The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-06

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Kendrick Re- Elected.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 6.-The NUM-
cipal election in this city passed off very
quietly. Kendrick Rep) Is reelected
mayor over Lathrop Oem.) by about 1900
and the city government will be nearly
favor OF license by about 500
Big Vote For License.
CHIcorEE, Mass. Dec. g. Mayor Harris
Rep.) was defeated by DIR. Mellen Dem.)
in the municipal election by 225 votes.
Last year the city voted no license, but the
vote in favor of license this year was
nearly Q to !. The city government is
very close.
| A Contest Probable.
| HoLYoKE. Mass. Dec. en-. Fl. Whit
comb (Rep) defeated Curran Dem. for
mayor by nine votes. This is not the Off
cial vote. and contest is probable. The
Democrats elected the rest of the ticket by
overwhelming majorities The city voted
for license.
Democrats Elected Mayor.
PITTsFlELD, Mass, Dec 6-The Demo-
Gratis elected their candidate FOR mayor.
ex-Congressman Crosby, over the present
Republican incumbent Jabez l.. Peck, by
plurality OF l56. The Republicans have,
however, elected four out of seven alder
men and eight out of IA common council
men. The city voted for no license by 257
majority.
Well Mixed.
FITcHBURG. Mass, Dec &c. ID. Moul-
\ ola al
went no license by 179 majority; two Dem.
ocratc aud four Republican aldermen
were elected, and seven Democratic and
nine Republican councilmen. The mayor
was Republican last year.
Lawrencs Is For License
LAWRENCE. Mass, Dec. 6-Charles G.
Rutter Oem.) was elected mayor by ESQ
majority. The board OF aldermen is Re-
publican TO /, and the council stands IL
Republicans and 8 Democrats. The school
committee will be made up of Republi-
cans and Democrats. The city voted Ii.
cense by 500 majority, overturning no H.
censes vote Of last year of 1000.
Republicans Carry Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER. Mass, Dec. 9. The great
est interest centered in the license ques-
tion. This city voted for license by LOG
majority. B. +. Cook Rep.) was elected
mayor by 400 majority The Republicans
elected five and the Democrats three alder
men, and the Republicans 20 and Dem
ocrats four councimen.
The A. p. A. Took n Hand.
New BEDroRD. Mass, Dec. 6.-The
most exciting election in years occurred
here, In which the A. p. A. played prom.
inent part The Citizens party was badly
defeated. Stephen A. Brownell was elected
mayor by a plurality of $50 and his party
elects four out of six aldermen and l3
councilmen.
Women Turned Out In Force.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. 6.-An un.
usually heavy vote was polled here. About
20o0.women voted on the school question.
in spite OF a binding snowstorm. John
w. Coughlin Dem.) was elected mayor by
S24 majority The city voted for license
by 1000 majority The city government
stands % Republicans and 1S Democrats.
The school committee is entirely Republi.
can.
Republican Mayor For Taunton.
TAUNTON, Mass, Dec @ - Hodgson
(Rep.) was elected mayor by small ma
jority. The city went for license by a
heavy majority.
sToight Republican.
SoMERvILLE, Mass, Dec 6.-No license
for the sale Of Intoxicating liquors and the |
election OF the entire Republican ticket
was the result Of the voti ng in Somerville. |
Mayor Hodgkins' majority was somewhat
reduced, as was also the majority vote on |
the license question.
Vote was Close.
NORTHAMPTON. Mass, Dec O. - Senator
ii. A. Kimbarl (Dem.) was elected mayor
over Y. G. Clark tRep) by SO votes. The
Republicans will have control of the city
government. 4Ee eIty went for license by
a large vote.
No License at Brockton.
BRocKToS, Mass. Dec 6-Whipple. the
nominee OF the Citizens party. was elected
mayor by 1900 majority. The Republicans
elected seven aldermen; gain Of one. The
Democrats gained one councilman. The
city went no license by AS.
Nariboro's Choice.
MARLBORO. Mass. Dec. 6.-Willam n.
Davenport (Rep.) was elected mayor by 154
majority License was carried by 554 ma.
1ority. -Four Democratic aud Republi-
can aldermen. aud 10 Democratic and A
Republican councilmen were elected.
How Maiden Voted.
MAIDEN. Mass, Dec. 6.-1he city cleo
ton was one Of the most exciting ever
held. Everett j. Stevens, the citizens'
candidate fer mayor. was elected by ma
jority OF 200. The citizens ticket elected
every alderman in the seven wards, and
out Of "a councilmen got l7,lesving the
four. There was ro opposi-
lion TO the school committee The city
voted no license by q vote Of 23i0 to ll60,