Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-11-16
NEW YORK.

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NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. S.-Returns from
| state and city so far received indicate
| that the republicans will have about
| the same majority in the next assem-
| bly, as in the last, the democrat gains
in this city being offset by losses in the
smaller counties. In 113 assembly
districts which have reported, iuclud-
| ing % in this city, 75 republicans and
| IS democrats were elected.
The democrats suffered grave re-
| verses in Erie county CBuffalo) and
| Chemung county, the home of cX-Scn-
ator David Il. Hill. In the city cleo
| tions up the state the democrat vote
| showed a great falling OFF. Rutfalo,
! Troy and Albany gave large republi-
can MA jorities, Il complete overturn.
| In the foNr counties of New York City
| the usual big democratic majorities
were rolled up, every candidate in
every county being elected but Gray,
! dem, candidate for recorder OF Kings,
| against whom charges of corruption
! had been made.
1ammany shows no elation over the
| plurality of $4,000 for its New York
county ticet, having expected it. The
| rejoicing is over the defeat of Assem-
| blyman Robert MaZet, rep, by Perez
! VI. Stewart in the Nineteenth assem-
/ bly, district, which usually is strongly
republican. pr. Nelson II. Henry,
rep, in the Fifth assembly district.
/ against whom the labor unions made
| & fight, was reelected.
/ buffalo. Nov. S.-The Standard vot-
! ing machine was used in this city for
! The first time and accomplished all that
was expected of it. The result in the
| city was known 45 minutes after the
polls closed. on the head of the ticket,
which was computed first. The re-
publicans made Il clean sweep. elccting
| city treasurer and other city officers
! by ma iorities ranging from 1000 TO
| 5000. The republicans also elect their
| couucilmanic ticket giving them seven
members and the democrats two. They
also elect - of the 25 aldermen. In
the county Thomas Penney, rep, for
district attorney, is elected Ivy about
10000 plurality, and John w. Netf, for
| county auditor, by 1000.
ID. J. KcnefcR, w. +. Hooker and T..
e. White, reps, have been reelected
| Justices Of the supreme court in the
| Eighth judicial district by large ma
| joritIes.
Syracuse. y. y, No9. s.--Mayor Nc
! Guire, democrat, carries the city by
nearly 1900.
Ithaca. Nov. S..-The city Of Ithaca
gives the democratic candidate for
county treasurer a plurality OF lj7, ana
the republican candidate for sheriff
! 1870. Voting machines were used in
! this city and the result was known II
minutes after the polls were closed.
Rochester, Nov. s. Rochester com
plete gives Carnohan, rep, 2,35G plural
ity for mayor.
Utica, Nov. S.--R. W. Sherman, dem.
! is elected mayor of Utica by 81. Bal
ance OF city is democratic by ma lori
lies ranging from POO to 2CO. Two OF
the three assembly districts in Oneida
county show no change.
Albany, Nov. S.-Albany county
elects republican assemblyman in the
First. Second and Fourth districts and
a democrat in the Third.
1t is given out at democratic head
quarters that the republican ticket,
headed by Blessing for mayor and con-
tainino the names of some democrats,
has been elected. This is a great re-
publican victory, the first in many
years.
jamestown, Nov. Sc. Il. Vrccland,
rep, is elected member of congress to
succeed Warren +. Lewis resigned, in
the Thirty-fCurth district. His plu-
ralitv IS estimated at 11.OOO.
Auburn. Nov. S.-Cayuga county
elects two republican members of as
sembly. No change.
Canton. Nov. S.--St. Lawrence c0un-
" elects two republican assemblymcn.
This is no change.
Malone, Nov. s.-Franklin county
elects q republican asscmhlyman. No
change.
Iiimghampton, Nov. S.--Rroome coun-
Is elects two republican asscmblymen.
30 change.
} Oswego, Nov. 8.-Albert Hall, dem,
was elected mayor by about POO ma
jority.
Flmira, Nov. s.-Iudications point TO
n republican landslide in Chcmung
county, the home OF ex-senator Iiili.
G. II. Knapp, rep. is elected TO the as
sembly. a democrat loss.
Troy, Nov. S.-Aftcr one of the hot
est fights ever nown here, in waic!l