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THE VOTE BY COUNTIES.

Az ESTIMATE OF THE PLURALITY N THE STATE AT
LARGE.
The figures for 1870 IN the following table repre-
sent pluralifes for Governor. They are, in some
cases estimated. bu. are based on returns actually
received and reported to TIE TRIBUNE by telegraph
from a sufficient number Of the towns "a the coun-
ties estimated to form a judgment A plurality
elects. The figures for 1878 also puralites.
There were four tickets IN the field IN that year.
there being a Greenback vote of -, 1873 and Pro-
hibtion vote OF 4.29i For 1876. however, the
figures a.e practically the maorities. the Pio-
hibltionists not having over 2.}50 votes in the
whole state and the Grcenblck Inen only the H.
significant number OF 1857.
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THE CINCINNATI PRESS ON TIE ELECTION.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 5.-The Commercial (Rep.


commenting on the result In New-YorR, says:
kelly has shown his power and has used II without
mercy even as Ewing slaughtered Thurman by Decom-
ing regular OF the party IN OHIO, ana being
defeated Kelly slays Tilden by running independ-
emily aud securing the defeat OF the regar candidate
TlGen follows Thurman down and out. The election OF
REM ticket defeated poor sort OF Republican
vlcfory IL certainly does authorize Senator Cunk
Ing to rise in Republican National Convention
and aim that % NewYOrK would vote for Grant
and for no other Republican candidate. and he must,
therefore nominated On the contrary, the Repnbl-
cans of New York admOnished that II they would
not permit 81 ate 10 become province OF the SOLID
s,utl. they must escape from the COnklng machine.
WINCH Is victorious only with the cooperation or he
Tammuuy machine. The Democratic party holds Its
own In NewYOrk better than elsewhere because there
II is less tainted with the inflated foolery and fanat-
eisn." ,. ~ -
IN, ENQUIRER fDemOcraticl says The result in New
YORK was OF course, the commanding question, Tor
New-York Is the commanding state The voice OF New
York with thirtyve electors votes, was awaited
with reat interest," II the Republicans could succeed
In carving representative STATE OF NeN-1ork
great Republican victory would be secured-the nrst
Substantial Rep dbcan gain OF TINS year. But NewIoTk
st Democratic. the midst OF remorseless scratch
ng II Is the party vote. and not the vote for any can
dldate ho was the Of scratching. that viii be
considered outside Of the STATE politically and Ma
tonaty significant. AS write, MIR. Cornell appears
10 nave been elected Governor by small plurality
bur Mr.. Potter. the Democratic candidate for
Lieutenant Governor. appears u have been elected by
a much more emphatic plurality The Democratic
party has carried New York, though Governor Robinson
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

uAN1AN AND COURTNEY AGAIN.
TORONTO, Nov 50anan IS soon s coartney
does The
SHEEP TO BE cLAssED AS CATTLE.
LONDON Nov The Pnyy Council han hS a,l sTs s,
23d subject 10 the same reguA IONS as Ame1can
RAILWAY SOLD AT WABASH IND
INDIANAPos Ind Nov ISr s Sinsa n, sTa
closure at wabash Ind to-day. J. H. Wade. OF Cleveland
Ohio was the purchaser.
ToRONTO Nov. 81 welve hundred immigrants
srrivrd here majority Of whom either set
lie b IN HSri for October asS year
no CHIEF ELECTED BY THE CREEKS.
LITTLE ROCK Ark. Nov. 5.-At the recent cleo
ceeE SaaO9 The Council failed 70 elect ci Tex
ssehote The Council ADJOURNED without making choice.
AN INsURAN + RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Nov oOn os pe' o ss 81 Era, bs
tref Court adudzed that The LOUISIANA Department q
has s app Walter b. Wilcox rsos7er
ANOTHER RAILROAD TO BE BUILT IN NEwJERsEY
were died today by the West Jersey Railroad
Complain The road Is to be thirty ye miles iong ami VII
beach The road Will be operated By the West Jersey Raj
RIDDLE RENAMED TO JAIL.
NORWICH. Conn.,. Ov. 5.-Ihe testimony IN the
had sSw sG S oT he S
whom he subsequently married before his rs wes deah
superior court and remandea aiu to jaii,
THE MAUMFFE TRIAL BEGUN.
DNlllI Fiiflt unil Nov o. uf tlldl VI Jhhh
NyAuir f0r the murder u h wife began to-day james
oinstead appeared Tor The sa'e and W G. Mdnan LOT
The defence 10 charged that le mufief I'd her while drunk
touDcfins 81 OWN ~ De offered
u evidence. TIE medical testimony also connicts
II LOUIS OFFICIALS UNDER SUSPICION
IT. LOUIS Nov. J.-J Lnughiln. of the trlm-
n Court charge the Jury his morning N
former police commissioners connected WIN Gam
ber this cltr and the production OF tele-
grams which Grand jury failed 10 procure MS
MI reopen The question " telegraph eOmpanvs ngAIs
THE INDIAN NATIONS LIKELY TO SUFFER.
LTTiE Rock Ark, Nov. 5.-Advices IRON the
Indian rtOry report the Arkansas River entirely dry AZ
fht known 10 De the case before
The corn crop. u the Cherokee Chocta~
ChrklsaW and Greek Nations ana much sunerihs
N consequence anticipated
INSPECTING THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD;
bHliAD LPrIA. Nov. 5.-ifesdrnt scott. ~ me
funsyvaa Railroad accomDanled by the directors on ue
invited guests strted luis morning on lhr an
OF the rOan its branches ana "oIA
shops Will return 90 philadelphia on TIE 4SlH III
stanL after having travelled 5J3 miles by rail-
RIFLE SHOOTING AT CAMDEN
CAMDFN v j. Nov. 5.-Ihe match for the anna
eur open all professional rinemen OF
200 yards. shots rine by H. = Pauien OF
Monmouth Of a. out Of possible %. Win
Sporting subscription sweepstakes 200 yards seven
shots by Dr. Rich, who scored % Out Vi possoo
90 points.
CANADIAN LAWYERS REDUCED TO THE RANKS
OTTAWA. Nov. 6.-By decision III the great sea-
ease IN Court last night II Is esiablshed hAt
digny Of that granted ny Her
Majesty II a provincial once under fhAi name
Which The Provincial has the rght 70 create
nis decson Affects eli ProyiIeiAl Queens counsel ana 70
s,dlnsy barrsiers sttira Among those was MI James
bsthus- VI Tofoats.
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TAMPERING WITH BALLOT-BOXEs.
BOX IN DIX SOTO COUNTY BURNED By TIKI DEMO-
CRATIC JUDGES.

