profesiisn't what it used ter was, or
real artists like us wouldn't have to
play in sIch hard luck'' On the
evening after this was published he
was hissed on his appearance at
Henck's. He endcavored to apologize,
but the audience would not hear
him, and he was compelled to retire
from the stage.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15
TELECRAPHIC.

SAN FaAxcIsco, H-3. 13'h.-ihc
west 1ouni train die ~ Larn.ie
Wyo aing Territory, at /: 80 ?. NJ.
will bring latest news OF the elec-
t;"ns- The line is still down. Dis
i'a'ohs received This morning by sp,-
Q: ,-ain over break are frazmcut:.iy-
Ono returns show Repub.i -an
"a which increases as DISPATCHES
';au'c in, with TIE exception Of Ham
itsn county which gives Democra-
iir lin. One quarter OF precinis OF
lhr State are now in. They give Il
Republican gain Of 633l, bnt returns
from uuheard precincts will be like
ly 10 diminish these figures. Repu-
blican State Central Committee claim
the State by considerably over 10000
majority, and also claim tniIteen
Congressman. Democrats DO not
yet give up the State In Indiana
reports from 800 towns give Repub-
lican gain of 4, 701 with the same rate
of gains all over the Safe Repub-
lican will have plurality for COVER
nor of 1000. In West Virginia there
is nothing to indicate any decided
change from last years vote. The
election was very quiet, but heavy
vote polled.
INDIANAPoLTs, Oct. 13th.--The Sen
tlneIs extra says Republicans claim
the State by 5000, but returns do not
show it and we hope that when the
remaining precincts are heard from
Landers will be elected by small
majority. Journal Republican
says, only Mailer county pre-
cincts can be heard from at this
hour. Few, if any. cities will be
beard from before morning. To-day's
returns show gains which if continu
ed at tbs same ratio will slect Porter
by 1000 majority. We hear Of heavy
Republicans gains in large cities,
especially in manufacturing counties
where tariff question assumed pro
portions of leading the issue. From
Indianapolis city and comfy we have
in complete returns. 1t is estimated
that the Republican majoIity is
$500. Gain of over 9000-siill later
800 Indiana precincts show Demo
Gratis a gain of 2671, Republicans
gain, 6753: net Republican gain,
3282.
COLUMBUS. Oct. 13;h--Democratic
Central Committee say that Republl-
can majority will not reach 10000
Vast sums of money was used 10
carry the State
SAN Francisco, Oct. 13th.-The
Examiner says: Latest dispatches
say that Virginia has gone largely
Democratic. OHIO has gone Repub-
can. The election in Indiana is very
close on governor; the remainder of
State ticket has gone Democratic.
Heavy storm on Laramie PLAINS.
Dispatches are carried overbrcak on
special trains.
Silver King, $8.2l
Tiptop, 81
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15

WIcKENBURG, Oct. 14.-Mr. Isaacs
arrived at Wickenburg, at the Klein
Hotel, yesterday afternoon at P N.
The doors OF PEBBLES Hall were
thrown open, and the people began
TO gather III large Numbers. Many
more were in attendance than at the
Democratic meeting held here short
time ago. We had the pleasure of
listening to an eloquent discourse on
the political issues of the day by Mr.
Isaacs, who handled his subject in "A
manner, Judging from the wrapt at
tention of his listeners, that carried
csnviction to his audience and great
ly strengthened the Republican
cause
The meeting wound up with
dance, which was kept up in full
sway until late hour, when every
body retired highly pleased and fully
convinced as to the success of the
Republican ticket.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15

The latest and Sweetest" thing in
hats is the Sunrise 1t has a crown
of bright green feathers, a scarf of
green velvet, and in front cocks
head with the bill open, as If lie were
giving his first morning crow. Gold
beads are scattered over the crown.
and the green velvet strings are not
foI ornament, but to represent the
rising day.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15
Shipping tags at the HERALD G

Shipping tags at the HERALD office.
Luke & Thalheimer, of the Arcade
Brewery, keep the coolest Lager Beer
in town. Try them.
California fresh Roll Butter three
times per week, by express, at Geo.
I. Coats.
Welding and visiting cards printed
in superb style al the HERALD Job
Office.
California Fruit, received fresh
three times per week, at Geo. f.
Goats
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
Arrivals by Railroad Last Night
at Maric0?a.

