1,375
Pop.
1,297
1,750



Plu.
3,030 R
4,058 R
4,063 R
461 R
2,342 R
93 R

3,547 R
12,532 R



NEW MEXICO.



Counties.
(18.)



Bernalillo. .

Chares

Colfax

Doiia Aila. .

Eddy

Grant

Guadalupe .
Lincoln ....

Mora

Rio Arriba.
San Juan...
San Miguel
Santa, F6...

Sierra

Socorro

Taos

Union

Valencia . . .



Total

Plurality

Percent

Whole vote.



Congress,
1894.



Jo-
seph,
Dem.



,249
469
794

,234
420
748
461
555

,092

,564
225

,123

,485
254
861

,059
487
271



15,351
44 ."76



Cat-
ron,
Rep.



2,909
135
851

1,187
249
723
407
520

1,104

1,340
165

2,129

1,517
453

1,539
987
398

1,590

18,113
2,762
51.30

35,301



MUls,
Pop.

210

5

160

65

48
299

213

18

3

233

105

135

280

53

7

1



Congress,
1892.



Jo-
seph,
Dem.



1,835
3. '77



1,914

262

918

1,262

347

939

378

684

1,343

1,178

251

2,629

1,203

470

1,002

956

'123

15,799

579

50.93



Cat-
ron,
Rep.



1,947
63
632
991
223
944
258
400
870

1,477
185

1,765

1,624
491

1,060
940

1^,350
15^220



31,019



49.06



PRESENT TERRITOEIAIi GOVERNMENT.

Governor, William T. Thornton; Secretary,
Lorion Miller; Treasurer, S. Eldodt; Auditor, M.
Garcia; Adjutant-General, G. W. ICnable; Solici-
tor-General, J. P. "Victory— all Democrats.

JUDICIARY.

Supreme Court: Chief Justice, Thomas Smith,
Dem. ; Associate Justices, N. C. Collier, Dem. ; N.
B. Laughlin, Dem. ; G. D. Bantz, Dem. ; H. B.
Hamilton ; Clerk, George L. Wyllys, Dem.

TERRITOEIAIi LEGISLATUEE.

The Territorial Legislature is Democratic on
joint ballot by a small majority.

VOTE OF THE TEEEITORY SINCE 1878.

Dem.

1878 9,067

1880 9,562

1882..". 13,378

1884 12,271

1886. 16,235

1888 16,131

1890 17,206

1892 15,799

Dem.
1894 15,.351

NEW YORK.

VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 1894.

Districts.

I. Counties of Suffolk and Queens. J.
Fitch, Dem., 14,961; R. C. McCormick.
Rep., 20.864; H Hofstadt,S. L.,598; G.
Stainer, Pop., 223. McCormick' s plu-
rality, 5,903.
II. Citv of Brooklyn (1st, 2d, 5th, 6th, 7th,
11th, and 20th Wards). J.O.Cleveland.
Dem., 13,194 ; D. M. Hurley, Rep. ,14,507:
D. Bradley, Dem. Ref., 3,924; scatter*
ing, 529. Hurley' s plurality, 1,313.



Rep.


Maj.


9,739


672 R


10,835


1,273 R


15,062


1,684 R


15,122


2,851 R


12,347


3,888 D


14,481


1,650 D


15,142


2,064 D


15,220


579 D


Rep. Pop.


Plu.


18,113 1,835


2,762 R



442



Election Returns.



NEW YORK— Owiimued.



III. City of Brooklyn (3d, 4th, 10th, 22d, 23d

Wards, and the town of Flatbush).
J. A. Murtha, Jr., Dem., 14,215; F. H.
Wilson, Rep., 18,568; S. P. Sturges,
Dem. Ref., 3,741; scattering, 736. Wil-
son' s plurality, 4,353.

IV. City of Brooklj-n (12th, 8th, 24th,25th, and

26th Wards, and New Utrecht, Graves-
end, and Flatlands). W. J. Coombs,
Dem. , 17,971 ; I. F. Fischer, Rep. , 19,802.
Fischer's plurality, 1,831.

