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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
LATE NEWS.

The Charcoal Burners Association, numbering
about. two thousand, mostly Italians, working
about thirty miles north of Eureka, Neb., struck
for higher wages, They refused to allow teams
to load or bring them back 10 town, and dehed
the Sheriff and posse. The Governor has called
out three companies Of militia,
George W. De Haven, Robert E. Miles and An.
drew Haishi, three shOwmtn who FOme years ago
ran thow known ~ the Congress Of Nations, At
Chicago, on Monday last began damage fuil for
SSOO0OO against P. 7. Barnuw, alleRing that he
had By sinister means broken up their show,
thereby inn citing serious damage. Mr. BaTnum,
who ia sthere, claims that the whole action Is All at
tempt to levy black mail
Waco, Texas, Aug l2.-The two.year old
daughter Of Frank Rust &C Elm Mott bias suEer-
ed = horrible death by falling down well 60
feet deep and only about foot IN diameter.
The well had no water I'm, but was covered with
tub which the child removed, ard then play.
fully put beF feet down. She gradually slipped
down, and when discovered could not be reach.
ed, She sank TO the bottom. and In two hours
her CTieg could no longer be heard. The body
was recovered with rope and hooks.
Cincinnati, Aug. H. About O'Clock this amer
noon, parties entered the banking once Of @. H.
Busting 4 Co., on the northwest corner Of Third
ard Walnut streets, and while one engaged the
attention Of the penon in charge, aConfederate
secured package Of 5000 and uecamped. The
whole AFFAIR was 80 quickly performed th't the
attention OF people on the street was not drawn
to the bank, and the robbers escaped.
Newark, Ohio, Aug. 12,-.About s o'clock this
morning man named VIM. PaTkifon was found
suspended from raiter in one Of the stalls Of
Joseph Whites livery stable. The article which
the deceased used 70 end his career waR dhv-
dng line taken from set Of harness hanging on
a ptg near by. Parkison was about 80 years Of
age and cripple, his right leg being twisted
out Of shape. he had been until q short time
since an inmate OF the County Innrmaly After
his discharge from that institution he went In
search Of employment, bat 1t seems was unable
to procure any. and the authorities concluded to
return him to the Inhrmary, he begged piieous
ly not to be taken back last night, and the man
who was to take him allowed him to remain in
the stable over night, with the above result
When found blood was tfickling from his ears,
nose and mouth, and bis face was terribly dis.
torted, presenting most horrible sight
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

REPUBLICAN journals complain OF the
length of the last session of the sixty
third General Assembly. The session
was long, and fruitful of good results.
No act of the Legislature meets with the
disspprobation of the people. The i'm
mense labor of putting the laws in a
code, so that any person can tell at q
glance what the law is, will dispense
with thousands Of lawsuits, and save to
the people more in one year than the
whole cost of the Legislature, was per-
iected to the satisfaction Of all who
know what it is. Then the appropria'
tons of this General Assembly footed
up more than two million dollars less
than that of the preceding Republican
Legislature. The time, though long, was
we'll put in, and the people are blessed
with plain and simple laws, and a saving
of more than two millions of dollars.-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

THE real shape of the paper money
question is. which kind, the greenbacks
or National bank paper, shall be blotted
out. The Republicans say the Green
backs must be abolished, while the Dem.
ocrats say they prefer the greenback.
The National bank paper is based on and
secured by government bonds; and the
Rreenbacks are circulating government
paper promises to pay. A bond is Q lar
ser promise, not for general circulation.
Democrats decidedly prefer the Govern
paent should act directly itself, and not
hand the business over TO two or three
thousand corporations, and give them q
monopoly, and q power to disturb val
uss and control business and labor.
Democrats don't believe in special priv.
ileges with such dangerous powers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

WE ask the Rep. il it is not more prof
table to borrow eight hundred thousand
dollars or so, and pay it off at "thirty
per cent )" having taken care of the real
estate in good time; than to pay bail
money at thirty and hand over honestly
property and assets to make it sixty per
cent. Will not the Saxton family organ
condescend to give an opinion on this
little matter of eight hundred thousand
dollars borrowed money! Was not this
a clear gain, swindle, steal, or something
else, of half million2 Was not this
better than bailing George Fessler.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

