Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS.
Governor Robinson Re.elected by 90.
900 Majority.


The vote of the city of Boston for Govern
or was as follows Robinson ls,4S6, Prince
22,S22. Princes plurality 1886.
Ten towns in the State give Prince 824
Robinson 1856. The same towns in 1883
gave Robinson 1854, Butler 1888.
Twenty towns and cities, outside of this
city, give Robinson 5432, Prince 1854. The
same cities and towns in 1888, gave Robin
son Sl5S, Butler 5475.
Fifty cities and towns, outside of Boston,
give Robinson LAG, Prince 7O45. The
same towns in 1888, gave Robinson II 1867,
Butler 1886
WORCESTER, Nov. 3.
The vote of Worcester gives Robinson
1890, Prince 3l73, Lathrop 2Sl, Sumner 72
A very small vote has been polled in this
city and county.
BOsToN, Nov. 3.
Seventy-ive cities and towns, outside of
Boston, give Robinson 6,26S, Prince 10, 1874
The same towns in 1888 gave Robinson "a, y
7l3, Butler 29,5S5 The Herald says: Re
turns from the State at large are very meagre
but considering the democratic loss in Bos-
| ton, O245) the indications point to the elec-
tion of Robinson by large majority
One hundred and thirty-four cities and
towns, including Boston, Worcester, Fall
River, New Bedford, Fitchburg, Gloucester,
Haverhill, Chelse and Brocktol, give Robin
son SO, ,496, Prince 5O,S62.
Late returns have caused many surprises
in the election of members of the Senate
and House of Representatives in particular.
Lynn has been carried by the republicans for
the first time in five years, and also elects
four out of five republican Representatives.
In the Lowell senatorial district, Lilley de-
feats Marden, democratic triumph, and
Naphen has been elected to the Senate from
South Boston district. Another surprise
Algena, deln., defeats Chamberlain in the
Cambridge senatorial district, which is con-
sidered great victory by the democrats.
The plurality of Robinson for Governor
will probably reach over 10000. The city
of Fall River, despite the labor vote, was
carried by Robinson.
FALL RIVER, Nov. 8
Robert Howard, dem, was elected senator
by 43 majority.
BosToN, Nov. 3.
The Journal, rep, claims Gov Robirson
reelected by a probable plurality over Prince
of $4,000
One hundred and fiffy-nine cities an towns,
including in addition to those previously
given Springfield and Taunton. give Robin
son 50 ,272, Prince 56,53S.
Boston's vote for State treasurer is: Cross
22,S59, Beard l9,477. Corrected vote of the
city OF Boston: Prince ii ,99l, Robinson Is,
47S, Lothrop 2S2, Sumner lO2
Last years vote throughout the State was
Robinson l59. .345, Endcottt Ill 800, Nc.
Caffrev "a, 1863.
The city of Boston elects 10 republicans
"a democrats, independent democrat and 2
independents to the legislature.
WORCESTER, Nov. 3.
The total vote of this county is: Robinson
IA, 4,5SS, Prince 1852, Lothrop l03, Sumner
l43. The republicans elect all of their
senator's and % of the 80 representatives
The vote is the smallest since 1881.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 8.
| Repubicaa senators are elected from Hamp.
shire county. All the republican representa-
tives fin Hampshire county were elected
Buerkshire elects democratic representa-
tives and republicans.
BosToN, Nov. 8.
| Two hundred and thirtytwo cities and
towns gives Robinson 96,526, Prince 1868
with city and l24 towns to hear from.
With small towns to hear from. Massa.
chusetts gives Robinson 100, 1862, Prince 80,
3Sl, Lothrop 405l, Sumner 2070, plurality OF
Robinson 1881.
The returns indicate the election of rs
republicans and IL democratic senator's being
democratic gain of 6 over last year. The
house will probably stand l57 republicans and
~ democrats, and 6 independent, making a
| slight democratic gain in the House, with 8
districts yet to be heard from.
The election was a very quiet one through.
out the state. In this CITY but little interest
was manifested in the result, and general
observance of the law forbdding the sale OF
liquor on election day except by licensed inn.
holders to duly registered guests, served te
make the day unusually quiet.