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

Up to the hour of going 10 press with the first
edition OF rHE TRIBUNE, return, had been received
from 1874 towns including the cities of Troy.
Syracuse anl Auburn These towns and cities
gave last year plurality of no, aJi for
the Republican candidate for the Supreme
Colrt. This year they give n plurality Of
p2.0Si for Cornell. This indicates that Cornell is
getting al per cent of the Republican
plurality of last year in the counties north
of New-York City, and that his plurality
outside of New-York and Kings Counties
will he $4,000. 1t is at this hour estimated
that New-York and Kings Counties will give COM
bncd vote OF 10000 against Cornell, electing
him in the State at large by $4,000 plurality.
Returns have also been received from 81 towns
to the vote for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. These
reports Indicate that the men on the State
ticket below Cornell run considerably ahead of
him. These officers have to meet the combined
strength of the Kelly and Robinson vote. Returns
from "a towns indicate that they getting So per
cent of the Republican vote of last year. and may
be elected by over 5000 plurality.
John Kelly's vote was strong in Oswego, Wash
ington, Queens, Cattaraugus, Wyoming, Ulster,
Monroe and Onondaga Counties. helping the Repub-
hcan ticket greatly.
The towns reporting in regard to Governor are as
follows:
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A CLOSE CITY VOTE.
RoBINsON,s PLURALITY SMALL.


THE COUNTY TICKET IN DIsPUTE-A REPUBLICAN
SHERIFF PROBABLY ELECTED - GUMBIE ToN
DOUBTLESS DEFEATED FOR COUNTY cLKRK-No
DEFINITE RETURNS FOR CORoNER-RooT, NC
ADAM AND HALVES PROBABLY RETURNED.
The vote in New-York County yesterday was
singular in great many respects. 1t was I'M
paraleled for closeness the county the
plurality given to the Democratic candidate for
Governor shows a smaller vote than has been cast
for a Democratic candidate in this county IN
many years. How formidable has been the
bolt of John Kelly and the Tammany
party is indicated by the fact that
there were over 10000 votes for him
as a boiling candidate" The general result is a
substantial victory for Kelly and his faction as 1t In
dcates the defeat least of Robinson for Governor
The issue as to the rest Of the Republican vote ap-
pears to be left in doubt by the re-
turns from New-York County. The great
number of split tickets made it difficult
work 10 count the total votes given for any one
candidate, and the returns were later coming in
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THE NORTH is SOLID.
<LL TIE DOUBTFUL STATES REPUBLICAN
VICTORIES ALL ALONG THE LINE.


SEw-YoRK, PENNSYLVANIA, MASSACHUSETTS, CON
NEcIIcUr, NEw-JERsEY. WISCONSIN AND Ne
BRAsKA SAFELY REPUBLCAN-CoRNELI, THE
FULL STATE TICKET AND REPUBLICAN MA
JoRITY IN THE LEGISLATURE ELECTED IN NEW
YORK BUTLER DEFEATED AGAIN IN MAssA-
cHusErTs-REPUBLIcAN MAJORITY IN PENN
sYLvANM 10000
The Republicans have carried all the So
called doubtful States 10y sure ma
jorities In New-York they have elected
Cornell by a plurality of about $4,000, and
rrobably the rest of the State ticket by from
5000 to 10000. They have also secured a
large majority in both branches of the Legisla-
ture
The Massachusetts Republicans have repeated
their defeat of Butler, and have elected Long
Governor by a plurality ranging from $4,000
TO 10000 They have an overwhelming ma
jority in the Legislature.
The Pennsylvania Republicans have rolled
up the enormous majority of $4,000.
Wisconsin n, which the Democrats have been
claiming as doubtful" State for next year.
has gone Republican by 10000 majority,
which may rise to 10000.
Connecticut has elected a Legislature
which shows a Republican majority of
% on joint ballot, against Re-
publican maj ority of AZ last year.
In New-Jersey the Republicans have
gained eight Assemblymen and one Senator
in the counties heard from. and are holding
their own so we'll through the State that an
increased Republican majority in the Legisla-
ture is assured.
Nebraska has gone Republican by 10000
majority, Just double that of last year.
The returns from Virginia are rather indef-
mite, but the Debt-paying party Is hopeful
that it has carried the Legislature and saved
the credit of the State from the Reputation
lists.
There was good deal of scratching In
Minnesota, but the Republicans have carried
the State by about 10, 900 majority.
Mississippi had "quiet" election, and Is
solid for the Democrats.
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LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS.
GAIN OF 5000 IN TwENTY-FOuR COUNTIES
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.].

