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 NEW YORK, November 3.-Dis- patches this morning indicate clean sweep for the Republican ticket yester- day. The Times claims the election of the entire Republican State ticket by from 5000 to 5000 majority. The Democrats ran behind many thousands in the City Hackett, anti-Tammany for City Recorder is elected, and re- cieved full Republican support. John Morrisey, anti-Tammany, is elected to the State Senate.
 Later same date. Tammany ticket is defeated in the City by decided ma jority- Hackett's majority will not exceed 1000. Tammsny elects one of five senators and six of twenty as- semblymen. The Times estimates the Legislature as follows
 Senate twenty-two Republicans and ten Democrats; assembly eighty Re publicans and forty-eight Democrats, and claims election of entire Republi- can State ticket by 5000 to 1000 major ity. Republican headquarters claim the State by several thousand and the Legislature by two-thirds majority in both branches.
 In New Jersey. the Republicans have carried five out of eight State Senators. There are thirteen hoid-over senators-sev"n Republicans and six Democrats, which will give the Re pnblicans majority of three in next Senate Last dispatches show the Re publicans have carried thirty members of assembly. with three Republican counties to hear from. which will give the party good working majority.
 ALBANY. November 3.-The Evening Journal says the result on the State ticket is close and still matter of doubt. Its table shows small apparent Democratic majority The Sanatc stands: twenty-one Republicans and eleven Democrats, and Assembly, seventy-five Republicans and fifty Dem ocrats. This may he changed little but not materially by further returns.
 PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-Full returns from all wards in this city give Hartranft, Republican, for Governor. q majority of 11,3J2- The Prohibition ticket boiled 63l votes. Republicans also elect their entire county ticket.
 Two TEN A. M-CoL Mcclure con cedes the State to Hartranft by 22O00 majority. Outside the city, the vote will be close
 THREE A. M-Forty-seven counties foot up 20,75l majority for Hartranft.
 ELEVEN THIRTY F. H.-Returns re. cieved up to this hour Cron all parts of the State, indicate majority of I7.OOO for Hartranft.
 BOSTON. November 3.-Complcte returns from 322 towns. all but eighteen. give Rice, Republican for Governor of Massachusetts. 4S::50 majority. These figures will be but slightly changed. The Republicans elect all the coun- cilors and thirty-onc senators. The Republicans gain heavily on represent atives. CrapO, Republican is elected to Congress in the first district by over 40O0 majority.
 BALTIMORE, November 3.-Two hun dred and seventeen wards give Carroll for Governor, 15297 majority. Re mainder of State ticket has about same majority. Three remaining wards will probably give small Democratic ma jority.
 RICHMOND, VA, November 3.-News indefinite. Conservatives and Republi- cans both make gains-the former the larger. In some counties the Republi- cans have no candidates and therein supported the Conservatives. Full re turns show that the political complex ion of the legislature will not be mate rially changed. But don't say how it stood before.-ED.
 MEMPHIS, November B. Returns from all parts of Mississippi indicate sn overwhelming victory for Demo crats Eho have carried every doubtful couRty. and have a decided majority in the house and senate. Lamar, Swim gle, Hooker and Mooney are elected to Congress.
 LArER-Democrats have about thir- ty majority in the house and six to eight in the senate, and eleet full Con gressionsl delegation save perhaps in sixth district.
 CHICAGO, November 3.-Elsctien Of