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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN subscriber has been duly appointed and qua /.
fled as Executor under the last will and testament
of John II. Deters, late OF Hamilton County, Ohio,
deceased.
Dated at Cincinnati this Sd day of March, A. D.
1890. G. A. ROBERG, Executor.
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Laughlin removed portion Of the bone
and dressed the wound.
A few evenings ago quite "Bon Ton"
party was rendered the Hebrew ladies of
this city by Mrs. A. Goldsmith, at her
residence on Columbia street. Several
ladies from abroad were present. 1t was
the party of the season.
Two energetic young men, Messrs.
Nelson aud Digan, have leased the foun-
dry department of the Evans Manufac-
turing Company, at the West End, and
intend to do general jobbiag business
in all kinds of iron foundry work.
Captain A. P. Steele was, on Monday
evening last, presented with a gold
headed cana by the Cummins Cadets, in
recognition of his efficient services in
the drummer Boy" drama. Captain
Leuty, of the Cadets, made the presenta-
tion speech.
A concert will be given next Friday
evening, 26th inst, at the Central NJ.
E. Church. Miss Little Guy, of Newark,
O., the wonderful whistling girl, four
teen years of age, who is a great favorite
wherever she goes, will take part in the
exercises, assisted by the best musical
talent. Concert for the benefit of the new
M. E. Church colony.
M. v. Rhonemus, of this city, went to
Columbus by the morning train yester-
day. This afternoon Chief of Police
Schuchman received a telegram from
him stating that he had lost roll Of
bills amounting to between $500 and
$400 on the street here before leaving.
There were three $50 bills and the bal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
NINE PRISONERS ESCAPE AT CO.
IUMBUS.

Columbus, Jan, 6.-Nine prisoners, including a
murderer, escaped from the county jail this after
noon. Rickenbacher, the new Sheriff had Just
assumed his office, Turnkey Rowland Phelps
was not familiar with the locks on the door Of the
main ROOM and as he was letting an attorney for
one OF the prisoners through from the ONCE, one
of the inmates in some way managed to tawper
with the loch so that II did not work. Nine Of
them made rush and knocked Phelps down
after which they fought their way out.
Phelps was badly bruised in resisting their es-
cape, and will be laid up for some time. Buthe
made a good fight until oveIpowered.
Among the prisoners who broke out was James
Hewell, alias Kerr, who was 10 custody awaiting
trial on charge Of numbering Frank Fleming
last fall.
Prosecuting Attorney Clark, who was in the
outer Office made an attempt to close the prison
door, and had almost succeeded but the prisoners
raumed piece of wood in between and prevent
ed closing it, As Clark was still resisting their
attempts to get out, Hewell came at i'm with q
club and he was forced to close his resistance for
the time and selze q chair TO defend himself
HeWell struck at him as II was, and broke the
chair, but Inflicted no harm on Clark, who called
a number Of outsiders 10 the assistance OF himself
and the attaches Of the Jail, The aid came In
time to prevent fifteen more Of the prisoners, ou
Of the twenty -four in the jail from getting away.
The eight who, WITH Hewell, made their escape
are John Leonard and John Egan charged with
burglary; william Conners, horse stealing; John
Mitchell tcolored), burglary; Charles Anderson
(colored), grand larceny; J. W, Dodge cutting
with intent to wound; Thomas Jones, horse steal
ing, and Lewis Rost, burglary. None Of the fugi-
tlyes have 80 far been captured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
Ths le1nprrat.
TIE NEW REPUBLICAN BOARD OF
INFIRMARY DIRECTORS SHOW
THEIR FANGS.

