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, 1880-11-25
ItDSTON,
REAL ESTATE,
Tho following inatr1lmonts were aled for rec.
ord Wednesday, Nov. a4.
CITY rMOFENTr.

| Tho following Instruments were hled for rec.
ord Wednesday, Nos.a4
| CITY rNOFE1try.
fss ssss:s? :sa :aa ", Fs II:
sss|'sss !; 4jf:s s;s; i; i Js KSSs; 90
- q a.tats Il s'59' & i: sd;s Ss1'S I!
NS$sy a.isd lo
wcsa.r wsri a1nst. Ianss Il + aarsh r. = 0Tet',, z7ao
s5as It. t. IT, Jsin JisSsfo cnnstssaSna nfsssssa'aS
';:: i iTs s;is h s}ss: @
S;;;! $s;: il jI;s5; b;;ss 3s 3.S e'
AjS$|S ,S:s;!i;;; i;;s:s Il; '
'f!sss ~ T s3,i';;|lts S.;us @ 1ss
siH wifi lssya xS;: 400
" s:s;s SsSs ;tls L Ms;ia s'S
isa!; is::$$:;;s:; iS;ss ~
ws;i S e tSsf:s sssS;sa,s Si,s$ SS;
Ts; !; III ss!:i II; $50
;$;;S L; SS$ Il S$;S;S' i
j. ss;$S III S$y: IL ;SI:;E
';S!:sf ;iSs$s. HI ;isss u i
,a%asS y: ot Iii. Il, Z ,.is;i iis;bij db:iij II '@~
,1At9h Nor. r t8u.ne u TErto 4, Utis,, YUkJ
"a9GAixnn ~, y II ct Twrn.y-trst sIt /, iii.
a!!Nl1H 20 Of " a1uxi!9 H. latuh kHy, IL -. SRA
799Mtn Matur y. = y ctt Ut h.ntE, I, a9xbs Ii,
s|sa sSE' 81 RsaSi; Z .sso 4, a@
aasau Nuv ls,,".,......,.. ....,............,, Nm
@ y III sas: e' SEVEN
LNeFsy =. ~ 4 1f l!ncon nv. n T. G1xl14 II.
ssh"a. stsM rs & r. ssrahsn u r'ls Trustees u
NslM1nt ~. mn,t -, ft.;,o;, 1000
ts6. u H.. II. ". JunS4 10 l.oiubscka WSa.
1,1n,n:,;x: -: iii A0N
tEn r. dated Nov. u III. uludoTca Ii Aua0s$
aM1nsa nsa......."..... ......,.........,....,. 1000
b1UTH " CITY LtMtTB WITHIN A MAntttH Ut sEY.M
AsLet " TIT. COuHr-A0uAN
F9ttJ.soventh st, = = cor ui schoul. II t. TsxYH
II 1MStsn Nov N tAnsY ltuck!uy W NElo6I0
s99!a nsaIbosn IL Till. ii FSi;is;i. ~"
fY5ty.nIst y Sei.asn Giaad IoSiayatd lid "'
si Gaffiss, & ~ .sFst asiaa Noy: n
tt1otnI 40
SkfkS AILEa w TIE .COukr-u0uBE.
Mozart = ~ = Of EoFilHnd. o T. xxlD IT.
, 1880-11-25
LIVE STOCK,

