The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-14

sn,Ip, sn,p. rne nepu4ncans elect tneir entire
of one trustee.
LovELAND. O., April b-The election passed
on quietly, although there was q determined
The following were elected in the corpora
n; "; Bishop 2; Philip HE, 2; n; .: Pax.
sioser.Henry nj: = Martin, Il sesier o. @eishts
and Measures-Louis b. Spaeth, 1. The result
was Was, victory for the citizens ticket over the
elected a member of the board of education
of I.oveland, special school board.
.LovELAND, o., April e.-.The full returns of
a single exception the entire township Demo.
cratic ticket elected. The following is the
complete vote: 1rustees-John Hathorn, T.,
as; 4. 1. Wheeler, D., go; ]. G. Armstrong.
D., 4as; J: II; Brown, D... 4a5: Clerk-M. n.
soth, d.; 4I; =. & Qusal, T., 81. Treasurer
3a7. Constable-Georgc Smith, D., $40: X. T.
Martin, K, 4bi. Justice of the Peace-John
ma3oyI;ss mnssT d. 44s foIo W. pelt9p r. @ The
Wheeler, for three years, II; J. G.. Armstrong,
for two years, 70; ]. H. Brown, for one year.
Il., 70; GisrkmM. 40 Il. soth. ios Treasurer-J. 9.
Justice-John Ringer. ,s.
MARION, April 5.-The Democrats of Marion
elect their entire ticket with the exception of
s se or
mayor and head of the ticket was elected by
226 majority.
MlAMIsBuRG, April 5.-For the first time for
ticket. excepting councilmen. c. Il. Kinder,
of the NcWs, was elected mayor.
MIDDLErowN, OHIO. April 8.-General
scratch" had control of the voters at the
sideraby mixed ticket was elected. In a to-
tai corporation vote OF LEGO over 200 tickets
were scratched, and in consequence u finish
OF the count was not mude until six o'clock
this morning. Thos. j. Ward, the Democratic
candidate for mayor, made splendid fight,
but was defeated by ex.mayor r. d; Booth by
majority OF 1+2 Captain Jacob Schaffer
beat his Democratic opponent, Mr.; Gus weis-
brOdt by majority OF 102 votes. John Graft,
the first Republican marshal of the town
since 1863, was elected over X. ID. Hendrick-
son by 21 votes.
MORROW, April 5.-The entire Republican
corpo alton ticket was defeated here to-day.
Werner Opes; council, David Hindman, NJ. NJ.
Reecc, James Delaney and william Hcrmon;
clerk, James g. Hart; treasurer, Daniel Col
Inns; marshal, David Reif.
MOUNT VERNON, April 5-The election in
this Republican stronghold passed of quiet
~, full vote not being cast by reason of
an incessant snow.storm. The Republican
ticket was elected. but In some instances by
greatly reduced majorities. Banning, Demo-
crat. was elected trustee of the water.werks
"a gain.
this city gives Waldo Taylor. D., i,sis s and N. NJ
p. Smith, r.. !, 400 for mayor. Board of edu-
cation-Chas. F lett, l.46S; J. J. Huston, I,64e.
Murphy. r, ii5S. . Dcmocratic % M township T.: trus: IS
tees-John H: Moore. i..!O;. Finly stafford,
l.43: Robert Fulton, l.a4s; Republican, Peter
iisle,p is;s. township clerkNWm. LAWN. D.,
nger-Geo. Miller. B., 1912; WIN. II. smith, T.,
It, ss% Gons'"R?ssD e. ssi s4s R Nr'tsr j. s. asie, R
r., 1,455; David Fackler, r., LIE. The
Republicans also elected cnunclmen BY ma
Fifth Wari, ar VIM. .Christman, 8; seventh vent h Ward,
NJ. l.. Redman, IL: Eighth Ward, Carl Norpell,
81. The Democrats elect councilmen by ma
Harber, il; Third Ward, Henry Baker, 70;
Fourth Ward. Geo. ID. Grasser, 20; Sixth
Ward, p. s, Phillips, Z. The following assess.
ton, Dem: Second Ward, Addison Powell,
Rep; THIRD Ward, w. NJ. Stazel, Dem: Fourth
Ward, c. Evans. Dem; Fifth Ward. Geo Meis
Ward, M. Harrison, Rep.
