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Daily globe., 1878-01-24
ENGLASsD's DISTURBING INFLUENCE.

--- ENGLANND UlSIUHBIN6 INFIUENCE.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 23.-Journal dc st.
Petersburg says, on receipt of the FIRST tele-
gram, intimating the Porte's desire to nego-
tiate, we warned the public against exagger-
ated optimism, because the sincerity of the
Porte's desire for peace did not sufficiently
appear. Dispatches published in the British
blue book confirm our view. The Porte'a
initiative was prompted by Lord Derby, not
in order to offer the beligerents ground on
which they might approach each other, but
to enable England from the outset to inter
pose in the negotiations. II is right this un-
preoedented diplomatic arrangement should
be brought to the notice Of all friends Of
Daily globe., 1878-01-24
The 4 Per Cent Syndicate Discharged.

The Per Cent Syndicate Discharged.
WARRINGTON, Jan. pa full representa-
ton of the Syndicate is here to-day, and in
frequent consultation with Secretary Sher-
man. There was Cabinet meeting this
morning believed to have reference to the
business of the Syndicate with the depart
ment. 1t is understood the Cabinet agreed
to release the Syndicate from their last sub
scription of ten millions 4 per cent. bonds,
as Secretary Sherman believes his plan of
selling these bonds will be successful, and
the accounts between the Government and
the Syndicate will therefore be settled imme-
diately.
After the Cabinet meeting, the gentlemen
representing the Syndicate, accompanied by
Dan Baker, chief of the Loan Division of the
Treasury, called on the President to pay
their respects. During the interview they
talked very earnestly, giving their views on
the silver bill, and some of them assert the
response Of the President to their remarks
was very agreeable to them.
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RUSSIANS APPROACHING GALLIpoYIs.
LoNDos, Jan PA dispatch from Con-
stantinople says: The Russians have arrived
at Keshan and are expected to reach CALI
polls by Saturday.
Layard, British ambassador. received q
telegram from Osborne announcing that
Queen Victoria had subscribed s1OO to
the Turkish compassionate funds.
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by Blaine in the Senate--I,ates-
cJ.anJeabIe irith Gold and Coined by the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
THE LATEST ELECTION RETURNS,


Columbus, October 9-Returns from $50 town
ships and wards show net Republican gain of
| $3.50
Indianapolis, October g. 1O;41 a. m.-Returns
are meager. The Republicans claim the election
of,Hanna over DeLamartyr In the indianapolis
Congressional district
Columbus, October Elm Stark county the Re ,
publican gain is estimated at 800. J
Three hundred and seventy-sx wards Nnt
townships show Republican gain Of 1924. The
Republicans claim the State by from 10000 hs
10000 majority. The Democrats conCede they
State but give no figures.
indianapolis October 9-Twenty towns show
a Democratic gain of 4 and National gain Of,
2O6.
Cincinnati, October 9.-Reliable returns from
all the precincts in Hamilton county except six
give the following vote:
Secretary OF state-Page, Demo 22,2OS; Barnes
Rep %, III; Roy, Nat'n, 46S.
Judges Supreme Court Hume, Dem, 22,159; W.
White Rep, % O69; G. A. White, Nat'n, Asa.
Board of Public Works. Field, Dem, 22.2al
Paul, Rep, q, ,8l6; Falls Nat'n, 434.
Congressional ticket, First District -sayler,
Dem, 1885, Butterworth, Rep, 11,24l, spohn,
Narn, 11S; Halpin Nat'n, l42i Clark Socialist 2lS
Second District. .Goss Dem. IL ,SSS; Young, Rep I,
1926; Piatt, Natn, 246; Ruthenberg Socialist 166
County ticket, Sheriff. johnson, DEM, 81, ,722
Weber, Rep, 23,8S9
Two Judges Of Common Pleas Hunt, Dem,
q 847; Pugh DEM, 81 GIL; Moore, Rep, % S49
Smith Rep, 22,SS5
Judge OF Probate Court MatsOn, Den., 22,425i
Montgomery, Rep 22,5l7
Prosecuting Attorney Irwin, Dem, 22,7O3;
Drew, Rep 223S4.
Coroner. .Maley, Dem, 1883; Carrick, Rep,
24.827
County Commissioner Hopper DEM, 2OS5O;
Zumstein, Rep, 23,lS7
The Enquirer charges the result in the city to
fraud, corruption sBd terrOrlzing the timid by
deputy United States mArshals and the detection
| in portion Of the Irish vote, II comedies the
Slate by from 5000 to 10000 majority, and claims
eleven Of 20 congressional districts, not counting
Goss In the Second.
The Gazette claims Young elected over Goss In
the Second says tits victory Of honest money
and good faith public and private contracts over
sche ne, false and slippery money which many
thought would carry into Office the party that
adopted 1t.
A Charleston, W. Va dispatch says: The cleo
ton was carried on with great energy Each Of
the three parties strove their utmost to bring out
every voter The Indications are that McKenna,
Democrat, in the Third district, will have 500 ma
jOrity over Walker, the candidate Of the Republi.
cans and Greenbackers. The county offices
are yet in doubt The Legislature is largely Dem
ocratic.
Parkersburg advices are that Wilson, Democrat,
for Congress, will carry that county by 200 MAORI
g. All the Democratic ticket Is elected except
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
The Democratic ticket In Butler county, o., Is
carried By majority Of from 100 to 2O0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY

LONDON, Oct. There is an impression
in Hungary that Austria is in danger Of
drifting into war with Turkey, hence
the anxiety to prevent the operations
against the Novi Bazaar. A corresponds
ent friendly to Andrassy resents and re-
pels the Turkish charges. The Austrian
troops have done their work with need
less severity and cruelty and says such
charges are not in keeping with the
Porte's professions of anxiety to main
tain the relations of friendship and al.
lance with Austria,
Carethedori Pashi, the Turkish special
Envoy to Vienna, leaves the city today
for Constantinople.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
OHIO NEWS.

John Timber, pottery hand, got
drank at the Akron fair, Saturday, lay
down ON the railway track and was kill.
ed. A wife and six children are left des-
titute.
The GAINESVILLE Courier publishes a let.
ter from D. 7. Perkins, Holyoke, Mass,
making inquiries of Whiting B. Street,
formerly of Zanesville, saying the death
of a relative has left a fortune amounting
to $125,000 The whereabouts Of Whit
ing are anxiously sought after.
Willie Hepburn, aged thirteen years.
only child Of A. H. Hepburn, passenger
conductor on the A. & G. w. R'y, resid.
ing at Kent, was aCCidently shot, Satur-
day last, while out cunning He will
probably recover, though several shots
lodged in his lungs.
A negro named Wade, living near
Greenville, Darke county, who bore a
bad character was on two occasions no.
tiled to leave the country. These warn
iDgs he disregarded, and Sunday night he
was attacked by an armed mob and shot
An article in the Toledo Bee about
Capt. NJ. J. Outright, resulted in a suit fol-
libel, and while the preliminary exam
ination was going on, on Monday, Mr.. A,
D. Pelton, one of the proprietors Of the
Bee, made some offensive remark which
80 incensed Outright, that he struck Pei
ton terrible blow in the. face, cutting 9
deep gash over bis right eye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10

FNDLAY, October 9.-The election
passed off quietly with full vote. Re-
turns from all but two townships, and
those two are estimated to give the Dem
ocratic State ticket 45O majority. Hurd's
majority will be about 375. Returns in
dictate the probable election of D. B.
Beardsley, Republican, as Probate Judge
by a small majority. The contest is close
on Treasurer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
THE INDIAN WAR.
The Fleeing Cheyennes Scattering in oil hi
rectOns.