If ever officials were entirely free
from party bias and influence in their
public administration, it has been the
Democratic Board of Inhrmary Direc'
tors of Stark county during the last few
years. Indeed, many Democrats thought
our friends serving as directors were so
little partisan that they leaned over and
rather favored Republicans.
In fact our Democratic Infrmary
Board were infrm enough to continue
Mr.. Cramar as Superintendent, bitter
and contemplate Republican, not to
speak of other qualities. They also
continued Doctor Phillips, a Republican,
one or TWO years as physician to the In
frmary, although Canton had older resi-
dent physicians of at least equally high
repute.
But now, let us note the change, when
the Board becomes Republican. How
quickly they draw the lines when that
old Republican expert, William Barber,
takes place on the Board, and makes,
with Mr.. Putnam majority. Last
week the annual New Year feast was
had and no doubt with more than usual
gusto on the part Of those who endorse
the Hayes fraud. And on Monday the
new Board met and elected physician
to the Infrmary for the ensuing year,
the choice falling upon Doctor Scott,
Republican, by the vote of two for
Scott to one Tor Doctor Conklin, Demo
Crat, who has flied the place aCceptably
for year or two, 80 acCeptably that
Mr.. Putnam expressed himself favorable
to continuing him. When the time camC'
however, to vote, Mr., Putnam had
changed his mind, and with William
Barber voted in Dr.. Scott. OF course
the telepho one came to Putnam from the
court house to squelch DR., Conklin. We
understand that Probate Judge Helden.
brand, Jim Clark and others were in at"
tendance at the New Years feast at the
Infrmary last week, taking in a good
share of turkey-and the situation. AT
all events, it will be seen, things are to
1un in the party rut, as the ring here
shall dictate. recognizing bas com.
menced and will not stop till they are
through. We were well aware when it
was William Barber, it meant business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
OHIO LEeIsLArURE.
SENATE.

Columbus, Jan. B.-The Senate met at 10 O'CLOCK
Lieutenant Governor Fitch being in the chair
and with Senator Beck Of Summit county, acting
Os temporary Clerk.
The Senators then came forward to the bar Of
the House and the oath Of office was administered
to them by Supreme Judge John W. Oakley. The
officers of the Senate were then voted inr the
Democrats putting IN nomination B. W. Carlisle,
as President pro tenn, and for the remainder the
old officers OF last year, and the Republicans
those chosen by the caucus Of Saturday night.
These last were elected They are: President pro
tenn, Rees G, Richards; Chief Clerk, ]. @ Donald
son; Journal Clerk, G. NJ. Jonson; Message Clerk
W. t. Matthews; Sergeant st-Arm I. O. DoWney
and Postmaster, Alexander Mcdowell. The other
clerks will be elected two weeks from to-day
Mr, Richards then offered resolution proVid'
ing that the new set of Legislative rules be adopt
ed as the rules of the Senate until the report OF
the Committee on Rules be received. Adopted,
Resolutions appointing Senators Beebee and
Kelley a committee to select standing committees
Of the Senate, and to have the Senate opened by
prayer each day were adopted.
Senator Carran offered resolutions appointing
a Joint committee of two on the part Of the senate
and Mr.. Blank on the part Of the House to make
proper arrangements for the Inauguration OF the
Governor on January 18th. Adopted
Mr.. Beebe offered q resolution providing that 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ shall be the open
ing hours Of the Senate sessions Adopted.
Bills were then introduced.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
LATE NEWS.

Leonard Case, the largest real estate
owner in Cleveland, was found dead in
his bed Tuesday morniug, SeVersi
friends had spent the previous evening
with him playing cards, leaving MN
about II. His age was near 6O years.
The employees Of the Jefferson blast
furnace, Steubenville, struck for an ad'
vance of twenty five cents day wages
The company refuse to accede to the
demand and the works have been smut
down.
A Cabul dispatch says Before evacu'
ating Cabul Mohamed Jan wrote TO Cen
eral Roberts saying that although for the
present retiring, the Afghans would not
cease hostilities until the English are
driven from Afghanistan.
AT Newark, N. ] on Monday, an ex.
plosion in Celluloid mandatory killed
four workmen and fatally injured others
The Atlantic & Great Western Rail.
road was sold at Akron Tuesday, under
foreclosure proceedings in Summit
county Court of Common Pleas and sim
liar courts in Pennsylvania and New
York. The road was bid off by X. IT,.
Ralston and s. A. Srang, OF New YORK,
the purchasing committee for the Eng
lish bondholders, under reorganization
scheme, for $4,000 600, its minimum ap'
praisement. Under it's reorganization
the road will be reduced to a standard
gauge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
MARRIED.