OTTAWA, April 6.-The election passed OF
quietly. and = large vote was polled on the
their city ticket by an average majority OF
90, and their school board ticket by II major
ity, and their township ticket by $50 majority
heavy Democratic gains.
OXFORD; q, April 6-The following were
elected: b. b. Davis, mayor, H.; II. l.. kyler
marshal, r.; 8. G. Richey. treasurer, H.; 8. d
Cone, r.. J: B; Porter, R., W. A. Loguet r.
board; Prof. A. BeauEureau, r., WIN. Hewitt
r., VIM. Tucker, R., and Richard Burns (col
osed) r. memsers s,,s Of council iI. In the town
Mrer; James Kennedy, r., assessor; Charles
Wright. r.. clerk: oscar Stout. r., VIM. Wal
lace, H., VIM. j. Finch, d., township trustees
the first since the redlst ricting. and bron. h
| out large vote. The successful candidates
| for council were: First Ward, Henr Flesh
and Walt r Lacey; Fourth, +. n. Aspinaiit.
Fifth, J. W. Nigh and Edward Roegner; Sixth
Ed N. Wilbee. Watcr-works trustee. Leopold
director. Chas. A. Wood; school board. 7. j
| Wiley and John w. Daniels. Township Irns
teee-D. c. Statler, Joe Defrees and Cath
Zollinner. Council is Republican by eight tc
four. Butve little politics entered inte
the result.
PORTSMOUTH. April 5.-The only contest
here to-day was the water-works and ce Q
terry trustees. One Democrat and one
Republican. were elected by small majori
| ties on O light vote The Democrats indorseG
| the other Republican nominees.
RAvENNA, April 5.-,The entire Republican
from 70 on trustee to iSS on counciimen.
| sANpUsKY. O.. April il5-Republican carried
fy ~ Of s"'
spRIN0rEED, o., April 5.-The spring elec
tion passed on quietly here. with light vote
except in the Fourth Ward, where there wal
heavy as in general elections. The Demo
Gratis made heavy gains. and the Citizens
Fusion ticket poIled heavy vote. and sew
| arai candidates on 1t were elected. At thi,
publican township ticket pulled through Of
not The returns are doubtful. and 1t is pos
/ sible that the Citizens township ticket may
be elected. The Republicans elected only
one councilman out of ten voted r. Two
of the Fusion candidates elected, Crumle,
and Hanika, were formerly Republicans.
STEUBENvILLE, April 5.--The municipa
election passed OF quietly to-day, and result
ed In the election of the entire Republican
publicans had no opposition. The vote wa
the lightest polled in years, and little or nj
interest was taken in the contest.
TIFFIN, O., April5-The Democracy of Tiff
met waterloo today. Out Of fiye council % sh
Democrats two, leaving the council fou
| Republicans and Six Democrats. Scudde
Chamberlain, Republican, is elected stree
commissioner. The Democrats elect Z. Il
Connolly and Nicholas HALEY, ward assess
| Ors. In the township the Republicans hav'
VIM. Derr, trustee: Win. Hyter: assessor. ant
T. K: Lewis. constable. % and ,,l the Democrat
bert Beilharz, treasurer; Chas. A. Goetz
| clerk, and James Leonard constable. JOna
| H. Hershberger, Democrat, and Chas. j. YinR
ling. Republican, are elected members of thu
| school board.
TIYrIN, O., April Gin Scipio, strongl!
Republican township, the Democracts elec
one constable.
.ToLEpo, O., April s..,The entire Republican
snd esss Of the pesoe Repas
ballot in the city council.
URBANA, April 8.-The Republicans carrie,
the dsy-reelectedC H. Ganson mayor; A. !