tAITLE-Tha market presented The name etafnr-
tnrstcs nHoa thu preceding days Of tho wcck. Cholcp
and oxtrn grades. In fact auythiuu good enough 10
eenn East uAs In fhifly astivU duunnd ana sold
stron9-n nhade higher thun nst reak,-tyho low and
ined!am qna1lttes Wore quiet NJ barely sustained
pflcos Tho rece!p.s wcso 'ae. md embraced eYe4y
description OF cntts from id scrnb-cows and raw
boned oxen. for whtoh Il hard 10 nbtu!r tlp Der
1O lbs w 70 exrn grudcd steHrE, nverasx 10lg lbs
f0F which tdG1 wis realized; crofore hollerx wo,e
repasa 10 Mcct tho wants Of hil elaases Ut bpyVrs
und large buAlness dune. There wsss t,,or.,
etio'ca and oxteu bn0res t.ah seen In tho yards
fnr s1na tays prevtns. but thesu .wns also larxpr
percentage o. ihforIpr gtades which Eept tnvu tue
nyesngc. There wcEe number of xulox Ut kasSai;4
and many ut AGt3h1 but tho larger purt Of tho d4ys
tFudns Was done u prices bplDw }4 Gunner, ptu6
Was IN tnfr nHlHtd nHd 1tnckeFa unu butchers stpck
afro sold faFly ut about leAdY rncs lAfvrinr ErnsN
tblu lis lDw ~ M my lhy Af tbs athxon, Not tnnf
cattin WerH left uvtt ad tlle general uarkct n1aI
HEul.
QUOTATIONS.:
Extra fleovcs-ltadel xleuss, WuIghlng I@I1
~ aHa npWaFt :sae0aa.s
steate, wn!RhnE iall g f! ns...,+......s. A,aaa.5
tnUa iI1Hyua-W Gll.tGtiGneI vtuvrs, wetuh-
,irE lla, % lao Ae;a4so
iax iWY iSa ~ @ ] asoa4m
,wS'E!a, 10 i !:tI4j -: stoaaB
q iaU ~ aatsa2s
bus, aud scaiawa9 9ktten........,......... L7eaa4o
, 1880-11-25

try orders for currency wcro aenin heavy, and
wcrc nsled inpstly witt, gold. New York ex-
change was freely offered al 4t00 per 81 00o 1Is.
Gnunt, and WIS quoted during the Jny nt sOc6b
s1.&' of. Loans continue moro active at 4ls
per cent on Gull and g17 por cent on tlmo.
Local snlos 0f scellrltius Hero light. 1urpR-
TIM & Quincy - sold nt Of.
On tho Chicago stock Hoard thore wore snIes
Of &,,ono County County itls ut l0dK; *inND
Chicago, Milwaukee, i 1t. Paul is tlinstlnKs Il
hnkua, Mt 1l3A; $4,000 cbtcnEo, Mllwat1kco &
BIZ Tanl o. tChscago g. taoilc, at l0;I; fltuo
Chicago, burlington Il Quincy Is ut 81. The tot-
lowing quotations were mptO;
, 1880-11-25
B1tEATJyrUFFy.