V. City of Broo'kljTi (18th, 19th, 21st, 27th,
and 28th Wards). A. Vigelius, Dem.,
11,825; C. G. Bennett, Rep., 19,372; R.
J. Larck, S. L., 1,176; scattering, 495.
Bennett's plurality, 7,547.

VI. City of Brooklyn (13th, 14th, 15th, 16th,
and 17th Wards). A. S. Somers, Dem.,
12,525; J. R. Howe, Rep., 14,427; J.
Hildebrand, S. L., 682; scattenng, 386.
Howe' s plurality, 1,902.

VII. City of Kew York (1st and 5th Assembly
Districts) and county of Richmond,
Staten Island. F. Bartlett,Tam., 9,138;
A.E.Ford, Rep., 7,676; J. Murphy,State
Dem., 2,159; scattering, 486. Bartlett's
plurality, 1,462.

VTII. City of New York (2d, 3d, and 7th Assem-
bly Districts). J. J. Walsh, Tarn., 9,466;
J. M. Mitchell, Rep., 9,099; scattering,
142. Walsh' s plurality, 367.

IX. City of New York (4th 6th, and 8th As-
sembly Districts). H. C. Miner, Tam. ,
8,038; T. J. Campbell, S. D., 7,084; J.
Simpson. Rep., 5,214; T. N. Holden,
Pro. , 58 ; D. DeLeon , S. L. ,i2,358. Miner' s
plurality, 954.

»X. City of New York (9th, 13th, and 15th As-
sembly Districts). D. E. Sickles, Tam.,
12,982; A. J. Campbell, Rep., 13,845; G.
Karsch, S. D., 2,331; scattering, 612.
Campbell' s plurality, 863.

XI. City of New York (10th, 12th, and 14th
Assembly Districts). W\ Sulzer,Tam.-
State Dem., 11,208; F. Eidman,Rep.,
10,524; F. H. Koenig, S.L., 1,448; scat-
tering, 216. Sulzer' s plurality, 684.

XII. City of New York (Uth, 16th, and 18th
Assembly Districts). G. B. McClellan,
Tam., 10,933; R. A. Chesebrough, Rep.,
9,592; G. W. Green, S. D., 2,042; scatter-
ing, 411. McClellan' s plurality, 1 ,341.

XIII. City of New York (Uth and 20th Assem-

bly Districts, and that portion of the
21st Assembly District below the centre
of Fifty-ninth Street). A. J. Cum-
mings, Tam., 13,089; R. C. Shannon,
Rep., 13,555; E C. Barker, S. D., 1,943.
Shannon' s plurality, 466.

XIV. City of New York (19th and part of the

21st and 22d Assembly Districts). J.
Connelly, Tam., 18,355; L. E. Quigg,
Rep. , 24,332; I. Bennett, S. L., 884 ; scat-
tering, 365. Quigg' s plurality, 5,977.

XV. City of New York (23d and part of the
21st and 22d Assembly Districts). J. A.
Cantor, Tam., 17,028; P. B. Low, Hep.,
21,562 :.R. G. Monroe, S. D., 4,827; E.
Henckler, S. L., 1,123; scattering, 431.
Low's plurality, 4,534.

XVI. City of New York (24th Assembly Dis-
trict) and Westchester County. Wm.
Ryan. Tam., 19,294; B. L. Fairchild,
Rep., 24,853; C. M. Lyon, Pro., 624. Fair-
child' s plurality, 5,569.

XVIL Counties of Rockland, Orange, and Sul-
livan. E. S. Ives, Dem., 13,520; B.



NEW YQi^lL—Cmdinued.



B. Odell, Jr., Rep., 19,327; T. Fred-
erick, Pro. , 781 Odeir s plurality, 5,807.
XVIII. Counties of Putnam. Dutchess, and
Ulster. W. M. Ketcham, Dem., 16,640 ;
J. Lefever, Rep. , 22,169. Lef ever' s plu-
rality, 5,529.
XIX. Counties of Columbia and Rensselaer,
CD. Haines Dem ,17,514; F. S. Black.
Rep., 20,954; A. G. Myers, Pro., 595; J. F,
Kelly.S. L.,214. Black' splurality,3,440.
XX. County of Albany. C Tracey, Dem.,
17,549; G. N. Southwick, Rep., 19,199;
scattering, 806. Southwick' s plurality,
1,650.
XXI. Counties of Greene, Schoharie, Otsego,
Montgomery, and Schenectady. G.
Van Horn, Dem.. 20,395; D. F.Wilber,
Rep., 24,472; G. W. Ostrander, Pro.,
1,254. Wilber' s plurality, 4,077.
XXII. Counties of Fulton, Hamilton, Saratoga,
and St. Lawrence. T. R. Hossie, Dem.,
12,785; N.M. Curtis, I nd. Rep., 22,383; J.
L. Weed, Pro., 1,223; W. J. McQueen,
Pop. , 316. Curtis' s plurality, 9,598.

