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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER.

William Lpkemann, with his wife, Martha.
lives with his son-n-law, John D. Hoffman, at No 800
West Twcuty-sXth-st Some five years ago
Lpkemauu was sunstruck and since that time
he has acted queerly. He had an
insurance his life, which lie sold some tmo ago. and
has since then spent the proceeds in drink His wife
and himse had lived happily up the time that he
sunstruck. but after that he did not
make enough at his trade that Of carpcn-
teri support hem and she has mad TO exc out their
income by taking In washing. day two he bOr-
rowed 81 80 OF his wife, and sho asked
him for 1t yesterday. lie refused to give her
tho money aud LEFT the house \ little while after.
ward he came back. Mrs. Lipkemann was just about
take basket full OF clothes 10 tho roof TO dry when
her husband drew 32cabre Smith & Wesson revolver
and fired one shot at her IL took effect In the RICH;
breast infictirg dangerous wound. Tho couple
were alone the time, But their daughter
came in shortly Gftcrwarl. When she saw her mother
lyn. on the floor IN pool OF blood she sent for DR..
Brokcl. OF 40. $50 West Twenty-fOurth-st Atcrward
Dr. L. p. Cohen. OF No 1Gj West Twentysccond-s, was
called IN Lpkemann arrested and locked up IN the
Twentieth street station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
THROTGH NEH-YORK STATE.
MURDERED WITH 4 RAZOR.
4 WOMAN FOUND IL HER ROOM WITH HER THROAT
CuT-nhE mrsBAND MISSING.


WOMAN ToU>D Is HER ROOM WITH HER THROAT
CUT-nfE HUSBAND MISSING.
BUFFALO, Nov. i tSpccidD Mrs. Ncunold, q
German woman. lives in two-story brick house ln
BLOSSOM alley sAe rented the upper part Of the mouse
10 Charles Herman VINO occupied 1t with h' wife, Eva.
They furnished their rooms tastcfuy. Herman did no
work though lie represented himself As butcher and
Told Mrs. Nennod that lie had steady work Ms Her
man kept flower stand al Of the public markets
and supplied her husband with money. which lac spent
IN drink On Saturday he told bis wife tnat he had OBJ
tanned place 10 work and hc left tho house regularly
every morning retaining IN the evening
Mrs NeunOd. not having sebn Mrs Herman since
Sunday went to her apartments to call her The par!or
door was open. The bedroom door AT the end OF tho
massage stood nIar and pushing open She entered and
.av the dead body OF Mr-. Herman " ing half on aud
bf off the bed Her throat was cut from ear To ear II
tlr he'd MAS saturated with blood. Near by was razor
uuou which the blood was partly dried. The woman hhd
recu XII two three IA previous ana hcr bOd} pore
evidence Of terrible struggle. The lett mana bore sew
erg long cuts below the left ear was cash. jpOn
tbr second Anger of tho left hand brass hnhic.
Mis- Ncunold fed In terror from HE room and informed
the pOlicr Herman aud his wife were the Chip
ne VA Market on saturday night ana went homo to-
retbrr cO!orcd woman said that Mrs. NcunOld told
Ter that her dodgers frequently quhrrclcd and that
Herman had threatened Ia Kill his WIFE HE most sen
sainl feature of the crime that Herman took the
oodstancd brGung into the next room and slept On 1t
fDr nrec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
IN OTHER STATES
NE NJ JERSEY.

REPUBLICANS SURPRISED IN NEW-JERsEY
TWO STATE SENATORS GAINED-rHE ASSEMBLY
ALSO SECURE.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. (Specian.-The re-
suit IN New-Jersey Is agreeable surprise to the Re-
pubcsns They made no strenuous efforts outside OF the
Senate Districts Especial Importance attached this
year to these county elections tho SenatoIs-eect
will have to vote for United states Senator IN January
1887.
The fight In Passalc County was lively. The Demo
Gratis concentrated their efforts capture this Republic
lican stronghold, and chose q candidate OF especial
strength and respectabty. Judge lngis was life-
long resident OF Paterson OF high character and large
wealth This put the friends OF John W. Griggs, his Re
publican opponent, their mctlc. The result Is credit
able to their efforts and very attering their young
Senator, who goes back for his second term with
largely increased majority, and moral certainty OF
being President Of the Senate. In 1892 Mr. Grggs was
elected by majority Of 49, lie has this year major
ity OF over 500
Other counties to hayo done exceptionally well.
The Republicans have Lost Senator, In MiddleseK,
and gained three IN Burlington Cape May and Hunter
don Counties. The change IN unterdOn County, which
gave Cleveland 2,007 plurality, but elected Mr. Large
(RepD by 600 majority astonshed good many people.
Revised rcturns make the Legislature stand as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
WHY Mr.. EARLE BEAT Mr.. sAYLEs.