BOX IN DIX SOTO COUNTY BURNED By THE DEMO-
CRATIC JUDGES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. "a telegram from Her
nando DE Soto County. MISS. says the election
passed off quietly yesterday There was no contention
by either party until this morning. when it was
discovered that two ballot-bOxes were missing. and
others were thought have been tempered with
One of the missing boxes was burned and the other
was found The judges who burned the box made
affidavit MS to the votes cast they having been
counted before the box burned. he af-
hdavit was accepted. J. Z. Walker DEM and W
T. Nesbitt l5bkl are elected tn the Senate. V. {.
Watson. A. W. IIuddleso and A. :. Myers, Demo-
Gratis, elected to the lower House. The parties
are nearly equally divided. The general impression
now ls that the Greenback men Will contest the
election. claiming foul play.
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gE SAYS HE WILL NOT DE CANDIDATE FOR SEN
ATOG.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-Secretary Sherman has eX-
pressed his views on the Ohio senatorship III INC
following letter 10 the Hon. l.. NJ. Dayton;
Ny DEAR SIR Your note of the som. IN when No.
tpgn,r. " - or wi be- a cand date for eeou ~ as
senator Of the Unitsd states In plaee Of senalOr Lnur-
man Az rs.'yed Early last summer when his -uDec
vs. frat mentioned 10 M by personal friends lreeiy
expressed my conviction that "a the y nera ~,
80 Onin had three times conferred upon me this N n
and much covetrd honor. / ought not 10 stanu I'D
t1e Wv Il Otuer- who mi-ht ialflY aspire 10
Iurino the recent canvass stated % several eeteien
who mad been named IN the public press as proDaDe
candidates. that would not be- "a candidate anu cculu
not now recede from that position without just re-
proach Please say yOur fellow members and ac-
crpf my hearty thanks for your partially Very uuy
,-o,,rs JOHN SHERMAN.
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WESTERN LOCAL ELECTIONS.
REPUBLICAN VICTORIES IN ILLINOIS.

REPUBLICAN VICTORIES IN ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5-The complete figures for Treas
urer In Chicago are reported follows: Johnson
lRep.). 22.644; Guerin DEM, 1s,9s7; Altpeter
lSocialistl, 1912 JohnsOn's plurality is 1907. In
the county the vote stood johnson (Repl. %, $3.50
Guern Dem, 21,27s: Altpeter Socialist. 4O39.
Johnson's plurality is Sos. and his majority 1909.
In the county entire Smith runs somewhat ahead Of
his ticket, and beats Moses for Superior Court
judge by majority OF 1915. Healy. for Clerk of
Court, has 9. I46 majority over lrumbul. NalcOtt,
for SURVEYOR has 1913 majority over Carlson. All
the Republican Commissioners are elected by like
maiorities. There was little opposition 10 the prop
ositions TO consolidate the towns. and 10 replace
bonds comic due with other bonds AZ lower inter
est and both were carried
The returns from the local elections throughout
the state have. as a rule little political sgniu-
caBce; but where straight party issue was joined
there were Republican gains.
KANSAS REPUBLICANS SUCCESSFUL
ATCHsON, Kan, Nov. 5.-Ihe Republicans have
elected their county ticket. except Sheriff IN
this county lAtchsOnl
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ABOUT $1,000.

The REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ABOUT $1,000.
GBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBusEl
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 5.-Ihe Republican ma
tority in Pennsylvania is about 81 900.
L. G. HoOToN.
chairman of Republican State Committed
BUTLER'S MAJORITY 1852 IN 81 COUNTIES.
lGENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHl
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Estimated and official re-
turns from ftyone counties out of the sixty-seven
in this State give the following totals for State
Treasurer: Butler Rep. 61.77s Barr (Dem.l,
14.146; Buffers majority. 1882. Buffers ma
Jorty continues 10 swell with the receipt of official
figures, and the indications are that he will have
$4,000 majority.
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KINGS COUNTY RESULTS.

THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET SUCCESSFUL.
MAYOR HOWELL REFLECTED BY MAJORITY OF
s.24s-A CLOSE CONTEST IN THE hid SENATE
DISTRICT. BUT FREDERICK A. scHRoEDER sue
cEssFUL BY los vOTEs-MAJoRITrEs FoR ALL
THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CANDIDATES.
The entire Democratic ticket in Brooklyn was
elected on Tuesday with the exception that in the
lid Senate District Frederick A. Schroeder the
regular Republican candidate, was successful over
william W. Goodrich, who ran as an Independent
Republican and Democratic candidate. The contest
between these two men was extraordinarily close.
The figures received give Schroeder a majority of
los.
Mayor Howell was reelected by majority OF
( oas ,,.er trn nnnnnents. and the rest Of the
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Cufieurn Remedies.

Cuicura Resolvent pwerul blood purifier Il the only
purifying which nnts it, INTO the ud
ano thence through the OIL and sweat lands 10 the surface o
the elements
these vessels have been daily charged
Cutcur. the great kin cure. applied externally. al
unnatural mobid growhs which
diseased glands aud tubes with scy itching Irritating
speedily them.
health and free from diseased particles OF matter
Thus internally externally. great
IN conjunction performing the
most noted phy siclan8 of the day
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Downs Garrett aud Levy, all Independents, TO the
Legislature. Garrett and Levy are negroes Foote,
DEM Is elected Distriot-Attorney. The remainder
Of the Democratic ticket is elected.
Lowndes County elects full Democratic ticket.
very light vote was polled. There was no oppo-
sition except tor State Senator's
A Vicksburg dispatch says: Tho returns from
Warren County are not all in. K. +. Beck Is GER
tainly elected Sheriff I he State Senaforship is
still IN doubt, but the indications are that j. 5. Nor
ris will be elected. No party nominations were
made by either sde.r
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AILEY-At Mare Island Yard, California. sunday
morning October "a Fred C. Alley r. A. Paymaser U.
r.. n.
COuswELL--On Wednesday morning. November 5. William
I. Cogswell aged 10 wears.
DAY lc run his late residence, u
East 2eth-s1 kindly requested that nowers DO
Intarmsnt Auburn
MUNGER-In Watervilc ~ Y. on Tuesday. tth inst. Y.
A. Munger ~ y. aged % years.
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the counties named;

The total is 1858. There % counties to
hear from. II Is stated that a large vote would
have been polIed for Mr.. Kelly IN Albany and some
other counties had 1t not been that telegram was
received early in the dav. saying that he was not
running well in New-York City. This rumor was
denied IN the course of the day. but not IN time To
save the votes of a large number Of the friends OF
Mr.. Kelly.
Ii is evident from the. returns that both parties
mustered on election day in strong force. The
Republicans increased their vote quite generally
throughout the state. and so did the Democrats
The Grecnback vote. which amounted TO 1913
last year. almost entirely disappeared. At present
it does not clearly appear what became of il.
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M.fRRIED.

FRANCIs-LARNED-At the resifence o. the Hon. J J.
Reden. y. a, by the Rev Or Willard Thurs
dar October 30. ry Luca Iafned OF that
ence WaGsworth Francis. OF Sew YORK.
VALK-WEYMAN-On Wednesday. November : NJ ssStone -
hurst" Rverdae. ~ the Rev Dr. Porter Charles r. Walk
OF Charleston. = c. 70 Elizabeth p youngest daughter Of
the late Edmund II. Wcyman. Of this city
Won BERNUTH-FUNKE-O the sth INST, al the TINT
versy Place Presbyterian Church. by the Rev Dr. Booth
Rudolph Bernuth and Marc Ese Helene only daugh
Tor Of Ludwig the late Helene Funke. al OF this city
All notices Of Marriages m4stbs inlJrssI Wi.1 fs!I
nnme and addresa.
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GRIMES AND cAsUALrIhs-sY rELEGR4PA
TRAGEDY n SAN FRANCISCO.