XXIII. Counties of Clinton, Franklin, Essex,

Warren, and Washington. W. C.
Watson, Dem., 11,143; W. T. Foote, jr..
Rep., 25,526; D. S. Fero, Pop., 318.
Foote' s plurality, 14,383.

XXIV. Counties of Oswego, JeflFei-son, and Lewis.

W. T. Henderson, Dem., 13,473; C, A.
Chickering,Rep.,23j320; E. A. Sheldon,
Pro., 1,255. Chickering's plurality,
9 847.
XXV. Counties of Oneida and Herkimer. J. D.
Henderson, Dem., 16,130; J. S. Sher-
man, Rep., 22,371; E. W. Johnston,
Pro. , 993. Sherman' s plurality, 6,241.
XXVI. Counties of Delaware, Chenango,
Broome, Tioga, and Tompkins. S. E.
Smith, Dem., 15,877; G. W. Ray, Rep.,
29,149: W. K. Cessna, Pop., 631. Ray's
plurality, 13,272.

XXVII. Counties of Onondaga and Madison. W.

E. Northrup, Dem., 16,307; T. L. Poole,
Rep., 24,647; C. H Perkins, Pro., 1,211;
J. S. Freeman, Pop., 220; E. L. Pellenz,
S. L.,655. Poole's plurality, 8,340.

XXVIII. Counties of Cayuga, Cortland, Ontario,

Wavne, and Yates. E. McConnell,
Dem., 15,926; S. E. Payne, Rep., 29,528;
H. S. Potter, Pro., 1,697; H. L. Case,
Pop., 983. Payne' s plurality, 13,602.

XXIX. Counties of Chemung, Schuyler, Sen-
eca, and Steuben, G. H. Roberts, Dem.,
16,510; C. W. Gillet, Rep., 22,051; A. J.
Coit, Pro., 1,745; E. Orvis, Pop., 471.
GUlet's plurality, 5,54L
XXX. Counties of Genesee, Livingston, Niag-
ara, Orleans, and Wyoming. F. Mur-
phy, Dem , 13,950: J. W. Wadsworth,
Rep., 24,541; F. H. Martin, Pro., 1,648;
J. W. Lawton, Pop., 887. Wads-
worth's plurality, 10,591.

XXXI. County of Monroe. J. D. Lynn, Dem.,
15,530; H. C. Brewster, Rep., 21,488;
L. C. Hoff, Pro., 588; J. M. Campbell,
Pop., 663. Brewster's plurality, 5,958.
XXXII. County of Erie (part). J. E. Gavin,
Dem., 13,893; R. B. Mahany, Rep.,
15,548; W. P. Goodenough, Pro., 187;
J. W. WUliams, Pop., 376: J. Otto,
S. L., 306. Mahany' s plurahty, 1.655.
XXXIII. County of Erie (part). J. Morgenstein,
Dem., 11,095; C. Daniels, Rep., 23,596;
G. W. Taylor, Pro., 532; J. W GaU,
Pop., 503. Daniels' plurality, 12.500.
XXXIV Counties of Allegany, Cattaraugus, and
Chautauqua. S. N. Wood, Dem., 10,674;
W. B. Hooker, Rep., 25,964; A. Y.
Freeman, Pro., 2,161; D. F. Allen,
Pop. , 1,621. Hooker' 3 plurality, 16,290.



• At a special election held November 5, 1895, to fill vacancy caused by the death of A. J.
Campbell, Amos J. Cummings, Dem., received 15,295; Robert Greacen, Rep., 10,223; W.J.Browne,
State Dem., 862 votes.