Eugene NJ. Earle. who made his clnvass for
Alderman in the XxIst District the issue OF his OPP
position to railroad In Fifth-ave. the recipient OF
congratulations all day yesterday have been elected
by majority OF Ssl votes" he said. sin district gen.
orally Republican by 1900 majority Ny election Is not
matter OF politics II turned Jake sharps scheme
for RAILROAD IN Fifth-aye. Ny opponent, Alderman
sayes, voted for and largely instrumental In
curing the passage OF Sharps Broadway Railroad
scheme and Sharp and his associates are now contem
plating the scheme OF selling Fthave. Mr. ssyles has
shown himself the natural ally OF the railway monop
olists and | have made my fight against him on that
point take an especial pride ia my election because
know received the support OF the best element OF the
Republican vote in my district, as well as OF the best
Democratic element shan enter the Board OF Alder
men 10 light the proposed railroad"
The stage line advocated by i. Ely-Goldard and Mr.
Earle has received such an Endorsement from the prop
ery owners ~ Ffhave. that the securing OF franchise
for IL is considered By those gentlemen almost certain.
On the other hand A. Hatch confident OF securing the
railroad and said yesterday: d" We receiving app
cations for stock at 10 per cent premium from those
who not propsrty-owncrs in Fith-ave. Everything
Is going on satisfactorily"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
HOW THE STATE COMMITTEE FEEL.

rAKlNu TIRE DEFEAT BEANELI-THE HEADQUAE-
TIERS TO BE CLOSED TO-DAY.
The polticIans at Republican State Head
quarters Yesterday put brave face on the defeat OF the
republican ticket and cheerful the crcum-
stan,e, wonld permit There was even considerable
,adpare yng about Colonel James Jones. Of stcuben
county Deputy United states Collector, dropped IN as
an old neghbor personal friend OF Captain Cole and
ii. pr,sencc started the humorous stories that up
in avery campaign Chairman Cole feels the defeat
eenv Int takes It with good nature. Ho finds comfort
I'm H. flct that his ward in Corning gave Daven-
nrt majority OF 80 odd over that OF Mr. Blaine, ana
ibat Mr. Davenport ahead OF the regular vote III
Unth Inv l25 Secretary NroOman was proud OF Herki-
iner comfy which light yoto lave Daven-
a v full vote. Chairman Iackett thinks
OneidI County did we'll opinions as 10 the causes OF
defeat are not discussed by Mr.. Cole He says that he
viii wait until the returns all In aud can be closely
scrniLed when he thinks II will be possible 10 d.
covcr the exact causes. Mr. Hackett says that the
sun and mud the interior had much 10 DO Win inc
f,iurr to bring out the Republican vote
The cOmuittee-rOOms will probably be closed To-Day.
A number OF local politicians were visitors theIe
Yesterday, Edmund stephenson DO WIZ linton
Wheeler cX Commissioner Van Cott justice Patterson,
mud Jacob Hess being among tho number. Justice
Patterson said TRIBUNE reporter; Inc result j.
sin,niy amazing to me. cannot understand II. ram
many Hall comes on topthc most astonishing thlhS Oh
Mi II masses my comprehension tho whole OF H. ohc
thing ia certain. Mayor Grace Is shelyed. A.,
Gnnsral Iohn A. Logan went 10 washington on the
uoon IRAN Yesterday He was much disturbed by the
result of tho election in this state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

with 2404 ,es 10 are The defeat OF Senator George
A Msrde, eitor OF The Lowen Courier, will doubtless
be keeny felt by that gentleman he Is understood TO
have ambition 10 be Governor Mr.. Marden has been
successful In business and politics He and his partner
Rowell purchased The Courier about twenty years ago,
and have each accumulated competence. Mr.. Rowell
held the Office OF postmaster for several years. apd MI
Narden has been at the State House, either rs clerk OF
the House a member OF the House and Senate for
twelve fourteen years. This fact used by enemies
to his hurt posters having been stuck about the city
stating the which he and hts partner had received
from the State and Nation.
The vote OF Massachusetts, with five towns to hear
from is:
For GovernOr-Robinson (Rep), 1888; Prince
(Dcm) 90 1856 Lathrop (Pro) 4594 sumner Labor,
Elsa RobinsOns plurality over Prince, 22,2OI
For state Treasurer (Rep), 10S,566; Cross
Dem.). 81, 250. Boards plurality, 1909.
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OEIij fRY.
SAMUEL GrIMAy pno@Y. D. .. LID.