Tuesday. IL.
PHOENIX.
NJ Asher, , sund, 800
ID Abbott, 26 sund, 1865.
Asher & Bro, 13 pkgs.
II Morgan & Co, s sund, 1861.
Hauffner & Garcia, pkg, 45-
G Coats, IS sund, 1856; 4 sund, $50
PRESCOTT.
Kernagen & Sine, 1 pkg, TO-
n Ellis, II sund, $50.
D Levy, 6 sund, 1885.
DIR Kendall. pkg.
Dougherty Bros, 3 phgs.
vULTURE-
E o Grant, pkg, 80.
Thursday. IL.
PHGNTx-
A Frambes, 6, 3O5.
G Coats, Is, 99O; 4, 324
c Sherrer, 2, 125.
PRESCOTT.
P Brannan, II, 1885.
SEYMOUR.
I Levy, %, 1860
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15
REPUBLICANS ATTEND!

The Republican Club of
Phoenix meets EVERY
SATURDAY EVENING, at
7:3o O'Clock, at . their
Headquarters. Let every
member attend.
Dr.. zSHEETS, Pres.
G. z. EzcCLINToCA..Se
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15

Judge Porter divorced Il couple
Thursday but he married couple in
the evening so he is even with the
world so far.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15

If you want envelopes with your
business card on call at the HERALD
offire.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15
FRIDAYS DAILY HERALD

The latest teiegraphic. local
ana other news for Friday is
found 1n the FIRST three columns
of this page.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15
WICKENBURG OUT.
Mir. Isaac Addresses q Large
Crowd at that Place.

GsPEcIALDIsPATCH TO THE HERALD.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-15
BILL BLANK.
Political Notes from our Northern
fIeighb0r.
PREscorr. Oct. 18th, 1880.

TconREsroxDExcE OF THE HERALD
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NEW SERIES-No. 7S-
BANK EXCHANGE R0TEL.

Washington street opposite sAe
Plaza Ph@nix
National Republican., 1880-11-03
ILLINOIS,.

CHICAGO Nov, 9.--Rctuns from 81 out or13o pre-
cinCts In this city give reublicun majority of 35li
There seems to be republican gain in several
wards but the amount cannot be stated, norCnu II be
positively stated whether the republican gain viii
be sufficient TO carry the city. The indications uro
that AldriCh Davis aud Farwcll (Teps) will he re.
turned TO congress from lhe3 city districts. Mayor
Harrison, claiming that the precincts were not
numcrous-lor full vote, ordered tnHt extra poll
Ing enough places be opened after the close Of
the polls OF O'Clock in several wards and many
votes were deposited In the ballot boxes, there
p!aGed There Is no certainty that these votes
VIII be counted.
CHICAGO Nov 2.-Retums from l2 towns and
precincts IN Illinois outside OF Chicago show net
republican gain Of 6ji.
CHICAGO, Nov 2.--Lator returns show sweeping
republican gains in tins city, and the election of
the entire city, county, state aud national republic
can condi .Atcs by Il majority Of over G0J0. The
returns from country towns may Increase this to
1000 or 10000, very heavy gain over tho vote Of
1875.
II o'clnck-so far as learned and estimated at
this hour the congressional delegation from this
state VIII stand, republicans H. democrats D. rs
follows: Republicans First district. Adrich; sec
ond, Davis third, tegwell; fourth, Sherwn; fihh
Hawk sixth, Henderson; seventh, Cullen; eighth.
Paygon ninth Lewis (probabyG tenth, Marshall
thirteenth, Smith; fourteenth, Cannon; lttCenlh
Forsyth lprobaGlyG ,eighieenthi Thomas Groba.
blyl Democrats: Eleventh district Sinsleton
twelfth, Springer (probabyl sixteenth, Sparks
seventeenth, Morrison lprobably); nineteenth,
Townshend, If this holds good In the light of
later returns there would be republican gain OF
one congressman.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2-Returns from 20 towns and
precincts in Illinois outside OF Chicago show net
republican gain OF III,
CHICAGO, Nov. "a dispatch to the Tribune from
Virginia City says That Storey county the largest
county IN the state, while eecting the Fair repre-
sentative gives a majority for Garfield.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2--It Is now believed the republi.
can majority III this state Will be 3O,O00
National Republican., 1880-11-03
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nov. ?.-Thirty.fve towns
heard from give 1919 republican majority, a re.
publican gain ofS72 over the vote OF 1876
MILWAUKEE, Nov 2.--Fity.seYen towns give a
republican majority of 1925. Republican gain
oi7. Denster (dem.) is probably reelected in the
fourth district. Bouck (dom.) Is beaten by Gun
ther (rep.) In the sixth district. Bragg (dGm) in
the fifth district is reelected by reduced maority
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nov. 2.--rho democrats elect
Keogh III the third district, The republicans elect
Van Schaik and simpson TO the senate, In ll5
towns in Wisconsin the net republican gain is
3SS. Twenty-Five precincts In the city of Nil.
wRukee give 2,SJ9 majority for Garfield with one
precinct 10 hear from, This is a republican gain
OF 1896 over 1876. The indications are that the
republicans elect IN the county Of Milwaukee
Assombymen shepherd IN the first Lurcusin In
The second Mathews in the fourth, Corbct IN tho
fifth, Her2er In the sixth, stanley In the seventh
Horton in the eighth and ellison In the ninth dis.
trict.
MILWAUKEE Nov. 2.-Dcustor tdem) for con.
sress IN the fourth district Is elected by 1909 ma.
J0rity. one hundred and hitynine towns in the
state show u total not republican gain OF TO- 1853
For tho state the republican majority IS probably
20 900 or more. GunthCr ,rep.) IS elected 10 con.
grc,s I'm the sixth district.
MlLwAUKEg, Nov, 2,-One hundred aud thirty.
seven towns IN Wisconsin show republican gain
OF 6,il7. democratic gain l,ls4 Net republican
gain, 6,4G3, This does not include Milwaukee.
National Republican., 1880-11-03
SoUTH CAROLINA.


