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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09
DEMOCRATIC HOUSE.
Free Traders Gain New Members in
1.-The SoIid South"

Free Traders Gain New Members in
'.the Sohd South"
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--At l:30 o'clock
the reports, so far as received, indicate
that the democratic majority in the
next national house of representatives
has been little. If any, decreased. In
New York the republicans appear to
have elected but 10 out OF "a con
gressmen, a democratic gain of one.
New Jersey and Connecticut have not.
apparently, changed their present divi-
sion of representation. except that the
democrats In New Jersey have gained
new apportonment.
The south has rolled up almost solid
delegauons from every state. Ala
bama has an addiuona! member in the
fifty-thi.d congress and 1t is demo
cratic gam; also Arkansas. Georgia
gains a new member and re-
covers the district now repre-
sented by Watson alliance member).
The republican gains are one in New
hampshire. eight IN OHIO and one in
Oregon. Although the republicans
carried Rhode Islaud on the president
ial ticket, the reports Are that no Sc
lection tor congressman was made
necessitating another election. Owing
TO the absence of reports from the GEN.
trail and western states and the un-
certainty as to the results III congress
sional districts. il is imposs e TO even
attempt TO approximate the total rep
resentatlon OF the several partIss In the
house, but it will be democratic.
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ADvEkrrsxk's REyiEw.
II Looks as Though the West viii Elect
Hanson Now.

hanson Now.
NEW YoRK, Nov. s.-The Advertiser
lrepuh icAnl says: Ii looks ike Harri-
son. 30; Cleveland, 223: Weaver, 10;
necessary to choice 223.
/ Uncertainty A. 10 the general result
OF the presidential election prevails at
toth headquarters tonight. At mid
night the situation has not cleared
up IL Was freely prophecied by .
astute politicians on both sides that
the Weaver electors would hold the
balance OF power and would have
the option of voting for one of the
candidates of the two great parties
and throwing the election into the
house, in which case Cleveland would
be elected. epublicans who are
familiar with the temper of the
peoples party leaders said that the
popuiace would vote for HARRISON
rather than see Cleveland president
again. Tney hate him worse than any
other man IN the country.
when full returns from the west
are in, however, HARRISON may have =
clear majority. IL Is evident that New
York has gone heavily democratic; that
New Jersey is on the same side; that
Connecticut is doubtful and Virginia
safely democratic. Ii Is equally clear
that Senator Anthony Higgins has cap
tured little Delaware from the demo
crAts, and that Indiana is republican.
lt IS almost certain that Nevada. Colo
RADIO and North Dakota have gone for
Weaver. West Virginia Is doubtful.
and returns from Alabama are held
back"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09
Republican Claims.

New YORK.. Nov. 9.-On returns re-
ceived at republican national head
quarters, Harrison and Reid have car
rled the states of California, Name,
Massachusetts,, ten votes In Michigan,
Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, Vermont, Idaho. Colorado,
Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, New
Hampshire, Wisconsin, Montana,
North Dakota, South Dakota, Washing
ton, Wyoming, Nshsaska. Indiana and
Delaware, or l29 electoral votes, or =
majority of SIX in the electoral college.
The republican committee also aimed
an even chance in carrying West Vir-
Oinla
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Nebraska Republican.

