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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-03
New York.

New York, November 2. Scattering returns
from the interior show nearly uniform gains over
the vote of last year. The result in the State is
doubtful.
81 districts heard from give Bgelow 1869,
Seward 1851. Olney, for district attorney, 7,079,
Phelps, 1878. Smythe, for recorder, 1929,
Hackett l0743. These returns cover every part
of the state.
81 districts in the state, outside Of the city OF
New York, shows rep. net gain OF about 1900.
Jackets maj. for recorder will not exceed 7,
900. Half the city has been heard from.
100 out of 557 election districts heard from, give
Bigelow l4,703; Seward l046S; Olney 9772;
Phelps l5,410; Smythe 1852; 1Iackett 1903.
The indications are that the anti-Tammany coun-
ty ticket is elected by large majority, and that
the dem. State ticket will hardly exceed 10000
maj. in the city. The chances are more strongly
in favor of the election of Seward and the rep.
State ticket.
9P MILO districts outside of the city, show
a net republican gain OF 200.
The Brooklyn dem. leaders, up to $50 p. m,
from scattering returns claim Kings county by
1000 maj. on the State ticket. They also claim to
have elected the mayor, sheriff, and two senators
in I'd and 3D. districts. Morrlssey is reported
elected to the State Senate from the 4th district,
over Fox, the Tammany candidate; he is SAID to
have 1900 maj The rep. claim the State.
24l districts outside of this city give the rep. o
net gain of Asa.
800 election districts, give Bigelow 43, e56; Sew
aIu <Sooo, Oiuey on, lou, ueiPs y, 9oo Oh tne
29,5s6; Hackett 40 $50. Morrisey is elected by
over 5000 mai.
The city OF Buffalo gives over 1000 majority for
Seward; a rep. gain OF at least 5000. Poughkeep-
sic gives Seward 206 majority, rep. gain OF S53.
The rep. State ticket is undoubtedly elected by
10000. Both branches Of the legislature are rep.
The New York Times estimates the legislature
as follows Senate-23 rep, 10 dem. Assembly
so rep, As dem, and claims the election of the
entire republican state ticket by 5000 to 5000 maj
Tammany elects only one Of the five senators
and six Of the twenty-one assemblymen from this
city.
lose over 300
Troy city gives Bigelow 1900 maj; dems. gain
about 100
Clinton county 400; rep. lose l57.
Chemuug county 400; dems. lose 3l3.
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rELEGKAMS IN GEN EKAl..

