The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-16
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BANGOR, Sept. 13.-SeVenty towns
give Boutell, 1914; Edwards, 1858;
Clark, LOIS; against 1884, Robir, q, S61
Redmond, 1921; prohibition, 1858;
greenbsck, 500; scattering, 8. Republic
can plurality, 1871, against $685. re-
| publican loss Of l 1893.
For congress, BouteH, republican, has
1,S08, and Lynch, democrat, 1873. Bou-
| tells plurality IL 635. Three republican
| representatives and the entire republican
county ticket are elected.
$50 towns give republican plurality Is
073, against 10, 705, loss 8 $50. Congress
votes have not been received. In the
First district, 200 plurality for Reed ie
indicated, others much larger.
LEWISTON, Me-, Sept. ID -Returns
from large number Of towns In the
second district show that Dingley, re-
publican, has been reelected to congress
by over 1000 plurality over GArCelOn,
democrat, and 1900 majority over all.
Dingley runs ahead Of the republican
ticket and A. Garcelon far behind.
The republican candidates for senators,
Hill and Sleeper, and for county offices
are elected. The republicans have elect
ed all Of the eleven representatives to the
legislature.
BATH, Me-, Sept. 13.-SaRadAhOc
county gives Bedwen about 200 plur-
Atty and Dingley, representative for
congress In the second district, about
300.
PENNINGTON, Me-, Sept. 13.-Frank-
lin county gives republican majority OF
about 600, and elects senator and four
Representatives in the legislature. Later
returns may possibly give one demo-
cratic representative.
DAMARAsCOTA, Me-, Sept. 13.-In
Lincoln county five republican repre-
sentative5 and one democratic represents
alive are elected.
DOVER, Me-, Sept. 1.-THE republic
cans elect their entire ticket In this
(PIscataquis) county, by q majority OF
over 800. The republican senators and
representatives are elected.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 13.-Ch6irman Man
ley has sent the following telegram to
the editor OF the New York Tribune:
The result OF the election to-day Is far
larger republican majority than was an
ticipated, the largest, indeed, given in
the state in the past two years. We ex-
pected S,000 plurality. The figures at
this hour I'll O'clock) indicate q plurality
for Bodwell of not less than $4,000 and
not improbable, IA 900. We have carried
every congressional district and elected
from Iwo-thirds to three-fOurths OF the
legislature, thus securing US the senate
and county officers, probably in fourteen
Of the sixteen counties of the state. The
republican plurality in this city is the
largest ever known, being more
than 200, out Of total vote Of !, 800. The
total vote Of the state will be above 1877,
$50, which is extraordinarily large for an
off year. Out Of this aggregate the third
party vote will not exceed $500, far less
than was expected by the leaders of the
movement.
The representative plurality this year
in the towns reported is 1862 against 49,
43O in 1884, being loss Of 4, 468. A sim
liar loss in the towns yet to be heard from
will give an aggregate vote Of 127 900,
divided as follows: Republican, $500;
democrat, 90 200; prohibition, $500.
The labor ticket had no gubernstorial
candidate. nor a congressional candI-
date, in the Fourth district, but five
figures OF the congressional vote are in.
The labor vote will probably not be
known until the official figures come In.
All four republican congressman
are reelected by large ma
iorities. The legislature Will
stand probably twenty eight republican
senators to three democrats, against .
compile republican senate in 1884. The
democrats will get in the house in equal
proportion, but the republicans will have
. handsome majority.