Election Returns.



443



NEW YORK— Cbn^mued.



COUNTIBS.

(60.)



Albany

Allegany

Broome

Cattaraugus

Cayuga

Chautauqua

Chemung

Chenango

Clinton

Columbia

Cortland

Delaware

Dutchess

Erie

Essex

Franklin

Fulton and Hamilton .

Genesee

Greene

Herkimer

Jefferson ,

Kings

Lewis

Livingston

Madison

Monroe

Montgomery

New York

Niagara

Oneida

Onondaga

Ontario

Orange

Orleans

Oswego

Otsego ,

Putnam

Queens ,

Rensselaer

Richmond ,

Rockland

St. Lawrence

Saratoga

Schenectady

Schoharie ,

Schuyler

Seneca ,

Steuben

Suffolk

Sullivan

Tioga

Tompkins

Ulster

Warren

Washington

Wayne

Westchester

Wyoming ,

Yates ,



Skcektary of State,
1895.



King,
Deni.



Pal-
mer,
Rep.



141136



160
083
427
754
203
046
033
874
064
766
613
448
842
120
194
767
027
753
456
185
400
498
453
233
613
775
544



165

800

999

103

513

360

872

603

132

009

398

726

059

476

603

733

230

35

831

879

054

876

858

622

414

975

971

164

991

627

193



Total 511060

Plurality ,

Per cent 43. 8

Scattering

Whole vote



18,958
5,221
7,464
6,724
7,931
9,477
5,394
5,182
4,573
5,215
3,740
6,515
9,085

35, 929
3,657
4,698
6,321
3,637
3,817
6,398
9,007

77,579
3,661
3,919
5,688

21,711
5,808

97,476
6,976

14,940

17,368
6,110

11,017
4,030
9,102
6,671
2,071

11, 254

14,359
3,798
3,222

11, 266
7,606
3,606
3,628
2,249
2,978
9,154
6,366
3,655
3,825
4,125
9, 487

7,165
6,196
13, 718
4,070
2,815



601205

90,145

51.5



Smith,
Pro.



362

772
727
560
450
749
528
543
61
234
317
483
672
765
87
189
463
325
274
343
664

4,969
191
316
467
753
224
971
502
882
671
293
449
296
499
541
78
170
454
169
173
566
507
210
266
208
117

1,033
462
175
381
348
477
186
308
374
489
294
210



25, 239
2.1



Pel-
leDZ,
S. L,



Wake-
man,
Pop.



214

14

61

43

44

68

51

38

9

81

11

7'

64

804

33

4

95

18

25

21

80

961

4

36

63

387

41

10,993

54

173

610

8

93
5

35

132

2

670

188

142

11

40

13

236

3

2

9
154

47

9

19

14

22

6

8

18

550

10

9



21,497
'L8



39

594

68

487

204

395

50

84

10

13

59

59

17

521

32

35

12

71

80

70

33

453

9

135

67

254

19

699

134

164

68

267

70

138

53

24

6

58

25

15

6

94

31

13

13

113

25

183

25

22

87

80

40

71

51

34

87

167

233



Canai,

Pboposition,

1895.



For.



22,173
1,640
3,567
3,064
4,695
4,094
3,655
2,273
2,584
2,969
1,455
2,384
5,195

46, 713
2,713
737
4,928
1,786
2,008
6,020
2,237

112289
1,899
1,971
2,974

20,908
5,862

177805
6,841

14, 613

13,365
2,922
7,092
3,536
8, 589
1,640
957

12, 720

16, 032
4,744
2,651
1,497
6,299
4,079
1,176
709
2,388
3,549
4,768
1,191
834
2,676
7,251
3,338
4,979
3,706
9,074
1,162
794



Agst.



0.5



1, 165, 917*



6,397
5,883
6,817
6,017
6,707
7,811
4, 832
4,836
1,891
4,120
3,237
5,539
6,151
6,378
1,354
4,083
3,311
3,255
3,477
3,338
8,580

23, 576
2,829
3,800
4,907

11,871
3,116

23, 650
3,667
7,801

13, 374
5,822
6,487
2,515
4,106
8,633
1,066
4,952
5,741
809
1,776

13, 136
4,176
1,775
5,048
2,615
2,519
9,191
2,380
3,772
4,724
3,156
6,229
1,362
3,377
5,031
2,629
4,577
3.075



6,916.599770



266886 . .
932! 654"



332884



GOVKENOR,

1894.