OMAHAw, NEB.. Nov. Sat midnight
returns from Nebraska are still very
fragmentary owing TO the new election
law and poor method Of counting.
Figures so far received indicate that
Weaver will carry the state by few
Thousand. On governor result is very
doubtful, Crounse, republican, VIII not
get as large vote II Omaha as expect
ed aud Morton, democrat, develops
unexpected strength. VanWyck. in
dependent, not SO strong among labor
ing classes in Omaha as expected Judg-
ing by returns from one tenth of the
precincts IN the state each of the three
candidates for governor Will poll about
10000 votes the same AS two years ago.
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That He Will Have a
Majority.
Almost Il Landslide
Claimed.
How the Result Was
Achieved.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-The Tribune
this morning says: The result OF the
election Is in doubt at midnight. The
returns from most Of the states are
fneager and Insufficient TO warrant an
absolute conclusion, though the prob
abilities, at this hour. are that Harrison
and Reid nave not obtained a majority
OF the electoral votes. New York state
j. democratic by not less than $4,000
and has elected democratic assembly.
New Jersey has probably gone for
Cleveland by from 5000 to 5000 but
Kean, republican, claims his election
as governor.
Connecticut il believed to be demo-
cratic by plurality of fr' m 1000 to
1000 on the presidential ticket. with
the governorship and legislature in
doubt. Indiana IS claimed by both
parties by small plurality. In IIli-
nois the great democratic majority in
Chicago - claimed 20 carry in the
Cleveland electors Wisconsin is conf
IDENTITY claimed by the republicans by q
safe plurality and spooner is elected
governor.
Returns from the far west and north
west are late and frsgmentary, indi-
eating, however, the cnoice Of some
peoples party electors in several
states. Massachusetts, has chosed Hsr-
rison electors and possibly = republican
state tlckss. thus dssplacing Governor
Russell. All the rest of New England
Is republican, with the possible excsp-
ton of New Hampshire.
Whether or not the solid south has
been broken 10 still uncertain. The re-
pubhcsns claim Desaware by . narrow
margin and West Virginia with greater
confidence. It is possible that the elec-
ton of = president may devolvs on the
house of representatives Congress is
democratic by large majority.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09
New Jersey Democratic.

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. s.-The New
Jersey returns are scarce and meagre
at midnight. IL is estimated that
Cleveland has carried the state by 1000
plurality. The result of the guberna-
torial contest is in doubt. II. ). Loud
enslager, republican. for congress IN
the first district aud J. q. Gar liner. re-
publican in the second district are
elected. The complexion of the legis-
iature 10 in doubt
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Chairman Griffith of the republican
state central eomnI'tee claims mat
the returns 50 far received Indicate a
majority of 1000 for the republican
ticket. Chairman Arbuckle of the free
coinage democratic ticket, on the con-
trary, CLAIMS the state by several tnous-
and. Ill. III. Eddy, republican candi-
date for congress IN the second district.
Is probably beaten by Bell, the fusion
candidate la the first district IL Is a
close tight between coe, republican. ami
Pence, peoples, with Coe slightly IN
the lead. Returns from Wyoming are
meager, showing the possIble exception
OF governor. The electoral ticke, Is in
doubt
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AT sTEVENSON,s HOME.
How the News Was Received by Adlai
and HIS Family.

and HIS Family.
BLOOMINGTON, Nov. S.-A speaking
portrait of Grover Cleveland looked
down tonight from over the marble
fireplace in the cosy sitting room of
Stevenson's nome on the east side of
Franklin square tonight. The big
library table that had been moved into
the center OF the apartment was COW
cred with tissue election returns and
around it sat q half dozen intimate
friends OF the Illinoisan who was soon
to learn whether or not he had been
chosen to the second highest Office in
the gift of the American people.
Among them were Senator w. Brown.
of jacksonville; Charles Capen. local
democratic war horse, j. S. Ewing, his
law partner and his brothers. w. w.
and j. c. Stevenson. The reports of
the early evening were frequently of
no particular value, as indicating the
probable result; but as the hours passed
on. the bulletin came In thick and fast
and their contents brought joy and
satisfaction to the little group. All the
reports from New York indicated
democratic gains and confirmation
came at 10 o'clock from Lieutenant
Governor Sheehan In the following per-
sonal message:
To the Democratic Nominee:
From New Jersey also came the en-
couraging words:
We have carried this state bv
30.000atleast. Congratulations (signed)
w. +. SHEEHAN.
The following from Allen l.. McDer-
mott. chairman of the democratic state
committee of n. j.: New Jersey gives
you her electoral vote by over $4,000
plurality.
These tdings were too good to be
kept from the little feminine coterie
in the other room, and they we're taken
IN aud read with the husband and
father, while the couutenances of
mother and daughters beamed with
pride and happiness.
1t was a pretty and interesting sight.
There was a luli IN the receipt of the
returns between 10 and III O'Clock and
politics were almost forgotten for the
moment. while the family and friends
mdulged snail talk. sandwiched IN
with an occasional story that caused
the room to ring with laughter. All
ANXIETY and tension mad disappeared
IN the face of the New York returns,
on the principle of the old sdage that
"As goes New York, so goes the
union"
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INDIANA REPUBLICAN.
So Says the New York Press, and West
Virginia, Also.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--The Press this
morning says: "New York is demo-
cratic. the Tammsry majority IN New
York city and the democratic majority
IN Brooklyn exceeds democrutic esti-
mates and breaksall records. Indiana
is probably republican. The earliest
reports show nothing but republican
gain over 1883, when Harrison carried
the state by 200. Oviug To the new
ballot. the returns are very slow IN
coming IN. The result may not be
known IN Illinois for nours. Connect
cut i democratic. la the cities there
are slight democratic gains. Tho plu.
raity will be over 900. New Jersey
has chosen democratic electors AMI
probably = 81 mocrstic governor. West
Virginia sn1 DE aware are 80 AL prUhs-
blllty republican Tor the flfst time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09
Kansas Ia All Ripht.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. S.--The feature
alleged wholesale Acknowledgement
of republican voters by the democratic
recorder of voters who failed to have
their names placed upon the precinct
poll box. Great excitement prevailed
all day, but no trouble occurred. Kan
sas City and Jackson county will show
the normal democratic majority of
about |. 800 except on Governor War
ner, republican, running considerably
ahead of his ticket.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09
CLEVELAND CAPTURES ILLINOIS.
The Returns Show that He Will Have
Plurality.

