The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-25
MASSILL0N MATTERS.
Hon, Ilhn MOBrlle Speaks hls Mid About
John n Williams
On His Candidacy for Mayor Mr. q, N,
Oberlin 10 bs Deputy Poptmaster--
Miscellaneous Gatherings
OF News aud Notes,


Mcbride this morning Just as he was
about leaving this city for Columbus no
made replies al fOllows TO questions:
"Wlll y0n oppose the election OF vii
lIama as Mayor OF this cltyp"
Il certainly will"
"Will you CONS out personally on cleo.
tlOn day aud work against himp"
II VIII, and spend few days before
election In the city working against
him."
Mr.. Mcbride also said that the Knights
OF Labor would ibjlre their Organiza-
li0n II they supported Willlams, know.
lug 40 they did that he was kicked ont
Of the Miners Association. MIR. Mcbride
Ia only one OF the many eitz,ns, both
Democrats and Republicans. who ex press
the same sentiment. Williams Il too
we'll known In this city to ever be elected
MAJOR
THE PosToFRlcE
Now that the appointment OF post.
master IL settled, people are wondering
Wl0 Will be hll assistants. Speaking
with Mr. @, N. 0berlln to-day on the
subject that gentleman said he had the
promise OF Mr.. III wells OF the deputy
pOstmAsterahip, Who will be the other
aatislanta cannot be stated AZ Mr.. How
ellu has not az yet volunteered any In.
formation on the subj 'ct,
The following Telegram from Senator
Plyne'a private secretary was received
by Hon. John Mcbride, Tuesday and Ia
self explanatory:
WASHINGTON, d, c., March 49,
To Hon, John Mcbride. Mas8illOn. o.:
H0wella nominated yesterday but did
not get Senator Payned indoraement.
JAMES ll0ssIcK.
BRIEF ITEMS.
"The Tourists In d Pullman Palace
Car" PLAYED here TO q fair audience
Tueld'y night.
The g. A r. Post will hold a meeting
thia eyenil x 10 take action on the death
OF Captain Isaac Uhlman.
The question proposed for discussion
by the civil Rlghpa Club next Monday
evening Ia, Resolved "rhat Gilbert N.
Porter was wrong In accepting the
Democratic nomination for Justice OF
the Peace"
During the arraignment OF Henry
Zlegler, the alleged murderer OF Reuben
Cooper, before Justice Ffmiz Tuesday
afternoon, the prisoner recognized and
spoke t0a number OF hls old associates
and acqlalntances, whom he saw In the
audience In the Justices oilice.
While John II nder was loading dray
this morning, nj II n. m, with goods
from car standing OF the side track Of
the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad, II
was struck by the engine Of The shifter,
smashing IN the Que end Of the box
aud demOlahlng the dray. The man and
horse escaped injury.
Out OF u vote Of 1850 at tho Democratic
primary election held at Warrlck q JUS
tus'a olllce Saturday, the following ticket
was nominated. Township Trusteep,
Antrtw W. Smith, Louis Zsller aud
Thomas Mcclure; township clerk, Frank
VOgt; township treasurer, no n0mina.
tlon; constables, Frank Shepley and
Andrew wilhelm; sessors-Masslllon
precinct, Michael TurDer, IT,; Richvill5
precinct Isaac Swihart; Justice OF the
peace, Gilbert N. Porter, City ticket
mayor, josiah Franz; councilmen-
First ward, Frank y. Slblla; Second,
Charles W. whitman; Third, Josiah
Cluiz; Fourth, Thomas Volkmor; aases
eors-Firqt ward, Frank Minlch; Second,
John Smlh Third, Henry Wetter;
Fourth, George Bullach.
Al the Republican primary election
held Saturday quite an amount OF In.
terest took place over tho aght for the
nomination for mayor, 6S5 votes being
cast. The following ticket was nOml.
mated; township trustees, Abel James,
Adam Metzger and Adam II. Roof; town
ship treasurer, Martin shaferj clerk,
Louis A, KooDe; Justice OF the peace, W.
s. 3. Rogers. City tlcket-Mayor
John II. Williams; councilmen-Firat
ward, Charles Jaryis; Second, II. II.
Dehler; Third, E, B. LolgNley; Fourth
y. Crawford; asseesors-First ward,
Jesse Webb; Second, John Martin; Third,
John Merriman; Fourth, u. Hose.
MAssILLoN, March 22