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sembly districts give the Democratic
State ticket majority of 22,567. on !
total vote of 1921.
A special to the Post dated l clock
says the Republicans estimate The State
vote very close, with probable Demo-
cratic success.
The Albany Evening Journal cJneedes
the election Of Bigelow, Democrat, by
about 1900, while the -4dre,fiser still
has hopes for Steward by by 2 or 3,0o0.
The Republicans certainly have good
working majority in both houses OF the
Legislature.
Full ard accurate returns from all dis
tricts in this City show Bigelow's, Dem
ocrat, majority to be aS,0SS.
Gold closed at 151s(014.
ALBANY, Nov. Sup to noon to- day
returns indicate the election of 20 he
publicans and 12 Democrats TO the State
Senate. The Democrats claim the elac'
tion of 20 members Of the Assembly to
5S Republicans.
The Evening .Toar1,d says the result
in the State ticket is close and still a
matter of doubt Our table shows q
small apparent Democratic majority.
The Senate stands q Republicans and
II Democrats. The Assembly stands
rs Republicans to so Democrats. This
may be varied little by further returns,
but not materially.
The Times this morning claims Re-
publican majority in the State for the
State ticket and Republican majority
in both branches Of the Legislature,
and adds, it is now beyond doubt that
both Democrats and Republicans will
have to place new Presidential candi-
dates before the people next year.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Returns re-
ceived up to this time from this State
indicate that Hartranft, for Governor,
has majority of about 1900. Dis
patches indicate that the Legislature
will be more largely Republican than
last year. Probably not more than a
dozen Democrats will be elected, though
there will be number of Independents
in that body.
Boston, Nov. 3.-Three hundred and
thirty-two cities and towns, with nine
to hear from, give Rice $1,000, CASTOR
1859, Baker 8.941, Adams 1,774.
TRENTON, Nov. 3.-The Republicans
elect five out of eight Senators, chosen
this year in New Jersey. Thirteen
Senators hold ovel. Republicans and
6 Democrats, giving the Republicans a
majority of three. fhe House stands
81 Republicans and % Democrats.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3.-Returns re-
ceived at midnight show that LudiDg-
ton, Republican, is elected Governor by
about 4 900. The balance of the Re-
publican ticket is probably elected,
though there is some doubt about Treas
xrer.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Returns from
counties Tonight are still incomplete,
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Carroll has carried 10 counties by an
aggregate Of 3,400, leaving three coun-
ties TO be heard from, which cannot af-
feet the general result. For the Senate
the Democrats have elected Zine and
the Republicans 3, with two districts to
be heard from. For the House the
Democrats elect IS and the Republicans
90, with five districts to be heard from.
LEAvENvoRTH, Nov. 2.-The vote of
this county is not yet in, but the county
Offices will be divided between Demo-
Gratis and Republicans. Of the Repre-
sentatlves the Democrats elect four,
Republicans two and Independents one.
TOPEKA. Nov. 3.-Montgomery coun-
ty has gone Democratic. Samile, Mia
mi, Clay and Allen send Republicans 20
the Legislature. Sedgewick and Crow
ley counties elect Republican ticket.
Marshall and Atchinson give Republican
victories.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 3.-Latest returns
estimated shows Pillburg, Republican,
majority at about 10000. The Legisla-
ture Is two-thirds Republican.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-The State
Militia under Gen. Campbell fired
salute of one hundred guns by order of
Governor Kellogg, in honor CT the Re
publican victories.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 3.-The Balletu,
this evening publishes in its commercial
column statement that the Directors
of the National Gold Bank ana Trust
Company have decided to put the bank
in liquidation and wind up its affairs as
speedily as possible. According to the
present showing of assets. the deposi-
tors and stockholders will be paid in
full and the bank retire honorably from
the field. Provisions will Immediately
be made for the redemption of bills of
the bank al their par value in gold.
HALIFAX, Nov. 3.-In Cape Breton it
is estimated that over 1000 miners this
winter will have to depend on external
aid for subsistence owing to the depres-
sion in the coal trade.
MADRID, Nov. 3.-Saballes having 1e-
turned to Spain has been arrested by
.Carlists. He and General Dorregaray
will be court rt-martialed for the late dis
.aster to the Carlists In Catalonia.
New YonE, Nov. 4.-The Tribune
claims that the Democratic party was
beaten in Tuesdays election by initiation
as the Republicans were year ago by
Grantism and Third Term. The two
elections prove the existence of an inde-
pendent element with power and intel