The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-15
Republicans lost one trustee and gained
township treasurer

Al
ersuson; eisnee Sa5a T TSs
ship. The Republicans elect their sir entire sH
oSwnsnlp ticket, with the possible exception
LovELAND, O., April 5.-The election passed
fight in both the townships and corporation.
Ine Ioliowing were elected in the corpora,
SisSop as ~ PRKp ass a. Sa.
si0nerNHenfy Martin, ID Sealer Of Weights
Tas victory for the citizens ticket over the
Democratic tibket.e DIR. j. N. Criley was
eiefted member 6f the board 6f education
OF Loveland, special school board.
uismi uhovr5ASD, land O. Aptal sIThe fuil returns II
cratic ticket elected. The Following Is ths
sss s Catch, Rs sss P acG%ire aaceh1Te
4l6; II. =. 1. Wheeler, D.. 60; J: G. Armstrong.
soth, D., 457; & B. oueal r., 351. treasurer :
ss7 Constable George Smith, D., % 80: r. T. +.
Ringer D., zs; W. W. Pelton, r.. Sss. Th The
maJorities are as follows: Trustees-H- L.
Wheeler, for three years, 81; j. G: Armstrong,
10. Clerk-M. Il. soth, los. TreasurerSJ. q.
speidael, 9s; GonstabIs-R T. Martin, 81.
MARION, April 5.-1he Democrats of Marion
elect their entire ticket with th6 exception o{
city and township treasurer, one cotincilmsfi
mayor and Head Of the ticket. Was eIected iSr ~
| 226 majority.
M1AM1sBuRa, April 6-For the hist time for
years the Demoerats elected their entire city
OF the Nesos. was elected mayor.
| MDDLETowN, ONO. April 8.-General
Scratch" had control of the voters at the
| polls here yesterday, and Is q result a CON-
vote osss 30 II .sets sS
were w t scratched, @ and it S1nseausn6s inish
this mornns Thos soi War un ~ saa SclSGs
candidate for mayor, made a splendid fight;
| but was defeated BY ex-mayor r. d. Booth BY
beat his Democratic opponent, Mr. Gus Weis-
brodt, by majority OF 102 votes. John Graft
the first Republican marshal of the town
since 1859, was elected over R. d. Hendrick-
son by 21 votes.
MORROW, April 6.-The entire Republican
corporation ticket was defeated here to-day.
Werner Opes; council, David Hindman, NJ. NJ.
6Isg dIesSe. lanes = Delaney and William HsTmog. .
iins; i 1srsSsi, s T. David Reif ifa'ufer' pan'ei COZ
M6uNr VERNON, April k-The election id
this Republican stronghold passed 81 quiet
y, q full vote not being cast by reas6n Of
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., 1919 and NJ.
p. Smith. R., 400 for mayor. Board of e6u-
SSationaChss SatS Folstt isss; J. Hpston 5s4s
tees John H; Moore, Islo; Finley st stssord,
MSrphs 1Ge is ff'cn Side sss T. pssss Sss
Isle, l.272 Township clerk-Wm. LAWN. IT,,
LESS; Ed Vanatta, R., LIE. Township traas-
1,31s Constabies-W. d. Nutter. D. l..
$50; Sam G. Bell, D.. .1,64s: ]. p. Mitchell,
iorities as follows; First Ward, Geo Ideh, &;
Fifth Ward, VIM: :ChItstman, 5; Seventh Ward,
4 bs Eee%sn IL Eshss sseaa wsFG Sar NSrps
garber, i; Third Ward, Henry Baker, %;
ors We're eleeted! First ward john eSssss Ashss
sase bs% fS%s Fo1st
Ward, c. Evans. Dem; Fifth Ward, Geo Meis-
ter, Dem; sixth Ward, Jonas Manrath, DEM;
Ward. NJ Harrison, Rep.