SAMUEL GILMAN BEp%N, u. p, IL. y.
HANoNEE, \. H., Nov. "A dispatch from
Uuca y. y. announces tno death from apop.cIy tbs
uoiuug Of the Rev. Dr. samuel G. Brown.
Dr. Brown had appeared to DE in good health almost
MP 20 tn moment when stricken, having only just
turned 10 tea from New York. La-t Friday afternoon
he present At Canon Iarrs addrcss To the students
OF Union Theological seminary and offered prayer :;
and on saturday evening he attended meeting
OF the Kappa Alpha ana seemed TO enjoy his usual
health. Dr Brown the of the Rev. Or. Francis
Brown president Of Dartmouth College In l-Ij. and
during whose presidency the famous Dartmouth College
case was ccrrod up the United states supreme Court
aud the ability 81 whom jeremiah Mason ana Daniel
Webster had oppressed their admiration. IN tue
hc reudrrcd L. their management OF that case Or.
ue g. Brown hi, son. was born al Yarmouth. Me-.
January T. 1913 was graduated nj Dartmouth
College IN Sal aud AZ AndOvef Theological seminary
~ 1897 travelled IN Europe from 1855 1910,
Dartmouth College. first OF Oratory. from
j. ito SOS. AMI thcn Intellectual Philosophy from
1863 10 l-G7, when hr chosen president OF 1Iau
OH College lie RESIGNED tn ISL. During the lat two
wears he occupied The Cnair Of Metaphysics and Ethics
IN Eowdoin College Beside. numerous addresses ami
article, IN reviews. hc published a "BoytaThy OF self
rnurht Men In l-l7 and The Life Of the Hon. Rufus
Cho,ie" Ia l-G2 Ho al,o ecured British Orators"
,oi, OF pr Brown present associate professor In
the Department OF Biblical PhIluOgy OF linton 1hcoOs
cal seminary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN IOWA.
DEMOCRATS STILL QUESTIONING THE RESULT
STANDING OF TIE LEGISLATURE.

DEMOCRATS STILL QUESTIONING THE RESULT
STANDING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 4.-The returns now APP
parcnuy insure Larrabee 10000 majority and Beck
IL 900 The reports indicate that the Republicans Will
have % members the House and 80 in the Senate,
with several In doubt Tho Democratic State Commit
say they hopeful Of carrying the state for Whit
ing who they say s running ahead OF his Ticket and
they claim 10 Senators certain with in doubt Ihey
claim 40 members the House and 20 in doubt. The
Republican committee claim 81 in the House and 81 IN
the senate with several in doubt. They claim the state
for Governor by 1900.
hundred and forty precincts give arrabee rep
j94l5; Whiting DEM 5J,O6l; Republican net gam
l.474.
By noon to-day The Sc register has definite returns
from siytv-ve counties the state and partial returns
from all IT, figures make a Republican majority on the
state ticket OF between 1900 and $4,000 ana give the
Republicans Of III mbcrs ont OF the 100 IN the House
ana 81 out Of the 80 Senators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
Post Once Notice.

