The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
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officers yesterday resulted as follows
CITY TICKET.
Mayors. G, Bowman, r., $780, Josiah
Frantz, d., no,
Council First ward, Peter sailer, r.,
20i; Frank q, Slbila, d., lB0i Second
ward, VIM. 0verton. r., 1885, George
SchOck, d., 1853; Third war, Robert Ray,
)R,, 32i; LOrenz Roger, d., 1892; Fourth
ward, VIM. Bowman, H., 25i George
Bullach, d.. 10
Assessors First ward, Chas. d. Ste.
yens, r., 223; Louis 6ibila, d., lil, Sec
Ond ward, John Martin, r., 1893; John
0sthelmer, d., l5ii Third ward, Turin
Getz, r., 276; Henry Wetter, d., 2s2i
Fourth ward. Peter Brlt2eT, r. 55i Philip
Miller, D., 1870,
TOWNSHIP TICKET,
TrlgtQes--Abe James, r., 0sl; VIM,
Castteman, r., $50; John q. WertZ'
baugher, r., 1913, Peter A, Schneider d.,
si7i Frederick Ertl0, d. OO7i Patrick
Mellon, D., s6l,
! Clerk--LOuls A, Rooms, H., 1915 John
spuhler, d $50,
Treasurer-AI Martin schaler, r., 1852;
Henry GribblO, d. 773,
AssessOr--J, u, Fnney, r., S9 MI
chaol Ifiner IT, d., lGj,
COnstlbles--lsaac 5, Crooks, r., SS2i
Edward George, H., BlOi Frank ShGpley,
D., lOO3i Louis Wagner, d., Ni5
Justice Of the Peace Robert H. Fol.
ger, r. 937i Jonathan Miller, D., 800,
BOARD or EDUCATION.
Heatty lOli Anthony HOwellg 27l;
Henry Huber 575i Robert Bell 1856 las,
II, MCLain l56;N, A, Wade ~; 4. Clarke
Miller i69i Frank WlllenOorg $685. JAS,
| h, Dunn 10,
OTHER NEWS,
| This level Of the canal ls being clean,
el out,
The effects Of election day still cling
to many voters,
| The question has been repeatedly ask.
ed us; "DO you think all the saloons
were closed on election dayY'
The defeated Democratic candidates
wonder how they can take passage to
Salt River when the water Is out Of the
canal
Oar new Council will stand ak Re.
publicans Otw0 Democrats, the "blOOdy
Fourth being the only ward represent
Cd IN the minority,
II Is expected that Messrs. Wetherad
and Wells, The gentlemen who have con-
tracted with a committee OF our citIzena
for the erection OF q window glass fac,
tory on the site occupied by the old Vol
Can0 furnace, will return 10 this city
this week, aud that work on the factory
will be- promptly commenced. The con.
tract requires the works 10 be In opera
tion by September lrsi next
As II has been charged against Peter
VOegele, Democratic Central Committee,
man for the Third ward, that he worked
for Republican candidates NJ the elec-
ton on Monday he desires us to contra
dict the base slander, He says there
Isn't particle Of foundation for the
charge, aud that no IL prepared TO give
any man or men from $40 10 $500 who
can produce any proof whatever of such
action on his part,
John 9. Pepper, an ex'mcmber OF the
police force Of this city, was before
Mayor Young yesterday charged with
committing an unprOyOked assault on
Councilman Peter Schneider In Al.
bright Il Co.'s saloon, The case was
clearly established by several witnesses,
and he was bound over 10 court In tho
sum Of $50, This eS.olllcer has come IA
be quite a notorious character
While he was on the police force
charges wero several times preferred
u0gIUgt lff, 1.t ffrI.yaU. ty,I#nDUUVot
and he failed Of t1'0ppOlntmoul To The
force last winter 6ecnufe OF his bad tp
\ cord, On election d0v Ho shaWi1lll
abused Mayor Young ut lbe Second ward
polls, attempting 70 p'ck a quarrel viii
The executive without any cause what
ever, except that hp pgtCriaiug o gtudF,
against him, The only Cauao iol hia o.
sault on Mr., Schneider was that thl
, latter gentleman opposed his conlinu
, ance As s member Of the force,
periodical row at tho ranch known
~ The Valley House has been on thI
, week. The outbreak was In the arrey
i Of ed PETER, on complaint Of his wife
for threals 10 shoot her and burn hcl
/, property On this charge Peter wa
bound over To court Next, on complain
! OF Harvey Kellogg, Mrs, PETER waG Rr
raigned before the Mayor ulder thl
, statutes. for keeping a house Of III
fame, her husband being brought out d
the lookup as the principal witness
against her She was fined $40 aud
costs, amounting 10 &l2O0, In returl
: for IN I action Ms, peller made com
( plaint against Ed .'Or keeping Nlhouse o.
ill.fame, and he was fined $40 and costs
When these kind Of rows occurred here
a tOl0re II has invariably been The custOu
for the wife, after having her hus
, band arrested to come forward an(
, pay all the expenses Az the ranch II
outside tho city limits, two female In
, mates could not bo held under the law
aud were discharged.
AT tho Inst business meeting of thC
present Council lust night, all the mem
bers were present, The Mayors report
for the month Of March sh0wed klnel
collected, Sl6; licenses collected, $40,
resolution was passed. requesting The
: County Commissioners 10 discontinue
!, work on the bridge over the canal on
I fremont street, until conference OF d
committee on the part Of the Council
, could DO had with thom, nnd change
made In the plans, which would meet
r the approval OF citizens generally.
Bills were paid ~ follows! $. 81 j, j.
Hoover, printing, S00,I5; q, l., AlbreCht
rent Of Mayors office and two br0Oms
,, |, SGO,S0; N, Barrett Il Son, election blanks
80; Geo, Shlvoly, buckets, 1850, rent
, Of telephone, $780, estate Of Kent Jarvis
rent for Engineers oGlce, $i0,D, G, Bun,
NELL use OF horse for hrO department
S25i and monthly salaries Of policemen
, A motion to pay tho bill OF the BeldOn
Burner Co., amounting TO 81 ,65s,iO wae
discussed nj considerable length and do
featod by u vote OF six nays, Ober.
lin not voting and Schneider voting yOs
. Tho correction Of tho bill had been cor,
! titled TO by the Committees on Gas and
Gasoline and Claims and Accounts, but
iha rnuunu uIVnu hy unVnrnI mann hn pa Tnt