The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
NUMBER 80 =.
GENERALNEWs-


toVnsbip osiIsd a tbs ocs - Paob.t 1sy
Judge and secured marriage license and, -a4fo
BY this time, is no doubt married for the
sixth time. His age is 20 ssan and the,s-r-f
happy bride rejoice. in having enjoyed 90 - +,
summers-Tifhn Advertiser
John Stilley, Esq.. who resides near
OheaterYlle, Although 80 years Of age. can
a make full I'll. hand At ehopPing wood. In
team through The wilderness from Pists-4i eas
burgh to Mt. Vernon, for his uncle Johu .r
Stilley who settled On q 200 acre tract ly-
ing west Of Mt Vernon. .,e rca ~
The following is Sundusky special 10 q, 90,
the Cincinnati Gazette; ''NeW develop ...,.
nents are constantly increasing. The
comPAny's books are filed with faIBe en- 90
trles. The embezzlemenls range fromzten
70 thousands. The total IL sstimatsd atur
400, 900. The report that Sloane's sup-l q cd
posed bride u in Buffalo Is disbeliev6dn n
The company believe that Sloane a. ia sl1
Canada. Bis supposed wife is thought to-.sa1
De Fith NM s-al onI cdr
Referring to the mean opposition made asr
By certain presses TO granting Genoral sgsd
Fitz John Porter ars-hsaring. the Oincin-.
natl Commercial SAYS: I'VE believe Fitzr-o
John Porter was 3 good officer, and that
injustice was done him, and that II he had
new trial, the testimony would sustain aii
that. conclusiOn."a The same paper OF sl5nfIs
previous date, frankly declares that Por-, ban
ter was 3 victim Of Secretary Stanton ---...r \
whom the latter sacrificed IN order to crush
Mcclellan.
at the municipal election in Frederick
City, Md. on Monday. the Democrats 10 -
carried the Mayor and eight Of the fifteen iaicq
members Of the Council. Three years ago siot-
the Republicans elected their Mayor By y
/ nearly two hundred majority.
an. P. Trist, formerly Of Philladslphia,
chief clerk IN the Office ofthe Secretary of
Of State under Marcy, during the Polk ~
Administration, negotiator Of the Treaty.c cai
Of Gnsdaloupe Hidalgo, and sinos theRar sli
Postmaster at Alexandra, Va. died few 80,
days ago aged seventy -four years Mr..
lrist was q much esteemed and highly ~
trusted friend of Mr.. Jefferson, and married, 81
his fAvorite grand daughter.
Sad is the story Of Henry E. Bowers.
/ New Haven youth who fell In love with a "a
an Indianapolis belle at school in New gi,f
Haven. She went home and aeorrsspon- Ia
dence and then an engagement followed
dnt few. days ego he and & party Of
friends went TO Indianapolis in ! palace ,i.sz
car chartered for the purpose, with lots Of
presents for the wedding, but when he got
there the girl refused 10 haEe him. mr.
District Attorney Brittonhof Brooklyn nor3
has been removed from Office bV Gov. DIX. 90
Mr.. Britton has been engaged for about.
two years IN trying 70 lmprison newspa-
per editors. because they exposed various isb
and sundFy schemes Of Ring vihauy. frherl u
newspaper editors are free from impEisoH-s si
ment and can look honest men sqnarely in
the face, while Mr.. Britton Is on the high -''-'
road to the penitentiary for acting in con-
cert with Ring thieves. The lesson is an .
destructive one, and may be studied profsrgd
itably, .o-') - .rl'gr .-oFI 30 = sse,,
Dr. J. D. OConnor, Member of the Con- h,
stitutional Convention from Seneca COM,
ty, died at Cincinnati, Saturday evening -.
Feb, 2lst. He was an able member ofthe
Convention and one of the soundsst naen -
of his county. He had suffered for yearsoID
with consumption, Of which disease be died.
When the jury was complete in the trial
Of Frank Carlton for the murder of Wm.
Lewis it was discovered that woman,
who Was an important witness, was mis-2To
sing. The time which was aaked for hun .il
ting her mp was refused and the case was
continued to the May term Carlton was
admitted to bail in the sum Of S, 600 IN
At Wapakoneta q wealthy nan named rod
Peter Hardy, lately refused his daught6r alE
money. to buy necessary clothing. The
giTl had always been kept at hard work
and did not even know how TO write. She
got q companion to write an order for $751;
and sign her fathers name to it. With
this she obtainSd 7tho clothing. but when
arrested and seemed 70 take pleasure IN
teatiiying against her. he refused TO Sign o
the bail bond and the girl was sent 10 jail9oO
to await trial. The Kenton Democrat cd
challenges the State to produce . meanerl
man n than thiss We pass; be don't hysinsd
R1zh R. Sloane the ex-Prssident Of the -
Cincinnati; SanduskY & CleYaland Rail---
road Was arrested lately. for embezzle---I
ment. It was claimed that he had appro--,,
priated 10 his own use over $4,000, Of
that company's money! Lewis Moss and
John McKelvyl became his bondsmen in -
the sum of SO, 900. he did net appear i,
at his preliminary examination nor has he,
been heard of up TO the present time. His5t
bendsmen have attached his private prop -
erty. It is also rumored that he Was mar,r-
ried on the Saturday evening before his
arrest, TO Miss Nellie Hall. Of Elyria.s Her -
family deny the, charge. Civil suits for
$50, 600 have also been commenced against
him. He is isTeported in Canada. f,95s .ef-s
4 It seems the Republican party ofFoledo
is badly demoralfzed-about as It is ID
Washington. The German ring which
long controlled the county was broken
when the rotten bank Of KRAUs 4 SIXTH
went up the spout And now there isa4a
row about DoNEELLY. DoNHzLLY was
the old Sheriff, and last fall ne was muster
ed out. 1t became necessary 10 have him
ia political harness, and Mr.. McMAKIM,
the nice old gentleman who managed the
Post-ofice, has been squeezed out 10 give
him place. The appointment Of DoN--5
NELLY has raised big row among the 70
good Republicans, and there Is . prospect
that Lucas County viii be lost TO the Rep
publican column. }A, g tE,-9 las
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