New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

AssEMBLYMAN KRUsE RE-ELEClED.
OLEAN, Nov. (SpeciaD.- am elected by
ANAL majority FREDERICK W. KRUsE,
Assembly elect
TWO REPUBLICAN AssEMBLYMEN.
PoUGHKEEpsIE. Nov. 3 (SpeciaD. II.
Mase. the Republican canddateor Assemblyman in the
Ist Assembly District has ,377 majority. and John
Platt Republican, In tho lid Assembly District ma
jority OF 39s.
REPUBLICANS WIN CLOSE DISTRICT.
WATERFOWL, Nov. 3 (SpeciaD. The most
closely contested exciting Assembly contest rsmem-
bersd In Northern NewYork was tnas In tho iia DIS
trct Of Jefferson County The complete returns give
Buikley, Republican, 27 majority over kelsey Demo-
crat
LARGE REPUBLICAN MAJoRrrIEs.
CHATHAM, Nov. 3 Especial. semi OIL
cial returns from yesterdays election in Columbia
County show the following majorities. Daniels, eozj
Ketcham for Congress, 1.275; Hogeboom. Republican.
for Asssmpymsn, s31. There no complsts returns
on tho Constitutional Convention question: but OF ths
votes cast nearly al wsrs or h !hc K,Snsws
majority in the xvIth Congressional District 10 o'or
1000.
CONGRESSMAN BURLEIGH DEFEATED.
TROY, N. Y. Nov. 3.-Congressman II. G..
BursiEh Rep) is defeated for Consrsss In the hens-
sslssr and Washington district by 1883 majority. His
majority in Washington County 2275. but Greenman.
his Democratic opponent has 3o5s majority In hsns-
sslasr COUNTY Peckham's majority In Rensselaer,
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CARRIED.
LoCKPORT, Nov. 3-Judge Daniels has 10
plurality In this Democratic county OF Niagara
CONGREssMAN-ELECT FLOODS MAJORITY
ELMIRA. N. Y, Nov. 3.-Complete returns
from the counties XXvIIIth Congressional District
give Thomas s. Flood tRspl 24o6 plurality as follows
Tompkins, s64 Schuyler, 1872; Chemung 6oo; Seneca
1O4
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN ULSTER COUNTY.
KINGSTON, Nov. 3 Especially THE Demo-
cratic Waterloo in Ulster County 10 complete Nothing
is saved from the wreck except Judge Parker for the
Supreme Court, who without opposition ana DAVIS
wnne for the Assembly. tho lid District. who wilma
by only 60 plurality The complete official county re-
turns rive Judge Daniels s6s plurality with 59S votes
for Groo Hopkns Republican,, for Congress- has 14o7
majority in the county and nearly 5000 the distrio
Thomas Maxwell. Republican. is elected to the Assembly
In tho lat District practically without 0pposlt on.
Wfstt l. Vaudemark, Republican has 3i2 plurality n
the lid Assembly District over his opponent; the
.lirns at% asersa.s favor Of
Constltutlonal Is mnon shs of Judss
Dan,el.s vote tho RepnsliSan gain in Ulster County
CROKERs RETREAT FOR TAMMANY sACHEMs
CATsKrLL, Nov. 3.-TwO years ago Fire
Commissioner Crocker purchased nine acres OF ground
here with Wow the erection Of frst-cass summer
hotel The site, now known as " Crokers Hill. 10 two
miles to tho Of Catsk Village, possesses the
highest Gle vston the district and commands hne
close proximity and sulphur springs, 1t Is likely
to claim attention ealth we'll az pleasure 70
sort A drive connecting the location with the main
road has Just completed and the building OF h
hotel will begin st once IL Will accommodate oo'
guests. will be luxurious IN all Its appointment am
will be opened July l. 1t understood that II VII
be fayorSe retreat of Tammanv sachems.
A REPUBLICAN LOSS.
RIvERHEAD, Nov. Sin Suffolk County
| Henry A. Reeves Dem) for Assemblymsn mas q plural
| ity Of l3 over Hunting, Republican
A REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN CHACTAUQUl
| COUNTY.
JAMESTOWN, Nov. 3 (SpeciaD. .-Complet'
official returns from Ist Assembly District OF Chau
tauaua County gives Horton, Republican, 2427 votes
Moss Democrat, 2.159 votes. Jerome Babcook. Ipds
pendent Re publican 25 votes. and Rice, Prohibitions
677 Official returns from all the towns except Eling
ton give W. G. Ladlaw. Republican. for Congress o go
| votes and Staley N Wood Democrat 3,4l4 Emu
ton unof1icial reported gives Laidaw l6s Wood "a
Official returns tho lid Assembly District give Georg
| Ii. Frost Republican, 1887 votes; G f. Woodwortn
| Democrat, 1908