oaAvA, NEB, October S-A dispatch received
from TLornburg says the Indians have scattered
The dispatch confirms previous kilograms, but
gives nothing later Captain Mouck was forty
miles behind the Indians, Major Dallas with 100
men started from Ogallalla yesterday to oVerlake
Thornburg. Col. Carlton from Camp Robinson
has by this time reached the country between
Snake Creek and the Niobrara river, through
which the Indians are expected to pass,
A Sidney (Neb) dispatch says courier rom
Col. Cartoons command, on Snake Creek, arrlV'
ed here at o'clock T. N, and reports that Carle'
toms advance discovered advance scouts Of the
Cheyennes on the night of the 81, thiriy'hVe
miles southeast of Snake Creek station II not
discovered by the CheyeAnes, Carleton would en-
gage them next day.
WASHINGTON October S,..'Col. 0'Belrne tele-
graphs the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs from
White Clay Agency 7th inst, via Camp Roblnson'
Neb., that scout Just arrived there and reported
Red Cloud and his chiefs were then only five
miles distant and coming In
ST. PAUL, MINI, october S...Ten companies oil
the Seventh Cavalry under Major Telford, NOV
ed off Camp sturges, D, T., yesterday, to intercept
the Indians coming north, Another detachment
has left Standing Rock after the Indians going
south.
CAMP ROBINSON NEB,, october S...-John McGee'
an old resident here reports this afternoon that
Indians were seen this morning by some cattle
men within twelve miles of this post signalling
from Crow Buttes by means Of looking glasses IL
a southeasterly direction.
A courier from Spotted Tall reports that banc
of Indians crossed Wounded Knee Crock on thi
night of the 9Th going in the direction ofthe new
Red Cloud Agency.
From information gathered from courier ar
riving here no less than four parties of hostile
Cheyennes are said to have crossed between her
and Wounded Knee, going north, and the belle
is that those lndinans have been aided In eVad
ing the troops by runners from the Red Clout
ana Spotted Tail Agencies.
Hot CREEK. October S..Messengers arriving
Camp Robinson this afternoon report the prairie
having been set on FIRE thirty-Ave miles nort
east of Hot Creek by the band OF indians thE
were said to have crossed the Sheridan road th
/, day before yesterday. The atmosphere south'ea
and east of here is black with smoke. The Eme
of the burning prairie grass is very di'cernabI
A large tract Of country must be on fire, as tn
stock is coming in from that direction on 10 tn
| range.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, October 9-Rain has fallen at inter
walls all day, The weather is still threatening.
Dr. W. ]. Besaucany, a physician who was sent to
Decature, Ala, telegraphed that the condition Of
affairs in that city is very disheartening. Forty
eight cases Of fever have developed there.
The Board of Health officially report twenty
eight deaths during the past twenty four hours
ending a stix O'Clock o.night-twenty'fou from
yellow fever. Undertakers report seventeen sd-
dttional deaths from yellow fever occurring out
side the corporation line. Ten horses and bug
gies for the use of ihe Howard Association arrived
to day from Louisville.
LITTLE Rock, october ga telegram to the
Board Of Health announces that two deaths &C.
Cured yesterday from yellow fever at Augusta,
Woodruff county. There are thirty five sick at
Hopeheld. The Board of Health to-day ordered
south bound trains on the Iron Mountain Rail-
road not to stop between Walnut Ridge and Bee
be, Augusta being located twelve miles east Of
GOING SOUTH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
AXIOM.

AKRON, October 8.-Monroe's majority
in Summit county will be 300. Seven
townships in Summit county give Barnes
9S1; Paige 1,OOS.
Paige will have a large majority in
Summit county Sixteen precincts in
this county give Miller 68 majority, with
Republican precincts to hear from.
Summit county goes entirely Republi'
can. Barnes majority 700, MOnrOe's SSO
A clean sweep made by the Republicans
on the county ticket.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
A Gain of -Four Democratic
Congressman.
THE STATE REPUBLICAN BY 5000,
SUCCESSFUL coNGRRssMEN.

