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

! THE BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS IN MANY
CoUNTIEs-A CLOSE FIGHT FOR
MAYOR IN oswEGo-THE MEYERS
BALLOT MACHINE
Newburg March (Special).-The city was
! swept clean by the Republicans to-day. B. B.
| Ode has been elected Mayor for the fourth
time by 1921 majority. Every ward Is carried
! by the Republicans, making the Common Council
solidly Republican. Two Republicans have been
| elected to the Board Of Education, making that
Board also solid A Republican was elected to
, the Board of Water Commissioners. which now
stands four Republicans to one Democrat. Three
Of the four Supervisors elected are Republican.
the one Democrat having no opposition. The
Republican majority In the city is about 200
more than in November. The Democrats are
thoroughly demoralized
With three towns estimated. the Board of
Supervisors Of Orange County will stand twenty
one Republicans to seven Democrats. Last year
the board stood fourteen Democrats, thirteen
Republicans and one Independent.
Highland Falls, March (SpeciaD.-The cleo
tion Of Supervisor Town Clerk. Assessor and
other officers took place here to-day. heavy
vote was polled. The entire Republican ticket
was elected.
Poughkeepsle, March 6.-Electons took place
! to-day In the twenty towns in Dutchess County
outside the city of Poughkeepse. The Republi-
cans elect sixteen and the Democrats four Super
visors. Lest year the same towns elected nine
| Republicans and eleven Democrats. In the city
the Republicans have four and the Democrats
three making the board stand twenty Republi
cans and seven Democrats, instead OF thirteen
Republicans and fourteen Democrats, be-
fore The total Republican majority on Super
vsors is over 1900 in the towns alone. the great
| In tba fiStr at
any election.
Wassaic March (SpeciaD.-At the town cleo
ton here to-day the whole Republican ticket
was elected by majorites six times large as
ever before. The three surrounding towns of
Eastern Dutchess County. which last year cleo
ted Democratic Supervisors. have this year
elected Republicans by greatly increased ma
jorities.
Catsklll. March G.-The Greene County Board
Of Supervisors elected to-day numbers Demo-
Gratis and Republicans. This is Republican
gain Of three.
Kingston March 6 (Spec.aD.--This has been
big Republican day in Ulster County and the
voters came in full force to the town meet
rgs. in spite OF the bad roads. The Board Of
Supervisors will be Republican for the next
two years by a majority OF at least six. Last
year the board contained fourteen Republicans
no Democratic candidate for Supervisor was in
the field.
rANsrNGBr-RG COPS soLrDLY REPUBLICAN.
Troy March G.-The Republicans OF Lansing
burg to-day elected trustee in each ward.
securing n me- jority OF 1881 in the village. AT
the last charter election the returns showed
majority Of Js5 for the Democrats.
Reports from the country towns. with the
~ uhi ho q
voting show the Board OF Supervisors of
Rensselaer, County to stand 16 Republicans and
l2 Democrats against II Republicans and IS
Democrats last year.
Middletown. March 6.-Wlam A. Stamsbury.
Republican, to-day elected Mayor Of this
city by 80 majority over j. c. II. Taylor Demo-
crat. The Republicans sweep the city. electing
five Aldermen and four Supervisors gain of
two Supervisors The Orange County Board of
Supervisors will stand at least twenty Republ-
cans against eight Democrats. a gain OF six Re-
publicans
Hornellsvile. March (SpeciaD THE city cleo
ton here to-day was hotly contested. and the
Who'll, Republican ticket was successful. Mayor
Willetts has been reelected by about 125 ma
iority The Indications at a late hour that
the Republicans have gained Chamberlain,
will have a safe majority on the Board OF Alder
men, which last year was tie: and have gained
two Supervisors making the delegation from this
city solidly Republican. instead of two Democrats
and one Republican. as 1t was last year.
Gloversvile March (SpeciaD.-The city cleo
ton held here to-day has resulted in grand
Republican victory. every candidate on that
ticket being elected. Howard q. Dewey. Republi-
can for Mayor elected over the present
incumbent. Clark l.. Jordan. Democrat. by '95
plurality Phillips. for Chamberlain. received
1926 plurality.
Little Falls. March 6.-The village Of lion
held its annual election to-day. The contest for
the presidency between c. 5. Ingham, Republl-
can and George O. Rasback. Democrat. resulted
In a victory for Ingham. Ills majority was Is.
Amsterdam. March (SpeciaD.-At the charter
election in this city to-day the Republicans had
a sweeping victory elccting George r. Harmon
as Mayor: John :. Maxwell. City Recorder;
John f. Willoughby. City Treasurer; five Alder
men and four out of the five Supervisors. The
Common Council will stand nine Republicans
TO two Democrats. Last year 1t was Democratic
seven 10 four. The Republicans have elected an
Alderman in the Fourth Ward for the first time.
The Board OF Supervisors of Montgomery County
will stand twelve Republicans to three Demo-
Gratis a Republican gain Of two over last year.
1t is thought that the temperance Excise Com
missioners have been elected The workngmen.
who for months have been idle as a result of
the agitation OF the Wilson bill. were the first
To cast their votes to-day. and they were for the
Republican nominees. The Democrats are dis
heartened.
Dunkirk March 6 (SpeciaD.-In the city cleo
ton held here to-day Charles E. Hequembourg
Republican. elected Mayor over Mayor
Parker Democrat. by 247 majority. Mr. Parker
was elected last year by 3s9 majority. Dunkirk
has always been the Democratic stronghold Of
ChautauqUa County.
Rochester. March (SpeciaD.-George w AID
ridge Republican. is elected Mayor OF Roches-
ter over ex-Congressman Greenleaf, by a plu-
rality OF about 200. John L. Schroth Repub-
lican. is reelected to the Executive Board by
plurality almost as great. and George A. Car
nahan Republican. is elected Judge of the Num-
cipal Court. The Common Council will stand: