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KINGS COUNTY.


COnGressmen Elected.
First district Stephen Tabor. democrat
Second dlsrict--Demas Barnee, democrat
Third district (sh0rt term)-J. d. Hunter, democrat
Third district lIong termi-w. r. ROBINSON democrat
Assemblymen Elected.
First dIstrict-Patrick Burns, democrat
Second district-Charies o. Belden, democrat
Third dstrict-Patrick Keedy, democrat
Fifth distrct--Fred. T. Parsons radical.
sixth distrct--John Raber democrat
Seventh district-Henry NJ Dixon, democrat.
Eighth district-Harden NJ. Hallet, democrat.
Ninth district-John q. Jacobs, democrat
Coanty Omcers Elected.
Shern-Patrick Campbell, democrat.
Street Commiss oner-Robert Furey, democrat.
Surrogate-Wiiliam d. Veeder, democrat
City Judge-George Thompson. democrat.
Justice OF Sessions J. VOORHEES,, democrat
superntendents OF the Po0r--John Delaney and 49,
DOR, democrats.
Supervisors Elected.
First ward--Cortand SDrague, democrat
Third ward-William H. Talmage democrat
Fifth ward~Peter Donnelly, democrat
Seventh ward--E. Wilson Bloom, democrat.
Ninth ward-James Cassidy, democrat
Eleventh ward-James H. Howell, Jr., democrat
Thrte nth sard-Howel Smith, radical
Fifteenth ward--Henry Beales radical
seventeenth ward--James Gorny democrat
Nineteenth ward-Frcderlck Scholes, radical.
Aldermen Elected.
Second wari-Hngh Mclaughlin, democrat
Fourth wari-rhom,s r. heroine, radical
Sixth ward-James O'Brien, democrat
Eighth ward-1homas Pitbladdo, radical
Tenth ward--Jacob J. Bergen, democrat
Twelfth ward--Dsnnis OKecffe, democrat
Fourteenth ward-Pbp Brady, democrat
Sixteenth ward-Harman l. Guck democrat
Eighteenth ward --SannslL Carlisle, radical
Twentieth ward-Wm. g. Cooper, democrat
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Democratic Majority in the
City 46,664.
Fenton Probably Elected by from 5000
to 5000 Majority.
CANDIDATES ELECTED IN BROOKLYN.
Scenes and Incidents in This City and
Brooklyn.
THE CONTEST IN OTHER STATES.
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Illinois Gives 10000 Republi-
can Majority.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS CHOSEN.
~~~~>~o>~.>~~>~D>>o>>o~~~~
Peaceful Election in Baltimore and the State
Gone for the Conservatives.
&c. &C. &c.

The result in this city yesterday astonished NOT
emily the radicals, but even the democrats them
solves A gain Of nearly ten thousand over the
majority in 1864, when II was supposed that the
whole strength Of the party was cast for Horatio
Seymour, was far ahead Of their most sanguine
expectations.
There are hardly sufficient returns from the
ltsrior Of the State TO indicate the result Of the
gubespatorial contest. The immense majoritics
n this city and Brooklyn for Mayor Hoffman viii
- difficult to overcome; but we nevertheless
entertain the opinion that Governor Fenton has
besn reelected by small majority probably
from three TO five Thousand. His gains in the
country towns. though small, have been very
sAsAdy and regular.
In the other States that held their elections yes
ssrday the republicans have increased majorities,
ed stamped their approval Of the constitutional
aDsndment by sendink men TO Congress every
Vay identified with that measure.
A far as we have learned the elections passed
- quietly, and even In Baltimore. where difficulty
vas apprehendcd, there was hardly sufficient ex.
element TO make the contest interesting.
