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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

arising from the depOaiting OF any
nolH0me substance on the streets and
alleys OF the city. lst reading.
On motion OF Mr.. Fawcett the rules
were suspended and the bill given
second reading by lta title, Referred TO
judiciary Committee.
Bill TO provide for the improvement OF
Washington avenue, between Cherry
aud Dunbar streets, lat reading.
Bill TO amend section 0 6Of an ordinance
passed February 70, 1884, relating TO
honda OF municipal olilcers and fixing
their compensation. "a reading. On
motion OF Mr., Fawcett tho rules were
SUSPENDED and the bill given Its 3D. read
Ing and passed. The Solicitor stated
That no had prepared an ordinance TO
provide for the construction OF q storm
water sewer on Walnut street, but was
told not 10 Introduce H. aa the residents
or that street could not agree among
themselves In regard 10 the assessment
TO be made for the purpose.
On motion OF Mr.. Warner, he was I'm
atructed TO read II, which he did, and II
was afterwards referred 10 the Commit
tee on Sidewalks and Sewers. COnsid-
tihple thlk Whh engaged In on The al
legged purpose OF the bill to kill of house
sewerage by Messrs, Fawcett, Adler,
Plero and Webb.
The Solicitor stated for the benefit of
these gentlemen that under the statute
governing the matter II would be
Illegal to bring In bill pro.
ylding for the construction OF both
house aud storm water sewers un.
der the same title, and referred to the
late declaion OF the Court of Common
Pleas on the rubbish ordinance, which
declared that ordinance illegal for ON.
Dracing TOO many different subjects un.
der one title.
The Solicitor was instructed TO report
an ordinance providing for the building
OF house sewer on Walnut street at
the next meeting OF the Council, and
the sewer Committee was also1nstruct-
cd 10 solicit subscriptions for the same.
Mr.. Adler, being Ia evident pain, here
asked II he could 10 out, and was grant,
Cd permission.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
UNIoNTowN.



Interesting Items from the North End of
tho County
Eddie Akee was at home over the
Fourth.
Miss Elva Frank Is contemplating
trip TO indianapolis,
A dramatic entertainment als one of
the Immediate probabilities.
Misses Hattie Wise, Birdie Butler and
Emma Reifsnlder were In town over
Sunday.
A social dance was given at Humberts
Hull on the night OF the Fourth, Anice
tlmei is reported.
Miss Eva shanafelt Of the class OF 81,
Akron High School, Is IN town visiting
her former home, and renewing old
friendships and associations,
Mrs. II, V. D. Moore died of apOplexy
on Saturday morning, July 9th, The
funeral took place the following Sun.
day, and was largely attended
The Fourth was not celebrated here.
Persons with patriotic propensities vent
abroad 10 observe the GLORIOUS aud i'm.
mortal day" few burning cat.tails
and an occasional squlb or 1re.cracker
constituted the oil aud the end oil Of
the "bonllres and illuminatlons'
Az lust II Is our privilege to note the
return Of DR., NJ, NJ Bauer 10 the village.
The citizens Of Uniontown extend him
hearty welcome, and are delightedto
see him looking no we'll. His increased
avolrdupols and healthful complexion
Indicate that six months frustrating"
has done the Doctor much good,
Last Thursday four self.binders of va.
rl0ua makes and descriptions made n
descent upon Mr., J,H. Franks 30 acre
wheat ,leld, II was trial day, and al.
though all the machines worked nicely,
yet the contest resulted In % victory for
The 'lOw,d0wn binder" which was the
machine retained aud purchased by Mr.,
Frank Judging from the number OF
spectators present. nj the trial, one
might have concluded II was o picnic
and free circus combined, Several we'll
Illled carriages from Akron brought b.
acorelof fahltlessly attlred gentlemen
TO assigt at the harvesting scene, and TO.
help along the contest to successful
end. Aud our good town folk turned
out too, for all that the mercury lott
cred rar up III the nlneties. Indeed our
quiet village was more excited than II
has been for many a day. john Doe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
REEsE's DEATH,
Morrison aud the Baker Woman Hound
over ON the Charge of Murder,

