The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-08-12

Judicial-0. L. Slentz. John G. Welty,
VIM. Miller.
Central ommitteeman-Mart. Steers.
THIRD WARD.
County-A. D. Coldren, Anton Schwert-
ner, E / HsIdenstein, VIM. McCBmmOn,
Joseph Mist, Daniel Paar, August each
atte.
Congressional James Bender, Henry
VOglegesang, Edward Dsnnemiller.
Judicisl-Henry Weber, F. j. SchWalm,
Henry Zigler.
Central COmmitteeman-A, A. Moss.
FOURTH WARD.
County-JacOb Weber, Charles Rae
del, G. Eicher, A. Frymark John Alley.
Judicial-E Sanders, John Eicher.
CongresslOnal-Gu STAY GsssWein, Will
liam Archinsl.
Central COmmItteeman-Ed G. Smith.
FIFTH WARD.
County-Lewis Ley, James Barry,
Louis 0hliger, Frank Lindeman, Charles
Werner.
Congressional, A. McGregor, johnson
Sherrick, Lous LOichot, Jr.
Judicial-Charles Frazer, R. A. Dun
bar, Charlest Mist.
Central COmmitteeman-.James Willis.
SIXTH WARD.
COunty-August Birchheld, Lon. Kill
lian, Andrew PaTr, Edward ShiVely.
ngresslOnal-Henry. Elmer, Alez.
HOwens,,ne.
Judlcial-Wm. VOlzaF.
Central Committeemsn-Wm. Fi.z.
gerald, T. j. MalOy-s tie vote.
SEVENTH WARD
County-Fred Lied, Louis DumOnt,
Edward PierO, Alexander MargO, Alfred
NJ. True,
CongressiOnal-Paul Field, Louis Du
mont. e.
Judicial-Fred. Ricksecker, John
SpOns9ller.
son Central COmmitteemap-LQli Qlis Rigler.
-7r.. CANTON TOWNSHIP. -,r
COunty-Joseph Frey, John Weckman,
August Sucker, Henry jolly, Fred Vie.
lsndt, Joseph Miller, and tie between
Henry DeckaTd and Chas. SarVey.
i. Congressional - JOhn Yeung, Adam
Phillips, Joseph Deville, Abraham SDOn-
seller.
JudiclsI-Henry Haubert, John Stuck
or, David Smith, Martin Bechtel.
Central Committeeman--GeO. W. Old.
field.
MAssILLoN.
At the Democratic primary election
Saturday, to elect delegates to the differ
ent conventions, very small vote was
cast. In the city and township not
more than $50 votes we're cast. Follow
ing are the delegates elected. First
ward, County and Judicial-Herman
Marks, Charles Young. Thomas Mcclure,
Fred Ertle. Second ward County and
Judiclal-MichaeI Bar, Andrew DRngel-
eisen, William Wagner, Joseph Grass.
Congressional ". A. Wade, Anton CrOne;
Central Comm 'tteeman, Geo. v E5s, Jr ;
Third Ward County--Godfrey Mausz,
Louis Limhscb, Joseph Schneider, Josiah
Clutz. HenTy Gribb'e, L. Wagner; ia
diCisl-Mathias ErIle, j. Clutz, s. s.
Ggudg; congreasional--John Mcbride,
L. G. Cole, Louis Limbaoh; Central Com
Ward, County-C. K, Miller, G, BOlinger,
Harmon Shaiduagle, L. W. else; Judic-
ial-FTank CrOne, B. KeltereT; Con
gressl0nal--L,. W. Gise, @. BOlinger;
Central ODmitteemsD-C, K, Miller.
II PERRY TOWNSHIP.
COunty--M. Triner, Jr, G. Hammer.
COngressional-A. Smith, A. Hammer
smith. Central cOmmitteeman-Aton
20 Smith.
LfAlNdION IOW NShlf'
The Democratic primary for the selec-
tiOn of delegates to the various conVen-
tiOns took place Saturday afternoon. A
small vote was polled and little interest
taken. Following are the delegates
elected In South Alliance precinct:
County Geo. Cannon, NJ Condor, P.
Bennett, Geo. Ickes, VIM. Reynolds.
J1diclal-H. Laughlin, VIM Ewing, JnO.
WhnaIar OnnuracctdnoI- w Fan
teen, B. +. WeybTeoht, j. V. Lewis.
LAWRENCE PRECINCT.
County-William Brenner.
COngTessi0nal-Jcb Heney.
Central COmmitteeman-Wm Boyd.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Returns of the Republican primary
election are quite incomplete this after.
with any degree Of certainty the ticket
nominated. Returns from Canton city
and township, Pike township, Wilmot
precinct and North Lawrence precinct
give the following totals:
For Sheriff-Richard B. Crawford, 1854;
Ignatius Malline, 100 This indicates
the undOubted omination of Crawford.
For AuditOr-William Britt0n, 643;
John N. Ramsey, 337. This gives Brit
ton good prospects for the nomination.
For County Commissioner, Archibald
Hanna, 1914; Henry Shsfer, 81; Hugh d
Brown, 2l1; David Riley, 229; Cyrus
collars, 902. This places collars in the
lead.
For Coroner-John q. Openhelmer
416; George B. Cock, 1854; Alfred Pierce,
92; he race between Openheimer and
Cock will be close.
Following candidates had no Opposi-
tiOn:
Clerk Of Courts--Philo P Bush.
Infirmafy Director-T. 4. Arnold.
SurveyOr-Reuben z. Wise.
At the Republican primary election In
Massillon, which was but few steps
from where the Democratic primary was
In progress, quite heavy vote cast and
lively time had, as several candidates
were from this city and township. There
was only one ballot box and 489 votes
were cast, resulting as follows: Sheriff
r. B. Crawford 1853; l. G. Malline 10;
AuditOr-Willilm Britton 1888. John
Ramsey 81; County Commissioner-H
Z Hanna 1870, Henry Shaffer "a; Hugh
?. Brown 40. David Riley 80. Cyrus Zol