St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-14

wards %, OLA. Clark 1.S47, against ROBBIE
A, Gal, Redman SO. 936, Prohibition TAI,
Greenback 1,7O1; Republican plurality
1913, against 10, 705; loss 1862. The con-
gressional votes have not been received. In
the first district 1000 plurality for Reed is
indicated; others much larger.
sAGADoHoC COUNTY
BATH, Me-. Sept 13.-Sagadahoc county
gives Bodwell about 1900 plurality and
Dingley (Republican) for congress in the
Second district about l, 800. For senator.
Benjamin T. Hinckley (Republican) is
elected by 1. 100 plurality. and the four Re-
publican representatives are elected by
about the same returns. The county re-
turns so far received shows railing off
from the last state election.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
FARMINGToN Sept. 13.-Frankin county
gives Republican majority of about 600 and
elects senator and four representatives in
the legislature. Later returns may give
one Democratic representative. Lincoln
county gives Bodwell about 40 plurality.
Marble (Rep.) is reelected senator and all
the Republican nominees for county offices
were elected.
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
DOVER Me-, Sept. 13.-The Republi
cans elect the entire ticket in this (PiSca
tanguis) county by a majority of over 900.
The Republican senators and representa-
tiveS are all elected.
BANGOR.
BANGOR, Me-, Sept. 13.-At the election
in this city to-day the vote was light nearly
roo less than in 1884. The total vote was
3.2O7, of which Bodwell has 1,762, Ed
wards l, AS and Clark 81. Bodwei's plu-
rality 314. For congress, Boutelle. Repub-
lcaD, has 1.S0S, and Lynch, Democrat,
1878. Three Republican representatives
and the entire Republican county ticket are
elected, save possibly the sheriff.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
CALAIS, Me-. Sept. 13.-Thriy towns in
Washington county give BOdwell 1866,
Edmunds 2. 543 and Clark 335. The same
towns in 1884 gave Robe 1926, Redman
2.S76. Net Republican loss 239. The re-
naming 81 towds in 1884 gave Robie 632
and Redman 1904 Bodwell will carry the
county by about 1000 majority.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
LEWISTON, Me-. Sept 13.-Androscog-
county gives Bodewell, Republican, 4. 1856;
Edwards, Democrat, 3.579; Clark, Prohi-
bitionist, $40. The Republican candidates
for senators, Messrs. Hill and Sleeper, and
the county officers, are all elected. The Re
pubiicans have elected all of the eleven
representatives to the legislature.
THE REPUBLICAN ESTIMATE.
AUGUSTA. Me-. Sept 13.-Chairman
Manly has sent the following telegram to
the editor of the New York Tribune:
The result of to-day's election is a far
larger Republican majority than was anticl-
pated, the largest, indeed. given in the state
for the past fifteen years, except in the pres-
dental years. We expect 1000 Or
5000 plurality. The figures at this
for Bodwel of not than 1900,
and not improbably Il, 900. We have carried
every congressional district and elected two
thirds to three-fourths of the legislature. thus
securing US the senator 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 700 out of total vote Of 1880.
The total vote of the state will be about 49,
900, which is extraordinarily large for an Off
year. Out of this aggregate the third party
vote will not exceed $780, far less than was
expected by the leaders of the movement.
Two hundred and twenty-three towns
give Bodwell: Republican. 4S, 633. Edwards,
Democrat, 80. 971. and Clark. Prohibition,
L
bic, Republican, 5,739, Redman, Demo-
cratic, Al 800, Eustis, Prohibition, $40,
two Greenback candidates. g. 400. and scat
ering 30. Republican plurality this year in
Those towns is 1862 against IA. $50 in 1884,
being loss of 4.46S. A similar loss in
the towns yet to be heard from will give
an aggregate vote of 1871 900 divided as
follows: Republican $500, Democrat
81, 200, Prohibition $500. The la
Dor ticket had no gubernatorial
candidate nor congressional candidate in
the Fourth district But few 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 re-
elected by handsome majorities. Reed in
the First district increasing his
plurality over Clifford to 1900
against 925 over Ceaves in 1854
The legislature will stand probably twenty
eight Republican senators to three Dem
ocrats against complete Republican senate
in 1884 The Democrats will gain in the
house in equal proportion, but the Repub-
Iicans will have a handsome majority.