WIN. ANDERSON of Akron, formerly of
this place, we notice is chairman of a
Foster club, having quit playing National.
Billy won't play stool pigeon, then, this
year, but will sail in his true colors, and
be meek and obedient follower of Sher-
man, Foster and fraudulent Hayes. Have
the Republican leaders improved in
character or aims, that any man who
honestly opposed their policy can now
join themP Is itnot more apparent that
the Hayes, John Sherman Republican
policy is to fetter and bind the business
and labor of this country in the interest
of the moneyed powerP Can any man
Of honest intelligence doubt thisH The
National bank system is based upon the
National debt, the same as in Great Brit
ain. The Sherman scheme is to abolish
the Greenbscks, and increase National
banks accordingly. This Republican pol
icy indicates no intention to pay off the
National debt, for in that event the Ma
tional banks would lose their basis en-
tirely. Tho fact is, these Republican
leaders, like their British prototypes,
consider "a National debt national
blessing" All their actions demonstrate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

swNDLRRs.-A number Of our citizens have
been bitten by shaIpeTs. Parties Csmehere about
ten days ago and offered pack of cloths contain
ing various patterns for sl26. The goods they
Represented as having come into their possession
in a roundabout way. A firm in Scotland falling
sent these goods to Canada, and from there Snug
eled into the United States. They were repre-
sented TO be Of the finest quality, and we're sold
on 90 days notes. 1t is now discovered that these
goods are Of American manufacture, Of inferior
grades, and sent here by Plttsburg merchants, O..
y. D. People who will be swindled In this way
deserve it. II the goods were smuggled, so much
the worse; they aid and encourage men In the
violation Of law Wellsptle Union.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

REMEMBER the Hartshorns and others
on the Republican ticket in Stark coun-
ty are mere tools of the John Sherman
Hayes. Foster clique. These fellows are
representatives of Presidential fraud; of
money and tariff monopoly and robbery,
and all that is infamous and corrupt in
politics. They are unprincipled trick
sters rather than statesmen. Their pol
Rtics is emily old Federalism in its new
guise, improved and vanished by fraud
and trickery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

MAssI1LoN.-on Tuesday afternoons portion ol
the trestle work from Vogts' stone quarry to the
railroad just north oftown broke down as William
Rebstock and Daniel Rohrer were letting two cars
OF stone over it. Rebstock had his thigh fractured
and was badly cut about the head snd otherwise in
jured. Rohrer had both legs broken, one Of which
the attending physician was obliged to Rmputae
he wa. also Otherwise injured. 1t Is thought that
both men VIII recover.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Joseph Seller au old
and well known citizen Of the 4th ward died sud.
denly after nm illness Of about ~ hours. Mr. Seller
was btween 60 aud 20 years ofAge, and wai a stone
mason and carpenter by occupation, fayOrably
known throughout the county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

WHEN the time came to present CaDdi-
dates, it was impossible to find man
willing to accept the honor, and Mr..
Ferral was nominated by reclamation,
and forced to accept.-MdSs. American.
Our friends of the american are not
posted, and hence they blunder, to speak
it mildly. There was no forcing of Mr.
Ferrall--and other men were willing
to accept the honor" but would not an
tagonize Mr.. Ferrall, when he consented
to take the nomination. Is the american
alarmed for Hartshorn that it "toots"
TINS?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

ALL1ANoE.-Tha National Greenback
Labor party held their convention on
Tuesday, and was not largely attended
The following ticket was nominated
Senator, Joseph Justus of Carroll countyj
Representatives, Joseph Haycock Of
Marlboro, and Jonathan Reed Of Can
ton i; Treasurer, VIM. Marshall of Lima
vile; Sheriff, James Essick; Recorder,
Alfred Gonser of Canton; Infrmary Di-
rector, Isaac Harting of Canton Coro'
nor, VIM, Brisbin of Canton; PrOsecut'
ing Attorney, James Stanley Of Alliance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14


THn Cleveland Penny Press was sued
other DAY for libel by Chisholm q
co., and an Attachment stopped the issu'
ing Of the paper for one day. Getting
100000 bail, the paper appeared the next
day. On Monday Maurice Perkins, a
Press reporter, visited the same estab-
lishment, and was seized and stripped
naked-his body painted and otherwise
abused. Perkins has been under the
Doctors hands, suffering from severe
nervous prostration. Henry Chisholm
and three others have been arrested,
and bound over to Court Of Common
Pleas, giving bail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

