New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05
REPUBLICAN, GAINS GENERAL.
RESULTS OF MASSACHUSETTS MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS.

IN CONNECTICUT MAYOR SARGENT. OF NEW
HAVEN. PROBABLY FAILED OF REELECTION.
AND THE REPUBLICANS GAIN con-
troll OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT.
| Boston, Dec. 4-Municipal elections were held In
twentyone of the thirty-one cities in the Common
wealth, and in most instances a full vote was
| polled.
The Republicans have made large gains. due in
several instances to the Endorsement Of their can
! didates by the A. p A. In number Of cities the
A. p. \. succeeded in eecting its candidates to the
School Committee and individual members of the
| city government.
| In New Bedford Daniel l.. Parker Citizens can
didate for Mayor, defeated Brownel. the present
incumbent. although the latter had the A. P. A.
| support The Aldermen-elect five Citizens
| and one Independent Citizen: Common Council
| men, fifteen Citizens and nine independents"
| License vote Yes. BIAS; no. lS7.
| In Haverhill Samuel L. Jewett elected Mayor
| on a reform ticket and the reformers also elected
n majority OF the members OF the city govern
ment. Vote license: Yes 2.l36; no. 2,5O5
| In Pttsfeld the Democrats elected John c. Crosby
Mayor, and have majority Joint ballot in
| the city government. License vote: Yes. 254 no.
1885
In Marlboro, w. n. Davenport Rep) is re-
elected but the city government will be Democratic
| by plurality on joint ballot License vote: Yes.
| l.4S9; no. l,57.
| In Fall River William 5. Greene Rep) Is elected
| Mayor. the cty having last year elected Demo-
| crat The Aldermen Republicans and Demo-
Gratis: Common Council. II Republicans and 10
| Democrats. License vote: Yes. 6977; no, 3.25S.
| In Gloucester the Republicans swept the city,
electng BENJAMIN F. Cook Mayor, seven out Of eight
| Aldermen and twenty out of twenty-one Common
| Councmen. License vote: Yes 1.5i9; no. 49,.
Taunton Republicans elected Charles A. Reed
vOftb o ,orph Of
government. License vote: Yes, 23l9; no. LIB
In Quincy William A. Hodges Dem) is reelected,
and the City Council stands II Republicans and
Democrats License vote: Yes. 1.O5i; no. 1857.
| In Northampton Henry a. Kimball DEM Is
elected Mayor but the Republicans elected six out
Cmncilmen' License .'' vote~Yes. 1ls9; no. sse
In Maiden the Citizens ticket was successful in,
| Guiding Mayor Everett stevens. rejected, ana a
majority OF the city government. vote on license
In Fitchburg. Eugene s Mouiton. who was last
year elected Mayor as a Democrat. was today re-
perance and Republican parties because Of his cean
hdSsed By che the hree PARTS
Springfield. Mass. Dec 4.-Sprngfeld has elected
Charles l.. Long (Rep) Mayor by sos plurality over
/ 8 d. Sherwood Dem.). and has PROBABLY elected al
eight Republican candidates for Aldermen. tne
great fight was over the reelection OF Judge r. Is.
Maynard to the School Board. He failed or renoml-
nation in the Republican Convention owing to A. +.
| 4 oppositIon but was elected by 800 plurality.
| Previously both Republicans and Democrats nave
nominated him. The city votes license by over LOW
Holyoke Mass. Dec 4-The city has elected H.
| A. Chase (Rep) Mayor by plurality OF eigateen
| votes over j. j. Curran Dem). the vote standing
26l9 10 263l. The for license was 2sSo 10 IooS
! and al but one OF the Aldermen are Democrats
| Chicopee Mass. Dec. Mayor Melen u)em) mas
| been reelected by ten votes over Andrew 'aie
Rep the vote standing 9s5 to 975. The license vote
| was "a yes to 5g7 Four Republican Aldermen
| were elected one Independent and two Democrats
| New-Haven. Dec. (SpeciaD.-Local Republicans
claim a clean sweep the result OF to-days eiec-
tion Their victory Is most signal in the town eiec'
ton. where they have elected clean ticket III
Guiding a Board OF Selectmen and Assessors. A. -
| Uendrick Republican. is elected Mayor by a ma
| iority of about 500 Mayor J. H. sargent ,ne
| Democratic nominee. expected third term. ne
has received majorities OF about 5000 each time De-
fore hut general dissatisfaction with Democratic
methods prevailed and he was turned down. Hlay VI
Sargent has instgated a protest ana mas ordered
recount This Is In progress In several Walus aiiu
yviI last ali night For the Board OF common oouii
Eli Republican candidates carried eeht OUT %
,weIve wards For years the Democrats nave ma
a majority in both the Board or Aldermen am
Counclmen but Republican members VIII In, now pre- de
vail in both The city went license. pui VIVA ,a a
crea sei majority. Isaac Bromley was eleo'eu ->'e
man from the First ward