fLoth-sVAs tniber quiet. eema lots wore taken
Tor expor and It was nntfcfetood that business
would hnve born done In TINT direction but fur tho
heartily NJ freight roanf. The feeling WAS strona.
eacs wore reported Of III brs and 3o bags wlntoss
partly at HIS; I'll bris md au taza double spring OK.
s,as eheiir ss Gass5s md 70 brid buck~ttcat -four
atEo Total equal tn 7,+0 bss. Export f,ouss wera
quoted at AN7srD Tor good to choice, and rye nouf
atA.ataiM
oTnEn sttLr.srrrrs-Wcse In good demand md
urn. s"le' *sre cars hsnn at tlt.aall75: cars
HaailhSs nj tll5ftlA3: u tons fond at eAt0; md
cur wheat Rcseeaings ut 800 Coarsa cora.u,eal was
nominal Ut HAD per I'm oa track.
net srMHo Ta. M,Aa. ,, ass,ys saa an.s ha
ha Hrd fs1d 4;: S n;e e sis: s1ss
gr fesslp!, VsIe ssSn iehtsf u.an ai vsts
lie @ Sass a. q
ssd!Ma io1e.lSSoseI wenkncss n III sipsss
s s e so f sis. !o ass ss%s ,Ss
ass Ss s i ss @s: issn$ @ 5 s .oii
Tne IT. 9 as e. f s
eosf. sssns M ~ ',"Sss Ssrs
t.; 'hs & ssfs hs9s s W.. Il
fSl, demand aa, ~ t!g Current aiyals
st s!S:9a. !! sf; 'fGss'y sssss
sa 4 t@t H. @ s'ss;:s ss.s e :s
s;!S51 sSi!s5 a. s;gS!l
sSsgssfy ssi 2ss:S?s
TT u 1s;ssi: s It r .Ssfs .Ssrf1 AS & @ E
By b II r. s;'sHs Hisns: e rs i, , Aso
~ ts.. = 81 ~ Fl1<t5t@J.l+sM
,ss u nEHI,-Mas a!oi, With 1!tt1G change In
l!'tte mo,s deing n iutu5es ldbu teI selling nt
saes wGto rGiartnd Of s.NU hu So.e rcd At tllUlS;
~ n .: s!:!o ~ 9M nng borre,l DO nj s3; t6U
an b! r. sample q Ill 4n tn d9 ut Nc. Tota lIaI
C0itS-Was. nctive and weak: Mar doc,.noi .hc
IT, whs The nserer futures tloss! nery lc ,wur. Lon
fnces wGfc laFEe and ta'G schsun Ut navigation
scarce. Ih: and Tho carly weMkness III wIlc CAUSED
nd0wnwnti nlUvetnert near the outset. md nfier-
Whtlk q blE INT wns placed Oh lhv market through
saveEal osHkers which broke the ptice nenry le per
9,;,, W. ~ y ,utonRht put seyernl oihtr 1uts
n tc ~ H.. .Ha YEA aasS gsf t6s5s TO s
corr clusfd At 43ltc secr May uponed III $40 EGic
s.41c Sr,"r it1G;;, tn,5 L. y and clsSs ~
,aI!xed S ed. u a,S4 az Sioslnx x4s aaa eysa
;A@,,sfy soit II sE$&!iae: snd fsSFaa:y IT sSsat
h'Es';ss DIX; III: y !! ns S hsi,. T.
t0tic iiU bN Dy aat.,S Ut liz js1, an ttHck; Mna
lslI bA do NJ tlh63 Ia 1sea on bUafsl c1fs Total
~ ~ "! ~ l!u. 3"8
lower. The mnrket followed tbs tIi,utr. wcnknn(iig
eHrly. and recovering Litter sloslt,s ensy, and liz
IND saacs oeTae tad .adgFpfs fe sar,K
tho cl.y and for shipment CHsh sui ii ;fsiss:eE snd
cIOscI Ut S14c, NJ. 3wiiie r1 At xSc, I'D frjectud
Mere sr ln noAs tloMse:. sGnr Ln.lunry opened III
stc. Eareinbcr we're :i!1sf4t niid sioerd nj
, 1880-11-25
nrrr,t, -n,d. = I65l
At1gu. 4 Tr

nSnHSM Hi toAaa represented BY schedule OF assets
Tota1 mllcnae Of the Company.
Tho outstanding stock Ut tho Union paclfla
Company fs $5o0ol,oO0, Or si3000 Il m!le for 3,E,.
mics OF road owned by tho Company.
Latest reported raiIroul earnings: Flint &
fere Marquette, wce1 Guiding Nov. II, SIS 77 10;
Increase. s7i97.f5. From jim. ], ST, %:
increase. $lW.oso.ao. Chtcago. Rock lsland s
Pncstsu Hpad from April to Sept. 10: Cross
earnings, s0 r.: cslsa rccelpts from Land
Department. to, 900; gross receipts. %, ;;s5 II;
tncrease FOR six months, $l.i0b. .4Gubt.
Iho receipts VI tho Philadelphia t. Neatilnr
lt"lroatl and tho Philadelphia Coal & Iron Conn
panics for October and for tho expired norton
OF the year are reported lis follows:
1850. 1885,
~ Gross ; Teeetgis- For mouth. q siaS.
"spa. f"nas tr,, tsalflc. s9! sEsGa5a:
GGnnna Gt truia9. aa9...''''.'s. lil.eu!Ml t0s,iH7Bl
is sS'sss. iassss aSs ssos Stf:s! tl5
Totals 1sailroad =.
ph,a,lsiphpis GlSi"panx I ii,si.s sss4'
inK Cunl s. iron
CotnpA1y.-....-...-. .:sJ0, 0,0hH l0,g79, ell
Totals Or nll. ;. :. 81 s,0N ,@e.n ss0ols,gil.M
Tho net profit or both Companies thus fur In
lH0 was against &, 90 aGf .aJ for tho
sa1t.e tiino III 1870,
lndlnnu+ Bloomington & Western natlron,
Company: Surplus ua hand Juno TO, 1880, nftcr
providing for Nil obligations Of every kind, wos
SliU,-ll.l0 not earnings FROM juno III to Dec 81,
JsSo October, November, and December estt-
nated,, atter providing for ntl obligations, $l3t-
lal.o7; total not cash surplus Jan. 1, 1881, $.4-
4l3o7; deduct por cent dividend OH sl,500,UOo
Income boads. advertised. $1,000; surplus ayut-
ab'e for such improvements It's tt,Gy 10 ordered,
including lO0 tons steol rails ordered by Execu.
tive Committee, Sa:,), ,4E07.
About tho coal market, tho Philadelphia Led
UtF says All tho several 1ntercsts connected with
tho anthracite coal tr1ltle nre good. Tho ,is-
iuand for e'al Is notavc, md tho ordors for coal
from producers aud curriers' arc about up to tho
caPac'ty OF 'hose lntcrosls. pricos, too. arc
mutually satisfactory, uearly nIt tho several
szcs OF coaL boIng In falr dcmand, THO only
s'zd mentioned that WI hear spoken OF ns ln px-
coss Is pea. but that not largoly ~, Nor 10 va
honr Of at,y accumulation Of stock or Ut much
coal Of current production goln1 to supply Or.
dcrs OF Rotao nulths ugo.
, 1880-11-25