GAIN or 5000 IN TwENTY-FoUR COUNTIES.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.].
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Partial returns from
"a out of Ga counties III this state, exclusive oil
Philadelphia County. show Republican gam Oh
5000. Twenty-seven wards in Philadelphia out OF
81 give Butler (Republicanl 26.216 majority for
State Treasurer over Barr Dem.l, Republican
gain of 9,701.
Bradford City has gone Republican by majority
of so over the Democratic State ticket. There Is
about the same majority Tor Jury Commissioner.
Kennedy Qnd.-Rep.) is elected by majority OF as
over johnson (Rep.)
The returns from Mexican County are meaere, but
they give the Republican State ticket sheht
majority. very light vote was polied.
A ROusING REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN Pl1TsBURG.
The CITY of Pittsburg will give between 5000
and 6OOO majority for Butler. The Republican
county ticket will be elected by majorites ranging
from 1000 TO 5000.
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LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS.

MADISON LOST BY THE DKMOCRATs-3,OOO REPUB-
IICAN GAIN ~ MILWAUKEE.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCn.l
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 1.-The weather was clear and
cold ali over the Northwest to-day. The roads were
good. The City of Milwaukee complete gives
Smith Rcp.) for Governor 2, 132 majority This is a
gain of about 5000 over the vote of 1877. The
CITY of Madison. usually Democratic, gives Smith
fRep.) 80 majority. Returns from thirty-one towns
and CITIES outside of Milwaukee show a Republican
poin of 200 over the vote of two years ago.
Racine County gives Smith (Rep.l 4s3 majority
for Governor.
LA1FR.-One hundred and thirty-two towns and
precincts outside the City of Milwaukee. give net
Renublican gain of $40. The City and County of
Milwaukee give Republican gain of 3,OO6
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TLLEGRIPHIC NOTES.

THE woMAN's CONVENTION ADJOURNED
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. 4.-Ihe Woman's Nas
tiOnal Union Convention has Adjourned
In Boston IN $780,
A LARGE CARGO or COTTON FROM NEw-oRL Fans
Ntw-ORIkANs, Nov. f.-Ihe s,eamship Ashbnrno
which cleared for Liverpool today carries 2) bales
tohc largest VI cotton snipped fom this
THE SALE OF AN OLD wAR-sHIP.
HALIFAX, n. =. Nov. 4.-rne war snip Pyramus.
which captured by Admiral Nelson nom tho Danes Ia
famous aud which served tiaa
ing ship here. has bceh syht for 5000
ONE TRAIN RoBBER KILLS ANOTHER
ST. LOUIS Nov. 4.-DIspatche> report the killing
James, of the notorious James boys" who
supposed have been Of the who ODb the
at,eniae NO. recently. by George snellefd formerly a.
member OF the Shepherd Chelisacd ennllty
against James for kiiling relative
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NETWORK STATE.
HANDsoME REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