CHICAGO. Oct. 8.-As the returns are
coming III from both the city and Cook
county precincts and from the outside
counties there is more than every
reason to believe that Grover Cleve-
land has carried the state of Illinois.
This will prove to be true, even If Har-
rison and Fifer did fully as we'll rs they
did four years ago in the counties out
sIGe of Cook county. Every indica-
ton, however. points TO the fact that
this Will not prove true. In 1888 Har-
rlson came to Co K county with % 900
majority over Cleveland. Cook county
gave Harrison about 500 over
Cleveland, making Harr.son's ma
Jonty IN the state %. 500.
When the earlier bulletins
from the city precincts began to come
IN Cleveland's ratio of majority over
Harrison's was such that II It was main
tanned II would have gwen him be-
tween AZ, 900 and $4,000 majority over
Harrison in this city. Since then the
ratio has fallen of, but 1t is still prob
able that Clevelsnd's majority in this
city will be nearly $1,000. This would
elect Mr.. Cleveland by . handsome ma
joritv. even If tho country towns in
Cook county and the outside counties
stand ss notify by Harrison as they did
four years ago. But returns 30 far re-
celved show thst this will not be the
case. Outside of Chicago returns indi-
cate that the republicans are losing as
compared with the vote of 1888.
At midnight Secretary Nelson Of the
state democratic committee said he
dld not see hov the democrats could
Sc in Illinois. while at republican
headquarters no one could be found to
claim anything more than that II was
close shave. Huge crowds thronged
she ioebles Of the hotels all the even
me aud cheered az the returns Of New
YORK and other states were read from
the galleries.
The Herald announced that A. mid
night it -ould display red light Il
Cleveland gained the day. Promptly
at that hour u appeared. and 40. 900
people in front OF the building how ed
and danced WITH JOY. Tne Tribune AZ
the same hour displayed bulletin
coaceding a ssts nsiority of the cleo
torsi college for Cleveland.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09
WORLDS RAINBOW CLAIMS.
The New York Paper Figures Out q Ma
jorsy of Seventy for Grover.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-The World Gays.
commenting on the situation: "Cleve-
land and Stevenson will have Q clear
majority of seventy over the combined
votes for MarrIson and Weaver IN the
electoral college. Neither Louisiana
or West Virginia yielded to republican
assaults, sequently democratic
candidates hold the southern votes
solid. They get all four of the old
time doubtful states-New York. New
These states have q total of slxty-seyen
votes Add them TO l59 and you get
226. or three more than the requisite
number. But TO make assurance
doubly sure. the democrats carried
Illinois, seven IN Michigan instead of
the four expected ana claims several
of the smaller states. It was upon
these states that the Worlds
efforts and campaign fund were
directed practically, and they
have certainly responded nobly
But 20 redouble assurance, so to speak
the World and the national committee
gave particular attention TO fusion in
the far west. The result is Weaver
deprives Harrison of the votes of Ne
vsds. Colorado. Idaho, Kansas. Ne.
hrssks, North Dakota. The full ex-
tent Of the landslide. therefore, can be
bsst judged from the fact that the only
votes left 70 the republican
candidates are those of Cali
f0rnis. Iowa. Maine. Massachusetts.
seven IA Mich gan. MINES ia. south
Dskota. Nootsns and Nev Hampshire.
possibly New Hsmpshlrs. prohsbly
Ono. lnrss IN Oregon. penn.ylvaais,
Rhede island. Vermont. " scanssn.
Wyoming. snd probably Warrington
b-xxsriy totsl of Is5. a eissa sweep
inaeed But tai. = not all The tex.
isistares shsch vii elect Uuited states
senators acre chosen iu twsutv one
sfats- 90 these den,0crals nof only held
thsir owa. hnt gan senator IN
49, o. ifi~oek .n Nev York sud
snotber pos.b'e a Mlchixan and Con.
ascncut. The fa.ooi-ts slso claim 10
hsxe wsu n Nebsa.ka snd Kansas
fne senate n8w stands rerubl esas.
a. demrersis. 81 iadepsuisnt.
ssss - ionr by the Fvnae
ssa. vaf nvaise ios.
~ nisiofiiv. los- ~ iasse
-cafi sssk- t.e, sivi8x ths Vsee
Ffs dsat sVeusoa the ess8ax eets.
o t1s sassef osfsss'ai eisvt'rus tnsse
n saT Jsrssy. leansns.cut saa Mss
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Hanson Also cssries North Dakota by
Snail Majority

