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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-04
SOUTH DAKOTA.
The Full eensus-byCounties.


Pierre Free Press: "The Free Press
to-day presents to it's readers the cen
sus Of South Dakota by counties. The
returns of all the counties are official
and full with the exception of Jerauld
which may oe increased $50, which
would swell the total population to
26l, ,7O9. The figures for Sargent, Dick
ey, Mcintosh and Emmons counties
are only for that portion which lies
south of the 10th parallel. By an an
alysis Of the table it will be seen that
Minnehaha leads with 1884, and that
Harding, adjoining Montana, is the
smallest in population, with only 26
whites. The following is the table:
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-04
rhe Women's Relief Corps had a ses-

The w omen s helleI corps mad q SeS-
sion last Saturday.
yessey Bros, Ransom Il Co. occupy
their new store.
Miss Minnie Harris has returned
from her eastern visit.
Messrs. VIM. Brown and Hartman Of
Woonsocket called to-day.
MIR. Hollenbeck of Woonsocket is
spending a few days at the Springs.
Quite heavy frost visited Temple
ton and vicinity on thenight of the LIST.
Our water famine has ceased and the
pipes again perform their accustomed
duty.
Miss Floy Tofllemire went to Huron
last Monday. She will be absent until
about Christmas.
John Ryan, Of Parker, and Sam Ohm
sted, Of Mitchell, have been buying
cattle in this vicinity for few days
past: - = : -'-----
LosT.-Cn Friday, Aug. 2Sth, in or
near washington Springs pair of
glasses with steel bows and tin case.
If found please return to this office.
The satisfaction our readers will ex-
perience in knowing whose lands are to
be sold for taxes we suppose will COM
pensate for any lack in our local page
this week.
Mrs. r. 5. Bateman and daughter,
Jennie, started for Wisconsin on We'd
nesday morning last. They will spend
some time visiting in the east before
returning to Dakota.
Among the visitors at the Springs
last week were parties from Forest
burg and Woonsocket. The Woonsock-
ct Sunday school held an enjoyable pic
nic at Che Springs on Saturday last.
The sale at o. O. England's on Thurs
day was well attended and the prices
averaged well; sheep sold for Sl.55.
Oxen $3.50 for yoke; cows $23.5O to $40;
young cattle $14.50 to $s41.25; calves
S11.25 to SIG.
d. A. Scott came up from Mitchell
last Friday evening. The effects of his
fine Italian hand are visible in the ap-
pearance of the Springs-the grove be-
ing nicely trimmed out and the weeds
along the creek cut down.
A delegation consisting Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. T. Toflemire, Mr. and Mrs G. T..
Hall and Mr.. and Mrs G. D. Brown, re-
presenting Jerauld county are in at
tendance on the territorial temperance
convention at Chamberlain this week.
MARRIED-At Crow Lake on the End
inst, by the Rev. Chas. Vessey, Mr..
w. REED to Miss MITTIES. VEssEY,
all Of Jerauld county.
The HERALD extends congratula-
lions and wishes for the happy couple
a long and useful married life.
Mr.. Scofield has been doing some
good work on the road over the Hill;
he found it impracticable to follow the
stakes set by the surveyor but has got
better road by not following them.
He has had to move considerable more
dirt than estimated but not as much as
would have had to be moved on the
route staked out. His work shows
that a railroad grade is not an impossl-
bility over the hills.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-04
Total Population.
Notice.

The time for receiving bids for build
ing out-houses for the school. houses
in Cherry school township has been
continued thirty days. pd
BY order Of Township Board.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-04
DELINQUENT, TAX LIST.
OFFICE OF TREASURER.
JERAIIDC Co. ID. T.

