The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-03
In 1886.

New YoRK, IL O'Clock p. Mn ten wards in this
city the returns. as compared with the Presidential
vote, show Democratic loss of 1920, an American
loss OF 1914, and a Republican gain of | ,763
In the 4th Congressional District, Barr, Hard
Shell anti-Tammany Democrat, is elected.
The returns thus far indicate that Gerritt Smith
will not have over hundred votes for Governor in
the City of New York.
Returns from six scattering towns on the Guber-
Material vote, give Morgan, Republican, ,539 Par
ker, Democrat, l,494, Burrows, American, 470.--
Mr. Conkin, Republican, is elected in the 10Th Con-
gressional District.
Four towns i'll Smpkins county give a republi-
can gain of 80. Ithaca gives Morgan 90 majority
Syracuse shows democratic loss of upward Of 200
In Champlain there is democratic loss of T0 In
the l4th Congressional District REYNOLDS, anti lie
compton, has 500 majority over Erastus Corning.
In the I'd District Humphrey, republican, is elected
to Congress.
Nine additional towns give Morgan, Republican,
2,l2S Parker, Dem, 100; Burrows Am. $50.
In the Sd Congressional District which embraces
the lst. ID Sd, 5th and sh Wards of New York
city, Mr.. Sickles, administration Dem, has I36
majority over Williamson, Rep, and 2G9 majority
over Walbridge
Probably Maclay, Democrat, in 9Th Congresson-
al District; Cochrane, Democrat in 9th Congress
siona District, Briggs Republican, in the 7th and
and Clarke Anti -Lecompton Democrat, in Sth Dis
trict are elected.
Buffalo city gives Morgan, Republican, 4.025:
Parker, Democrat, 4,327, and Burrows American
2l49.
Spauldng Republican, for Congress, in the 32d
district, has 2,20O majority in Buffalo city.
Broome county complete gives Morgan, Republi-
can, 500 plurality
Twenty-Five additional scattering towns give Nor
gan, Rep, 200 plurality.
NNw 1oRK, Nov. 3, I245 A. M.-The total vote
in this city foots up as follows: Parker Dem, for
Governor, 4O,SSl Morgan, Rep, q 7G6, Burrows,
Am, G947; Smith, Alb and Temperance, G3.
Parker's. plurality in New lork city is about
10000. The Presidential vote was Buchanan,
4l,9l3; Fremont, 17,17l; Fillmore, 10, 1922
Massachusetts Election
BOSrON, Now 1.-The State election for Gov
ernor Legislature, Congressman, ETC., came Off to
day in Massachusetts. The returns thus far re-
ceved are favorable to the success of the Republi-
cans.
In Boston the vote for Governor was Banks
American and Republican, G,34S; Reach, Democrat
6,35I; Lawrence, straight American. l6
= Inc returns from seventy towns give plurality
elected b. +. Butler to the State Senate and Caleb
Cushing to the House.
In the 4th Congressional District, Alex H. Rice.
Republican, is elected by LOCO plurality.
In the 9th District, Mr.. Burlingame, Repub. Am
, is conceded elected.
In the 9th District, John b. Alley, Repub, is
elected.
BosToN, Midnight.-The Republicans have swept
the State In ITO cities and towns Banks has Il, 600
plurality.
The entire Republican Congressional Delegation
is elected. Bnrlmgame has 200 majority in the 9Th
District. Rice has 100 plurality in the 4th Dis
trict. The Legislature is largely Republican.
Accident to n steamer-S5ix Persons Injured
TIE HIGHLANDS, Nov. 1.-The steamer Alice
Price, of the Shrewsbury line, burst her steam
chimney, at the Ocean House, at one o. clock this
afternoon. The engineer, two frcmen, four pas
sengers and the stewardess scalded Our own
reporter, writing from the Ocean House, says:
The disaster caused by the bursting of the
steam chimney, from an imperfect sheet Of iron.-
The scalded and injured were: Weeks, the en-
gneer, badly; two tiremen, slightly; four passen-
gers and the stewardess. The passengers names
are: Capt. Robbins Mr.. Low of the Phaanx n j.,
Mr.. Lufbery and a lady, all of whose hands were
scalded. The boiler examined and found full of
water, and passenger says she registered only %
pounds of steam at the time of the accident No
blame is attached to any one. She was commanded
by Capt John Borden, very careful and popular
man. The steamer Highland Light, Capt. Henry
Parker, came by and took the wounded and passen-
gers to New York.