Morrison aud the Baker Woman Hound
over on the Charge OF Murder
Harry Morrison and Mary Baker, tho
former 20, and tho latter 20 years of age,
were received at the jall last evening
from Alliance. They are both bound
over 10 Common Pleas Court on the
charge OF murder In the first degree as u
reault OF the examination by Squire
Trail, OF Alliance, into the mysterious
death OF John Reese, whose mangled 70.
mains, II Will be remembered by the
readers OF the DRMoCRAT, we're found
about two miles north OF Alliance on
the Cleveland " pittsburg Railroad
track early one Sunday morning q few
weeks ago, There Ia no positive proof
that either f The prisoners had q hand
In Reese'S death, but the circumstances
VI thblf connection with the case were
such that II was deemed prudent tO
bind them over. Several witnesses tes.
tilted NJ the examination that / .by saw
Morrison with Reese a short time pre-.
ceedlng the latter's death, while Others
just ~ strongly testified that no was al
home In COlumbiana county.
In u conversation last night M0rrl-
son told q DEMOCRAT reporter no was
not with Reese az tho time no Ia said tO
have been; that no left him In Alliance
NJ n0On Oh the Saturday preceding the
Sunday on which hlH dead body was
found, and did not SEQ him after that
Morrison further stated that he had
never been to the Hamlln ranch, and he
feels confident OF clearing himself from
the terrible crime OF murders with
which no stands charged, az no claims
TO be entirely Innocent OF any particl,
patton In Reesa's death, and did not
learn OF II until no went TO Salem day
or two after II occurred. tIgrf'
Mary Baker was u resident OF the
Hamlin ranch, and occupied room
there on the night that Reese met his
death. The c0lOred man, Bailey, who
was also In the house that night, will
probably bo brought over here to-day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
The Other Side of tho story.

Mrs. Eta Crubaugh desires the DEMO-
Graf 10 state that II was all a mistake
about her going with Horace Dyser 10
the Wm. Penn House Saturday, as she
did not 20 there at all Neither did she
associate herself with Dyser, as was re
ported during her Visit here for the past
two weeks, but was at her fathers house
IN Harrisburg most OF the time att6nd.
Ing on sick sister.
Mrs. Crubaugh further says that her
husband did not come here and ask her
to 90 home with him several times; that
he never asked her but once, aud that
was the day before the Fourth, nj which
time she was perfectly willing 10 20,
aud agreed TO so Saturday, She saya
thai her husband mover sent her any
money since she has been here but once.
aud that she spent on herself and child,
and not with any one else. As TO hav-
Ing anything to do with Dyser, she says
aho never did more than pass the time
OF day with him whenever they met and
that was very seldom.
The foregoing Is Mrs, Crubaugh's story
which Is cheerfully given space In tho
DEMOCRAT, In justice to her.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

dlnary Judge of money. II Ia Of the 80.
ries OF 1880, g. W. scoaeld register; Jas.
dilnllan, treasurer. The note IL One-
quarter OF an inch shorter than the
genuine, the paper Ia composed OF two
thin layers, with silk parallel lines and
q hbre placed between them. In the
story on tho back where II should read
"And all public dues and when 30 re.
celyed," the word "All Ia entirely omit.
tod. and words "When 30" are tied 10.
gether as one word. There are numer-
ous other defects which judges Of paper
money will readily discover.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

Whore John iioblnson IL Going 10 Got sixty
Thousand People 10 Fin Ills Dlg rruls on
show Day.
There are many anxious people WHO
want TO knO6 where the 10000 human
beings are coming from when
John Robinson brings his 1ou Big
Grand New Gigantic Shows Com.
blned, with his Monster Three
Ring Circus TO Canton, July 26h.
A gentleman who asked one Of John Rob.
insOn's Ogenta where no many people
would come from received the following
ahowmnnllke answer: "Well, II there's
10000 people living within 100 milOa OF
here, wen bring 'em sure, II W. hey TO
pull 'em 0uten' ther' ground. You see,
Mister, the great secret Ia that one tick.
~, one price, takes you through the
Grand Ten Big New Combined Shows
aud the great Three Ring Circus, That's
what fetchea 'em, and II don't cost any
molen' II does to see little one horse
show, and there's whar II gifts them
0gin'. You see, bossy'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
For SaIo Cheap.