Hill,
Dem.



18,312
2,592
5,093
4,515
5,366
4,714
6,296
3,209
2,712
4,98"
2.45
3,816
8,109

27,656
1,753
2,332
3,988
2,379
3,731
4,977
6,420

70,956
2,748
3,255
3,263

15,512
4,814

127088
4,791

12,051

13,882
4,492
8,563

5,719

5,489
1,272
10,960
13,387
4,536
2,850
5,281
4,952
3,276
3,865
1,477
2,888
7,043
4,178
2,948
2,549
2,700
8,284
2,169
3,000
3,644
12,447
2,219
1,369



517710



40.60



Mor-
ton,
Kep.



19,173

5,810
8,346
7,951
8,798

12,227
5,446
5,444
5,166
5,662
4.272
6,518

10,012

38,479
4,204
5,184
6,205
4,458
3,953
6,500
9,726

86,878
3,808
4,8
6,436

22,848
6,080

124308
7,020

15, 768

18,540
6,500

12,057
3,894
9,611
7,073
2,033

13,903

15,274
4,700
3,310

13,186
8,159
3,759
3.406
2,381
3,219

10,867
6.880
3,671
4,162
4,652
9,945
3,655
7,314
6,880

15, 787
4,400
3,034



Bald-
win,
Pro.



673818

156108

52.84

60,613

1,275,671



Pbksident,
1892.



170
368
267
195
26
581
936
182
304
375
628
153
928
431
735
838
302
474
332
470
493
82
220
458
225
196
480
386
176
263
201
125
984
434
159
330
356
444
155
294
303
525
272
220



Cleve-

l.ind,

Dem,

18,994
3,128
6,040
5,753
5,999
6,397
4,661
4,273
4,773
5,868
2,907
4,706
8,978

32,431
2,710
2,999
4,773
3,250
3,771
5,526
7,181

100160
3.369
3,672
4,054

17,706
5,445

175267
6,850

13,552

14,900
5,376

10,421
3,065
6,729
6,408
1,549

1.5,195

14,879
6J22
3,789
6,156
5,755
4,081
4,531
1,486
3,199
8,307
6,274
3,567
2,923
3,404
9,808
2,655
3,731
4.618

16, 088
2,948
1,711



Harri-
son,
Rep.



Bid-
well,
Pro.



18,398
5,678
8,259
7,973
8,341

11,595
5,410
5,378
5,135
5,.^84
4,134
6,421
9,376

32,340
4,636
5,498
5,822
4,289
3,914
6,219
9,856

70,505
3,965
4,886
6,533

21,327
5,727

98,967
6,663

14,359

19,008
6,319

11,081
4,013

10,012
7,095

11,846

11,704
3,666
4,091
2,909

13,177
7,383
3,481
3,236
2,410
3,112

1 0,577
7,001
3,664
4,221
4,717
9,450
3,647
6.794
6,848

13,456
4,430
3,014



23,525 654868
45,518



1.84



47.94



609350



649

1,042

1,088
761
712

1,112
537
695
112
341
488
688
713

1,601
160
199
552
456
307
425
780

2.472
207
439
545

1,213
382

2,439
677

1,054

1,115
390
810
469
618
620
136
510
830
314
270
765
743
284
302
292
233

1,191
637
207
398
483
715
319
595
481
908
387
322



44.60
63.737
1,366,145



38,190
2.'79



*Not including blank and defective.

Of the vote for Governor in 1894 termed scattering, Matthews, Populist, received 11,049 ; Wheeler,
Independent- Democrat, 27,2(2; Matchett, Socialist-Labor, 15,868.

