Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-04-07
THE ELECTION.

Inc hVOUy ~ over tnu the chiiu ~ """-
ed--Casper. The passage Of the Pond bill
had no visible effect in the result in Per-
rysburg township, corporation or school
district.
The general result here, taking II all
around, is quite satisfactory. At least the
intention Of the majority Of the voters
seems to have been headed in the right
direction, and II not altogether satisfactory
the morale is good. The result on City
Marshal was not only surprise TO the
candidates themselves, but TO everybody
else. As near as we can ascertain by in
terviewing several parties since the cleo
tion, number OF votes were changed by a
roorbach started, that all the saloon inter
est was supporting Mr.. Charles. This was
traced up by others and found to be false.
| II was found to be true that the hummer
and fighting element were fighting Marsh al
Hayes, on account of his handling them
without gloves, which, more than any
other feature, caused the voters to
rally TO his support, irrespective OF
party lines. 1t was the endorse.
mcnt OF mn officer for past perform
ance Of duty which all are willing to
admit was in the interest and welfare OF
the town. Mr.. Charles has, probably, as
few enemies M any man in town. 1t was
also argued that he had good trade and
IL was really to his interest to not get the
office. This also had its weight.
There was an aborative attempt to defeat
Mr.. Weddell ,one Of the most efficient mem
bers the Board of Education has ever had,
but It was decided failure and leaves a. few
under cloud OF suspicion OF being guilty
OF low trickery that will not assist them IN
their aspirations for the future. Mr..
Averill and DR.. Rheinfrank were on both
tickets, leaving, apparently, the contest be-
tween Mr.. Weddell and Mr.. Kending.
The. result in the corporation was not
much different from what was expected by
nearly all the candidates. Mr.. Trowbridge
and Mr.. Trenschel were a tie, and by the
prescribed mode OF settling such cases Mr.
Tre,lschel was the luckey man, although he
did not wish to be. lie did not want to be..a
candidate, and we learn does not want to
serve.
Mr.: Strain, had his Iends got their bal
lots in the right box, would haye tied Iii
competitor, Mr.. Weizel. Three votes TO,
him were found in the corporation ballo
box.
Mr.. Curtis WIS raided and defeated for
Trustee, partly by clannishne and paril.
because he had henped the fines on the boy
pretty steep for misdemeanors.
The proposition to waste 5000 on thu
old court house at Bowling Green, received
two vote in ils favor, in this township, and
they were cast as joke.
The following Is the result in the thre
ballot boxes here:
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Reppblicdn. TRUSTEES. Democratic
Conrad Selling 396 John Lossch 40
q. II. Caldwell 300 John Ault 43
Y. Phillips 32l Sylvester Curtis SO
TREASURER.
Diedrich Lucas 800 J.H .Rheinfrank A
!, CLERK.
George Strain 81 Philip Wetzel 81
ASSESSOR.
G. w. Newton 319 Frederick Miller AZ
CEMETERY TRUSTEE.
, Thos. Hartshorn 1888 j. +. Snyder Al
CoNsTABLEs.
Charles Cook 337 Geo. Heckler A
Geo. Thomas 29S Geo. Crook 3S
Charles Blinn 1927 Milton Egbert 40
. CORPORATION TICKET.
MAYOR.
j. II. Pierce 2l3 Thos. j. Meehan is
CoUNCILMEN.
Frederick Hirth 227 Daniel Klingler 20
f. Treuschel 1877 Robt Mcclure II
: NJ. Trowbridge 1877 G. G. Guyer II
CLERK.
L. B. Oblinger 201 Joseph Rossbach 19
TREASURER.
F. Eberly 222 John Cranker IL
MARSHAL.
John Charles l39 james Hayes %
SCHOOL BOARD TICKET.
FULL TERM. SHORT TER>
George Weddell 267 H.Rheinfrank 4o
j. P. Averill 800 G. F Reading ii