Notice is hereby given that all lands on which
the taxes for the year 1884 remain unpaid will
be sold at public luctIo to the highest bidder fn
the smallest amount of the land, at the office OF
the treasurer in the village of washington
Springs on the first Monday, being gIe t1e 5tli day
The following is the list of lands and lots and
the amounts for which the same will b6sold
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-04
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIuN.-Land Office
~ at Mitchell, ID. T., Sept. l, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that tile following
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his clam and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
Court Jerauld Co.. at washington Springs d. T.,
on Oct. 10th. 1885, viz:
WILLIAM j. WILLIAMS,
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of said land,
viz: W. T. Pierce. H. d: Fisher, James c. John
ston, S. s. Starkey, of Starkey, d. T..
sla0 GEO. b. EvERITT, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-04
Communicated.
Editors WEss1NGToN SPRINGS HERALD:
m

Editors WEssINGToN SPRINGS HERALD:
Tp. 1886.
More cloudy weather.
Flax cutting still the rage.
S. F..Huntley, p. w. Welfring, G. w.
Mills and others made trips to Woon-
socket last week. "a
Miss Nora Hunt has been sowing for
Mrs. Huntley the past week.
Lewis Nordyke and j. d. Gilbert are
putting up hay.
G. w. Mills is putting some more car
penter work on his house ready for win
ter; he is going to plaster soon.
w. M. Titus was out chicken hunting
last Saturday. He takes another kind
of hunt Sabbath evening, each week.
rs. Binford is to take s. T. Huntley's
place at the sorghum mill during the
latter's absence to the Constitutional
Convention at Sioux Falls.
A. q. Snyder is again among the liy-
ing.
Clayton Brown is looking for his son
from Iowa soon.
Farmers Alliance this Saturday af-
ternoon, Sept. 9Th, at the court house in
Washington Springs. Let every men,
Der be out. -
Flowing will begin now soon and
Harmony people will be equal to the
first in the county. DECK.
The question of temperance is being
agitated somewhat in this part of the
vineyard. On the evening Of Aug. 23d
Rev. +. Myer, of Woonsocket, gave us
an excellent address. His discourse
was directed principally to the German
element, with their beer-drinking pro-
%livities. The Elder comes out square
coed and we honor him for it. Being
himself a German, he knows just how
70 handle this phase Of the question.
He proposes to keep the people aroused
on this subject, knowing that when
properly understood right will prevail.
August Both occurred the monthly
concert of our Sabbath school which IS
patroniZed by citizens of both Aurora
and Jerauld counties. The hour was
given up to the subject Of temperance.
Or: Shouse, OF Plankinton was present
and made some telling remarks: Del
egations: from neighboring schools
sWelled cur numbers to ITO. All IN all
y was a pleasant gathering and we
rust other schools will take up the
York and thoroughly enlist every scho-
;ff IN the cause Of temperance, soDrle-
Y and order. GORDON.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-04

- w, j. WILLIAMS,
Treasurer Lerauld Co, d. 7,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-04

The Democrats IN Lehigh County have about 1,2OO
Bucks County.-Day 200 majority. Republican gain
Of 3O7 The returns indicate the election OF the Repub
lebanon County-ouay l 800 majority, Republican
gain of 15O Lebanon adopted tho city charter by o49
Northumberland County.-Day $50 majority, RopuD-
Imzerpn County-Thlrty out OF 167 districts show
small Democratic gains The vote is lighter than IL mas
Warren ~ County~Qusy $50 majority, Republican
Fayetto S county-Day 400 majority Republican gain
OF $50. ~ n..,,,,.
susquehanna County-Quay 500 majority, Repubi-
Huntingdon County-Quay, 600 majority, Demo
Blair couniy-Quay. 1900 majority, Republican gain
somerset County-Quay, 1900 majority, aDem0cr'to
Cameron county-Quay. 55 majority. Democratic
York Connty-Day $500 majority Republican, gain
OF 743 Iatmcrth Republican and Peoples cahuluSte
FOR jndgr gains 900 in thirty live districts HIS
election Is claimed by 1900 majority over the regular
LnGerne County-Day, 600 majority, Republican gain,
Warren County-Quay $50 majority, Republican gain
354
Adams County-Quay 400 majority, Republican gain e
Perry COunty--Qiay 80 majority Democratic gain H.
A light vote pOled with much scratching. ,,un,
Cumberland County-Quay 1850 majority on alight
vote, q Democratic gain OF 291. .,
Danphn Uounty-Returns from almost every election
district IN the county indicate mDory lor quay
OF 1.40O, Democratic gain or 3O2
Harrisburg gives Quay 2l3. ,. r.,
wyoming County-DIy 100 majority lSopuOiIcah gum
Of 293. ,,,
Be yer County-Quay 145O majority a Republican
Beaver County indicate over 1900 majority for the
Republicans . ,,... A..
In Juniata County Day has 200 majority Democratic
gain OF &C. 100 ,,. No.,
ocratic gain Of G13. .o ,.- -
Day, in imiNortnampton County has 1000 majority, a
Republican gain of l,O6J. -oo .
Mercer County shows majority Tor quay OF wv
Butler County gives quay $50 majority a Democratic
Lycomns County gives Day 500 majority, Republi-
can gain Of 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-04
THE PRESIDENT VOTING.
A STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET TAKEN. II
AHMED AND CAST.

A STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET TAKEN, TX
AHMED AND CAST.
BUFFALO, Nov. (SpeciaD. D.-Presidcnt Cleve-
lana early this morning, Notwithstanding his late
arrival last night. AT 73O M, he walked down Court
st. TO the polling place in the Tst District Of the Ninth
Ward. Probably 100 people congrcgated. who knew
from former experiences that Mr. Cleveland would vote
early. The first person to grasp the Presidents hand
was Mcbride who threatened TO blow up Canada and
Secretary Frelnghuysen with dynamite He presented
me President with straight Democratic
Ticket After carefully examining 1t, Mr. Cleveland
handed Ii into the ballot takers The
vote recorded at $50 No., and for the next
minutes the President shook hands with old acquain
anees The only candidate present Joseph Schmidt
democratic nominee for Keeper OF the Erie County
Almshouse. Mr.. Cleveland took his hand and said I
near you running for Office Mr Schmidt. and
nope you will be elected. He then walked TO Gerots
french restaurant in Main-s where he took breakfast
Wild FRANKLIN d. Locke. old legal friend. Al $3.50 he
went to his old law Office In the Weed Block
now occupied by his former partners, Bisse Goodyear
and scard. There he held an informal re-
eepton until nearly p. m. Among his Buffalo friends
VINO called were d. N lockwood, who nominated him ;
.P Taylor. Democratic candidate for Mayor; Joseph
[. Fairchild, United States Commissioner; the
ksy. John W. Brown, rector Of st. PauIs Church;
sAason secretary Of the Board Of Trade; WIS., Runcie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-04
PRICE THREE CENTS.
RESULTS IN THE CITY.
HILLS PLURALITY LARGER THAN CLEvE.
LANDS LAST YEAR
THE IRISH VOTE WHICH WENT TO BLAINE GOES TO

THE IRISH VOTE WHICH WENT TO BLAINE GOES TO
HlLL-TAMMANY's TRIUMPH
David B. Hills plurality over Ira Davenport In
this city Is 4S,2GS. Mr.. Cleveland got 43064
votes than Mr.. Blame IN this city last year.
General Carr ran ahead of Mr. Davenport In
some of the districts. His total vote
in the city was 1.434 above DavenporHs
The Irish Democratic vote which went ID
Mr. Blaine in 1884 returned to the Demo-
cratic party this year, az is shown
by the figures in the strong Irish districts.
The struggle on county candidates, where
there were three in the field for one Of
fee was chiefly between the Republican and
Tammany Hail nominees, the County Democracy
bad third in each case. The candidates on the
county ticket who are elected are as follows:
Judge Of the Supreme Court-George &. Barrett.
Jid0e Of the Common Peds-Theron g. strong, Rep.
Judge or the superior C0uTt-John Sedgwick
Gig court JadgeS-Davd McAdam, Tam; Granville
F. Hawes Rep.
Sherit-Hugh ]. Grant. Tam.
County Oterk-Jaines A. Flack, Tam.
President Of The Board Of Atder1aea-Robort b.
Ferdinand Levy. Tam
COrOners- DIR. j. II. Demorest, Tam.
u. W. Reppenhagen, Tan.
Senator Gibbs was defeated IN the With
District, and Thomas c. Dunham, tho
Democratic candidate, elected. Walter
Howe, the Republican candidate was defeated in
the Xth Setate District The Republicans did not
calrv one out Of seven Senate districts this year.
The RepublIcans elected six out of twenty-fOur
Assemblymen and SIX out of twenty-fouT Alder
men.
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR IN NEw-YoRK CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS,.

