The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-07-24
RUMPUS In
- ] JEFFERSON
Over the Appointment of Demo.
cratic Election Supervisors.
TWO CHAIRMEN ARE WRITING
To Secretary Of State Kinney, Each An
nouncing He's the Onliest
Chairman In That
From q stan Correspondent.

From STAR Correspondent.
Columbus, July 21.-On Monday,
Secretary Of State Kinney will make
known the list of deputy election
supervisors for each county in the
state. There are two deputies of op-
posite politics to be appointed for
each county. These appointments are
made in consonance with the wishes
of the county central committees. Mr.
Kinney informed me that he has not
received any recommendations with
regard to the appointment of deputy
supervisors for Stark and Columbiana
counties from the respective central
committees of these counties; but he
has a letter from a politician Of Co
lumbiana in which the matter Is refer
red to insofar as that county is con-
cerned. There Is a nice rumpus on
over in, Jefferson, which the secretary
of state will be called upon to
ajudicate. Two letters have been re-
ceived at the Office, purporting to come
from the Democratic central commit
tee of that county, urging the APP
pOintment of two different individuals
for the position of deputy election
supervisor. The communications come
from different sources and in each case
the impression Is given that the writer
is the chairman of the committee. Mr..
Kinney is looking into the situation and
he expects to know the real status by
Monday.
McFADDEN RESIGNS.
An apparently well-authenticated
rumor is current that Mr.. H. H. Nc
Fadden, of Steubenville, has resigned
as member of the intermediate board OF
managers Of the penitentiary. The
fact that McFadden is the Democratic
candidate for secretary Of state, it is
declared, is responsible for the resigna-
tiOn.
The latest Ohio Democrat to be NELL
toned as gubernatorial possibility is
Mayor w. E. Young, of Akron.
Henry w. Hart, of Akron, is the new
deputy fire marshal for the Fifth dis
trict, which includes Stark county. The
department will not be able to take
cognizance of fires before next month
as the work of organizing will hardly
be fully completed much before that
time.
Auditor Guilbert said today that ses.
sions of the trustees and officials of the
state hospitals will be allowed by the
state, providing that these meetings
are for purely business purposes. The
claim has been made that these gather.
ings at times have partaken Of the
| character Of an outing. all at the ex.
pense Of the state, and not always fol
the discussion Of dietary questions
The last meeting was held at the Mas.
| sillon hospital, and then It was believ.
ed that would end the sessions, 6
provision of the appropriation law pas
sed by the last legislature being in,
teruFetated to mean as much, but II
reaiity Its purport is to cut off un
necessary expenses.
WILHELM CALLS ON DICK.
| Senator Wilhelm called on Chairman
Dick, Friday. and gave him the politi
cal horoscope Of Stark county.
At the meeting of the board of man
ayers Of the Mansfield reformatory
Friday, Frank Sailer and Philip Lotha
mer, Of Stark county, were placed OF
parole. Thomas Furnival, an Eas
Liverpool lad, who has reportet
regularly for six months, was release,
from the conditions Of his parole.
The Bridgeport & Cadiz Interurba,
Railway company. with headquarter
at Bridgeport, was incorporated Frida,
with capital stock Of $4,000.
Addison Duke, a short term prison
er from Columbiana county. will b
released from the penitentiary mex
Tuesday. GEORGE T. BLAKE.