New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
JERSEY DEMOCRATS WIN.
QUIET CHARTER ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
REPCBILCANs CARRY RAHwAY-A LACK or IN

pared with the vote on A,,.mblyman last fall. The
general apathy is strklnry shown in The utter lack Of
interest in th" returns. The vote In Republican dis
iricts shows that majority OF the Republican voters
neglected TO vote. The Republican managers had no
money, and In consequence Of a new law which
limits the time for the i,,uanc" Of Official ballots
| they had no ballot, to vote with In
some districts late In the day, Il, an inadegultc
supply had been ordered from III" City Clerk. and
many OF III" ballots were deliberately destroyed In
The voting booths. The following frcrh0lders
elected First District. Patrick Lupton DcmJ: second
William Moore" tDemJ; third. Andrew Mclaughlin
(Dcm): Fourth, John J. Hancy. Dem): Fifh. Rich
ard H. C0nr,on RcpD; sixth. owen Cahil. DEM 4;
seventh, solomon Ouray, DrmJ: Eighth. ti'OrCc
Wilhelm lcm); Ninth. Thomas Ripley Rcpl;
Tenth william r. Hamilton. 'DcrnJ; Eleventh.
Thomas McGowun, HepJ. Tile Republican, elect three
out OF The nine school commissioners. The Demo
Gratis will have controi Of the next board OF free
holders. the Common Council and the Board Of Edu
cation by big maJoritns
Republican cyclone swept Railway yesterday
They elect DAILY Mayor over Judge Ivcr by $50
majority. elect all four counclmen. wafer commits
iOner two school commissioners. two frrcholdcrS and
control the board OF education. The result is hand
some Endorsement OF the first year OF Republican
rule after dozen years Of Democratic mNSrulc. The
next Common Council will have but two Demo
cratic members ont OF twelve. Halliday. Demo
cratic frcchodcr defeated is the present director OF
the hoard.
TIL, election In Jersey CITY was ORDERLY and with
| ont any exciting incidents At II o'clock la',
night the election Of Reuben simpson for alder
man-at large claimed by the Republicans The
Democrats claimed that Charles ". Allen had been
clcc~l TIE returns up to that hour indicat" that
the vote will BE- close Some Democrats nrcGc
tie 81 con OF simpson. The following aldermen
nave been elected First District. Michael Dav.
CD,tn): second. p. J. Flcmming. (DomD: Third.
Nc(' ,,trt, n Mar
tin dicpJ. The Fifth is close and cannot be de-
cdei until tho full returns are In. sixth District.
iNcXatiar DmS"nhcrr''. 'Repl. Th" SrerholderS
elected First District. Timothy Cronan, Deml:
Second. John T.. Halliday. RcpD: Third Michael
HcnncSey, DemJ: Fourth. william Keller. (DcmD:
Fifth Frank McNay. DemD; Sixth. Dennis Gal
lagher DcmD: seventh. Andrew J. BOYLE. (DcmD:
Eighth. JOHN DOscher, RcpJ. Ninth. william II.
Ellis DEM: Tenth. Simon Kelly. ODeml: Eleventh.
Dennis VI. Noonan DEM.
The latest returns clcc' Reuben simpson N"
Republican candidnt, for Alderman -at-Lars" hV 800
majority. There are Democratic precincts vet
10 bc heard from
Lawrence Pagan. Democrat has been elected Moor
Of Hcbokcn by about 800 majority. The Democratic
candidate, for Aldermen successful
Tho charter election at l,ayonne resulted IN the
election Of william &. Farr. Democrat. for Mayer
hy Il Zig majority over n r brooke. Independent
Republican TN" Democrats elected their canal
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publican, elected N" greater number ~ Couucilm"n
Tho charter election AT Elizabeth yesterday was
tame affair as but hall The wards I'm rhr city held
elections and these only for Aldermen -chool con
missioner, and minor ward Offices. The Aldermen
elected were Fir WarI Lawrence 0Donncll DEM.
Third, James Oakce DEM. Firh. Augustus fo'I
Rep. probably: seventh Geo:cc y. IIcgnng Dem
Nnth. franc, fngH DEM; Eleventh. William u.
