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KANSAS.
SCATTERING RETURNS.
Br TELEGRAPH TO rnE TRIBUNE.
The following ia the vote Of Ieayenvorth County:

One Republican Senator, three members Of Assembly,
tho County Clerk and the balance of tho Democrat &c
ticket are elected. The vote in the City was lOOo less
than last Spring.
The first negro vote in Kansas cast in the Fourth
Ward Of this city.
Manhattan gives Clarke Rep for Congress 2Oi
Crawford 2O4 Riley County 375 Repub., 10 DEM Pot
tawatomie, 22j Repub. majority. Wabasse, about 200
junction City, Junction Precinct, gives total Radical
vote of ~; Carkes majority, lS5. Blakey for Senate
and Sayer for Representative were little ahead OF the
ticket Lyons Creek Davis County IA Republican ma
iorty; the County will go Radical Us. Day County
voted Republican. One Precinct in Dickinson County
gives COppehead majority Of OF ,, but every Radical
Is no doubt elected Representative. Lawrence gives
Crawford lRepl for Governor 500; Mcdowell lDem.l
l66. Clark Repl for Congress, $50 Blair DEM, DO
Topeka returns give Crawford, for Governor Rep
s62; Mcdowell Dem. ono Clark Rep, Member Of Con-
gross, S5J; Blair, DEM, 20S. 900
Wyandotte-Ths city gives Clarke for Congress, 100
10 l6l for Bair Crawford for Governor 49, to loo for
Mcdowell. In the County at large, Clarke aud Crawford
will be about 30 behind. -
The following il the vote Of Atchison First Ward l35
Rep. and 40 Dem. Second Ward 50 Rep, and ~ DEM
Third Ward, 276 Rep and 10 Dem. Republican MAJOR
ity in the County AS gain Of 900 We elect our whole
County ticket with live Representatives and four Repub
llCan Senators.
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MISSOURI
By rEtEoRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE.

By Thlk0hAPH TO lhh AhbtNk
ST. LOUIS NOV. The county election returns COM
plete give the Radical ticket about 1000 majority. In
the LIST District has 1893; Hogan, $780,
The official returns in the I'D District Of ST. Louis
County give Neweomb, Rad, about 1900 majority Gas
cOnalc 5O0 Franklin, 800. Jefferson gives 20 the Con-
seryaiiycs 1896 other counties even eleclng Neweomb
by at least 500 majority.
The lid District returns are meager and rather favor
able To tho Conservative.
In the Iyth District. Greene County gives 800 Radical
majority. This District Is good for 5000 more
In the Vth District johnson County gives 600 major
ity Pctis 30; Cole, 900 Cooper $50 majority for Me
Ciurg Radical No Conservative maorites are yet re-
ported
In the With District Jackson gives 500 majority and
Lafayette 100 for Van Hon. Radical Platte goes heaT-
lily Conservative. The result IA doubtful.
In the With District Loan is elected by an oyerwhelm-
Jag majority.
In tie With District scattering returns favor the
election Of Col Benjamin, Radical though the Conserya
tive precincts are yet ~ be heard ffom.
" the IXth District, st Charles gives 900 Montgom
cry 275 Warren 400 Radical majority. Boone 400, CAL
aWaY l.i0D Conservative. IN Macon Comfy, prob
abilities favor the eeguon Of Swtzer Conservative. The
Legislature Giil probably be Radical il
In 81. Louis The Radicals elect Senators, tbs COrtcr
yayes Representatives = and OF tho latter ~ Gen.
Frank BlGif who - elected NY 6mnlonty canstf by ~
Radical being Voted b9.'nspg to another fttre'
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The Conservatives here have been trying hard all tay
figure out a majority for Hogan. Gen. Mcneil sons
dispateh 10 President johnson telling bim 10 return ms
commission as Surveyor as he had been elected shenn y
1900 majority. $50.
when the polls closed at sunset there were long strings
Of men in line waiting 10 vote IN the NINTH ward Inc
conservatives threatened riot of the DISTINGUISHED
FINALLY after consultation between the Conservative citi
zens and the Judges decided to open the polls and
receive ballots Of registered voters ms was Done ana
been decided not 10 count these ballots The Conserya-
tvcs threaten trouble in consequence Blairs election
WAERrvssuRo, Mo, Nov. 7.-Johnson County $50 for
Me(lurg 800 for Prices not official In 1904 Lincoln 100,
Mcclellan 223; official Radical gain over lCO
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Thus making the plurality for Alexander H. Bullock,
rnR VOTE or RnsrnN.
Total. .. z 1910 81
Bullock s plurality, 4,998.
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LATEBFourteen towns have been beard from
which increase the for Bullock 10 s33 for Sweetscr
20 26J2-making Bullocks majority So $50 30 towns
main 10 be heard from There doubt now that the
Republican majority viii be 10000.
Great efforts we're made 70 defeat Butler both by dis
affected Republicans and the friends OF the President SO
ensrgetcay the opposition prosecuted that Adutan
Gen Schouer predicted IN his recent letter that Gen. But
lor would be deeaed vet the returns show that his major
ity will be from 70 5,0OO oay few hundred behind
Bullock
Gen Banks majority is 427S n17 towns with 10 towns
20 hear from which will increase his vote.
The eoloTed people very much gratied a. the cleo
ton Of the two cOl0red candidates fol the Leg
They polled the regular vote.
Out of 20 members of the House OF Representatives
the Democrats have only nine mombeTs-not solitary
Democrat in the State Senate.
An attempt 20 induce the eight hour men 10 support
either Independent or Democratic candidates entirely
failed Butler carried every town IN has district Lynn
gave him SIX TO one aud Beverly eight 20 one. Not
single ticket WAS distributed In Cambridge yesterday
bearing tho simon pure Democratic head. Grafton and
WestiOrd gave the Republicans UNANIMOUS votes, The
former casting 256 for Bullock 20 for Sweeser
the latter 5 for Bullock 10 the mber for S~eetser
that he received in Grafton. IA 1913 towns Bullock re-
ceiyed three times tie number OF his opponent
ThetwO Boston Districts cast remarkable Union maiOr-
ties compared the whole number Of ballots IN the lid
Twitches plurality Is 81 in total OF 9O6j votes He
nccorcd ncafy two and ahaftmes as aly az bis Demo
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TnR RESULT IN RENSSELAER, COUNTY,


