Evening star., 1898-11-08

elected to Congress in the sixteenth dis
trict.
WATERFOWL. N. Y, November s-Pos-
tai Bulletin.-This city gives Roosevelt SIT
majority.
NEW YORK, November S-Postal Bulle-
tin.-Chairman Odel, rep, claims state by
$1,000.
BINGHAMTON, N Y, November s-Pos-
tai Bulletin.-Thirteen hundred ma jority
for Roosevelt.
NEW YORK, November s.-One thousand
and thirty-eight districts out of 3222 dis
tricts outside Of Greater New York give
Roosevelt 150,643; Van Wyck 1890
TROY, N. Y, November S.-Western
Union bulletin.-Brewster republican; Hut
ton, democrat, ard Russell, republican,
elected to assembly from first, second and
third districts of Rensselaer, county
SCHINECTADY, N. Y, November s.
Western Union bulletin.-John X Stewart,
republican, is elected to Congress from the
twenty first district by about 900 plural
ity. ~ ,-.
BINGHAMTON, n. y. November g.
This city, complete gives Roosevelt 4. .727;
Van Wyck, 3,44s.
WATERTOWN, N. Y. November s.
Roosevelts plurality in this city as cor
rected, Is S17.
SCHNECTADY, n. Y, November s.
Stewart, republican, elected to Congress-
NEW YORK, November, s.-Wm. Astor
Chanler, democrat, for Congress, has gained
largely in the fourteenth congressional dis
trict over Lemuel E. Quigg
NEW YORK, November S-Binghamton
gives Roosevelt 1878 majority. Oneida
gives Roosevelt 1850 majority
NEW YORK, November S-Postal bulle-
tin.-Clnton county gives Van Wyck 500
majority, gain Of 400.
ALBANY, n. Y, November S.-Congress-
man George n. Southwick rep, has been
reelected in the twentieth district by
small majority.
NEW YORK, November s.-Fourteen
hundred ard forty districts out of 3,222
election districts outside of New York:
Roosevelt, 2o6, 1873; Van Wyck, 156, 424.
Same districts in '06 gave Black 24O,G53
Porter, 15O,24O.
NEW YORK, November S.-PostaI bul,e-
tin--Ex-GoVernor Flower states result in
state is close; 10000 either way will cover
majority.
NEW YORK, November S.-Three hun
dred and twenty-five out OF S73 districts
give the following for judges: Cohen, a.
a39; DAILY, 39,73G; Taft, 35, ,593; Andrews, S.
Sos; Fitzgerald, $3.50; Leventritt, IS, ,6S2
NEW YORK, November S-Postal Bulle-
tln.-Tloga county gives. Roosevelt 1,2O0
majority-a loss of 300.
NEW YORK. November S.-Twelve hun
dred and fifty-four districts out of 3,222 dis
tricts outside of Greater New York give
Roosevelt 1s1.ols; Van Wyck. 1873, ,134.
Same election districts in 1896 gave Black
2n,11O; Porter, 134,J05. *
NEW YORK November S.-Thirteen hun
ared and forty districts out of 3,222 districts
outside of Greater New York give Roose-
veltvelt 191.95O; Van Wyck. 146, ,0o3.
Same districts in 1886 gave Black 223, 1923;
Porter. 142.S14. =
NEW YORK, Novembex s!-orange coun-
ty gives Roosevelt 1000 majority-a repuo-
lican gain. 4.
NEW Yt November g. Wyoming
county gives roosevelt 1890. majority.
NEW YORK. November s.-Twenty-five
districts in the fourteenth congressional
district give chanler. dem, a plurality of
1,700 over Quigg, rep.
NEW YORK, November 5S.-The twenty
sixth congressional district, Geo. W. Ray.
rep, elected.
ITHACA, N. Y, November s-Tompkins
county complete gives Roosevelt 4,514; Van
Wyck. 3.O74.
NEW YORK, November G-4Seventeenth
district, Arthur S. Tompkins, rep. elected.
At Democratic Headquarters.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK. November Sat demo-
cratic headquarters, figuring on returns
from fifty election districts in Brooklyn,
they claim an indicated majority of 10000
for Van Wyck in Brooklyn. On the basis
Of returns from eighty election districts in
Greater New York city they calculate an
indicated majority for Van Wyck in the
city of $4,000. Jpn M
LARGE NEGRO vorE soLLED.
Police Guarding the Psf5s sin a VIII
nlinEton Distriet<
Special Dispatch to The Evenisa star.
WILMINGTON. N. c.,tNovannber SIN
the NTH precinct of the f3st ward large
negro vote was polled early The registra-