New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07

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ham, Trustee. Third Ward; Horaiio a. Marsn az;
Police Justice Only one Dcmocra. IS now left
in the Eoard Of village Trustees
Ithaca March (Speci1).-A; the c!ecuoh To-
day In this usually Democratic city the K"puD-
leans made a clean swocp. WIN inc eAcer''o" III
one Supervisor and one Alderman. Ill, 49,
Eron g. Nank;rk. Republican, PDilcI Loo
votes FOR Recorder. against i2+c '4st iHt 1,le
Democratic candidate ami % for the iFHniDl'ioi-
list T.. l.. clock. Republican, p,iit", i,"o' o.,
against his Democratic opponent l,lo,, i"r tiE
Civil Justice Professor Robert H. Ihurstoh:
director of Slblcy College Of MrchaiMc Ar,s ot
Cornell University. ana formerly r director OF
Stevens Institute. Is elected by the Nrpunilc'inS
as Alderman from the Fourth ward. he de-
feated brother professor, of great Iocai popu-
larity, by plurality of a. The common C'uh-
ell for the coming year will be Il ue, WIN tlie
deciding vote in the hands of TIE non-partsah
Mayor, Mr.. BOutOn.
The Tompdns County Board Of Supervisors
elso glands a tie six 10 six OF ing 70 IN" ail"Seu
ineligibility of the thirteenth supervise, elected
from the township of Ithaca 10y the Republicans,
Il being charged that he failed 10 r"'1sh Il
school trustceship before the town necunk.
i5Iaftsburg March s C;pecaD-Thc latest re-
turns from the fourteen towns III ,''".ol N''.,.S
show large Republican gains EiVlhs , naJp.its
OF two In the Board Of SUPERVISORS, WhlCn va
tie last year PattsbnIg elects Il r''p"o"''''
Supervisor this year by 251 plurallty
Whitehall. March SPECIAL. K ', 5,o car
Supervisors were elected here to-day u! wv H'"-
foritv for the first tine in eight years.
Fifteen out Of the eighteen towns OF t.sseN
County elected Republican supervisors ny III
Tif,rnn nI,, Of seventeen towns in Washington
County elect Republican SUPERVISORS 10y IN
creased majOrtics. ,,i., 60,
dav Nessrs Barnes and TrCwbrdge. me ie-
publican candidates for CommlssloherE 81 Nu1tr
Tics and Police. were elected ny l'V'' P" an
The entire Republican city uck,t was tIr'"'';
,rba Renubliclns also get nine supervisors anu
eight Aldermen in the ten wards. me i,'" ~,
of Supervisors will now stand: EepuohcahH' "a
INC March e-rhe oneida County Board Of
Supervisors will stand twenty-siN kepnpiicai,
and seventeen Democrats a Rtpupn'ah b''" W
Corning. March G-Thc municipal election , hc,d
here to-day was exciting. The R'pupiic"ns
scored the biggest triumph IN Inc iS3nr ~, 99
over Harry H. Pratt. nominated ny IN" p U.uU
Gratis and Independents John Guntrup ana "il-
Tom T'ullv were elected Chamberlain a"n ne
"crdcr rnsucctively stephen r. Hayt. John :.
Kennedy and Charles y. Reynolds, Republicans
were elected Supervisors
TIE RESULT IN OSWEco DOUBTFUL
| Osveqo March 1.-THE charter election held
here to-day was the most exciting ana '''c NUE.
closely contested in the history of osweSo. lh.'e
rore tbroc tickets IN the nelI-one headed by
vvu,ian, I Eulger. Cleveland Democrat; the
second by Michael McGowdn. TN l'emocta.' ".,.
tho third by John l.. Higgins. HrpuDll''U -''"i,,
: o00 ,ot,. Wer. cast. the largest nuInp'' '''
nolled AT a municipal election mere. lh' ST
nrhi was between Bulgrr ana HisRlS' an" -
vssill
os,,,, Tho figures ~ The Times ttepupn'ah)
liz, Iii,,riny hv - over Bulge. Tn" rama
di,,ro' G)emocraD claims Buig"Ts cle'tiSh ny ~,
Thcro are disputed returns from IN" fiht anu
tIghth wards which may make the result ~ Wv
THE Republicans elect six cut OF e'E.t va ~,
man and six out Of eight SuI'rNls,lS ~" ,,limg
the Hi Democrat H'tur I'''' ''''''
Niagara Falls. March G.-In IN" charter eI-c-
.ion. in this city to-day tnr vote p'lird wa
i Iy,, ~ and the 500 Democratic majority OF
80 ogn for Mayor Butler vas changed 10 l'o
,yoniorifv for David T. Phillips. tn" Repunloth
can'Jidate TIL nominal Democratic majority
Is about 800. ,....t..., hi,
Eatnvia. March st the town election h'ii
hero to-day the Republicans elected 'heir ""''
ticket by large mljo.iii"-.
Leroy. March (Spocidp.-Nt IN" eI- ~"
day the entire Republican Ticket was '''u.
Two Mycrs's ballot machines W"I" nS'" anu o'''
1 600 votes were poed before O'clock.
Phelps March tSpec!aD. The entire N",'
poued in Phelps was loo' Tho E,p.n"'a. IN
didate for SupcrN's"r vas '''''au y, ,,,aI ~,
ioritv Myers's ballot machine was us'u. 30
a mistake was made. and the canvass was conn
piercd within twenty minutes. .,,,.,
C,sneva Narrh e t$peci'D.-Thr Republicans
e,ac,od their entire ticket az the town "i''uoh
ber.. tn.Jav bv majorltics averaging about l'o.
hero to-day SIX districts voted IN one room
replacing tho foxy Australian h.''h. ny w
tho town mceiin, last wear. and SAVING I'ni- u as
II the former expenses.
Wnfteshoro. Marrh (SpociaD.-The election
No.. boiled over here to-day. moro than LOO
yo,as being polled. the largest number ever cast
here AZ spring election. The pom fIA's
elected only a Supervisor. tn" Town 'lcfk ana
orc Justice The wording ~ the Myers bfiot
machine was above criticism. The t'iai ie-
suits were known IN Just thriy-,ight minutes
after the polls closed.