The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-10
Fusion or Confusion the Question Whiol
is Troubling Republicans and Green
hackers at Jefferson City.
New York Stalwarts and Half Breed.
Once More Join Hands for
the Canvass.

In the whole sixteen counties.
The Gubernatorial vote In 1880 stood:
Plaisted Qusion), 1918; Davis (Rep.),
70, 544; scattering, 545. Total, lat, S02.
The Presidential vote that year stood:
Garfield, 1862; Hancock, 65,2Il; Weav-
er, 400; Neal Dow, so; scattering, 1879.
Total, l43,903. Showing Republican
| plurality OF S,sil, against minority of
100 in the Gubernatorlal election In Sep
| TENDER.
The vote at the last State election In
1882 stood; Robbie (Republican), 72,48l;
Pasted (Fusion), 63,92l; Chase Green.
back, 1924, Vinton independent Re-
publican), 2C9 Eustis (prohibltion),
SSl.
At yesterdays election, the Republicans
claimed majority of 10000, but hoped
for and expected ut least 10000. The
| Democrats, who have made but weak
fight, conceded 10000, but claimed that
anything less than $4,000 would have
been a Democratic victory. The Republi-
|
in all the sections heard from, which If
held throughout the State, Will give
Robbie a total of $4,000 to so, 000 against
| 72,4Sl two years ago.
The Democratic vote two years ago
was GS,92l, and yesterday it was appar-
eutly about "a 900 or $1,000.
MIR. Blaine claims the State for Robbie
by II, 900. The returns indicate that it
will exceed this and will probably be
$4,000.
The vote of Portland Isl ROBBIE, 1913;
Redman, 1881; Eustis (Prohioition),
VI. Scattering, 80. Total, 1908. Rob-
les majority, 637. In 1882 the total vote
was G,4G2, and Robes plurality was
243.
AUGUSTA, Me, September 9.-The Re-
publican ticket is elected by a puralit!
approximating $4,000.
Two hundred and sixty-sev town
give ROBBIE 6l, HS; Redman, 45,074; scat
tering, 2,4l4; plurality, lG,245. Robi
will have over $1,000 plurality in tota
vote Of about 10000 The vote of 1888
gave a total plurality Of 1863; so the gail
of this year will be 10000 on Guberna
toral vote of 1880.
The Congressional delegation from
this State Is soIldly Republican, Nelson
Dlngley, Jr. Seth L. Milliken and Charles
A. Bartelle elected by large majorities
Tom Reed in the First District had O
close call, and at a late hour last night
the Democrats claimed he had been de-
feated by 200 votes. The returns this
morning, however, indicate that he will
have majority of 500.
The Legislature will be overwhelming J
Republican.
The temperance people claim that tn,
prohibition amendment has been carried
BY over so, 1000 majority.
Reed for Congress in the First Dtstrlc
has about 900 plurality.
Reports from most places thusfar heart
from show Republican gains.
AUGUSTA, Me-, September 9.--The
official vote of Augusta for Governor
stands ROBBIE (Rep.), 1887; Redman,
Dem. }, 624 Eustis (Proh.), 4S; Eaton
(Greenback), ]; gain of 244 for the Re.
publicans, and loss of 81 for the Demo
Gratis on the total vote of 1880. The Re-
publican plurality in 1882 was 3l2. This
year 643, Republican gain of 33l.
PORTLAND, Me, September 9,-The
only doubtful Congressional District was
the First, In which Congressman Thomas
b. Reed was bolted by many Independ-
ents, including Ex-Governor Chamberlain,
owing to an alleged violation Of civil
service reform principles by the sup
planting Of one-armed soldier as Post
master of Brunswick. Fifteen towns,
not including Portland, give Reed, 4,735;
Nathan Cloves (Dem.), 1870; Cleves'
plurality, 1856. Reed, however, Is run.
ming well up with his ticket and his re.
election Is expected.
In the Second, Third and Fourth Dis.
tricts. Congressman Dingley, Milliken
and Boutelte are reelected, the only
question being as to the size Of the ma
jofities. Twenty-three towns, including
Portland, Saco and Biddeford, give Reed
(Rep), for Congress, ll,0e7; Cloves
Dem. }, IL, l67; Cleves' plurality, 80.
PORTLAND, Me-, September s.--Tht
temperance women claim that they have
carried the Prohlbitory Constitutional
Amendment by over $4,000 majority.
There Is no doubt about Its adoption,
tho only question being as to tho major
ity.
AUGUSTA, ME-, September 9.-One
hundred and fifty towns give Robbie
S7,2Sl; Redman, 2s,ls7; scattering,
l,74s; Republican majority, 1856. In
1882 these towns gave Robie S6,32l
PAalseed, %, 1880; scattering, oil; Repub.
lican majority, $3.50. Increase In Repub
hcan majority, 1896. This represents
nearly oue-haif the State vote. IL this
rate OF increase holds good throughout
the State, the Republican majority Will
be increased about 1000 over that Of
1852 which will make the majority thia
year 10, 4Si.
AUGUSTA, Mk, September 9.-Seveu
towns In the Third Congressional DIS
trict gtwe NllAken, Republican for Con
gress, 2,t6O; Thing. Democrat, l,270
MAHken's majority 100.
RxSooa Me-, September S.--Twenty.
three towns IN tho Fourth Congressiona
Dssertcs give Boutelle, Republican 70
Coogrsss, 46la; Lynch, Democrat 8, 159
Bos6sessfs majority sx4.
LEWISTON, Ne, SspaeGnhsr al. d
CAAaAAA, chairman of ~ DsoscsAe'
Ctky OousuAetss ~ tsasgrspAsd Co.ir
uaa nManns ~Eexte1oA Tho As@c 9!