A HANDSOME REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
CORNELL ELECTED BY PLURALITY OF fh"D-
ABLY 35.OOO-TBE REST OF THE REPUBLICAN
STATE TICKET PROBABLY ELECTED ALso-Boih
BRANCHES OF THE LEGISLATURE LARGELY RE-
PUBLICAN.
Mr.. Cornell has been elected Governor by
plurality which, from the latest indlca-
tons, may reach $4,000. In this city
John Kelly received about $4,000 votes
Robinson 10000 and Cornell about 55.Ooo.
Robinson's plurality in Brooklyn is estimated
at 10000, making a total of about ~, Ooo III
the two cities. Cornell's plurality outside oil
New-York and Brooklyn is estimated at 55,ooo
on present returns, leaving him plurality on
the total vote of probably $4,000. st. Law
renee County's majority for Cornell is estl-
mated to be from 5000 to 1000. The plu-
rality for Cornell Ill Oswego County is put al
1000.
Returns of the vote for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor seem to show that, in spite of the union
of the Democratic factions upon the nominees
for six State offices, the whole Republican
State ticket below Governor may be elected
by majority of from 5000 to 10000. Hoskins
losele than 400 votes or the Republican plural
tiles in sixty-forr towns as compared with last
year, when the Greenback vote in the State
was $4,000; in 134 towns, Cornell loses
1000 votes as compared with last years plu-
ralities. The Greenback vote seems almost to
have disappeared.
No definite returns have been obtained upon
the Legislative tickets in this city and Brooklyn
and estimates upon the strength of parties In
the Legislature are necessarily Inexact But
it is clear that the Republicans have elected
two-thirds of the Senate, and probable that
they have elected about the same proportion
in the Assembly.
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GENERAL GRANT md THE PEOPLE.

THE GENERAL ABOUT TO DELIVER An IMPORTANT
MESSAGE.
CHICAGO Nov. At is stated that General Sher-
man has written 10 a military friend in this city
that General Grant has an important message to
deliver to the people of the United States, which
he will first give to them when he reaches this
city.
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MIR. TERRYs REELECTION TO THE ASSEMBLY

IDY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRlnuNE.I
WHITEHALL. Nov. 4.-lerrS. Republican,. is M
doubtcdv elected to ;he Assembly from this. the lid
Washington County DisTic,. DAVIS. Democrat,
has only % majority in this, the only town
in the district likely 10 give him large majority.
Terry has more than overcome this in his own town.
and scattering returns from otter towns IN tne dis
trict show a vote close t0 the Republican State
ticket. lie is undoubtedly elected by 400 and NJ
ward majority. W. u. 1EFFi
lLditOr Ihr CLrOnicll.l
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The above all Republicans except, MI. reel, OF
the XVIlth District.
Hartford City elects Lewis +. Stanton and Gus
tayus +. Davis. Republicans, 10 the House. There
have been Republican gains in the House as well as
IN the Senate. OF the Senators elected last year,
who hold over this year. are Republicans aud
Democrats so that the Senate will stand IL Re
publicans and Democrats. The House will
stands 1853 Republicans 10 10 Democrats, or a
majority of 90 on joint ballot Last year the kepub
hcan majority Oh joint ballot was AZ.
The Assemblymen now elected DO not choose
United States senator; but the Senators elected
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CONNECTICUT.

REPUBLICAN GAINS IN THE LEGISLATURE
THE PROBABLE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ON JOINT
BALLOT BETWEEN 90 AND 90. AGAINST AZ LAST
YEAR.
HARTFORD. Nov 4.-Tbe election in Connec-
ticut to-day was for the Legislature only. and for
the Senate elections held in only eleven of the
twepty-one districts. OF these the Republicans
elect ten, and the Democrats one. The Senators
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The Prohibition vote was very light. In ulou-
cester it is reported that the Butler tickets were
thrown out IN Precinct of Ward Ia. on the
ground that the device at the head was illegal. In
Boston the Adams ticket can hardly be found in
some precincts bingham, Mr. Longs home, re-
ports gain of $50 in the Republican vote.
Lowell went substantially Republican, with the
exception of Governor Sheriff and perhaps Senator
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!. LAWRENCE DOES HERSELF PROUD


