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Large Gains Made by Demo-
Gratis in all Sections.
TiVni,ly COUNTY TIChET ELECTED.
John Morrissey Triumphs
Over Tamrlany Hall.
Gen. Mcclellan Elected Governor
of New Jersey.
VICTORY IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The returns which We give below of the
elections held yesterday in twelve States show
that the Demo o'rats have made large gains in all
parts of the country. They have lost no state
which went for r lden for President. and have
Occurred three large States which cast their vote
for Hayes.
New York has done unexpectedly well for an
"oil year" Though the majority for the state
ticket IL not so large MS that given for rildcn for
President. it is much larger than that cast for
the Democratic State officers in 1915. to which
The present year corresponds.
The vote east by tho outside factions. such as
Grccnbackcrs. Bread Winners and the like. is
Unexpectedly large in the State Of New York.
while in some of the Western States 1t will be
n heavy us that thrown in October In Ohio and
Iowa.
The latest returns received since our first
edition went to press elects pOmeroy in the
Twenty-ffh Senate District. which viii give
the Republicans "A majority Of two in the State
Hcnnte. The Ninth and Twenty-seyenth Dis
ircts are still in doubt. The Assembly is very
rlosc. with a probability that the Democrats
will have n small majority.
In the city Of New York the regular Demo-
rratic candidates have done better than 1t was
generally supposed they would but the election
OF John Morrissey over Augustus Schcll by a
majority Of 3 500 is heavy blow TO Tammany.
In BROOKLYN. James Howell Jr.. the Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor. is elected over John
+ Henry. Republican. 10y 2.0DO majority, Gen.
Dutlin defeats Winchester Br.ttOn iOr District
Attorney by about 5000 majority.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. G-r The election in this
city to-day WIS probably the most quiet ever
held. comparatively light. The only State
ON wr to be- cr tod wis Comptroller of the
Treasury. and tn vote r suit ii : follows:
"ai NJ. Demo rutIc, 2s.o21; Porter kcpub-
lIcan. & .29s
Kratings majority 22 299. the total vote being
% .Of1. over lJ.OlD less than AT the municipal
clrllou Inst " rk.
Nolan : Demo ratio majority for the State
Senate IS s.22G. and the Driuprits elect IN" en-
tire rlty drlrggt en-, consisting ~ eighteen
m"mNcrs O' tho House 20 tnr next i~luturr
The liopuhi ans had NJ ticket for n, NIB r.
of tn legislature. and the only opposition 10
the Demo rats wcrn tho nominees ~ the Work.
inEmrus Party. whose vote Wu- less than that
given for Dr. Porter. the Republican canddate
Tor Com ptrrli"r.
Fow rturns have been rorcivcd from tho
counties. but. lis far n- heard from. indicate
D"Wo"rLir nnlOriirs. Baltimore county 10
relnried Dcmo.rAlIe BY .2rN mMority
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slight ARRAYS in the First District of the Thir-
tccnth Ward over the occupation of the Repub-
lican booth by Democratic workers. In the
Seventh District of the Fourteenth Ward n
series Of fights eliminated at the closing of the
polls IN II general melee. which became small
riot before II was uucllcd. At about O'Clock
man named Dwycr WIS severely beat n. and in
revenge. n few minutes Inter, he charged in tho
crowd armed with II pitchfork. They scattered
and he wns fcllcd from behind just as tn" polls
closed. party Of his friends arrived. inl1mcd
BY drink. and. alter cheering for different can
didHt ~. they attacked different persons until
thirty. or forty took pnrt in the nfrrny. Rounds
man Trnv 5. ON 'ers Flaheriy and O'Brion. and
Special ON "rs barley and Davir att imptrd TO
quell the disturbance. AN were attacked 10y tho
mob. Clubs were then drawn. and a vigorous
light Tor self -prrsrrvation was nude by th" Do-
lico. The crowd moved toward North Second
street, increasing IN siga until II numbered over
900. Tnn mir WIS filled with flying. miss los.
and several persons werr injured by them. The
police were reinforced, and the mob was finally
got under control. Patrick Fitzpatrick and
David Hnyrs w"rr arrested rs the ringead"rs.
Several attempts wcrr made TO res 'ur the pris-
oncrs as they wore being taken to the police
ST
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PENNSYLJ.1NIt REDI,ENFID.
The State Democratic by Over Twenty Thou
sand Plurality.

