Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-15

ALBANY, March 7.-Compete returns
| from the charter elections held in many
| towns throughout this State yesterday show
enormous republican gains all along the
line
In Gloversville every man on the republi-
can ticket was elected with pluralities rang
ing from 500 to 1900. Howard G. Dewey
was elected mayor
In Amsterdam the municipal election re
suited in n rousing majority for the republi-
cans, who elected all with the exception
Of the excise ticket and one SUI
pervisor in the Fourth ward the dem
ocratic stronghold of the city. Ex-Aldcr-
man George r. Harmon was elected mayor
by a majority Of PAL over Counsellor How
ard Putnam, the democratic nominee. John
E. Nilloughby was elected city treasurer
and John 5. Maxwell city Judge For the
first time in the history of the city repub-
lican alderman was elected in the Fourth
ward. The common council will have re
publican majority of seven and the board of
supervisors of Montgomery county will be
republican by - to 3, again of two for
the republicans. The prohibition excise
ticket is undoubtedly elected as much dis
satisfaction has been expressed at the nomi-
nations of both the democrats and republi-
cans
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prouibtiunst Fred l.. Clock. rep. pollcd
1869 votes against his democratic opponent S
! los FOR city evil justice. The republicans
carry three OF the four wards, electlng sIl-
perNlsors and aldermen, and missing the
other, democratic Gibraltar, by only n on
supervisor and ID on alderman.
The common council for the forthcoming
year will be tie, four republicans to four
democrats, with the casting vote III the
hands of the non-partiSan Mayor Bouton.
The Iompklns board OF supervisors also
stand tie of six to SIX. The democrats
are much depressed over their reverses,
In Rochester the republicans have elected
fine entire CITY ticket bV iDritiaS rouuiOn