In 1895 the vote for other State officers was: Comptroller, .Tudson, Dem., 508,832; Roberts, Rep. ,
603,125; Devendorf, Pro., 24,857; Murphy, S. L., 21,504; Rousseau, Pop., 6J^i0. Treasurer, Dow, Dem.,
510,165; Colvin, Rep., 601,418; Ratnbun, Pro., 24,906: Steer, S. L., 21,220; Case, Pop., 6,666. Attornev-
General, Chase, Dem.. 508,600; Hancock, Rep., 603,358; Root, Pro., 31,416; INioore, S. L., 21,212. State
Engineer, Stuart, Dem,, 512,735; Adams, Rep. , 598,676; Miles, Pro. , 24. 862 ; Berman, S. L., 21,397; Bor-
den, Pop. , 6,747.






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444 Election Returns.



VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE, 1895.

IHstricts. voTK for senators.

1. Counties of Suffolk and Richmond— Richard Higbie, Rep., 10,238: Nathaniel March. Dem. , 8,762:

H. E. Snyder, Pop., 132.

2. County of Queens— Theodore Kohler, Dem., 12,033; John L. Childs, Rep., 11,231; Charles Men-

delstein, 655.
a County of Kings— Frank P. Gallagher, Dem., 8,605; Franklin Woodruff, Rep., 5,536; Emanuel
T. Holmes, S. L. , 128.

4. County of Kings— George W. Brush, Rep., 14,054; William A. Hurley, Dem., 10,802; Silas W.

Driggs Dem.-Ref. , 1,074; Stephen D. Riddle, Pro., 142; Frederick Schaefer. S. L. . 832.

5. County of Kings— Michael J. Coffey, Dem., 10,070; Harry A. Haubury, Rep.. 6,420; John A.

Hennessv, Dem.-ReL, 4,567; Alfred.G Kihn, S. L, 264.

6. Couiitvof Kings— Peter H. McNulty, Dem., 12,621; James A. Taylor, Rep.. 12,241; George F.

Sawtelle, Pro., 167; Hugh Maguire, S. L. , 277.

7. County of Kings— Patrick H. McCarren, Dem., 10,907; Frank F. Schulz, Rep. , 10,183; George H.

ScheVdt, Dem. -Ref. , 758; John W. Moore, Pro., 151; Frederick A. W. Grube, S. L. , 1,004;
John J. <'onklin. Pop., 149.

8. County of Kings— Albert A. Wray, Rep., 14,697; Daniel B. Thompson, Dem., 8.525; John W. Mc-

Dermott, Dem.-ReL, 1,251; Vincent Aldridge, Pro., 175; Eugene Furgang, S. Ij. . 255.

9. Countvof Kings— Julius L. Wiemann, Rep., 10,910; Erastus D. Benedict, Dem., 10,189; P. E. Nos-

trand, Dem.-Ref., 550; Edward C, Baltz, Pro., 271; Henry Kuhn, S. L., 1,777; Edward F.

Linton Ind. Rep., 1,630.
10. County of New York— John F. Ahearn, Tam. Dem. , 11,408; George W. Kram, Rep. , 3,800; James

Oliver, State Dem., 1,116; Gustav Nauman, S. L., 819.
IL Countvof New York— Timothy D. Sullivan, Tam. Dem. , 9,555; Ferdinand Eidmann, Rep. ,6,926;

Robert Glaser, S. L. , 1,719; Max Wustrow, State Dem. , 300.

12. County of New York— Samuel J. Foley, Tam. Dem., 11,120; Alexander S. Williams, Rep. , 5,279;

Herman Miller, S. L. , 2,595; David Schwartz, G. G. , 606.

13. County of New York— Bernard F. Martin, Tam. Dem., 10,585; Henry W. Hoops, Jr., Rep. . 8,522;

Lawrence E. Sexton, State Dem., 869; John Weiler, S. L. , 185; Fitzhugh Smith, Pro., lia

14. County of New York— Thomas F. Grady, Tam. Dem. , 11,806; Thomas F. Eagan, Rep. ,6,275; John

J. CiiUen, State Dem., 2,720; Otto Wegener, a L. , 646.

15. County of New York— Frank D. Pavey, Rep. , 11,421; Franklin Bieu, Tam. Dem., 7,586; William

H. Law, State Dem. , 514.

16. County of New York— Louis Munzinger. Tam. Dem. , 10,035; William Halpin,Rep. , 6,855; Thomas

Costigan, State Dem., 1,796; Charles B. Copp, S. L. , 479.