Troy Nov T. IS66-There is not probably in the State
brighter spot than Rensselaer, County and m Of it's
features the result Of the election here ought to be especial
IL GRATIFYING 20 true Republicans everywhere Two men,
qhOs. u. Carroll and Gideon Reynolds who had left the
Republican party and joined their fortunes with the
bcnoenacy In the hope of securing Office have had their
claim passed upon the people, aud have branded
with TIE seal Of their righteous condemnation. When
Gov Fenton from oonsdera'e regard for the interest
M the State, found Il necessary not 10 appoint
Mr. Carroll Canal Appraiser the latter struck hands
with disOya Democracy and has since been IN search
al an ofce from them He had itching for Congress
this Pail bus the certain numerical superiority Of the Re
publican party and the great and deserved personal popu
karty Of the Hon. j. A. 0nswOid deferred INN from ae-
ceptng the nomination and after casting about fo place
and power he concluded try bic hand for the Assembly
from the Troy District which usually gives Democratic
majority Of from 500 TO 500 Well ho was nominated,
would be last reached and sycophaney aud Judasu be
again rewarded But the people put on the harness. and
pubcanl nominated VIM. Genley, an honest and public
spirited eitizen opposition 90 Mr. Carroll, and strange
20 say be elected By the astonishing majority OF oi4
PR Carroll proved 10 be no where IN the race and nouns
bis defeat without receiving the sympathy Of even those
who from party Considerations gave him their suhrages.
The other renegade Republican, who received ht1ng
Rebuke al the hands Of the people, Gideon Rey-
polds, formerly member OF the Republican
State. Committee. When Andrew johnson eP0sta'
ezd he followed him. in the hope Of controlling the Fed
era appointments In tins Congressional District. Lake
Cao he had aspirations Congress- but dared not face
abe music IN that contest lie then turned bis attention
20 the Assembly, and obtained the Democratic nonina
ZION IN the Second District against the Hon NJ. F.Mhe,
me present epupcau member Old. worked hard Tor an
election and used every art and arthce 10 achieve victory
bot when the votes were counted he found that
ths unpufenaPabe men Of bis district bad declared by
WI majority against any assumption his pas; In the in
tufe 10 represent Their views express their political SEN
pMtpf helesloIih, 70 may conclude that The politics
81 Renselaef vii be purer and better om the defeat Of
those men. 10 Iu
~ Grswods majority lntbe District ir, Con,,,,s, il
alcut 3OO-26Fip Washington and acc 10 Rclsselncf
tioy fehton ma Gritty 70 The city N ~ aoa,nst p03 fo
b9ptI 20 iSS~a kepntNap Gab q l]oo N hc
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MICHIGAN

