New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
BAY STATE ELECTIONS.
LOCAL OFFICERS CHOSEN IN TWENlh
CITIES.
THE REPUBLICANS MADE AN EXCELLENT Sh'"
ING-voTEs on THE LICENSE QUESTION
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS sd TO

ING-voTEs on THE LICENSE QUESTION
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS Cd TO
BE MAYOR OF QUINCY.
Boston. Dec 3.-Twenty of the thirty-two
cities in the Commonwealth held their municipai
elections to-day.
In New Bedford .he election was confess
between the Citizens party and the Independent
Citizens party, headed respectively by DAVID
L. Parker and Stephen A. Brownell Parker
was elected by SIS plurality and his entire ticket
for Aldermen and fifteen of his ticket Tor COM
mon Councimen out of twenty-four were sue
cessful The license vote was: Yes. 3iZo' no.
1856
In Marlboro. Bartlett Republican. defeated Cur
ley Democrat. for Mayor by vote OF i'ai' 10
LISP The Republicans have three OF the seven
Aldermen and eight Of fourteen Couhciline"
License vote: Yes 1880; no. l.oSi
The Republicans swept Lawrence. elecuns
George G. Junkns Mayor by 500 plurahty over
Leonard. Democrat; five OF the six Aldermen anu
a majority Of the Council. License vote: 1es
41S2; no. 1881.
In Fall River Mayor William S. Greene was re-
elected by the Republicans by vote OF 9'z.i .a ~
3529 for Murphy Democrat. The RepuDHodpss
elected six of the nine Aldermen and eighteen VI
the twenty-seven Counci!men. License vote' les
4,s99; no. $3.50. ,,..,,oro,
In UdNcrnlll BenJainn T. biithSt' i'''''V
received 554 plurality over Jewett indepehu91ne 1o
the present Mayor. Tte city government Is he-
publican. License vote: Yes, 2.As; no, 2iSS +,
David l. Robinson, the A. 2. A. candidate III
Gloucester secured the Mayoralty by vote Oh
1851 to 099 for Cook. Independent Republicah
the present incumbent. The city is usually Ne
publican. License vote: Yes. l56l: no, Los.
In Northampton Mayor II. p. fieid was re re,
elected by the Republicans. The Aldermen are
four Democrats and three Republicans; Coih-
mon Council sixteen kepuohcaans' ans iou' De'''
Apc
Mayor Rockwell running on an lndepenoeht
Citizens ticket. reelected in fltchDurg Ny
152 plurality over BOND, citizens Ienpel ~ t'.
candidate. The Independent Citizens ticket LOT
Aldermen and Councilmen was also successful
License: Yes. 1,z96; no. 2.l$1 ,.o. va
In Taunton Benjamin Morris, Democrat, rT
ceived 2297 votes for Mavor to 1892 for John /.
Hawkins. Republican: The city Councii Is ne
publican. License Yes. 2.2OS: no, lyo5.
In Quincy there was something OF surprise
in the election OF Charles Francis Adams "a
Democrat and Independent over Charles Il.
Hammond, Republican. indorsed by the Amer,
lean Protective Association. by vote OF l''z-
TO 1543. The city government is Republican.
License: Yes LII; no. 1888.
The Republican and Citizens ticket. headed
by Clarence O. Walker for Mayor, was success
full in Maiden, Walker receiving 2,2S5 votes 10
2246 for Tarnham Independent. The city gov
ernment is Republican, License: Yes l5S';
no. 2.79l
In Chicopee Alexander Grant. Republican was
elected Mayor by majority Of 1o2 over Dr. W. M.
+. Melen, Democrat The city went for license
by majority of 647 The Aldermen elected stand:
Five Republicans. one Democrat and one sup
ported by both parties against a candidate rum
ming on an independent nomination The Council
stands: Republicans. nine: Democrats, five. The
only A. p A. candidate. man nominated for the
Council in the Fifth Ward beaten.
In HoyOke. James j. Curran. Democrat, was
elected MAYOR over T. h. O'DOnnell. running on
Citizens nomination papers by majority OF l,l@.
The contest for license was successful by ma
jority Of JOB. The Board OF Aldermen will be
solidly Democratic
Springfield had a political overturn and sor the
first time IN her history the Democrats have
control Of all departments. electing Mayor five
out Of eight Aldermen and ten out Of sixteen
COuncmen.