One Boomer Doschert steam power
cider press, oil complete, including line
shaftlng, pullies, betting, apple elevator,
epouting claws, racks and grinder, max.
ing one OF the most complete cider ma
chimes In the State. The press Is entire
ly automatic. The pressing and all
running up and down IL done by steam
power IN quick and thorough manner,
giving The machine q capacity OF one
hundred and ten barrels In ten hours.
There Is no atrow used, everything IL
pressed Through linen cloths, making
The cider perfectly clear and clean. This
press was run one sehson, IL in perfect
order aud can give reference In neigh
borhood, Reasons for selling, have mo.
yed of thb farm aud Engaged In other
business. For prices and particulars
Gull on II, j, Myers, Lake View, Myers
Lake.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
closed tho ShcrIn,

Tho canning works NJ Marlboro, this
county, Of which Amos NJ, Bailey is tho
proprietor, wefocosed by Dcpu' sheriff
krider, Wednesday night on tarte die.
fOrent executions issued IN Cayorof tho
Allhnco Banking Company for $3.50.
Six thousand glllon9 of maple uyrup
belonging TO Bailey, In the handH OF The
Cleveland Storage Company ana three
hundred boxes OF tin 10 be used for can
ming purposes, was seized In Cloyplnnd
"Wednesday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
Kolso, of that city,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
Kleln...I.nnle.

Mr., julius Klein and Miss Louise En.
gle were launched on the sea Of matrl-
mOny NJ 1880 yesterday, the ROy, Peter
Herbruck performing the ceremony, AZ
the residence Of Mr. william VOlkman,
No. l0l North Walnut street. The we'd.
ding wHs quiet affair, none but the
immediate relatives and friends of the
high contracting parties being present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Klein will take up their
residence at No, 81 East Third street.
In tho words Of Rip Van Wrinkle, MAY
they live long and prosper"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
rho Last Of lho wnlcr worls nonn.

The lust two Of the original water
works bonds issued by the city on June
2Sth, 1860, to run for rs years at 10 pOr
cent interest, and which became due on
June 2Sth Of this year, were received by
City ClOrk Grimes yesterday morning by
mall, Those bonds were for $1,000 each,
aud were held by the Penn Mutual In.
surance Company, Of Philadelphia, They
were eigned by Daniel Worley, Presl-
dent Of The Council NJ the time of their
Issue, and by Joseph Trout, City Clerk
The principal on them was paid off on
lthe.2Sth Of June last by Clerk Grimes by
draft, The amount of interest paid on
the $4,000 represented by these two
bonds was $4,000 for tho fifteen yeats,
or $g50O0 for the use Of $4,000 for that
period. Rather costly borrowing that,
Money can now be had for just half
that interest, or 5 per cent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

A brother Of The colOred man drowned
here on Sunday luat came over from
Youngstown, Monday, accompanied by
deceaBed's daughter. They ylOwed tho
remains when, we understand, the
brother Informed the undertaken that
he could dispose Of the body 10 o medl-
cal college II no wished, 10 defruy OK.
ponses, The trustees not being In tho
stiff business, gave tho remains u do.
cent lnterrment.- Alliance Leader,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

william Il, Ames and Emma Ehret
MasslllOD; john Weber aud Alice WI,
son, Nimlghlllen tp. Philip ROosel and
Philippine Mailer, Massill0n; Robert j,
Boyd and Laura NJ Carey, Massillon,
Rudolph Roll and Ada Pence, Chntoni
Charlea D. Millarl and Bell NJ, villa.
man, Ma9qillon,
Marriage licenses were granted To
Julius Klein aud Louise NJ n. Eugle,
Canton; Paul ChOdnt ana Eliza HOastct
ter, Magalllon; Manodua II, Miller ana
Louise II, Grosenbaugh, jackson lp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
THE sALINEvILLE MURDER.
The Revolver That lid the Bloody Work
said 10 Have Been Phwnod Here,