a distinct shock of an earthquake was felt in
Atlanta, Ga, and other parts of the State, Mon
day night.
John A. Morris Japan works were burned in
Providence, r. l., Tuesday afternoon; loss about
81 900.
Thanksgiving occurs in New York, Thursday
the 25th inst.
The clergymen of Cincinnati have resolved to
hold religious centennial in that city, in 1876.
Seventeen persons were drowned near Quebec
Sunday, by the upsetting of scow
Seven inches Of snow fell at the Fayban House,
Monday.
The steamer City Of Havana from Havana, has
arrived at New York.
Rev. w. Fl. Pendleton has resigned the pastor
ate Of the Sd Baptist church in New York.
Twenty-Five female clerke have been dismissed
from the patent Office, Washington.
1t is now stated that Rev. Mr.. Fulton is to com
mence next Sunday as an evangelist in DR.. Ar
mitage's Fifth Avenue Baptist church, New York.
Harry Ghaul deliberately shot and killed Jos.
Smith, alias Little Smithy, at the saloon OF
Bill Williams. alias Ginger Bill, in New York,
Monday night.
The ship Weymouth, from Hong Kong for San
Francisco has put back dislnasted.
Internal revenue receipts yesterday 500, SO.
custom receipts, 1891 sos.
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Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg, November 2. The city gives Hart
ranft 500 maj, republican gain OF over 300.
Philadelphia, November 2. The election passed
over very quietly. What disturbances did occur
were of minor character. L notfcial returns
received from % wards of the city, give Hartranft
a mai. of II 934 The 5 remaining wards to be
heard from are rep and it is estimated that Hart
ranft will have at least $1,000 maj. in the city.
Snyder county is estimated at about iOo MAJ
for Hartranft, rep. gain Of 30.
LycomiDg county, 1t Is estimated gives dem.
malolity Of 1000; dem. gain OF IS.
Berk county is about $500 maj; a dem. gain OF
1000.
Adams county gives Pershing 525 maj, dem
gain of So Delaware county gives Hartranit
1900 maj a rep gain of 40S.
The dem. maj. in Pike county Is 81. a gam OF
40 for the dems.
schuylkilll county gives Pershirg 1900 mai
DEM gain of 233.
Montour county, Pershings maj. 2jo; dens.
lose $50.
Bucks county-Pershing 800 majority; loss H..
York coInty-Pershing 5000 maj dem. loss, %.
Abrams COMMUNICATING 525 ma dem. gain so.
Delaware county-Hartranft 1900 maj =; rep. gain,
40S. Clinton county-Pershng 700 maj; dem.
loss, 255. Bedford county-dem. maj. $50; dem.
loss, 1885, Cumberland county-Pershing 500
maj; gain l05. Columbia Co-lSO0 dem. maj
loss of 80. Lebanon Co.-Hartranft 1900 maj.
gain 1872. Susquehanna Co.-liartrantt 700 maj.
rep. gain Al. Centre Co.-Pershing 400 maj
dem. gain 435. Huntington Co.-Pershing about
800 msj dem. gain SOL.
Col. Mcclure comedies the State to Ha;tranft by
%, 900 maj. Outside of Philadelphia, the vote
will be very close.
Erie county. IL districts, including Erie City
give a rep. maj gain of SAL. Nearly all the
western counties show republican gains. Cambris
is estimated at 1850 for IIartianit. Allegheny in
dicates 5000 rep. ma.
Pittsburg, November ,. The rep majority in
Pennsy lyauia will exceed 20 600.
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STATE OF MAINE.

PENOBSCDT SS-Court Of County Commission.
ers, October Term, A. d. ISIS.
Upon the foregoing petition, it Is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are respOn.
sible and that they ought to be heard touching the
matter set forth ia their Petition. and therefore
ORDER, That the County Commits soners meet at
George Cutters Hotel, in said Midway, en- Tues.
day, the thirteenth day of June, A. d. 1876, at 3
O'Clock P. NJ, for a hearing thereon, and thence
proceed to view the route mentioned in said petit
ton; Immediately after which view. hearing Of
the parties and witnesses will be had At some con-
venient place il the vicinity, and such further
measures taken in the premises as the Commits.
sioners shall judge proper.
And tits further ORDERED that notice of the time
place and purpose of the COMMISSIONER meeting
afore said be given to all persons and corporations
Interested by serving attested copies Of the petition
and this order thereon upon the Clerks OF the
towns OF Midway and Patten and by posting up
aLtestsd copies Aforesaid in three public places
in each of said towns, thirty days at least before
the tine appointed for such view, and also by pub
fishing the Petition and Order thereon three weeks
successfully in the Bangor Weekly Courier, news
paper published in Bangor, and six weeks success
sively in the kenne bee Joui nal, newspaper pub
lished in August the same being the State paper,
the last publication to be thirty days at least before
the time of said View that all persons and corpo-
ratons interested ,,ay attend and be heard If they
think fit.
Attest: Z. Z. BRETT, Gle K.
true copy OF the Petition and Order thereon.
6w4g Attest: +. Z. BRETT, Clerk
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Last Saturday night Oct. 23d, Mr. Henry Hing lost
q very nice cosset lamb from his barn and clrcum-
stances pointed to VIM. Stinchfeld and Frank b.
Pierce as the ones that got it. They were arrested
and taken before Trial Justice Hopkins Of Mt
Vernon, when upon the advice of Pierce's guar
dian he pierce turned States evidence and ow ned
up that they stole the lamb and killed it, and D.
admitted that il Tot the only that had been
taken this fall; also that they dealt somewhat in
chickens and turkeys, which they had killed nights
and carried to Harrington. Mr. Stinehfeld was
| bound over to court in $1,000 in default
of which he was taken to that nice large building
| in Augusta opposite the Mansion House, there TO
nc ditate on the late affair. Other parties intend
TO procure a search warrant to see what they can
find about Stinchtelds premises, as there has been
hives of bees and some other things lost this fall.
There has been quite number OF lambs lost about
here and in the south part of New Sharon since
August. The same night that Mr.. Kings lamb
was taken the same wagon was driven into Mr..
Morrill's field where his sheep were, and beans
were scattered on the ground as though they tried
to catch some there 1t is hoped that as Pierce is
Young he will do better in the future.
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Virginia.

