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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

State Of Ohio vs. Richard Combs and George
Woods TecOgnizaDce; defs recognized in the
sum OF So 70 Rp ear ut next term
Same vs. VIM. Davis. recOgnizaDce; dei't Tec0g
niz In the sum Of $500 10 appear next term aud
case continued
Henry Giugerich VS. Geo. 8. Lester, appeal; YER
dict Tor pltf for s34 50
Amos Murphy W. Chas. Ramie, civil action;
judg't for pff for SIG 81 and costs and order to
sell.
simon Whitmyer ys Jacob Viii myer civil &C.
tioD; report Of refer cophrmed.
State OF Ohio vs. Wm. Fleming. hcnRbizance
dett rec gnized in the kum 1880 for his appear.
ance next term and cause continued.
Jos. Springer VI JOS. HOwald el ux ct a. civil
aciinn; decree for def, jeremiah Howald for
S6l5 80 and costs; dtiis SchwOIm and SpuhleT
S1097 and for pliff for Sll0 30 and order 70 sell.
kichaId Lee VS. Peter Y. Davis, civil aeti0n;
Iale con drmed and deed ordered and order OF
distribution.
John oliver vs. J. ". Robinson, civil action;
| order N distribution.
K. ThOmas' ex'r W Fred BerkhelmeF ct ],
civil actioDi decree for Nancy j. Thomos foJ $3.50,
/ and for pllf for G4920 and costs and order 70
sell.
Elizabeth Haag ct al VB Charlotte Russell ct al,
civil aoiioDi (sander) verdict for plif for 900 OIL.
Valentine Chevaraux W Louis Fete, civil ac-
| lion, judg't for plif Tor SIS aud costs
LavinG Raber VS. John W. Rsher, divorce and
alimony; decree for divorce; ptif 10 have custody
Of children also decree for lots II and II In Green
| town az alimOny. pitf to pay costs.
| s. 8 Geb vs. Board OF Com misaioners OF Stark
county, civil action; verdict for pltf for SAT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
MAssILLON.

Herman Draescher was instantly killed at the
Warrington coal shaft on Friday evening by a
large pitoe Of stone being detached from the
roof of his room and falling on him. The coro'
ner was notified but after viewing The body and
learning the circumstance deemed an interview
unnet estary. Henry Keller, who lives In Brook
field was badly injured at the same time, though
It Is thought be will recover.
BY the breaking Of chain at the 9roundhog
bank last Friday, two mules were killed ard
miner named White badly IL jured.
On Saturday morning, while some section men
were on their way TO work west of town, Oh a
hano car, the through local train caught up T.
them, near the old Newman siding, All hands
jumped OF in safety. Two men, George Curiss
and George Dick, vert back to endesvor 10 get
the car of, when the engine struck It and knock
ed both men and car down the bank. Both par
ties had limbs broken, and were Otherwise badly
bruised. Corliss is injured the worst, but will
probably recover.
The barn of Thomas Volkemar two miles north
Of town. was destroyed by fire on Monday even
ing. Fully insured The FIRE Is supposed To have
originated from Spontaneous combustion.
The races are over, most Of the horsemen are
gone and so Is Tom sbafer, the Treasurer, with
the funds. Though a warrant has been Issued
for his arrest and several parties have been after
him, his prest mt address Is still unknown"
Andy DaugeleiIen has done away with the
glass and rubber stopper for his pop bottles and
again uses the old fashioned Corks.
Herman W. Lo, fler has opened a well stocked
warehouse, near the malt house, on Erie street,
aud is prepared 10 furnish salt lime, cement &c 4,
10 any qualify at lowest market rates. Herman
will be found good, square man 10 deal with.
Two new hosting cages have been put in the
Pigeon Run shaft
The glorious "hunah" at the Driving Park on
the 4th of July, promises to be the best arranged
G fair ever held here Liberal premiums are of.
cred for the band contest, races, shooting, &C. If
you wish to enjoy yourselves be on hand early
and spend the d ay there.
new lewelry store has been opened in TIE
Stone Block by C. F. Kesselmre.
Canal boatmen are on strike.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
LOUISVILLE.

