Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15

| VI zZO On the ucdu VI tue tlcket. Inc
figures are: Governor-Johnson, 1904;
Cleaves. sl8. For -Ingra.
ham, $50; Reed. 500. The Democrats elect
two Representatives to the Legislature.
The vote was given In favor Of the con.
stitutional amendment.
Augusta for Clsavea.
The vote Of Augusta was Cleaves, 1869
johnson, 500; against Burleigh, S3l
Thompson, 1923; Clark, 81; scattering, 2.
Aroostook Republican.
HouLToN. Sept. IL. Sixteen towns give
Cleaves 1876 plurality. The county Is Re
publican by 4 small plurality. The Re.
publicans elected Senators and five Repre-
sentatives with seven to hear from.
| Belfast Republican.
Belfast gives Cleaves, 554; johnson, 424.
In 1890 Belfast gave Burleigh, 55I;
Thompson, 54S Clark, 8; scattering. %.
| Lewiston Democratic as Before.
Lewiston gives Cleaves, l,404 ;Johnson.
1861; Hussey. IA; scattering. 80. In 1890,
Lewiston gave Burleigh, 1919; Thompson
| 1923; Clark, 81; scattering, H.
Saco Good Republican Margin.
Saco gives Cleaves, 1853; Johnson, 1873 :;
against 1890, Burleigh, 40; Thompson.
359; Clark, 1; scattering, |.
Eden for Cleaves.
BAR HARBoR, Sept. ~. The vote for
the town of Eden was: Cieaves, 25s;
johnson, 239. Representative to the Leg :
islature-Rogers. (Democrat) 335; Fuller,
| (Republican) $50.
Aadroscoggin All Right-DinyIey Re
elected.
| LEWISTON, Sept. 10. Returns from all
the town In Androscoggin county. except
Greene and Leeds. give Cleaves 4,ll2, and
johnson 3,549. The remaining towns were
nearly tie two years ago. The Republs-
can Senators and the county ticket are all
elected by between 500 and COO plurality
| The Republicans elect six representatives,
| A. r. Savage and A. N. Peney. Of Auburn /;
| f. 0. Purinton, of Minot; Willard Lothrop,
Of Leeds; Elisha A. Pratt. Of Turner. and
). L. Littleield. Of Poland.
| The Democrats elect five representa-
tives, F. X. Belleau, A. NJ. Garceion, J. b.
Isaacson. and l.. c. Hillane, OF Lewiston,
and Samuel Sylvester, of Lewiston, the lat
ter by plurality. Scattering returns
| from the several counties Of the second
| Congressional district show the reelection
| Of Dingley (Republican) by between 5000
and 1000 plurality over McGillcuddy
| (Democrat) Dingley runs ahead OF his
| ticket aud McGllicuddy behind. In this
city the latter had only hfty plurality while
the Democratic candidate for Governor
has 227 plurality.
Sagadahoc County Republican.
| BATH. Sept. IL. The Republicans car
red Sagadahoc county by the usual good
msjorlty, electing the entire ticket. Henry
| W. Stanton IL elected Senstor; John W
Ballou. Sheriff; Frank |. Banter. Judge OF
Probate; Francis w. Weeks. County
Treasurer Chas. d. Newell, County At
torney; Morse Trafton, Representative
from Bath; John c. Shaw and Fitz H.
Twi;chell. Nelson Dingley gets 800 plu-
rAlity over McGilicuddy. aud the whole
| Republican ticket shows an average Of els
| plurality.
Portland Carried for Cieaves.
PORTLAND. Sept. II. The vote OF Port
land for Governor was as follows Cleaves,
/ 1851 Johnson. 3.423 Hussey, ia Vote
/ for Congressman. Reed, 1871; Iugrahsm,
/ $685. Tucker, ia. Returns from the
county Indicate that the vote for sheriff
Is very close and 1t will take q count In
every one to decide ii. In this city SWEET
/ Dem gets 400 plurality.
AUGUSTA, Sept. -. Chairman Marley.
of the Republican State Committee, tele-
! ~
| Comm ttee, a. follows:
AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept. 10.
| Non. Thomas II. Garter, Chairman Of ne
\ Reprblicaa National Committee. 5IH
+ Fun Arenue, Ne,c York.
7 our victory Is growing We have elected
/ our Governor by 1900 majority over the
/ Democratic candidate. Have carried every
county in the state Have four ffths OF the
members OF the Legislature and the vote on
/ Congressman gives Us IA 900 plurality.
tSignej) j. H. MANLEY.
I Constitutional Amendment Probably Car
AUGUSTA. Sept. 10. The prospect is that
/ the two amendments 10 the constitution
requiring educational qualification for vot-
ers and the appointment OF the adjutant
general by the Governor are both carried
although the vote was very light.
Knox County Republican.
RoCkLASp, Sept -. Complete Knox
county returns gives Cleaves 1888; John
son, 1893; Hussey, ll6; knowlton, 81 ;
| Bateman, 1i3. The Republicans elect NJ.
b. Cook. County Comm. ,oner; C. T..
Meseryey, Judge of Probate; L. X. Gould
Register Of Probate; L. q. Campbell.
| Treasurer. The Democrats elect b. l..
| kelloch, County Attorney J. w Gray.
| Sheriff; l.. +. Starritt. Clerk Of Courts !;
| o. 7. Lyons, Senator. The Republicans
| gain two Representatives in South Thomas
ton and Appleton losing one in Rockport,
a net Republican gain of one The plural
| tiles are very small.
Good for Cumbe rland-DeIay in Returns
PORTLAND, Sept 49, A part Of the city
vote was not counted Till daylight aud the
returns from the county have just been
SWEET by So majority. The Republicans
elect the entire county ticket. In the city
the Republicans elect five Representatives
to the Legislature, Shaw, Smith. Emerson.
Morrill,, Sawyer, and Democrats one.
George +. Bird. The returns from the
First District 50 far indicate plurality OF
1900 for Reed.
Hancock County Does Itself Proud.
ELLSWORTH. Sept. Is. Following are
the county officers elected yesterday Sen
ators, Robert l.. Grindle, Elmer z. Spot
ford; sheriff, James w. Patterson Regis
missioner. James W. Blaisdell; attorney,
Edward S. Clark; treasurer, James +.
Davis. All are Republicans. The Re-
publicans have carried the county
by an estimated majority OF one
thousand, based largely on the result In
the towns heard from, and elected all the
Representatives to the Legislature in the
county with one exception.