ALL THE REPUBLICAN cOSGREssMES ELECTED.
DETROIT Mich, Nov. 7.-Mchgan elects the entire
Republican Congressional delegation.
Beaman's majority in the Ist District is 4,3Ol-a Re-
publican gain on the vote Of 1864 OF 400.
In the lid District Cpsons majority 6si0-a gain Of
go.
In the lid District Blairs majority 3?sl-a gain Of
COZ.
In the WITH District for heard from, Ferry has
300 majority.
In the VII District 1rowbridge has ] 800 majority.
In the With District meager returns give Drugs 1000
majority.
The Republicans gain largely throughout the State.
In Wayne County which includes Detroit, they elect
the Sheriff Prosecuting Attorney and Recorder and gain
two state Senators and three Representatives.
The Common Council Of Detroit stands 10 Republicans,
Democrats and WOrkingman. The Republicans gain
members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08

PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Gen Count Thun Commander Of Mnximians Austrian lie
eon and Baron Maorte Austria Col Lewis Philadelphia
H. Cooke NJ d. Montreal and Prof Schanek Philadelphia ~
tie Breyoort House the Hon Geo. H. Williams oregon '"
H. Brown and Ashiwaa, Japan, and j. b. Dider Pans AZ
the METROPOLITAN Col Count de Cpriani Italy Col f. Hail.
North Carolina and Conseer de Azambga at the New York
Hotel Can't Twitcbe james 18Th Hnssars Toronto ana
Capt RhoostoG Russia at the Clarendon Gen b. y konAe
U s A. and Capt A. L. Case, U. S Navy, at the Bancroft
House Capt H. H. wyman, U. s Navy eXAayor Bu't'rhed
Utica and Judge Spencer Syracuse at the Astor House
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NEARLY SUFPocArED.-Early on Wednesday morn
ing some Of the inmates Of No wahngtonaee occupied
by family Bowers found smell Of coal gas pe'adns
investigating the matter the nauseoBs smell was
found TO proceed from upper ROOM where NUMBER OF pr
sons we're sleeping and proceeded from defective hue The
room occupied By and children and several OF
them removed from the completely overcome by the
fumes of the gas while all less affected Medical
aid pocnred and bad results expected 70 follow
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WISCONSIN,.

THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY MORE BRILLIANT.
n
LACROSSE, Wis, Nov. The Republican victories
come thicker and larger than anticipated Gen. c. C.
Wsshburn's majority for Congress IN the Lacrosse Dis
tric Will rise = 9OoO Lacrosse County foots up nearly
900 Republican majority, with large gains. Vernon
Comfy Il good for 100 Republican majority. Pierce
County gives 40 Republican majority.
MANY towns in Western Wisconsin and Southern Min.
have given less than five per cont oil their entire
vote the Democratic parry The people ghoui the
Northwest are sOunder than oak.
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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IsIpNs AnrIcLEsTLs Election. TIE Maryland Trials. Whom
News Tor business Men and Farmers, Soldier. and Pn1sS
Tax EIIcnoss~SsS.Yd1f a1sseSas' New Jersey, Yer.
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Esws Of TaE WEIK-pOms.e News, YorL ciiy Southern
New-cOndliOn Of South European New.-Enszd France
Tss Spanish Pa 81. Boos. Of the week
son in Gsaaay The Rev G. T. sSScIs jsSss Gsassa Dr.
LKrrEE Tos Brown OxyoRDrFrom Our Special Cor
IL % SGnSs.Sn 70 T al R n am a., q
Msnbsr. Of Late LiOs Cabinet Ro@s' Fatal accident
ton Of Gov Eyre The Famine III Iadia.
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tel Sas aud Strange HoTsi T.; Wen Dressed Men ard %
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LITERATURE
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MINNESOTA.
THE UNION VICTORY COMPLETE.