There has been another slsDder Euit from this
place. but II was settled before coming to 3 trial
Tn acted wisely.
The entertainment given by the Grammar
School was well attended, aDo 1t was fint-class,
Peter Guarer was arraigned before the Mayor
last Tuesday for disOrderly conduct and fined 81
and costs,
The festival given by the ladies Of the Library
Association in Bauman Merey's Hail. was first
GLASS; al is said 70 be the largest ever held In the
hall.
Clestine VeseTat has greatly improved the late
residence Of his brother Frank, deCeasS, Oh
Gorgeous street, by adding another story and
making other Improvements.
Louisville can boast OF geoloRist a. 1t has
been said that gold has been discovered some
where in this vicinity. We hope 1t be true.
The lovers of music sneak Of holdinga festival
for the benefit OF the Excelsior Band.
j. NJ KeTstetter, who has been attending the
Heidelburg College, has returned home to spend
the stiOn.
Mart Devesux has disappointed a great many
Of his customers Dy being absent dur Dg last week
atteI ding the temperance camp meeting. Mart
says he will make up for lost time.
Harry slusser and Charley smathers who sud-
denly disappeared few weeks ago, have return.
ed II is said, from Colorado, They have q great
many tales 10 tell. No doubt II has been quite 0
lesson TO the youngsters.
Jim Frantz has gone, into the grocery and no.
lion business in connection with his barber shop
The building OF the double track bridge west oil
town Is being done by q party from Alliance
This is an improvement long needed fOT The safe.
" OF the public, as Il has been q very perilouS
point for vehicles and their occupants, on &C.
count of the railroad,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
MARRIED.

SPECK-BUCHMAN.-0 the 18Th inst, by
Rev A. H. Feldmsn ut the residence NJ the bridGi
parents Louis S neck, Of Ragenna TO Miss Lou SO
Buchman, OF this CITY.
TROUP-OWENS.- the 10Th inst, by Rev
A. H Feldman, at The parsonage, Mr.. Clayton
Troup 10 Miss Hattie Ovens, both OF this city.
GRUMING-wARsI LER. .-On the 10Th lust by
Rev Herbruck, MIR Martin Gruming and Cath
crime Wastler, both of stark county.
McGUIRE-TROUT AT st. Jonn's Church on
the morning OF the 24'h Iust by Rev Fath. Car;
roll, Mr.. James s. MCGUIRE, OF PiItsburg, Pa and
Miss Rosa Trout, OF this city.
Miss Trout Is the accomplished daughter OF Mr.
Joseph Trout City Clerk. Mr.. Mcclure has many
acquaintance aud firm friends here, FORMED dur
Ing the residence in this city OF his step father
Mr.. T. F Kirk and his print brother Rob ut
who manipulated thu "leads" in the different
printing offices for several months James reads
the papers, aud, noticing that the Ohio law pro
hibiting fishing ran ont on the 10Th Of the present
month, he stepped down here and captured a fine
specimen of Trout from under the very eyes OF
our best anglers. still he aud his catch has the
very best wishes Of host Of friends for q long
lie of happiress. The happy couple left on the
3:l5 p nj. train, Tuesday, for an extended tour
through the East. after which they will locate in
the smoky City"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

THE Republican game of buying up a
number of the Brick" Pomeroy Green
back papers to oppose coalition in Ohio,
was beautifully exposed the other day
in Congress, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing:
Scene: Republican cloak room, House
Of Representatives; time, yesterday. En-
fer Otcar Turner of KY, new Demo
cratic member not well known, who was
accoered by Jay Hubbell, Secretary Of
the National Republican Committee, and
member from Michigan, reading the Ma.
tional View, an alleged Greenback or.
gan.
Hubhell-This ia an excellent newspa-
per. 1t is on its last legs and we must
keep il up. 1t opposes coalition in Ohio
OF the GreenbaCkers with the Democrats
Now, we are in fix. and we must send
thouaands ofcopies of this paper to Ohio
at once, to influence the approaching
convention at Toledo, to be held next
week. We must all chip in and Circu
late it at once.
Turuer-I think you have mistaken
your man. am good Democrat, and
want Gen. BGipg elected; and 1 am a
good enough Greenbscker to favor coal
ition.
When this announcement was made,
the astonishment can be better imagined
than described. To day over a dozen
Republicans have called upon Mr.. Tur-
ner to ask him to say nothing concern
ing the episode, but he had already told
too many friends to keep the secret.
1t is also said that the Republicans of
Cleveland have been putting up" to
Bob schilling's paper, the Aduancs for
the same purpose.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26


