The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-04
SEMI-WEEKLY.
DEMOCRATIC THUNDER
ReVerberates from Every Quarter
of the Sky.
The Latest Returns Indicate Large and
Decisive Democratic Victories all
Over the State.

TOLEDO, April 3.-The entire Demo
cratic ticket is elected by majOTities
ranging from 500 to 1900.
BUCYRUS, April 3--The entire Demo-
cratic ticket, with the exception Of Clerk,
was elected by handsome majorities.
TIFFIN, April 3.-The wholeDemOcratic
ticket was elected by four hundred ma
jOrity. Two members of Council are
gained.
SPRINGFIELD, April IA great victory
has been won here, the Democrats elect
ing their entire city ticket with the ex-
ceptiOn Of City Marshal.
NoRwALK, April 3.-The Democratic
Marshal and Commissioner are elected.
The balance of the ticket is Republican.
The vote shows decided Democratic
gain.
SANDUsKY, April 3.-The Democrats
made clean sweep of their entire ticket.
j. l.. De Witt is elected Mayor by 900
majority. The Democrats elect Council
men in all wards except one.
YOUNGSTOWN, April 3.-The Republi-
cans elect their city ticket with the ex-
ceptiOn of City Marshal and two Con-
stables. The Democrats gain two COun-
cilmen and will have a majority in the
Council.
AT MAssILLoN.
MAssILLoN, o., April 2.-Party lines
were mixed in the election here to-day,
as the following result shows: City So
licitOr, Eugene WillisOn, Republican,
10; Treasurer, Harmon Shaidnagle,
Democrat, 168 majority; Marshal, Amos
Vending, Republican, IL majority;
Street Commissioners, Louis Limbach
gineeT, Daniel A. Miller, Democrat, 50
majority; Council, First ward, Clement
Russell, Henry Beatty, Republicans;
Second ward, John E. DOdridge, Repub-
lican, majority; Third ward, Joseph
COrns, Republican, 8 majority; Fourth
ward, Joseph Dressler, Democrat, 43 ma
jOrity. Board of Education, John G.
Warwick, VIM. II. Justus, Democrats.
Township ticket: Trustees, Louis Gise,
Frederick MOlitOr, Anton CrOne, Demo-
Gratis; Treasurer, Martin Shafer, Repub-
lican; Clerk, John Spuhler, Democrat;
Justice of the Peace, Joseph Frantz,
Democrat; COnstables, Frank Shepley,
Democrat, Benjamin Raser, Republican.
AT MANSFIELD.
MANSFIELD, April 2.-The city and
township election held to-day was one
of the most exciting that has ever been
held in the city. Scratched tickets were
plenty, the principal fight being on
Mayor, Marshal and Street Commissioner.
The entire Democratic ticket was elect
ed. G. G. Slough, for Mayor, pulled
through with majority of 30. j. W.
Scott, for Street Commissioner, received
majority of 156. j. W. We'll, for Mar
shall, had a majority of 147. The bal
ance of the city and township ticket was
elected by the usual majorities.
AT sTEUBENvILLE.
STEUBENvILLE, April 2.-The election
yyoa al 10 nd
citing ever known. heaviersvOte was
pOlled than in the Presidential election
of 1880. The Democrats elected James
McCOville for Mayor by 200 majority.
The Republicans elect the remainder of
the city ticket by $50 to 300. The new
cOuncilmen are four Democrats and two
Republicans. The council will stand
seven Republicans and five Democrats.
Fully $4,000 changed hands on the re-
suit.
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, April 3.-Tbe Democracy
swept the field, electing Farley, Mayor,
by $500 majority; AxwOrthy, Treasurer,
by $500; John q. Hutchins, Police Judge,
by 1000; in short clean sweep, all the
city officers by similar majOritieS. The
grand result is Democratic city govern
ment, Democratic City Council, % to
IA; Democratic Board of Education, 10
to 8; Democratic justices and cOnstables
SC. &c. The Plain Dealer has out the
ROSTERS.
AT ALLIANCE.
ALLIANCE, April 2.-COnsiderable in
terest was manifested in borough Off
GERS. COuncilmen, R. G.. Williams, Demo-
cratic; K. Fawcett, Greenback; +. G.
Stanley and A. G. Silver, Republicans.
The figures were close. School Board, j.
H. Sharer Silas Williams, Republicans.
The full Republican township ticket
was elected. Three tickets were in the
field, Republican, Greenback and Citi-
zens'.
AT LEETONIA.
LEEToNIA, o., April 2.-On the Salem
township ticket the Republicans elect
two trustees, the Democrats one. The
treasurer is Democrat by eleven ma
jOrity; clerk, Republican, by ninety ma
jOrity. For constable the Democrats
elect two and the Republicans one.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-Precincts 8. now
in, give a Democratic majority for
Mayor of 2,10O. Eleven precincts yet to
hear from. The Democratic majority
will be not less than 1900 in the city.
| It is possible that the Republicans elect
one man on their ticket.
AT DAYTON.
DAYTON, O., April 2.-The election
here to-day resulted in the election of
the entire Democratic ticket by majori-
ties ranging from 200 for the lowest to
600 for the highest. The political COM
plexion of the city council was changed
| from Republican to Democratic.
| AT AKRON.
AKRON, April 3.-The Democrats car
ried everything except the City Marshal.
l.. d. Waters, DEM, elected Mayor by
200 majority. Four members Board of
Education and four Councilmen gained
by the Democrats.
| COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, April 2.-Peters elected
Mayor by small majority. Balance of
city ticket goes Republican.