~ PAJr. Nov. s. AZ midnight indi-
cations are shsi the repuhbeaas have
err 81 fhe fret. second sa8 nfth dis
Hicts thn democrats the thsfa. fouftn
a8d saGth. sud tne noruissl. the srv
enin. The stsfe ia. gun~ lJf iisfff,
son's zee slsetafs HY al,sut fs.efAi pH
tne fenf an winch insFs - fg.Hsn tns
fFsaff elnsa. wtta eHaates IsV0fihz
liaff5san, Nrfih liskuts y ~ paternity
fuf HaFf sea ~ r0 AnatA Dakota
isspks tossFAs WrAsef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09

WASHING roy. Nov ;. s.--rrcsident Har-
rison retired shortly before I O'clock.
Late adyicss received at the Waite
house we're construed 60 Indicate that
the republicans would carry Indiana.
and tnat There was = saaii chauce for
carrying llHnefs. The president alsa
hss hopes of carry ing Mrst Virginia
anA ll.larafn
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No Returns From Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. S.-There is little
probability of any definite returns
from Kansas being received tonight.
The popuhst have insisted that the
law providing that each ballot shall be
checked and complete wnen taken from
the box be complied with to the letter.
This has resulted in delaying the count
to such an extent that no figures OF
any consequence have been reported.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09
Iowa Republican.

DEs MONIES, Nov. S.-Only sixty-nine
precincts in Iowa have been heard
from At ll:30, and it Is impossible to
give the result definitely. The new
election has rendered the counting of
the ballots a slow Job. The indications
are that the republicans have carried
the state on electors and that the state
ticket is in doubt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09

CHsntoffseii8H. IS Va. Nov. :
Retufn. recttsrst leaves no doais int
West Nilglns hiss gone dfu.nefst py
i8.Uo0. ana tnAt democratic les sla-
tafe hss ssun cnU9en whfsn wal elect
a sseatAs in p.sra ~ fpasaafon, Ihs
eonsfrsstahal delegation . "a pt soiiIlr
democratic.
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+" No Doubt Whatever. -

ALBANY, Nov. s.---tioveTnor Flower,
Senator Hill and Attorney General
KosendaIe were at the leg islstive cham
ber tonight To hear the returns. By 10
O'Clock al least 800 SPECIAL dispatches
had been received. and st that hour
b th senator Hll ana Governor Flow
er said they had no doubt as 60 tho
election of Cleveland to- the presi-
tCnrv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09

