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majority; Democratic gain 20. Steu-
ben County, Coming, First District,
| Nelson 3 majority; Democratic gain
Second District, Nelson 9 majority
Democratic loss 5. Chemurg County,
Elmira City complete, gives Nelson
204 majority; Democratic gain 201.
Cayuga County, Meutz, Nelson 70
majority; Democratic gain 101.
Dutchess County, America. First Dis
-trict, Sigel 21 majority; Republican
gain a. The foregoing returns
Show nett Republican loss of 1886.
Genessee County, Batavia, Sigel 40
majority; Republican loss IA. Otse-
90 County, Otsego, Nelson 3 majority; /;
Republican loss 8. Wyoming County,
Warsaw, ,Sigel 16 majority; Republican
loss IL. Mr.. Greedy has 164 majority
Chenango County. Alton. Sigel 81
majority; Republican loss Al. Ulster
County, Kingston. Nelson 900 ma
jority; Democratic loss DO. Broome
County, Binghampton (complete), Si-
gel 237 majority; Republican gain
10. New York City, eight OF the %
wards give Nelson 1889 majority.
New YORK. November 2-Queens
County, Jamaica, Nelson 257 majori-
ty; Democratic gain z. Livingston
County, Geneseo, Sigel 113; Republi-
can loss PIP. Eenssaeler County.
Lansingburg, First District, Sigel 279
majority; Republican less 40. Essex
County, Grown Point, Sigel 2l7 ma
jority; Republican loss III. Niagara
County, Lockport City, Sigel 40 ma
jority; Republican gain 80. Mont
gomery County, Minden complete,
Sigel 50 majority; Republican loss GA.
Livingston County, Caledonia, ST.
gel So majority; Republican loss II;
Columbia County, New Lebanon, Mel
son 36 majority; Democratic gain /.
Allegheny County, Amity, Sigel 131
majority; Republican loss Sc. Orange
County, Chester, Nelson 2 majority;
Democratic loss 25; Greeley has l
majority. Montgomery County, Sigel
100 majority; Democratic loss 1.
Goshen, Nelson 14l majority; Demo
cratic loss 3. Cortland County, Mar
athon, Sigel 20 majority; Republican
loss 30. Ontario County, Victor, ST.
gel 13 majority; Democratic gain 29
Westohester County, Bedford, Si,
gel IA majority; Republican gain o.
LeWisburg, Sigel IA majority; Re
publican loss p. Broome County,
Fenton, Sigel SO majority Republican
loss AZ. Washington County, Kings
bury. Sigel IL majority; Republican
loss GA. Greenwich, Sigel 159 major
ity; Republican loss 262. Chautauqua,
Ripley, Sigel IL majority; Republican
loss IL. Chenango County, Greene,
Nelson % majority; Democratic gain
40. Cayuga County, city of Auburn,
Sigel 356 majority Republican loss
3l2. Washington County, White
hall. Nelson 107 majority; Democratic
loss Z. Essex County, Ticonderoga,
Sigel 81 majority; Republican loss 90
Otsego County. Richfsld, Sigel 122
Republican loss 81 Seneca
County. Waterloo, First District, Mel
son 10Y majority. Orange County,
Newburg, Sigel SO majority; Repub-
liean loss 136. Bloomingrove, Sigel
80 majority; Republican loss 81. Os
wego County, Albion, Sigel 46 major
ity; Republican loss 81. Monroe
County, Pittsfeld, Nelson % major
ity; Republican loss 81. Onondago
County, Tully, Sigel 151 majority; Re
publican gain 4. Herkimer County,
German Flats, Sigel LOG ma
ioriry; Republican loss 73. Kings
County gives about 10000 Democratic
majority, against 1900 last year.
One hundred and twenty towns and
the interior of the State, and includ-
ing those already reported, give the
Democrats a gain of 1852. Broome
publican loss 10l. Schoharie County,
Oableskill, Nelson 195 majority;
Democratic gain p. st. Lawn enee
County. O5wegotchie, Sigel 427 ma
jority; Republican loss 81. OSwego
County, Mexico. First District, Sigel
$40 majority; Republican loss 1S3.
Richland, Sigel 102 majority; Repub-
lican loss 1913. Duchess County,
Poughkeeps:e City complete gives ST.
gel 81 majority; Republican loss PAS.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-The voting is
proceeding quietly. The weather is
pleasant. There has been several ar
rests for illegal voting, but few dis
turbauees have occurred. Greeley,
for Comptroller, is largely running
ahead Of his ticket.
New YoRK, Nov. 2-11 p.M.-Re-
turns from nineteen Wards of the
city give 81, 1872 majority for Nelson,
over Sigel. The Wards to hear from
will increase the majority to certainly
45, 500. Greeley, for Comptroller, runs
ahead of his ticket z, 900 or 5000
votes. The Democrats lose over 49,
600 In New York and Brooklyn, but
gain so largely In the interior, that
there seems no doubt Of the election
of the whole Democratic State ticket
by from 10000 to 10000 majority.
The State Senate is doubtful, but
probably Republican by two or three
majority The Democrats gain Sen
otor in Monroe District, but are likely
to lose Ia one or two oth3F districts.
The Assembly is undoubtedly Repub.
lean.
Vote for Secretary of State-First
Ward, Sjgel 393. Nelson 2,410; Second
Ward, Sigel 108, Nelson 1913; Third
Ward. Sigel 202, Nelson 579; Fourth
Ward, Sigel 496, Nelson 3,189; Fifth
Ward, Sigel 641, Nelson 1856; Sixth
Ward, Sigel 536, Nelson 5.738; Sew
enth Ward, Sigei 1,025, Nelson 4, 4,839;
Eighth Ward, Sigel 1,451, Nelson
q, 1896; Ninth Ward. Sigel g, ,220, Mel
son 3667; Tenth Ward, Sigel 1857,
Nelson 2,066; Eleventh Ward, Sigel
2 248, Nelson 4.724; Twelfth Ward,
.SigeI / .924, Nelson 8, Az; Thirteenth
Ward, Sigel 1,163, Nelson 2.6O3;
Fourteenth Ward, Sigel 66T, Nelson
3.545, Fifteenth Ward, Sigel 1891,
Nelson 1745; Sixteenth Ward, Sigel
PA, Nelson 2,944; Seventeenth
Ward, .Sigel 4,327, Nelson 5.4O0 \
Eighteenth Ward, Sigel 2,367, Nelson
1898; Nineteenth Ward, Sigel 1851,
Nelson 4. .527; Twentieth Ward, SigeI
1862, Nelson 1899; Twenty first
Ward, Sigel 1919, Nelson 1863;
Twenty second Ward, Sigel 1854,
Nelson 1864. Totals, Sigel, 36,682;