COLUMBIA, S. c.. Nov. 2.--All business was SITS.
pended to-day In the city and county. The whites
and blacks were thick at every polling. place. No
disturbance occurred but there were several ar
rests of negroes trying TO repeat. About $500 votes
were pollcd IN this city. The democrats claim ma
Jorllics In oil the wards
The Daily Register has received the following
specials:
PROSPERITY Nov. 2.-At 1870 p. m everything
quiet large democratic majority pood.
Edgeneld Everything passed OF quietly. Dem.
ocratc majority at the courthouse 100. The dem.
ocratic majority in the county will Ge from 5000 to
1000
Sumpter-Two thousand five hundred negroes
concentrated here from all parts of tho county.
No disturbances US far as heard from. The indi-
cations are that tho county Is safe for The demo
cratS.
wahala--Light poll in our county. walhalla
aud West Union pOlled about $50, nearly l7j OF
which are republican. The majority for TIE dem.
ocrntS IN the county viii be between 800 and
l6lO. The negroes voted almost solid for Garfield,
and Siolbrand for congress. Everything is quiet.
COLUMBIA, S. C., Nov 2,--The election passed of
quietly and no unusual demonstrations were
made. IN NIL the four wards of the city the re-
publlcans made n fight, but the democrats came
out far ahead. The republicans having no state
Ticket In the Held, llaygO0d (dcn.l Is elected gov
erlOr without oppostiUn. The hgh was IN the
second congressional district and on the electoral
ticket, special from Charleston says eighteen
voting places In the city and county give 1900
democratic minority indicating a majority Of $500
IN Charleston county, assuring TIE election of
OCOnuUr and solid democratic delegation IN
congress. Hancocks majority anywhere from
5000 to 10000.
National Republican., 1880-11-03
INDIANA.

Especial Dispatch to THE NATIONAL REruBtIcAN !
INDfANAPoLts, IND, Nov Tho election IN In
diana passed or quietly, with decreased vote
from that Of October last. The republicans lost
many votes from oYerconGdeice in their lnvinci.
bllity, Notwithstanding the many lessons pre-
vtously learned upon the subject Democrats, on
the other hand, worked with the determination
that comes from the fear of defeat and tho ncces
siiy of success. Mr. English, Gs chairman Of tho
central committee and candidate for yice-presi-
dent, bent all his efforts aud energies to the end
that the ticket of which he formed an unfortunate
part should receive tho electoral yOto of tho pivotal
hoosier state. Republicans are iubilaut over tho
returns from New York, PENNSYLVANIA and other
eastern states. while the democrats are seized with
an indifference that Is noticed aud appreciated by
tho republicans. No correct estimate thus early
can be given Of the majority but the returns thus
far indicate that GARFIELD has carried the state by
from 5OOJ to 10000 majority II. q. CRAFT.
SOUTH BEND, IND. Nov. 2-sl. Josephs county
gives Garfield gain OF liS over Porter's vote.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. about l20 towns
have been heard from. They show n slight falling
on from the October vote and indicate net repub
lican gain of less than l0l
INDfAEAPoLIs, Nov. 2.-rhrce hundred and fifty
voting places show net republican gain Of $50
INDIANAPOLIS Nov. I'm $50 precincts In this
state tho net republican gain Is 223.
TEERE HAUTE, IND, Nov. 2.--The vote in this
city Is all ill., Garfield has 2.Oj3, Hancock 2i10,
Weaver 312; republican gain %.
National Republican., 1880-11-03
Election Disturbances.

