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thrilling ocCurrcnCr is reported from hVbA'
ston. ILL.,, and, SIS il is probably tho AFsI instance
IN record in which the bustlc OF lovely
woman became an implement of crimo, the css9
is tbus immornlzcd By the Cleaveand Lead
er: There WAS boy in ths. town named D@'eS'
Tho boy had dog which he was accustomed "
take with him on his daily excur=ons 10 cef'.'h
suburban pasture fields to drive mono 'ho
cows. - Ill., f,,1 an hi.
1roo 70 tho pasture something white and rum ~
aIG mysterious He did not know what II Was,
hut i y,es too beautiful to throw away anu tuo
hanpy t.o-"bt struck him ina, IL niRnt w ~.
tended as Gf ornamental portable aWh!hR ioi
a dop So he cslia1 his dog ana lIeo lno sAy uo
vjca around its 5ody :r2t behind mo lore s2,
This held tho wavy ffils &C the tournure a.oi'
ike g canopy. Thus C2pn-lscnSd Inc oog plnnC.
| cd along eaily in front Of hls I.agtar 20 "nci'
| the cows were quietly graz Dg IN lIe .e'u' LII
mediately there was Wi!d coIhnio.loii. o,,,;n.
| The COWS knew in u general way sonAG'u'ait
| ohout dops but an animal halt dog ana na'i
bird with towering bannc. OF "hhleOohe Hu1
w;re and muslin )ating in tho suTnmor %inc' '
WAS TO them new snd terrifying specsaoo1''
they eyed the approaching terror IN iio hrotn
then tossed their heads turned Sa' fr"nic herd
il ct from the end of tho lake iAto Inc man
bul lust ag grave snd serious e1, -i, I'm
FOsd pewbose sands Of @ 'n nhn the roS cows heed
otc.-csn. ~ dog with his phenomenal aHaca.
ed not 7. up and t, aosn wAs behind and 'H''
ment waving, X in front =, ,tbo
cared for noth,. -o:s between the hor5e anu lno
One Jumped sc. dashed against the whees.
vehicle. two hers . ditch full OF muauy @
capszsd the elder in> standing on It's pesnl
water and loft tho buga ,e air. Then the horse
ends with two wheels N t., ran after the cows
caught sight of tho dog AM and distributing
smashing the vehicle 10 atom publi" highway
it along about two miies OF the irg stee;ll car
Tho cows reinforced BY tive ny. ", and SUI -
ried tho village like an nvs NnE a. h 1eople thai
were the terror and surprise OF tHo TX about
thoy have since dono little lse p'l' ''>'>
it. ,ho i;tch ard
The minister crswled out Iue ot.Tn' hnn whc
began legal proceedings agals I tn1 0Ii,'n.d "
cane into town by side street, ana s'lRpeu bS tn.
| tho back stairs, supperless, to 'oe o,o-dnns III,
| with the bpstlo saw that no had ,pn" Nrob,eu
| thing, and crept under barn. aIosppifv tn
| that absotbs Evan. ton is where to ~ ,ijinoi,
crime OF that boy undor the sl"tuts ------- -
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CsCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUt-
y SITES FOR THE COMING SEASON AT
FRENCFI's, NO. 95 KING STREET.
Just received S full assortment Of School and
College Text Books. and oveTy requisite for
complete school outfit.
Hesdquarters for the Public School Books at
the prices established by the State Board of Eu-
ucatlon.
A very handsome assortment OF new and
choice STYLES PAPETEkIESj ust recolVGd.
New styles Of Wedding Note Paper and En-
vclopes. =, W.T..
I1ish Linen and Antique Parchment Note
Paper and Envelopes to match. The nnest
goods in the market.
A hun dred thousand Envelopes, jon lot, just
received; the cheapest aver offered IL this rnarket
Letter, N ote and Gap Peror, folded and hat,
all grades, weight and prices
Blank Books 8 largo assortment, from Inc
lsrgest Ledgers and Journals TO the smallest
Memorandum.
Handsomely engraved Checks, Notes aAd
Drafts, in books from 20 to 1908 each.
Photograph and Autograph Albums, new sHd
beautiful styles.
Prayer Books and Hyrnsls. in SETS new and
very handsome styles.
Teachers Bibles, the best ediLor. ever pub
ished.
All the articles alluded TO ". ta:s advertise
ment have bacn bought for cash, and will bt
sold correspondingly low.
sep4 GEO. E. FRENCH.
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" Fl G. EFT T N E
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME OF
VERTIGO,
Cairo, ILL.,, Jsn'y. 3, '7S.

