Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-12-03

men-A Close Vote for Mayor-Mr.
Dewell COngratulated-Fea of
Returns-General Notes.
The town and city election is over and
Mr.. Sargent is the next mayor of the City
of Elms. His majority over Mr.. Dewell is
only 107, in town which often gives $500
democratic majority. Mr.. Dewen was
warmly congratulated last night on his
splendid run. He expressed satisfaction
with the result and such close vote, and
added that he felt relieved. as he had not
coveted the Office of mayor nor its respon-
sibilities, but yielded only at earnest solicit
tation. The interest to hear the result of
the contest for the mayoralty was great
about town last night, and the telephone
was in great requisition, especially by
those who preferred to sit by warm fire
than to attend the First ward voting place
and wait for the result in the crowd
which densely packed the room there. The
republicans elected six aldermen yester-
day, which, with the four holdovers, gives
ten republicans to fourteen democrats in
the aldermanic board. The loss of two is
in the Fourth and Fifth wards, which are
almost invariably democratic wards.
The democrats elected aldermen in the
and Twa1ftb words CIV in Ill This
iaauos +ha ;noo'o;,,e, nod - a1da-roa,,
81 ea...oa.. I a...sotS - -, ~s-,.LI;'
cans.
.,aotsd 81 senautaa,, rsr,',hI;oans IT,
1aes,as ~ " aonno;I 10 - * Tha,.o x,,aa .o
tie in the Eleventh ward, Harvey G.. Pond,
republican candidate, and Charles +.
onI.h, u oenocra' IL, canu :II ooI9 Is-
Gnps;5r;r f. the s.t 4hst W." - 70 ao.1I on
oo,,no;In,as van a1aotad =, ~. ,,rd ~ :.
safe 70 nresnms that anothar ~ wote y, w; II
sand Po,d 70 tha oonno;1 This Iii 80.
IT, -. W. ~. -. WI r - IN:
Snis puoy VIC upon pallo'. IN LIE
49, es eno uenool"os WIZ naso u1jUlity
VI ioui Votes on!y upon Joinc oauo1. tnis,
however, rs sumclent 70 give the choice
ana other small offices to the democrats.
Last year the board of aldermen was're-
Puoncan anu the common counch was
, uemooIauc ~ 'nree Vu1es upon JolnE pal
~ ~ AZ VIII 70 seen, .ne Iopup1:ans nave
e"inoo IL ooonoAlAen anu Aos' III aioer-
ihen'
A glance at the table OF votes will dis
close IN what wards Mr.. Sargent's losses
were chiefly made.
both the democratic and republican tickets
yesterday his vote was not returned
last evening In order to expedite matters.
Councilman LoweInow Alderman Lowe
eject OF tne SECOND Waro-was warmly
congratuiated on all sides last night for
mis- spleno1d and very successful run in a
ward usually democratic His success
speaks more than wards OF the apprecia-
ton feit for nus faithful services in the
council and his popularity as a citizen.
Guernsey, tne candldate Tor tnird council
m 1mah IN ene oecona, won noeaDie victory.
Inc uemocraes oniteo agalhst MN out ne
pun leu 'nrougn WIN tar ma1oIlty. ne
sevare, yoors oouN0i'"" o'e''eo III
eo1ei o. y1ai nl.,,
~. IN 1o 1ne Eignsn ware tne democrats 1n1er
She ieeoersnip VI ACIo.ney oohh y. daila-
eGn1m,, naue uesetineu ssrueeie. M!.
aDni'y 70 Organize sne 1emocratc nos!s
ulew OUT an unusualiy large vote Ior MS
parry. mi. Hoahenoels WI aoiy repre-
SOU LIS a w M. m ~ 1he neAa oeaau oi a,aes
lie ~ ~. ~ S. o%n o Al r Inn
S Sem VIII .ne Aowleuse Una, .nat mi. oargens
Las " tllanH NJ hil9 Ior az leas1 naII tne io'
LIZ NJ. oou ll WIZ pc VaIu-
ena ,o az IL ~ Sae uoaru VI a.oermen,
faithf,,1 and ab1a d;scbar;,e III dst anu
and his ACQUAINTANCE WITH financial mat.
ters as prominent and successful bust
ness man. He was warmly congratulated
on all sides last night for his success, de-
spite the exceptionally strong fight made
by the opposition.