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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22

Hudson, O., Aug. 16.-Nchoas Farrell young
man OF twenty, got on a freight train while
switching here and fell between two box cars,
two OF them passing over both legs. His left one
will have to be amputated. The other one can
be saved. He is most known by the name OF Rus
sell, and lives near the depot.
Cincinnati, August 16.-Nine prisoners made
their escape from The Hamilton (ohio) jail at an
early hour this morning. The most Of them were
in for burglary,
A man named Charles D. Smith, Of Cortland,
Trumbull county, was found drowned in the Ma
honing river at Warren, on Thursday. A bottle
Of whisky, found in his pocket, is supposed to be
the cause of his death.
The voting last week, at Cincinnati, on the pro-
position to provide 100000 more to complete
the Southern Railroad, was carried by majority
of $780, This will give the Trustees sufficient
amount to go ahead under the contract.
Pittsburg Aug. 15.-John T. Duff is one of tn
Secretaries of the State Central Committee of the
National party. He is q nephew of Postmaster
Myler, Of Allegheny, a cousin of Robert Mackey,
Camerons right-hand man, and relative of Post
master Anderson, of Pittsburg. Until two years
he was resident Of Pittsburg, and at one time
Secretary of the Water Commission, He was ar.
rested at Chembina, Ohio, yesterday and taken
to Armstrong county, this State to-day. He was
taken in custody for number Of burgaries and
robberies committed during the past few months
at Apollo, Armstrong county, Dufy's house at
Apollo was searched, and large amount Of the
stolen goods WAS found there,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Pittsfeld, Mass, August 15.-John TeneyCk, col
ored, was hanged here this morning for the mur
der of Mr.. and Mrs. David Stillman at Sheffield
on the Goth Of November last He confessed 9th
er crimes, but denies the murder Of the sullivans
He is also guilty Of bigamy ,Eleaying three wives
and number Of children.
POttsville, Pa, August 16.-The breaker boys
employed at DR.. Prevost's Colliery at Centralia
struck for an advance Of wages this morning.
They demand, on the same basislthe wages paid
by the Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Co.
In consequence Of this strike the Colliery and two
hundred persons are out Of work.
Cape May, August 15.-Professor Baxter, Profes-
sor of Elocution at the Harvard College, was
drowned this morning while swimming out be-
yond his depth. The body has not yet been re-
covered.
sunbury, Pa, August 8.-The jury in the case
OF Peter McManus, the Molly Mcguire, on trial
here for the past week, for the murder Of Coroner
Hesser at Shamokin, in December, 1874, returned
verdict of murder In the first degree. John
O'Neill, an accomplice In the crime will be tried
next for the same Ofense.
Berlin August 16.-EmIl Hoedel, who attempt.
ed the assassination Of Emperor William, May IL,
in the avenue Under der Linden, was behead ed
this morning in the court yard Of the new prison.
Ten thousand people were present at Cherry
Valley, N. Y, Thursday, at the unVeiling Of the
monument to the patriots who fell in the Indian
massacre November, IL, 1778 Ex-Governor sey-
mour made the address.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22
MASSILLON,

A lad Of four years. son Of Jacob Myers, fell
from the deck Of a canal boat, Thursday, and has
Arthur ner, the engineer at MoLain's mill, 10
thank for his rescue He would undoubtedly
have been drowned without that gentlemsn's as
aistance
The city is to have a new FIRE engine. The ques
Gion vas settled at the polls, Saturday.
Tuesday night Of last week the barn :of Louis
shuler, Of Rlohyille, was burned, with large
quantity OF grain and three horses. Baltzer En-.
glehardt, a former employe OF Mr.. shuler's was
met coming from the direction of the fire
by nelghbors who were on their way to lassist in
saving what they could, and In answer 10 inqui.
Ties he showed rather more knowledge Of the
origin OF the Gre than he ought. He was accord
Ingly arrested and tried before Esq'r Frantz Of
MRssillon, Thursday. He admits firing the barn,
but claims 1t was accidental He was bound over
to court, however, in the sum Of $500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22
STARK COUNTY NATIONAL GREENBACK
CONVENTION