Cairo, III. Jan'y. z5, 49,
Mr.. Stevens: oe.vo-
Dosr Sir-I have sued several bottles OF we
getine;" it has entirely cured me OF VeTtago; L
have also used it for Kidney Compliant: II ig
the best medicine for kidney complaint.
would recommed it as a good blood puriLiGeTr;,,
PAIN AND DISEASE:-Canw we expect 70
enjoy good health when bad or corrupt a nunGss G;ss
Circulate with the blood causing pain an ana as
ease; and dthese humors. being deposited !nIougn
cers a indigestion, costveness, headache, neural.
siss sia'' rheumatism, and numerous other COM
nlsints? Remove the cause by taking yege,
Tine, the most reliable remedy for cleansing anu
purifying the blood
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FISH, OYSTERS. as.
VIZ GILLIAN II. SMITH,
DEALER IN
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
FISH WHA&F AND STALLS CITY N 4.
KET.
wou]d inform dealers and others that ho is pro
pared to furnish them with sll kind of
POTOMAC FISH.
at the lowest possible prices. l would cal! INC
attention of buyers to the fact that my bran
stands No. in market ut sll times and Intend
10 sustain my reputation in that respect.
My stalls, Nos and S, Fish Market. Will DO
supplied with fresh fish every morn morning; Ihey
ST., and families can depend on getting the best,
v,hsshor M M 'U they come in porson Or send orders.
Persons at distance wanting Fresh , Fish siae can
g~ All orders addressed to WIN. II. SMITH,,
Alexsndris, Va. will receive prompt attention.
mar
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FOB SALE OR RENT.

| EOR RENT-The COMFORTABL r
= BRICK DWELLING HOUSE No. l6S
Prince street, now occupied by Mr.. f: Hufty,
| containing ton rooms. and supplied with gas,
hot and cold water, heater, water closet and
Apply either to W. F. VINCENT, leG Prince
street or W. P. VINCENT, at r. B. Lawson
s. Co.'S. sep l6-1w
DOR REN T-The three story B r lex
Il DWELLING no. II south Washington
street, near King. Gas and water. For terms,
&C.. apply, to JULIAN T. BURKE, at Burke
& Herberrs. sep 16-tf
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
the city Of Alexandria, Va, rendered at its last
term, in the suit of Stsblers administrator vs..
McGaw and others. the undersigned will offer
at private sale the following property, to wit:
No. IA VACANT LOT on the north side
of Prince and east Of Payne streets, 20 by lU4
feet inches to u feet alley.
No. 5-HOUSE and LOT on the south side OF
King street. 25 feet west Of Patrick 2o by lC0 TT.
to an alley 10 feet wide
No. slot OF GROUND on the west side
Of st. Assph street. ll9 feet inches south OF
kiDg IA feet 10 inches by ITO feet to an alley Il
feet inches wide with use of same, and also OF
10 fee. alley on north end and feet alley by AL
feet deep on the north line Of this lot.
No. "A RENT CHARGE Of $5G per an
mum on lot on west side Of Union ST., between
Cameron snd Queen.
No. 9-HOU5E and LOT on the southwest
corner Of King aud Henry streets.
No. 9-HOUSE and LOT on north side OF
Prince, next east of house and lot on corner of
Alfred and Prince streets, and adjoining Rich
ard L. Carnss.
No. 10-HOUSE and LOT on the south side
If King street. adjoining tho corner occspied by
VIM. Domaine.
For terms and particulars apply 10 Messrs.
Green s. Wise, Real Estate Agents.
H. o. CLAUGHTON, Comm'rs.
aug 27.tf g. w. WATTLES, Of Sale
CNOR RENT-The STOREaOUSE No. Is
- King street, at present occupied by s: Lind
heimer. Possession given at oncs Apply to
aug 5-tf w. B. GREGORY.
E,OR RENT-A SMALL COMFORTABLE
l. DWELLING, No. 2O5 Prince street. For
terms apply to CHAS. r. HOOFF, Esq., CASH
ier First National Bank. Keys at the telegraph
Office of the Virginia Midland K. K. ap2-tf
LHOR RENT.-The STORE ROOM on the
a. northeast corner Of King and Union street
the best location in the city for grocery and
liquor store Apply at this Office. ap l8-tt
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TIE GREAT
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE
1o1 PF,NNA. AVEN UE.
FLAGN
WASHINGTON, D. {.

gaaea haa' o S
commone to the hnes
public Tor the great success ~
means
which can be seen marked IN PLAIN fon
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BOOKS, sTATla;NGssY, &c.

CaCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUt-
- SITES FOR THE COMING SEASON AT
FRENCF'S, NO. 95 KING STREET.
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laB- EXQUISITE Low QUART 'A'
very cheap at IN King st.
my2l WAppE1 - AA'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
GEORGIA..
THE CoNGREssAIEN ALL DEMOCRATS.

THE CONGREssNEN ALL DEMOCRATS.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 5.-The vote in the With Dis
trict is small. About 1000 votes were pOlled IN
this county for Alexander IL. Stephens. Returns
from other districts come in slowly. The following
Congressional candidates probably elected: lst
District j. c. Nichols; Id district, William f.
Smith lid District, T. Cook Vth District, n. j..
Hammond; With District. j. II. BlOunt: With Dis
trict A. H. Stephens IXth District, J. 4. Bilups, all
Democrats and Henry Persons in the lVth District
aud William II. FELTON, in the With. both Indepen-
dent Democrats. The official count may change
the With and IXth Districts and result in the
election OF G. n. Lester, Democratic nominee IN the
With, in place OF William II. Felton, Independent
Democrat. Emory Speer, independent Democrat
viii run J. A. Billups very close in the lAth Dis
trict. Henry Persons, Independent Democrat, ls
elected over II. II. Harris, the present member, by
from 500 to 1000 majority. Mr. Persons is in
clined TO the GTcenback party.
MI. HcltOn Independcnt, in the With District
is running behind. Mr.. Lester lDemJ is probably
elected by a small majority.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
LOUISIANA.
NEw-oRLEAYs DEMOCRATIC BY Is, 600.

EEW-oRLEAEs DEMOCRATIC BY $4,000.
NEw-ORLEASs Nov. 5.-The indications now are
that +. A. Burke, the Democratic candidate for
State Treasurer is elected by probably $4,000 ma
iority. All the Democratic Congressional candi-
dates except probably AckleD, in the lid District
are elected. Isaac W. Patton, Democratic candi-
date for Mayor of tins city, ~ elected by about
$4,000 majority. The remainder Of the Parish and
CITY ticket IL so badly scratched that 10 will require
the official count to determine tho result. The
colored voters supported the citizens ticket almost
solidly. The Nationals cast n very small vote.
THE STATE DEMOCRATIC BY 50,OO0-ALL THE DEM
OCRAnC CoSGRRssNES ELECTED.
NEw-O ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-Morehouse Parish goes
Democratic by LOO majority; very few Republi-
caus voted. Lincoln Parish gives 400 majority
for the Democrats; there was no Republican ticket
in this parish. OuachIta Parish gives 2, 800 Demo
cratic majority At Trenton, La, the voted
openly and sOlidly with the Democrats; the
latter carry this precinct by 40 majority. In
Caddo Parish the entire Democratic ticket Is
elected by d large majority. United States District
Attorney Leonard, who has been leading the Re
pubicans in the canvass in CaddO finding there
was no chance for that ticket called off the cOlored
men from the polls early in the day and gave up the
fight. Webster Parish gives the Democrats about
500 majority and their majority is very large in
BOssier Parish.
The indications are that the Hon. Joseph B. Elan,
Democrat, will not have less than 10000 majority
in the IVth Congressional District. NatchitOchcs
Parish gives HIM solid vote OF nearly 5000 for the
Democratic ticket. Few Republican votes were
polcd in Red River Parish. L. A. Burke, Demo
cTat, for State Treasurer, will probably have ma
jority in the State of 10000. The Six Democratic
Congressional candidates are all surely elected by
large majorties.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
CONNECTICUT.
A COMPLETE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

