The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-03
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nTAssIILoN CoRREsPoNpENCE.

The Court of Common Pleas is still in session.
The reporter for the Rep. and Rep. says: The
mills OF Justice grind slowly" True-but do
they grind exceedingly small?
Good for Marshal Seaman. He has given no.
tiee to the boys that fire crackers and ether ex-
plosives cannot be fred off on the streets of
this city on Friday the 4th-
The rainy weather is good for mill races, not
MaSsiilon race track is institution that brings
many strangers to the city, and horse talk is
abundant. Selling Of pools on Tuesday night at
auction drew 8 large crowd.
The rain storm Of Wednesday morning was
grand. Heavens artillery roared magnifcently
just as nights candle was burn't out and jocund
day stood tip-toe on the misty mountain top"
and the rain fell in torrents. We hope to hear
no more croaking because of dry weather.
Hon. Anson Pease. of the Constitutional Con-
yention will please accept the thanks of the
Massillon correspondent of the DEMecRAf for q
copy ofOhio Laws, vol T0-ls7S, and Fred Blank
ner, ESQ.,, Sd Asst. Sergeant-at Arms of the Con-
vention, will accept our thanks for several pack
ages of Convention documents. Fred never for
gets anybody. So We ought to say OF Hon. j. A.
Amber, late NJ C. for several documents, among
which are the acts ef Congress for the last ses-
July 1st 1873. Goodbye tree papers, and let
Mr. Frost, late editor of the Independent has
been spending week here with his many
The constitutional Convention has adjourned
until the eth inst, which gives to the members
the privilege of living at home to attend to bust
ness.
The case of Laura Francis Wilson against
Charles Holiday, We learn Is settled at the point
As we write at 10 O'Clock 2. m. Wednesday, a
heavy rain is falling and gives promise Of CON
tinuing. The last four years have been singu-
larly free from the early and the latter rain"
Why is not the southern track of Main Street
bridge repaired? 1t is the 70 otway for all Pc
destrians and ought to be passRble.
The weekly report of the proceedings of the
City Council shows that that body has cOnsidera-
BILE bu siness hand.
The Cincinnati Gazette notices the hning of a
boy and the cOnhscation OF his gun for shooting
small birds. We know some boys in this city
who ought to be dealt with in the same way.
The report of the Judiciary committee of the
Constitutional Convention provides for the cleo
tion OF Justices of the Peace for four years and
when g. vacancy occurs TO be filled by appoint
ment until the next election when the unsxpir-
ed tenn shall be filed by election This iu-
CT eases the appointing power of the Governor,
but will be found to work well.
Boatmen tell US that business is dull on the
canal, for the reason that TOO many are IN the
business.
Taxation for municipal purposes in this city
had airing last night before the city couEciI
pose TO give the report of what WAS done.
Myers Millison's establishment on Z RE, and
extending to Mill street on the east is one of
the best establishments in the city in the gener-
al business of wagon making. Their work is ap-
proved wherever tried.
Improvements AT theAmerican Hotel are being
made under the direction of Co. Madison, the
owner OF the premises. When completed these
VIII make IL one OF the most commodious hotels
IN Ohio or anywhere else.