CLARK Rev. J. J. Leberman,
jan l. 1880 In Louisville, Mr.. ozlas Clark 70 Miss
Adaline Rineh0rt, both Of Louisville, 0.
RUrHRAUFF-GEIB-on Dec. Goth, 1879, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parests by Rev, j. NJ.
Ruthrauf, Mr.. @ r. RuthiauR to Miss josephine
Geib both Of Stark couRty
HICKMAN--MILLER--0 Dec. 26th, At the res.
idence OF John Mase, near Bolivar, by the Rev.
Geo. Cochel Of Bolivar, 9teWa.t Hickman to
Mis- Rebecca Miller; both Of stark county.
KELLER-FIsHRR-o On the Eame and BY the
burgh, TuscaYa was Co, O., Mr.. Abraham Keller 70
Miss Regina Fisher, both Of Massillon, o.
aINTLEsPKReER-s January 1ss.
1880 by Rev. II VOpgele, OF Canton, william H,
Gintesperger and Miss Sarah 9teine both Of
Holmes coanty, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
HOUSE.

The House met at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Secretary OF
State Barnes IN the chair Members were sworn
in by Auditor OF State Williams. The Republic
can members then elected their caucus nominees
Cowgirl, of Champagne county, Speaker, over !,
s. Bloom, of Richland, Democrat, by vote OF %
to A. williamson, of Huron, Speaker pro tem',
over ]. A. Estill. of Holmes; D. X, Edwards, OF
Trumbull, for Chief CLERK, and Gillespie, Of But.
Ter, for SergeantatArms.
After long speech from the new Speaker oils
were introduced as follows and read the hrst
time:
By DR.. Scott. Abolishing the present Congress
ional apportionment Of the State and re'es'ao.
fishing the districts as they were before the aEbi
trary action OF the last Legislature.
BY Mr.. ]. s. Jones, Repeating the act respect
ing the polls in Congressional elections.
By Mr.. Peter A. stryker. Abolishing the pres
ent Board Of Public Works, Of Cincinnati, and
re.establishIng the old one by appointment the
Mayor.
The House then took recess.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
FIGHTING WITH A WILD CAT.

Hainesyille, N. j., Dec. 27--Wilhelmus Westiall
farmer residing in Montague township sussex
county. accompanied by his son Alexander, went
fox hunting few days ago in the woods along
the New Jersey bank of the Delaware River
While passing through the woods the hunters sep
arsted, Wilhelmus, accompanied by a mound,
kent close along the river. Having gone shoit
distance, the hound was heard barking tercely'
He went in the direction Of the barking and soon
came upon the dog, which was engaged in a.herce
encounter with a monster wild cat. He took his
rife from his shoulder, and taking deliberate
aim, pulled the trigger TIE cap exploded bu'
the gun failed to discharge He placed another
cap on the tube, and again pulled the trigger
with the same result: the gun would not go off.
Bv this time the dog was badly whipped, and,
whining and limping 1t made It's escape from Its
antagonist into the thicket The cat then sneaked
slowly through the bushes toward the river.
Wilhelmus was determined to capture the ami
NAL and thought he could conquer 1t by beating
out It's brains with the butt Of his gun. he started
in pursuit, and soon overlook the animal, which
stopped when the hunter approached within
few feet of It, The plucky hunter cautiously took
one step after another, when suddenly, and with
ewes glsripg like balls of fire. the animal turned
and made a spring, landing upon the shoulders
OF the hunter, and soon succeeded in infictng
several ghAstly wounds upon his face. His body
was also .lacerated in terrible manner, and his
clothes were torn into shreds After fierce strug
gle, the old man succeeded in loosening the cats
hold when his son, who had heard bis fathers
cries arrived. Seeing that his father was IN great
danger of being killed by the animal, Alexander
took deliberate aim and discharged his Tihe
The ball had the desired effect, for the animal
gave an upward spring and fell to the ground
dead. The ball entered the animals heart and
missed the wounded hunter by only few inches
The animal measured nearly six feet in length
and weighed fifty pounds. 1t was the only one
that had been killed in this region for severa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
Saturday, The 7M day of February, 1880,