ROBINSONS PLURALITY ABOUT 1000.
THE LEGISLATURE LARGELY REPUBLICAN AS USUAL.
BosroN. Nov. 3 iSp,cdh.-One of the qnleteSt
and least eycntful political campaigns in Massa-
chusettS for more than twenty years resulted
to-day, rs everybody knew it would, IN the elec'
tion OF the entire Republican state ticket. Mt
Princes motive in accepting the nomination Ior
Governor for his party generally believed 10 oe
a desire TO place himself more prominently
before the Administration, IN the hope of receiving
recognition for his past services to the Democratic
party BE- this rs II may he certainly IL too lniel-
ligent aud observInt to have for one moment eN-
recfed that he would be elected. The Repubhcans
nave not held n rally or ratification meeting IN
Boston, aud olly few meetings have been he'd III
the country towns. The Democrats held one
rail-, in Boston Of q weak character aud few
m,ctInes elsewhere. The falling oil in reg5tra-
tion WAS considerable the Democrats suffering most
in this respect. and there was so little interest
felt in the election that IN many cases registered
yotors would not take the trouble to 90 to tle
po}ls unless a carriage happened 10 be sent by
ONO card date for legislative h0norS. Inc
weather WAS perfect, and under ordinary
circumstances would have been conduclNe
10 n large yo:e, while the vote was not by any
means up TO that of 1883 or 1854 in both
of which years special reasons oNIsteu
to draw out heavy poll The vote
was nevertheless larger than was anticipated
Governor k0blusOn'S plurality, WIZ De aooqI
p 600 and the Legislature will be largely Repub-
lean. .s usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-04
THE ELECTION IN PHILADELPHIA.



sMJH's T~TIHATE OF HAJpEItIrS.
PnuADrLpHGA, Nov. 3 special 1t has been
an unusually quiet election day. The morning
va, cIeAr and cool and thero was con
sequcutly q large v"to in the cary hours OF
Io day u VA, Thought that 10000 votes wcro Po"e'
bef0, 10 O'Clock There great amount oi scratch
ing throughout tho city challenges were frequent
several oolorci men are sail 80 have been given what
they wcre told was tha ful Republican ticket. but B;
was discovered that tho nano OF Rowan
had been scratched. aud that u Dallas NanieEs'
the Democratic candidate for -hcrh' p' u
10, place. IN the Tweuty-h'ri Ward cirenlar Was
,.ucd % Democrat. this morning complaining OF the
treatment the ma,sc- OF the party nll received from the
"bosscs'
,rhc Democrats. lt ia alleged have uotuo' been rccog-
nilcdby thc democratic h.nstf"'lgn u con- i
aud set We are asked 10 Ark tIo n".'1 n1
OF thi, uud'mocrailo gang %, P''',nnv'7 l"n,, "nr
tLat thcy are nothing without us; that We are not
slaves The independent kcpuhiic,na know no" -
mi re.,.c,,J let u. imitltc them. Irt IA
refrain froru tho nol' and see now Rtd Hl NrNulcn
Fnr ttrg,rand CaiWaladcr can get along without Us
II they are th" Iafty let mem lIoNe "nTH. nv w. @ ""
viii uud that lesson will have it- elect me return
and The false .rasping leaders viii bo over
thrown or forced TO recognize the workers
No persons brought into court under arrest Out
there were many complaints by men whose votes had
been refused the election officers nnd IN cases Whee
they are entitled TO vote of, w"ro advised III
writirc as to the law the subject Judge feh sad
they would not mako my positive orders. lie oht'r'
were the Judges Of facts and II they wuy violated
the law they could DO punished
Ast grew dark the streets became packed with peope
IL was evident that most OF the Interest cchtcied on o
contest for sheriff and bctwoent = AND o'clock II
Looked close Later reports, hoWtN'I'
,,tAhishsd thai Mr.. Rowan the Republican candidate
against whom the most bitter hGbt had been III m"Ir, &
had bson occtcd 10y majority which IaF h'eu"tA IVY
fundcs huI r@ ~ his fucnts. Tho men III the Pi"ucs
r.rr,ed lran-p.renccs readius "Oniy Paper hanger
and others waved gGcdt rolls Of wall paper As mp
marched There also intense anxiety l" near II'h
Sew York aud Virginia. . ,.,,. , ~.
At1O3O p. III. Charles Emory smith iulsoa oi 800 r"
p,ss said the from the wards Tar cNceed eNc
ialou for Rowan that ho would reach 10000 mOori('
and that Bell Tor CITY treasurer ana it DrI
sri Kinsey for Register OF Wills, wOhld
hnyo between 900 aud 10000 majority. Ho gNo
Mr. QUAY 10 900 majority. Colonel Mc'lnro had ~ tlaU
hour nothing to base estimate upon lho othnr su
however even tho Democrats, COnccde mo eeoton vi
Rowan only refusing 10 give him 80 large miotiy az
that stated By Mr.. Smith. II is feared thaV lor s @
succeeded IN the Ftfth Ward. There was no heIlo"'
trouble reported during the day or evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-04
RETURNS FROM TIE COUNTIES.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-TiOga County gives
about 1000 Republican majority. .,,.
Potter County gives Quay 200 majority" poDioV'"''O
gain OF 15O c,,, q Pa
Quay has 100 majority in FRANKLIN County, H0
publican gain Of H. H., llama.
Monroe County gives Day l'9oo miuo'N''
cratic gain Of "A over tho election OF lss5' ,
p,to ,,ourty-Day ha. GOO majority, KepuipntCan it
rain OF 10 Blair County gives about 0 S90
majority ahl Columbia County ABOUT l'o'"
Ig Delaware County Quay has 1000 mSori''' '''
chester COUNTY gives Quay 1900 majority D0H'o
cratic gain oi 0OJ. 49,, rounty a Democratic
LsaisR County gives Day 200 majority Kep"U"''"
gain OF COL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-04
THE ELECTION IN KINGS COUNTY.
HILLS PLURALITY ONLY 9,3i3.