IT 10 evident the overbearing Senator
fEom New York, Mr.. Conkling, caught a
tartar in Lamar oi Mississippi, last week,
and got the worst OF II, The fact is,
Conkling's discomftore % much enjoyed
and relished blythe Republictn Senators
generally. Amo tbsFnasrg features
Of this buain ii tht h6al sppfecia'
tlon IL receig oN sfqlef BqFnaide.
twill be remSmbsgea thai come time
ago the New crt ssnator went out OF
his way to omaka A ppHr9yoked assault
upon the Rhode Islaha Senator, in con-
neCtIon With The ConArmation Of Gus
toms officer in bis State. In this case
The sympathies ofthe entire Senate were
with Burnside, who, not having the gift
Of speech. making, made but q feeble re-
tort. The Senator in the Lamar affair
thought Conkling received more than be
bargained for, and after hearing his Re-
publican colleagues INDUCING in the
Bame opinion, and not alluding in very
complimentary terms to M. Conkling's
acquiesceuce, after the adjournment, In
v;ted Mr.. Lamar to a dive, which the
Mississippian accepted. The two Sena'
Aors we're observed earnestly discussing
the affair, TO the evident relish Of the
Rhode Island Senator. Mr.. CoDkliDg's
friends say to-day though he is i'll at ease
and studiously avoided any reference to
the subject, and they presume the matter
will rest here. So 1t will end with CAB,
and be no gore.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

MISS ELLA DUER, who has been on
trial in Snowhill, Maryland, for the kill
ing of Mics Ella Hearn, the jury return
ed verdict of murder, with a recon-.
mendation to the mercy of the Court.
The Court informed the jury that the
verdict must be formal, and the reply
must not be "guilty of murder" but
"guilty of manslaughter" A formal an
BWer was made, but before the Clerk re-
corded the verdict, the counsel for the
defense demanded polling of the jury
and the answer was guilty of man
slaughter" until the eighth Juror was
called, when he answered mot guilty"
This, of course, created sensation, The
Judge then ordered the jury to retire
again. They did so, and returned in a
short time with verdict of manslaugh-
ter. The in 'ge thereupon fined the
prisoner $500, which was at once paid
by the friends of the young lady.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

Talk about bathing at Lopg Branch or Cape
Nay. Why there is never half The fun that there
was at the lake on Tuesday. Abouttbilty people
who were IN attendance sttheMasonic picnic were
Standing on the dock thar was built TO enable Wis.
Ilors 10 get on The boat when it suddenly gave
way aud women and children. judges, doctors
and all took an involuntary mud and water BATH
fortunately no person was Injured and as the wat.
e Il shallow at that point none were drowned,
and ihe mishAp created considerable Amusement.
Amer The bath, stranger coming TO The grounds
Vould imagine that Chinese laundry was in
epefalson there fro N the amount Of dry goodS
Hi0okings, &e,ltIg out 70 dry.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

Governor Bishop has appointed Danl
7. Lawson of Wellsville, Oscar F. Moore
Of Portsmouth, and David Gibson Of
Cincinnati, as Ohio Commissioners for
the improvement of the Mississippi
river and tributaries, The appointment
Of our old friend Lawson is an excellent
one. and we have no doubt the other are
equally 80.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
4tOsI.
AN ORDINANCE
Firing The Rates of 7dGdtion githin The City
of Canton for Municipal Purposes, for
the Year 1879.

SECTION l. Be Il ordained by the City Council OF
the city OF Canton That for the purpOte Of derayng
the expenses of the government OF said city there be
levied, in the year 1879 upon all the taxable property
within the limits OF SAID city, the following rates,
upon each dollars appraised value Of such property
namely.
For opening laying out and improving he public
streets, alleys, squares, and other thoroughares,
eghttenthS or one mill
For the general and incidental expenses, seven
tenths of one mill.
For the expenses of the Fire Department, SIX
tenths of one mill.
For the expenses of lighting the public buildings
For the expenses Of the Police Department eight
tenths of one mill alt
For paying principal and interest on outstanding
bonds and other Indebtedness OF the city, SIX mills.
For opening. enlarRng and Improving dltches
drains and wafer courses within the city, oneenth
Of one mill.
OF such taxable property
SEC 2 This ordinance shall be in null force and
take effect In ten days from ana aer ls lega pno-
Attest Jos, TROUT, Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
ORDER NO. II.