A COMPLETE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
THE REPUBLICANS GAIN TWO CoNGREssMEN AND
INCREASE THEIR MAJORITY IN THE LEGIsLA-
TURE-No CHOICE OF GOVERNOR BY THE PEo-
PLE-THE REPUBLICAN PLURALITY ABOUT 2, 800.
TBI TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 5-The election to-day
passed off very quietly and full vote was poed.
The Greenbaok vote is about half as large as the
party claimed before election. aggregating less than
1900. II drew ITS strength almost entirely
FRONT the Democrats, leaving the Democratic
candidates in minority the popular
vote. In the small and close towns, the Democrats
aided by Senator Barnum's money, made their most
desperate efforts but there was no lack anywhere
of hard work TO carry the Legislature, so as to
secure their State ticket and the United
States Senator The Republicans, on the
other hand, had barely money enough to
pay the most necessary campaign expenses,
but the canvass has fairly run itself, and the Re-
pubhcans have, in spite of adverse circumstances,
won handsome victory.
Charles b. Andrews, the Republican candidate
SOr Governor, has a plurality of about $500 As
majority required to elect the election will be
thrown into the Legislature.
Joseph r. Hawlcy (ReD.) has about 9, 800 major
ny in the Ist Congressional District over George
N. Landers, the present Democratic member.
James Phelps (Dem. and GTeen) is reelected in the
I'D District by a majority John T. Wait rep is
reelected in the lid District by majority. Fred
enek Miles Rep) is elected in tho IVth District by
ABOUT l,2OO majority. This is a Republican gain of
So congressman. General Hawley made a splen-
o'a run IN his district leading his ticket every
where
t1s legislature is Republican in both branches,
iouse by about the same majority as last year.
Sysl ~ was n. They gaintwo Senators, one in the
"a and one in the Xth District. and lose one in
ANA net gain Of one. Thus assures the cleo.
ktstss senator. ""u o"'''u
~0'''saOl' eject Of the Grssnback division Is
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
ILLINOIS.

REPUBLICANS GAIN ONE CONGRESSMAN.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5-ll p. NAT this hour the indl-
cations are that tho Republicans have carried the
entire county ticket. aud elected their three Con
gTessmen in the city--a gain of one Congressman.
The returns generally show Republican gains
In eighteen precincts, Kern for Sheriff
hts Sl1. and Hoffman 2,2j7. In the Ist Congress
sional District, three precincts give Adnch Rep.l
331, Doo!ittlc lDeml % In the I'D Df!1ct, nine
precincts give Davis Repl 1,4Gs, Kehoe Dom.l
1867 IN the lid District five precincts give Bar
Der (Rep) 749, Tree DEM 54J.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
NEW-YORK STATE.
A SPLENDID REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
OVER NINETY MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.

A SPLENDID REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
OVER NINETY MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
THE HEAVIEST REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE AS
sEMBLY SINCE THAT ELECTED IN 1S72-A MA
JoRITY OF SIXTY on JOINT BALBOA REPUBLI-
CAN GAIN OF FIVE IN CoNGREssMEN--INCoM-
PLETE DETAILS on THE TICKET FOR JUDGE OF
THE COURT OF APPEALS BUT JUDGE DAHFoRTH
ELECTED BY A GOOD MAJORITY.
The Republicans will have larger majority
in the Assembly elected yesterday than
i'll any Assembly elected since 1872, and it
may exceed the number chosen in that
year, when niney-one Republican members
were elected. Returns so far received indi-
cate the election of more than
ninety Republicans. Solid republican delega-
tons are chosen in Albany, Re nsselaer
Erie, OnOndaga, Dutchess, st. Lawrence,
Cayuga, Niagara, Ontario and other cOun-
ties. Thomas Murphy, Republican, is
elected to the Senate from this city. The
Republican majority on joint ballet Will
hardly fail below 68. General Hustled and
General George II. Sharpe are elected.
The Republicans have gained seven MEM
bers of COngress-D. 0'Reilly, lid District !;
Edwin Einstcin, With; Levi p Morton, XIth /;
Alexander Smith, XlIth; John Van Voorhis,
XXXth; Richard Crowley, XXXIst; r. V.
Pierce, XXXlId. The Congressional delega-
ton will stand "a Republicans to
Democrats. General Ketcham received the
largest Republican majoiity-s, 400. Messrs
Camp, Hiscock, Dwight, Pierce and Crowley
also received large majOrities. There were
heavy Republican gains III almost every Dis
trict.
Returns on the State ticket are compare
lively incomplete; but 1877 towns have
been heard from, which last year gave
Republican majority of 5,jG4, and this year
increase it to ,G4S. 4 similar gain through
out the State would elect NIr. Danforth by
from $4,000 to 10000.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
RECAPITULATION.
DELA WARE.
DEMOCRATIC TICKETS ELECTED.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. John W. Hall
Dem.l has been elected Governor Edward
L. Martin lDcm) 10 elected TO Con-
gress. The Republicans ran no candidate
for either of the above Offices, the only opposition
being GTeeubackcrs. The Republicans ran q
county ticket in Newcastle County but
without success 1t was expected that the
Greenbackers would have developed some strength
in Sussex County, but returns received so far
indicate that they offered no material opposition.
In Kent County tho Democratic ticket was un-
opposed. Altogether the election passed of very
quietly There was very little excitement, and the
vote was light
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
ARKANSAS.
DEMOCRATS CLAIM EVERY DISTRICT.