A5mall meeting In the Opera House on last
Saturday afternoon was the County National
.Greenback Convention. On motion Of V. B.
Snyder, Isaac N. Ross Of Alliance, was made
ChairNen, and Louis schaefer Esq'r, Secretary
Three resolutions offered by Philip seuble, were
passed. Mr.. James F. Ballard, Of Canton was
nominated for Probate Judge by acclamation
Henry g. Baden having declined 10 be consider
ed candidate.
VIM. E. Marshall, of Lexington township, was
nominated for County Commissioner after a bal
lot, /. N. Ross also being voted for.
James Grove of Louisville township, was nom.
mated for Inhrmary Director after ballot. John
Morgan Of Tuscarawas, Mr.. Lloyd and George
Hartzell Of Canton, and Mr.. Putnam Of Sugar
Creek, were also announced as candidates
Philip seuble, ]. J. Reed, C. c. Thompson, Of
Canton Philip sheaTer Of Alliance and Robert
Legg Of North Lawrence, were constituted the
County Central Committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22

EDIssN's MEGAPHoNE.-Men have always en-.
deaVored to circumvent nature so as to grasp that
which the unaided faculties failed to attain. We
have telescopes for viewing remote objects, mi
croscopes for making visible the minute tele-
phones for talking immense distances, and now a
megaphone, which is to the ear what the tele
scope is to the eye. With this instrument conVer-
sation can readily be carried on at a distance Of
one and one-hslf or two miles A low whisper
is distinctly audible at thousand feet, and walk
ing through grass and weeds may be heard at a
much greater distance. We predict for this in
strument another shower of chaff from she para.
grsphers 1t can stand being chafed as we'll as
did the telephone.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22
Goods for Cash !"
collars 81 90.

Mr. Chang Gee, an experienced longtailed
laundrymsn, canvassed Canton for situation
Thursday and Friday, but said, Hum, damn f;
only ofel me six dollal a month. In Pittsburgh
makee twenty dollal week. Mclean man a
funny man. me no iikee him" Ours is conserv'
ative city, and like the introduction of the negro
that of the Chinaman will be long combatted
and awfully unpleasant task,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22

AT LAsT.-Ever since the fashion Of carrying
the dress has obtained the query ihas been, why
don't the gentleman carry it. And now Canton
has young man who, having assisted the dar-
ling OF his heart in every other way, has taken to
carrying her train. An old woman whosaw them
promenading on Cherry street. Sunday evening
says, "he's the kind of man to get he'll carry,
the baby
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22
MARRIED..

RUTTER-ROUSH-B Rev. E. Herbruck, Aug.
8th William ]. Rutter and Emma ROush, both of
RiChville, o.
MILLER-ROHRER-O On the 1lth inst, by the
same Mr. John Miller and Miss Sarah Ann
Rohrer, both of Stark Co.
GUEST-MAYER-Att the Presbyterian Church,
Tuesday morning. Aug 18th, by Rev. w. j. Park,
Mr.. Frank Guest and Miss Mary Mayer, both Of
this city.
SHEAR-ANDREWs- the 18th inst. by Rev.
A. H. Feldman Lewis Shear and Katie E. An
dreWs
KROPF-DECHER.-O the 18th inst by Rev.
P. Herbruck Mr.. Jacob Kropf and Miss Barbara
Becher, both Of Stark Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22

GONE TO HIS REST Rev. Edward Birkett died
at his residence In Mt Union on Tuesday the
18th, aged near 67 years. Deceased was pioneer
Methodist minister in this section, and was well
known in Canton, having been twice pastor Of
the Canton charge, and had also been Presiding
Elder of this district. The remains were buried
in the Canton cemetery. He was a worthy man
and much respected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22
MAYORS COURT

Henry Zimmerman, saloon keeper, was ar
raigned for selling liquor on Sunday, Fined IS
and COSTS and in default is now serving his time
out in jail,
John saylor was fined 50 and costs for drunken
ness.
Stephen McDonick, disturbance Of the peace, 81
and costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22

MARRIAGE LIcENsEs-Martn Eisman and Mar.
garetta Bucher, Jacob Kropf and Barbara Becher
VIM. Harrington and Mary S, Kelly Jacob Bsat2
and Mary A. O'Brien, Adam Brehm and Sarah L.
Masters, Philip Rhine and Emma Paul, Louis
Shear and Katie E. Andrews, Ezekiel Meryman
and Josephine Monnie, Nicholas Lamielle and
Elizabeth Wymer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22

WoosTER.-The third annual session Of the
State Archaeological Association will be held at
Wooster Ohio on Tuesday, September Sd. Invi-
tatiOns have been sent to all the leading archeo'
logists in the United States, and number Of in
teIesting papers will be read at a meeting which
will continue two days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22

little four-year old daughter of Mr., Miller, of
South Market street, pulled coffee'pot over on
herself, Monday morning, and was scalded in an
extremely painful manner by the contents. When
the child's dress was removed a part of the skin
from her arm was stripped off also at the sight Of
which her sister tainted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22