AMUsEMENTs.--We were pleased to receive a
visit from Edward Kaufman, Esq, treasurer OF
the Amusement Circuit Of Ohio" on Wednes-
day, He is making the necessary arrangements
for producing some Of the finest dramas oy the
best companies, first class operas minstrel shows,
etc., IN rapid succession during the coming sea-
son, at sobaeier's Opera House. MI Kauhman
informs us thai we may expect the charming and
universal fsyorlte Maggie Mitchell, on September
4th, in the "Pearl of savoy" The management
Of the Ohio Circuit mean business, and II our
people will encourage first class entertainments,
and we have no doubt but what they Will, we
will have q fair share this year. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
aisaI.
Legal Notice.

Joseph Wickard. who resides In the State Of Mchi.
gan, Henry Wickard, who resides in the State OF
Wickard and Mallssa Wickard. whose placea OF resi-
dence are unknown, are hereby notified that on the
gar I W ~ a. ~ ~ ~, .eS 5SCop
ard late OF Stark County, Ohio. deceased, filed his
petition In the Probate Court, Of Stark county Ohio
alleging that the personal estAte Of said decedent
was insufficient to pay the costs Of administration
and debts OF said estate and praying for order to
sell the real estate OF said decedent t0wt Lot num-
Der In Miners addition, and lots H. 10 and IL In
Malins addition TO the town OF Minerva Stark
county, Ohio. Said petition will be for hearing on
Saturday, September q, 1879
JOHN LAHM, u
aug1i-lw Attorney for Petitioner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
INVESTIGATE McKINLEY's ELEC-
TION.
CANroN OE1o. Auouat g. lsIo

.f7ats CANTON, OHIO, August 6, 1879.
To he Editor Of the Enquirer: 'tfA e,
have been reading with interest the reports Of
the investigation into the way Mr.. Butterworth
was elected to Congress in your city last year.
Though had before believed that be was hon.
estly elected and was entitled 10 the seat, my
mind is now changed on the subject. No man
who desired to be honestly elected BY the people
would employ uch means as he did For my
part would rather be beaten--yea, a thousand
times rather-than pay money to Eph HOLLAND
for his influence. | am ash aned TO admit that
our Republican CONGRESSMAN here Ia charged
with having secured his election by similar
means. II is well known fact that Hayes would
contribute nothing to the campaign fund last
year, but said that whatever he gave should go to
help elect Mckinley. II is also pretty we'll known
here that the sum Of 900 was sent To this county
from Washington TO help elect him. Money was
never so plenty here before as 1t was two or three
days before election, and Democrats were bought
like sheep. We had no UniOed States MarShalB, 10
be sure, and no E1h HOllaDd0, but the way the
amount went out TO Democrats to get them so
support Mckinley would have started q National
Bank, l believe in having all such business
stopped | am for preserving the purity Of our
elections even If we get beaten by It,
rs.t AN ANTI-SUGAR REPUBLICAN,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

In the Republican State of Rhode Is
land their Constitution was doctored so
that foreign born citizens must own real
estate in order to vote. The provision
don't apply to native born and colored
folks. 1t affects Irish, Germans, Welsh,
&c. Ex. Congressman Davis, Of that
State, cannot now vote, having lost his
property during the late business pros.
kration
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
Earna for Sale.

A No. / WHEAT FARM Of IFS acres for sale
known a. the old Shock Farm, situated one mile
south or East Canton on the Wash Myerg road. Said
farm d Ia GOOD state OF cultivation. IL has on u
about fifteen acres OF timber large bank barn large
dwelling house, summer house, aprlng nopses LWo
wagon sheds, buggy shed, ana al otner neessshIy
out1buildngs all IN good condition. has Two never
iaIling wells of the best water Tone ut the kitchen
herh AZ M asa land on the farm; water can all be
led away in sin inch tie. There y sx foot veln OF
fire- ay on which Is any amount 0i valaube lime
coai nertiv nne,, and between four and Ave hun
dred fruit trees of various kinda, with grapes and
DeTIs Tbts vary desirable farm and will be sold very
reasonable, Any one Wishing e buy 2 farm will do
weby looking at my arm a Rgl9Es pnyi1g elsewhere
augtA.dn Gr15~Fh liiai Post Office box, 5l5.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
PERSONALS.

