New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
DECIDED KEPUBLICAN GAINS.
RESULT OF THE TOWN ELECTIONS THROUGHOUT
THE EMPIRE STATE.

RESULT OF THE TOWN ELECTIONS THROUGHOUT
THE EMPIRE STATE.
Kingston ~ w. March (spccalj.- THE Republl-
cans have reganed Ulster County The new Board
OF Supervisors will be Republican by good majority
for the first time in five years. Of the twenty-six
members OF the board fourteen Republican, eleven
Democrats, and in the remaining town, that OK
Shandaken, the vote Is Il tie on supervisor, ana
new eec c,on will doubtless be held. This Is Republi-
can gain of two last year. The Republican
trumphs in the Democratic towns OF Gardiner,
Rochester and Olive are especially noteworthy some
OF the towns elected no license commissioners OF ex-
else.
Gloyersville n. y, March s-The Board OF super
visors of Fulton County will stand ten Republicans
and three Democrats gain Of two Republicans over
last year.
Catskill. March speciaD.-The town OF Cats1li
goes Republican by a large majority the enure uc~'
being elected by from 200 to ''oo majority. ",''"'
s. c. Wiley leads the ticket for supervisor by a
majority ~ 3o7 Mr. wiley's nomination demorallzcd
the Democrats
Amsterdam March specaD.-The charter election
held in this city yesterday was hoy contested anu
resulted I'm somewhat Of victory FOR the hepuphc's'
The Democrats however, were successful IN eiecuhs
their nominee for Mayor Charles 5. Nisbe over Will
lam Brecdon by n majority OF "a. The Republicans
elected four Supervisors. In the Fourth Ward the Re
publcans did not nominate Supervisor. The Board
OF Supryisors OF Montgomery County VIII s'ahd ten
Republicans to five Democrats. Last year tie Board
was eight Republicans 10 seven Democrats. IL was
opparcn that the Republicans In this city were more
interested in having majority in the Board than In
who was 10 be Mayor OF the city. Oscar n Potter
uem was reelected treasurer by majority OF $50.
John Worden (Dem). was elected Overseer OF the
Poor by a majority Of 81. Charles =. Vinegar u'epJ'
was elected Justice Of the Peace by majority OF III.
The new Common Council will stand seven Democrats
and four Republicans.
Albion. March s.-A large vote was cast at ycster-
day's charter election The main strife was on Police
Justice and the Republicans elected Thomas ~ Kirby
tv II majority James Barrett (DemJ was elected
Assessor by III majority.
Clean March Sat yostcr1y's village election
Charles f. Turner EcpD was elected president by TWO
woes The Democrats elected the six Trustees
Medina, March s.-Ycs,eriay's charter election was
unusually spirited. Frederick J.. Down u'ein) was
reelected Mayor by n large msjori'y.
batavia, March s.-Ycsterday's town election was
tho ,ve,,est I'm wears The excise fight was the main
feature Earl Dodgson. the limited license CANDIDATE
was elected by 100 majority over the Prohibition can
dIdate The only Democrat elected Is j. I. buxton
| for constable All the other Republican candidates
were elected.
bot,v contested. n large vote being poll"d. The
Democrats elected their entire ticket with the eAcep
lion OF three Aldermen and two constables. Charles
torn.r ior W wns elected Mayor by 392 majority. The
Council Will stand hvc Republicans TO hree Demo-
crats the same as AT present -, - -,
Perry March 5-Thc charter election here Yesterday
r.sul,cd i'm favor Of the entire Republican Ticket.
mr,iIc the vote Of last year was pol'd
Highland Falls. y. " March 'spcciahuihe rt. he.
mates the board a tie Knight Rep.) j. defeated III
Monroe. Berry lRepl in Mddclown. and siyrr ,R.Po &
Roord was equally divided between the Democrat.
and Republicans Last year The kep"SrS Daor. The The
pr"h,hi,on,sts have drawn largely from the Ne,
publican vote II Is charged that they Openly 'raasi
with the Democrats The results seem en- h,,I" :" Tor
Excise commissioners was fought between the pe""'
| Gratis and the Prohibtionisis.
Oswego ~ w. March a.-The new B9arn ~
suneryisors for Oswego County Will stand h'p"""
cans 10: Democrats, lO-a Democratic gain oi Dc