| NEW YORK. Now 2.-Sxteen arrests have been
made for Illegal registration and forty.six war.
rants have been. issued for repeaers, The demo
cratic advisory board procured warrants for the
arrests Of thirty.two colored men who were regis
tered without giving any residence other than the
Pullman palace cars IN the Pennsylvania railroad
dopOt.
United tatos Commissioner Mulrhcad decided
that this was legal residence. whereupOn the demo
CrNts determined ~ Ignore the commissioners dc.
cisiun and proceed under the state lGwI hence the
| issue Of the warrants
Commissioners Shields Lyman and Duel kept
open court until late In tho day 10 dispose Of prs.
| Oners but few were brought In after O'Clock The
| total arrests on Commissioner Dayenports war
! rants for Illegal registration were lI7 or these
| forty four wero before Shields lhirty-onc before
| Lyman. twenty before Davenport and nfly.two
before puol. Davenport held his court open until
noon. only three OF AL the prisoners arrested
were sent 70 jail IN default Of bail Andrew smith,
deputy marshal, was locked up for neglect of duty,
assgnltng George Nehercott chief marshal of his
district, and for drunkenness
NEwBUGo, n. Y, Nov, 1.-Two arrests were mldo
here to-day on the charge Of Illegal voting.
NEW ORLEANS Nov At was cloudy and rainy
all day Tho election In the city passed OF TQuiotly
with the exception OF q difficulty between white
man aud negro Rt poll IN the eighth ward IN
which the negro WAS wounded by pistolshot
The indications point to light vote throughout
tho state.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. e-As the thirteenth ward
Garfield club was passing along Broad street
shortly before II o'clock tonight aud us their
rear reached the Amor!cus clubhouse an attack
was made upon them, during which Edward Gal.
lhsher was shot and seriously wounded In the
Groin,
National Republican., 1880-11-03
BI-iSS1CH USEI'7S.

New BEDFORD, MASS, Nov. 2.--Tho vote In this
city for Garfield is2637 Hancock 1919.
FALL RIVER, MASS, Nov. 2-GOrfed and Arthur
have l,026 majority here. The rest OF tho ticket
has not been counted. II Is believed the rcpubli-
cans make a clean sweep, but the democrats may
elect ono representative,
BosToS, Nov, 2.-Complete returns from the third
congressional district give A. A. Rnnney n majority
Of 757 over Dearborn. Returns from tho fourth
congressional district give H. B Hayes rep) a
congressman for tho republicans, All the cities
and towns OF tho sixth district except five give
stone {rep) majority OF 2A7 over Boynton
WORCESTER, MASS, Nov. 2.--This city gives Gar.
field 555l, Hancock 1868, Weaver Isl, Dow Is. For
goyemor-Long 6,527, Thompson 365l, Sargent
1876, Almy 2S. For congress-Rce (rep.l i39, Ne
Caherty (dcm,) 35j3 Brown (g6'kj IN, Clark
(prohibitionisD H.
Boston Noy, 1.-The city orFitchburg gives Gar.
rop @ S6 Thompson @ dem 79s soyt,9n For eongesl Ss
Norcross rep) 1857, Alvord (dem.) 100.
BosroN, Nov, 2.-Eightywo cities and towns.
including Worcester, FitChburg and New Bedford
give GARFIELD $500 and Hancock 1852.
BoeToS, Noy. Ain the first district W. ". Crapo
(rcp,) is elected. In the second Ben. W. Harris
(rop)i is elected. In the hnh s. y, BowmQn (rep).
IN the eighth j, w. Gambler (rep.), w. w. Reed In
the ninth, AmGsa Norcross (rep) I'm the eleventh
and W. A. Russell (rep) In tho seventh arc elected,
BosroS, Noy. 2--Ninety-nlne towns and wards
The same towns IN 1876 gave Hayes 45 O67. Tildcn
dO,3ii Unless later returns materially alter the
vote The republicans have carried every con.
gressional district
DosToN, Nov 2,-Boson complete gives Garfield
2j,52I and Hancock 1869.
BosroN, Nov, 2-Only three or four arrests wora
made here for Illegal voting One hundred and
iity-two towns and wards give Garfield S2GGI
Hancock $3.50. The same towns In 1876 gave
Hayes 75, ll6and Tilden 62,269 Tho Herald which
gave Morse, democratic candidate for congres, In
The fourth district, majority over F. b. Hayes
uep) now states that Hayes II elected by 40 ma.
1ory Il Is also sad mat recount win DO neces.
bary to determine the result in this district There
is 40 doubt OF the election Of Stone (rep) 10 con.
greSs In the sixth disrict. This makes solid re-.
publican delegation 10 congress unless later re-.
turns change the result in the fourth district.
BosToS, Nov. 2,-The Journal claims plurality
In Massachusetts, OF nom 10000 to 10000.
HosToS, Nov. 2-Thrd district; RRnney (rep1
13,l05 Dearborn II g6e, scattering H. Fourth dis.
trlct; Hayes lrep.) 1850, Morse 1851 scattering
"a; The delegation VIII stand 10 republicans and
/ democrat,
National Republican., 1880-11-03
EASTERN STATES.
MAINE AGAIN IN LINE.
Massachusetts Comes In with a
Grant Majority.
VERMONT GOES 5000 BETTER
new HAMPSHIRE WANTS NO CHANGE.
Connecticut Settles With Barnum and
Pays Him OFF,
LITTLE RHODY RIeHT, As USUAL.
VERMONT GOES 5000 BETTER.
new HAMPSHIRE WANTS NO CHANGE.
LITTLE RHODY RIeHT, As USUAL.
INE.