ALEXANDRIA, November 2. Fowle and Simpson,
conservatives are elected to the house Of delegates
by about $50 maj.
In Louden, Mathews and Carter, conservatives,
are elected in the fist district, over Mckenzie and
Gray, independents.
Richmond elected the conservative ticket by
600.
Richmond, November 2. Despite the exciting
contest, the election passed quietly. Returns
from Is precincts show that the independents, who
opposed the conservatives only for state senators,
have gained largely and if the remaining pre-
cincts, together with Henrico Co., which is a part
of the senatorial district, show similar independ-
ent gains. Their candidate will be elected. The
republicans had only one candidate IN the field,
and he runs far behind the independents. The
conservative candidates for the senate arc Brad
lev, johnson, VIM. f. Tanner and {. f. Worth
am, independents, w. {. knight and P. II. Stark,
rep, and Norman Smith. There is no opposition
to the conservatives for house delegates.
Meagre returns from the state show gains for
both the conservatives and republicans, the for
mer however, having the largest.
In some counties where the republicans have
no candidates, they are supporting the independ-
ents
1t is more than probable that the general result
will not materially alter the complexion of the
legislature.
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mississippi,

Memphis November ,. Gen. j. Z. George,
Jackson, Miss, telegraphs the Appeal, reports
from all parts of the State indicate surprising
dem. victory. We have carried every doubtful
county.
The Avalanche's Jackson, Miss special says
the elect on passed of quietly Not single dis,
turbance is reported anywhere Returns from all
parts of the State indicate an overwhelming con-
servative victory. They have carried every doubt
full county, and have decided maj. in the House
and Senate. Tanner, S singleton, Hooker and
Nancy are elected to Congress The reps. con-
cede the State.
Cincinnati, Nov. 2. The Gazette's Jackson,
Miss, special says the State has probably gone
dem The colored element was but sparsely rep
The dem. W i'll have about 20 mai. on joint ballot
in the Legislature, and congressman out of g.
jeff Davis is spoken of as the next U. S. senator
jackson, November 2. The election passed of
very peaceably, no disturbance being reported at
any point. The returns indicate that the dem
carry the State by 10000. They have decided
mai in both houses, and elect Congressman
perhaps the entire Congressional delegation.
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List OF Patents

Issued from the United States Patent Office tc
citizens of Maine for the week ending Oct. Goth
1875. Furnished for the Journal, from the Off {
of J. McPerkns & Co., Counselor at law and So
licitors for American and Foreign Patents, SIS
Seventh Street, Washington, DC Drawings and
Specifications OF any Patent in this list furnished
for Is cents.
l6s65O. Adjusting Feed-Rolls for Planning Ma
chimes. Chas. d. Lawrence and Chas. E. Ward,
Fairfield. Filled July H. 1881
Bref.-The feed-rolls are moved to and from
the table on racks by pinions, whose bearings are
supported by feed-screws working through the
same.
son, Portland. Filed Nov II, 1874.
Brief.-Steam is applied in one chamber, while
a vacuum is created in the other, and vice versa
The power of said chambers is transmitted to two
series, in which the water is raised sternately
from one to the other.
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Glory Enough for one Day.
Massachusetts.

