The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
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MAssILLoN, April 4,
1--WE have met the enemy and We are
the'r'n.N The Republicans swept the city
yesterday eleeting their candidate for
mayor by over 40Omaiorlty aud nearly the
whole Of the ticket, the Democrats saving
only the two oouneilmen and assessor In
the Fourth ward, and tho township trua'
toe, There's no use crying over spiltmlllt,
though there ID some times little eonsol'
alton In II, A long article on the emethoda
Of the Republicans Is therefore suppress
cd, II may only be mentioned that Reeds
friends, a number Of business men, raised
o purse Of $500 for his use, Half Of the
sixty Reed workers on the street were
Democrats, These business men used
their influence among their employees,
and dependents, the factories were work.
cd, campaign stories we're circulated and
the result WAS inevitable, when II 10 con-
aldered that the Democrats had little
money, but lots Of oyeroonlldence. The
following is the vote In details
For mayor-lieed, first ward, a52i
second, a37 third, l07 fourth, lAA, Brantz,
first, 40 second, lll third, g0i fourth,
M, Reeds majority Al0,
Councilman-Birst ward, John leu, 20s
Whitman, A7i second ward, Herring, g77
Graher, en- third ward, Str0bel, Bl
Betzer, a2i fourth, full term, Plnn, O0l
Seller, 22l short term, Snyder DO Volk-
more, 20s,
Assessor First ward, l., Q, Hoover, 2ss
DOnant, 2i7 second ward, Martin, 21H
Swlnth, 2i6 third ward, Merrman, 8lbi
Frantz, aDi fourth ward, lien Smith, DAl
linllaeh, 22l township, Deweeae, lOi
Richards, 1855 Rlchyllle, Moore, ~ Swl'
hart, "a,
Justices Of the peace, II, II, Folger, s., @,
Bowman, no opposition,
Trustee, Walters, First ward 2s0i Sec
ond, 2sa, Third, 1855 Fourth, "a, township,
02 Rlohyllle, 90.
Ertle, Blrat ward, ga, Second, e2l,
Third, A80l Fourth, 228, township, lOl
Rlohyllle, 0l, Erile'a majority llb,
Clerk -llemperly, First Ward, all SEQ
ond, 2sb Third, 86b, Fourth, ll6i town
ship, 100, Rlchyille, 40,
Hook, First ward, 2l0j Second, 225i
Third, A22i Fourth, 1851 township, 1901
Rlehyllle, %, Hemporly'a majority, 0s,
For Board Of Eduoatlon-T, g, Miller
and Henry Huler were elected by large
maJorltiea,
Mrs, Potter Berrar and daughter Tlllle
went 70 Cleveland yesterday
The Daughters Of Veterans will give q
handkerchief social at the home OF Miss
Ella jonea, corner Charles and Mualng.
um streets, on Friday evening, April II.
Frank Smith, John Il. Wilson and Rank
Hoffman Of the Duobor Works, Canton,
came over yesterday with tho intention
OF "oleanlnR out the town. and conae-
quently there was little tuaale between
them and Jack Shaiicrt and sherman
Cochran OF this city at the Hotel Conrad
yesterday afternoon. They were taken
before the mayor and fined " and costs,
Mr., and Mrs. Il, l., Arnold win give u
progressive euchre party at their real'
donce on East fremont street Thursday
evening.
Rev. Shelter went 10 Cleveland yeatcr
day 10 see q friend who IN dangerously III.
Tho following was Saturdays gun club
shoot; Reed a., Luiz 40, McLain88, Clutz
"A, Hunt ~, Fifty birds were shot at, and
Capt. Cluiz breaking the most birds, ho
gets his birds free for the next shoot
Thoro was sort Of hnlf.hoartod sup
port OF the 76.foot distance law nt tile
polls yesterday, with the result that the
candidates and oloctlonoercra who had
the most "galln tranagrcssed the law with
impunity.
Work done by hochldron Of the Evan.
gollcal ST. Johns Industrial School will
be on exhibition Friday, April II, In their
schoolrOoms In rear Of the church, from
u, IN. 10 D p, IN, A cordial invitation ~
extended 10 all. Tho childron'a roccp.
ton and last day Of the industrial school
VIII bo Saturday. April H.