The Portland daily press., 1884-09-03

Go the Associated Press.)
ST. ALBANs, VT, Sept. 2.-Fine weather,
and big vote is being polled here. The check
list contains 1923 names, and the indications
are that the vote will reach 1900 or more In.
dications from other parts of the county show
large attendance at the polls There is some
detection in county matters, and there is a
number of split tickets in the field, which rem
ders 1t hard to prognosticate reliably at this
hour Il p. m J. There ia no detection what
ever on the State ticket, and the Republican
majority will probably reach 1900, as in 1880
The Republican candidates for representatives
In his town have large majority. Both sides
are working hard but quietly.
BENNINGTON. Vt, Sept 2.-The election is
progressing quietly in Bennington. About
1000 votes will be polled on registration of
1900. In other towns in this county large
proportional vote is polled. Up to this hour
there is no development of independent
strength on the State ticket. A Republican
loss is probable on the county ticket compared
| with 1885,
BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. 2.-Burlington gave
Pingree 912; RediBgton, 1923. Redington's
majority Ill, the first time this city has ever
given malory for the Democratic State tick
ct. @. A. Hubbard, Den, is elected represen-
tative by majority of 1884,
MONTPELIER, VT, Sept. 2.-The vote here
today Pingree, Rep, 51S; Reding ton, Dem,
has III; Goddard, 225 The Republican Sepa.
| tors had 26S majority in this town. James w,
| Brock, Rep, is elected town representative bv
| z52 majority. There 10 about the same de-
| crease in the vote of both parties. There were
9S9 names on the voting lists, and only 694
| voted for representative. There was no excits-
| ment. Returns from other points OF the
| county come in slowly, and show the Demo-
| Gratis to have gained two or three towns and
lost one or two, and in some the ballotng still
| continues. Republicans feel well pleased with
the result locally. but do not say much about
the general result, as returns have not come in
| enough to form any estimate. A. L. Hewitt
| Dem, of Berlin is elected.
| WHITE RIVER, Sept. $50 towns heard from give
Pingree Rep2 for Governor, 1908; Redington
| Dem9 5;44S; Souls (Greenback) lit; Stone Gnde-
over all in so towns is z ,4o6 Same towns in 1850
gave Farnham (Rep( l5. l64; Phelps Dem.) 6,s72;
/ and l424 in the Democratic vote.
In the First District Stewart Rep) receives 1888:
Simmons(Deml All; Kidder (Greenbackl and scat
3015; In the Second District Grant Cen. receives
7S47; Goddard, Dem, 1887; Soule, Greenback. IS;
scattering "a; which gives Grant majority over
| all OF 1856. Returns all come in slowly
ST. JoHNsBURY, VT, Sept 2-The ANTICIPATED
heavy vote was not realized in this town or county
st.; Johnsbpry gives Pingree IA; RediIgton 212;
Goddard 1913. H c. Ides election as Senator Is
doubtful Sulloway, for Sheriff, has 1133 majority
IN ten towns and is elected. W. P. Fairbanks Rep.
Is elected Town Representative by 220 majority,
Republican loss o. l8 per cent.
BENNINGTON, Vt, Sept. ELECTION returns
IRON bennington county State ticket:
Observation-Disclosures, 621; Redington, 481.
Pownal-PiDgree, 30; RedingtoD, las
Keadsooro-Pingree, 104; Redinston, 81.
Shattshury-PiDgree, 211; Reding ton 49,
Stamford -Pingree, AZ; Redington, lis.
Woodsford-Pingree, 80; Redington, So
On the county ticket-senatorial-s towns
give Carney and Curtis, Rep, 1884 Howard
aud Wall, Dem, 1043. The Republican SEN
atoys will be elected in the county by 500 ma
jority. Returns from the county indicate tn at
RAnnnI1RQn rot to-
have been elected, gain of one over 1882
The vote on sheriff is close, Robinson, Dem,
running against Mccall Rep for reelection,
and it may take the official canvas to settle it,
AS compared with 1880 the Republican ma
lority on the county ticket shows a loss of
nearly 200. Bennington sends John R Pilllng,
KEEP, 70 the legislature on the second ballot by
40 majority. Two years since this town went
Democratic by 1863 majority
There we're no Independent votes reported
In any to WINS heard from. On the whole
whole the Republican victory in this town
and county to-day is a very satisfactory and Of
hard fought contest
In Bennington Stewart, Rep, for Congress,
received 548 and Scammon 429 votes II is vote
is light in this county.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Sept, 2-Bethel-
Pingree, 252; Reddington. 50. Congressman
Grant, 232; Goddard, "a. w. B. @. Siickney.
Rep, is elected representatives.
Acknowledgements 327; Stone and Colt 1:
Reddington, LII. Congrsssman-Graut, 3O2;
Goddard, 115. Allen L. Pease, Rep, is elected
representative.
Loyndon-Pngress, 276; Rsddington, 200.