17. County of New York— Charles B. Page, Rep. ,8,107; Thomas C. O' Sullivan, Tam. Dem.. 8,086;

Thomas J. McManus, State Dem., 4,205; James Byrnes, S. L. , 379.

18. County of New York— Maurice Featherson, Tam. Dem., 11,221; J. Philip Berg, Rep. ,5,333;

Richard Morton, S. L. , 1,408: James Meehau, State Dem., 603.

19. County of New York— John Ford, Rep., 13,139; Louis W. Schultze, Tam. Dem., 9,799; Wolfgang

Goetz, State Dem. , 645; Charles E. Thompson, S. L. , 313.

20. County of New York— .Tatob A. Cantor, Tam. Dem., 11,608; Moses B. Cohen, Rep., 8,106; John

A. Henneberry, State Dem. , 1,914; Aaron Henry. S. K . 1,103.

21. County of New York— Charles L, Guy. Tam. Dem , 11,813; George Drake Smith, Rep. , 10,123; John

W. Gohlke, S. L.,772; John J. Hart, State Dem., 742; James H. Hardy, Pro. , 127.

22. Counties of New York (part) and Westchester— James Irving Burns, Rep., 14,847; Charles P. Mc-

Clelland, Dem., 13,256; Henry R. Godstrey, Ind., 553.

23. Counties of Orange and Rockland— Clarence Lexow, Rep., 14.244; George Dickey, Dem., 10,677.

24. Counties of Dutchess, Columbia and Putnam— William C. Daley, Rep., 16,126; William Church Os-

born, Dem., 13,X)84; William G. Browning, Pro., 842.

25. Counties of Ulster and Greene— Charles Davis, Rep., 12,842; Jacob Rice, Dem., 11,486; James R

Palmer, Pro. , 657.

26. Counties of Delaware, Chenango and Sullivan— James Ballentine, Rep., 15,028; Henry Daire,

Dem. , 9. 751.

27. Counties of Montgomerj', Fulton and Hamilton and Schoharie— HobartKrum, Rep. , 15,615; Henry

V. Borst, Dem. , 13,088; Thomas Murphy, Pro. , 795.

28. Counties of Saratoga, Schenectady and Washington— Edgar T. Brackett, Rep., 18,558; Charles O.

McCready, Dem., 10,117; Richard L. Dunning, Pro., 1,003; Phillips. Dorland. Pop., 110.

29. Covmty of Albany- Mver Nussbaum, Rep., 18,793; Robert Bryce, Dem. . 18,331; Harmon W. El-

mendorf. Pro., 363; John C. Wieland, 199. ■
3a County of Rensselaer— Le Grand W. Tibbits. Rep. , 14,525; Barent W. Stryker, Dem. . 13,239; John
H. RejTiolds, Pro.. 439; Frank Dan khoff, 166.

31. Counties of Clinton, Essex and Warren— George Chahoon, Rep., 11,906; Hiram Walworth, Dem.,

5,162: George L. Washburn, Pro., 100.

32. Counties of Franklin and St. Lawrence— George R. Malby, Rep., 15.939; J. Stanley Ellsworth,

Dem. , 5,169; Jay S. Corbin. Pro. , 562.

33. Counties of Otsego and Herkimer— Walter L. Brown, Rep., 13,173; William A. Thayer, Dem.,

8 798.

34. County of Oneida— Henry J. Coggeshall, Ind. Rep., 15,591; Frederick G. Weaver, Rep., 10,828;

William D. Tow.sley, Pro., 702; T. Harvey Ferris, Dem., 1.022.

35. Counties of Jefferson and Lewis— Joseph Mullin. Rep., 12,672; Lemair W. Tyler, Dem., 7,927;

John D. Huntington, Pro. , 816i

36. County of Onondaga— Horace White, Rep., 17,512; Philips. Ryder, Dem., 12,877; Amos Naylor,

651 ; Thomas Crimmins, 471.

37. Counties of Oswego and Madison— Nevada N. Stranahan, Rep., 14,795; William M. Baker, Dem.,

5,406; Edward A. Sheldon, Pro., 97L

38. Counties of Broome. Cortland and Tioga— William H. Johnson, Rep. , 15,135; William H. Cannon,

Dem., 1.613; Deloss Freeman. Pro., 267.

