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NEW YORK.
new YORK, November ga a. Mac
cording to the latest returns, IL 10 roughly
estimated that New York city gives Robin
son, in round numbers, 10000 plurality,
and Brooklyn 5000 plurality, over Cornell;
but Cornell hes plurality, ns far as heard
from, in the State, outside OF the two cities,
OF $4,000 over Robinson, which gives him
net plurality OF $4,000, and secures his
election. For Lieuteuant-Governor and the
rest oftbe State ticket, on which the Demo-
Gratis were united, New York city gives
Potter, DEM, majority OF $4,000 and
BROOKLYN a majority OF 10,000-an aggre-
gate majority WHICH the, Republican gains
in the State as far as known can hardly
overcome.
The following Justices for the Marine
Court are elected: McAdams, anti-Tam-
many, and Hawes, Republican. The fol-
lowing coroners are elected: Knox, anti
Tammany Hermann, Tammany; and
Brady, Tammany. Miles Beach, anti
Tamnany, was elected judge OF Common
Pleas. The anti-Tammany aldermen at
large are probably elected; two Republi-
cans on alderman ticket in The Fourth dis
trict, two Tammany, and one antl-Tam-
many: In the Fifth district, two Republic
cans and one Tamnlany; In the Sixth dis
trict, two anti-Tammany and one Republl-
can in the Seventh district, two Tammany
and one auti-Tammany; in the Eighth dis
trict, two Republicans and one Tammany;
four wards for Tammany. -~
The vote this morning shows that the
Democrats have elected their city tickets in
Brooklyn. ..~.r-
NEW YORK, November 5.-Brooklyn and
Kings county (compIete) give Robinson
1l,5l7 majority. The Democrats also elect
seven out Of twelve assemblymen, two sem
ators, and their entire city and county
ticket.
ALBANY, November 5.-The EUenin9
Journals editorial says the State ticket lis
in doubt. There are % Republican major
ity in the Senate and 4S Republican major
ity in the House.
NEW YORK, November 5.-The vote for
Governor and Northumberland In this
city, as far US it is completed, stands as fol-
lows: Cornell, 45.011; Robinson, 5S,54S;
Kelly, 42,136; Hoskins. 49,661; Potter,
95,513.
NEW JERSEY.
ELIZABETH, n. j., November 5.-Peter
Bennett, Democrat, is elected mayor over
Clark, Republican, by 95S majority. The
Democrats elect four freeholders. with an
average majority OF AGA, making the Board
Democratic. They also elect five out OF
eight councilmen, making the City Council
stand ten Democrats to six Republicans.
The Board OF Education remains Republi-
can.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToS, November 5.-The Republican
vots az compared with last year, computed
with the figures already given, shows
falling-off Of $4,000.
The Senate will stand: Thirty-one Re-
publicans, Butler Democrats.
The returns show the following full vote :
Long, 121, 204; Butler, 10S,237; Adams,
9,713; Eddy, 1,448.
BosT0N, November 5.-Rcturns from all
but eight towns give Long, Republican,
121,716: Butler, 10S.507; Adams, Demo-
cTaI, u, GuuS, 4,fio'
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, November 5.-The complete
figures for Treasurer IN the city give john
son, Republican, 22,G44; Guern, Demo-
crat, 1887; Alpthes, Socialist, 1912.
Johnson's plurality is 1861.
The returns from local elections through
out the State have little political signit-
canoe, but where the straight party issue
was joined there are Republican gains.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November 5-A. M.-Ham.
ilton's Democrat) majority for Governor in
this city is 11,102, aud the balance OF the
State and city ticket about the same. Re-
turns from Annie Arundel county give q
Democratic majority OF 1900; Baltimore
county, 1000 Democratic majority for the
State ticket and 1000 for the county ticket;
Frederick county gives about 800 Republic
can majority; Caroline county, 700 Demo-
cratic majority.
BALTIMoRE, November 5.-Returns from
some counties have not yet been received,
but sufficient is known to indicate Demo-
cratic majority OF 1900 to 10000.
MISSISSIPPI.
COLUMBUS, MISS, November 5.-Lowndes
county elects full Democratic ticket. There
was no opposition except for State senator.
Light vote polled.
OXFORD, Miss, November 5.-Lafayette
county gives Democratic majority of $50.
The election passed off quietly.
JACKSON, November 5.-Only fourteen
counties have been heard from. or these,
eleven have elected the straight Democratic
ticket, with majority of $50. Kinds and
Madison counties require the official count.
Marshall county, the stronghold OF Green
backisn, elects the straight Democratic
ticket by large majority.
| SENAToBIA, November 5.-Tate county
elects the Greenback candidate for the Lee
gislature and all the county officers by ma
| iorities ranging from 200 to 400.
CANTON, November 5.-Madison county
elects Graves to the Senate. and Downs
(white), Garrett and Libby (colored)-all
Independents-to the Legislature.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November 5.-The result OF the
municipal election shows Republican gain
Of 5000. The Republicans elected W. G..
Thompson mayor by $500 majority, and
nearly the entire city ticket.
MINNESOTA. s.-,
ST. PAUL, November 5.-The count in the
city and county has been completed. Rice,
Democrat, for Governor, 3.213; Pillsbury,
Republican. 1,1s7. The Republicans elect
three candidates on the county ticket and
the Democrats six.