BATH. Me. Nov 2.--'rhe total vote Of this city
shows for Garfield i.175. Hancock 07l-n plurality
gain on the September vote OF 30 votes for Garfield
The official count will not vary from the above.
DAMARIscoTrA, MR.. Nov. 2-Damariscotin gives
Garfield 2Ot. fusion s.. straight grecnback I'm re
publican plurality of ll9; loss from September, 5
PORTLAND, NE. Nov. 2,-Saco gives 2S2 plurality
for the republicans, being gain of iS over Sep
tomber.
LEWISTON. Ne, Nov. 2.-Garheld GIG, Hancock
1,404, Weaver IA.
PoRIiAND, ME., Nov, 2.-Gur9eld 3,7so. Hancock
eid 2Ss1O @ + Hancock m IL S5 I Weaver % Si4 hev lam,
towns gave in September; Republican 25,CsS
fusion 20,sOl. scattering 6s-a republican net gain
of ,SSs on the vote Of last September.
PORTLAND Ne, Nov 2--Ono hundred towns fl
Maize give Garfield s5. .l3s Hancock 39l72, Weaver
pi3. In September the same towns gave tho repub
SSns SlS S2SS2 sSn ssS sS9erns S Fepu'
PoRrLAND, NE, Nov. 2-One hundred aud fort,
towns In Maine give Garfield Al 0d, Hancocl
1851, Weaver ,l72. The same towns IN septem
ber gave republicans 80 .0Zl fusion 366is. scatter
a.iaz at no. N'pD'''''A '''' s"" '''' 'S'''1''''
gain OF 1876. This includes Rockl0nd saco, Bidde
ford, Portland, Belfast, Auburn, Yarmouth. Bethel
lewiston Bangor Westbrook aud Scarboro'. Tn,
democrats gain 10 In Belfast, scarboro' and Var
mouth
AUGUSTA, Me- Nov 2.-senetor Blaine hos son
the following dispatch 10 General J. A; Garfield
majority over all opposing tickets. Will send th'
details later"
PORTLAND, ME-, Nov. 2.-One hundred and nhy
tows give Garfield 1920 Hancock 35,577 Weaver
l,222 Same towns IN September gave republican,
42GsS fusion 81 SDi scattering l47; net republican
gain over september, 2,S27.
AUGUSTA. Me-, NoY. 2.-Thc Kenncbec Journd
says The state has gone republican by 1000 tC
5000 and perhaps by larger majority, as all tn,
towns heard from generally give large gains owe
the September vote.
AUGUSTA, Me, Nov. 2.-Augusln gives O rcpubli
n nFk Nl,ar
Official voto-Gariield, l,l25; fusion ticket, 70I
Weaver IS.