The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-19
LoUIsvILLE Observation-Disclosures

$1,000 OO&E O4lO66A6
Our council appointed a night watch
man. on. Monday evening. Cause-tOO
many tramps. -"el-s-I .
Anayqr, Gerk and marshal sna f5al
membatst6fkh The eounsn are u baeleeedat
our next municipal election. The street
commissioner will beLappOintsdLbythe
council, ~ u4gmHT
Poor Buslness.-We are informed that
a certain young nan has been teaching
several terms OF school In eneighboring
township, drsFlng his pay therefor forg9
year past witheqt be1Hgin ppss$sio4 q
q genahae ceI66cate from outathOol Jex-
aminers The thing" leaked out some
time ago, and the NICE young man has been
~disg9Fglng back the pay he had received
for fear of'Worse Consequences. tuti'l
Two tramgs, Yh9 gave their nanss as
William White and Lawrence Russell,
came TO u village on on Friday afternoon
and partook Of the hospitality of our citi-
zens On Saturday morning. as D. N.
SIussa one Of Qua dry goods merchants,
entered his store, he saw that thieves had
been at work with his clothing, jewelry
and loose change, and in place thereof the
fellows had left him their 'old buds /" II
was. discovered who the robbers were, but
in what direction 10 hunt them was the
qpery.f a. fyoung man hearing of the
occurrence, said he had seen two fellows
that morning about five miles nerth Of
town who favored the description given
Thereupoa souE marshal, with four gyouhg
men. started for the chase and caught The
%lRds" with their new suits, on, ieWelry,
etc, at1abont Two maes fFon NeSs5Balti,
MORE. They were brOughtb back to Louis
vile amid the shouts and hurrahs oil
crpwdsofour citizens, 9saoout four O'Clock
p. m. on Saturday. they ThAdl@hearing
before the Justice and plead guilty of the
charge. No one being found willing to
bail them, they were sent to board with
Baxlertp await their trial at court. Tue
value of The goods stolen as swbrh 'te by
Mr.. Sluss, amounted TO over eighty-three
dollars. - -ntt.su
The Crusade in .Lopisville.-Severa
| temperance mestingslhAYe beeh held dqf1
ing the two weeks past in the Reformed
and U. B. Churches in q village. Or
| Thursday of last week all q saloon keep,
| ers were visited by Rev. Leberman, of the
Reformed church. andFothers, and asked
to surrender aAeondSttohaLlY Neare IN
formed that they all agreed 30 to do, ex-
cept eue.g They. were ACKNOWLEDGMENT
not surrender, shells would bethrewn into
their Qualifications in the shape of prosecu.
tiohs, which appeared true enough, as SIX
minors had already been s1bpensed before
tthe grand Jury rthat purposes TItseemsc
| that our saloon men had been s~everally
struck by a thunder-bolt-s sudden wa
1 The crash and ~surrenders. For anything
/ s~iulilar, the readeIis respectfully referred
to the campaign Of Napoleon the Greai
against Prussia in s1Sp6+8EI This o.
course causes a good deal Of animosity and
bad feelIing1y0ur German and French
leitIzens say they see nc harm in a glass Of
beer or Winen and that there is a vast diff
| ferencebstWeen temperance and teetOtdEiSnI
/ which Is very true. If all men would fol
Flow tia iniunctions0f-Sk- rand&use
the things OF this world so as not TO abuse
them" we s11b6ssIthsfe Bd&dabe nome.
cessity for these excitements. That fAmi-
lies in our midst through intemPer-
ate husbands and fathers EGalGs4 too true
iFhat a. portion Of our saloons haVeSbee
I kent orderly, and that another portion wele
mere holes no onel VIII deny Time vii
tell ihow lasting this affair will be in Lou.
~isville. May right and justice preEaik ,