New Bedford, November 2. Representatives
elected: Westport-Benj. Clifford, rep; Malta
poisett-W. Rowland. rep.
Boston, November 2. Returns from 20 towns,
outside Of Boston, which last year gave Castor
Is lSS and Talbot 1881, return vote for Gas
ton Il, $3.50, Rice 1904.
Grape, rep, is elected IN the LIST district over
Davis, dem, for congress.
II wards of this city give Rice GAO, Castor
1865.
The Traveller has estimates of 50 towns and
wards, including Boston, which places the vote
for Rice at 20,063, Castor 1865, Baker 2i2S,
Adams 400, scattering 100 Against last years
figures. viz. Castor p ,472, Talbot POOL. Re-
publican gain of over 1000.
Worcester-Rice 30S2, Castor 1887, Baker l34,
Phillips 2, Adams 10. Standardization, rep,
$3.50; Davis, dem, 1901. Representatives, 10th
distrct--Iieywood, rep, 1916; Washburne, rep,
1902; Witherell rep, 1885; Brewster H i'll, dem,
1851. llth district-lIoughton., rep, l1oi; Hen
~, rep, 1889; Lowell, rep, l76i Bradley DEM
24O6; Murphy, dem, 2OO9; McCatierty, dem,
2225.
Newburyport-Rice $751; CASTOR 929 Baker 9.
ia towns outside of Boston, return Rice 2S,3H
Castor 25,O03; Baker 3,437; Adams 106; Phillips
l34. heavy falling off in the vote is noticeable
The gain of Rice in Boston Is considerable. Re
turns from all the wards except ward II, give
Rice u 900; CASTOR II $50. The friends of Rice
already claim his election.
One hundred and ninety one towns have beer
heard from. Rice has 46,59S; CASTOR, dem, 10,
1879; Baker, prohibition, 5,lS0; Phillips 1873 Ad
ans 1889.
The total vote of Boston for this year, for Rice
is Is, 100 and IL, 1856 for CASTOR. The vote las
year for CASTOR was 595S; Talbot 1897. Rice
has gained 6, 255 in Boston alone. Present ind
cations point to Riccs election.
247 towns give Rice,rep., 75,l4l; CASTOR So, 776
| Baker 800.
special from New Bedford,places Grape, rep.
maj. 1000.
The Legislature is more strongly rep. than las
year.
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We have received a catalogue of Colby Univer-
sity for 1856, which has just been issued. From
it we learn that the whole number of students is
9l-l0 Seniors, 81 Juniors, % Sophomores, and
80 Freshmen,-of whom eight are young ladies
The library now numbers II 900 volumes and A.
800 pamphlets-to which additions are constantly
being made-of which card catalogue and index
has recently been prepared by Prof. Hall. the Ii
brarian. There are also two libraries belonging
to the Literary Societies, which contain about 4 :
600 volumes.
Mr.. c. f. Stevens has discovered on his farm in
Sidney, two miles north of the north line of Au-
gusta, and seven miles from the Kennebec bridge,
slate quarry, with indications that it extends
over considerable territory. tree was blown up
by the roots and revealed the hidden treasure.
The quarry runs from northeast to southwest; it
is on high ground, gradually descending, and the
surface slate that may be seen seems to indicate
that the quarry may be easily worked. We have
seen specimens of the slate. 1t is of a dark
green color, and appears to be soft and tough, and
does not have faky surface.
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WASHINGTON.
Brigham Young.