The following table Of the vote in this city. by
election districts, win be found complete, and the
1gures viii not vary materially from the official
eonvasa. f
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MARYLAND


BALrs0an N.Y. a-f0r n
The election paacd IN yery p@osably. me oonssrr.
silyes have carried nc CITY BY about tbrses bunarsd
mstaniy large crosaa out cheering fos Asnn ana
Pres dent Johnaon The radicals are sue, al ca
uined
seams greet office, from tie nrt he pr~vsa,on
Of bloodsbsd ~ compelling "a. old Commissioners %
rive The qualified diTrnrhised vg,er tb@ chsn@
" exercise iheV right u ffnnch -. He bN
surceefcd 10 having proved uat vhen tho
poN are uroiHfruclrf Tie people yndsrAIn
tbern.rlvea without resort 10 fofue. TIC radicals after
having ehsrgud swann with spfosn,r9 r~gn~rs IN As
interest N returned rrh~ have adnn thai the sses
on rteri on sptyntrf w che 90 I'D nn Bnara have
endorxsd ~ hsr acts Nhie atfnx board ~ c0nrgl
and rsview ths yFocrcd nga 81 rwAnn's rrgl atrrM
his bss ben great triumph ice the G0ssrnoy n n
erected ths fhs Commissioner. u - rwlsM.~a 81
once and thai tLsrs vl mo- b. n0rs f0ubs saa ssns~
msnL
Annapolis gives ga Conservative rss-fsy B~sir III
and Hartford count, shout 100 rsorsy fos Arhsr Coo
serYs,ise snr Ccnrrew, hw majority over Jshs n
1bonss, radical, ell 70 more thss 100 n us sis
". ruii vo,. ~ ne csy =, conservative. s,sss; 80
cal ftga EVER conserysiiss ca1aitsis % slscs<1 W
s~nAis and HooA@
In the slnsesth vsra stone ov.r Eve bssds-a woes
w~rs PIT in ID. F-tuctes bar ~ b.A
qualified b@fos ths registry bosrd ketsvrs fsoa Ai~-
g1ny and Frsdsrfk fasorsb~ " ss<fIon Of ". ".
ksutby over Frsnk rhomss. se<arnx TIE ~esis~
ecassvsilye dsesssssa "a csns~a ISslsha isgs
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SCENES AND INCIDENTS.


In tho Vicinity Of tho Herald Orlrr.
The old and time bonorcd custom OF Gocklng q the
HrsALn once for esrly and accurate returns
yaroue wards fully carried out iass night large
crowd e.embled al carly hour Of the evening, nng
tho office bosflng up thu doorways and completely
choking tho street IN front OF tho building Il wa,
sthal, orderly crowd, aud tho occasional Jokes
cracked at the expense lhe candidates kept
poncpt parts IN continual good bumor. From tim,
,tnr received numerous aciions the up town
dont dl'ailshcd with the intelligence obtained
eheshcre arrived ard nwelei tao already ,ast proper
tnns Of too thrung There a continual passing 70
aud fro OF pssons, merely taking carsorv gare
a, tho bulletin On which Tho returns dis
plAJ cd, While others appeared II tbey deemed
u dn'y 20 impress thor political opinions
whoever would i~ton sh.tn The fashion
jo.ied cech other A. additions wern made 70 tpn
rotrna, the paTfans or the several candidates would
cheer ,oady A. eight O'Clock Y. n, crowd had
completely barred tho passage through Nassau street.
and as tho returns BEGAN 70 ba made With alacriy
v became exceedingly dem0nstraiya. and cheer after
cheer w"rf given With VIII ia WIS matter 81 lrnuos-
ability Tor tube VI the persons present % get
glimpse ~ hc re,utus, consequently thu crowd outside
was indebted for information 10 few cnfcrrrlsing mas.
ydaaiS, who BY climbing az ~. door posfa we've rna
BLEED 10 IA" canvas Which tho figures placed
ana fron their elevated positions they called ogt the
NUMBER as they marked. The fannghi oscr
the dsnr then uned and through then, ssxcd
number Of men and boys ~no announced ~,,h cheers
The rturn8 10 favor OF tho democratic randliaies hot
wGe generally silent about tho gain u. other sde
Bds ~er" freely made; hut the odds gac'aaioi very
VIII NJ one time two % required IL favor ~
Iebton and found takers ~i,lun short perfect after
nso 10 on" on Hoffman went begging IN. greater rae
~ Tho intrre., seemed centf-i In tho
cruor, very little mention being made OF III.
