The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
OHIO ELEoTloNe.
nenors About Evenly Divided netwaen The
Two Great raIllns,

Two Great Parties,
ClNonHATi, April e,--The interest In
yesterdays election was OOcasOned by
ilie reform movement led by Daniel
Stone 10 strictly enforce the law regard,
ing the sale Of bcNr 0n Sunday, ThnG0n
test resulted Ia tho election 0f q mixed
tipkpt, -four Republicans and four Dom
0cGta, MOaby, Republican fNr mayor.
has plurality Of about 300. Nqyos fol
judge 0f tho superior court HOltnan
for city solicitor and Rieeler fof lreAs
urer, were elected Tho Democrats who
won were Stevens, for comptroller Elm'
st0n, for police Iudgol COrooWn, foI
prosecuting attorney, and llocker, foi
iniirmhry director Stone, tho citizens
candidate for mayor, received about
T4OO votes,
NANRsplLLE, April 9,-Mayor Coprade
(DhmoeraD was reelected to-day bysa
majority Of about e7B, Tho council
Htandal le Democrats, y Republicans,
Tic school hoard iR Democratic, and
with tho exception OF Lindsey for Gem
etery trustee, tho whole Democratic ticket
waa elected by fair majorltea
COLUMBUS, O., April e,-The city cleo
tlon passed df worry quietly and q fah
vote was polled Biuok (D6m) wai
reelected mayor by 1880 naiorltyl Po'
lice Commissioner KaFb, b2i majority.
Street Commissioner lakln, 1895 Solicitor
Jones, el8 The Republicans secured
trustee OF water works, Monroe, by go
and two justices, Mcdonald and lfHtohey
by respectively 7l0 and ld
DAYTON, o. April e-Th6 ltepubll'
cans rejected John T6aaeyman Tor water
works Hul no by lbi plurality The
Democrats elected the rest Of their ticket
by mal0rlilea ranging from l0s 10 g09,
Political complexion Of council and
school board Republican,
CLEVELAND, April with tho excep
tlon Of police Iudg0and police prosecutor.
the enllre Republican Ticket aegms 10 ht
elected by small pluralitlea Gardner
defeats Farley for mayor hy about 800.
Tho election was devoid Of especial In,
tereht and tho vote was very light Hpa
cinlA from different towns and Villages
throughout tho state Indicate little
change Ia the vote, except whore local
iaauos change tho reaulHr
WARREN, ApHl e,-Th0 city election
passed of quietly, with but only On ordl
nary vote cast Some little interest cen
tered In the efforts Of the law and ordci
and temperance element, which sup
ported the Democratic candidate fol
mayor, Ills being on the Order League
tloket, lost Mr. F'Illlna q good deal Of hli
pnrty'5 support, while Smith, the Rcpub'
llcan candidate, was reelected mayor by
0dl majority
AKRON april q,-R turns from mine
out Of twelve precincts In Tho city indl
cato that William II, Millor, Democrat
and a workman In tho Buckeye mower
and reaper works, N elected mayor by
200 over l.. u, Seward the proicni I'M
oumbont, who " q Republican, The
DOmOorNta elect four CounollmOn out OF
six, Ind have three Of tho hold.ovorb, |
giving them 4 ma Aloiity In council for tht
FIRST llmo In eight years
YousGaTOwN April "a compare
tly0ly light yolo was pollcd In AL the
wards and prCcnta at tho municipal
elections held hero, William A, VII
llamg QR0publlcNnl was reelected city
marshall for the third torn, GOttllcl |
Lunloy (DomocraD was elected watoi
works trustee, dcfoatlng Edward Tmnoi
Ropubllonn) for recollection, Tho coun
oil ttanda The same ~ last year; Rcpub |
llcans o, Democrats T. Tho Republican,
have ma jorlty on tho board Of oduca
ti0n.
TWIN, April 2,-Tho election hero
resulted IN tho clocton Of tho entire
Democratic ticket In tho city and ward
contests, with the exception OF maraha
and ono councilman. Tho mayor had |
tho usual majority, Tho balance Of The
ticket waa greatly reduced, Tho Stand !
ard OH company was glyon black eye |
The proposition for tho city 10 plpo Ia !
own gus for tho use Of private consumer
was carried by an overwhelming mn
iority, ri.