The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-03
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
Various Detailed Returns from Nearby
 Towns.


 clerk and treasurer, Walter Foote, dem; selectmen, c. H. Milford, rep, Rariowe Hance, rep, II. B. Knowles, dem.: assessors, David Baldwin, rep, Luke Quinn. dem.: board of relief. H. H. Fowler, rep, II. A. Hall. rep, A. M Babcoct. dem., constables, John Fades, rep, Antonio Lazzari, rep. q. T. Benton, rep, W. J Mckee. rep. P. T. o'Bren, dem.; ]. Jones, dem.. Joseph Schedck. dem.; general jurors, G. N. Hull. rep. John Fades, rep, D. s. Ashmun, rep, A. J. Kenyon. gerald. dem.; registrar of voters, First district. F. E. Beach, rep, W. l.. Moore, dem.. Second district, H. H. Reyes, rep, F. l.. Hubbard, dem; school board. c. W. Gaylord, dem. s. J. Bergstrom, rep, M. F. oBrien. dem., F. w. Jerolds, dem.; auditors, J. J. V. Cunningham. rep, r. W. Jer- olds. dem.; treasurer school bond, Eli F. Rogers, dem. The town voted H. cense by 26 majority. The reublican majority in Branford was over 100. It is the greatest victory the republicans ever won. .a. IN soUTHINGToN. Oct. 2.--The annual town election yes- terday drew out 94S votes. of which 5s1 were republicans and 3eT demo- crats. The local option liquor question took up a great deal of interest, but the vote in favor of license was quite heavy. being in majority 163.
 The total number of votes on this question was 909 There were 541 in favor of license and 36s for no license. The republican town ticket was elect ed by a large majority. ..- The vote Is as follows Town clerk-Charles D. Barnes 557. 5S1.
 Selectmen--Wheaton S. Plumb 543 Augustine M. Lewis 571. ~ H Assessors-John J. Barnes 564, Ran dolph W. Cowles 578.
 ] Board of relief-Martin W. Frisbie 575. Robert E. Upson 577 | Constables-Thomas F. Egan 562, Charles W. Dutton 563 William F. Tolles 555, George L. Clark 564. Grand jurors-Winfield S. Gould 575, James Degnan 56S. Alexander F. Carey 579
 Collector of taxes-William H. Barnes | ESQ.,
 High school committee-Henry D. Smith 576, Charles A. Caldwell 57S, Par don A. Whitney 572.
 Registrar of voters-William l.. Ames 57e -...
 School fund treasurer-Charles D. Barnes 577. -,~
 Auditor of town accounts-Edwin P. Hotchkiss 5S1. -,~
 The Democratic vote was: For town clerk-Samuel W. Green 362. ! Town treasurer-Samuel w. Green 361.
 Selectmen-Merit N. Woodruff S6O, Charles F. Hamiin 3SO
 Assessors-Lauren T. Campbell S6s,
 John Collins 361. >
 Board of relief-Jacob F. Knapp 365, Levi c. Newell 365. Constables-John F. Erbe SS3, James McCabe 396, Stephen T. Ryan $50, Charles E. Matthews 345. | Grand jurors-Emery w. Dolittle S7o, James Duncan 3e3 John Deeble 367. Collector of taxes-William Pepworth 363. High school committee-James w. Frost 367, Walter s. Merrell 367, Joshua Bills 36S
 Registrar of voters-Amon Bradley 367. i School fund treasurer-Samuel w. l Green 365.
 ] Auditor. of town accounts-Norman A. Barnes 364.
 IN wALLINGFORD.
 Wallingford, Oct. 2-The vote in de- tail was as follows: o. l. Martin, dem., town clerk, by 549; c. c. Carroll, repub- lican, 450; John B. Mix, first selectman, rep, 504; George s. Wilcox, 503, William E.. Hall, 5O5, Charles N. Jones, 4S2; col lector, Roger s. Austin, 533, Fred J. Hall, 460; Willis A. Trask, treasurer, 51S, L. R. Cooke, 4S0. Registrar of voters, H. H. Martin 506 R. D. Perkins 49S. School visitors, Rev. J. E. Wildman 539, James J. Redmond 459; auditor, c. H.
 Rowan 505, H. L. Hall 499; assessors,
 Thomas Doonan 490, George A. Hopson
 3SS, R. H. Cowles 494, Joel R. Hough 494; board of relief, Andrew Andrews 504, Charles B. Yale 502, Thomas Ken
 nedy,2d, 499, George Cook 504, David M
 Hall 510, Frank M. Bartholomew ASA; grand jurors, Charles Toothe, ST., 5O9, D. s. Sheehan 493, Herbert M. Hall 5O9.
 Edward Toelle 495, John H. Francis sos, John J. Myers 497; constables, Roger
 s. Austin 492, John w. Whalen 4S9, James w. Mooney 513, Daniel O'Reilly 494, N. F. Ingraham 47S, John s. Parker 4S8, George J. White 506, Charles R. Lamb 500. 1 IN CHESHIRE. 1 Cheshire, Oct. 2.-At the town election yesterday the whole republican ticket was elected by a majority of S4 votes. The town voted no license. 1 HAYDEN DID NoBLY.
 Old Hamden did nobly, giving 90 re- publican majority. Good for old Ham, den. The following were elected: Selectmen, Fred B. Futile r, John H. Davis r, and William Hitchcock d.; town clerk and treasurer, Ellsworth B. Cooper; collector of taxes, Warren U. Terrill; assessor, Algernon O. Beach; registrar of voters, Wilbur C.. Ives; au- ditor, George L. Andrews; grand jurors Harry P. Woodruff and George c. Rog- CTS. = yTyl,a ta1 y,rr A IL