The Portland daily press., 1886-09-16

Edwards, Dem. ...................,,. ..... 6l ,0dl
Clark, PIohibitory Party ty..-.......-., 3'45: 45:
BodWelPS plurality. ., =
Bodwelps majority .....-.......... ....'.''lo,5o1
In 1882 the same towns voted as follows:
Robe, Rep.... ....-.-......-.-e *: y:
Paisted, DEM. 30 o..
Scattering d,ao.
Republican plurality. y........................ 6,6Sl
Republican majority. ,........ o,So'
This indicates that the Republican plural
ity this year will be between 1880 and a.,
600, and the Republican majority between
10000 and 1O,50O. The prohibitory party
vote will b0 about 1000.
There will be a Republican majority Of A
in the House.
The prohibitory party vote in 377 towns ol
our 16 counties is just about double what II
was in 1882 But this is not the 5000 to 10.
OO0 CLAIMED Ii. the State. In AndrOsc0ggir
the increase is but136 since 'S2, in Aroostool
it has been 1893 since 'S2. Cumberland shows
the greatest increase from II in 'S2 to 562 in
49, Franklin county has but 65 prohibitory
party men Lincoln county has but 135. Ok
ford county has but II more Prohibitory
party men than in 'S2. The Prohibitory
party has lost 70 converts in Penobscot
county since 80, which news should be
gently broken to Mr.. st. John and the Dem
ocratic leaders. Piscataquis has six less
Prohibitory party men than ill 'S2. In
Somerset county the 'Prohibitory party vote
is but twenty more than four years ago; in
Waldo the Prohibitory party has but 102
voters, but 80 more than in 1882. In Wash
ington county the Prohibitery party vote is
13 less than in 'S2, while in York, Mr.. Clark's
home, the Prohibitory vote has gone from
96 in 'S2 to 26S in 'S4.
In Vinalhaven, where Mr.. Bodwell has
carried on his most important enterprises
he runs % ahead of the regular Republican
ticket.
The Prohibitory party vote for governor
in Sagadahoc county, so far as reported, was
164, Oxford 100, Lincoln 1876, Knox 299
Franklin 81, and Androscoggin 271. Total
in the second district 1045. As Eustis re-
ceived 1864 votes in these towns, this would
indicate that he received also about 260C
votes from the Democratic and Greenback
labor parties.
Returns from SO towns and plantations OF
the Fourth District show an aggregate OF
1884 votes against 1927 in 1884, which
would indicate total vote in the district
this year of about $4,000, where it was 35,-
O15 two years ago. The Republicon plurality
in the places above reported is 3,075, which
will probably be increased to between 1900
and 5000 by the full returns.
The Lewiston Journal has reports from
AIS towns, which give Bodwell 66,566; Ed
wards, 53251; Clark, 3,607 The remaining
towns in 1882 voted: For Robie 321O; Plais-
ted, 3,752; scattering, AZ.
Result in the Second District.
Androseoggin county, complete, for Con-
gress gives Dingley, 4,179 votes, Garcelon
2,44O, Eustis 1869. Dingley's plurality, 1,739;
majority, $50.
So far as heard from, Franklin county
gives Dingley 1878 votes, Garcelon 1904,
Eustis 81. Dingley's plurality GA, and ma
jority $50. The same towns in 1882 gave only
327 Republican plurality.
Oxford county, nearly complete, gives
Dingley 3,95S votes, Garcelon 2,317, and
Eustis 337. Dingley's plurality 1041, and
majority 704.
So far as heard from, Knox gives Dingley
2,542, Garcelon 1889, and Eustis 1,083 Ding
ley's plurality, 700.
So far as heard from, Lincoln gives Ding
ley 1,773, Garcelon 1,402, Eustis 1O7. Ding
ley's plurality 81, and majority 264 The
plurality will be increased to Ats.
Sagadahoc complete gives Dingley 2,4o5
votes, Garcelon 731, Eustis. 6s4. Dingley S
plurality 1,674; majority, $685..
The aggregate gives Dingley 1855 votes,
Garcelon 10.993, Eustis 1864 Dingley's plu-
rality 6, ,142, and majority 2,47S. The remain
ing towns will increase his plurality and
majority.
The Fourth District.
BANGOR. Sept. 15.-One hundred and
twenty-five towns and plantations in the
fourth congressional district give Boutelle
14,303; Lynch, 9,914; scattering, 4S2; Bou-
telle's plurality, 1889. The remaining towns
gave 175 Democratic plurality in 1884 Pc
nobscot county elects three Republican SEN
ators, fourteen Republican and two Demo-
cratic representatives to the State Legisla-
tire. The entire Republican county ticket
is elected by about 100 plurality, except the
sheriff, to which Brown, Democrat, is elect
ed by about 450 plurality.
oxford County Returns.
PARIS, Sept. 15.-Returns from twenty
nine towns show that the whole Republican
Senatorial and county ticket is elected by
from 25O to 500 majority. There was some
diversion on County Attorney and Sheriff,
and the Democrats made great efforts to
elect their officers, but Hersey (Rep.) is cleo
ted Attorney by about 250 majority over
Kimball, and Wormell, Sheriff by about 800
majority over Chadbourne. Returns from
twenty-seven towns give Hersey 1892 votes,
Kimball 1882; Wormell 317S, Chadbourne
2l17. The remaining towns will give slight
Democratic majority. The rest of the Re
publican ticket is elected by about 800 plural
ity.
The Republicans carry five of the seven
representative districts, j. S. Wright, Esq,
is elected from the Paris district by 1853
majority over Bridgham, Dem.)
In the Hebron district z. L. Packard is
elected by s4 majority over Merrill, Dem.)
In the Porter district Brown (Dem.) is
elected.
In the Fryeburg district 7. o. Wiley Dem.)
is elected by a vote Of $50 to 53S for L. l..
Eastman (Rep.)
In the Hartford district BOwker (Rep) by
a vote of 625 to 437 for Pearson (Dem.)
In the Dixfeld district W. M. Kidder (Rep.)
is elected by over 100 plurality over Smith
(Dem.)
In the Newry district s. r. Wilbur rep.
is elected.
Somerset County.
FARMINGToN, Sept. 15.-Complete returns
received by the Chronicle from every towI
in the county and every plantation but ont
give Bodwell 2274; Edwards, 1881; Clark, 80
The Republicans elect Senator and three o.
the four Representatives to the Legislature
A Curious Case.
SALEM, Mass, Sept. ia curious case il
reported from AShbury Grove, Hamilton.
child had been sick with typoid fever and
apparently died and was duly laid out. Afte
some hours one of the family discovered
signs of life and the child was stripped OF
its grave Clothes and put to bed. Here il
revived, but twice during the next day was
laid back on the pillow as dead. Later
was taken with hemorrhage of the bowels
and the physician from Salem was sum
moned. The child is now considered out O.
danger but it will be two months before i
can be moved.
Jay couId's Son Married.
New YORK, Sept. 15.-George Gould, SO,
of jay Gould, was married last night to Mis-
Edith Kingdom, a member of Mr.. Augustil
Dajv's theatrical company. The ceremon'