,,,u,,Svy PROBABLY ELECTED MAYOR TWO Rs-
prp,IcAS SENATORS AND THREE ASSEMBLY,
MEN. a.,
The use of the telephone in transmitting tho
,ectiou returns to Police Headquarters IN brooAyh
rom the various police stations aitet tno e"u'"', "
coppleed has greatly smpllhed INC
"a saving OF con siderable time has Deen eneo'ou -
,r ahout tour hours for the sending OF HI 'h' "s
,on ,ha oGo election districts OF the c''y 'S. o''
iioAn 49,, .,ptime the figures FOR some OF the senate
t A..embly Districts had also Oeeh sem ,H'
rha ouet OF the day lasted into tue e'chns III Diva
80, "a although there were crowds IN lhe steeets NO
- S'na,ces occurred. Throngs stopped before tne
- ~a ronc,es where election figures were dspiyeu,
demonstrations were heard at the close OF
"' nIIo cau,uaign we're made. The headquarters OK
h Republcan Campaign Committee III hohIasue-'~
80 crowded TO hear the figures tnere reau "'hS
lena Gathered in front of Jefferson Hal, where INC
Ppornocr,tie Campaign Committee displayed results
rho youug Republican Club engaged Music nan IA
which t, receive the returns but only Few heoe,s -
~ ,h were present and the proceedings were doieiu.
, tew woodward managers were In their headquarters
rt and Montague sts but the effort OF waiting ZOE
urus in the Msyoralty was too great anu one pS oh'
,hsv stole away and left the room ia darkhess
rho total vote is 366 for Davenport and % no
ui ;JiiI. majority in the city Is 5000 10 TINS muss
h aided 1872 the estimated puraiity III INC h'o 'o"
making 9, ,2ss In the county A..
.,rn,v ticket were that ex-senator William H. Murtha
nam J. is elected Register by small majority o'o.
william A. Fitz Rep.). The same figures ndica'ea nav
Jonn NJ Ranken (Dem), for County Clerk hao run W
hind Murtha, and that ex-Alderman Joseph IT
uacrer 1Rep) is elected. County Treasurer, H. ~:
Adams Dem polled larger vote than Lott NI'',"
Rep) aud will succeed himself For snpe,..'V super h.s
large Aldermanat-Large John A. Quintard tDeun
probably beaten Charles H. X. smith (hep' 0'
erable number or votes ,.ra ,naml
On the Judiciary ticket, Judge ,,r n snrro.
na,s nau Abraham Lott Dem.,, whom Governor Ail.
| recently appointed to Ill 'A'"H'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-04
PARTICULARS or THE RESULT.

