Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14

SiARTA, Nov. 1.-Ihrteen towns in
Vernon county give Smith 1,247; NAL
lory, 664; Allis, 525
ASHLAND, Nov. bayfield, Smith,
40; Mallory, "a; Allis, 2; balance of
ticket same. Bailey, II majority for
the senate, and Erson - majority for
the assembly.
Marion : Smith, 90 Mallory, 10;
Allis, %.
Waterloo-smith, &c. Mallory, 81;
Allis, SO.
Senator Hollaway's majority in tn
county will no doubt reach 400. Carter,
republican, LIST district, is elected by
not less than 200 majority. Graham,
democrat, Sd district, Is probably elect
ed. Clark, I'd district, is defeated.
Smiths majority in the county can
be safely calculated at 600.
LANCASTER, Wis, Nov. The fol
lowing towns in Grant county, gives as
follows:
Boscobel- Smith, 1872; Mallory, 50;
Allis, 125
Lancaster-Smith, 129 Mallory, 146;
Allis, 81.
Plattville-smith, 1G2; Mallory, 233;
Alis, ID.
Smith, II; Mallory. q; AL
lis, 6.
Clafin-smith, G6; Mallory, 81; Al
lis, 3.
Belmont--smith, IS; Mallory, SO; Al
lis, rs.
Liberty-Smith, Il; Mallory, 81; Al
lis, Is.
Fennimore--Smith, III; Mallory, 81;
Allis, 60.
Ellenton-Smith, &C; Mallory, -; Al
lis, 33.
New York.
New YORK, Nov. Indications are
that John Morrissey, anti Tammany, is
certainly elected in the 18th senatorial
district over Richard Schell, Tam
many. This district is John Kelly's
home and he is head of Tammany or
ganization.
Edward Hogan, Thomas Ecclesive
and Alfred Wagstail, all Tammany, are
elected senators from this city.
Assemblymen electcd-Ino Brown
ing Tammany; William Astor, repub
lican anti Tammany; Charles II. Duel,
and anti Tammany; VIM.
II. Mcintyre, Tammany; mo Calvin,
Tammany; Thomas Foley, republican
and anti Tammany; Peter Crawford,
Tammany.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 6.-Indications
are that the repubications have carried
the county ticket, with the exception of
county Judge and surrogate. The cleo
ton of Harris, republican senator, is
almost certain. The democratic state
ticket will have small majority III the
county.
New York, Nov. 6.-Scattering re-
turns from the interior of the state in
dictate that the vote is not materially
different from that of . years ago when
BigeloW, democrat, had l4,SOO majority,
for secretary of state. The result de-
ponds upon New York and Brook yn,
which in 1873 gave respectively $4,000
and $500 democratic majority.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Senatc district
complete. Mowissey, 1866. Schell,
1O,003
NEW YoKx, 1870 P. M.-Indications
at this hour are that the republican
state ticket is elected by small major
ity. The democratic majority in this
city is under 10000, and in Kings
county under 1000. This shows Il
democratic lots of $4,000 or 1900, as
compared with vote Of 1879.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 6.-Churchill, 1,020
majority: democratic gain, 39l; Jenny,
greenback, Il, and worllingmen's, 1,1S6,
NEW YORK Nov. 6.-Chemung coun-
ty complete: Churchill, 2,525; Beach,
1919; Jones, ISIS; Davenport, repub-
hcan senator, $3.50; Bradley, demo-
crat, 27,131; Beaumont, greenback and
labor reform, 2,S24. Member of assem-
bly, - Lawrence, republican, 1880
Chanlon, democrat, 2,571; Beard green
back and labor reform, 2,S29. Daven-
port, republican, is elected senator III
the 9th district
New YORK, Nov. Z, $50 A. M,--Full
returns by assembly districts, now
coming in show that Beach, democrat,
for secretary of state, has n majority in
the city, much larger than heretofore
reported About half the city gives
Beach, $3.50; Churchill, 2S,639
TROY, Nov. 6.-The city gives Beach,
200 majority; Hughes, democrat, for
senator, $4,000 majority. Both esti-
mated.
New YORK, Nov. Z, . A. M.-Beach's
majority in the city will be about 3D.
600 Brooklyn give. democratic ma
iority for the state ticket of about 1000,
and returns 6 democratic assemblymen
of the 9 chosen in the city.