Eute{ot r,,,,,-h n ~. ~, r.,.
HnsT0N, Nov, II-Tho h,laiiipss nj fi,o etoct,
Exchange contIntics .1mrue" nni Hthonf, nH ras ScK
nrp n0t In iii rmans ~ XII, "s nrGes M
general market w,s sea,tv ~ raltrni shnras nas
Alcn1s0n advanced from 1i1T to LEX. but sub.
tnRtnh y Qhtncy advanced from 17U to 17lE.
frnm ,!f s'tn ~ 1.su tf9 ~ 70 Hsa F!tchbntx
n:I o. lretGtren from 19 TO o. lnlEtnnn frot1
tti1. ~ n':S I-HS; & nMiiMhu M preferred fron 20 to s.
to ill., Smt t hranc ~ th III. f; sana4ssy !4 ~ M from ls
tcvrrr 1tnn", % trn,, tr,, iGh g 10 Ggs' h9stotl,
Mnsa"unsmt,s ust'ns'i run 1olA 70 !0iA Vermont
tM,sn1o T+ ~, ttnin On t,A 70 la yerlnont
W E0rt ssuit J. fratn ts:M to GlS. Philadelphia,
, 1880-11-25

=, nshi1,sla Phosphate in Nervous
r. aars n.es M nnd Al a Tp,,lc.
k.ss ~ stx MONTE ,sosIe Acid Phosphate during
ui a. wl!h Yreat Satisfaction. il
IL is aiser tSxssas, OF nervous debility, and
E;;s4i. 49, 'hd. w. u. FLEru1.sn, ND.
, 1880-11-25
The following grain was inspected into store

