The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-04-05

The election passed off yesterday III
a Quiet kind of way. There was not
as large a vote polled as was polled last |
spring because there was only the Of
fee of Water Works Trustee to be |
elected on the city ticket; but as shown
bv the returns the Democrats succeed
ed in getting out their vote much better
than did the Republicans. The Young
Mems Democratic Club put in some
solid licks for the cause of Democracy,
and great deal of the victory is due
TO their exertions. The day was far
and most of the votes were cast in the
afternoon.
There was bitter fight for Council
man in the Third Ward. All other
candidates were lost sight of, and every
thing was centered on this office
Aman. the Republican candidate had
his coat off and was assisted by several
democrats. At the same time there
was a good deal of quiet work being
done for Fries. The result OF the bat
flo is that Fries comes out of the Ward
with 131 majority.
Tn the Seventh Ward there was an
other lively race for Councilman. Paul
Field was the Democratic candidate,
and he carries that Republican strong
hold AGAINST John s. Melbourne. Two
Years ago Paul was candidate for the
Office and he crowded Councilman
Schweir pretty hard, but Schweir was
elected by asmall majority. This year
MaIhourne knocked out Schweir for
the nomination, but Paul knocks out
Melbourne for the election by IA ma
jority. ..,;ao4o Gov
water Works Trustee, has 773 majority,
the largest of any man on the ticket,
hnt the maiorities of the Democratic
candidates for Council foots up to o7S'
Tront Democratic candidate for Town
ship Trustee, was remorselessly cut IN IN
the Fifth and Sixth wards, but he still
has a majority of 282. Barry, for Treas
rrer defeats his Republican opponent
by 629, and Goshorn, for Clerk, comes
nm smiling with 648 majority. Goshorn
has also the highest vote on the tlcke'
and is followed by Fred Schlagel who is
onlv four votes behind him. Webers
majority over Frank Wolf, for Consta
hlo is 458: Rebholtz over Bomberger
s16. Schlagel over Zerbe, 807. Below
will he found the full vote on all the
candidates;
CoUNC1LMEN.
Ward Joseph H. Dumoulin, u
a9o. Frank Williams, r. 1853; Chas. =
Donglass, P. %. Dumoulin's MAJ. lol
Ward VIM. Volkmann, d. 329; Il
u Uurford, r. 141; John Staoler, L
81 Volkmann's maj 1873. oo-
ward 3-Gustav A. Fries, d. 33'
coorre NJ Aman, r. 2O6; Elias Reem
snvder, p. Fries mai. l3l. o,
% Ward ALBERT Ringle, d. 29l; Oh
or p Brady, R. 100; Henry d. W.Bai
w p = Ringle's mai. 1911.
'1 ward 5-Louis A. Loichot, d. 21'
Coor1a Whitacre, r. 151; George !
TIohT, % P. 10. Loichot's maj l28,
word 6-John j. Adams, d. 25'
INV Corl, R. 176; Davis P. Hemm
rer p 81. Adams mai. 60
word Paul Field, D. 23O; John
,o,hourne, T r. 216; Henry H. Myers,
"A. Fields mai, a.
poARD OF EDUCATION.
ward Isaac Harter, full terml
oas' Geo, Ger d. Cock, (full term) H., u
800 ueo' 1h3 los, Dick, (sho
tarml n~ D., 800; Geo. H. spangler, (sh0
termI @ R., 1871; Chas. W. stamoaugn'
10 Dicks mai. lS9. o,o, n
10, ward 2--Jos. A. Bour, d, SlS; T.
po;uhold. R., 14S; Frederick u bae
sna n D Bour's maj, 176.
i0VT, Ward s-Wm. Feller, d, 1854; A. :.
We va &. III; Anton Diebold, p,
Feller's maj, 1877. r oso. T.
Robbins, R., 1852; Andrew Ault' ~
Gesswein's mai, 1o1. oo-.c,
Ward 5-.Jno. Dahinden, d. 2S0; Ct
rad shade, r., 1888 John Danner, a. L
hindens mai. AZ. d,
Ward 6-Alex. Howenstein, d., l
1Arod Cool, r., 257; George N. Webb,
word Paul Gschwend, d., 2O2;
Moses. r., 236; Lewis M. Pontius,
Is. Il; Moses maj, "a,
ASSESSORS.