... ,,r foreirn countries need not be specially ad
dressed for dispatch Dy any partIsh,l co r@
~ "a dcsiri 10 duplicates Of ank n ana cor M "a
docuneuts. letters MOI sPeOi"i'J ""'''' ' $500 = "
fo.rSt vessels available. or will ooss
"r"gn mails for The week enuhg NU'rnu'' w" No''
in caseS) At tins once as ioIlo"S'
23O a. for santiago. Cuba per = = Fins
III bnry IRON Phade phIai al - IN soe . Eu,opo, po
Gernlnlc queenstown letters lot f,"h.v %
germany. etc, per HaulmOhi wa IN ulOuth
ourg ana Hamburg Oetters iOr Great Blllaln al
other European countries must no "''0''- ~
HammOnla y. .-- 49,
FRIDAl-AtV@ ILL., io' AUTHORITARIAN ~ '''-''
.,TTRDAY-N l a. IN. for Hayt and Turks Island
amuton and Bremen; n, a. m Tor BeSlGn Geci
per waesiana via Antwerp tsets nus 11 ur
y Furnessia via glasgow Qettse5 mls5 - directed
per Funessa at H. LOT IN n rs bc
directed per schiedsm al SD u IA. 20.
Jamaica Central America the on paSh9 port pey
a Edith Golden. via X 1tston uetters Tor Mexico mtss
G Ear SrtI per- sy Of caso Queenstown
m. for iudad Bolivar. pr T. s. stani9ih
sUNDAY-At 1870 for Bluehelds ytown and Lino-
ner q $ Lizzie Henderson. from New-OrIeans
Mails for IN and Japan per Gaelic iron san iran
riscol cloSr nlOer 8 att D. H. Mails Tor aus
trala. NeN.Z aanu, FIJI and moan Islands per q
ZeIandia tfrom Francisco close here November
nj a ~ or arrival at New 0rk OF haIuv VIZ w n
British mail fOr Australia Mails for tue sinuNt "a
here November 10 az p m Malls Tor uJ ,os bera
islands per steamer from san France co.. Close , o 70
TSn,Is FIa and thence by steamer. from Key "es''
Fla close at this Office daily at $50 n H.
schedule OF closing OF Pacific mails Is
o hc unin errupted OVerIsIu
East arm, ing W
San Francisco the day Of sailing OF s'eA' ~
patched thence the saiI ENsy O. PEARSON Postmaster
Post ONCE. New.York, y. Y, October w. i''~
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REJOICING IN PENNSYLVANIA.
low The REPUBLICAN VICTORY Is EECEIvED-rnr

ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4 Special. The Rcpub-
lean victory in s state yesterday Is received with
grent rejoicing Democratic reform had curious exc-
pacaon Yesterday IL Is charged and not denied that
most OF the Democrats employed in the Federal Offices
were absent from their Offices during the greater portion
Of the day. It Ia hardly an unfair presumption that
while they were away they had something to do with
politics.
MI Rowan. Republican candidate for sheriff says he
t. grateful for tho iLdsputabe evidence that the major
y Of the people Of Philadelphia do no; believe the sto-
rics told against him. He bears malice against 10 one
Chairman Ucnsel expresses himself as not greatly Dis
appointed though the majority for Quay L. rather bigger
than he expected lie j. satisfied now that there was
little Independent Republican opposition against quay
and this with u strong Democratic fallngof Ia their
Old sronchold- explains the result outside the city
The Republican chairman Mr Cooper Is much pleased
and say ma Ouays majority will be at east31OOO ana
NAV roach 3 900. He believes that the Republicans
viii regain The state Administration next year ana Is
satisfied that the succession IN the United states senate
assured. 49,.
MANY Ecpubllcans regret the election OF Mouat from
the I'm Ward lie convicted, sentenced ana went
10 mi ION FOR crimes against the purity or the ba0tppN
He served out his two years sentence. was debdfred
from the rights suffrage Tor certain length or Nne
and the limit Aas uul expired within month or So lie
VA, mn I'm nomination almost I'm secret few being aware
that Councilman as TO he elected. lie serves Only
until February, when the regular election Tor council
mon occurs II Is uudouhtcd that az that time he VII
again present himself before the people. Not"th'tand-
ii = that = man Of good rcputc was nominated by thc
pendent, against him he succeeded. not only III de-
frat.uR the and Democratic candidate, Dut
also BOILED the highest vote IN the ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
..,,h Mr. Cleveland In the battle ior re''i"' """
valves Win form OF government,

