Telegram-herald., 1890-09-10


are eIectet-she latter On aeco1st Of
local dissatisfaction. There Is great
enthusiasm in the city among the Re-
pua-lcans over the result of Reeds cleo
tion. and big meeting aas held ia city
hall. Hith aa address by Reed, under
the auspices oi the Young Mems Re-
publicen Cleb.
The following Is the ticket elected:
Governor Edwin C. Burleigh. Goa
gressmen-Firse district Thomas b.
Reed, Second, Nelson Dingley; Third,
seth L. Mluken; Fourth. Charles A.
Boutelle.
Chairman Manley. % the Republican
State Committee, sent at midnight the
following dispatch TO President HaTri-
son;
Maine gives The largest Republican majority
thrown la an ca year siaco 1886 ard larger
majority thaa given Ia 9 Presidential coatest
since 1909 wiia The single exceptions Of 1884
and issA GoveTnor Bu-leixa is reelected b.
. majority exceeding 800 Speaker Reed
IS reelected BY the largest majority he
ever received exceeding AGO Repre-
sentatives pingiey. Boatelle aad ailliken are
elected ~ ma.orues ranging from 900 10
3 COO The Pine Tres state indorses ycur Ac-
mlaistration and remains nrm in its advocacy
o. protection 70 American Industries and Amer
lean labor"
Two hundred and ten towns give Bur
leigh 30. SS5; Thompson. %. AZ; Clark,
Sol; scattering, 95S The same towns
in lSSs gave a Republican vote of So,
S5i. Democratic, 81. 244; Prohibition,
1870; scattering. l.0S9. Republican
plurality 1855, against 1907; Repub-
lican gain. sol. II the towns to hear
from fall of in the same proportion the
final vote should stand: Republican,
about g. 500; Democratic, 45, 500i scat
tering, s. OO0; total, $4,000.
This year the plurality will be about
1900, q gain Of $500 and 1000 ahead
Of sne Presidential year. The Prohibi-
tion vote comes united with the scatter
ing or omitted. so il is classed as scat
tering and may be considerably larger.
The members OK Congress are all re-
elected by large maiofities, Mr.. Reeds
being doub ed. The county officers are
mostly ReplblicanS The Senator'S are
probably all Republicans, as in the last
Legislature. aud the Representatives
must stand fully as strongly Republican
namely, les Republicans to 20 Demo
crats.
Forty-eight out of fifty-three towns
in the First district give Reed IL, 09l;
Frank, 1889. Reeds plurality, 4,752,
against 2,439 in 1858. The remaining
towns are small and will not materially
change these figures. Cumberland
County is incomplete. but no doubt the
Republican county ticket is elected by
plurahties ranging from 1900 to 2, 600.
LEWISTON, Ne, Sept. 9.-Returns
from large portion OF the cities and
towns in the Second district show that
ex-governor Dingley is reelected to
Congress by nearly 1000 majority over
Allen DEM.
Returns from Broutelle's and Milli-
ken's districts are slow in coming in.
In eight towns Milliken's plurality has
decreased 3Gl He will lose from coo to
500 votes and viii be elected by plu-
rality Of from 250O to 5000. No re-
turns OF moment have been received
from Boutelles district.
Eight OF the sixteen counties in the
State go Republican by the following
estimated maiorities: Sagsdahac, 200;
Androscroggin, 500; York. over 1000;
Cum berlaad and nearly as much as
Hancock, I. 200; oxford. I, 800; Lincoln,
500; Franklin, 600; Washington, l. 500.
The Governors vote is almost as great
as Reeds in the First district. equal 70
Dungley's in the Second district, and
larger than Milliken's or Boutelle's in
the Tbird aad Fourth districts.
In 1856. the last OF year, the vote
stood: Republican. 6s,99t; Democrat.
IS, ,2So: Prohibition, s. s6s; scattering,
o. Republican plurality, IS 7o2 This
ycsr tho plurality will be about 10, 600,
a gain OF s. 600 and 1000 ahead OF the
Presidential year.
The Prohibition vote comes uniiad
with the scattering or omitted, so IL is
classed as scattering and may be oonsid-
erabiy larger. Tho county officers are
mostly Republicans
The Advertiser estimates that the
Z Legislature win stand. Senate-Repub-
lcans. es. Democrats. Q House, Re-
putiicans. III: Democrats. 50.
WAsuIxGToS. Saps @ The foil ow-
I ing telegram was received here.
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