LITTLE Rock Ark, Nov. 5.-To-day has been
one of the most qniet elections ever known
in this State; very little interest mani
tested. There is falling off in the
vote Of this city of nearly 1000
since the last election. In this city, Rice Green
backerl has 5O7 majority. This county, Pulaski
will be carried by Rice by more than 900 ma
iOrity The neralimpression is that Craven DEM
elected in this, the lid District, but by greatly
reduced majority. The Democrats are confident of
the election of the other Democratic candidates in
the other districts
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
A GLORIOUS VICTORY.

BETwEEN NINETY AND ONE HUNDRED MEM
BEBs OF THE ASSEMBLY.
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE Rooms,
1890 O'clock.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: l send yOu schedule Of the names of Re
publican Assemblymen of whose election we have
positive advice. 1t is my opinion that VIC have be-
tween ninety and 100 Republican members.
A. B. CORNELL.
1.-THE schedule corresponds nearly with the re-
suits as asccrtained by TIE ImBUNE.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
REPUBLICAN FIGURES IN CHEMUNG.

ELMIRA, N Y, Nov. 5.-Chemung County CON-
plete gives Danforth 3,235, Bradley 2,649, Tucker
2,sS1 for COngressmen-Ric CRepl, 253 ;
Babcock Dem.D, 2.428; Beaumont (Greenback).
3,O63 for emblymen-Carponter (Rep.h 3,O13
Smith (Dem.), 1921 Banfeld (Green.l. 3,411:
Seymour, Dexter Rep.l, is elected County Judge by
700 majority over James Wright (Greenbackl II
G. Smith lRop.), is elected County Clerk by 500 ma
jorty over Eustace DemD; Richardson is doubt
less elected to Congress in the district.
C.G. FAIRMAN, Editor of The Adreriiser.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
MAITLAND.
THE BALTIMORE CONGREssMEN.

THE BALTIMORE CONGREssMEE.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.--Full returns from the lid
Congressional District, composed of the first nine
wards OF this city, give William Kmmel DEM,
HAP; j. II. Thompson (Gbk. and Ind.), 4,00s
Kmmcls majority, 0.5G4.
Full returns from the IVth Congressional District,
composed of the other wards of the city, excepting
the Seventeenth, which is included in the Vth
District, give Robert NJ. McLane Den.l, II, ,O04 /;
John c. Holland iRep.l, G,671; William S. Quigley
(Gbk.), G2S l.. 5. Cuttings lind Dem.), 39s Nc
Lanes majority oyer Holland, 1898; over all,
3,311.
The Seventeenth Ward gives Eli J. Henkle (Dem.)
lin the Vth District. 1850 over j. Perrin Crane
(Rep.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

was polled This tDuvalJ county the largest in the
district, gives large majority for Bisbee tRep Tor
Congress- but it is believed that Hull Dem. VIII be
elected In Madison County at sundown, when
the polls should have closed 400 people had
not voted and voting still gong OH at last ac.
counts. This may complicate matters by an appeal
to the courts. From the other district only few
returns have been received but there is doubt OF
the election of Davidson Dem)
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
TUE NOVEMBER VERDICT.
,rDrprrcAy GAINS IN ALL DIRECTIONS