OTTAWA, April 5.--The election passed OF
quietly, and q large vote was polled on the
corporation sP ii ticket The Democrats elected
ss, and their school board ticket By XYs major. II
ity, and their township ticket by $50 majority
heavy Democratic gains
,OxFoRp. O., April s-The following were
aspssa s1ee.sa Psy5s 3 R.Psgy msyqr Kge5
Gone, R., j. B. Porter, R., W. A. Logue, r.,
a P Prof A. Re- w1 q. Hs%is
R., VIM. Tucker, R., and Richard Burns (coE
ored), r., members of council. In the town.
urer; James Kennedy, R., assessor; Charles
Wright. R., clerk; Oscar Stout R., VIM. Wal.
lace, R., VIM. j. Finch, D., township trustees.
.PIQUA, O., April 5-The election to-day was
out large vote. The successful candidates
for council were: First Ward, Henry Flesh;
Second, Abram Christ; Third, Harry Fleming
Fifth, ]. W Nigh and Edward Roegner; sixth,
Ed M Wilbee. Water-works trustee, Leopold
director I GSa~s ~ a. WOOD; s. SCHOOL R board. GdmS!e n
Wiley and John W. Daniels. Township trus-
tees-D. c. Statler, Joe Defrees and j. 4. Cath
cart; clerk, r. F. LeveringS treasurer, Sam
Zollinger. Council is Republican by eight to
four. Butvery little politics entered into
the result.
PORTSMOUTH. April 5,-The only contest
terry trustees. One Democrat and one
Republican, were elected by small majori.
ties on a light vote. The Democrats indorsed
the other Republican nominees.
RAvENNA, April 5-The entire Republican
ticket was elected by majorities ranging
from 25 on trustee to 1Ss on councilpaen.
,SANDusKY, O.. April 5.-Republicans carried
over the vote for Governor of SIS.
SPRINGFIELD, O., April 5-The spring cleo
ton passed off quietly here, with light vote,
u.
much excitement, and where the vote was as
heavy as in general elections The Demo.
Gratis made heavy gains, and the Citizens
eral candidates on it were elected. At this
hour it is impossible to say whether the Re
publican township ticket pulled through or
sible that the Citizens township ticket may
be elected. The Republicans elected only
one councilman out Of ten voted for. Two
and Hanika, were formerly Republicans.
sTEuBENv1LLE, April 5-The municipal
election passed off quietly to-day, and result
ticket. In four wards out out Of the six the Re-
gublicans had no opposition. The vote was
fne Reed IN IN snd little or no
TIFFIN, O., April5.-The Democracy of Tifin
met a Waterloo to-day. Out of five council
mon the Republicans elected three and the
commissioner. The Democrats elect P. b.
Connolly and Nicholas HALEY, ward assess
ors. In the township the Republicans have
VIM. Derr. trustee; VIM. Hyter, assessor, and
Jeremiah Rex and Peter Miller, trustees; Al.
bert Beilharz, treasurer; Chas. A Goetz,
H. Hershberger, Democrat, and Chas. ]. Ying-
ling, Republican, are elected members of the
school board.
TIEE5s, O., April s.-In seipio, a strongly
the three-year trustee, clerk, treasurer and
one constable.
TOLEDO, o., April 6.-The entire Republican
city ticket was elected, except water-worke
trustee and one justice of the peace. Repub-
licans have majority of three on Joint
ballot in the city council.
URBANA, April 8.-The Republicans carried
the day-reelectedC C. H. Ganson mayor; A. F.
Vance, cemetery director; Richard s. Pearoe
and John H. Stone members of the school
board: Erskine Bemis and John Anderson
Republican councilman, and ]. G. Curley,
Democratic member: j. j. Mumper, three,
year term as trustee; Emory Hedges two
years, and Edward Hill one year. .-,s
VAN VERT, O., April 5.-Republicans elect
James o. Browder mayor by 248 majority, Q
Republican gain of 196 over two years ago.
councilman.
WARREN, April 5.-Not more than half q
vote was polled to-day in the election of city
officials. The Republicans carried the First
and Third Wards, but for the first time in the
history of the Republican party here it was