Ihe oOw special disPsches 70 'be Editor Gi TIE
dIeHE ~ sF oT re9eectve s9e s @ oce oI O''
JEFFER, on COUNTY FOR DAVENPORT
WATERrowN Nov. (Spccial l.-Jeferson
County gives 1850 plurality for Davenport.
o. N. WOOD.
chairman Democratic Committed
AssEMBLYMAN HOWE REELECTED.
FULTON, Nov. 8 (SDeciaD.-The lst DstIicty
OF Oswego County gives H. c. Howe about 700 plurat
for AsscnOlyman. H. G. HOWE.
Republican Assembly man.
HILLS PLURALITY IN ALBANY COUNTY.
ALBANY, Nov. 3 (SpectaU. the election
districts in Albany County show net Democratic gain
OF 4O9 The indications at this hour are that Hill VIII
have 500 plurality in the county Davenport leads
Carr slightly Wood and WadswOrth are slightly ahead
Parker dem! IL elected Senator The following As
senibymen are probably elecoed: W. II. slingcrland
ucpj. Ist District Smith O'Bren Gepl, I'D District
Norton Chase DEM, lid District Terrence J. Ilar-
din Dem.l, IVih District.
SCHENECTADY COUNTY FOR DAVENPORT.
SCHENECTADY, Nov. 3 (Spccdh In Schcn-
ecady County indications that Davenport will have
small majority with the county to hear from. Yates
(Rep) for Senator, will have small majority. Cutler
(Den elected tothe Assembly by about $50 plurality
DAvENPORT's PLURALITY IN DUTCHEss COUNTY
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 3 (SpeciaD .-Dutchess
County gives 500 plurality for Davenport, against
l,O24 plurality for Blaine. W. H. WOOD,
chairman Democratic County Committed
REPUBLICAN GAIN IN ONEIDA
UTICA, Nov. 3 (SpecidD.-ln Oneida County
Mr. Davenport has abont 1000 plurality against 80
plurality for Cleveland last COggeshal tRCp) Is re-
elccted senator in the Ist Assembly District Hall rep
Is elected by small majority In the I'D District sher-
(Dem Ia elected In the lila District l. D. WHO
Rep.l IL elected ny good majority
SENATOR LOWS PLURALITY.
MIDDLErowN, Nov. 8 (SpeciaD. My plural
ity in this Senate District will be nearly 1000
HENRY X. Low.
lRep senatorl
THE ORANGE COUNTY VOTE.
GOSHEN, Nov. 3 (hpeciaD D.-OraDge County
gave plurality for Hin of about 300.
OPENLY BUYING VOTES.
ELMIRA, Nov. 3 (SpeciD. 1.-The most dis
graceful election that took place In Chemung
County had to-day. In Elmlra tho Democrats
srted In By paying $40 and increased that figure so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-04

THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN,
1900 FOR RoBINsoN IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
Election returns come in slowly. In New
York the indications are that the Demo-
Gratis carry the State by about
10000 plurality, and that the
Legislature is Republican by 81 majority
on joint ballot. The vote was lighter than in
1884. the Republicans losing most by the stay
at-hOme vote.
The Republican plurality in Massachusetts, is
between II 900 and 1000.
In Pennsylvania the plurality for Quay Rep
is estimated at 10000.
In New-Jersey the Republicans have made
gains.
The Democrats have made gains in COnnec
ticut, but the Legislature remains Republi-
can.
The Democrats in Virginia claim Lees cleo
tion by 10000 plurality.
In Iowa small Republican gains are re-
pOrted,