Mrs. JOS. O. Richards. with her son and daugh.
ter, leave to-day for the ZONE in Kansas City,
Mo-, after short but pleasant visit among rela'
tIves and friends here at her old home.
N. Richeimer, of Findlay, passed few days In
town this week, visiting his son and looking up q
location, as he intendS moving back again to this
county.
Miss Nellie Grassland, who has been spending
her vacation at home among relatives and friends
presided at the organ at the St. Johns Church on
Sunday last The perfectness Of her execution
agreeably surprised her many friends.
Our friend A. c. Hiner, OF Paris, in this county
Is now In Canton, again prosecuting his law stu
dies in the office Of ]. P. Fawcett, Esq
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
xEEIA-HwIN AND RICE CLUB.

Xeaia, Ohio, August s,-The Democrats Of Xe
MIA met in the otice Of CHARLES Darlington, Esq.
last night, for the purpose Of organizing an Ewing
and Rice Club. T. H. Morris was elected Presl-
dent, John Ready, Secretary, and Harry Merrlck
Treasurer, Eighty seven membere were enrolled
four Of whom were colored. The Club is elated
over Its bright beginning, and expects 10 do ef.
teotiye work this fall. A committee was an.
pointed to secure hall and properly furnish the
held on Tuesday night OF each week during the
campaign. i0fA IJIgL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
A PoPuLAR GENTLEMAN.

Mr.. Henry Altekruse is receiving the
congratulations OF his host of frienda
hereaways on his nomination for Sher-
if. There is no more popular gentle
man on either ticket, nor any man in
the county better qualified to perform
the duties of the Office to which he has
been nominated. The vote from the
West End will show Mr.. Altekruse's
standing with the voters Of all parties.-
Mass. American, 18Th
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
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ing. g 6ap yiuainy was sort OF
accidsll oaure, no' irlaptional at all
on the pari of tlle leasls1a, tor no doubt
many Of them had long known IT, Inc
whisky frauds were covered up, 30 far af
ar cbiaf ren enOaCed in them were
'nO 80 - os a. oFo,t. ~ Coo.
concerneu !" S''.U '" Sno eNV," - ~ ~
retary Bristow. The N. Y. herd'd hat
this independent view of the Glover re-
rort.
Pun "wL u.;d 80 tho c,ovo,
WhsteVer nsy 10 SatI s;Ii OobobIu " Im1 CoU CoD.
fepoIt, iss eAposu'1S .Sos W. % %wo1I ~ hovs
Vllce luS st;ns VosGis 'n. naJ ~ Iat 20 naw broon
= CnSIEo u a..nosrta p",l1o, %aU 80 % Wash;noton,
W. MY az tSo Hpn,oorots q rst cot nossession
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

OHIO went Democratic in 1877 by "a
600 majority. Last year it went Repub'
lican by 3,154, while there was an anti
Republican majority in the State of 40
$50. And yet the rad papers blow their
horns as if they were sure Of victory.
Let Democrats do their duty, and Foster
& Co., will be at least 10000 behind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

The colored camp meeting, under the
management of Rev. A. A. Whitman and
Mr.. Grant, is having good success. Sun
day will undoubtedly be a great day. Mr..
Whitman is fine speaker, and Mr..
Grant is especially noted for his vocal
powers. He is we'll named the colored
peoples Sankey.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

LIFE INSURANCE PA1D.-Mr. A. Richmond,
State superintendent of the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of Hartford, Connecti-
cut, has just paid to Mrs Cook, widow Of the late
George Cook, deceased, fifteen thousand dollars,
being the insurance on his life. The Connecticut
Mutual Life are always prompt in such matters,
Mr.. Richmond informs us that he is on his way to
Massillou TO pay five thousand dollars on the life
OF the late Adam MOng,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

BADLY HuRT.-On Tuesday evening Prof Ickes
Of MahsIllOD. WAs returning from east Of Canton,
and In crossing the east creek bridge out drove on
to the division milling, Andit is, thOughtLtruC
the middle piece, 0YeftuEning the buggy njur
ing bis thigh aud head badly, and daDag ug the
buggy considerably, and Also severely iDjurIng
the horse, valuable one, belonging to Col. Mad
iSon OF Mastillon. Inc FIoieSSot inads bis way
10 the stevenson House, whete ho and the team
were cared Tor until he waa able 20 be removed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
DIED.