OGDENsBURG, Nov. 4.-COrnePs majority over
Robinson in this county Is 5000. Senator Lynde.
Republican. and all three of the Republican candi-
dates for the Assembly elected. The Kelly vote
is insignificant s. p. REMINGTON.
IFditor The Journal
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wrsrcHEsrEn CLOSE on The STATE TICKET
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rnrnuNg.I

fBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WHITE PLAINS. Nov. 1.-The vote for Cornell and
Robinson in Westchester County, as far as re-
ceived, is close. Waldo Hutchins Is undoubt-
edly elected to Congress from the Xllth
District, and Senator Roberson's majority in
Westchcster County will he upward of
1000. In the lst Assembly District, ID. Ogden
Bradley. Republican. is believed to be re-
elected in the Id Assembly District, William II.
Catlm Deml of Rye. is doubtless elected, and in
the lid Assembly District David W. Travis, cleo
ton is conceded. James Courier DEM, Of Yonkers,
is elected by handsome majority. and John NJ.
Rowcl lDem is reelected County Clerk
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woopIN's MAJORITY 1000.

IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TIEuHEI
AUBURN Nov. 4.-Wm. Is. Woodin Is elected 70
the Senate from this district by 5000 majority.
Ferris RepD for the Assembly ~ the 1t Dis
tnct, aud Tuthll lRepl for the Assembly in
the lid District, are both elected BIZ large MAORI
ties Cornells plurality in the county Is $500.
III. j. KNAPP. Editor The 5dcOfiser.l
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CORNELL 1000 AHEAD IN oswEGo.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
OswEGo. Nov. 4.-Oswego city gives Cornell
LISP, Robinson, $50. and Kelly 910 The city
and eighteen districts IN the county give Cornell
5,744 Robinson. 2, $780, and Kelly, ,141. 1t is es-
timated that the county will give Cornell 1000
plurality and majority of 1000 over Robinson
and Kelly. c. NORTH.
chairman Republican County Committed
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Managing Editor of The Times.
A DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATE OF ONEIDA.

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE THBuNnI
UTICA, Nov. 1.-THE returns, which are thus far
scattering indicate that CornelPs majority in the
county will fall below 800. The Democrats are
bopeful of the election of James Stevens their
ddate for Senator. THEODORE =. Cook.
Editor The ObsoTT.l
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chairman Republican County Commute
THREE THOUSAND FOR CORNELL IN ERIE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE IRIBUSE.I

BUFFALO, Nov. All the Republicans on
the Buffalo City and Erie County tickets
are elected by majorities ranging from
500 to 1000. Returns so far indicate
5000 majority for Cornell in the county.
Kelly's vote in the city is hardly worth counting.
Williams is elected Senator. Assemblyman Ash Is
surely elected sipp. Roberts ard Hurd are almost
sure O'Brien possibly is. in. MATHEWS.
Editor The Buffalo Egpress.l
SENECA BETTER BY 200 THAN LAST YEAR
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TIiBUsEI
SENECA Falls Nov. f.-Cornelfs plurality In
Seneca County is about 900. Evans. Republican, is
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POPLAR MAN At HOME.

my TELEGRAPH TEIBUNEl
C0HsTOCK. Nov. l.-Baker (Iep.l. for the Senate,
will have nearly 1000 majority in Washington
County lie carries every town. and eleven votes
o ly were east against Inn in his home election
district
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GOVERNOR ELECTED.


STATE OFFICERS PROBABLY ELECTED.
Lieutenant Gorernor.-George g. Hoskns tRepD
Secretary Of Stdfe.-Joseph b. Carr tRep)
COntroiler.-James ". Wadsworth (Rep.)
Tredsurer.-Nathan ID. Wendell (Repl
Attorney decentralization Ward (Rep)
State Engineer-Howard soule (Rep)
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TIE nEN0CRATIC ESTIMATE IN ERIE.

Buffalo. Nov. i've estimate Erie County
loo f.r Cornell. The Assemblymen elected are
Lrag.in CDrm.l, Frank Sipp, James Ash, James A.
Roberts aud Harvey J. Hurd. all Republicans.
DAVID GRAY.
Editor The Buffalo COuricr.l
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LARGE VOTE FOR KELLY IN LocKPoRT.

