The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-11
REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Municipal Elections in New York and
New Jersey Republican Victories.

| ALBANY, n. Y, April 10.-One OF the
| quietest municipal elections ever held in
! this city was followed by almost pande
monium on the public streets when tht
! returns showed the Democratic ticket hac
| been defeated by tremendous majority
| 10 favor of the pure election party, com
| posed of Republicans and Independent
Democrats. The battle of the day wa:
| between the Democratic organ here led By
ID. Caddy Herrick. supporter OF Mr..
| Cleveland, on the side or James w.
Rooney, its candidate for mayor. and the
honest election party, composed OF Repub
licans and Hill! Democrats, supporting a
ticket composed OF mbers OF both
parties. The result tonight shows that
| the party that has controlled the city fol-
fifteen years must leave the Offices.
The Organization party last fall gave q
majority for the Democratic nominee for
secretary of state of 3, $50, while tonight ii
gave more taan that majority on the other
side. Owing Wilson, republican, is
elected mayor by 3. 424 majority. The two
aldermen at-large are Republican and
Honest Election party men respectively.
In the common council there will be seven
Republicans, five Honest Election men,
five Organization Democrats, besides the
Two aldermen-at-large above mentioned.
Board of supervisors (city only, Honest
GicCtiOu party IL, OISduALdtiou O-HO-
Gratis D. The board of supervisors Is un.
doubtsdly Rcpu bllcan. as the country is TO
be heard from and is usually Republican.
LOCKPoRT, n. Y, April 10-The Repub-
licans elected their mayor aCd i've out Of
SIX aldermen today. This Is the first time
in twenty-eight years the town has gone
SO strongly Republican.
Verona, n j., April 10.-The Democrats
elected their entire ticket in this town to-
day. The ticket obtained the usual maj or-
ity.
TRENTON, n. j., April IO.-In today's
charter election the Democrats succeeded
in electlng but one councilman. Their
candidate for councilman at large was
beaten by over 1000 votes. The next
council will stand: Republicans Is; Demo-
Gratis s.
JERSEY CITY. n. j.. April 1O-Tbe city
went Republican oy 3,2l7. The new coun-
PATTERSON, n. j., April l0.-The Re-
publicans elect three aldermen and the
Democrats two. An Independent Repub-
lican and Independent Democrat are also
chosen. The socialist labor party elected
one alderman.
PAssAIC. n. j., April 10.-The Republi-
cans elected their ticket in the three of
the four wards of the city today. The
city is usually Republican.
ORANGE, n. j., April 10.-The Republi-
cans swept this city today aud elected
every man On their ticket. The normal
Democratic majority in the city Is 600.
This is the first time in twenty years the
Republicans have controlled all the
branches of the city government at one
time.
ELIZABETH, n. j.. April 10--Ths Re-
publicans elect the mayor 10y 200 MAORI
ty. On the aldermanic ticket the Demo-
Crafts carried two wards and the RepubIi-
cans four
NEWARK. n. j., April 10-From the re-
turns received at 2 O'Clock che Republican
candidate for mayor has carried the city
by 500 majority.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., April 1O-The
election IN the city today gave the Repub-
leans one alderman gain.
CAMDEN, n. j.. April l0.-The Republic
cans elected everything. Not man who
appeared on the Democratic ticket ap-
pears In the list of those elected.
MONTCLAIRE. n. j., April 10.-Lewis A.
Brohaem. Democrat, was elected council
oan-a,-large today. The Democrats
secure majority of in the COUNCIL.