New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-06


| ITHACA DEFEATS TWO COMPETITORS.
Auburn March 5-The Republicans elected their
entire city ticket to-day by majorites ranging from
800 to 1.500. The offices Of Mayor. Treasurer City
Judge and Recorder. which have been filed by
Democrats for from four years to thirteen years,
have been given to the Republicans. Orlando
Lewis elected Mayor by about 1900 ajority.
Rome March 5-At the municipal election here
to-day the Republicans elected Dr. w. j. p.
Kingsley Mayor over Jerome Graves. by major
| ty Of 553 They also elected their Justice of the
Peace, two out Of four constables and four out OF
| five Aldermen.
Ithaca. March 5-An exciting charter election
in Ithaca has just ended by the election OF Leroy
tr. Todd Republican. as Mayor OF the city. by jl5
plurality. There three tickets in the field
headed respectively by Mr.. Todd. Republican, w.
| f. George. Democrat. and W X. Cessna, who
was nominated by the Populists and indorscd by
| the Pr0hibitonists. The Democratic candidate
was second in the race. Two years ago the anti
saloon. or no-lcense party carried the city.
| Three out Of the four Aldermen elected to-day
Republicans. The city Is nominally Democratic
| by about 300
Saratoga March CspecaD--A comparatively
light vote polled the Saratoga County
town meetings to-day Tho Republicans were
successful
Amsterdam. March (SpeciaD.-The charter
election In this city to-day resulted In a sweeping
Republican victory. William A. Fisher the work
ngmens candidate for Mayor. Is elected by
300 majority. Republican Aldermen elected
In all the five wards. The excise question entered
largely into the election. 1t question Of
high license Or low license. The Committee OF
One Hundred nominated temperance excise
nd no wit IN fay NJ
the Republican excise nominees. The latter are
elected by nearly 500 majority The Board OF
Supervisors OF MONTGOMERY County will stand:
Republicans II; Democrats 3-the same as last
year. The Board OF Aldermen OF the city is en-
urely Republican.
Corning. March 5--At the municipal election
to-day seven Republicans and two Democrats
We're elected. Four OF the five Aldermen elected
are Republicans. The proposition TO bond the
city FOR $4,000 for a water system was de-
fclted by - majority.
Middlctown. March 5.-A city election was held
here to-day. and the Republicans swept the city
by maj1rites ranging from 3s4 to 500 They
elected every candidate except one Alderman
Joshua H!rst. Democrat. carrying the Third
Ward by % majority. The BOARD - Aldermen
stands eight Republicans and one Democrat A
mo Nccnso" Excise Board was elected by ma
Jnrity uf AZ hut two members Of the board who
Will hold over are for license.
Kingston March (SpeclaD. According to late
advccs the town elections to-day FOR minor
Offices in Ulster County seem to have gone Re
publican by large mdjorities. The Board OF
Supervisors remains strongly Republican
Highland Falls. March CspeciaD.-The town
elections have gone Republican by a large ma
3orty TIE whole ticke' va elected.
Niagara Falls. March 5.--The Democrats elect
cd their entire city ticket to-day. o. w. Cutler
was elected Mayor by majority Of l6s Phil
lips Republican. was elected last year by nearly
200 majority.
Hornclisvlc March "a light vote was
pollcd In this city to-day Hiram Wagner Pro-
hibliionlst was elected Excise Commissioner,
bc.ng the first "no-llccnse" Commissioner ever
elected I'm the CITY. The Democrats elected five
out Of six Aldermen Justice of the Peace and
an Assessor
E,mlra. y Y. March "a hot election to-day
resulted in the choice Of the Democratic candi-
date for city Judge hy about 1000 plurality.
Edgar Denton headed tho Democratic ticket. and
John c Melville was the Republican candidate.
II is reported that the \. +. As weakened the
strength u the Republican candidate. who Is nm
Irish Catholic. The Democratic vote was cast
-olidly fOr the candidate of the party. SIX Re-
publican Aldermen and five Democrats were
elected
Utlca March Lewis County to-day elected
ten Democratic and eight Republican Supervis-
ors. The board remains unchanged politically.
Fulton. March ) )Spe ,inD.-The election here
today resulted in c, mplete victory Tor the he
publcans This is tho second years use here
" the Myers ballot machines. which operated
from morning until night without interruption.
Feekskll March tSpec!aD The charter cleo
ton held here to-day resulted as follows: stephen
y Horton. Independent Democrat and Repuo-
lican, reelected president: William Brotherton
and Charles W McCutcheon reelected trustees:
Robert s Alien. reelected treasurer: and George
McNutt assessor: al Republicans The vote on
Water commissioners is Ardenus II. Free Re
publican SO; Edward +. Hi, Democrat. 600; ana
Homer Anderson Democrat, Sill The Repub
leans will have "A majority in both boards. The
vote cast was light