Ibl
LoCKPoRT. Nov. 4.-Looms is elected 10 the Sem
ate, Volkenburgh and Low reelected to the AS
semby, and the city gives Cornell 355 majority.
Kelly's vote is 326. WILLARD 4. COBB.
Editor The Journal
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PARTICULARS OF THE RESULT.

Below special dispatches to the Editor OF 1nR
from best informed politicians, editors ana
others In their respective locelltesl
COLLECTOR MERRITr'S ESTIMATE OF ST. LAW
RENEE AND FRANKLIN.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.1
POTsDAM, Nov. 4.-Potsdam complete gives Cor
nell s43 maJority-a gain over the majority in 1876
of ~. The ema'nder of the ticket has majority
of not less than $50. Kelly received votes he
turns far received Indicate majority for Cornell
of 1000 in ST. Lawrence and loo in Franklin
County. Lynde is elected senator; Craspcr. Peek,
Chamberlain and Brennan, Assemby men, are Re
publicans. f. A. MERRITT.
fCotlactor of the Port of Now Nork /
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Governor. is elected by from 10000 to $4,000
plurality, and this may be increased TO
$4,000 by further returns. The Republi-
can candidates for State Offices are
probably all elected and the Legislature Will be
largely Republican. The vote shows material
falling off as compared with last year, the Prohibl
ton vote amounting to little. and the straight Dem
ocratic ticket receiving slight support.
The vote of 26O cities and towns for Governor IS
compared below with the vote of the same towns i'll
1878:
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GENERAL sHARPE,s MAJORITY LARGE.

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
SAUGERTIEs, Nov. 4.-General SDarpe's majority
in the town Of Saugerties is 721. He is elected by
large majority. The Saugerties Telegraph
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elected member of Assembly by 400 majority.
Woodin, for State Senator has about 100 majority.
A. IL. CoMsToCK.
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A GOOD DAYS WORK IN PUTNAM.

IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.l
GARRIsoN's, Nov. 4.-Returns from this county
indicate majority of 300 for Cornell. II. FISH.
Member of Assembly,
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BUTLER ADMITS HIS DEFEAT.

BY IELEGRATH To THE TRIBUNE-l
Boston, Nov. 4.--LOng's plurality is estimated at
10000 General Butler has just conceded Longs
election by 5000 plurality. JoHN q. HOLMES.
Managing Editor of The Boston H1aldl
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THE MAN SMITH WEED TRIED tt

lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.
GLyYs FALLS. Nov. my majority in the Dis
trict is at least 600 W. W. Roc KwELI,
State SeLatOr.l
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c,rv royr FOR GoVERyoR AVID LIEUTENANrGO VERyOR

THE
din
candidate
rdso winch tn fgur table below
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collector of the Port of Net

ALBANY COUNTY DOES WELL FOR CORNELL
tBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRBuNE.I
ALBANY, Nov. 4.-Returns thus far received indi-
cate that CornelPs plurality in this city will I've
about 1000. and in the county about 100.
Braman is elected Senator and Grggs Repl and
Powers. Wiley and ynes Dems.l are elected TO tho
Assembly. .CHARLis T. SMITH.
Editor The JDuradil
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5oOD FOR SENATOR HALBERT.

