New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05

he thought he might take "a vote here He didn't know
he had voted Illegally. and wouldn't do 80 AGAIN. Inc
Justice committed him in default OF $1,000 bail.
only persons were ARA gned before Justice ram
mer al tho jefferson Market Police Court yesterday on
the charge Illegal voting. Both were colored men
ana were discharged Beninmin johnson had ena"Ssu
his residence from No ia West Iwenty-sxtst 10 NJ
2O2 West yseventb ~ since registration uay @
was arrested because nen ne 'l 10 l., w tered
He explained the matter, pleading Ignorance 10 no
charged by Inspecr or Cortissos with not knowing the
street where lived though he SAID he had peeh tnSre
4s Beecker-st testified thar johnson sleeps III MS SHOP
and works for Though extremely ignorant ne was
The ection passed Of in unusually quiet ana or,
derly manner in The upper distlcs W p Gour until
polls closed in TIE afternoon bn, nob s nns
brought before him-something which has ho'
happened In TINS court before IN years.
AT THE REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM OVER THE VOTE FOR Mr.
CoRNEIL--sUCcEss OF REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES
FOR THE sENATE-coNGRATULAIlNG Mr. COR
NELL.
An immense crowd gathered about the
Fifth Avenue Hotel and overlooked the corridors OF the
hotel and the rooms the Republican State Committee
long before O'Clock in the evening. Confidence and
eager expectation depicted ON the faces OF The
crowd expressed I'm the conversation. hut the enth
siasm was pent up until about o'clock, when the fag
mentay received began TO bear testimony to
great Republican victory Thereafter the conversation
was loud an0 jubilant and cheers were frequent.
The state Committee had made excellent arrange
for early dispatches and for entertain
iug the leading OF the party who chose TO call, ana
many friends of the committeeman. Paror +, connect
Ing wIth the committee rooms, secured for the
night and supplied large inner sanctun. where the
favored few sat about large table which held ticking
telegraphic instrument. and brstled with spndles hold
mg fresh dispatches. Mr. Cornell was IN the room carry
the evening looking well pleased with the prospect
Of victory He went private room in the hotel
had aollo. Cd q
o'clock General c. A. Arthur, chairman OF the state
Committee the head OF the table with Congress
man Levi r. Morton and cxNlnister f. W StOughton on
one side of him and Thomas C. Acton John I. Daven
port aud George Bliss the other side On the opposite
side of the table sat e. NJ Johnson. Secretary Of the
State Committee. Seated ard standing about them
were General Garfield OF Ohio. General j. T. Carr the
candidate for Secretary of STATE General Sheridan of
L0nslana. Colonel Ethan Allen Chauncey NJ. Depew'
Congressman Enstcln. Alderman John j. Morris, Paul
strobacl, OF Alabama. Register Fitch. William
A. Darling. John Roach jackson 5. Schultz, General
Graham. Surveyor of the Port ex-Deputy Col
lector Johu r. Lydccko'. Wright LawIerce, Thomas
Murphy, Asscmbiyman Williams. OF Cncinnats. Drake
DcKay and Colonel EmmOn> Clark.
About u O'Clock W. W. Hicks. OF Florida. arrived
from his siumpine of tie STATE, and welcomed
with much warmth az one Of the most effective speak
er- Of the campaign. When II announced that Tam
many Hall was likely elect lis county ticket, gentle
man remarked That's curious, In way that called
forth general laugh. John Kely's vote III the state
was a great surprise At 1880 it announced that
the Republicans had elected four state Senators in the
city, Astor, Eidmann. Forster and Srahan
Distrct-AttoIney Phelps and Genera! Lloyd Aspin-
wall called about IL o'clock, at which time the dis
patches indicated handsome majority for Cornell
Robinson in the State The crowd in the inner room
had considerably diminished, but the thrOmg in the
ante-rooms of the committee great at o'clock
These were among the dispatches received oaIly in
rho po1ling a the Republican Headquarters:
HE RESULT IN MASSACHUSETTS,
BosToN, Mass.
Buffers plurality in Boston, 5000. McCaferiy beaten
III Worcester. THOMAS MACK.
Boston, Mass.
Latest returns the defeat of Butlr nv 10000 to
$4,000 plurality Send latest returns from NewYolk.
G.. ii. HASKELL.
CONTEMPLATING Mr.. CORNELL.
BROADWAY AND DEy-sT.
congratulate you your assured election by from
10000 OF 80 600 plurality. This city will give Robinson
'''' '''''" N-'VOV AMEs G. LEARNED.
VARIOUS DISPATCHES FROM THE INTERIOR.
OSEoSTA. n. Y.
E. NJ JOHNSON:
Cornelis majority over Robinson 1873. How is that
Tor high! X. l.. Fox document Clerk Rep. Com
ALBION n. Y.
A. b. CORNELL:
Our town Albion gives you 1856 majority. The town
Is ordinarily about eveu u II. CoiL-
AUBURN. N. Y.
Your majority Robinson in this cityis 19l5. 1t
will be about 1000 IN the county J.. \, KSArr
CORNING. n. y.
c. A. ARTHUR -,
corRE gives Cornell so4 majority over Re2S9s0n II
ITHACA, n. \.
A. b. CORNELL.
Town OF Ithaca complete majority for Cofhell. 166
SPENCER.