The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-27


THE ALDrFMEN.
First ward-Milier. Pro-, %; Nichols,
Good Government and Dem, 493 Wat
son, Rep, 314; plurality for Nichols, 179.
Second Ward Bur bank, Dem. and
Good Government, COG; White, Rep,
-; plurality for Burbank, 262.
Third Ward-Gibbons. Soc, 110; Nc
Cartby, DEM, 400; Oliver, Pro-. 13;
Webb, Rep, 1907 plurality for Mccarthy,
Fourth Ward Pierce, Rep. and DEM,
259; no opposition.
Fifth wsrd-Reynolds, Rep, 427; no
Sixth Ward Ballou, Rep. and Cit,
425; Fuller, Dem. and Ind, Cit, $50;
Grout, Pro-, 81; plurality for Fuller, %.
Seventh Ward Burton, Soc, "a;
Dawson, Pro-, IS; Franklin, Dem, 1888;
Little, Rp., ASS; plurality for Little, 275.
ards, Cit, $40; plurality for Richards, Il.
Ninth ward-WInsor, Rep. and Dem.,
sol; no opposition.
Tenth Ward-Darcy, Dem, 4s9; Dona-
hue, Soc, 30; Dunham, Pro-, IS; Hoad-
ley, Ind. Rep, 1856; McGann, 447; plu-
rality for Darcy. AZ.
THE coUNcILMEN.
First Ward Bullock, Good Government
and Dem. 45S; Cobb, Pro-, 20; Cooke,
Good Government and Dem, SOC; Dur
fee, Rep, 260; Edward, Pro-, 21; Greene,
Pro-, 17;Howard, Good Government and
Dem, 4sl; sellew,~ Rep, 217; sturgess,
Good Government and DEM, $40;
Vaughan, Rep, 27o; Wood, Rep, $50.
Bullock, Cock, Howard and Sturges
Second Ward Barden, Rep, 3is;
Gushing. Rep, 25s; Gardner, Dem, and
Good Govt, 6e6; Gray, Dem. aud Good
Govt, SIC; Kelleher. Dem. and Good
Govt, $40; Parkhurst, 260; sissen, Dem.
and Good Govt, bs3; Snow, Ind, Rep,
120: White, Rep, 3O7.
elected.
Third Ward-Broadhead, Soc, 80; Bur
dick, Dem, 423; Fry, Pro-, %; Garvin,
Pro-, "a; Giblin, Ind. Dem, 26l; Kelley,
Dem, 343; Lewis, Rep, 14l Lord, Rep,
100; Metcalf, Dem, 1863; Murphy, Ind.
DEM, 1886; O'Connell, Dem. 312; Pat
b Bardici, Kelley Metcaif an ana o'cOnnell
elected.
Fourth Ward = BlakeIy, Rep, 235;
Cressy, sRep., 22l; Hesse, Dem, 81; Ken
STlSE YdaSs fsp,, Dem igS; ,oi Randall Rep 2'7;
Fifth ward-Angell, Rep, 407; Gard
ner, Rep, 4o1; Grinnell, 41S; Waterman,
Ali elected, no opposition.
Sixth Ward-Anthony, Pro-. 3S;
Arnold, Dem., and Ind. Cit. 1853; Butman,
Dem. and Ind. Cit, 26s; Dillon, Pro-,
25; Freeman, Rep. and Cit, 500; Man
chester, Pro-, SO; Mccarthy, Dem. and
Ind. Cit.,. 3s5; Miner, Rep. Cit, 44; Rem
linger, Rep and Cit, 3SS; Sweeney,
Dem. and Ind, Git, 337; Sweet, Pro, SO;
Trask, Rep. Cit., 404. Freeman, Miner,
Remlinger end Tresk elected.
Seventh Ward-AntLony, Rep, 4S2;
Brown, Dem, 40; Carroll. Dem, 109;
Eklund, Pro-, IS; Gray, Pro-, IS; Guild
brendsep, Soc, 81; Laydon, Soc, so;
Lynch, DEM, 125; Moore, Rep, 4i6;
Phillips, Rep, 39S; Pierce, Pro. %; Sher-
wood, Soc, 81; Stewart, Pro-, 20; stone,
Dem, 100; Tanner, Rep, iii; Weigert,
Anthony Moore, Phillips and Tanner
elected.
Eighth ward-Arnold, Rep, sO2; Blsn-
chard, Rep, 355; Grimwood, Rep, 332;
Messenger, Rep, 267; Smith, Git, 36S;
Truman, Cit, 333; Walsh, Cit, 296; Whip
pie. Cit, 36l.
Blanchard, y Smith aud
Whipple elected.
Ninth-Mard--C Carpenter. Ind, 221;
Jackson, Ind. Rep, Dem. Ind, 259;
Kendrick, Rep, 3s6; Lougse, Rep, 366;
Mathewson, Dem. Ind, 207; Perkins,
Rep, $50; whiteley, Rep, 372; Wilbur,
Dem. Ind, las.
Kendrick, Lougee, Perkins and whiteley
elected.
Tenth wsrd-Besne, Dem, sos; Cook,
Ind. Rep, l3s; Covell, Rep. Dem. Cit,