for 'he other orires one time III, gre no wa, r~r
fet Babel Of confession and tho din ol ntsose
and dr.~ncd all other noises Cheers and Rrosns
mnFici and queries. answers, erclamai oas ard rail
l"ty blended together In uniatinRu.shabie eanIas8b
renfils and notebooks demand. AMI any
spc' erering hc onst facility % write awaited ~
" parties Who fad money aiakcd upon tho result Ths
KEEP, upn until TIN entire city had been daily saD-
vaaseG, when the crowd dgparfei
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MISSOURI.

sr Louis, No, Nov. g. 1850.
Gencra, PHO In elected over Hogan Ia the PRS; dis
tr,c BY abou, 800 majority.
Tho county ticket radIoa 10 eectsd BY majority u
300
The conservatives elect two ont % six State Senators
and three Of 10 rtecn Representative including Frank
Bar who beats Branscomb by about 10 7otss
The returns from The interior very ineagre but
far give a rad cal majority
Kansas gives 900 radical majority, jefferson CITY
100 and Franklin county 900 majority.
Judge Eeseorb II elected in the Sernnd dltTst by
an overwhelming majority.
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, Nov q, 1900.
In the Frt Congressional district Paine mas 1900
Jority over Brown, Democrat.
In the seconi district Hopkins s elected In the Third
District Obj tho Firth district, Sawyer: and In the
Sixth district WashhurD--all republicans. They
elected hv sggr gate majority OF az least II 600
In The Fourth dislrct Edrdgc, democrat. " reelected
by about 900 majority.
Ro'h house OF the Legislature viii DO largely repub
hcan bv an incresvsed majority
Tue republican gains are very heavy WI the state.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Connecticut California, Kentucky, New hampshire
Rhode Island and Tennessee, choosing twenty nine mem
berr arc yet 70 elect or these Tho republicans viii pro-
oaby carry the four districts In conneecat the three
In California, tho shrco In New Hamrshrc the two IN
Rhode Islsnd and OF tho nine Kentucky WIN. q,
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ILLINOIS,.

CmcAc', Nov. o, 1904
The returns from the city ~ yet incomplete. The
republican majority ~ about [, ZOO, gain OF 5000
Ninety towns In different parts OF the State outside Of
Chicago give Logan ~ 900 majority.
The returns show republican gains, and Indicate
lor " In the state % 10000.
The Congressional delegation viii probably b. the
before.
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KANSAS.

Torrsa, Ksnsas, Nov 0, 1900
Tho republican tickle. IN this comfy v sicc,ed by
handsome majority.
The Sixth senaiolsi d'strfet fve~ Crawford for Gov
enor 80 majority and Clark jOr Congress, Mo sane
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CONNIE c1iCUT.

NEw DAVIS, Conn. Nov. O. 1906.
m. tcsn election toesv resulted the election o. ihs
democralie,rkci With hr exception q tie roun Clerk,
who vas surr0rted b, both the republican and the
workinsmenA cssaDlfAtoHA ibs d.a.ocrsiic plurality
u go
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one you'd have rupTossi ma o>ossipn -
porias, TO the sAder ~ tle rrrautcaa rsfij. they
vo.d have nnsiefei sifarg the,r headquarters -
BFeadsay tus ~ cDttf.ry tba fact tn
we're sias~i Ge..rs1 aarn4 90 Jay Three Or faar
cisf ai = ABLE foiihs ballot papsfs AMI ssiGs tern
T. fsf.0us VIC wshfei them hr 90 II to l.illna
ho'hs con7srpaon = ,bs etA6sos a. ~ ussi
eandlfste eN1gcd y 80 i - FREELY ss1es ,tai
nd ttfoas fnf I'D LARGELY nn Tplsa bsyins ~. thr.r
paint ffna prtAia anf cse a~nfsi rsY4ffss h0@
itls rn4it ~ 4 "a Nnte i0 nst~ ~ f~Bttv.
N Ist ahd $50 ai ,rrs. sns s'rsssfs.s- are rsrss.
tai Aa H. Il Mri BROS fsat farfy trss has gfsn 90
- thr h. srt msFs t4faiy Lad giana rhs
frlnh'ssr heseansf ~ 800 not ero sa-a ~te
pnassrf 4as sbeer4i Tie Eri aa' nseb N@r~ ssrf,ss
M #4aa otstct ad aet te hpyeea ~ RI 49,
49, ~. z ,.s sas 'sa.s.i. ,,sh,
OF AZ ~ r,sei psr 80 'leA rssss a. - s'assl
l.sa. sA, - esi ar1 ibs wgrtiDy MsEhst,sn issna
49, afssYant - fisca "a ~ wRrea - ns yef
,sftsy ~ 200 Di mslisf = ars"' ,hAs 4 "a -
a. iosrre ieis qane pF,s tie uo ~. lhai - a.
silsrrssn .bs fecfaea ~ fate for 10 dstnsflls
issst ~. sleassf flilat@lf~ wso aetes'si - -
~ - tbs frtpb ran r.na dses ray - hsiif ss ~
fsstaai = fnHncs olseis = aay tbsu NJ Tfeef
dsg Tiatia q -. - NAY haFe risssf Ffe1 ~ ~
'ss fefuii ana 'aas 1s eysrins th-rs al - = ~
sllyhNf sGn - ma toniWNf ~ ihs n~Ns3@fer~
shd 80 he ri4.nfaa Rnd isasaen. fsts 49, fss'
i~sn sfisnass s'~s 'h- rfrsis - $50 - 80
rn@e. wtt ~ Aafe is~su tstnn fs~n ~ ~ 1--WE
IN ils svrnfrw. klpwi ksr rh#s fssth rslfrs nsr@
anrtsf r f-pstlA1Es less ai tsatq afsr. r ~ 80
eesiens Ihsffrst s'sats egas asfse H.s = ias'inr
tofss orr fn4iff q s9taH ffie R,Nfef fff-efiss
rin, ssaf gess isaFs'1r a 80 = IA ~ .s.'s''.sg
m meeting hagng tssu sadff u efisf, ~ F"'-t
spW1Hied FhsWanam rrffs ~sfs NNatt - ~
~ hssrs. Nas.r rasEfsfy iys,en sptse f..sl..a.
The hura-a ~ ~ 49, fsH 49, & e fnaw~ febhw@
80 : rasr 800 -, -. -, - -
sn1 t.si ~ ra.es ses rsa1s8 @es tH - nfh ~
f~rar 80 t.fy 800 - te ~.
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fhb gives thiry -four rsp9blians n tho scpae 10 -
Yemoc ats with twelve vaoancs - D. Allied, wilhoas
counting he mefnhers frvn anf u Tho states to 10
resfian except Tennessee of the Twelve raeGsrsee
ten viii undoubtedly - NJ ID Wy repubicana w one
from ILLINOIS, one from Indiana, too froa Kanass, ono
from Missouri ona from se~ York, from Nov Jsr-
icy, ono 'fom Nevada, ono frum rsnnsyisana aad
from Wloonsin Kentucky viii % eour-s slaci demo
orAi. and probably Maryland also mis- au fse. va
t~sniyaiS states r.trussEle foI fur sspohutnta y
slshG drraocrAim
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He CITY.
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

rhe following table shows the vote for Governor
n each prscnct In the city Of New York. 70 which IN
appended comparative statement OF the gubernsaorai
voee by wards In 1854 and 1885,
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a. he fet.l0GNa1 tfatgreft~fs sefe~s - nsssf-s,
80 russ,s fsts Wfsf, na ssosysi pestryNsgn tss
s..s ,as isa ssef4sr ~ fsessNs ths rssasss "a a..