COLUMBUS, October 0.-The following
are the Congressman elected; Butter.
worth, Young, MacMahon, Keifer, Hill,
Hurd, Finley, Converse, Ewing, Dickey'
Neal, Atheron, Geddes, Mckinley, Mon.
roe, Updegraf, Garfield and Townsend
The result in the Thirteenth district is in
doubt. Republicans claim the election
of Van Voorhees,, while the Democrats
claim Warner. There are 10 Democrats
and Republicans elected certain. Re
publicans claim the State by from 5000
to 10000, while the Democrats concedt
only 5000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
CANTON OHIO THURSDAY, OCTOBER TO- 1878

At Chillicothe fifteen out Of twonty'three pre-
clncts give Republican gain OF aH, The rest
will increase this gain.
Al Springfield the Republican county ticket
is elected by something over one thousand ma
jority,
At Dayton, the Republicans probably elect the
Sheriff and possibly the Probate Judge, lndica'
tons are Republican gain on the county ticket
OF over 400.
dispatch fiom Huntington, ". Vao says Harry
Republican and Greenback candidSte for Con
gress) is elected by 2OO majority,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10

CINCINNATI, October 10, 8 A. Nth,
Ohio delegation in the next Congress will
stand as follows
First district -.Butterworth, Republican
Second-Young, Republican.
Third-McMahon, Democrat.
Fourth eifer, Republican.
Fifrh-LeFever, Democrat
Sixth-Hill, Democrat.
Seventh, Hurd, Democrat
Ninth Converse, Democrat.
Tenth-Ewing, Democrat.
Eleventh-Dickey, Democrat.
Twelfth-Neal. Republican.
Observation-Disclosures, Democrat,
Fourteenth-Atherton Democrat,
Fifteenth--Geddes, Democrat.
Sixteenth-McKinley, Republican.
Observation-Disclosures, Republican.
Eighteenth-Updegeaff, Republican.
Nineteenth-Garfeld, Republican.
Twentieth-Townsend, Republican.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
DOMINION GUY FAWKEs.


RICHMOND, VA, October S-Mr, Dodd, Super
intendent Of the Midlothian coal pits, fifteen
miles from this city and his family came near
being the victims OF gunpowder plot last night.
It seems that the miners got mad because the Su-
perintendent docked them for sending out in
ferior coal and resolved to have their revenge.
They placed powder under Mr.. Dodds house
and ignited II by means of slow match, The
explosion was terrific. 1t threw the building
over, but fortunately the Dodds escaped serious
injury. 1t turned out the powder was damp
which accounts for the damage not beiag serious
There wAs great indignation in the community
at the outrage, but a. yet no arrests have been
made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
BETTER AND BETTER---GAIN OF FOUR
CONGREssMEN.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9,-3 A. M.-The
State has gone Democratic by a majority
of from twelve to fifteen thousand.
The present indications are that the
Democrats have made a gain Of four
Congressman.
The Legislature is in doubt. 1t will
be either Democratic or the Nationals
will hold the balance of power.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
MILL BURNED.


YOUNGSTOWN, Oct. S.-John B. Ellis
planning mill, at the foot of Market
street, caught fire at six O'Clock this
morning, and was in few hours totally
destroyed. The machinery, which was
acknowledged the best in Mahoning
county, will be an almost total loss. The
fire department was promptly on hand,
and did all in their power to stay the
conhagration. There is but a partial in
surance on the mill, as companies do not
accept higher risks than five hundred
dollars on such property.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
INDIANA SENDS GREETING
WITH $4,000 DEMOCRATIC
MAJORITY.
Gain Of -Four Democratic Members
Of Congress,
The Legislature Democratic.
INDIANA.