HAKR--AIgust 9Th, OF cholera infantum, Eve,
infant daughter Of Lewis and Amanda Hake,
aged ten months.
WILS0N-0n August 9th. OF cholera infantum,
Robson WILSON, aged months, son nj and J..
A. Wilson, Of Tuycsrawas township, this county.
Tho the parents may weep ,slBil
Der the loss Of their little one,
Yet he peasefully sleeps r.a tr.
In the arms OF the Blessed one. 1.f
For unto me- He hath said,
suffer the lit lie ones TO come;
Like unto these He hath paid, IrJ
We must be In that heavenly home
T.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

HE sK1PPRD.- bradford, who attempted suIcIde
last week and recovered fom the effects Of the poi
son through the aid OF physician and the officers,
was sympathEed with by some Of our citizens, one
ofwhom agreed 70 see that hs board wAs paid until
he could get work, or was able To work. Last Tues
day the gentleman had work for Bradford, but IN
stead ofreporng for duty, Bradford took his sachel
and sought another CLINE. Our citizen paid the
board bill at once This man Bradford claims to be
from Perth, Amboy, N. J., and has evidently been
In the y g. Army, 2 fi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

VALLEY R. R.-A grand jollihcation was held
at Greentown on Friday, on the hrt arrival Of
the iron horse" Speeches were made, guns fired,
and feast, ct for the gods was spread, and heart
lily partaken OF by hundreds, Including railroad
employees and Cltisens aud their neighbors. The
headlight will shine In Canton in few days, and
we look for an ovation, the like Of which Is sci.
dom seen. Omnibus drivers and express men
are already Practicing on the cry, Cars going
North
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

Funds for the payment Of township, school and
corporation treasurers will be ready for disburse
ment at the Auditors office on and after Monday,
August IS, 1879. The sum total is Sl09,9953l The
above Gums will be distributed throughout Stark
county and will give an additional impetus to
the financial condition Of some sections Of eur
fair domain
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

THE Independent Register Of Columbi'
ana, Holloway editor, actually murdered
poor Hickenlooper in it's last weeks Is
sue. HoIloway's special artist" tried
bis. hand on LickenhOOper, Well, that
artist ought to be killed,--and Holloway
Onght to do It. - ''1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

Mr.. HAYES has no objection, it is said,
"to government clerks contributing their
money for legitimate campaign purpo.
ses." OF course not, and neither has
Charley Foster & Co., any objection. The
Republican politicians have no objec.
tions. r.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

THE Massillon Independent didn't like
our rooster last week over the Ken
lucky election. We did not suppose
that over forty Thousand majority would
be pleasing to the Independent; but it
was to US, and hence the rooster, We
expect more such.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

TIE yellow fever continues to rage at
Memphis, averaging thirty or more q
day. The disease is. breaking. out in
other places. OF "a cases at Memphis
ON Monday twenty we're white.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
SHERIFF SALE.

R. Y. HampsOn Va e RaHepSperger ct al
BY virtue Of an order 10 sell issued nom the court
Of common pleas Of Stark county, 0hio and 70 me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry at the
door Of the courthouse, In the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, The lSM day of September, 1879,
he following described real estate situate In said
county to-wit: Lot number seventeen u7) In the
town OF Rochester. -., rrft. n .' \
Appraised at $3.50 N-al''A.
Sale 70 commence St o'clock p, m. Terms cash.
augl4ew- Up. RAUCH, Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

UNDOUBTEDLY II Tom Ewing had re-
mained at home during the war and sold
calico he might not have been 30 poor
Charles Fosters weapon was the yard
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
GRAIN MARKET.
N.to aSStrtisrmtntS.
VALUABLE FARM
gne AT
PRIVATE SALE.

Containing 100 64-l00 acres. situated miles north
Of Canton, 2miles east Of New Berlin, on the Ran
dolph road. About 20 RcEeB are good timber. There
Is large house and bank barn. large sheep barn and
all other necessary buildings on the farm. There
ia all kinds Of fruit the place. and one OF the best
tan yards In the cou uty. There 10 running Wnter At
the house and sDrink house. The above farm Joins
James Mcdowell Daniel Hoover and Jacob H. Balra
The same will be sold on easy terms. tits worthy
the attention OF persons desirous Of lnvpetng In
first class fhrm, FOr further particulars addreas
Nngl4.tf JOHN ID. ANgTLEE. q.