Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-09
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. THE OLD PINE STATE Gives a Solid Republican
 Majority. THE ENTIRE TICKET ELECTED. Four Republican Mem
 bers of Congress. THE COLLAPSE OF 4 BANK Causes Three Deaths in
 One Day.
THE ELECTION IN MAINE.

| A Sweeping Republican Vfctory-The Majority Seven To Eight Thousand Larger Than Two Years Ago-The Legislature Republican And Four Republican COnSressmen. PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 8.-The citizens of 1 Maine to-day elected Governor, four mem ! bers of Congress, thirty-one State senators, 151 State representatives and full boards of
 county officers inthe- whole sixteen counties The gubernatoria1 vote in 1880 stood: Plaisted, fusion, 73,713; Davis, Republican, 3,544; scattering, 545; total, 147, ,902. The presidential vote that year stood: Garfield, 74,052; Hancock, 65,211; Weaver, 4,4O9; Neal Dow, 92; scattering, 139; total, 143,- 9O5, showing Republican plurality of S. 841 against minority of 169 in the guber-
 material election in September. The vote at
 the last State election in 1882 stood: Robie
 Republican, 72, ,481; Plaisted, fusion, 63, ,921; :;
 Chase, Greenback, 1924; Vinton, independ-
 ent Republican, s69; Eustis, Prohibition,
 381; scattering, 1O2; total, 138, 8,479-a Re
 publican plurality of S,560. The campaign which closed at the polls to-day has been
 ably and sharply contested by the Repubi- cans, many of the ablest speak CTS in the party having spent the past month among the pine trees.
 Their canvass of the State has also been the duly impressed with the importance of speak ing loudly for effect on the October States. At to-day's election the Republicans claimed majority of 10000, but hoped for and ex- pected at least 10000. The Democrats, who have made but a weak fight, conceded 10, ,000, but claimed that any ching less than 25,000 would be Democratic victory. The Repub ican vote has gained about ten per cent. in all the sections heard from, which if held throughout the State will give Robie total vote of 79, 900 to 80, 900 against 72, ,481 two years ago. The Democratic vote two years ago was 63,921 and to-day it will apparently be about GA, 900 or 65,000. MT. Blaine claims the State for Robie by 12,000. The returns indicate that it will exceed that and possibly pass 15, 900.
 Fifty-three towns give Robie, Rep, for Governor g, 304; John Redman, Dem., 15, 979; Republican plurality, 7,425. In 1882 these towns gave Robie 20,757; Plaisted, i'd sion, 16, ,426; Republican plurality 4,331; in crease of Republican plurality 3,094.
 Sixty-four towns give Robie %, ,451; Red man F, ,5e4; Republican plurality 1867. In 1882 these towns gave Robie g, 746, Plaisted 18,O57, Republican plurality 5,689; Republi- can gain 2, ,705, about twelve per cent. Democratic loss 473, about three per cent.
 The vote of Portland is: Robie Rep, B. 919; Redman, 3,181; Eustis, Prohibitionist, H. scattering, 30; total 7,023; Robie's ma jority 637. In 1882 the total vote was 6, 462 and Rpbie's plurality was 243.
 The only doubtful congressional district was the first, in which Congressman Reed 1111{ ex-Governor Chamberlain, owing to an al legged violation of civil service reform princi- pies by the supplanting of armed sol dier as postmaster at Brunswick. Fifteen towns, not including Portland, give Reed, Rep, 4, ,735; Nathan Gloves, Dem., 4,870; running well up with his ticket, and his re- election is expected. In the second, third and fourth districts Congressmen Diagley, Milliken and Boutelle are reelected, the only question being as to the size of their ma jor- ities.
 The temperance women claim that they have carried the prohibitory constitutional amendment by over 50,000 majority. There is no doubt about it's adoption, the only question being as to the majority. Twenty three towns, including Portland, Saco and Biddeford, give Reed, Rep, for Congress 11,OS7; Gloves, Dem, 1,167; Cleves' plurality, 80.
  graphed the Chicago Times that Robie's jority is 1O, 900, that the Republicans elect all four Congressman, while the constitution al amendment is adopted by 50, 900 major ity. Redman 39,319, scattering 2,212; Repub1i- can majority II ,541. In 1882 these towns gave Robie 47,667, Plaisted 4O,367, scat, tering ,2S7; Republican majority 6,013; in crease of Republican majority over 1882, 5,528.
 Two hundred and thir sy-fve towns give Robie 57,6s7, Redman ii ,292; Republican plurality 16, 335. In 1882 these towns gave Robie B, ,136, Plaisted 43,990 Republican plurality 0, 146.
 Reeds plurality will be about 331.
 AUGUSTA, Sept. S.-The official vote of Augusta for Governor stands: Robie, Re publican, l, ,267; Redman, Democrat, 624; Eustis, Prohibition, 43; H. B. Eaton, Green packer, 1; gain of 244 for the Republicans and a loss of ST for the Democrats on the total vote of 1880. The Republican plurality in 1882 was 312; this year 643, Republican gain of 331.
 gone Republican by 12,000. He also claims Congressman's Reeds reelection by largely increased majority, but he will not give the
 figures. Bangor reports are Republican
 gain of 112 and Lewiston a Republican loss of 26O
 1O:3O F. M-One hundred and fifty towns
 give Robie 37, ,291, Redman 2S, 187, scattering
 1 ,74S; Republican majority 1856. In 1882
 these towns gave Robie 36, ,321, Plaisted 29,-
 SS0, scattering 911; Republican majoriSy 5, 5,530; increase in the majority 1,826. This
 represents nearly one-half the State vote. If this rate of increase holds good throughout the State the Republican majority will be in
 creased 4, 900 over that of 1882, which VII make the majority this year 1O, ASA. Seven towns in the third congressional dis trict give Milliken, Rep, for Congress 2, 460
 Thing, Dem, 1,270; Milliken's majority l., 190.
 11:3O p. -Thirty-seven towns give Reed over 800 majority. The remaining towns will increase this.
 The Republicans celebrated their victor 7 at the City Hall this evening. Congressmel Reed addressed an audience of two thousand
 He was escorted to and from the hall by an
 enthusiastic crowd. He predicted the cleo tion of Blaine and Logan i'll November. BANGOR. Me, Sept. S-The vote of Ban | gor is: Robie 2, 1S3, Redman 1865, Repub- lican 519.
 CALAIS, Me-, Sept s-This county gives Robie over 200 majority.
 | LEWISTON, Me-, Sept. SD. J. Callahan,
 chairman of the Democratic city committee, | has telegraphed Chairman Barnum: Lewiston, the home of Frye and Ding1ey, l elects four Democratic representatives, gain | of four, and gives Redman for Governor 87 majority, gain of 313.
 BANGOR, Me, Sept. 8-Twenty-thr | towns in the fourth congressional district give Boutelle, Rep, for Congress 3,813; l Lynch, Dem, 3,159; Boutelle's majority l 654
 Hamlin won't Vote Under Inspection. BANGOR, Me-, Sept s.-Hannibal Hamlin dodged the vote on the constitutional amend ment, giving as his reason that he did not care to vote under inspection. The Repub- | Iicans a1ect their county ticket in this coun-