Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-07
ELECTIONS IN NEW YORK.
Results i'm the Towns Througho.t the
State.


State.
Charter and town elections were held
throughout New York state yesterday, ana
results are received as follows:
Albion-The democrats elected everything
but police justice by big majorIties The
common council is now solidly democratic.
Auburn-The result was a sweeping re-
publican victory. The new board Of Super-
visors will be composed Of twenty-four re-
publicans and nine democrats
Brooklyn-Augustus c. Fischer, the re-
publican and independent democratic cam
didate for supervisor OF the eishth ward.
was elected by a majority OF about 100.
Catskill-The democrats elected nine SUI
perVisors in Greene county and the republi-
cans five. This is republican gain OF two.
Eiizabethtown-This town has gone ne
publican by go majority.
Jay has gone democratic.
Iicagoranda has 40s majority for the ~
publicans.
Crown Point elects the republican candi-
dates.
Essex is republican by eighty-six majority.
Chesterfield. republican by l9l majority.
West Port-Republican by thirty-seyen
majority, ana Welsborough republican by
eighty-three majority.
Moriah elects the republican candidates
SeneVa-The entire republican ticket was
elected by an Overwhelming majority. The
Meyer ballot machine was used with salts
faction.
Gloversville-The elections resulted I'm the
choice OF Howard Dewey trep) for mayor
ny go plurality. The board of aldermen Ia
entirely republican.
Little Faiis-The entire republican ticket
was elected.
Lyons-Wayne county has elected fifteen
republican supervisors. Last year the board
stood twelve republicans 10 three demo-
Gratis. There were large republican gains
In every town.
Middletown-.w. K. stansbury oep1, for
3 nlaNOr. alanfad by
republican supervisors were elected, against
two last spring. All the hve aldermen elect
ed are republicans. Three democrats were
elected last year.
Plattsburg-The elections throughout Cliu-
ton county for supervisors resulted in the
election OF nine republicans and fve demo-
Gratis. This Is a gain Of two for the repub-
Hcans.
Saranac Lal1e-Franklin county turned
out big vote, and present indications show
large republican gains.
Whitehall-A large vote was polled in rs
sex county. FIFTEEN out OF eighteen towns
elected republican supervisors and show In
creased republican maJorities.
In Rochester the republicans are 1ubiiant
over the outcome OF the election, their can
didate for mayor having been elected by \
majority OF probably 1900
In Little Falls not a single democrat was
elected.
publican gains. The democrats lose three
/ supervisors.
The returns from Rockland, Washington,
Clinton and Greene counties all show that
the republicans have either held their own
or made gains.
Bitter Fight at oswexo.
In oswego the aght was between Cleve-
land democrats, Hill democrats and Plat
and anu-Platt republicans. The returns in
the mayoralty fight are 50 badly mixed
that an official count will be necessary TO
decide as to the winning candidate. There
is great excitement over the result and the
office Of the city clerk and one of the poll
ing places are under police guard. The anti
Platt republicans elect four aldermen
against two each for the Cleveland demo-
Gratis and Plat republicans. In the new
board Of supervisors the snti-Platt repub-
hcans viii have majority Of at least
/ four.
The new Duchess county board Of super
vlsors will have republican majority OF
thirteen. Last year the democrats elected
fourteen supervisors Yesterday they elect
! ed seven only.
In Lansingburg the democrats did not
elect single candidate The same condi-
ton Of affairs prevailed in the town Of
Saratoga and Ballston. The republicans
gained six seats In the board of supervisors.
Late returns show that the board OF SUI
pervisors of Washington county will be the
same the last board-thirteen republicans
| and four democrats
In Oneida county the republicans have
gained one seat IN the board OF supervisors.
In Ithaca the republicans elected all their
! candidates for the boards OF aldermen and
! supervisors, except in the third ward.
where the democrats held their own.
The democrats in Rochester gained three
5 seats n the common council. The new
board Of supervisors Will be about the
same as the old one.
In Monroe county IL is considered proba-
/ BILE that the republicans will capture sew
eral seats from the democrats in the board
/ of supervisors.
The election at Troy was quiet onew with
/ the exception OF the fatal fight in the eigh-
tenth ward. With few districts missing.
! the vote for mayor shows that Molloy. the
( regular democrat, has defeated Mhelan, the
/ independent, by 400 votes.