the following described real estate situate In said
county to-wt Being parts OF the northwest quarter
of section "a and the southwest quarter Of section
49, Plain township beginning ut the northwest corn
er Of said section "a thence north. 80 east chains
and links to post thence south, $40 S3\ east, l3
chains and 81 links; thence south SO east, l6 chains
and links 10 stone; thences0uth, 80 west chains
and 20 links TO stone. thence south, Ho 30\ east, ~
links ~ the middle OF road; thence SOUTH 22o 3ON
east 22 chains and " links TO post in said road and
in the east line OF said northwest quarter; thence
north $50 4SN west 40 chains and 40 links TO stone
In the west line of said section IA thence north 30
SS\ east % chains and Is links TO the place of begin
ming, containing rs and G0l00 acres. Also part OF
northeast quarter OfsectiOn "a township ii and range
s. beginning at the northeast corner Of said section;
thence south %, 3iN west with the section line7
chains and so links thence north, $40, S west and
parallel TO the north line of said section l3 chains
and ,31S links; thence n0rth 20 3F east and paral
lei 70 the said east line, chains and 80 links 70 the
north line Of said section: thence SOUTH $40 81 east
10 chains and 33H links to the place Of beginning
containing 10 acres OF wond land both said tracts
containing in the aggregate S8 and 6000 acres, to be
sold tor not less than t9650.
Also part of the north half OF section "a, town.
ship II and range beginning az pelnt In the east
line ofsald section chains and SO links south fom
the northeast OF said section "a thence south
Harrisburg road thence south 80 lb west with SAID
road 81 chains and 80 links thence north 42oiwest
with the middle another public road 2l chains and
% links. thence north 225fo west y chains and ~
links with said road 10 the north line OF said section,
thence south SO 30 east chains and 40 links 70
stone NJ the northeast corner OF the northwest guar
ter Of said section "a thence south $40 ~ east2 chains
and 20 links thence south 90 3weBt7 chains and SO
links thence south So 37f east IL chains and S5H
links 10 the place OF beginning containing los bOlOO
ceres Of land. to sell for not less than G,450
sale 70 commence at O'Clock p, H. Terms--one'
third cash. the balance In TWO equal annual pay.
menlB with interest from day Of sale, secured by
mortgage on the premises.
| jan8-ew II. ALTBKRUsE, Bherlm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
A MoLL1r suRRENpERs.

Potlsvllle, Pa, Jan. 5.-Edward Curley, Mol.
lie :.Msguirei o.: Columbia county, charged with
the murder OF John Cunning, an old man in Cen
trAiia July 26th, 1875, returned to Centralia yes
terday, suvrenderey to the authorities and was
committed to Bloomsbury Jail. Curley ia ex.
pected TO turn states evidence and expose the
participants in a number Of murders committed
in the vicinity OF CenHalia, the scene Of many
tragedies during the reign Of Molly Maguireism
At Curiey's hearing yesterday Michael Brogan
who recently married daughter OF Cunning
attempted to shoot him. The town Is very much
agiiated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08

Poor HIcHENLooPER has been kicked
and cUffed at Columbus until he can
hardly be recognized Why the Republi-
can party has set about humilisting our
Hamilton county champion we are at a
loss to know. If the gentlemen who
have begun a fight with Andy think it
Is one days job they are mistaken.
Andrew will make it a two years en-.
gagement.-Cin. Enquirer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08

THE radical papers have been an
nouncing that several fusion members
of the Maine Legislature refused to take
Garcelon's certificates and serve. 1t
turns out the Republicans we're buying
these men off at one thousand dollars
apiece. This seems to be the Radical
way of doing business. Read the ex-
pOsure on our first page.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
p1ucKY AMERICANS.

City Of Mexico, Dec 2S.-Two young Americans,
George Green, Of Texas, and Frank senter Of Bos-
ton, were in mail coach near Guarajanto when
II was attacked by band Of thirty robbers with
winchester rifles. These young men fought the
entire band, killed Ave and wounded several,
compelling the others to retreat Green was
slightly wounded
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08

Mr.. JEFFERSON was presented to the
court of France The King eaid: "YOu
fill Mr.. Franklin's place" "Sire," said
Mr.. Jefferson, 81 succeed Mr.. Franklin,
no one can ever fll his place" Friday
night the question as to who will succeed
Senator Thurman will be decided by the
Republicans. A Republican like Gar
field may succeed our great Senator, but
he never can fill his place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08

SHERMAN wants to do some more fund
ing before all the money in the country
is invested in business. He has been
consulting the bankers of New York, as
il is about time to get another haul and
assist the Golfers of his pet banks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
CHEAP CLOTHING.