lBf TELEGRAPH TO IHE
BINGnAMToN. Nov. 4.-CornelFs majority in this
county is 200; Andrews's, 1000; mine about
1900. f. q. HA-BERT.
State SenatOr.l
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IBY TELEGRAPH TIE lRiBrNf~l
Troy, Nov. 4.-rne City of Troy gives Robinson
about 900 majority over Cornell. kely's vote ~
the city is about 600. l. " Baker, ir Is elected TO
the Senate, and Rhodes aud STRAIT Democrats. and
Comstock. Republican, elected to the Assembly.
The County OF Rensselaer, will probably give a
small majority for Robinson.
w. l.. KIssrLBUEGH.
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TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBuSE1
ROCHESTER. Nov. 4.-CornelFs plurality IN Mon
roc County is over 5000. Kclys vote IN the civ
is about 400, and from 1,so0 to 1000 IN the
county. Pitts, RepD. for TIE Senate, and
Seey, Baker and Root. tieps, Tor the Assembly.
are elected. WILLIAM PURCELL
Editor Inc onion
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QUEENS COUNTY HOLDING IT'S OWN.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, NEw-YORK, Nov. Any
majority in the Ist District of Queens County is
about 500. WM J. YoUNGs.
candidate for the Assembly,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 10000.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4.-The Republican majority
in Pennsylvania is about $4,000.
3 F. c. HoOToN.
TCharman of Republican State Committed
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GENERAL Hustled ALL RIGHT AS L

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
NYACK Now Al am elected. Judge Robertson
also carries Rockland County. J. w. Hustled.
IEx-Speakcr OF Assembly,
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NANCE M JORITY IN CATTARAUGUs.

4 JVttIt 7 II TT
SALAMANcA, Nov Mr. CornePs plurality In
Catfaraugns County amounts TO 5000. Mr.. Cor
neli's vote Is $500, Robmsons $500, Kelly's 800.
Lcwis's LOO. Hoskns's 5000. Potters 1900.
Wieting's 500. senator Sessions majority In the
county is 5000 H. &. Bullock and J. NJ. COngdon,
bath Republican,, are elected to the Assembly
A. w. FERRIN.
Editor The Cd'ardHgus Rcpublicdn.I
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ROBINSON AND KELLY IN TROY.

ROBINSON AND KELLY IN TROY.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE
Troy, Nov. 4.-Robinson's majority in Troy is
1,13l. The total Kelly vote is 7O6.
JEROME II. PARMENTER.
Editor The Pressl
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GOOD FOR COOPERsTOWN.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
CooPERsTowN, Nov. 4.-Cornel has 40 majority
in tins town-a splendid gain. SAMUEL 5. EDcK,
Estate Senator.
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THE MAJORITY IN TIOGA COUNTY
To- -.,.,,.nu M rut, rpfpuNr

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
OswEGo Nov. lin Tioga County Mr. CornelPs
majority is about 900 The rest of the Republican
State ticket has about 1000 majority. The entire
county ticket is elected by majorties ranging from
800 to /, 200. T.C. PLAlT
chairman Republican Executive Committed
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ROBINsoNs PLURALITY ~ HIS OWN COUNTY
ONLY SIXTY.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TIL


EINRA Nov 4. -Chemung County complete gives
Cornell 3.4st; Robinson. 3,5il; Kelly. 1873. and
Lewis. 1,5i5 Davenport }epl for Senator is elected
by n large majority. Hoffman DEM is elected TO
The Assembly. Little O,ep. for Sheriff. has 800
majority. Lormore (Rep.l. for Treasurer, has 500 or
600 majority. &. Il. FMRMAN
Editor of The Elmird Iduert,ser.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05
VOTE OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES.

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
Boston, Nov. 4.-The vote of the principal towns
for Governor is compared below with the vote IN
1878:
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GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH

MILWAUKEE. Wis.,, Nov. 4.-Ninetv-six towns and
cities outside of Milwaukee show Republican
gain of 1904 over the wore of two years ago. The
County and City of Milwaukee. with one precinct to
hear from, give a Republican gain of 2,461. The
net Republican gam in the State, including Mil
YANKEE. SO far is GO15. There is little doubt of
smith carrying the State by 10000
CINcIxNATI, Nov. A dispatch from Milwaukee
saws that the state is sure of Republican majority
of 10000, with a fair prospect of swelling 1t TO
oS 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-05
THE STATE VOTE.

OVER 1900 REPUBLICAN PLURALITY IN 260
IOWNS.
GENERAL PRESS DlsPAIcH.J
BOsToN, Nov. 4.--Returns as far received
indicate that Long. the Republican candidate for