CHrcAeo. Nov. 9.-The Times cav.
Cleveland has carried Illinois iy I'd. 900
plurality AMI Attsaid. democratic can
ildste Tor goveruor. has been elected
by is0su The later Ocean savs Il
4 ss not G needle toe STATE % tne .feno.
Cfats. blt 4 sli b. very closs q. 90 the
president sud governor THE Herald
saY. the probabilities are ttst ,ieve-
land has rsrriei Illinois IS a .nlall
nslority. saa taat Altgsid wlt defeat
Fsf~f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09

HABffaaHf NuF -tlsvnl4n,i's tas
iasiig m Hsff se# ~ll fe asss D. fsAa
democrats snsfassfsaa has tesa
eleetea thr faFafs.t oaiv eH@ ses
lht ssth a3si1nt ieHs issf hy ths
asfest II Ns@llaktaa ~ a Asss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09

0EaBaFrowN Sxensberg. I9l flef-
fsrsn. i7e Rch. lq2 8orss. Us
4 sens. ls2 Eiis. e35 Relknsp. fS5
kschafdssn. 80. Average republican
plafsifiy au state ticket. -.
NRfaur4S Swensterg. las. Hsfsfan.
sg9. kIrh. 81. Morse. 2s-. isss kerns
ls1s t.l.s. SeT Beiknsp. 1s5. E.chsrd-
san. 23s Average democratic plurality
or sistf tckef. 81.
lne. kFss Swsn4s,erF. lTa HtEer.
-. ~ hsch. l7s Morse. - ffsksfna.
1893 hlns, ~ hriknsp. ~ Eshsrd-
ean. So sv-fsEe Ftpu5iscsa piarsifty
an state tsekft rs.
b r7Nzs< weash6fE. NH iirrersu.
81 kTR. an Nerss -, fnskefns. 81.
E4is. 81 Hslsnse. te Rlctlsfsfssn. s.
Average sspahlNsa piafaistY uu STATE
fHket
6sAsr Msxs~ FaessHH Svens.
lsfs. 81 lifaefsa, Nth. g.. Nurse,
tl...~tezsS - ~eeaFs Fsze5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09

Psavftfs g J.. Sss.z The total
yat~ - So sfsf~ isfkiaz sssnfr as.
ffsts, etves ilsffla5H. la7ts ti~sst
isaa - }az fhs STATE See tef llsf
{ ls3a.
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sachusetts were most important.
werts, democrat, defeated Kean, by
small majority in New Jersey after
bitter contest. Russell was reelected
10 Nassschu usetts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09

NV NoHa, Nsv SeW York city
ccuapiefs. Etyvs i~ve sns rs ssa liar.
f'-un p -. tisvsisads mai .risg
II -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09

nEsfRn. Aav lefA sass aFs
ais.af. 8 fhs state - o.lasasht sheaeH
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IS MIXED
Count Drags Along to
Dreary Lengths.
DOran is Probably
Elected Senator.
Tateum and Ander-
Tateum and Ander-
son Also.
LamOreauX Is Elected
Sheriff.
Perkins Is Safely a
Winner.

Ips the same story with the city as
with the state and nation--ihe returns
drag weariIy. Precincts reported are
given below:
FIRST wARD-First Precinct.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-09

BYRoS-state- Rich. 1872. Morse. 2lo.
HsmtiiEer, iS2, Marvin, 2I6; Diekema,
$50; Eiis. 80.
Couaty-Perkins. l35; Noulton. z23;
Gould. 1876; Roman. 2I2; Lsmoresur.
l43; Mcqueen, 22S. Eisenhsrdt, l3s;
Stebhin.. 2l9: Eddy. i33; Carpenter,
sl6: Woicot,. las. Mcknight. 2ls.
Congressional-Bslknap. lac. Rich
srd.on. 80.
legislative -Bsrnsrs. IA; Young.
80.
Representative, second District
Weekes, l5o. Kraft. 23S.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-27