PHILADELPHIA Nov, Philadelphia gives
about 5000 Eoruhicnn majority. The contest
Is c!oee for District Attorney. The state Is
Domo rate iy over 2uOOO
SCRANTON. Nov 6.-From present inlications
il looks rs though the work ingmen have elect
ed ih"r entire county u'ket in Luz 'rne. In
scNcn wards IN tins city. where the Democrats
have hthrrto ppllnl heavy mhlortir- the vote
has changed 10 the lbor ticket. In some ui the
Welsh hrpuhli an sronEh 1lds tlc vote has
changed IN thr same munu"run the Working
men feel conlllont t"-night tnu they haNc onr-
riri the cuuuN us NJ loH-i = unu UHl0rity Re-
ports iron l.ti-ion. tArhDninl'. aud Wilkes
hHrre lnd 'u,r am immense Noio for tho now
panty.
PIILAprLruIA Nov. :. $50 A. Mt now
lopk- ~ though ihr Democrats hni carried
p'unAyNaniH hN 2luJO. Tnc whole Democratic
clty Ii 'kot ia cl"Htrl IN lnIudr,phH hN about
l.OOl. and the Il 'ruhlUdn NJ aNc ticket has less
Tn ~ 5uun mnJorN IN the city.
lw niN six counties outSldr Of Philadelphia
show Demo 'ritc gain nt 2,u~ over tho vote
of last y'nr. when IA" same counties gave Til
den majority ol luunO
lnromplrtn returns from fifteen counties in
western I'unsy yNunln EiN" "A ~ llri'y oi 50 Tor
Nu,cs over llur, for SItr TREASURER Th"
eume plarns gave last your mllnrity of l,3S9
Nncty districts OF Allegheny county giys
Si.rr, u. Il 'p.. lor Supr mo court JuI-r. u ma
Iuriy nl 327O over rruuloy. Dom.
Iur following are tur estimated mUloriiics
fnr state rrensurar. based ON partial returns
"a. tnt Nfil ms far.
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1UH ELncu0N ~ rHn CRY.


Traffic WAS comparatively at a standstill
early yesterday. and later in the day the bust
ness streets were almost deserted. II being a
legal holiday. Wall street took vacation. and
the Post Onice closed at 10 O'Clock. Public in
tercst hinged on tho contest in tho seventh
Senate District. and nothing olsc was talked Of.
Mr.. Morrssey kept his bed in the Ashland
House. under his physicians orders; but his
friends reported to i'm from time 10 time. md
when. at about noon, by which time the bulk Of
the disirit is vote hud been DEPOSITED thry mid
TINT the republicans had voted almost solid
against the One Man Power, the senator lct as
sured oi his election.
Ia that pnrl Of the district lying east Of Fifth
avenue the betting WAS nearl even NJ 10 n'rlock,
hnd shortly alter noon the friends Of Mr., Srhcll
hrsan TO lose heart, and were no longer looking
Tor bets Fifth and Madison ayrnura and the
uptown cross streets sent forth AN unuS ually
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The scnntors and Assembiym~n Elected Both
Houses Democratic.