.is~liga Ns rpsm tati~s ~..-.s,, nfssv 80
sssssf 49, "a ~ bssr- at osiak NJ 5cbn bssS,,
a~ryaan ., kfs stH~a ned ts fset ssd ~ ~ wTme~s
~ - fgsfaHtss rv~wsrt. - saoashs Ttsa@,As
ttsf fts Dtf gNFt 80 tbm iNarmAtiu ssaln ~ -
t.slfs bsstN sftsfH p~srra pfs~ft So osiisr "
= 'srft 81 @sa. rps~ snf p~ur~~~f thfss rtesgs
- CsFsuapf Gen'eai TIE rsn ss. ftwg~N9rf - ~
ssg.Lfs peffsa c1hnK ~ ufse cheers o. Gsfefs*
Uo~ata ~ r~f~pns tesssk lssassx Aaisg etessfea
~ issts ~ shs psspss % sAastisA a.. b@A4As r.
teffr rffe~t
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NEW JERSEY.


The following Il the vote for Congressman In HudsA
county Fflh district Including the city % Newark -:
cAesvtsf D--~ HaASev, n
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rsfs 80 ssfy ntsss ssssis@ssi lest tfs y Np'afi
hsAds1.-su Va sn pspssrsy Al sssa eos~a -
,w.~a s~sssy sci uHsy psrrpss sssp rs"sssi shss I.
hour ls>rsss~s ~ t.ses t1ss nsrisr A. - utes
asrsg M ssssss sla 80 ssab~T sie'se - Assis<
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rruworatr-6ifeon fucker, democrat
sssrcsarr-John X Racket, democrat
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N. Hrrr,nsr as,ao~-.s
-. AiesAnder 4haler. republican,.
soron1- William sshirmsr, d~m0crni
ksgwtss--jn aoabt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-11
atal estatt.
LENTz z, ApPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
oGlee ;s23 Third street, North Side,

N SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house aud Won improved, aiN miles from
Dayton, adjoining Liberty Si,oO' -.,.
a fine residence, 81 acres, woN imprpNeui
within one mile Of DaytOn--f9,3D0. r4s ..L.,-
frame house and four acres, on Orecncastle
Hill-f 900 cheap.
4 farm OF 100 acres, on Hear Creek, good land,
for $50 per acre.
A farm two miles from Dayton, on the Coying-
ton pike; ~ acres Of land good brick house large
new'barn and other outhlildlngs, IN good order.
t!ond brick house and sixteen acres Of land on
Greenrastle Hni, Will be sold cheap. ~ sold soon.
small farm Of twenty mine acres, siN miles from
Dayton on I.iherty pike; wei improVedi VIII De
sold cheap and ON easy terms, - "a
Good farm near Centervillc, In Washington
township. Of itSii acres, known as the Towns
farm, all in the best OF order, will bc Id cheap
Good farm. all Ia good orier IN Warren county,
on Lebanon roud from MiddletOwn, of one hun
dred and fourteen aud One-half acres; bargain
Good farm Of 90 acres, IN Prebie county, 0hileW,
ishurg and West Baltimore road new mouse nnP
barn. good young orchard all in the hest order
part bottom land. on Mil1cr's fork; bargain.
GOod frame honsu and lot ON Fourth ~, above
highwater mari sold a bargain II sold soon.
A farnl Of 100 acres, mile north Of BrONns sta'
tion, on Western x. H., on Twin Creek, well I'M
proyed-Sl0O0O
farm OF 81 acres, good improvements, al
browns station. ON Western X, k,-S3,2QO,
A finn OF % arres, ON Germantown PKG, miles
from Dayton 5000.
number of houses aud lots In different parts o.
the city. All Will be sold cheap.
fel2-tf LENTI n APPLEGATB X. ". a.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-11
Filterer and Cooler, Combined

Aud we say unhestatingly AMI ndyisedly, that u
is the only article Of the class which has ever seen
offered 90 the public that In every way ILLS our
expectation. We sell 1t ut u moderate price. II
will run for years without touching When nee
essary, can bc re- packed in twenty minutes.
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8lisfelIanenus.a
KEEP COOL.

NNTE wish, by this means, to inform the public,
w that We have at i. +. Elgnr'- GTocery, Main
street. and At j. Oblingcr's, Huston building, JET
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