New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08

,h, city TO-DAY resulted as follows: Mayor-wheeler.
Republcan. .2es; Mcintosh. Democrat. 2,3ls City
Clerk-Carson, Republican. i2.306; Healy, Democrat
o170 City Treasurer-LJnnebach. Republican :lo.
smpp Democrat, o,43a. Assessor-stevens. Repuoh'
can. o466: Hahn, Democrat. 2,129. Supervisors III
city-Republicans elect six, Democrats iour' ine
county Board of Supervisors now stands twenty'ohe
Republicans eleven Democrats one town lie.
Waterloo. March Z tspeciaD.- Republicans won
decided victory at the charter election today chang
ing the political constitution OF the village Doaru which
had been Democratic for several years. Inc hepuo'
licans elected are: PRESIDENT. Duncan MoArthur' us
tees Theodore Van Riper First Ward Albert u Cah'
second Ward; Augustus Probasco Third Ward. Ihis
make, the Corporation Board four kepuDheaho " WV
Democrats with a Republican president.
Rome March AT the charter election here TO-
dov s,mre, Gil,ctt Democrat was elected Mayor. over
Thomas W. singleton. Republican, by 3s2 majority
The last Mayor was Republican.
Oswegc March 7--At the charter election TO-DAY d.
william j. Bulger. Democrat. was elected Mayor over
H. L. Matteson. Republican. by SO majority a"e
Democrats elected five out OF eight Aldermen ana n'e
out OF eight Supervisors.
Highland Falls. March : (speclaD.-The town elec
tions were held here to-day The Repuohcah cahui
date for Supervisor Louis F. Goodsen. has been re-
elected by large majority. 1t Is thought tna'
the Democrats have carried the Excise Boaru.
Middletown, March (speciaD.-Dicks and Tuthil
Democrats and Boyd and Iseman, Repuohcans' were
elected Supervisors to-day, loss OF one for the ke
publicans. Walter II. Knapp, Republican. was elected
City Treasurer, by l5o majority, over Charles V. run
Democrat The Common Council remains: Repuo
licans q /; Democrats, g.
Niagara Falls, March tspeclaD.-Ihe muh'cipai
mere to-day resulted In the Democrats eiecuhs
tie Mayor and three Aldermen ont Of f0Ir despite
the cry OF doodle" Two Democratic Aldermen III
the lower wards had close shave There were
charges Of intrigue with sewer contractors asaihst @ oe
t%fo aIa(t
reelected by y majority of ten. One Of the most
dsgraceful sights ever seen here was podsS NV
and and banners ' They marched shouting about the
streets and cIeated much adverse criticism 49,,
Newbnrg, March The charter election IN tals M.
city today resulted In complete victory sor wats .hs
t'ommissIoner two school trustees, five Aldermen.
three supervisors and four ASSESSORS The Democrats
ithaca March The city Of ithaca held its ma.
nicipa election today: and chose for Its third mayor Mayor
platform. The Republicans refrained from nSmi,
hating Mayoralty candidate. contenting themselves S
S TIN wsFS cIS Ss %S T. Hni pa Wholesale ss?
manufacturer, at rs head pledged to appoint com
"eived ,,.d' i45o G votes, and Patts 1850 The Demo
elected supervisors In two wards out % Sf 'ae TO "ui
Corning. March AT the city election today %
the First and Fifth wards elected Democratic Alder
%nrman mm Inc The Third Ward elected Republican BY
three majority. The appropriations for paving ana
Improvements were Voteu uoWh.
Roch stcr, March (>p,ciaD.-At the chatter cleo
,on I'm this city to-day the Democrats elected charles
Bamard member Of Executive Board by 1,o44, and
George +. Warner Judge Of the Municipal court Dy
reelected by 1850 plurality. The Common Council
and Poard OF Education remain Republican by large
rajoritie,. The Democrats gained eight supervisors
but the Board continues Republican by seven ma
jorlty.
roughkecpse, March THE town elections to-day is
I'm Duchess County resulted In victory fOr the
Democrats who elected twelve supervisors to eight
Republicans Last year the Board was about as strohg
the other way.
Fmir,. March I'm the charter election today
the Republicans elected tho head Of the ticket Danie
O'ConneI for Recorder by the unprecedented major
ity OF I 800 and Frank G. Ogden. Justice. by 600
The Republicans also elected four ont OF seven Alder
men and two ont OF seven Supervisors.
Utica. March 7.-Franklin County returns. as far
as indicate the election Of sixteen or sevrn
tecn Republican Supervisors out OF ninteen In last
years Board there were fifteen Republicans.