senator in Hudson county Rudolph F.
Rabe. Dem. Mercer -Crowoll Marsh. d.. Otean
E l.. Emson D.; Cumberland-Gcorec s.
Bcrsrn-C. $. Cooper. D.; Ataniic-John J.
Gardner. r.
As-rmblymon in Atlantic county Israel
Snnih. Il p. Bcrscn-M C. Gilham. r.; :. :.
pwrnmorc. Dem Burlinston-Gaorec Sykes.
D.; Edward I. Matthews. D.; William Budd
D,acon. H.; John Ctvilcrr. X. Camdcu-G. W.
Gle. H.. \. V. y 'hols. H.. Samu j L. Murphy.
H. Cape May-M illnm 4. stevens H. Gum
l,"rrud-Ja.ob kcln1c. d.. Edward NJ. Maylin.
I L-seA Liward W. Crane H.; Edward j..
nuryoa. b.; ". II. Fielder. D.; Charles
llpHworih. H.; schuyler B. Jackson. H.: Cha-.
Com r. -; james VI lonc. u. Gou1cster-
Charles ". wilkins. j.; Lawrenr" Lock, Il.
liu l-ou dudley = St".l". u. Torrn &c Mo
nol.i. D.; Muimgdmko rildrn. T., Alexander
Ncu-. D., l.. &. i. Lew ;. Ind. D.; AlcN Jaco-
bus. r.. Hunt 'rtpn ll"nry Briitpn. D.. John
llackeu. D. Mrrcrr-ll. II. Burrlu CHS. H.. E'k-
fori Moore u John u. ku" r.; Middlrscx
T. H.wcll. r.. Monmouth -G.pr.:r J. Elv, y /:
" H. Emmett H.; George W. Crawford. II.
Mprr - Fran ir !. Dnrcmus ~ Cumming
q. Cooper. H.: Corn Illus !. Gnrrnhrnut, u.
q ran-iiufu- Blodg u. u. Pa-sair-John Ken
nrl p, John }. O'BrIen, D.: john II Robin
keashey, H. somers'i-J. Rlnslrnan. r. }.
\ Voorhees,. Il. SussrX-d aOrsc Greer. u. :
Jnon-l lhn Eagan. D.; Charles C. Abr L. .
Joseph u. Coward. K. MHrrcn-Silas ". De
Wit H.. Elias j. Mackcy. u.
Ihr sen IT, VIII stand twelve Demo 'rni> to
nm Erpu leans and the iiousr thirty-three
Demo rats 10 twenty seven Republicans.
.oA4u Over last election
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sENlyoR MoRRIsSrr Aisr rrnNING


senator Morrs-cy's headquarters in the
Az land House had last cNoning II peculiar nt-
traction lor men Of all parties. His own stHn'h
iri"nlS wrrc present In goodly numbers and
chcrrnd themselves honr.o over his glorious
victory aud ~ the disappointed ones from
S'hrlIs headquarters. whi'h were dark ana
drcary. came over to Fourth avenue to see what
was going on. they seemed to parlakc Of the
spirit Of Ioyousncss that nlcd the house. and
chccrod ns loudly and heartily ns the victors.
Al about = O'cprk the mullitudrs began 10 iis-
srnhlr, and ut Just 80 the first return wns
r"rrlNci announcing u majority Tor Mprrissry.
II WAS greeted with cheers At y, O'Clock rN-
Alderman GcorgoJ krnus, who presided. call
ed q nllcncn, ! have news Tor You from
k"b'n stronghold. The headquarters of Dick
CrokrTs Grub gives Morrisary lG6 votes and
hrhrll l37, II majority of 20 for John Murrissry
from rSht where tho enemy lives A grand
round ol cheers followed this announce mrnl.
lhr hnnni inrrmr mis- were cont lnurd until about
loa "'rlu k. Thon the election Oi Mr. Morris
s'Y ny nan nlsOmr majority bong surHd. the
muillu t. KAY" three hearty cheers Tor the vlc-
tor and dispersed.
The senator. who has been confined 10 his
ing To near thr returns and receive ms friends.
vorNd TRENDS W ne allowed Ia see him. At o..
oclork he sent word down stairs that hr wlun
lM pleased To = r tli" li"r"rrrSrntntiVeo THE SuN.
The senator was lOund sitting in n great "nsy
chair wrapped up to the chin in blankcts. ana
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Republicans ohIrciing to aI In, csiign,ion 70
fnd out what lie Dii wiihIt.

WAsHINGToN. Nov. G. Mr.. Whitihorne,
who conducted the fearless and successful in-
V'stieation into Huho-pns rotten practices in
the last Congress. attempted to-day TO intro
du"e Il resolution to hcgia another investiga-
tion g. ard what l,pho-on lid with the million
ne called q u lrn'N. Tn" cN-SerrctnryS
friends under Mr.. FRYE, lead objected THIS
stop W.. tHhrn to-day by the Committee on
Naval Anair- hn ausr II was dis 'oycrrd that ihe
Inrimrnt. WHICH ha- ON it ono of Rpb,sun's
particular friends lrasr Of California;. had
suddenly determined under th" lead Of Mr.
ON lis own account. Whi h would exactly suit
i,,9Mson amt drir0t the. ends of Justice. Mr..
usutIon himself than Ia have % good iuycstiga-
ulI.
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CONNiCiItI 4.
The Republicans Retaining iheir Control OF
the Legislature.

