The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
1OH.S ELECTIONS.
Many Voters Kept FROM tn. Polls by the
Heavy storm.
afternoon.

Heavy storm.
MiDrLETowN. y. V. March 1.-The annual
town meetings were held in Orange
and sullivan counties to-day. The returns
at hand from the several towns and wards Of
Orange county show fifteen Republicans and
eleven Democrats elected to the Board Of Su-
pervisors. and two Democratic towns to hear
from. The board stood tie last year. Partial
returns from Sullivan county indicate that the
Board Of Supervisors will stand nine Repub.
| leans to six Democrats tho same Us last year.
In this city D. F. Baily. Republican. is elected
Mayor by sixty majority to succeed Boyd
Democrat.
PouGHK EErSIE. March 1.-Returns from
Duchess county show that the Board Of Super
vsors will stand fifteen Republicans to eleven
Democrats. Last year the Republicans had
eight and tho Democrats eighteen members
RoSDoUT. March Tho spring elections
We're held to-day throughout Ulster and ad-
joining counties. and the vote is the iGhtest
polci in years. At SauGcrtcs considerable
excitement was caused owing ton clear viola
tickets had been printed on tinted paper. I'd
ward n. Wilbur. III? Democratic candidate for
Board decided to take no action and the
election Irocecded under protest.
ton y II tP:day Mayor william Bresdop was re.
Tsm. was as elected CITY Treasurer. and Daniel
next Common. Council will he ,Democrntic. ! to
3 Last ycar, Mayor lreeIon had the deciding
"cratic Supervisors were elected At the town
meetings IN February four Democrat c and six
Hsnsh w stah w9Fs in favor
:, S;,,RAToGAy. Mnrch 1.-The, town meetings meet
Board Of Supervisors will remain Republican
hy about sly majority. LAST year 1t stood tn mir
ncmocrats gain 2 Supervisor In tho town Of
olh Sa1ratoe,. In the town Of SARATOGA springs.
nsntTE this yrGr the hs p fEariy ~
this town centred on Police Justice. Tho Dem
ocrats won. rcelcctinG Allen by about 800 plu-
C,NASp!IGuA. March Town meetings
were held in Ontario county to-day. and re-
puh!icnns. They have elected fourteen Super
via%rs nj Of sixteen gain e SeSeG hooor,.
IS rai l, by moro tiam ZOO majoritv rho
SMrfrvs.rs ana have secaredd more than two
tions il Monroe county thirteen lepub!ican
wsr" rlsci". Wv, With III four towns to hear from
This l. a gain Of six for the Republicans Can
ana rhr;Gs in onr Two co u
wayn" county thus far heard from elect Re-
'1 "@Nnic. S Harrh I'm the charter election
ErrS tdSy there woTI tffS b Dr.
md T&wi n MitsSril, Eesaar bemosrat: Il
S va" Ea sssya led oHfF HibSF 3 Tc
Democrats elect Ave out of eight Aldermen
And yc e, mt Of eight the next
NEW BUNCH. March 1.-The charter election
today result ed in tho choice Of the Republican
candidates tor all Offices except ono Alderman
and onn Supervisor. The Common Council
will stand seven Republicans and two Demo-
Gratis. The vote was very light,
BuWiNGToN, VT, March LIN stnnd.up
contest between twn popular candidates.
Maynr HnSt!t9n was reelected by majority
OF lji' The Democrats also gain one Alder
CORNING, March 1.-The city election was
held here to-day In binding snow storm. and
With foot OF snow on the ground. Benlamin
w. WelirGton. Republican, was elected Mayor
elected Francis [. Williams, Recorder. by 257.
aand ,hs Eugene p SaGSm Cham
three Aldermen aqt the Democrats two; max
ing the board six Republicans and four Demo
crate. The Republicans elected two Super
AunuEY. March l;-Charter election to-day
resulted in the election OF the entire Republi-
elected to-day, are Republican, and, eight
Snpervisors out Of ton are. also Republican.
The Board Of Supervisors. with two towns to
hear from. stands twenty three Republicans.
eEsAt Democrats. Last year the city went
Democratic and tho Board Of Supervisors was