The Republican journal., 1884-11-13

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MI haihe cannot carry MASSACHUSETTS,
vas 'iie unreal vi iif tHueIfHiSHt>'
governor -; Johh was huil7 III eiii7! al 10
peka' KANSAS. thursday night.
i is estimated that $4,000 viii change hands
i'll Portland. OH he result Of the election.
The New Haven Palladium shows that the
prohItlton>ts gave Connecticut to the rum pal
~.
..rurrh4r,I ,jidit -" :. John aid .Ro>coe
ConkIing did it," "Gcorge William Curtis did
H. Take your choice.
Rev DR. Field. of New York. says The. .rnm.
Romani.n and rebellion" sicrch Of DR.. Bur
chard, cost Blaine 100000 votes.
Kobm>ou's vote exceed, that Of Mr.. Blaine
about r. 900. That is about the size of the In
dpUrudent parry i'm Massachusetts.
II i, charged that ILLEGAL h,Iln,> we're u>ed in
MANY Of ms voting precinct, of Connecticut Inv
the Democrat, ana Indeupndrnt.
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n,.i1it, i rr,imicJ from \ 10 j.
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Dn'ti tio>utl az" q" foep III, III pI"iue :"
h.i'',t" ~ paN'"iG i'''l" 'iis
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!, O"'! 1870 "u' 'iN Wy ih"e T. I'0h'> III
-, , ,ut 'iiVS 49, NJ 'u'i
we lf''o'o heP"'liea"7 whom WY uehol'iceu'
tltNelahds vote IN Boston was the largest
tN'i 81, 10 ~ V"nuiua'E %
a,7 i''' ''i ~ i''' an" VIZ 'i'ii'' i''7 ''
III
Inc Democrats from Coplah 10 DahNlle,
ali,l rom 9'h rfallcI>to 10 S"l">' puInt 'hF
'''i'i' ''ll' i'N''i Nll may ~ h'iiNi "
'l'"n
COY. II. John WAS burned IN eihgy III Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, Friday evening. IN the presence
81 ''ooo persons; ne n9ure WIS thfh dragged
O"i mr. '"-o"sl ne S'l't'9'
First small boy I'm Portland Press office to
mate bat do YOU know about politics.
secOnd small boy: If You knew much
abou' poil'ltS as DO you q be dead
For tie first time since Ellsworth bias been a
city, Wand has gone Republican, and the
Republican majority in every Ward has been
increased.
Considering that Massachusetts Wa, fine cen
ire 81 Mugwump ism, il is d fact of some signt-
canoe that She gave Mr. Blaine 4 plurality
more than twice a> large as Rohn,0n'> last
wear.
RurLtinla Ne rlain,S Ia h.,va TN. o,lest
PrnuhIif.,u voIrr in thp St.ta MIR loss. shaw
- wears cid rode three miles Tuesday and
voted for the Blaine and Logan electors.
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tbpir bulletins on t'ria4v in rnn.pnrunra If
motaus d4mnn> trationl Thnre 2y,s tr,.t ey-
o,l,.i,.1nt,,I j., ~ I,,i. ,l t oona Tina
trouble was unprecedented.
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p.,I ~ -; - u 1uon
pu,iar MAJ, hn, "at. - - lax, thn; h'1,I
f., j,a M
va 'oiH :" any - 'ioi' "o'"'t 'i'0
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,."o f it ,r.,ii on in'y '. nd n,
a ~ e%iii w. .nu +a,i,
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dispatches from Mahone cram thal lhe reai
vote OF tlf@lnla was foO0 Tor Blalne, Dut eA.
H. Funny ~ ~, ~ ,n1 M 90, rat ~ iva
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- i''"' 49, 'N'' - ~ ."
Nhen me Chairman OF The National Indie
pendent committee compares his prediction
mai cleveland would have a majority of 100000
IN New York WIN the close result actually
,t ne MI. pei'eNe 'n'V MS io''e Is moi
'n"' - ~ opn'
I'D 1857 cleveland carried Buffalo, "the city
o. Ms room, by o'o2 majority. On tuesday
NOV bulalo gave Mf. Blalhe NO. plurality.
10" ABOUT the verdict OF The vlclnage: But
laio appears TO nave changed her opinion of
CleNelahd hy from 60oo TO 1000 votes.
IN New York city Buffers vote ranks only
~ scattering, ana IN New ! ork STATE scarcely
reaches lo,ooo' anu lalls beloW ST. Johil. VINO
VIII nave nearly 2o,ooO votes, most OF which
came from the TepuDicens. Inc pfohibiiory
parry oooSe was cleveland only nope.
The total vote in Augusta as compared with
the September vote, falls off 43. The Demo-
c CT max gam over their September vote of
-. lne hepgDlicahs make loss OF 50. Blaine
piutailiy Is Pc. against hoDles plurality IN
september OF 6f5
Gen. James A. Hall arrived at his home in
Damar>cotta, Wednesday night from Boston,
and was warmly welcomed BY the citizens.
During the Generals absence, since the middle
of September, he has made sixty speeches for
Massachusetts. anu
pa,, ~.
,hr,tp p .ne olItst no'ei N llle oia'e was
a. @ f lay, VINO Nolea III WaleiNiIe tues
t"s 5oi n'"iiie anu LoSaa ana IN september
lU IL VIII pe 90 years VI age Dec. "a:
Gf,, ~ 11a;isu' anu SMUT Io-"ay as man OF
"'sh'nS'oi' w. -