| Washington, November. The proceedings o
the Sd district court of Utah ordering the lmprls
onment Of Brigham Young until the $500 ali
mony is paid by him to Eliza Young, has beer
brought to the attention of the attorney general
| Inc question is whether the arrest of Brigham
Young can be made on the grounds claimed, for
the reason that her marriage with with Young
was illegal, it being contrary to the laws of the
United States, and that she was merely his concu-
bine, and cannot take advantage of her own wrong.
The subject will be brought before the cabinet,
with the view of determining the exact statutes of
the case. The matter excites much interest in eS-
ecutive and judicial circles.
LATER.
The cabinet was in session two hours to-day.
The question of the Imprisonment of Brigham
Young was talked Of, but without further action
than reference to the Attorney General, who will
make an investigation.
Postal Matters.
The President to-day appointed VIM. F. Hall
postmaster at Meriden, Conn, vice l.. X. Hall,
esigned.
Postmaster Jewell SAYS the removal Of the
postmaster at Ogden, Utah, was not in conse
quence Of his religious belief, but for other rea-
sons, among which was the fact that the lewa and
Nebraska congressional delegations have for q
year past been urging the appointment OF N. J.
Sharp for that position, and if this removal indi
Gates the adoption by the President of policy
to the removal of all Mormons holding federal
office, he is not aware of it.
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According 70 the corrected Journal returns.

According TO the corrected journal returns,
Rice carries Boston by rs votes.
IL is p m. The election of Rice is now gen.
orally conceded The estimate Of the Journal
places his plurality from 5 to 1000, and these
figures may be increased or lessened by complete
returns. The vote for Baker, prohibition candi-
date, will be between and 5000 Adams vote
will reach $4,000 and may go beyond this estimate
The entire rep State ticket is probably elected.
The total vote will fall somewhat short OF last
year. Gaston's maj. last year was 1882, and if
Kice's estimated maj. is confirmed by complete
returns the reps will have gain Of $4,000 to
1900 over last year vote. The legislature shows
rep. gains in both branches. The Official returns
for this city are corrected from former figures and
are as follows Rice 1854, CASTOR l3,l4S. In
this city the reps. elect 80 representatives and
senators. The dems. elect 10 representatives and
senator's.
Fall River, November 2. Rice 1856; CASTOR
1858; Grape 1887; Davis 1865. Senators, Trip,
rep, 1924 Jones, dem, 1888. Representatives,
Fairbanks, Osborn, rep, and Slade, citizens can
didac, are elected.
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Supreme Judicial Court, Danforth j., Pre-
siding.

TUESDAY, Nov. ID.
John Cottle vs.. Sawyer B. Norris. When the
trial began yesterday afternoon, it was said to be
a very short case. 1t was nearly five P NJ. to-
day, however, before the jury got the case. The
investigation furnishes another illustration of the
necessity of keeping correct accounts. Parties
having mutual dealings are too apt to trust to the
memory, to save the trouble of writing down a
few memoranda and figures. The result is that
when they undertake TO settle, misunderstanding
and disputes arise. And so they have to employ
lawyers and submit their differences to jury Of
twelve men who after all can do little better than
guess at just settlement. The jury had not
agreed upon their verdict when this report closed.
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Burglar.
NEW YORK..
Freight Rates.


New York, November 2. The railway freight
agents at Chicago yesterday, decided on the fol-
lowing rates for dressed hogs eastward to Boston
IS cents per 100 lbs, New York, 60 cents Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, Is cents, Albany 65 cents,
Buffalo, 40 cents, and Providence 50 cents.
Stabbins ARRAY.
Henry Kelley, boy rough, stabbed young man
named Anthony Scanlon, at Scranton, last eve
ming for demonstrating against his fathers horse
being stoned Scanlon dropped dead. The muir
derer escaped
J. A. Heibrct, commission merchant, L. r.
Cartwright dry goods, Ii. c. Frost & Co., liquor
dealers S. Is. Potter Il Co., produce dealers, VIM.
L. McTilton, cotton broker, John Heabner hocr
dealer, are all reported as having made ass gn-
ments.
The Fall River Steamers.
The Fall River line of steamers leave New
York for Boston, on and after to-day, at J 80 L
NJ.
The Stafford mill, at Stafford Hollow, Conn.
was burned last night; loss, $4,000
Shipwrecked Crews.
The steamer Gamma, which arrived here from
Bermuda last night, brought Captain Clifford ant
crew, twenty nine in number, of the American
bark Edward Everett, abandoned October llth in
latitude 81 degrees n minutes, longitude 90 de-
grces. They had been picked up by Dutch brig
and taken to Bermuda.
The steamer brought also Capt. j. G. Casanova
and crew, ten in number. of the Portuguese schoon'
err Mona, which foundered Oct. II, seventy miles
east OF Bermuda. The crew took the boat and
rowed to St Georges Bermuda.
A Duel.
A duel occurred this afternoon, on the top tool
of No. LOG Delaney St., between two Polish jew
named Joseph Goldman and Moses Piskell. Gold
man was shot over the right temple and RICH
cheek, and instantly killed. Piskell was shot over
the right eye and IN ortally wounded
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Dico.