Corim OicpJ. The school commi>'i n"rN chosen
First Ward. Andrew Hughes DEM: Third.
Edward Dannobcrcef Dem. FINN. Richard
;. Henry Rop). probably; seventh John
Doolcy Dem; ninth. Wich'a" i. >ayr" DEM
Eleventh. Peter scrv.s Rcp) hot hsht was
waccd IN the Fifth Ward. where ~" nn'irac"ira'h
men mad, an effort 10 defeat Alderman Pool kep.i.
for voting 10 license thc jockey club track. ncon''
81 Republicans scratched |. e. Pool this af.o9't
and voted for hls Democratic opponent. Michael k"mis
but tho indication, last night were that Tho
rn.cirack Alderman had escaped defeat by 'm"i
margin.
The charter election he'd In Ncw-B brunswick
yesterday WAS almost complete victory for th'
Democrats. The dty tc,ct. all Democrats. wa
elected There a Gloss. contest IN N" Fourth NhIh.
which heretofore has been strongly Republican, b"rkeT
DEM was clcc'rd Alderman ~ seventeen M
Jory. and Powel,on T'pJ va, elected i Irce,
Inrcdorr Sro%s rrp' %n,ni rg On p.aocr eii
majority over one half. The DcmocrH, '-irbrd''i
tl,.ir victory last night.
The .tay at i.onr Republicans won slorou, vic.
election Mayo, Thomas Rcvcrdro Is defeated for
a majority Of 600 to zoo. The Republicans retain
control of ihs BOARD Of Aldermen 1t Wa IN cA
In Fast 0rang. every Republican candidate was
elected. and the latest returns from orarg" indicate
that h@ VIII BE- o@ Hp1 H1pnTp IN cc hT %esay
resulted In the choice Of thu raccr"k candldai" FOR
lions ever held In this town. The Citinns L"aggc
met saturday night nnd indors' the Dcmocr'iti
nominee DR.. Lchcr'-. Half an h",r later ihr ng"r
JOINER on the ticket foI Mavor. indor,rg part OF tlr
II O'Clock when The m"'iine hr'hc 'Ir me 'DWl
was Hooded win ballot or SUNDAY. ,o,nr ' wa7
rocd ard The Council show, a Voi" oi 4 I" " IN
favor 81 licensing II racetAck ..
hcd yc,rday r-ned IT. tie redo a. 81 MAYOR = '.
DAVIS. bN 21J majority over ~ MAY" l'"w'I' D,i,r
lv aoi majority. The rowr Council and school EoiTi
remain Democratic by reduced maj brittle. There was
''" nar i" :. -. Hpii Hin the election n"r'
Yesterday John .. son. ~" pcmocrnilc cinddatc
his i,ftGcnih term ~ Major Thr Republican, nav"
two majority in he Eo'ri Of c,ncmen.
the mmnlcipal rccr1n. shaw Dcnocrai wa. elect 4
MAYOR by majority Of 800 Ihe Democrats 'lscl
next Council viii ,tapd DcmociTt,. II Republicans.
.. The Democrats control Ne txcisc Board. II
camden: y j. Apn ,iIac election n in ihlN ri,y
arc "a m"jori,y IL the Elc|c Toard and in Con
ell The Ifnhibllionl,t polld good vote bni
f.il.d 70 elect any Of their candidates. Tn Rcpub
licnu, elect .cNcu 90, ncilmcn and the Democrats
six The Hcpuhl cans get th" C"unrllman-at arg.
me Eolrd will stand, Republicans. ~; Demo
orat.. u.
Iaddonfeld y j.. April II-Th" local option
election here resulted IT, victor for The Diys. The
vote stood: Against license. 90: for Hc.r~". L.
Wash lngton, y j.. April II. Th" Republicans car
RED the city. and elected Nathan Il. D'1tZ rs Mayo"
bv l22 majority. go -,
Uachott,iovn. y. j., April l.-G"orgr ". Smith
Rcp.l chosen MaN" by - majority. The re-
naudcr of the ticket /, divided.
TIE BYE ELECTIONS IN ElIODE ISLAND.
Providence April II (SpccalJ.- Bycclrcions were
brld IN Iawtuckci AMI Westerly for members II The