TRAGEDY n SAN FRANCISCO.
SAX FEA>CIsCO. Nov. 5.-JOseph l.. bowman.
eaier shot j. H. HAYS and her niece Annie Carr
TO-DAY iulciIng slight wounds ana lheh Die" nis us out
Miss had refused 10 marry hlul
RAILROAD COLLISION AT EAST TOLEDO
TOIFpO ONO Nov. "a freight tram and an
engine aud Toledo Hallway, came IN coll
hst Toledo Foul cars were niOheh 10
pieces considerably damaged NO one was
Injured o.. ,.., ,.--,,c,-vr - c,rrr.co
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Ihr Grand jury OF the United
states Cour indicted Henry for violating
the AZ Banking Incorporating funas etc.
whale pr,siGent Of the deiunct German National bank BAH
was nxed al $4,000.
RUNNING AMUCK IL PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-DuTing street row at
Passvuuk ave last night samuel Reeves drew
mi q ana and Leaf anon Sst tn crowd Thomas
Weldon a wound ana died at early hour
this m1rniDg. Reeves is IN custody
SUICIDE OF A BRIDEGROOM.
IrrrcA n Y Nov. 5.-Alfrrd d. Cary, an nsur
.c agent Of Fort Plain thirty shot himself IN the
Mobawk Valley Hotel Mohawk. between and A m To-
lie ws 10 have married 10 estimaDlo lady OF
Fort plain al D. m NO cause i0f The act 10
KNOWN
SUICIDE FROM SHAME
JAMFsrOWN. A. Y, Nov. O.-Lester harfetri q
man Of good repute sold out his business st Randolph
" snd then been robbed suspicion rest
ing upon him. searched last wher ne money
VA found He then shoi hinscn through the ho<a
dying zfterwAzdA
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THE VERDICT ON TUESDAY.


hind on the Republican ticket. Gilman (Rep.). for
Lieutenant Governor will be ahead.
The count In this city and county shows that
Rice Dem.). for Governor. received 3.213, and
Pillsbury (Rep.l 1.1s7 votes. The Democrats elect
SIX candidates the county ticket and the Repub-
hcans three.
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Democratic city ticket-thrce Justices Of the Peace
was also successful. All the Democratic candi-
dates on the county ticket have considerable ma
jorities over their opponents. OF the Is Aldermen
chosen. 8 are Republicans and 10 Democrats. The
Republican majority Of six IN the present Board is
reduced 70 three. Four of the IS supervisors
elected are Republicans and are Democrats.
William ii. Murtha and John c. Jacobs, Demo-
crafts are elected TO the Senate in the Id and iVth
Districts respectively. and of the II Assemblymen
chosen in the county 4 are Republicans and Dem
Ocrats.
The total vote cast for Governor in Kings County
was s2.6s1 tor Licntenant-Governor, $3.50.
The plurality of Governor Robinson was 11.516;
the majority of Potter. IL ,5s6-the smallest gwen
in several wears The following carefully corrected
table shows the vote by wards and towns for the
entire county
Or AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
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NEBRISKi.

REPUBLICAN BY 10000 OR 1000.
The RETURNS VERY MFAGRE.
OMAHA. Nov. 5.-No Trustworthy returns have
yet been received from the State. Prominent poll
,cians estimate the Republican majority at from
10000 10 1000.
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ny AssEMBLYMEN.

To Brooklyn the new apporiionment gave twelve
Assemhlymen The contest there Tuesday re
suited IN the election of eight Democrats and four
Republicans. In three districts the With, With and
Xth the Republicans voted for Independent Dem
ocrats; and m one. the XIth tie Democrats sup
ported an Independent Republican. Following are
the votes
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSI

variations In tnls
perp-n1caaf di1ssns Of Tor Ils ~
hs1 presiding insh The irregular shts las rsgrssaat. as
the ras oroksnS astEea las
fepFessns ths ta1Etisns In tsznpersfare
TRIBUNE OYYIcE. Nov. o. a. m.-Tne changes In
the barometer yesterday were slight Clear and partly
cloudy weather prevailed with light snow just before
midnight The temperature was So lower than
ou tuesday the mercury ranging between geo and 800
The amount Of moisture in the air ID large.
In this city and Vicinity to-day cloudy and partly
cloudy and warmer weather with Light rains or snow,
may be expected.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. o 1879.
For New-Engand and the Middle states,
,anera, cIoudy weather and light rain snow rising
tempera ure falling barometer ana southeast W sou'n
winds
TRIRI-NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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REPORTED COUNTY MAJORITIES.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCH.I

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 5.-The following additional
majouties for State Treasurer are reported:
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