Hartford, Nov. G. The election in Con-
nchicut to-day is only for Shnrliis. members Of
the House Of representatives. anl one-half Of
the Scnators the other half holding over from
last year. when tive Rcpuhinan- had one NM
lurty in the senate, and thlriy-siN IN the
Iiuus"
The indications So far ~ returns have been
recciNcd are that the Republicans viii retain
control Of the Legislature. The vote in the
State Is. of coursn HIGHT rompnrrd with the rlcc-
pArihuns oi the total Votn with prev ,ous years
are oi iiltlr yaiu'. The Republican majority in
the Legislature win be about the Same rs last
year.
The Ropublicons have elected Shcrlfls rs fol-
lows: Tolland county. /. q. Wnt' Wind
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The Tichc, Elected In King. County.


The returns from New Jersey show that
Mcclellan TX elected by majority Of probably
1000 or 5000. Gov Brdle in 1874 had over
$4,000 majority. The falling of IL attributed
somewhat TO the disail'ction Of the laboring
element. The Senate AMI probably the House
also will be- Demo ratio; although Later returns
may show that tn" House is u tie IA II was last
ycar In Jersey City. where the Republicans
so shamcfully gerrymandercd the districts
in 1871. they seem 10 have only car
ricd two out of the six. although four were
cut out for Republican districts. II the House
proves 10 br d morratic. the Demo rats viii
hnvc the advantage Of redi-trctng the State
on 'c more. which will secure the Legislature to
them Tor tn. next ton years. The Dnino-
Tt "ci Mr. Re M n the Senate S,r,n from
al Large of tho Board of Frccholders. Tho
Demo rats elected either four or five OF tho
seven Ass'mbymcn IN, Newark. hut lost the
with the rannrr in wairh their candidate was
nominated. Nrwell's vote in N"wark WIS
th" q. A. IT, ia which he holds IL prominent
NJ Clcllnn's majority in Hudson county is
The election IN Hoboken resulted ~ follows
For Goy'rnor-M VI Clran, 2097 Newell, 7J5 4;
Hou-ic tGrrenharLl II.
State senator Rulolphc +. Rabe. Dem. 2.OiG {;
Jaeuh Wruri. Rep. GGD
Coz. Lows Ind d m, was elected 10 the As
srmbly defeating las. Curran. Jr.. by ~.
q n. Mcclellan ~ "lseted Governor beyond all
doubt by minority of between 6.O1OHnd 10000.
Five out Of the sven State Senators are Demo-
Gratis. thus giving MAJOR .ty IN that body to the
Dlnp rats of three. tn" lower House il prob
nhy Demo 'ratr. although close. and further
rturns from south jersey may yet give II the
iHGNroS, Nov. 7-2:3o A. M-The Demo-
cratic Committee claim the State for Mcclellan
by 1900. The Republicans conccdr 10000.
The Democrats also claim a gain Of three
Senators and eight Assemblymcn.
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The Returns showing IA Hcpnhiicnn Gain
over IinSes's Vote Insi Wear.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6. Returns from the
Wisconsin election viii be- compared with one
year ago. when Hayes had GuOO plurality over
Tlldon, and 1000 majority over Vilden and
Cooper
Ninety eight towns and wards give Smith coo
muIurltY, Il puliicAn gau nt 700.
Ilt1,-Th" IN llcHtipn. now arr that James
\, Mallory Democrat. is rl"ct"d Governor bv a
plurality oi votes, The Grrcnback vote ls very
large
Tho Chairman Of the Democratic State Cen
Hal Con.nltce nXproesos tho opinion that it will
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Rice. Hcpubiicnn. Rc-ciccicd Govc'nor by an
Increased Plurality.

BosToN. Nov. G.-Thc complete footings OF
the election returns for Boston are Rice RepJ.
for Governor. l612O; CASTOR tDcm.l. lG437;
P.uman I .20l Phillips. 29o. The vote of Bos-
ton last year was: Rice. i9.O67: Adams. %. $50:
Baker l.i26; catering. %. The falling of Qf
tho Democratic vote is Il surprise to the friends
Of that party
Philip 7. Shaw Democratic candidate in
Ward in this city for Representative, died
sud leny this morning. and Frederick Rogan
WIS sui,si ,tutrd in his place
Tho HeraM comedies l,iccs election Ivy ut
leasl 10000 majority Votes Of towns and cities
are us follows:
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SHOT DE.fD NJ 4 UITCTlTfM.
The Last Spree Of "a Canal Boai Captain-Am
Insult and BLOW.