The Republican press are making a
great ado about Gen. Ewipg's Order No
IL, when he was commander in Missouri
during the war. They thought at the
tiue it was just the thing. To quiet
their minds on the matter. we refer them
TO the letter of B. Gratz Brow n in this
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

ROBINSON, Chairman of the Republi-
can State Central Committee, has been
in Washington City the past week or 30,
levying bl ackmail upon the officials there
for the purpose of running Fos'er's cam
paign in this State. lis said Mr.. Hayes
headed the list handsomely. This is, of
soure. in strict accordance with the
rules Of civil service reform.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

FOURTH OF JcLY.-Anangemens have been
perfected for grand festival at Vozer's Garden,
west Of town. on the 4th. There will be music
End dancing games &C., throughout the day and
evening. The main attraction win De the atlempt
Of the Dedesrlas Harry AllWrght, to walk 24l
quarter miles in 240 quarter hours. on tight
rope. Refreshments will be served to order
prounptiy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

]. o. PALMER's store
rooms, on the Hrst, sec
ond and third floors,
are crowded with all
The choice elegancies
Of house furnithing.
Everything necessary
to complete house at.
ting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

TIE New York World having succeed.
cd in capturing 0leopatra's Needle, ell
that remains is to get 1t to our shores
and 6nd a place to put it. The World
indicates Reservoir Square, whilst the
Sun prefers that it should be placed in
front Of the World cffice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
Gncal 9e1us.
MAN SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT


The annual commencement exercises Of the
Canton High School will be held az schaeiers
Ouera House tomorrow (Frlday) evening, Chill
dIen under fourteen years old will be excluded
unless they come accompanied BY and remain
with their paIens.
The graduates are Flora A. Bowen Nettle 8,
Cox, Ira H. Everhard, Harry e Fife, Jessie e.
Fisher, Nellie X. Frederick, Frank y Highway,
Libbie Krause, Mary D. Lahm, Laura 8. Martin,
Kate Miller, Tudle A. Miller Minnie r. PieTO,
Henry e RAwie Mary A. schilliug, Minnie L.,
schweilEer, VILLAS A. shRnafelt Cora o, Smith,
Robert 7. Tonner, Annie J. Trout and q. Lee
Webb.
The following will be the order Of exercises:
Music.
Anthem Arranged d............".."...,..." ...",..,....
Esbay-The Fulure"".......""....,,H Harry Fle
EshAy-Le eavee, .,,,,,,....,,.,..,,flOfa A. bnWen
RecitatOn-The Bridegroom. Mary ID, Lahm
Essay-To Night Our Llttle Bark
swings from the ShOre.."r.,"' Tudie A. Miller
Music
Chorus Mighty Jehovah, (Bellini)
Essay y-Newspa ,..........."....C Lee Webb
nNettie 8. Cox
Essay-A Strong VIII and SIOng -,
Won nt.................'.,...'"".. cora " smltn
Recitation duOAtiOD ,,,.,,FrRnk " highway
Music
Chorup-star Of Descend Ig Night (Emeron)
Essay Chattel Mortgages ...,., Henry E. RaWie
Essay--We are leaving the Bay
the Ocean is Before Us.,.,,.. Minnie sohWeitzer
RlCltAtiOu-lhe Ride OF jennie
MCNeal....""".,....',',. Mlllie X FREDERICK
Music
Music Spring with Fairy Foot Returning.
Essay IL berry, DeTl iOnneI
Essay Our jessie H. Flsner
Esssy-The Lost Arts Ot Our Grand
lTuut
Recitation The VagAbOnds. .,,...,lrA II. EHerhard
Music
snlo and Chorus-The FlOwery Banks, (AyeIbeer)
Essay o d COins What THEY
Tell villas ShanaleH
Essay Our MlleT
ESay--The School Glrls Hero ".Laura s Martin
Essay-The Future OF Our Class. Minnie r. PleIo
Music.
Chorus--V -VOgel's Wal z-ATraDged for ClaS
VAledlCtOry '''"'''lhOple hieu'o
Presentation Ut diplomas,
Music.
Glass song-Words Wnuen for this Class.
Doors open at 6d5 exercises commence prompt
ly 1880, J. H. LiHMAN' suph
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