THE UNION VICTORY COMPLETE
ST. PAUL, Nov. 7.Donnelly in Northern Minnesota is
reelected by $500 majority. Window is reelected IN
the Southern Minnesota district by about $500.
In Southern Minnesota Houston County has given over
200 Republcan majority being clear gain Of 300,
1t having last Fall given seven Democratic majority
Mower County gives about 35 Republican majority beng
gain of about $50 Fillmore County gives ~ krplbh-
can majority, being q gain Of over 300.
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LECTURE ON VETERINARY SCIESCE.-Last evening
very interesting delivered before the students OF
the New York College Of Veterinary Surgeons In Lexington
ave- By Dr. j. Busecd Professor Of Surgical Pathology and
Histology Of that Institution There large attendance OF
students and their ay friends present and the lecturer was IN
troduced the audience by Dr. Janord Professor OF Anat
and Physiology Among those present were nOuceDe
Prof Dalton Prof Stephens, Peter Cooper ana f DallR
DIR Busted introducing bis subject alluded to the TACT tat
veterinary science was its infancy IN this country put
we have had nnouted evidence that the art cultivated at
n period Of the worlds history The trees ana
Romans knowledge of the veterinary art cato Naro
poet Virgil friendly 10 the science ana TOOK an
interest In al that peraned the horse The Arabans ana
Spanish Of the diseases Of horses ana UNDERSTOOD
the remedies them in imperfect manner Francis the
First Of France and his physician and many Of their co
poraries were skilled in the veterinary profession
Inc lecturer alluded the fact that Sir John
Moore owed his disastrous defeat and death 70 the
lad treatment and confinement hpboard Of the horses
sent England mount his cavalry Dr. Bnsteed IN the
Of remarks censuTcd In elaborate manner me
services who for hmanys sake had de-
Soted time and auOns labor TO alleviate the diseases 81 AMI
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veterinary science had progressed rapidly I'm the United
States the foundation Of the FIRST Veterinary College IN
Pennsylvania in 1853 Nearly every great city IN Europe had
veterinary college supported founded by their respective
Governments Lyons Btiin Vienna, Copenhagen stock
holm London, and other largo European cities had large col
ges devoted wholly veterinary science and immense sums
Of money have been spent on this noble science.
spoke the qualities OF the horse and other AM
mails connection with his subject He was listened TO
throughout great attention the conclusion OF ms
lecture brief addresses made by JOi Dalton stephens
and Nj Peter Cooper The College charted in le and
has about 80 students in attendance II hasa Library Hospital
and Museum attached and most valuable knowledge OF com
paryo anatomy be obtained during the three years Of
study which compose the course.
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cratic opponent The IVth District elected Hon Sam
Woopet by plurality Of 47l9 in total Of II on. Two
years ago his plurality 49lS out Of aggregate of
1884 He obtained more than two and half times me
number gwen 20 Mr. Wlghtlnan' Mr. Wightman ne-
creased Mr. Abbots vote OF years since from 5is5 to
353 The sum total Of the whole is that Massachusetts,
takes ND tho Presidents glove Two Of her members elect
are Ilcdped 70 imIeaeh BIN, BuueT and bontWeI.
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county Gov +. has majority Of 2,060-a gain Of over
1900 since 1864. Eleazer Wooster, Republican, is
elected to the Assembly from the Hid Distinct making
the delegation from Rensselaer, unit in favor Of Re.
publican United States Senator and the Constitutional
Amendment
This unexpected result occasions great rejoicing this
city and Republicans have done little else to-day than 20
congratulate one another the splendid success
achieved.
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NEWJERSEK.

pFPRAT oP GOV. NEWELL IN THB SECOND DISTRICT
TRENTON, n. j. Nov. 7.-Chares Haight, Democrat
is elected IN the Second District by majority OF over
900
The Legislature in both branches is Republican.
Tho Republicans in New-Jersey have gained ono Con-
eressmsn having elected three members out Of deega
ton of FIVE The chef glory of this victory is In the de-
feat of that most violent Of all COpperheads, JACK
Rogers Tie reported maorities are az follows:
voTR POR COEoRERstfFN
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CITY NEWS.

Tie sergeants Ct the Police Precincts and conduct
or. Of the ,aroa City railroads will please receive thanks
for facilities afforded our reporters in Meeting and transmitting
a. ri,y elo,tiou reirrns.
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LATEST SHIP NGg4.
ARRIVED.
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9sd, New .orlv'ns oei 70 wi.i' N i.,. .

s,..u,tin f,-, ard New oglns Oct 70 si. al.,. ard
o.. 80 fosasu sJgt 10 81 Virginia experienced
goas Ne Nov a. = Is long :, ~ l Ph ovs a,., -
ace yesseI v IN vard attached and qHIi Of wreck
B,rS John o. Paint Eubhe Sidney p - days with eoe 10
F.S uAllG Co.
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DELAWARE.

DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY, 200.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Retuns from the election in
Delaware received
Newcastle County gives $50 majority for Riddle.
Kent County gives 92l DomOcutc majority.
Sussex County is not complete but enough Is known 10
fix the Democratic majority in the State at 600, gain OF
IA
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refused 10 re-

NJ rrLEGRsPu TRIBUNE.
MILLEDGEyiLLE, Nov. Tho ~'~' refused 10 re-
consider The bl repeating The usury l.t
bill introduced n the House @ ing contracts based
slave property null
Great interest s manifested n the result Of The Northern
election.
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REpnRLLc1N REIOLcLyGS.

ALBANY, Nov. THE Republican Union General
COMMITTEES are firing 100 guns in honoT OF their victory IN
this County, and the reelection Of Cav. Fenton.
MIDDLETowy Co. Nov. The Douglass Battery are
fng salute the PARK in this city In homo. OF tho re-
cont ReIuhNcan iTIumphs.