~, c,oveIaud In the battle for reform ana
selves WIN In in our forms of government
.rreIBUrABLE TO REPUBLICAN APATHY
ATIhip" rom The Utica Herald ,,,
,,,oon apathy, q lack OF aYgressNe, positlnc
Reruplors pepIb;ican principles aud purposes, nave
assertion nm excellent ticket TO be carried GOWN ny
perm and National patronage.
eS', nnottIRlTION ALLIED WITH FREE RUM'
fhO IRON, me Rochester Democrat (ReP J. o,..
,,,h,bttopists, with their Insane reseh',ncnts
Inc me Republican party and their pIactica AN
against ,h free rum have increased their vote eohsaor'
s nSx over that OF last year.
-. TOD THE SENATE AND SUPREME COURT
NOW iN Iroun The Buffalo Courier tDcta.) ~, ~.
Ida oui the promise that IN few years INC Douo'
hoJ ontain sscendancy all branches OF the gen
sral government
TAMMANY's REVENGE ON CLEHELAND'
from The Syracuse Standard (Hrp), 49,. -
nh rairn OF TamInany Hall o. It's forfeited piacS i'
I1e .bs character and leadership OF the New iok
verses Grover Cleveland drops the sceptro hcIu
p enn isS2 David b. Nil grasps 1t.
si"N CONTRIBUTION TO 'EIGHTY'ElGHI'
from The SgraeuH Courier (Den). ,.. n,
,o,atn. I'm Democratic control large auount, ~.
l.nyc patronage, and virtually assures new o'H
vahral Tyote il 1888 to Democratic candidate 'o1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. ii a. m.-The storm which
moved rapidly from Montana to Iowa Tuesday, slowly
spread Texas and the Lake region yesterday and
other over the Rocky Mountains toward the Mis-
Valley. IN the Atlantic States fair weather pre-
vailed Except in the Northwest there was general
rise in temperature. The movement OF the barometer
here slowly upward. The sky cleared before
The temperature ranged between 13' and $40. tho
H6i49l, being sl2o lower than the CORE
spending day last year and 4i4' higher than on TUGS
day.
Slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather, followed by
rain, 30 expected IN this city and vicinity to-day
occasional rains Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
ALLEGED FRAUDS ~ HUDSON CorNTf-ELE'
TtoN CLERK HOWE ARRESTED

The latest reports from hudson county '''r'
" McA,oy DEM instead Of f. /. "H"'"r' VINO
rp % . a. IN. yesterday WAS believed TO DC
the successful candidate. The Last returns
To- come I'm were from Democratic DISTRICTS ana
II s o-cd that gross frauds wcrr p"rpetrted william
Howe clerk ~ election iu the sol" ad precinct oil t"e
WIN District was arrested a. ~ III ycAt'rd"y' Ait'I
tho canvas. han been finished. charged with VIOLATING
tic election Avs chief OF Police Murphy was lntoTme"
on Tuesday nsht that "crooted work was being doho
In that prcrinct and 10 Oncer khurn IN citizens
clothc. there To watch Kiihurn saw Howe crcdiunE
nyo Wan.rr votes to McAyoy on The iaiy sheet ana
when Ac made protest Howe struck him. Tho police
man rcpo.tcd TO chief Murphy and Captain tHfcr VII"
n squad Of mon wa sent 10 the polling place IA'y
Guarded tie ballot box urtn the canvass was completed
mud then arrested Howe. lie las been placed nnI'r
bones 30 ~ 900 appear Tor TRIAL saturday IH'! h'o
courcc, the election oipcr- to take ihe h1iu l"N n"
tle ftV Han. I'm another democratic pttcu't '"l o"t
OF 5.- votes were counted Or NcAvoy, although hcaJ
100 vote arr sand 20 have been p'"d Tor "h-,I lu
canvas. the precincts where irHub u Nu-let'u wa"
not cumprtrd until carly hour Yesterday nor
while 800 tho other precincts n We Nu,hrd loh- 'ir
Midnight IL /. probable thst NJ ANuj election WI" "c
contested ry Nh Wau-rr james J. tirk cLnu tate l"'
Assembly IN tho Win District, ciaLn- ihl ne va,
cnunird ont IN the ut"rcsi ~ Terence J. N'p"m'h ''u
h 81 il contest NcDouald- election. me returns I"W
Etyouue changed the result lu the WIN llstIlr cecll
IIul.prtn iDcml instead ~ Heck. THIS reduces the
number ID. Republicans elected 90 tlire out OF ''H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
TESTIMONIAL TO GENERAL SEWARD.

AUBuEN, Nov. (Spcciab.-At a meeting Of
tho Common Council might the following resolution
was adopted:
pcLere0s William II. Seward 10y the Common
Coiincil OF The city June /, 1896. duly appointed
foreman of Engine Company. No. t. % sid city and
served ns such until August 81 l"G2. at which Time he
became cuga ed in the military service OF the United
States and tondcrcd his resignation which was duly
copied 10 H. Therefore,
E,goirdby tins council That The SAID William H. sew.
ard f. cnuI"d certificate -i"win thai he faith
fully discharged the duties of fireman between th-sc
dates.
hrsoircd That the Mayor ana City Clerk be directed 10
issue -aid william. H. seward certificate OF such
Woo with the tCdl OF the city attached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
TRANSA rLANLIC TRAEELLEkS.

