Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-06
Total. >. .47,Is5 59,9i2

Total .47,Is5 s9,942 15s 1s.e,6
Nett Democratic gain in the city, Il, 757, over
last years majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Poughkeepie, Dutch.
liar gains In the interior. The State undou bt-
esly gone Democratic. Auburn, Cayuga
county, gives 1900 Democratic majerity-a
Democratic gain Of $50. Partial returns from
Broome and Dutchess counties give Demo.
cratic gains.
BUFFALO, Nov. 5..-County gives 300 Dem
oeratic majority; Democratic gain, 600. Large
GAINS in Cnautauqua county, and generally
throughout the interior OF the State
NRw YORK, Nov. Slight to wns in Orange
county gives 436 majority. The State has gone
BROoKLYN, Nov. 5-The sth ward, Brook
lyn, gives Democratic gain OF I67.
BRoOKLYN, Nov. 5.-Thirteen wards give
SO Radical maIority-a Democratic gain of a3o
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 5.-This city gives
about l.6e0 Democratic majority, which in.
snres the election of the Democratic county
ucket. a Democratic Senator and three ont
OF loar DemoeTaiic Assemblymen are elected.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Albany-Democratic
majority, Loco; Democratic gain, 1,O77
Kings county-11,100 Democratic majority:
Democratic gam, 800.
Partial returns from Senate districts show
tweed, Norten, Creamer, Bradley and Genet,
ali Democrats. are elected.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-The State has gone
Democratic by at least 30 eco majority.
Buffalo gives about 1.5O0 Democratic ma.
lority. Nelson's majority in the county Will
be about coo. "A'
NEw YORK, Nov. GO q. m.-Ths following
are the figures in this city: McKeon, Repub-
loan, 25,6ip; Nelson, Democrat, S5,s0g-Demo.
cratic majority, 6o,169. Other figures make the
majority 6l, 1863. There is nothing to add to pre-
yious dispatches. The Legislature rs probably
Democratic, at least in the Assembly. All the
Republican counties show q heavy falling off.
and all the Democratic counties cOrrespondipe
Democratic gains. The entire Democratle
ticket in this city and Brooklyn is elected.
NEW JERSEY.
1REETcS, Nov. Give townships nF Salem
county give 40 Republican MAJORITY. In
Camden county, james Wells, Democrat is
elected 10 the Assembly from the Second Dis
triet. monmouth elects o Democratic Assem-.
Olyman. Pearce is elected in the Third his
triet by 40 majority Democratic gain, 40
NEWARK, Nov. s. Returns show large
DemScratic gains The House of Assembly
small Republican majority. The Democrats
will probably have a majority on the Joint bal
Iot. In Essex county the Democrats gain one
member OF the House. In Atlantic comfy
GailoVay township gives IS Democratic ma
loriiy Muliica township, 81 Republican ma
loItty. Burlington ounty-ChesterfieId, I21
Republican majority; Northampton, l93 Re-
publican majority; Mansfield, 2i Democratic
majority; Boroenstown, 3l7 Democratic ma.
iority; Burlington, 43 Democratic majority:
Beverly, Democratic majority. Gum berland
county-Nmeland gives $50 Republican ma.
Jority for the Assembly Camden county elects
the whole Democratic ticket by 500 majority
Cape May county elects Democratic Senator
ana Assemolynan; Union. Morris, Passaic,
Sussex, Warren, Hudson, Cape May, Middle
sex, Mercer, Camden, ana Burlington counties
report Democratic malorities. Salem county
reports Republican majority. There is
probably Democratic majority in each branch
OF the Legislature.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The vote polled here
is larger than a. any time heretofore under the
registration law, the aggregate being for Gov
i'm Sac-
a. the judicial and municipal election of the
23d OF October. The whole number of names
on the registry is estimated at about 5000:
hence the vote OF yesterday is over 1000 short
OF the registration The entire Democrats
conservative ticket receives a majority here
averaging $4,000. and 1t Is probable that the
vote OF the Stale will give a like aggregate ma
Jority for the same ticket. Ali the Democratic
Convention nominees for the Legislature In
each OF the three city districts are elected as
are also the other officers voted for throughout
the city.
MASSACHUSETTS
BOSTON. Nov 5-About two.thirds of the
State heard from. Bullock's majority Will be
about fifteen thousand, Republican loss Of
cratsi none last year IT will DO three fourths
in favor of license. House-large ma jorlty In
favor of license The Democrats will have
about one-third Of the members. They had
only seventeen last year. 1t seems as IL the op-
ponents to the prohibitory law made very
thorough sweep OF the State Nearly two
hundred towns foot up as follows Bullock,
53,924; Adems, 50, 81. In the same towns last
year Bullock had &c, ,0l8; Sweetzer, 2I,OOl
Bos7ON. Nov. 5-Builock;s majority will be-
very small Boston gives f,5e0 majority for
Adams, Democrat, gain Of e,0G. A liberal
Legislature will be elected. ~ .1s+t - 5@r
Worcester city gives Democratic gain OF
l,500.o l.s sf.|rf T~Ts-f3 Wt7 TL = go
BosroS, Nov. s-Boston gives Adams ma
jori'y Of I,4s3 Lowell elects one Democratic,
two Republican, ana two License Republican
BosTon, Nov. $ Returns which have been
received indicate that the Republicans have
WoRCHsTxR, Nov 5.-The Democrats of this
city formed a procession 1900 strong this
evening, ana marched through the principal
streets with bands Of music. YfV -xl9.f14i
Bos1ON, Nov. 5.--The opponents OF the pro.
hibition and license law advocates ha We un-
doubiedly elected large majority OF the Le-
gislature, and are extremely jubllant in conse-
quence Early In the evening large crowds
eassred in State street, opposite the old State
House, yhere they. were regaied with bands
OF the p. L. l.. organization. Several news
paper ofnceS whose extras were issued, were
surrounded by eager crowds for The latest re-
ports. The scene this evening has been one
OF JoiIncation, and IN exhibition OF good feel.
BOsrOH, NOV -Midnight-Rsturns from
200 cities and iewne teot mp; BULLOCK, 1924.
gave Bullock q, 600. and Swestzsr al.O0O. Bul. !
Ilseptenant Governor Cjafitn and the remain.
about the same majority. The Legislature Is
very largely Republicsn in both branches; but
he opponents Of the yprohihi tory. law haye
two. thirds of each branch. pfi
Boston gives I.50O majority for Adams; Y
Charlestown. 500s Roxbury, 500; Newburport,
6oO Salem gives 260 majority for Bullock:
CheIses, $50, Fall River, go; New Bedford,
40n; Lowell, 400; Gloucester, 800; Springfield.
Peer Harvey is elected Counsellor on the
Democrats tictst IN The Boston District.
MICHlG AN, I
DrrRoIr, Mich, Nov 3-rhe charter elec.
ion took piece here to-day without excite
mens, and with atlight votel Returns from all
ne wards but one show majority for w. W.
wheaton, the Democratic candidate for May.
,r, Of go. This will be reduced by about 800
Councils will remain q tie ae az present. Tho
RrpubIitan caudidate for Director II the Poor 1
4 d two tor justices Of the peace, are probably