Grout, 275; Goddard 275; Goddard, 1874 W.
A. Densmore, Rep, is elected representative.
Hancoock-PingTee, Is; Reddington, 200.
Grout, 275; Goddard, 1874. W. A. Densmore.
Rep, rs elected representative.
dancock-Pingree. 70; Reddiugton, IL
Stewart, I'll; Simmons,8 8. j. B. Darling Rep,
is elected representative.
Stock brldge-Pingrie, 157; Reddington, 25:
Porter. RinOhan1
%; Grant, 148; Goddard, 20: G. e, Smith. Re-.
publican representative.
Newbury-PiDgrie, 272: Reddington, 143:
Grout, 1858; Goddard, 129; Cummings, q. T.
Bailey, Republican representative.
Waterbury-Pingrie. 266; Reddngtnn, SO;
Porter, 265; Brigham, 90; Powell, 266; Moves
So; Grow, 247; Goddard, 95; W. P. Dilling-
haul, Rep, Representative.
Observation-Disclosures, ITO; Reddington IS;
Porter, 10; Brigham, IS; Powell, lilo; Moves,
Is; Grout, 90; Goddard, IS; E. w. Powell,
Rep, Representative.
Chelsea-PIngrie, 2O5; Reddington, 80;
Representative.
pringfeld-Pingrie. 443. Reddington, 1914:
Stone and scattering, 81; Porter 442; Brigham
l24: Powell. 442; Noyes, 124; Grout, 4l9; God
GARD. l22; Cummings, 20; Ell. M. Arms, Rep,
Representative.
Tunbridge-Pingrie 1893: Reddington, So;
Stone and scattering, 1; Grout, 161; Cummings,
6; M. T King, Rep, Representative.
Pittsford-Plngrie, 1863; Reddington, 1853;
Stewart, 254; d. T. Holden, Rep, Represents
tive.
Rockingham-Pingrie, 494 Reddington, 255:
Soule, 3d.; Grout, 489; Goddard, 241; Gum.
mlngs. 3; j.. Robinson, Rep, Representative.
Observation-Disclosures, 115; Reddington, Al;
Grout. no.. Goddard, 40; f. B. Hale, Rep,
Representative.
Observation-Disclosures 1872, Reddington SO,
Stone and Scott 1, Porter 1872, Brigham 50,
Powell 1872 Moves 38, Grout 166, Goddard ~.
Rochester-Pingree 258, Reddington A.
Grout 241, Goddard, 240. Charles d. Hue
bend, (Rep) representative.
Richford-Pingree 900, Reddington 104,
Soule 2, Stewart 100, Simmons 81 r. Comes.
(Rep.) representative.
Bsrre-PiDgree 81, Rsddington 202, Soule
81. Grout 3d. Goddard 1877. Fl. FL. Witmore,
(Rep.) representative.
Newfane-Pipgree 142, Reddington 40.
Grout 1872. A. b. Branklin, (Rep.) representa-
tive.
Grafton-Pingree 172, Reddington 45, Porter
172, Brigham 45, Powell, 172, Noyes As, Grout
l69, Goddard A. H. A. Thompson, (Rep)
representative.
Rnpert-Pingree 1876, Reddngton 20, Stew
art 129. Simmons 10. @. T. Sheldon, Rep, rep
resentative.
sharon-PingI2s ia, Reddington 50, Grout
lo4, Goddard 30. A @. Sherman. Rep, rep
resentative.
Jobnson-Pingree 229, Reddington So, Stone
and scattersng 1, Stewart, 205, Simmons "a. r.
o. Christy, Rep, representative.
ohAO iuSIoo LOU h6duiDRJOQ o.,
Porter 100, Brigham 50, Powell $50, Noyes 50,
| Stewart 15O e. ID. Aldrich, Rep. representa-
| tive.
Newport-A light vote here. Pingree 276,
Reddipgton 81, Ind. ], a gain of over 1880.
| John A. Prouty, Rep, representative.
Derby-Pingree 289, Reddiugton 3, a Repub-
lican gain of 4S. Josiah circuit, Rep, repre-
| sentative.
| Holland-George a. Tioe, Rep, representa-
| tive.
| Charleston-E. G. Dunton Rep.
| Covenry-Pingree 113, Reddington 80, a loss
from 1880 of "a. F, F. Williams, Rep, repre-
| sentative.
| Westfeld-Emery S. Miller. Rep, repre-
| sentative.
| Herman-M. ]. Reed, Rep, representative,
| -; PiDgree, rs; Redington, As; Grout, 49, God
dard, 49,
| Newport. A. Prouty, representative; Pin.
gree, 276; Redington, 81; Stone and scattering,
| 1. Grout, 268: Goddard, rs; Cummings, 1.
| Bolton-F. A. Hall, representative; Pingree;
80; Redngton, II; Soule Z; Stewart, 35; Sim
| mons, "A; Kidder,7.
Royalton-G George Ellis, representative
| Pingree, 223; Remington, "a.