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THE ELECTIONS.
New York.

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New YORK, Nov. S.--A few additional re.
turns from the interior of the state increase the
republican majority, and show an increased re-
turn Of republicans to the assembly,
A few additional complete county returns in
crease the republican majority. Wyoming
county gives 1900, Washington county nearly
1000, and Oneida county 1000 republican ma
iority,
All fifteen of the auti-Tammany aldermen
were elected in this city, and fifteen ant-Tam-
many assistant aldermen were also elected.
ECeRiag.-The excitement over the election
has subsidized, and to-day all is quiet
Johnson, democrat is elected in the twenty
sixth district to the senate, making that body
stand, twcnty-four republicans to eight demo-
Gratis, including one Tammanyte, Tweed,
In the assembly the republicans have about
forty majority
Horatio Seymour is defeated by Thomas c.
Fields by 1341 to 221S.
Samuel j. rilden has $500 majority
Aeck Frear, Tammanyite, has fifteen MAORI
~ in the fifteenth district, with one precinct to
be heard from.
Hall, democrat, is elected in the twenty-irst
district.
Curtis and Scdgwick, republican and reform,
are chosen to the superior court, over Jones and
Spencer, by about $4,000.
Spaulding, republican, is elected to the marine
court by $1,000.
Barrctts majority over Lcdwlth is nearly A :
600.
In BROOKLYN, Powell's majority is 1899 over
Booth, while the latter beat Kalbheisch G12S.
The chairman of the republican committee of
Brooklyn has called meeting for tomorrow, to
take measures TO contest the alleged fraudulent
voting.
Measures will be taken by the reform commit
fee TO arrest those accused of violating the cleo
ton laws, engaged in false canvass of votes, and
who refused admittance to the polling booths of
the watchers appointed by the committee.
Mrs. L. d. Mansfield, lady principal, and
other ladies of the Rockand institute, at Nyack,
voted yesterday
The Albany Journals legislative list stands:
Senate-RepubicanS, twewnty-iour; democrats,
six; reform democrats, two. Assembly
LEANS ninety; democrats, thirtythree; reform
democrats, five.
O'Donovan Rosa has a letter in the Sun, tell
ing how he was treated in trying to vote. II
went, he says, "tO vote myself, and was turned
away from the polls. went q second time with
witness, and after being sworn the intelligent
officials put me under arrest. was taken to
the station, but the police magistrate said that
my action was quite legal; that he would not
be party to any such persecution of voters,
and told me was at liberty. When rot back
to the polls again they were closed, and thus
was prevented from voting. My papers were
in your office, and rs | had not them in my
possession was cheated ont ofmy vote"
Tammany hall was shut and deserted last
night.
The reform democrats held a Jubilee at Apollo
hall, and were addressed by Mr.. Tiden, who
said that bus for the Tammany frauds the de-
mocracy to-day would prevail in nearly every
state in the Union.
Hall, Tammany democrat in the 21st assem-
bly, district, is defeated by Whitbeck, democratic
retormer and republican.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov S.--The entire official vote of
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ity will he about II $50.
Cages majority for treasurer is little larger,
but the balance Of the ticket is a little less.
The total vote is about "a 900.
Fifteen fire proof" aldermen and five oppOSi-
ton have been elected.
Beyerid9c, republican, for congressman, has
about 5000 majority in the city and 5000 in the
country.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov S-The democratic MAORI
ty on the state ticket will be about $1,000.
New Jersey
New YORK, Nov. S-Hudson county, N. j.,
complete, gives Parker 1864 majority over
Walsh, republican, for governor, and elects
democratic senator, a democratic sheriff, three
democratic, four republican, and one indepen-
dent assemblymen. This is gain of two demo
cratic assemblymen.
The republican general committee OF New Jer-
sey cOncede that the state has gone democratic
by 1000 majority.
NEWARK, Nov. S.-Retuns since morning in
dicate a majority of about 5000 for Parker In
the legislature, the republicans have 81 assem-
blymen, and the democrats 30; and in the SEN
ate there are 12republicans to democrats.
Mississippi
JACKSON, Nov. S.-Thc state election yester-
day was very orderly. The republicans carried
10 state by majority probably, of $4,000. The
contest was for members of the legislature The
lower house is claimed By both parties Neither
party can have majority of more than four or
five. The senate is conceded TO the republicans
by twelve or fifteen majority. The vote in the
river counties was small, on account of the prev
alence of yellow fever there.
Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. S.-SamUel +. Rice, a
leading republican of Alabama was defeated
for the legislature by Knox, by over 5000 ma
jority.
MOBILE, Nov. S.-The election for sheriff and
other county officers took place yesterday, which
resulted, in Mobile county, in democratic ma
lorty of about 1000. The poll was very large,
being 1896 for the city and county. Although
contested with unusual earnesmcss, all passed
OIL without the slightest disturbance. The rad-
cal candidate for sheriff was negro. The ma
jorty Of the radical candidates we've blacks.
Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. S.-0nicial returns from
all NdiNlS eiCtI inc CnllIt DTOOkS ticker, nCaueu
by Gen. CattersOn for mayor, by an average
majority of two to one. Gen Catterson is the
recently suspended United States marshal and
represented the republican opposition to Sena-
tor Clayton.
Michigan.
DETROIT, Nov S.-For the first time in twelve
years the republicans carried this city. Moifatt's
majority for mayor is 1913. Republican gain,
1900, The common council stands IA repub-
licanS to democrats
Kansas.
LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 8.-Indicahons from the
returns now in, are that the republicans carried
the state by increased majoritcs.
ATCHIsoN, Ks, Nov. S.-The entire republic
can ticket was elccIed in this county, yesterday.
In Dauphn, Nemaha and Marshall counties,
the republicans elect their officers.
Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, Nov. S.-The returns from the
towns and cities give Austin, rep, 1928; Young,
dem, 1895. Austin's majority so far, is 1928.
The vote Of Ramsey county and the city of st.
Paul has not been counted, but will probably
reduce the majority.
wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Nov s. Wisconsin gives
Washburn, rep, 10000 majority, with a repub-
lcan legislature.
Virginia.
RICHMOND, Nov. s.-Virginia has given about
10000 conservative majority, with two-thirds Of
the legislature conServa tives elected.
RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-Ihe house of delegates
will he of about the same political complexion
The republicans have probably gained two sena-
tors,
Our New York Dispatches.
New YORK, Nov S.-A private DISPATCH