New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-07
STATE CHARTER ELECTIONS.
REPUBLICAN SUCCESSES ALL AROUND.
THE PARTY SHOWS A SOLID FRONT TO THE CON-
MON FNTMY.

THE PARTY SHOWS SOLID FRONT TO THE CON.
MON ENEMY.
ithaca, March (speciaD.-The Republicans made
q clean sweep with tho exception Of one trustee at
the charter elections to-day. The majority over the
Democratic ticket is at least 300.
Kingston, March speciaD.-The Board OF
Supervisors Of Ulster County Will be Republican IA to
IL and probably 10 to H. In this city John Newkirk
(Rep) Is elected Mayor and the Board Of Alder
men will stand 10 to 8 Republican The present
Mayor is Democrat
Waterloo March (SpccaD. -TIorato A. Marshall
Q2ep) reelected Police Justice here to-day
Charles W. Van Cleef (Dem) The Village Board viii
stand four Republicans to two Democrats, with Re-
publican president.
Elmra, March @ (SpeciaD.-The charter election
In this city passed oil quietly to-day. There was
practically no contest the city ticket except for
overscer of tho poor, which resulted in the election
of Abraham Anhat (Dem). Charles .. Dawson
(DcmD elected Mayor, and six of the aldermen
elect Democrats, and with the hold-overs makes
the Council twelve ArnOt Democrats, one Arnot Re
publican and one Republican Judge Muller with tho
Albany contingent manned the several polls In per-
and went into open market and purchased the
Roaters like sheep at ~ a head
Canadsigua, March @ (SpecIal. .-Democratc gains
made in some towns of Ontario County to-day.
The Board OF Supervisors will be close, but the
Indications that It will be Republican.
Amsterdam, March Spocla).-The charter cleo
ton in this city to-day resulted In victory for the
Republicans Thomas Llddc reelected Mayor
by 1913 majority Minor Offices are equally divided
between both parties. The Common Council remains
Republican.
Newburg, March Cat the charter election hero
to-day, Benjamin b. Odell (RepD was elected Mayor
for third time by nearly 300 majority. The Re-
pubcans also elect the Treasurer, two School Trust
ees, Water Commissioner, three out Of four Alder
men and three out Of four Supervisors.
Osgego, March 6-The Republicans Of this city
to-day elected Henry D. McCafery Mayor over Alan
son S. Page by about 300 majority high license
platform. Tho Democrats elected five Aldermen aud
the Republicans three. The Board OF Supervisors
Will be Republican
whitehall " Y, March Cat the town election
to-day, A. }. Long (DemJ was elected Supervisor by
so majority.
Utica March 6-rn the charter election here to-day
tho situation was decidedly mixed The Republican
City Convention Saturday night split. Ono wing, led
by State Committeeman Charles II. Hackett lndOrsed
Charles H. Seares, the Citizens candidate for Mayor,
Mr. scarlcs being Republican The other wing, led
by Thomas Wheeler nominated Charles 5. SymOnds,
but he declined. Martin, tho Democratic nominee for
Mayor was elected by over 1100 majority. Samuel
Bearlsley, originally nominated for City Judge on tho
Citizens ticket, but who declined because he wished
to accept Democratic nomination. was elected by
nearly 1,6OO majority The Democrats lose ono and
gain two Aldermen. making the Council now to In
their favor. The Board of supervisors stands "a Re
publicans and 10 Democrats. Las, year 1t stood, 20
Democrats and 20 Republicans
Poughkeepsie, March 6.-The town meetings In
Dutchcss County Will make the next Board of super
vsors stand Republicans, 10 Democrats, II. Last
year the Board was Republicans, o. Democrats, H.
Saratoga March 6.-The town meetings In Saratoga
County to-day resulted in tho election of majority Of
tho Republican Supervisors. BallstOn Charlton, Half
Moon and Northumberland went Democratic. Last
year the Democrats carried only two towns. -Four
towns TO hear from.
Rochester, March s.-The charter election took
place took place to-day and resulted in Mayor Parsons
nom by the Republicans and Labor party, being
reelected by 600 majority. The Democrats eject
Julius Armbrlster a member Of the Executive Board
and Judge White for tho Municipal Court by majorites
of 500 and a. 100 respectively. The Board Of Al
dermcn will stand: 10 Democrats, Republicans The
Board Of Supervisors viii stand. % Republicans to
10 democrats.
Auburn, March (specIaL-The charter election
here to-day complete victory for the Republics an
ticket Samuel Lowrle and John W. Rice, Repnb-
caIs, elected Commissioners Of Charities and
Police by a majority of 500 The next Common
Council viii stand: Republicans, 7; Democrats, 3, a
gain Of one Republican. The Auburn members of the
next Board of Supervisors Will be Republicans and
publican city ticket elected by 500 majority The
result is regarded victory for Mayor Austin, (RepD
whose present term does not expire until next spring.
Mayor Austin elected one year ago and has been
bitterly opposed in the Common Council. Alderman
IveSOn ono of Mayor Austin's mOJ bitter opponents
secured denomination in the Third Ward. but was
defeated at the polls to-day by Daniel Hurlburt,
Demn who friendly % MayOr