Leok out for him. There is life insurance
agent from Chicago around here. He talks about
the dread messenger, the silent tomb and cold
death as though he was selling patent spring
mattress. He can weep like sprinkling cart, and
his trademark is red handkerchief with an on.
ion In it, Wheeling Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22

The contemplated picnic to Chautauqua Lake
Of the Presbyterian and Lutheran Sunday schools
has been abandoned, as neither the grounds nor
transportation could be secured at desirable
time for the excursion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22
Ntn Embellishments.
Proposals for Stands On the Fair
Grounds during Fair, Oct. |, 2, 3.

Proposals will be received by the undersigned for
stands on the Fair Grounds during the Fair on Oct
st 3D. Sd and 4 1873 two stands 4Ox5O feet each for
the sale of any merchandise eatabes and drinks ex
cept intoxicating liquors. coffee tea, cooked meats
and oysters candles, ice cream candy hot candy pop
corn balls, cigars and tobacco. Two stands 96xSO
feet for the sale of tobacco cigars, snuff and pipes
The use of ground for stands will be sold to the high
est bidders and the highest bidder to have the pre-
ference as to location The terms One-fourth Of
the rent for stand, TO be cash, paid when the
tract is closed and the balance on the first dav of the
fair Proposals for stands will be received up to the
10th day of September at II m. The undersigned re-
serves the right TO reject any or all bids.
JOS. L. EsSSIG, Superintendent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22
Their Motto, "ChGaD
100000 lbs. Wool Wanted.
ghe 4emucrat
CIRCULATION, 2,70O
Guca1 9Gems.

The Knights of Pythias of Canton propose to
picnic at the Lake, Thursday Sept, 10Th, together
with the lodge from Massillon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-22
DIED.
STATE AND NEIGHBORHOOD.

BRYMEIER-At Navarro, o., on Aug. II, John
Brymeier, aged As years, months and day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-02
GOING TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Donohue yesterday refused TO vacate the
orders OF against Charles X. Adams ana Thomas
Arcns, granted in the suit OF Herman Edling.
In the case OF Francis Covert. convicted In the
Court OF General Sessions OF forging deed aud
fenced stale Prison Tor I'VE years, writ OF habeas
corpus was granted yesterday by Judge Potter ana
made returnabIe to morrow.
Elizsreth Garrison. who married to ia mes Gar
rison In February, lsoy. charges him with various
aduIterics and has instituted SUIT for divorce Judge
Potter yesterday granted directing service OF
the summons and complaint ny publication, his where
apouts being unknown.
Andrew Noting having discontinued . divorce suit
against his vile, the Two signed articles of separa-
tion the wife taking their infant children, but
siterward not allowing hun TO see them. Judge Pot
ter yesterday directed tDa no DC allowed TO vist them
two hours once = week.
In three foreclosure suits against William r. Mar
tin the defccnccs the sales So v5l 81. A
motion TO punish Mr.. Martin tor cootempt failure
10 appear IN supplementary proceedings was yester
day granted by Judge Brady, unless Mr. Martin puts
In appearances on the 10th Inst and thus pufges
himself oil contempt
General Sessions, before Judge Gdcrsceve, the trial
oil Washington Gearing with supsrsbundant aliases,
a charge OF stealing bale Of silk worth $1,000, The
property Of II. u. CIan Co., the bale having been
stolen from truck while In transitu IRON the bonded
warehouse Assistant District Attorney Lyon
ducts the prosecution; Messrs. Foster and Adams APP
Fearing Tor Messrs. Cianln CO.; Msssrh A. Oakley
Hall, W. y. Howe ana A. n. HummolI Tor the prs-
oncr
Judge Lawrence gave his decision yesterday refusing
to vacae the order Of arrest and attachment granted
the suit OF Mrs Elizabeth Mccall against James
Lorriner Graham. Mrs. Mccall brings her suit to
cover SOL 500 80 claimed TO be due her through her
estate having, as alleged, been squandered by Mr.
Graham upon a power Of attorney, the extent OF
power granted In such instrument being she AYERS
concealed from her Mr.. Graham asserts that the
estate was lost through speculatiops authorized by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-02