The Revolver That lid the bloody Work
Said TO Have Been Pawncd Here.
Tho City Marshal OF sallneyllle, Co.
lumbl ana county, was In the city this
morning hunting for u revolver that II
IL said was pawnod here lately. This
revolver, II IL alleged, IL the One that
fired the fatal bullet into the head OF
Gertie Phillips, the young girl whose
dead body was found In the wood, near
Salineyllle last Sunday, with a bullet
hole through her head, and fOJ whose
murder u young man named George
Hunter IL now under arrest at Saline.
Vile. Hunter was In this city few
days before being arrested, In company
with two companions, aud one OF
these men let slip the information
recently that Hunter pawned u revolver
while on his visit here. This came TO
the ears Of the Marshal, hence his ap-
peOrance here. lie searched the pawn
shops In town thia morning, assisted by
0llcer Cummins, but no trace o. the 70.
yOlyor was found, aud no returned to
salineyllle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
g. 900 riro ia,columbiana County.

A fire In West township, Columbiana
county, Saturday afternoon, destroyed
the residence Of George Derrick, entail.
Ing n loss OF 81 600.
The llre broke out while Mrs. Derrick
was absent taking dinner TO her hus.
band, who WAS vt work on nelghbor.
Ing farm, How the FIRE originated Ia a
mystery as there was no ono Ia tho
house at the time,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

We call attention of our readers 10
the advertisement of tho Northwestern
Ohio Normal School, Ada, Ohio. This Ia
one OF the most 0ourlshing and success
ful Normal Schools In tho country, and
has attained this position by tho
tboronghness Of Its work and the faclli.
tiee offered its students. Parties dosir.
Ing TO attend d good Normal School
should send for catalogue OF this lnsti.
tuition. ..a.....',.,'. .-'',
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

The county Jail Is fast nlllng up
again, and Tho prospect IL now good
one for a rich crop of penltentiary Gait
didalee w The next term Of court, On
June 26th The number Of prisoners con.
1nod there was six, today there are
nineteen; an increase OF thirteen In
two weeks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

Owing 10 the late death of Lewis l..
Hill, one OF the members OF the Arm Of
Hill BrOq,, Of Mlddlebranch, stark
county, Ohio, their general STORE nj
Mlddlebranch Ia offered for eDle Ut n
bargain The stock, consisting Of dry
gooda, notions, hardware, boots and
shoos, &C., u we'll selected stock for u
country store, and ono Of tho best points
In the country for store Of the kind,
Business we'll established, having been
In successful operation for l2 years The
store room, 3OSi0 feet, with warehouse
attached, ana the ground on which II
stands, being three lots, 90 fee' 'front.'
are also offered for sale. The Hill home.
stead which consists OF one acre Of
ground with new frame house with Z
rooms ana good well aud oil leceNary
outbulldings IN also offered for sale VI o
bargain, For particulars Inquire Of
II n Housed, agent for Hill Bros, and
Margaret Hill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
Accident to II noy

Grant Wilson, tho twelve year old sou
of Douglas Wilson, residing about Que
mile northwest Of WaynesburRh, while
at work Thursday In field with u
reaper, fell from tho machine and hnd
n log aud arm badly lacerated, tho nesh
Of the latter limb having been stripped
off clear to tho bone. .,I.f..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

c0MNluA AALtHOusE -on Monday euhIna Juno
BOh uy lObci n foget, Justice OF tho tOce ~ his
Unigr, M, 40 Nculh Ele street. Masslllon. ANTHONY
Coomo and BllAabeu Altpouse,
kbEiN- LSHEif- on the Oh inst, by l,eN p llcr
btuck NJ the iesldence Of Nit W. yolkman, Mi Julius
Klein aud Miss Louise NJ H. Engcl, both u Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

At . meeting Of the Stark County
Medical Association. n committee. con-
sisting Of Drs, " q. Portman aud II. 7.
JOhnsoa. reported tho following:
WHEREAS, That memorable law Of our
being which makes death "a necessary
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
nsnmlnc Your sio nlh..

The secret service division OF the
Treasury Department has received nd
yicea that . new counterfeit ton dollar
certificate hos appeared 10 the Weat, "
IL supposed TO nave been printed from u
wood cut, but is likely TO deceive nm or.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10
"DoscnEE" slMLrR IN LIMBO.
Bound Over on the Charge OF Robblng u
Young Mnn Of SgS.