Not cheap in quality of goods, but
cheap in price, and Of the very best
quality of goods, are to be had at the
old reliable Clothing and Furnishing
Gcods Establishment of Hirschheimer
Bros. at the lowest price. Remember
the place, northeast side Public Square,
Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08

GENERAL GARFIELD was nominated for
United Seates Senator by acclamation at
the Republican caucus held at Columbus
ON Tuesday evening. Dennison
Matthews and Taft withdrew from the
field.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08

BLAINE & Co. in Maine we're paying a
thousand dollars head to fusion mem
bers of the Legislature in order to pre-
vent quorum. They we're equally un-
scrupulous at and before the election.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08

AFTER the late Republican Auditor Of
Trumbull county was found guilty on
one indictment, three of the FIVE original
cases we're nolled and the others con-
tinued till the next term of court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
FROM MAINE.
RADICAL FRAUD AND CoRRUP-
TON.
They Attempt to Defeat the Will OF the People by
Bribery-AfldSVlts Of FusiOnists Proving
This Fact-The State Properly
Turned Over to General
ChambeElln,
BLAINE BRIBERY.

Portland Me-, Jan O.. In the press dispatch
this afternoon, letter appeared signed by Thos'
B. Swan, of Minat, saying he would not act with
.he Fusionists. The following afhdaVits which
will appear in to-morrOws argus are therefore
TnlanatOry:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08

CONGRESS met on Tuesday and after
a short session adjourned out of respect
to the memory of the late Senator
Houston of Alabama.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
SHERIFF SALE.
Charles P. Coffee vs. Thomas Johnson et al.

BY virtue Of an order to sell issued nom the
court Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and to
me directed Wilt offer for sale at public outcry at
the door ri the Courthouse In the city Of Canton,
Saturday the 24th day G January 1880,
the following described real estate situate in said
county. to-wit Being part of the northeast
quarter OF section number 25 township 49, range six
beginning so feet north OF the northwest corner OF
town lot number l8 In Webbs addition to the town
OF Alliance thence north 20 roda thence east tods;
thence south 20 rOds thence east rods to the place
Of beginning. containing one acre Of land more or
less. subject TO all legal highways, being the same
premises decided 10 Thomas johnson by L aac N.
Webb and wife, and being the same premises Occu-
pied by said johnson as residence excent part OF
the south half OF said tract described as follows Be
ing lot of OF the southeast corner thereof being
f0rfy-hve feet east and west, and one hundred and
slTty feet north and SOUTH decided by Thomas john
son to Mariare Johnson Sept 10, 1870,
Appraised acre, except lot, 900,
Lot $50.
sale to commence at o'clock p. M Terms, cash
dec26.eW ]. p. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08

The Hartford Times offers the follow.
ing as a Connecticut reminder to the
Maine Republicans: In 1862 the vote
for Representatives in Pennington,
Conn.,, was as follows:
Henry L. Rood. Republican SSl
Allen g. Brady, Demo 80
A. G. Brady, Democrat t,...."".....,.......,'."
Mr.. Rood was declared to be elected
by a Republican Moderator. In 1875
the vote for Town Clerk, Pennington,
was as follows:
Charles T. Church Democrat. 232
Gideon b, Welch, Republican ....."."".. 229
G. Il. Welch, Republican Can......"...".........."
G.. WEIGH, Republican n.....".,....... ........,..,
Mr.. Welch was declared elected by
Republican Moderator, who reversed
the ruling for his party's benefit
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
DIED.

FITZGERALD-On Saturday. Jan. 3d. John, in
FAINT son OF William and Annie Fitzgerald.
Happy infant, early blest;
Rest In peaceful slumber, rest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
final.
SHERIFF SALE.
Mary Lelb ct al VS. Ephraim Smith ct al.

BY vltue ofan alias order TO sell issued from the
of common pleas, OfStark county, Ohio and to me
directed will offer for sale at public ouory on the
premises, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08

DAYTON RRTAIL MARKET.

DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
Canton, Ohio, Jan. 0, 1880
The following will be found correct quotations this
day OF the retail price to consumers Of the articles
BUTTER, LARD, 80.
Apple Butter, q gal..O0 Cheese, o tb.....-.-lSGDl5
Butter, . ib......... @22 Eggs . doz-..v.."" Is