39. Counties of CajTiga and Seneca— Benjamin M. Wilcox, Rep., 9.801; S. Edwin Day, Dem., 8,314;

Samuel Waller, Pro. , 507.
4a Counties of Chemung, Tompkins and Schuj'ler— Edwin C. Stewart. Rep., 11,625; J. Franklin

Barnes, Dem., 9.269: Sherman C. Estey, Pro., 1.054: Lafayette Crum, 214
4L Counties of Steuben and Yates— John S. Sheppard, Rep., 11,986; Thomas Hassett, Dem,, 6,043;

John Kline. Ind., 1,226.
42. Counties of Ontario and WajTie- John Raines. Rep., 11.584; J. Henry Metcalf, Dem., 8,093;

Enoch O. Marsh, Pro., 690; Herbert G. Randall, Pop.. 208.



Election Returns. 445



VOTE FOR SENATORS— CbnttnT^ed.



43. County of Monroe— Cornelius R. Parsons, Rep.. 11,931; Caleb K. Hobbie, Dem. , 6,527; William

M. Newman. Pro., 420; Willam Richards, 224.

44. County of Monroe— Henry Harrison, Rep., 9.711; Charles H. Wiltsie, Dem., 7,348; Clinton H.

Howard, Pro., 302; Louis Waldorf, 122.

45. Counties of Niagara, Genesee and Orleans— Timothy E. Ellsworth, Rep., 14,321; David Millar,

Dem., 9,736; Daniel C. Sullivan, 34a

46. Counties of Allegany. Livingston and Wyoming- Lester H. Humphrey, Rep., 13,191; Frank P.

Hulette, Dem., 5,880; William E. Booth, Pro., 1,421.

47. County of Erie— Charles Lamv. Rep., 12,400: Abraham J. Elias, Dem., 8,511; Ansley D. White,

199; Ferdinand P. Jones. 109.

48. County o Erie— Simon Seibert, Rep., 10,550; Martin Nauth, Reform Dem., 8,449; Joseph Otto,

S. L. , 358: Amos J. Hawkins, 202.

49. County of Erie— George A. Davis, Rep. , 12,571; John R. Veeder, Dem., 6,647; John A. Sayles,

Pop. , 510; William F. Koenig, S. L. , 20L

50. Counties of Chautauqua and Cattaraugus— Frank W. Higgins, Rep. . 16, 501 ; no opposition.

VOTE FOB ASSEMBLYMEN.

County of Albany, L Robert G. Scherer, Rep. , 4,809; Herman J. Derkman, Dem., 3,817,

2. James Keenholtz, Rep. , 5,429; George Noyes, Dem. 3,994.

3. George T. Kelly, Dem., 6,035; David Ferris, Rep., 3,051.

4. Amos J. Ablett, Rep., 5,326; Edgar T. Chapman, Dem. , 4,578.

County of Allegany. Frederick A. Robbins, Rep., 5,289; Ebenezer S. Bartlett, Dem., 2,012; John Nich-
olson, Pro., 751; Uriah Davis, Pop., 598.
County of Broome, 1. Joseph H. Brownell, Rep., 1,618; John J. Irving, Dem., 1,369; Frank A. James,
Pro., 100; Franklin G. James, Pop., 2.
2. Charles F. Tupper, Rep., 1,540; Henry G. Jackson, Dem., 1,358; George F. Hand, Pro., 150; J.
Evan Scudder, Pop., 19.
County of Cattaraugus, 1. Charles H Miller, Rep., 3,302; Clare Willard, Dem., 1,440; Hiram Webster,
Pro., 545.
2. Girvea.se A. Matteson, Rt^p., 3,4:20; Frank Campbell, Dem, 1,268; A.C. Spencer, Pro., 247.
County of Cayuga, 1. W. Clarence Sheldon. Rep., 4,187 ;'Daniel S. Ramsey, Dem., 2,008; F. Emerson
Webster, Pro., 225; George Copp.. Poj. ,39.
2. Eugene B. Sounds, Rep., 3,828; John G. Langham, Dem., 2,087; Emmet Munger, Pro., 209; Irven