l
| IN thsa city yesterday morning: ia curs red
winter "hoat, cars Nos. and winter, curs
rejected. 1aG cnra No. spring, 20 cars No. s do
10 cnrs rejected, cars no grade tta4 wheat, o;
which " are wintcr,s 2Gs cars No. corn. ii cnrs
h'sh-m'xcl, 81 cars rejected {s77 corn; 20 cars
whsa oats, 10 cars No. mixed, IS cars rejected
te3 oRfs; cars Nm. = rye, cars rejected: q cars
No. barley, II cars No. do, Fl cars No, i do, i
car No. do t+2 bdricyt. Total. 0ts cars, OF
$4,000 bu. Inspected outs bs,os3 but wheat, 1oo, }.
VII bu corn, 184t5 bu oAts. 6l4 bu re,
4 committee hns been appointed by the ptest-
dent OF tho hOard Of Trade Of this city TO pass
on tho "rnsla" Of pork at the close Of October,
No trading today on 'Chnngo ar the Call.
bonfu. Tho commercial world Is expected to
give thanks.
The leading proluce markets were very ucrv-
Gus ana Irregular yesterday, hut without the
w range OF Prices that had been expected by
some. a great many Ut tho people who usually
trade IN wheat anticipated a break In sy.nputhy
with stocks But they did not 20 down al ex-
peeled. and wheat turned after declining less
tnah lc. Corn wns weakened badly by tho
enort OF Il welI-known party to sell three or four
million bushels through spvcrul brokers opernt :
ing simultaneously. Oats fell on carly, In sym.
pathy with wheat, but recovered towards noon
Frosisioha followed tho course Of wheat more
closely titan usuat. but With an independent
speculative strength. which seemed able
10 take Al tho current Hnnll lfucturD of
pork anu ]ard mt sIeht decline.
Mess pork closed 10000 lower, nt eia.4ol1a, ,4sn
for December and kHig1<Ga1tnh for Jnrt,orv
Lard closed 6c lower, Mt $500 bid for NovomtHr
and ss.N;GsBs7K for january, Short ribs closed at
500 for Jnutiary. spriu9 wheat closed flr1ncr
at Si.1aA for December md $f,13,501 113n
fur January. He'd winter closed stenditr NJ
*f00.f. Corn closed 1c lower, at 43Hc for jan.
uary and 4yilo for May. Outs closed xc towgr.
at ;EEo for December and ut Jlfp for January.
Rrc wits higher, closing Mt ptc for Dece,nt,or.
and p,da21+ cEor 1anunry, Harley uas :.dn,o hiph-
or, closing at sl.eJ bid for cash Or Dcce,nbrr.
lings averaged cascr, but closed firm nj st.60Ga
Aus for light anu at s4,5oa,5oj for heavy. Cattle
wcro 1r.n, with safes Mt s.Dodza.Go,
Jdbbors Of dry goods rcported Il, sotferu ctorv
business In provress. There wcrn oniv fntv
scattering buyers to be ser.,. b,t thc yols,me =,
u1uit nud te1curauh or1frra ronnlnt ,orn..,s 49,.
portions, nuth cotton mr., ,ronion r,.x,s ,saso
firmly held, There ,roa nn,, ,,o,n,,,t ~ ,,,rt.a.
A tt,nirtshoJ 1a,,a"I 49,. sas' anu s.ol.ns.
,o.a,; D"s..u,ao "oauu A"t Nuo'eA souus "'so ~
go" 1870 cs "ole tepoF1ua acuso' with
P'aces o!spihs4n1 ooclded strength. suxArs werB
aklttn advanced y Z. md arlips AIll motnsgcs wcro
Homfnniy higher Tic drfxuI frrtt rnnrket ,r,a
ncttve nntf orucro,,v ri rorn,r h,,,tns ,.a,,hsa
nnr htaol tnrrfes r,.',,o ,a,sc, 'pl'.s' peaeaca'
, 1880-11-25

Of Tho lending articles of Produce In this city
tIuring the twensy-four hours ending a: o clock
wednesday, morning and for tho corresponding
tino last year:
, 1880-11-25
MINING NEWS.
EAS FJlANCfaCO.

Ban FHASUtBCo, Nov. al--The following werc
tho elost1g quotations OIL tito Mining Stock Board
, 1880-11-25

Tho following were the receipts ana sh,pments
, 1880-11-25

lNiiirJf AND .;XME:iai;fiSs;ys. .sfs In ,;ct
annana nd tho balk Of t!ln hne STOCK wns rckeI up
!onE hs!ors noon. good drai II froaan and ioUF
ssx,s ssSs wns a1 ths stssct Dck. md so
n',a TSTe sscse ss e. ist r. IL .a g, ecksns
Quail were dull Mt H. 2s9j IM sS ' os-
fDIAlHlst-lfGIH nris and scntce. PcachbIpsye
w9In o1otei u Rfst1c, md roao nt VfSac nj hi ia
~as 9nt,'e4 !, q. stasg shcta ts1r6a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
The le,mucrat.
rn1rnRIAL LOTTINGs.