Ninth 1872. Tenth 224. Eleventh 2o7. Twelfth
229, Thirteenth 235, Fourteenth 247, Fifteenth
Thirty.third Assembly Dlstriet-FIrst Precinct
psi. Second 245. Third 256, Fourth 226. rifh
269 Sixth 2S2, Seventh 243, Eighth 277,
Ninth 222, Tenth 2S2 Eleventh 165. Twelfth
2I5, thirteenth 254. Total 3l47.
Thirty-fourth Assembly District-First Pre-
eincl 252, Second 256, Third 257. Fourth 200,
Filth 23s, Sixth 259, Seventh 247, Eighth 257.
Ninth $50, Tenth GAG, Eleventh ZIG, Twelfth
21S, Thirteenth 223, Fourteenth 240 Fifteenth
263, Sixteenth 2ll. Seventeenth BOP, Eighteenth
231. Ninete nth 273. Tolal 1894:
27o, Second 2S7. Tniid 263. Fourth go, Filth
327. sixth 2S5, Seventh 296, Eighth 29S, Ninth
Sol. Ioiai 2642.
34S. Second 49, Thru 500, Fourth 3l5. Fifth
294. SIKH $50, seventh BAL, Eigath 363. Ninth
$50, Tenth 2S5, Eleventh 29S, Twelfth zoo.
Thi.Iy-seventh Assembly DIstrlet-First Pre-
cnet 200 Second PIP, Third 2l5, Fourth 22S,
Fifth 227, Sixth 2l9, Seventh 25S, Eigh1n =. l.
Ninth 24i, Tenth 294. Eleventh 302, Twelfth
PSI Thirteenth go, Fourteenth 2l5. Fifteenth
265, Sixteenth 34I. Total 4079.
Thriy-elFhih Assembly DIsIrlct-Flrsl RE
FifIh 242 sixth 3I6. Seventh 265. Eighth 213,
Ninth 243. Tenth 279. Eleventh 2l1, Twelfth
1877 Thirteenth 208, Fourteenth 309 Total 3546.
Thirty-nin b Assembly Dlstrct-first Precinct
259 Second 25I, Third 253, Fourth 254, Filth
257, Sixth $50. Seventh 273, Eighth 25l, Ninth
2S6, Tenth 272. Eleventh 225, Twelfth 23A
1liftecHtn ElZ- TOuitccDtu TIIl6eUtH ZlO,
Sixteenth 234, Seventeenth 19S. Total 4l65.
FoIIeth Assembly Disrrict--Flrst Precinct
266, Second 800. Third 269, Fourth 265, Fifth
263, Sixth 260, Seventh 266, Eighth PIG Ninth
29l, Tenth 27l, Eleventh $50. Twelfth 269,
Thirteenth 1S5, Fourteenth 229, Fifteenth 233.
Total 3S45.
oriy FIRST Assembly DIstrict-Flrst Precinct
262. Second 220, Third 23I. Fourth 29s, Fifth
$780, Sixth 277. Seventh 245, Eighth 275, Ninth
1886, Tenth 246, Eleventh 2U7, Twelfth 292.
Thirteenth 326, Fourteenth 27S. Total 1898.
Forty-SecOnd Assembly Distfict-Flrst Precinct
29S. Second 2S9, Third 295, Fourth 260. Fifth
PAL. SIKH 254, Seventh 3o4 Eighth 256 Ninth
254. tenth 237, Eleventh 224, Twelfth 194,
Thirteenth 239, EOul teenth 223. Total 1865
FoTty-third Assembly Dlstrict-First Precinct
2I9, Second 292, Third 2e2, Fourth 202, Fifth
200, Sixth 204, seventh PA, Eighth 270, Ninth
POS. Tenth 1872, Eleventh 1919, Twelfth POS
Thirteenth 29S, Fourteenth 2I4, Fifteenth 1S9,
Sixteenth 2l2. Total 361o.
Forly-iourth Assembly District-First Precinct
216, Second 209, Third PIP, Fourth 200, Fifth
206. SIKH 3l5, Seventh 24S. Eighth 23S. Ninth
21s. Tenth $50, Eleventh 230, Twelfth 100
Thirteenth 251, Fourteenth 229 Fifteenth 247,
Sixteenth 226. Total 367l.
FoTty-ffth Assembly Distriet-Flrst Precinct
1875, Second 200, Third 240, Fourth 179. Fiith
211. Sixth 2o7, Seventh pa. Eighth 1875, Ninth
176. Tenth 1872, Eleventh. 211. Twelfth 40,
Thirteenth 235. Fourteenth 2l9. Fifteenth 27l,
Sixteenth 1876, Seventeenth PAT. Total 374l.