THE GREAT STATES SAFELY hErUDrs0,1 ot,rsr1rs AND
IL Ill ,Canv PENNsYLvANIA, MAssACHCsLlio
coSSEcTIcUT VOTE TO RkBoAh 0Al I.n,.vopK-
.HCT,SY BADLY BEATEN IN Nl.,ni
,,rvr.rrD BY 10000 PLURALITY
..".crIcrr DEFEATS BARNUM-THE pEno-
,on,ry IN TIE NEXT CONGRESS oNLi
rHo HO returrs show emphatic Repuohcan
Gains in all parts of the Union eH'ep'
a. soEd south. In New-YOrk City the ANU
Tammapv- Republican combination ticke' was
.,...od nv about 1900 majority Ihe ne
nnh,icaps have gained seven congressman III
vor, State and have elected their candl-
dote for the Court of Appeals by about 49,
600 majority.
pennsylvania has been carried by the Ke-
publicans by plurality estimated at 25'oOo
or 10000. The Legislature is strongly Re
publican, and Senator CamerOn's election Is
4boupht to be assured. The Democrats have
lost one Congressional District which was
carried by the Greenback candidate.
Massachusetts, has defeated Butler by a plu-
ralitv which is placed as high as forty thou
sand. The Republicans have solid Congress
sional delegation With the exception OF TWO
districts one of which has been carried by
Greenbacker.
In Connecticut there is no election 1or
Governor by the people. The Repuolcan
candidate has O plurality, but not a ma
jority over all, which is necessary 10
constitute an election in that State
The Legislature is Republican by an
increased majority, which secures Re-
DpbHcan successor to Senator Barnum and
a Republican Governor. Two Republican
congressman have been gained, General
Hawley in the Ist District, and Frederick
Miles in the Id.
There have been two Republican Congress-
man gained in New-Jersey.
w-Hampshire is completely Republican.
Matt Head is elected Governor, the three Con-
cressmen are Republicans aud the Legislature
is Republican, securing a Republican United
States Senator.
In the West the Greenback movement has
had no perceptible effect. Michigan, which
was expected to elect at least two Green
hackers, sends solid Republican Congressional
delegation.
The South is sOlidly Democratic, with few
possible exceptions.
The next Congress is likely to have about
thirty Democratic majority. In the Senate
the Democratic majority will be eight.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
PARTICULARS OF THE RESULT.

fPelow are special dispatches Editor OF THE TRmUSB
from the best no med politicians editors AMI others IN their
respective lOcalitiesl
HISCOCK'S MAJORITY INCREASED-THE ASSEM-
BLY, DISTRICTS ALL REPUBLICAN.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 6.-Frank HiscOck is reelected
by an increased majority. He carries Syracuse by
1900 majority. Onondaga County's three Assem-
Dlymen are all Republicans by handsome maIonties.
CARROLL f.. SMITH,
Editor of The Syracuse .JOurRGtl
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
A REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN GAINED

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 5.--11 T. Mn this city
the election passed off with comparative quietneSs
except in few cases. The Hon. William Kimmel,
Democrat, for Congress in tho lid District, is
elected by 6504 majority Ia the Iyth District, the
Hon. Robert Mcl.ane Democrat, is elected by 4s93
majority.
In the Vth District Dr. T.. j. Henke, Democrat,
as far as heard from has 2415 majority. which will
probably overbalance the Republican majority In
the counties to be heard from and secure his cleo.
ton.
In Frederick County the estimated majority for
Uner, Republican. for Congress- is 1000.
The Maryland delegation will stand five Demo
Gratis and one Republican, gain of one membsr for
the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
CHEMUNG COUNTY REDEEMED.

ELuRA, Nov 5.-Tbe entire county ticket here
is elected by tue Republicans, with the exception of
Banfeld (Gbll.) member of Assembly, who carries
the county by about 200. Danforths majority in the
county is about 800. The republicans claim the
election of Richardson for Congress by from 1000
to 5000. One hundred guns were fred, and bands
paraded the streets II. S. BROOKS.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 1,4OO IN FORTY
NINE TOWNS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.--Returns received here from
forty-nine towns and precincts m Illinois
show tho following vote on State Treas
urer Smith Repl, G,223 COnkrite tDem.), 3,57li
Bates, (Greonbacker, 1912. The vote on Congress
men will vary only triae from these figures. In
this city the returns from nine precincts give Hoh
man lRep.l for Sheriff ,Ol3; Kern Dcm.l for Sheriff