The Portland daily press., 1886-11-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

DOVER, n. H., Nov. 3.-Complete returns
from Strafford county give Sawyer, Repub-
lican candidate for governor $40 majority
and the following pluralities Hayes, Repub-
lican candidate for Congress, 4S4; Clark,
Republican candidate for councillor, 233;
Tompkins, Republican and Knight of Labor
candidate for register of deeds, 2089; Stat
ford, Republican and Knight of Labor can
didate for register Of probate, 437; Garland,
Republican candidate for county treasurer,
100; Kiyel, Democratic and Knight of Labor
candidate for county solicitor, 1888; johnson,
Republican candidate for sheriff, "a; Roberts
Democratic and knight of Labor candidate
for county commissioner, 952; Hanson, Re-
publican candidate for commissioner, 1877;
Demerritt, Republican and Knight of Labor
candidate for commissioner, 1431.
Pingree, Democratic and Knight of Labor
candidate for sheriff will ask for a recount.
NASHUA, Nov. 40. c. Moore, Rep, was
elected Representative at the second days
balloting today.
Ward voters assembled this morning and
voted not to send a representative. This re-
duces the Republican representative delega-
ton by the loss of two from the number of
the last session.
CONCORD, Nov. 3.-Returns from all but
forty towns and wards in the State give Saw
423; Cogswell, Democrat 33,174; Wentworth
Prohibitionists, 1873; Carpenter, Greenback,
IL. The towns to hear from will increase
Cogswells vote so it will exceed Sawyer's.
The total vote of the State for governor will
be less than $4,000, falling off of nearly IA
600 as compared with 1884.
The result in the First Congressional dis
trict is somewhat in d0nbt, with the chances
in favor of Mckinney, Dem. But the Re-
publican State Committee do not yet concede
Haynes's defeat.
Callinger, Rep, in the Second district is
elected by a reduced plurality
The council will stand: Republican A. to
Democrat l. The Senate is Republican ii to
TO- altogether there is some doubt of the
choice in one or two districts. The House is
Republican by good working majority.
This will insure the election of SAWYER as
governor and the Republican State Senators
and Legislature. In Merrimac county the
Democrats elected the sheriff, solicitor, treas
urer and three commissioners, and the Re
pu6licans elected the register of deeds and
register of probate.
LATER.
Returns from 22l towns and wards gives
Sawyer, Republican candidate for governor,
37,6O3; Cogswell, Dem.. 36,655: Wentworth,
Pro-, and scattering, 2176. Only ten small
towns remain to be heard from. A majority
1elng necessary Sawyer fails Of election by
the people. The vote in the First Congress-
ionall District is very close, with the plurali-
ties In favor OF the election of Mckinney
Dem. The Republicans have certainly car
RED the lst Sd and 4th councillor districts,
ana the Democrats the 5th Returns from
the End district indicate the probable cleo
SIon IS,a o. Llnehan, Rep, by small majority.
crats Senatorial districts
:. Inc result In the remaining four districts
Is IN doubt. The returns for Representa-
tives I show 17o Republicans and 141 Demo-
Gratis; Conceding to the Democrats five not
i neaId from, 1t will make the Republican ma
Jority OF "a in the House, This with their
majority N In the Senate will give them nearly
90 majority ON joint ballot in the Legislature,
sOSs ioss OF about 25 as compared with that OF