In the great walking" match in Ohio
between Foster and Ewing, Ewing is
about ffy.three miles and six laps
ahead, and Blower" Foster is weak in
the knees" Two to one on Ewing ard
mn takaYa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

TIE Ohio Legislature adjourned on
Monday sine die. The usual compliment
Iary speeches and farewell addresses
we're INDUCED in.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

There will be a grove Teeti ing on Snnd5 y after
mon next. the 29th inst in he grove owned by
Mr. H BaChtel oue-half mile South of McDOn.
aldsvile. prtarhhg by D, c Harselman, 70
commence at 3 o'clock. All are invited.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

During the storm on Wednesday the lightning
paid the railroad depot visit; 'oning In along
the wires, kicking up dust and loosening few
bricks near The ticget once window. Fortunate
ly no person vas injured, and but little damage
Was done
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

A fine OIL Chrome,
2lxSO. stretched and
mounted, 4 inch wal
nut and gilt frame
carved and stenciled
for S1.5o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

GEE, EWING is said to be a walkist. He
win walk into the Gubernstorial chair
Of 0hio-we opine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

A large number Of Cantonsns will go to Mas
sillOn to morrow to see the great Van Amburg
menagere and FrOst's Roman circus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
DIED.

SMITH.-0n Tuesday morning, at the residence
Of his father, on East TuScawawaS street, DR.. L.
W. Smith, after q lingering Illness Of several
months
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

The Ohio Teachers Association will hold It's
thirteenth annual meeting in Cleveland on the
LIST, I'd and Sd days OfJulV.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

My upholsterer spent
the day yesterday in
MassilIon laying two
fine Brussels Carpets
and is soon to take ov-
er others. In fact 1t is
q very common occur
renee feScs iSf ms TSspsSS
a day in some neigh.
boring town laying car
pets sold by me, or
making estimates for
such work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
Marhtts
Z CANTON RETAIL MARKET.

DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
Canton, Ohio, June 2G, 1879.
The following will be found correct quotations this
day Of the retail price TO consumers Of the articles
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

THE President vetoed the Judicial APP
preparation bill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26
BUTTER, LARD, d,


FLOUR AND MEAL.
Flour, p sack. o. 800l40 Corn Meal q ib..-.....
BuckWheat Flour p D.. 5 Oat y" ...-......,. 5
Graham Flour p b......3 Homlny, per qt,. .......
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

In Shade Fixtures
we offer something new
ard novel. Kohler's
Balance Shade Fixture
lie neat sim lie In con
ttructiOD, and is the
easleSt operating and
most convenient FIX.
tHre in the market. Cali
RA-exasStsls -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-06-26

! 70 south Er,ie 81. MASSILLON.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-10-29
Senatorial Convention.
ALEXANDRIA, La. I

ALEXANDRIA, 1.A.,
Oct. 2lst, lS79.}
The Senatorial Con vention, composed
Of the Parishes of Rapides and Vernon,
was organized by calling DR.. s. J
Smart to the Chair as temporary chair
man, and w. w. Wilmington, Jr., as
Secretary.
The Chair then appointed three dele
gates as a Committee on Credentials,
to-wit:
s. D. Williams,
Irving Kirk,
Jos. II. Hynson.
The Committee reported the follow
ing Delegates as being present and du-
ly accredieed:
From Vernon
DIR. s. J. Smart,
Irving Kirk,
Chas. X. Cakes,
j. C. Davis.
From Rapides-
Jos. H. Hynson,
II. NJ. Rogers,
Isaac Lacroix,
John Hathorn,
s. D. Williams,
j. A. Dixon,
w. F. Texada,
A. Heyman,
N. r. Roberts.
It was moved and carried that DR.. S.
J. Smart be elected permanent chair
man.
Hon. Robt. L. Luckett was nomina-
ted Senator by exclamation.
Be it Resolved by this Convention,
That at the next Senatorial election fol
this District, Vernon Parish shall have
the selection of the candidate for thai
office, and that the Convention be hello
in Leesville, Vernon Parish, La.
The Convention then adjourned.
S. j. SMART,
Chairman
w. w. WHlTT1NGToN, JR.,
Secretary.