The Republicans in the House OF Con-
press refused to vote Tuesday, and thus
broke up quorum. This revolutionary
policy was to delay the passage oil the
Deficiency bill.
The New York Democratic state con
ventio1 at Syracuse on Tuesday was
strong for Tilden. The John Kelly
Tammany convention was in session at
the same time, These fellows will not
forpi 10 Tilden for overthrowing Tweed
and Tammany and the Canal ring.
The investigation Of the West Point
cadet, Whitaker, is still going on. 1t is
still doubtful question whether he did
not slit his own ears,
The news from Marshfeld, Missouri,
says: Seyenty.one victims of the storm
have been buried, and twenty one more
b, are in dying condition. The number
seriously wounded is about 15O. A child
year and half old, whose mother was
killed, was found next day in a ravine
north of the town, where it had lain all
night. It is doing well. Another child
two years old was found in a tree top,
where it had been near "a hours. Though
bruised, it will recover, 1t had been ta'
ken over three miles.
In New Jersey at the late local cleo
tions the Democrats made wholesome
gains,
Gen. John Beatty of Columbus, the
Blaine leader, says the Democrats gave
Frankli county to Sherman. Naughty
Democrats.
The town of El Paso, Arkansas, was
destroyed by the tornado of Sunday,
and several persons killed.
Mayor Fellows of Springfield, Mis-,
souri,, and other benevolent people in
that region, are active in doing for the
Marshfeld sufferers, Marshfeld is the
county seat of Webster county
Wooster township will soon take q vote
on a subscription of $4,000 to the pro-
jeCted railway. 1t will probably be vo
ted--and then long years after of regrets
and curses.
The Rep. says "Tilden has declined
to withdraw"
The ClevelandS Herald and Cleveland
Leader do not agree as to the delegate
strength of Sherman and Blaine In
Ohio. There seems to be bitterness
growing between these elements.
The local elections in Trenton, Bor'
dentown and other places in New Jersey
show large Democratic gains over last
spring.
The Republican papers are all opposed
to Tilden's nomination. They were foul
years ago.
Ar Ravenna, Ohio, the finishing boys
at the Enterprise Glass Chimney Works
struck on the 10th inst, for fifty cents
per turn. They now get forty, The
managers are doubling their shops, and
will probably replace the strikers with
boys from Pittsburgh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22

sEcr1oN 1. Be 1t ordained by the city council Of
the city Of Canton, In the State Of Ohio That each
owner of property abutng on the east side OF Ceve-
land avenue between the north line OF Erie ana the
south line Of Lake streets In said city, are hereby re-
ouired TO pave the sidewalk along the mont OF SAID
roperty 10 the width Of ten feet nom the line OF tne
street with good hard burnt brick laid upon sub
stanta bed OF sand and upon the grade PROVIDED Or
said street and heretofore established,
SEC. 2. That IL Is hereby made the GUY Oh tne
Mayor Of said CITY, within ten days ater tns OI1ln-
ance takes effect to cause notice, In WrIlng 70 pe
served on the property owners, or IN case OF thelr
absence from the city, then upon their agents. con-
templated by the first section OF this ordnance not
tying them Of the passage and requirements OF thls
ordinance and return shall be made OF such service
to the city clerk % ,,,,, 49,,
erty contemplated by this ordinance shall iail to
comply with the provisions OF the same within sixty
DAYS alter the service Of notice upon such person or
ppTsons or their authorized agent as herein prov ded
the sidewalk In front of such property shall be paved
in mch manner and at such times as the Council
may by resolution provide, and the costs the same
shall he collected from the property owner with in
teres az and penalty and shall be placed upon the tax
duplIcate and collected as q special assessment
against said property, other taxes are collected
SEC This ordinance to be In force and take effect
from and after its passage and legal publication.
f'lsSeu "A pa" iVSI CHARLES MoNNoT, President.
Attaat, Joseph TROUT, Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
Focal 9ems.
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OUR HEADSTRONG Ma YOR.

The City Solicitor and Street Commissioner Of
Canton have been sedulous in trying to enforce
the ordinance requiring liCenEe on the part Of
street vendors and travelling frauds; and also the
ordinance to remove distractions on the Public
Square and streets. These ordinances have been
enforced as against our own citizens, and
all persons violating them, A street vendor has
been occupying the Square fol several evenings,
who has paid no license, to the city; ard refuses
to obey the orders of the Street Commissioner to
refrain from obstructing the Square, Haunting
permit rom our Republican Mayor. Street Com.
missioner PlunkaTd, IN compliance with mis- duty,
had Solicitor Weity draw up an affidavit charging
the vendor in question with Obsructing the Pub
Tic Square, which Giidayit was properly sworn to
before the Mayor and in presence of Councilman
ROhrer and the Solicitor and duly signed by the
Street Commissioner. A warrant was then de
manded for the arrest Of said vendor when the
Mayor refused to issue, This is certainly a singu.
lar piece OF conduct on the part OF the Mayor.
What secret influence operates upon our RepHbli.
can Mayor, we know not
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22

