Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-03
THE ELECTIONS.
A Mixed Result.
The Returns Not Very Clear.
In the Aggregate They are
Favorable to the Re-
publicans.
Republican Gains IN,
the WeSt.
Virginia Shows Republican Gains.
close Work in the New England
States.
AmeS Elected Governor of
Massachusetts.
NJ
No Election of Governor in New
Hampshire and Connecticut but
Republicans Have MAORI
ties in Legislatures.
Beaver Elected in Pennsylvania by
10000 Majority.
NetO Jersey Wheeling Into Line.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOsTON, Nov. 9

BOSTON, Nov. =.
OF the l07 precincts of the city l03 give
Andrew 25,S74, Ames 1876, Lothrop BAG,
McNeill 4.
The democratic vote in Boston shows a
gain over the last election. II looks as if
Lodge had carried the 9th district over Low
ering by 700 majority Brackets vote for
Lieutenant governor is well up to Ames
Seventv-six towns in the State, including
the city of New Bedford, for which gives no
vote for lieutenant governor, foots up: Ames
l5,94S, Andrew l2,776, Lothrop 1920. Lieu
tenant governor-Breckett IA 343, Foster
0,336, Backmere l2l4 Andrew will have
y maj jorty Of Of 1000 in Boston.
Twenty five towns in the second congress
sional district give Laud, rep, 5244; Morse,
dem, 1892, with II towns to hear from.
In the ninth congressional district % towns
out of 40 give Ely, rep, 5O05; Burnett,
dem, 1863; Stowe, proh., 80
One hundred and eight towns, including
New Bedford and Ftchburg, give Ames
% 64S, Andrew 1916, Lothrop 1885, Brack-
EFT 22,066, Foster 1896, Blackmers 2O95
The city of Boston is not in vet
Twenty-Five towns of the first congression-
al district, Davis, rep, has 2934; McLaugh-
lin. dem, l34S; Hatfield, proh., 800.
In the eighth congressional district, Allen,
ems, prob, ll3 with l6 towns to hear from.
One hundred and eighteen towns, includ-
ing Fitchburg aud New Bedford, give Ames
26.l76, Andrew 20,S40, Lothrop 2624; Brack
EFT "a SOY, Foster lS $50 Blackmere 2422
Twenty-nine towns of the second congress
sional district give Long, rep 5792; Morse,
dem 1899; Dyer. proh., 3l2, with nine
towns to hear from.
In the first congressional district. % towns
out of 40 give Davis 323S, Mclaughlin 1894
Hatfield 259.
Ono hurdred and twepty-six towns give
Ames 81, S04, Andrew %, 1876, Lothrop 27S9.
Brackett 26 04S. Foster 1891, Blackmer
255l.
Twenty-three towns in the Ninth Congress
ional district give Ely. rep, 5307. Bennett.
dem, 52Ss, Stowe, pro-, 80. Seventeen
towns to hear from.
In the 10th district Rice, rep, for Con
gress has 1915, Russell, dem, 1913
In the First Congressional % towns give
Davis, rep, 3499, Mclaughlin, dem, l555.
Hatfield, pro. 215
A Worcester special report. that John F..
Russell is elected to Congress in the lOth
district over w W. Rice Patrick Collins
is elected to Congress in the 4th district
Lodge, rep, is undoubtedly elected to Con-
gress in the 9th district over Lowering
In the 9th district the vote for Ev and
Burnett is close and the result is uncertain.
One hundred and thirty-six cties and
towns. including Maiden, Fail River, Chelsea.
New Bedford, Fltchburg and all bat one
precinct IN Boston, give Ames 54.974, An
drew 81, 455.
One hundred and ifty-tour cities and
towns, with Lowell's and Bo.ton's lieutenant
governor vote missing, give the following
For governor, Ames 65,0j6, Andrew 66,l5s
For Lieut.. Gov, Bracket 40,023, Foster
33,57S
In the 9th district, 30 towns give Elv. rep.
for Congress, 622S; Burnett, dem, 66s3
Stowe, prOh., All, with ten towns to hear
from.
At thi. hour. 1890. the vote is so close
that none of the papers claim the election of
their gubernstorial candidates, though the
indications now point to the election of Ames
by largely reduced majority One hundred
and slxty-seven towns and cities give Ames,
rep, 10. .649; Andrew. dem., 10, 647. This
does not include Springfield, Worcester and
Cambridge. Later returns from the western
part of the State will no doubt increase
Ames' msjority, and the Traveller claim.
his election by 5000.
In the lst district, Davis, rep, is elected
over Mclaughlin. dem.
In the End district, Long, rep, is elected
In the Sd. Morse, dem. is elected over
Ranney, rep, having 1875 to $3.50 for Ran
uey.
In the 4th, Patrick Collins, DEM, is un-
questiouably elected
In the 9th, Hayden. rep, is probably elect
ed.
In the 9th, Lodge defeats Lowering.
In the 9Th, Cogswell has a majority over
Jonas H. French.
In the 9th, Burnett has plurality of ia
votes, with eight towns to hear from.
One hundred and seventy-two towns and
cities. including Boston, complete, give Ames
1859, Andrews 73,l44.
One hundred and seventy-fve cities and
towns, including Fall River. Haverhill, Ho-
lyoke. Maiden, New Bedford, Newton,
Northampton, Springfield, Taunton and Wal