Democratic Gain on State Officers and LeglSla.
ture.-RepubllCan Lose three congressman
indianapolis, October g. Returns
come in slowly, but comparisons show
gains for Democrats over the vote Of
1876, when Williams carried the State
by 1000 majority 1t is believed the
Democrats have gained two Congress-
men, De La Martyr in this district over
Harrison, and New over Sexton in the
Fourth district.
Cincinnati, October Ex-senator Nc
Donald, of Indiana, claims that the Con-
gressional delegation from that State
will stand six Republicans and six Dem
ocrats and one National.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
TIFFIN.

TIFFrN, 0Ctocer SIN the election to-
day the Democrats elect the entire ticket
Lease for Sheriff receiving nearly 1.50C
majority. Present indications are that
Finley defeats Foster by about 1,5OC
in the district. Seneca county gives Fin
ley $50 majority. Foster receives 1885,
majority in Fostoria. Morrow and Wy
andot counties are not yet heard from.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
HAMILTON COUNTY COMPLETE

CINCINNATI, October 9-Reliable re-
turns for Hamilton county, complete,
give Barnes, Rep, for Secretary of State
l,64l over Paige, Dem, Butterworth
Rep, for Congress in the First district
IOG6 majority over Sayler, Dem. Young
for Congress in the Second district, l,OSC
over Goss, Dem. An error in the conn
of the latter vote was discovered and cor
rected this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10

Steubenville, Oct. s The vote of this
city gives Barnes 1,O56; Paige $40; Roy
3S7. There are Republican gains in ev-
cry ward. The total gain is 147. Bsrness
majority in the county is not less than
1000. Updegraf is little behind in the
city but will make up in ghe country
precincts. The county ticket is elected
by from 800 to 1900 majority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
MAHoNrNa COUNTY.

YOUNGSTOWN, October 8.-From pres
ent indications the Republicans Of Ma
honing county make a clean sweep. The
State ticket will have about 800 majority,
and Garfield, for Congress, about the
same, The entire county ticket is prob
ably elected by maiorities ranging from
50 to 800 over the fusion ticket.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
WOOSTER.
ATHENS.

ATHENS, October S.-The State Repub,
lican ticket has about 1000 majority
Van Vorhes' majority will be between
1900 and 1,4OO. The entire Republican
county ticket is elected, and five town
ships to hear from, which will not in
crease it. Meigs county is conceded by
the Democrats to Horton by 1,7OO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
A gain Of Two and Perhaps -Four
congressman
IRe Republican State Ticket
Elected by GreembGcE Atd
A REPUBLICAN MIDNIGHT VIEW

Co,uwRUs. Oct. S-12.45 A. MAT
this writing the indications are that the
State has gone Republican by majority
offrom ten to twelve thousand The
Democrats concede eight thousand. The
Republican gains have been exception
ally heavy everywhere throughout the
State, and the probability is that eight
of the twenty Congressman in the state
will be Republican, and possibly ten'
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN CLEVELAND,
CLEVELAND, October S.-The Republi,
can majority on the State and county
ticket is estimated at 5000 to 1000. The
majority for Townsend, for Congress, and
Herman, County Clerk is probably con-
siderable more,
MILTON sAYLER PROBABLY DEFEATED
CINCINNATI, October 9.-3 A, NAT
this hour, returns from sixteen precincts
ofthe first district give Butterworth, Rep,
over Sayler, l67 majority LII tne ooOonu
district, twenty precincts give Goss, ,Dem'
over Young, 1,0ll majority.
NO DOUBTS OF HURD's ELECTION.
TOLEDO October 9.-I A. M.-FromoRe'
publican sources the indications are that
Kahlo, National, for Congress will have
in Lucas county 400 over Hurd and zoe
over Luckey, Republican. Hurd has
over Luckey so. The Republicans claim
the County Auditor and Clerk and con
cede the remainder Of the county tlcke
to the Nationals. There seems to be nt
doubt of Hurd's election to Congress by
a majority Of 1000 or over.
WOOSTER.
WOOSTER, October 8-The Republican
gains in the county are 400; Wiley's ma
iority will exceed 200. Jeffries, indie
pendent Democrat, elected, and Jones
Independent, doubtful.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
MANsFIELD.

