The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-29


in the interest of Russell Il Co. ....
G. c. Miller moved his jewelry store
to Dielhenn's clothing store today.
Miss Mamie Windram, of North
Bloomfield, is the guest of Mrs, S. NJ.
Knapp. o....,.. eua
T w. II. Humberger has announced
himself as a candidate for reelection
to the school board.
The Grocers Protective Association
held meeting last night and a num-
Der of other retail dealers were taken
in as members of the order.
Mrs. Lloyd complained this morning
to the Mayor that strange colored
man tried to entice her little son away
The police are investigating the matter
: President Mcbride, of the Ohio Min
ers' Association, returned last evening
from Turner'S station, near Canal
Dover, where he ordered a strike of the
men employed in J. X. Turner's mines
for the reason that the.proprietors were
not paying within seven cents per ton
of the ruling price in the district, and
would not agree to pay the regulation
figure.
Albrecht KessIer (Matches) was ar.
rested this morning for assault and
battery committed upon one George
Miller. Millerlast night insisted upon
Kessler giving him a new hat which
Kessler had taken from Miller, when
Kessler hit him on the head with a
beer glass cutting cash four inches
long. Kessler will have a hearing this
morning. ..
. It rI'", THE PRIMARIES. ..
Saturday afternoon was the time
designated for the holding of both the
Democratic and Republican primaries.
The Democratic primary passed off
very quietly as there was only opposi.
tion for Township Trustee, Councils
man in Fourth ward, and Assessor in
the Second ward. But little interest
was taken, 409 votes being cast, which
is a very light one.
For Township Trustee--A. CroIe,
119; Geo. Schaffert, 274. .-r
Council in Fourth Ward--Thomas
VolkmOr, SO; Amilius Boerngen, az.
For Assessor in Second Ward-Geo.
V. Ess, 80; John Spuhler, 2S.
The ticket presented to the public by
the Democratic party is a strong one,
each and every candidate being well
known by the citizens of Massillon.
The ticket is as follows:
MayOr-Josiah Frantz.
Council-1st Ward-Frank G. Sibila.
2nd-Philip Sonnhalter. 3rd-Fred.
Fetzer. 4th-Thomas VOlkmor.
Assessors-1st Ward-Frank II. Min
ich. 2nd-Geo. V. Ess. 3rd-Thomas
Mcclure. 4th-George Bullock.
TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-George Schaffert.
Clerk-H B. Sibila.
Constables-Frank Shipley, Andrew
Wilhelm.
Assessor-MasSillon Precinct--Mich-
ael Triner, Jr
Assessor-Richville Precinct-Austin
B. Camp.
Atthe Republican primary the excite
ment ran high and everyone that could
be induced to vote was taken up to the
polls, even men from other townships
cast their vote in this city. S02 votes
were cast-nearly double the usual
number. Tae judges worked until
o'clock Sunday morning and then can
not give the vote as it is not footed up
yet but the ticket which was nominated
is as follows: ... ..
MayOr-Harvey Seaman, who had a
majority of'60.
Couneil-First Ward, Charles Jarvis;
Second, Ed. Herring; Third, Samuel
Bowman; Fourth, r. A. Pinn. .,
Assessors-First Ward, F. X. FOcke
Second, George Higgenbottom; Third,
John Merriman; Fourth, Fred. Hose.
.r TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-Abel James.
Clerk-L. A. Rooms.
Treasurer-Martin Schafer.
Constables-JOhn Shearer, Geo. Can
non. .....
Assessor Massillon Precinct-Jose
Miller.
Assessor Richville Precinct-Henry
Heintzer.
The result on Congressional delega-
tion has not been counted