Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-06
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS,
The Voting In Various Cities.

TAUNTON, Mass, Dec. 5-Horatio l.. Cushman, pro- hbtionist, was elected mayor by 459 plurality Charles F. Hanscom, license. Six prohibitory and two license aldermen were elected Tho vote on li- cense was yes 1884, no 599.
 REVERSIBLE. Mass, Dec. 5.-NIoses Howe, citizens candidate, elected mayor Samuel M. Currier' temperance, by 213 plurality. The entire liberal citi- zens ticket elected. The vote on license was yes 1,114, no 75G.
 HoLYoKE, Mass Dec. 5-Mayor R. P. Craft, the citizens candidate, reelected mayor over James E. Delaney, Democrat, and Porter Underwood Repub- lcan by 175 plurality Four Democratic and two Re- publican aldermen are elected, and In there tie. The common council stands thirteen Dem- ocrats and seven Republicans License was voted by large majority.
 GLOUCESTER, Mass, Dec. 5.-WlIian il. Monson, Republican was elected mayoe to day over ex-Mayor Robert R Fesrs Democrat by seventy plurality Four Democratic and thrse Republican aldermen were elected and fourteen Republican and ten Democratic conncilmen. The vote on the license question was yes G21, no 75.
 LAWRENCE, Mass Dec. D. Mayor Breen Democrat, was reelected by PAS majority 0. V. Bell. Re- dermen were elected and ten Democratic and seven Republican couacilnen The vote license yes
 F1rCHBuRG, Mass Dec. 5.-Alonzo Davis, citizens candidate was elected Mayor by SAY majority over Dr. George Jewett, temperance candidate. The h. tire citizens ticket elected except one CoHpcil man and one school commissioner. The vote on H. cense was yes 892 790
 NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Dec. 5.-Mayor Wilson was reelected by 54S plurality John Wing Liberal, and Charles E. Hendrickson, Prohibition. The Will son ticket was in the main elected. The vote Ii cense. yes 1896, no ,759 The ladies made est fight against license, several distributing ballots at the polls.
 FALL. RIvER.-Mayor Brady, Demand Citizens was reelected by 443 majority over Reed, Republican. The Board of Aldermen stands five Republicans and four Democrats and ihe Council sixteen Republicans to eleven Democrats. Two ladies elected school commissioners without opposition. The vote li- cense was: Yes, 2,637 no, 1,357. CHELSEA, Mass, Dec. 5.-Thomas Shahan, Republi- can, was elected mayor Thomas B. Jones, oiti- zens candidate by 2s7 plurality. The entire Repub- lican ticket, except two councilmen, elected. BRocRTON, Mass Dec 5,-Henry H. Packard, Dem oerat, was elected mayor by Is majority Mayor Iba C. Keith, Repuolican, in total vote of 2,552 The board of aldermen stands four Republicans, two Democrats and one-te, and the council thirteen Re- l publ1cans to seven Democrats. The vote license | was yes 1920, S67.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 5.-Colonei Henry M Phillips, Republican, was elected Mayor Charles Marsh, Democrat, by 336 majority. The Board o1 Aldermen stands Republicans and Democrats anG l the Common Council 16 Republicans and Demo
 crats. The vote for license yes 2l2S, 1,044. | MAIDEN, Mass, Dec 5.-J. k. c. Sleeper elect
 ed Mayor over l.. l.. Fuller. The vote license wa, | yes 715, SG9.
 ! soMERvILLE, Mass, Dec. 5.-Mayor John A. Cum
 mings reelected without opposition and the on
 tire Republican ticket with him, The license l was yes 627, 1.159
 | NEWTON, Mass. Dec. 5-Mayor Ellison, Republi
 can, and the entire Republican ticket elected | without opposition. The vote license yes 103 ] SOY.