MANsEIELD, October Strickland will
probably go the usual majority Demo
cratic. Geddes is about even in the
county, but at the tail end Of the ticket
in his own ward. The county ticket is
all Democratic with the probable excep-
ton Of Newton, County Commissioner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
sANDUsKY COUNTY

FREMONT, October Sin Sandusky
county the Democratic majority on the
State ticket is about 700; Hurds majority
over Luckey, 75O; over Kahlo, 1000
The Democrats elect their county ticket
by majorities ranging from four to five
hundred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
NEW LISBON.

New LISBON October 9,-Seven town
ships in Columbiana county give S67
Republican majority-a gain of 949 over
1877. The same ratio will give the Re-
publicans majority in the county Of
LAT. The county Congressional and
State tickets will have about the above
majority in the county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
BUCYRUs.

BUCYRUs, October 8.-Nine townships
not including Crestline and Gallon, give
a net Republican gain of one hundred
Greenback vote in Bucyrus township
eighty. Finley for Congress ran one
hundred behind his ticket in Bucyrus.
His majority in Crawford is nine humid
red and sixty-Gour with three townships
to hear from which will increase to about
one thousand and fifty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
ALLIANCE.

Alliance October 8.-AllianCe and
township vote on the district ticket il
Mckinley 668, Wiley 27O, Hunter,
GreenbaCker, 294. McKinley's majority
is gain of 279 over the majority of 1877
Heldenbrand, Republican candidate for
Probate Judge, has a majority of 4Sl
Barnes majority is 322.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER.

. New PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.-Barnes
467; Paige, 464; Roy, 70. Dover
Barnes, 1872; Paige, 4O7; Roy, 1872. Four
townships givea Republican gain of l3.
The Nationals so far as heard from have
drawn their strength about equally from
both parties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
A Unanimous Democratic Con-
grGSSiOnaI Delegation
WILSON, MARTIN AND KENNA RE-
ELECTED TO CONGRESS.

WHEELING, Oct 9.-2 A. M.-scatter'
ing returns from various counties in the
State indicate the election to Congress Of
Wilson, Democrat, in the first district
Martin, Democrat, in the second, and
Kenns, Democrat, in the third.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
MEDINA.

MEDINA, October S.-All but two town
ships in TIE county give Barnes 2,4OO;
Paige ,554; Monroe 2,464 Miller l,647, a
Republican gain over last year of about
200. The entire Republican county tick
ct is elected with about 800 majority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10

CLEVELAND, October 9.-Full returnt
from Cuyahoga county gives Barnes IL,
8l7; Paige, S,346; Roy, $3.50; Robinson
Prohibitionist, sos. For Congress: Town
send, 1904; Poe, 1926; Shove, National
5,O35; Doan, Prohibitionist, 2,077.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
ASHLAND.

ASHLAND, October 8.-This county
gives reduced msjorities for county Off
GERS, with hopes of the Republicans elect
ing one or two of their candidates. Wi
ley's majority cannot go higher than 300
in this county,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10
OHIO ELECTION.

Ashland, october 9-Ashland county, ofiicial-
Paige, 2SOO; Barnes, 2,3Oli Hume, 1884, White, D.
9Ol; Field 2SOi; Paul, 23O3i Kenney for Judge
2746; Olds 2,27O Wiley for Congress, 2,7Ol; NC
Kinley 2 40J
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-10

Mt. Gilead, Oct. S-Barnes's majority
is probably 200; Fosters about $50. The
Republicans will probably elect the en-
tire county ticket. There are four Re-
publican townships yet TO hear from.