Evening journal., 1890-11-05

and Smith, Dem, is probably elected in |
the fifth
Jamestown--A. Van Duzen, Dem, for
county judge, has defeated Jerome B.
Fisher, Rep, by 1900 majority. Hooker
Rep, has been elected to congress from the
Thirty-fourth district, and Woodbury.,
Rep, for assembly, in the Second Chau-
tauqua district Indications are that Nc
Ginnis, Dem, is elected to the assembly
from the First Chautauqua district.
Rochester-Pa Parsons, Rep, for assembly
in the Second Tor city distric) Of Monroe
county, is elected by 1000 majority, a
large Republican gain. The Union and
Advertiser claim the election of Greenleaf,
Dem. for congress by about 900 majority.
Saratoga-Saratoga gives Sanford, Rep,
rs majority over Baucus, Dem, for con-
gresa. Returns from half the districts in
iicate 1000 to 1900 for Sanford in the
county. Varney, Rep, is elected to the
assembly from the Second Saratoga dis
trict
Batavia-Genesee county elects the en-
tire Republican ticket.
Seneca Falls-In the Twenty-eighth CON
gressional district Noyes, Rep, is probably
elected. Durham, Dem, is elected mem
Der Of assembly
Syracuse-James j. Belden, Rep, is re
elected in the Twenty-ffth congressional
district by large majority. The Repub-
licans carry the three assembly districts in
this county.
Albany Returns so far as received give
the following congressman as reasonably
certain: First district, Covert, Dem; Soc
ond, Boody, Dem; Third, Wallace, Rep;
Fourth, Clancy, DEM; Fifth, Magner
Dem; Sixth, Fellows, Dem; Seventh,
Dunphy, Dem; Eighth, Campbell. DEM;
Ninth, Cummings, Dem; Tenth, Spinola,
Dem; Eleventh, Warner, DEM; Twelfth,
Flower, Dem; Thirteenth, Fitch, DEM;
Fourteenth, Stahlnecker, Dem. Fifteenth,
Bacon, Pro. Dem; Sixteenth, Ketcham,
Rep; Seventeenth, Cox, Dem, gain;
Eighteenth, Quackenbush, Rep; Nine
teenth, Tracey, Dem; Twentieth, Sanford,
Rep; Twenty-frst, Weaver, Dem, gain;
Twenty-second, Russell, Rep; Twenty
third, Sherman, Rep; Iwenty-fourth,
Arnold, Rep, probably; Twenty-fifth, Bel
den, Rep. Twenty-sixth, Ray, Rep;
Twenty-seventh, Payne, Rep; Twenty
eighth, Noyes, Rep, probably; Twenty
ninth, Raines, Rep; Thirtieth, Greenleaf,
Dem, probably, gain; Thirty-first, Wads-
worth, Rep; Thirty Lockwood,
Dem, gain; Thirty-third, Bunting, Dem,
probably, gain; Thirty-fourth, Hooker,
Rep
Poughkeepsie-Th election in this city
is a clean sweep for the Democrats Ed
ward Ellsworth is elected mayor by a
majority Of 400.
Rochester Returns from Wayne county
give the total vote about 10000 $. II,
Payne receives 100 plurality for congress
! with a probable plurality in the Twenty
seventh district Of 900. r. p. Grant, Rep,
is returned to the assembly from the Sec
ond district by SJ0aud Il. b. Norris, Dem,
| is probably elected in the First district By
/ so to 100 The probability is Raines, Rep,
fow congress and Acker, Rep, for assembly
7 are elected by small majorities in 5teuben
county
The city gives Groenleaf, Dem, for con
gress about 800 majority, and he is proba-
| bly, elected. The Republicans elect all
| three aseemblymen in the county.
ewburg-Complete returns from the
First assembly district of Orange county
gives Taylor, Dem, 90 majority. This
is Democratic gain.
Troy-For congress Quackenbushs 8, Rep
majority over Collins, Dem, In Eighteenth
district is estimated at 2,500 In the First
assembly district tho Republicans concede
the defeat Of Cozier, Rep, by Riley, Dem,
by about 800. The Republican county
ticket, with the exception Of county judge,
Is estimated elected by 800 majority.
Oswego-rhe Democrats have made tire
mendous gains in Oswego county. The
county--with nine districts to hear from
gives Payne, for congress, 5ll. The county
is usually good for 5000 Republican ma
jority. Burnham, Payne's opponent, car
ries Oswego county by 1000 majority.
The Democrats eject Charles N. Bulger
recorder by 1889 majority. They also cleo
c. N. Avery district attorney and probably
Marion Thompson superintendent Of the
poor. This is great victory for the Dem
ocrats. Sellool is reelected to the Assem-
bly, from the Second district. The Firs
district is in doubt, but Stranahan is prob
ably elected by a small majority.
Albany--Ever since 1885 Governor Hill
has received the election returns at the ex
ecutive chamber. IL is pretty quick tril
, to leave EImira at 3 o'clock at the after
noon and get here at $50 in the evening
, This Governor Hill did today. From Oh
depot be drove direct to the executiv
chamber, where he found upon his desk
: pile OF bulletins and kilograms Opers
, tors from the Postal and Western Unio
! Telegraph companies had separate table
!, in the governors private waiting room
and they reeled of kilograms as fast 8
, they could write them for the gsvernc
! and the state officials. The chamber wa
! brilliantly lighted, and from its window
\ the blazing bonfres in the lower part (
4 the city made picturesque scene.
- Returns so far received from assen
Z bly, districts Indicate the election TO Il
: assembly Of 6S Democrats and 90 Repul
i licans. The gains Of assemblymen mat
j by the Democrats will give them the legi
i lature on joint ballot, securing the electic
y OF Democratic United States senator fro
!, this state.
n The latest corrected returns receive
4 from the various assembly districts gi
the Democrats sixty-seven and the Repu
4 licans sixty-one members. This will NAL
4 the legislature a tie ON joint ballot.