The evening world., 1894-04-11
NEW JERSEY
REPUBLICANS ARE JUB|LANT
Returns Show They Swept New
Jersey in the City Elections,
Democratic Ncwarl, Turns Coat and
Elects Lcbkucchcr Mayor.

The Republicans of New Jersey are
juhilant to-day. when the last returns
We're received and counted after mid
night n waa found that In the city elac-
tons Yesterday th"y had practically
swept the state. Democrats are turned
ont OF ohirC in all OF tn" leading cities.
In Democratic Newark the Republic
cans elected julius Lchkuecher
Mayor over James NJ. Seymour
UDem) ~ 4.76j plurality. The Eepubl-
ans elected SIX If tho min" Aldermen.
The present Common Council Is made
up of II Democrat and ten Republicans,
which would max" the new board II
Democrats anI III Republicans. Lob
kl"rher's big plurality ig attributed to
disgust OF democrats with ring methods.
Tn" Republicans carried tv" of thu six
Allor'nnnic Districts In lorsc% 'itv. The
present Board consists uf seven ii"puh-
/ Leans ana SIX democrats. aud fuu" Re
/ Puhlicans and tire" Democrats hold
over. which viii give tn" Republicans
! min" of the thirteen members of the
/ Hoard
/ In ltohokon tn" Republicans regained
the Second Ward for Alderman. The
hrmocrnts hud It clean sweep in Wee
/ htwlSrn and West lluhukrn.
Trenton wa carried hy the Rcpub-
lIcn7 for Accommodations" by about
> 400, 900 of an incr'ns" over any pre-
ti"us Republican majority. only ON"
/ or eleven, II gain of SIX for tn" Rtpub-
/ liCuns
The RcpuhlIcans increased their ma
! jority I'm Camden 1000 having a ma Jur-
ity OF alas. and elected All tie Council
men ana Justices of the Peace
New brunswick remains Democratic
Tn" Council viii stand eight democrats
t.. four lt,puhli"ans.
The contest IN Perth Amhov was IN.
| llv"nel by tn" campaign OF Iirstlrr III.
ward 'rdlcn. independent, Tor Mayor
t.tiN No 4
ward w. liurnos, Republican, was elect.
si Mayor 10y 100 majority. Two Of tn.
1hr"" Aldermen elected ar" lt"puhiicans
tton are sim Democratic.
For The first time branE" will have
both Republican Mayor ana IA R"pub
elected Mayor by 796 majority over join
Seymour Democrat, who two years aro
was elected president Of tn" Common
Council by 732 majority. A li"puhlcar
Alderman and Republican School Com
missioner were elected In each of tn,
live wards.
c, M9IIr John 9h e. Ranr ,RGEGhlc9'
n majority OF the city Council.
As a result OF the election the Boar,
OF Aldermen of Paterson which stnnd
composed Of Republicans, . Demo
Gratis, Independent Democrat. / Labo
and Citizens Reform.
III 'fIhu'fSlfT Ivy lll' l''llll'Titlt ga III
didate, John tension, was elected Mayo
by so majority, as against Demo
cratic majority OF l,5O in the last As
semhly election.
John :. Lynch, Of 3is Fifth street. wa
arraigned before Justice O'Donnell. 4
Jersey city. this morning on tn" charg
of soliciting votes within 100 feet of tn
polling booth in the Second District. A
no one appeared against him he was dis
charged.
James McInenery. OF 3i2 Fourth stree
attempted to Interfere with the polio,
man who arrested Lynch and was NJ
: rested. In court he was recognized a
the defendant in an abandoned cas-
about five months ago. At that time h
4 was told To furnish II bond. which he III
not do. Justice D'Dunn"ll he'd NCIncr
cry for not furnishing the required bon
and also for interfering with an officer.
Patrick Fitzpatrick, who claimed to h
: a boatman on the tughont Dpcutar. wa
arraignel before Justice pDonn"ll u
. tho charge Of Illegally voting from q
. Firth street No on appeared aguins
MIN and he was DISCHARGED