In Cape Eiz ibcth. % h ult., Mary Elizabeth AL
len, aged % years 10 months.
In Gorham, a7th ut, Mrs. Margaret J. Frost,
aged i! years.
In Fairfield Village, 25ih ult, Miss Laura Ella,
daughter of Rev. Z. rurinton, aged "a years and l
months.
In Waldoboro, ?Gth ult., Sophronis Pike Lowell,
aged p years months; 26'h nit, Walter, infant son
of James q. Eug,ey.
In Camden, 7lh nit, Nathaniel son OF Capt. G.
A. and l.. d. sylvester, aged ~ years and mos.
In Gardiner, 23l ult.. Mrs. Joanna, wife of Mi.
chaeINN oodwar,l, aged 81 years and months.
H. Chicago Sept 2lst, at the residence of her son
William Thwng, Esq, Mrs. Rachel u, widow of the
late Japheth Beale, aged 70 years, months.
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Wisconsin,.

Milwaukee, November 2. Returns from 50
precincts and towns give Taylor, dem. candidate
for Governor, 3S6 maj. The republican gain Is
AS.
The returns from the city of Milwaukee and
50 towns give Taylor, dem. reform candidate for
Gov y maj. rep. gain Of 1907.
The total vote for Gov. in this city is: Luding
ton 50S9, Taylor 5Sl6. In this city and go towns
Ludingtons maj is 5S3, rep. gain of 1862. Lud-
ington and the balance Of the rep. ticket is I'M
doubtedly elected.
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GEORGIA..
Earthquake.

Washington, November 2. There were shocks
of earthquakes last night at 10 o'clock. No Sc
rious damage is reported, but the people are
somewhat alarmed. The shocks lasted about As
seconds.
quake was felt here last night. 1t lasted at least
80 seconds, and shook windows floors and walls
II occurred at o'clock.
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Michigan.

Detroit. November 2. The municipal election
to-day absorbed greater degree of interest than
any previously known. Good order generally
prevailed, and very large vote was polled. The
contest for mayor was on the Sunday liquor ques-
ton. Alexander Lewis was the regular demo-
cratic nominee, and was also at the head OF the
law end order ticket, against w. G.. Thompson,
nominee of the republican convention. The re-
suit is decided victory for the former. At this
writing Lewis maj. is estimated at considerable
over 1000.
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NEW HAM PSlilItE.
Another Murder.

Ossipee, November 2. Mr. Samuel T. Abbott
Of this town, killed his wife at o'clock this after
noon, with axe, nearly severing her
head. He undertook to bang himself, but was
cut down in time to prevent it. He was arrested
and brought to the court house. He confessed the
deed, and says he was provoked, and in anger
committed the homicide. He has several children,
from 10 to l6 years of age. He is small farmer,
but not man of many friends.
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New jersey.

New Tolk. November 2. Returns as far as re
ceivet FROM New Jersey indicate that both branch
es of the Legislature are republican. Essex Co.
send rep. senator and assemblymen, to dem.
Assem- lvman. Republican gain of five. The re-
publicans gain assemblymen in Hudson and >
in Mercer counties