SUPERIOR CouRr-CExERAL TERN.-Adjourned until
Monday next
supERloR couRr-sPEcsAL TgRM-Held by judge
Sedgwlck.-No day calendar
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERA-Psrts !, and s.
Adjou tor the term.
COMMON PLgAs-GKSERAL TRRx.-Adjourned until
Monday next
term.
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERx-Held by Chief JUS
tice q. r. Daiy.-No day calendar.
COMMON PLsAs-TKiAL IERx-Parts and AID
jouru.d Tor the term.
MARINE CoURT-IRIAL TERN-farts ! and 3-Ad-
iourned Tor the term. Part 2--Heid by Judge Nc.
Adam-Nos. 4423, 43os 4l37, 4509 465l. 1852 457o.
457, 4573, 4299 4l72, 4470, 4494 4490. 4I96 4500,
46O7 ASH, 4523 ASH, 4539, 4547 4550. 4l28 1895,
45s7 45ss, 459e 1000, s6ol 1902, 4Sos. A6O4 46o5,
4607 1887.
Corgr GENERAL SEssIoSs-Parts and Add
iourned for the term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-02
THE BARRIERS AIM.

Constant Le Blanc Is barber Of Rector street.
whose particular affection is the bad little boys Of his
neighborhood Between them and him there has tor
some time past been deadly war. The bad little boys
move periodically upon the barbsrshop with old boots
bottles and other iavorte implements of war, and the
bcseged barber In return charges upon them with all
the missiles at command. Yesterday decisive battle
was fought, the bad lille boys opening hostilttisa
with stonca The barber prepared himself for the
tray with big oak stick and rushed alter the asa'l-
ants The latter fed ANONYMOUSLY and tho barber
hurled MS billet OF wood after them. II missed
mark struck ahttle cripple named Samuel Hcmp,
who sitting on stoop near by, wounding MIN
riously in the almost destroying tue sight
OF one oil hts eyes, lie Blanc aud yester-
day, ut the rombs Police Court, he held In 900
BAH answer. The injured boy was sent " the
Chambers street Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-02

EDGEWATER TRUSTEES.

AT the meeting OF the trustees or the village OF
Edgewator, held yesterday, the Treasurer handed in
his report OF tho financial condition OF the village up
% Ayri 20, 1873, showing that the receipts from
al sources Tor tue year have been $685. l6 81 DIS
bursetnents, $35, sos 81 leaving a balance ~ the
treasury OF $lU0 90. A letter was received by the
Board from counsel for the Ferry Company asking
tUat divisipn of the village taxes be made on the
club house and dock properly purchased from the
Garner estate. The company was wiling 10 pay the
the dock, but clam that the house stands
stare ground and Is without the jurisdiction or the
village
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-02
REAL ESTATE.
The following sales wore made the Real Estate

The following sales wore made on the Real Estate
Exchange yestcrday:-
LOUIS nEsIER.
Forsclosure sale Of tho three story brown
houses, with lots each 2OxlUo, Of 5Sth st., 40
It. e. OF I'D av, to plaintiff $4,000
ny L j.. AND FnfLLffs
Foreclosure sale john Townshsnd, referec-of
The house. with lot "a. 5x95. No. % Lexington
d. 2As ~ of27th ST., to William Nspis.. 1890
Gilbert NJ Spcr. rrferee-Fore closure sale OF four
lots. each 25x iO2 .. OF asst I'D 1t iYs II q.
oil M. A: also lots. each 25xlUO 8. O. OF East
7ad ST., II. Of av A. 10 plaintiff ......... HOOD
BERNARD
John A. Goodlett. referee-t oreeosurc sale OF the
three story brown stone house, with lot lavx
iUO n, No. l1l East lloth ST.. n. o. 264S H. w. OF
Sd av, TO plaintiff ..................... 10000
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-02
IN THE BAY.

On Sunday afternoon last Andrew Anderson, ship
keeper Of the quarantine shp Illinois, lott aasran
tine clifton tor the vessel since which time he has
not been seen or heard IRON. The boat he used as
found Monday below the West Bank, bottom up
aud brought TO the landing HIS cap and SAIL we're
found 10 the boat. IL is the belief that he was
drowned ny falling overheard from his boat while
.OwLng 10 The fog from The sInnd 70 The shIp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-02
FUNERAL OF LEANDER DARLING.

There was a large attendance yesterday at tho fu-
fal Of Mr.. Leander Darling, o, No. 90 81. Marks
place, la TINS city, VINO died at Madison, Wis, Fri
day last. The services we're hed nj tho b. mo OF the
deceased, and among those present several
bcrs OF The Produce Exchange, 10 which Mr. Darling
belonged.