William Thompson who * a Waterman at
the stores Of Woodruff 4 Mclean. al the fooi OF
Commerce street. Brooklyn. last might shot and
killed George Mcbride. aged about 30. a canal
boat Captain. Thompson was on duty with
another Waterman at about Q o'clock in Com.
mcrcc street. George Mcbride and two long.
shoreman. Michael Doolcy and John Welsh.
passed down the street bo'-terous with liquor.
As they approached Thompson. who also was
intoxicated Mcbride said to him: You are a
HI Of a watchmHn." Thomson replied that
i" was as good n wat hmln as lived, and Mo-
Bride retortcd that he could watch a cat and
~ he came 81 lsc to him struck him in the face.
They clinch"d. and in the tustlN that followed
Thompson was kno 'ked down anl cut over tho
eye, When he jumped to HI lee he pulled out
q pistol and said tim, If NJ Bride came around
the corner they would fight a duel Mcbride
SAID j" was unnrmcd.
Them Thompson said keep away from
me; hut II you mean 60 fight 90 and get u pis-
tol and come around the corner. and wen have
1t out"
Thompson's companion wort back to his
10 Inlay street. and Mcbride and hi- friends
followed him. He turned and told Mcbride 10
Keep nwny from him at the same time drawing
iinucd 70 nppronch him. and Thompson fired.
The bail struck VI Bride IN the LEFT breast. just
above the n"art, and lac fell tu the pavement.
ana IN three minutes expired.
Onlcer McCaulay. hearing the report Of the
pistol. hHstcned to the spot aai arrested
THOMPSON with the smoking pistol ia his hand.
clared that hc had acted IN self f-deienco. lie
was nj once locked up. The body Of Mcbride
whs, carried TO the police station. H. lived at
81 Union street. and was unmarried. He was
known in the nciehborhuol asn man who was
dangerous when intoxicated. Thompson livod
IN the Sixth Ward. and has family. Ills rcpu-
atI9h Brnn, AMI Commerce streets. They were
held a. witnesses.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

take the official canvass to- decide the rcsult ON
the state ticket. one hundred aud siXty-thrce
towns AMI precincts give Smith III nj for Cow
400 sum w
MILWAUKEE Nov. Two hundred and ton
towns give Smith N"pD 1000 plurnlii. over
Mallory Dcml n net II publican gain of 300
The k"nublicnns claim the election Of Smith
by from 800 to 500 majority. but the Demo rats
claim they have elected at least part of their
State ticket.
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MINSINSIPpI.
The Hciurn- Indicating an Increased Demo
crnlIc MninrIIV.

JACKSON, Miss, NOV. g. The election re-
turns come in yor> slowly Thoiudications arc
that the Demo rats have CARRIED the State hy "a
minority several thousand greater than that of
last year.
MrNrHls. Tnnn.. Now &. Specials FROM var-
ou- points n norhsrn NJ sssrIppi. st.ir tNat
ihr election ua-S, ull very quietly AE.nrruilN
Marshall county Democratic tlck't has been
rlr.trd. In "a, county th" contest was very
dents.
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WfNNEsOrf.

Sr. PAUL. MINI, Nov. G.-Iphn s. Pills
bury. the, lirtuhl can raniiiai' Tor Governor.
Is undoubtedly elected bv n rrdurod minority
Chicago. Nov. Ga 81. Paul. NIinn'. sIn,ini o
the Hi~'- cda says the returns nt midnight
show TINT Pill-hury tR"pJ for Governor has
from 10000 Ia lj,uUn majority. The legislature
VIII be AZ ensl twO-third. KOruhlicnn.
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NEBR RtSkf.

OMAHA. Nov. 6.-Thc election in this StatA
today was for Chief Justicr. Regent Of tho
Su'tr University. and State officers. sufficient
npu.Iicans hnyr elected their candidates by
,rcn i.OOO to 1000 majority In this county tho
DrinOcrats PROBABLY elect their ticket cxcctk
Clerk. by n small majority.
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RIcrMoNp Va. Nov. O. The election in
this State passed OF quietly. and lar rs
heard from the vote was light. The ConScrNa-
I've ticket received "a full vote. The result IN
tn State Will not he rcnchcd for srvcrn DAYS.
THIS city and county give Mu-hhack aad
Hunter Tor the Log stature. Demo rats. 800
manrty over tho Republican AMI Murking-
men, ticket combined.
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largo vote in this city. about 900. Onondaga
county gives a Republican majority of about
$500. Beach runs badly behind his ticket.
Thomas G.. Alvord in the First. Samuel Willis
in the Second. AMI q. !. Holbrook in the Third
District all Republicans. are elected TO the AS
scmbly. Dennis Mccarthy. Rep. was clcctcdto
the Ntatr Senate
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ArcHIsoN, Nov. G-Thc Republicans car.
ry this city by an average minority Of about
800. Horton. Republican. for Chief Justios,
has majority of $40 and Humphrey.
Ecruhli"nn, for. Lieutenant Governor. 2lO
majority. Click. Democrat j. elected Com mis-
sioh'r in tn" L lrsi u strict hy small mnIority
huurnS from tho county thus far rrccived indi-
cate mat the Republican minority II largely in
NIMuAnl
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The Senators