AND STILL ANoTHER.-In response to friend.
ly invitation, we called on Paul SoCie on Tues.
day evening, 1t appears that Paul became &C.
quainted with Miss Annie e. Miller, Of Canal
Dover, while she was residing temporarily in
this village and followed her up to her home
until she accepted him as her loving husband on
the Goth inst The marriage service was held at
the ST, Joseph church, at Canal Dover, by Rev.
Father GHies Upon the return Of the bride aud
groom to the residence of Mr.. socie, ST., on
South Plum street, the friends assembled
and gave them the le grdnde reCeptiOne We can
not shan pOOn any better comment for this oCca
sion than 10 say that we wish that Paul and his
happy bride will comb through all difficulties;
razor fine lot Of little shavers and when the cry Of
next comes, both be prepared to take their
seats. One as an industrious cOiGeur, the other
as loved snd respected Femme COuUerte. Several
valuable and serviceabe gifts were presented to
the bride and groom by their many friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
An Ordinance
THE OLD WAY.

To change tic grade on North Walnut street be-
tween North street and Shrlver's lane, and to
repeal an ordinance passed August 22 1878, en-
titled "An ordinance to establish q grade on
North Walnut street from North street to shriv-
er's lane;" and also to repeal an ordinance
passed March s, 1880, entitled IAN ordinance to
change the grade on orth Walnut street from
North street to shrivers lane, in Canton, Ohio
SECTION |. Be II ordained by the City Council OF
the city of Canton That the grade for that part OIL
North Walnut street, In said city, hereinafter 1e-
scTbed be and s hereby established as tollowBi be
ginning NJ the north line of North street at an eeVa-
ton Of eighty. one and any hundredhs (SISVl IeeS
thence nOrthwardly three hundred (SOO) ieet 70 az
elevation Of eighty-four and fifty hundre9ths lShey
feet thence northwardly four hundred and my 46O)
feet to an elevation or one hundred and eight and
eighty hundredths C08S0) feet; thence norihWaruly
four hundred and ty four feet TO the south line ot
six feet All OF said elevations having reference toa
plane one hundred feet below the city bench marx,
as established by ordinance, and shall apply TO the
middle Of the street and curbstone lines OF side
walks with side sewers one foot deep. 49,.
SEC q That an ordinance passed August 3 1873,
Walnut street from North street to Shrtvers lane
and also an ordinance passed March 8, 1880 entitled
"An ordinance to change the grade on North wal
mt street from North street to ShriverS lane" pc
and tie same are hereby repealed.
SEC. g. That this ordinance shall take e1eCt ana
be In force from anc after its passage ana egal pup
Passed April 18th, 1880. ,...,.
Attest: JOS TROUT Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
A rRAPEzE ACCIDENT.
A Young Girl Fatally Injured While Performing
In PhIladelphia,

Philadelphia, April 14-A terrible accident oc
Cured at the performance, this afternoon, OF lhe
combined shows Of Cooper h Bailey and Adam
Forepaugh, which are now exhibiting here. one
Of the sensational features has been daring act
by the Davene family of acrobals, who are known
nom their performances In Kiraliy btotners
Black Crook Company, during the early part OF
the season, Mrs, Davene hangs by her ieet, 70
trapeze 40 feet In the air, and holds her husband,
who is suspended head downward. Their daugh'
ter Lucy, pretty girl Of 10, whose stage name IL
Mile. Lotto, ascends pedestal ~ ieet distant,
and swings on a trapeze b her knees until she
acquires the necessary momentum, When she
loosens her hold flies through the air, and Is
caught by her tather On the first performance
Of the act, last Monday the girl missed her her
fathers grasp three times, but fortunately iell
into mel stretched below. To-day, While en-
deavoriDg to get the momentum she struck her
head against the pedestal, causing irightful
wound and throwing her senseless TO the ground,
20 feet below. There were upwards o 900 peo
pie present at the time, and a Jerrible scene fol-
lowed. my daughter, Oh GVd, my daughter is
killed." shrieked the wreiched mother, as the
bleeding form was carried underneath her Phy.
sicians were summoned, who pronounced her
suffering from internal injuries and possibly
conclusion OF the spine. She vomited a great
quantity Of blood, and no hopes are entertained
Of her recovery.