Hound over IN the Charge Of Robblng u
Young Mau OF S3s.
Charles Wack, n smooth faced young
man from the nelghboring village OF
0snaburg, came TO town Saturday for
tho purpose OF seeing the sights, In
which endeay0r no was auCcessfnl-S ~
worth. The first thl0g he did was to llll
up with heer and among the saloons
visited by him was william Llttle's on
the Public Square. Here no fell In with
william Slmler, or "BOschee," m he IL
famlliarly known. Slmler clnng close
to him, aud both had several drinks
together, nj WaCk's expense, OF course
They continued drinking together for
some time, until hnally Simler went out
into back yard. He had hardly left,
when Wack discovered that no had been
robbed o. $3S, which no was carrying In
n right hand veat pocket. He stated the
fact Of his loss TO two or three men who
were In the saloon, hut did not blame
any one for the theft. While no was
talking about II, Slmler returned 10 tho
room, aud almost Immediately blurted
out: You Osnaburg crank, don't accuse
me OF r0bblng you; | didn't take your
money, ! don't believe you had any
money" Officer Cummlns was In.
formed OF the robbery and going TO the
saloon no arrested Simler on tho direct
accusation Of Wack, who had no hest.
fancy In declaring Slmler 10 be tho thief
after the suspicious remarks Of tho lat.
ter TO him,
Slmler was taken before tho Mayor
where an examination was held, and the
testimony being rather strong against
him, one witness testlfylng that he saw
him reach In Wack's pocket, no was
bound over to Common Pleas Court In
the sun Of $500, Failing to furnish
bond no was taken TO Jail and locked up.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

Remember the place TO get bargains
IN dry goods is at theetote Of Geelihg n
Vickers', N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-10

Closing outsummer goods at The store
Of Geetlng q Vi3kers',
Morning journal and courier., 1884-11-22
". m. c. A. Notes.

There is special invitation given to young men to attend the young mems meeting at Y. M C. A hall tonight at 8 o'clock. Tine meeting last Saturday night was the largest and best held for long time. Let the meet ing tonight be still larger and still better, Fifteen minutes will be devoted to song be- fore the meeting.
 On Monday night there will be genuine old-fashioned praise service at the rooms. A large orchestra will be present to furnish the music. Most of the time will be devoted to singing. The hall should be filled. Many will remember such services were held when Mir Willis was secretary. The service is free to everybody.
 The class in mechanical drawing will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 sharp. Any young man who desires to join this class should make application to the secretary before Tuesday night. The class numbers now over twenty.
 Professor Loveridge has consented to in struct the class in bookkeeping. Any young man now has rare chance to obtain prac tical course of instruction in this branch.
 The class in shorthand will be commenced next Thursday night at 7:30. Those who wish to join this class will please make ap- p1ication as soon as possible.
 Professor Lee, of this city, has charge of the class in penmanship and instructs the members every Friday night at 8 o'clock, There ought to be many young men to take up this course in penmanship.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-11-22
CANonLAw AnoPTED
To Govern the Catholic Church

To Govern the Catholic Church in America.
 BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.-The daily sessions of the plenary council were resumed at the
 seminary this morning. A special session of theologians and bishops was held tkis after noon at the cathedral to finish up the work of the week preparatory to the reading on Sunday of the decrees formulated during the week. circular letter has been received by the members of the council from an associa- tion of the creditors of the late Archbishop Purcell of Cincinnati appealing to the council for it's offices in the liquidation of their claims. prominent theologian said this evening that he did not think the council would take any action in the matter, as the subject being local did not come within the scope of the discussions of the body. It is thoroughly understood and indeed has been intimated by several prominent members of the council that the canon bill has been adopted. The council experienced consider able difficulty in arranging sections of the canon laws so that they may harmonize with the civil laws governing certain States. In considering the important subject the council proceeded with the utmost care and it was only after the most profound deliberation that they decided that the Catholic church in the United States should be ruled by canon law. The regular evening services were held at the cathedral this evening and Rt Rev. William H. Gross, D., bishop of Savannah preached on "The missions for the olored people :"