BY Nevada Guion from Liverpool: $. II. Allen
a e. Anderson G. j. Arthur = H. beDm0n, BrOstard,
In Cc-H T. hrstensnn, Chri~iiansrH H. James. W
Parsons. II. T. lotion, Mr and Mrs. d. Van 1vyk A. H.
" OOdrun Mr. and Mrs. Thomas SeddrB.
by Amcrqne french nom HAVE Moriu ADeDheimer.
NJ Anc. Bsrth lil. N. aIricr BellcLAc Bernard
81 NJ aud Mn0 belanrav Paul FURY, Jcauc
Nj land M and MIA : PcudlrtOn
by WcsternlaHd (tfd tar from Antwerp Mr. and Mrs.
O. Horstmann. MI in Airs Joseph koppsr. the Rev MI
and Mrs. Wian r. TuHtis Onsn Mrs j. +. Du Bnis,
J. W.De Forest. Louis rink. Henry Fink \.
Eschmann. Oasu j. T. Mason, Camille KirchhOier. Miss
Cathariue Dautn,
by Elbe NOrth German Lloyd for Bremen MI and Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
TINE VOTE IN the COTNTIEs.
M LAND.
THE TICKET NEARLY 10000 DEMOCRATIC

THE TICKET NEARLY 10000 DEMOCRATIC.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.--Suihclcnt returns ol
the election have been received 10 Indicate 'u"' 'o
majority for the Democratic ate ticket VIII '0 "'"S
10000. The Legislature will probably be kopu""'"'
-eunto- Keuublicans u; Democrats, 10. House OF
Observation-Disclosures, IG; Democrats loI p'i"o-
u rattle majority on Joint ballot co. assuring Do'o
cratic successor to Senator German, whose 'olM VIII
expire on March 4, 1851 49,, IL. ,,,,co from,
me Democratic maOrtes In this CITY range iIVtn
10000 to 0.OOO the highest being Tor state ~ Ra
and the lowest Tor ShcrIH Frederick county, uI "
publican stronghold of the State, IS cohceueI I" No.
elected the entire Democratic uckct' "S h"S "'S' '
Arundel, which thought doubtful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
COMPANIES INCORPORATED.

ALBANY, Nov. 4.-Arhclcs of incorporation
Ned in the Secretary Of states Office to-day ~ fol.
lows:
The Fii,h Avenue Omnibus Company. OF Ncw-York
Guy cip.tai stock 100000.
The solyay Process Company, OF Jeldcs y. Y; cay..
tai stock 100000
The >reuben Button Company. ofHorucllsyne; cap.
q! st,c s 800
rae N. .~ lover Manufacturing Company, Of New
York: capital stock 100000.
Tue Henry Elas brewing Company, Of Ncw.York ;
IL afDnk -tlID 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
COUNTY CONTESTS IN KANSAS.


ArCuISoN, Kan, Nov. (SpecidD. 1.-The
county election was 50 close that both sides claim the
victory and the Official count mustdctermne it, Charges
of fraud were freely made and contest is almost GER
tain.
Usage CITY, Kan. Nov 4.-Thc entire Republican
,Lt with the exception OF sheriff. elected IA this
I'm, over tbo Democrat, Grcenhack ana Prohibition
,oI by m,iorities ranging from 200 to go. light
VITA ~ mol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
A SMALL. VOTE IN MASSACHUSETTS.
THE APATHY ESPECIALLY OBSERVED IN THE VIA"
SUPPORT OF PRoWnITIoN.

SUPPORT OF PROHIBlIloN.
BosToN, Nov. (SpeciaD. number %
votes cast in Boston for Governor yesterday was
against 5G937 last year Mr.. Robinson leIi ." 'iOu
2347G to s47s while Mr. Prince pollcd 22'''l "H"'
Mr. Endicotts %. O57 last year The frohoi''o" wv
dwndled from O2O to 2s2 and altogether there was
general feeling OF apathy regarding tho state tckot MT
Temple is reelected Rogistor OF Deeds with p"r"'y
OF 2IO5 and Lawrence j. Logan becomes lneinO'l -
the Executive Council defeating Charles W. "h'coui'