The Senators elect stand "a Republicans to
G Democrats.
SPRINGFIELD Nov G.-Rlcc's maioritics in the
four western counties foo, up 3.7l5. agninst 317
minority in the same counties for CASTOR in
1875.
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SHRFNpOrr Nov.G.- The Republicans yrstcr-
Nih tr'i'd itt MitH amt Administrators t5 bIl ma.
J'ruN hIHat interest b. mtmicstrd
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\ small Islo, In willinm.burah.

tnr Four "nth Ward. few Disturbances took
place in Williamsburgh yesterday. There were
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coiunb," Defeating nn,s.r, al roo.,on.

1h@ football contest between Tho players of
A"uhil hhI Ru-rts inrsr-. tf t tIrhr .IlI,!, az
lnfn u 'rsi,rdty. resulted u St. % tOl.l I,uu, lDr
'o.umoi" and nothing lur kuts,I,
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Returns of the state complete. save eighteen
small towns. give Rice $3.50: Castor, q $50:
Ptman tIrmp"rane) 1885 and Philips
UAhor R'furul. 3452
The following IL the vote OF the State by Con-
gressiOndl districts:
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county. Orlando W. Raymond Middlcscx coun-
y. John j. hutchinson
Tho Democrats elected Shcrirs as follows:
Hartford county. Oliver -. seymour: New
Haven county, John ByXbrc; Fairfield county,
Yale.
=, The Senate will stand IS Republicans to 8
Democrats, us follows:
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English Waterproof Btlmlral. fl75 Knox A
M'isAn oil brOadway. ncar BNeeAer st. and 81 Canal
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Seaators Probably Elected.

Tho Tammany candidates. George Shea
and James L. Sinnou. are elected.
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Ma'thv's choi'e Norfolk oy,l ,r- %, 81 '.ss than
any iu~ an marNrt Ar.'ut A. lil.u,,u 81 ~
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Democrats. 10: Republicans IL Last Senate
-IemOcrats, ID, Republicans. ~ ~ Democrat. IL
Republican, "A r. Anti raInuiany Democratic gain;
-RepubncAn gam tRccleeted
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John X. Brady, having the nomination OF
both parties. Is. Of course elected.
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tl"nr or pari,y cloudy w"nturr cold nor. hcrty
WI N ilht a. warmer s0uhcastcrlA. -L'Iu.lry or
u'.nt, followed g., mluns p,onttcr
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SYRACUSE, Nov. 6. The vote in Central
New York WAS tho smallest known for years.
Tho labor movoul0nt polled an unex xpectedly
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Srrcif PAYNE ST RrsuMFn TIE hest fine cur
lor safe rNtfNWlvlc lN llul,t
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fbtsf
i-.Jsncs ". Oakley fDl
2--Iarnes y l'prco DJ.
j-;JOhn & Jacobs Dl
4-ljwAri Hogan 10
5-lAlirrtW WagstaI. Jr d
q ! : ourhcl r.
7-;jnhu MnrrI-rey a. 7
81. q l. kecic ne D.
V-,Nm II RnlN ri,nn "
iu-;D n ~ John %
Ifs II NtnllVei iR
IL liarles Hughes ~
lJ-.lihiuiliun lltrll, II.
IA 4 lunr. 10
lb-;Mebsttr Wagner r.
iO-N W Rockwell. r.
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As.embIymen ProbabIN EIected.

Democrats G7; Republicans. 81. Last Assem-
h, -NtnlH rats, 81. Republicans. 20. Indrlvulcuf /
d. Democrat n Repuhhcan. a r. Ami rninmany.
puMocisue gain Republican gam Herircicd.