New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
elected to the Assembly by good majority; Demo
cratic gain NV. HINKLEY
editor of The Poashksepsie News1.

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(Edtor of aThe Poushkeepsie Newsr
FRANK CONFESSION BY DEMOCRAT.
Moravia, Nov. Al think that my Republican op
ponent, w. L. Noyes has succeeded by about 100 ma
jority in this Assembly district Of CsyaSs G9anv' a
Democratic candidate for Assemoymsn).
RocKwELL's MAJORITY IN CHEMUNa COUNTY.
Elmira. N. Y. Nov 4 (speciAr.-My majority In
Chemung is about TOO. Bush for Assembly has about
800. H. H.. RQCkwELL.
Democratic candidate for Congress).
CONGRESSMAN ouAcKENBUsH REFLECTED.
Troy, Nov fSpeciaD John Quackenousn, Nc
publican, is reelected to Congress from tho xvIIim
District by majority Of HrppshlHy 2;SoS e SSozrER.
Editor Of The Troy TelegramJ
REPUBLICAN AssEMBLYMAN GAINED.
Rochester Nov. 4 (speciaD-I think my election Is
assured by at least 1900 majority in the I'D District
c. Il. PARSONS.
SPEAKER HUsTED's MAJORITY.
Peekshill, Nov. 4.-My majority is probably over
(spcaker Of the Assembly,.
TWO REPUBLICANS FROM SARATOGA COUNTY
Waterford, Nov 4 (spcclaD.-The Republicans have
carried the two Assembly Districts OF Saratoga Coun
electlng Cornelius r. Shelter in the Ist Assembly DIS.
tct and Lewis in the lid Pef y pg gain OF
'"' lCharman Republican County Commttee).
CONGRESSMAN SHERMAN ELECTED.
Utica n Y. Nov. 4--The indications that James
s. Sherman Is reelected Congress from the Xxllld
District Cornelius Haley Democrat PROBABLY beats
James X. O'Connor Republican, for the Assembly In
the Ist Oneida District. Mr.. O'Connor was the he
publican Assemblyman from the district last year.
THE SARATOGA COUNTY AssEMBLYMAN
Saratoga Nov. spcciaD. aD.-Congressnan John san'
ford. of Amsterdam, Republican, Is undoubtedly 10
elected from the xxth Consression" District Coneis
r. shelter, Republican Of Hab-hooo, Is pehevco /"
be defeated by Robert O. Davis, DcHcrst OF Baistons
n tho Ist Assembly District In tte ne Assembly DIS
tIict Lewis varncy Republican, Is esectod over Franz
NJ. Boyce, Democrat.
AN ASSEMBLY DISTRICT IN DOUBT.
Newburr Nov (Speciap.-Grant B. Taylor Dem)
is probably elected to the Assembly from the 1st Dis
trict Of Orange County by small majority. rms
would be a Democratic gain, but 1t Is doubtful IL
has been made
AssEMBLYMAN RHODES DEFEATED.
White Plains, Nov. 4.-Stahlnecker for Congress Id
the XIyth District has been reelected william
RYAN Uem) has been elected to the Assembly In the
I'D District over Rhodes the Republican present IN
cnmbent BY about 1000 majority a Democratic gain
THREE REPUBLICANS FROM oNoYDAGA.
Syracuse N Y, Nov 4sThe indications are tnas
White Republican, is elected to the Assembly In the
LIST District by 900 majority; Kennedy, hepuphcan'
in the lid District and sawmiller, Republican, In tho
lid District by maCrtss OF between S oo ana maioity
A REVOLUTION IN CHAUTAUoUA COUNTY.
Buffalo, Nov. A special to The courier
from Jamestown states that A. Van Dusen, Democrat
candidate for County Judge, has defeated jerome b.
Fisher Republican, by 1900 majority This is the
worst blow the party got In Chautauqua county
Hooker. Republican. has been elected for Congress
in the XXXIvth District, and Woodbury., RepuDncah'
for Assembly I'm the lid District OF Chautauqua County,
The indications that McGinnis, Democrats IS eeceo
TO the Assembly from the Ist District OF Chau'auquA
County
A REPUBLICAN COUNTY REDEEMED.
Penn Yam, Nov. 4.-Everett Brown. the Republican
candidate for Assemblyman in Yates County, Is eieeted
by plurality Of about 300: a Republican gam
DANIEL N. LOCKWOOD ELECTED.
Buffalo Nov. 4.-Danicl n. Lockwood tDem) mas
800 plurality in so districts, one-haf OF the AAAo
Congressional District indicating his election and
Democratic gain Thomas l.. Bunting Dem.) is elected
in the XXXIIId Congressional District The Assem-
blymen elected are:
Ist District, W. +. Sheehan Dem)
lid District Matthias Endes Oem)
lid District Edward Gallagher (Rep)
WITH District, Henry IL. Guenther Dem.)
yth District william b. Carrier Uaep)
This gives the Democratic party gain OF one Coh
,ressman The division OF Assemblymen Is the same
as last year-two Republicans and three Demociau'
REPUBLICAN GAIN IN sTEUBEN COUNTY.
Dath ~ u, Nov. 4.-Grattan Ii. Brundage' he-
publican of Bath receives 206 maj oPty In this town
for Member of the Assembly in the Ist District Ills
otima,d majority In the entire district is about ZOO
Later returns may however, change this estimate bus
| his election Is conceded Last year AssemDiyma
| PeaIer Democrat; represented the district.
HENRY r. MOVES A CONGRESSMAN.
Waterloo Nov. 4-Scnecl County probably gives
| II H. Rockwell (Dem) for Congress 200 majority
n is thought his opponent, II. I. Noyes tRep) Is
elected in the district by 200 plurality. W. H. Dun
ham of Waterloo (Dem for Assemblynian Is elected
| by $50 majority
ISAAC n. cox ELECTED CONGRESSMAN.
Kingston, Nov. 4.-The latest returns Indicate the
election of Isaac N Cox Democrat to Congress in the
with District by O small majority. He will have
about 900 majority in Ulster County and will carry
Greene by a small majority. lie has plurality Oh
61O I'm Kingston CITY, George NJ. Brink, Repubncah'
IL elected to the Assembly in the Ist District Jacob
Rice Democrat In the lid, ana George IL. bu''' De'
| gcrat, in the lid District.
A CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IN DOUBT.
Rochester Nov. 4 (SpeciaI.-Thc XXXh C0gres-
onaI district is very close At IL p. 1t seems that
II : Greeneaf Dem.) Is elected by very small
majority.
| AN ASSEMBLY DISTRICT IN DOUBT.
LYONS Nov 4-The latest results obtanabe In
wayne County give Richard z. Groat tRep.) $50 ma
iory for the Assembly in the lid District. Ihe ISL
Assembly District Is in doubt. with the chances In
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