The Morning herald., 1875-11-04

sfLVAN1A, NEW YORK, MASSACHUSETTS
ILLINOIS, VIRGINIA, KANSAS, NEW JER.
sEY, MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN AND NICHI.
New York.
SENATORS ELECTED.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-The following Sena.
tors are elected Msrrissey, Anti-Tam.,
Fourth District, 1850 mai; Booth, Rep,
Fifth District, 1,465 maj; Boaden, Rep,
Sixth District, 1919 maj; Gerard, Tam,
Seventh District, ,193 maj; Bixby, Anti
Tam, Eighth District, 9,s42 maj. Six Re-
publican and two Tammsny Civil JUS
tices are elected. .H
KING's COUNTY.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 3.-The official vote OF
Kings county gives Bigelow 7,0o7 majority;
Daggett, Republican, for sheriff, 1,O27 ma
jority; Howell, Democrat, for supervisor,
1915 majority; Schroeder, Republican, for
mayor, 1906 majority. The Democrats
elect three Commissioners of Charities;
they also, probably elect two Senators and
eight assemblymen and the Independents
elect one Assemblyman. The Republicans
have five majority in Board of Aldermen
and five majority in Board Of Supervisors.
BsTIhiTBD MAJORITY.
ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 3.-The following
are the latest reported and estimated ma
jorities on the State ticket up to 6 p. m.
Alabany, Democratic majority 5s3; ALI
gehany Republican majority $500; Broome
800 Cayuga Republican 1850; Chautaugua
Republican 5000 Chemsmuns Democratic
400 Chenango Republican 700; Clinton
Democratic 400 ; Columbia Democratic 324
Cortland Republican 1000; Delaware Re-
publican 500; Dutchess, Republican 446 !;
Erie, Republican 5000; Essex, Republican
700 Franklin, Republican 1900; Fulton and
Hamilton, Republican 500; Rockland,
Democratic $50 ; Saratoga, Republican 1900;
Schenectady, Republican 1856; schoohare,
Democratic 1900 Schuyler, Republican 500 ::
Seneca, Democratic $40.
steuben, Dem, 75O; st. Lawrence, Rep,
5000; Suffolk, DEM, $50; Sullivan, Dem.,
1000; Tioga, Rep, 25O; Tompkins, Rep;
500; Ulster, Dem, s,5oo; Warren, Rep,
s0s; Washington, Rep, 1000; Wayne,
Rep, 1000; West Chester, Dem, 1900 !;
Wyoming, Rep, 1,11s; Yates, Rep, $50 !;
tennessee, Rep, $50; Green; Dem, 800;
Herkimer, Rep, $50; Jefferson, Rep, 800;
Kings, DEM, 7,0O7; Lewis, Rep, $50; Liv-
ingston, Rep, 500; Madison, Rep, 500 !;
Monroe, Rep.,2 100; Montgomery not given;
New York, DEM, $4,000; Niagara, Rep,
75o; Oneida, Rep, 1000; Ontario, Rep,
500; Orange, DEM, 800; Orleans, Rep,
1000; oswego, Rep, 1900; Otsego, DEM,
100; Putnam, Rep, 500; Queens, Dem,
500; Rensselaer,, Rep, 800; Richmond,
Dem, $40. Totals-Republican majority,
1860. Democratic, 4s,1so. Apparent Dem
ocratic majority, 3,4so. Senate stands 81
Republicans, 2 Anti-Tammany Democrats,
and Democrats.
ALBANY COUNTY.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. s. The Ere"ing
Journal, comedies the election Of Bigelow by
5000 majority; but claims the Senate for the
Republicans by 81 to II, and Assemblyman
be evenly divided in Albany county, 2 to
each party.
THE STATE DEMOCRATIC.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-Returns received in
this city change results Of yesterday as re-
gards the State vote, it is now conceded by
Republicans that
THE STATE HAS GONE DEMOCRATIC
by very small majority, probably 5000.
In the city the Democracy gave Bigelow for
Secretary of State 1854, and Anti Tam
many candidates in the city obtained SINH
lar majorities. The Republicans elect nearly
all Senators, Tammany elect five out twenty
Assemblymen. Anti Tammany and Re-
publicans elect all Civil Justices.
The Majority.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-The result of the
vote on State ticket doubtful, although COM
plete returns will show Q Democratic ma