The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-13

parties are pracJlcally closed ana nOLn-
ing Is being done. The judicial amend
ment is adopted, and as nearly as can
be estimated the second amendment de-
feated, all the way from 10000 to $4,000.
Both the chairmen Of the committees
substantially agree that the Senate will
stand % Democrats and IL Republicans;
House SO Democrats and AZ Republicans,
being majority of 32 on joint ballot.
THE LEGISLATURE.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE following
latest returns:
First District-William Caldwell, Will
liam L. 0'Brien, A. j. Pruden, Demo-
Gratis.
Second District--C. E. Elliott, Dem.
Third DistTict-SimOnIBr Dem.
Fourth District-JOhn E. Meyers,
Democrat.
Fifth District--Jesse N. Orenen, Re-
publican.
Sixth District William II. Reed, Dem.
Seventh District-JOhn W. Gregg, Re-
publican.
Eighth District-JOhn H. Evans, Re-
publican.
Ninth District-C. 8. Webb, Democrat.
Tenth District-A. R. Vancleaf. Dem.
Eleventh Districts. W. Durtiinger,
Democrat.
Twelfth District-A. c. Cable, Dem.
Thirteenth District-J. ]. Haines, Re-
publican.
Fourteenth District-Gilbert Smith,
Democrat.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Districts -
John O'Neil, Democrat.
Seventeenth and Twenty-eighth Dis
tricts-Allen Levering, Democrat.
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Districts
W. s. Crowell, Democrat.
TWantiath DiStriet-SOlOmOD HaOua
Republican.
Twenty-first District-J. V. Lewis,
Democrat.
Twenty second District-John M. Dick
insOn and AlOnzO d. Fassett, Republi-
cans.
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-sixth Dis
tricts-S. r. WOlcOtt, Republican.
Twenty-fifth District-A. j. Williams,
Dem; Geo. H. Ely, Republican.
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-ninth
District-T. G.. LOOmis, Republican.
Thirtieth District-GOdfrey jaeger,
Democrat.
Thirty-hrst District-J. H. WillistOn,
Democrat.
Thirty-second District-Thos. j. God
frey and Elmer White, Democrats.
Thirty-third DistTict-W. H. McLymRn
and o. B. Rainey, Democrats.
TOtal-DemOcrat %; Republicans IL.
The Representatives elected are: JnO.
R. Young, Geo. W. Hall, Byron Stilwell,
Democrats; Freeman Thorpe, j. z. Prim-
rose, Republicans; George w. HOlbroOk,
Democrat; Saml. Hills, Republican; R.
Higgins, Democrat; +. Cunningham,
Democrat; Z. c. Ross, ublican; John
W. Ogden, Republican; John H. Littler,
Republican; Robert Buchanan Demo-
crat; Jas. H. Terrill, Geo. ". Love, Re-
publicans; G. H. Barger, Democrat; Geo.
NJ. Zeigler, Democrat; Jos. NJ. Poe, DEM
| OcTat; Jos. Mooney, Democrat; William
Roche, Democrat; A. G. Harbaugh, Dem
Ocrat; G. P. Burnett, Republican; John
P. Haley, Republican David Baker, DEM
Ocrat; Henry George, Democrat; Geo. l..
| Sackett, Republican; Jos. Puckrin, DEM
Ocrat; W. A. Schulz, Democrat; H. 8. Had
ley, Republican; Ed. W. Young, Demo-
crat; Casper LOwenstein, Democrat; AL
| len o. Myers, Democrat; Albert DeyO Re-
publican; W. S. Mathews, Republican;
Geo. H. Ford, Republicans; j. G. Gest, Re-
publican; W. NJ. Farran, Rep; John
COsgrOve, Democrat; Thomas j. COgan.
Democrat; j. R. Thompson, Democrat;
j.. K. Bruce, Democrat; NJ. Cummings,
Democrat; j. B. MeDke, Democrat; j. B.
Stanbach, Democrat; 8. I. Cary, Demo-
crat; William Peet, Republican; Peter
| +. Striker, Republican; A. B. Byal, Dem
ocrat; Alfred K. Rarey, Republican;
Jasper N. Lantz, Republican; John Cuff,
Democrat; d. M. Barrett, Republican;
Seth Weldy, Democrat; George W. Sharp,
Democrat; W. d: johnson, Republican;
r. H. Jones, Republican; B. n. Linduff,
Republican; John ID. Thompson, DEM
Ocrat, ID. c. Wilson, Republicans; James
Lisle, Democrat; James Walker, Repub-
lican; George G. Washburn, Republican;
william Betty, Democrat; Edward Ma
lone, Democrat; James T. Black, Demo
crat; Alexander Dickson, Republican;
B. G. Younger, Democrat; N. c. Lyman,
Republican; K. P. Brooks, Republican;
Arch ID. March, Democrat; ID. H. MUIR
ray, Republican; J. II. Hamilton, Demo-
crat; James Turner, Democrat; o. +. I'd
wards. Democrat; K. NJ. Stanberry, Re-
publican; EnOs W. Miles, Republican /;
Charles K. Addison, Democratic; L. A.
Findly, DemOeratic; William Haddler
Democratic; II. G. Greiner, Republican;
Wesley Work, Democrat; Joseph d. Gas
ton, Republican; William Sherman, Re-
publican; Oscar Sheppard, Republican; /;
J j. H. Kahle. Democrat; Andrew Steven
, son, Democrat; o. p. Goodman, Demo-
crat; j. r. Francisco, Democrat; Samuel
, A. Stedman, Republican; ID. G.. Salter,
Democrat, P. Hunt, Democrat; L. G.
Cole, Democrat; John, Mcbride, Demo-
; crat; j. A. KOhler, Republican,; Stephen
} Laird, Republican; George W. Critics,
! Democrat; j. l.. Cameron, Republican
w. 7. Aughes, Republican; william W.
, Fierce, Republican; s. w. Brown, Re-
3 publican; Henry BOIL. Democrat; G. G,
/, Stauffer, Democrats; Solomon Johnson
9 Democrat; Z. B. Emerson, RepublicOn
] l.. A, Bruner, Democrat,