The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

and II Ia supeTlluOus TO state that the
work is first class, Jake" don't turn
out any other kind.
Miss Eva McCue returned yesterday
to Wellesley College.
Miss Agnes Brooks will leave to.mor.
row TO enter the Ladies' Seminary at
Painesville.
Mrs. A. j, Hnmberger left on Monday
evening TO visit her daughter, at Fenni-
more, Wisconsin.
j. r. White, wife and two children,
leave TO- day on visit to relatives at
New Castle, Pennsylvania.
Misses Anna Johnson and Susan Nc
lntire, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
are Visiting in the home of Mrs, Frank
Il. Webb.
Mr., Charles NJ. Whitman, formerly of
this city, but at present conducting a
clothing store at Canal Dover, was In
town last evening,
Andy Dangelelsen will open n saloon
In the room on Erie street, opposite
the Opera House, formerly occupied
by FloOm's grocery.
General President John Mcbride and
General Secretary Ebenezer Lewis, are
In attendance upon the Miners State
Convention, at Columbus,
An unOccupied log dwelling house, In
the Fourth ward, owned by the heirs OF
VIM. McAllister, was burned to the
ground about two O'Clock yesterday
morning. The fire Ia reported TO have
originated either from friction policy
or spontaneous combustion. The loss 10
a small one.
Massillon base ball players having
once started on the downward road OF
defeat, will not likely halt until com
pletely extinguished. Saturday last q
picked nine was again dOwned, this
time by the Canton club, contest
with which was looked up TO as a cer-
tain victory. The score stood, Canton,
IS; Massillon, o,
A day or two ago man named G. W.
Miller was lying In wait, with his fists
clenched and murder In his eye, looking
for the correspondent of the Repository.
And his justification to carry out the
purposes his manner indicated was Ger.
tainly ample enough. Miller'a wife had
Ludwig Senfta arrested on charge OF
assault with Intent TO commit + pc, and
the accused man was bound over TO court.
In his original way Of reporting news
Items the Rep. correspondent twisted
that Item around until no had O.. W.
Miller bound over 10 Court for assault.
The wr0nged man conlded TO friend
on the street the cause Of his indigna-
ton and wrath, and by the friend was
counseled to lot the matter rest; for II
the Rep, scribe did attempt an explana.
tlon, no would JUST ae likely ~ not have
II appear that g. W, Miller was the
party raped and on the strength Of that
advice was the DEMOCRAT correspond.
ent defrauded OF an excellent piece Of
news.
II any OF the "hateful opposition
have been c0ngratulatlng Themselves
that, because the local Democracy has
not up 10 this time been Outwardly
demonstratlye, they had been attacked
with general apathy and intended to
permit theieleCtion here 30 by defaults.
they will be Informed Of their mistake
on Wednesday evening OF this week. At
that time the party will open the cam
paign, and am Informed that II will be
done iD great shape. The opera house
has been secured for the campaign, o
Cleveland and Hendricks club will be
organized that evening, and the club
will bo presented with an elegant ban.
ner, having the portraits OF the Presi.
dental candidates, Which will DO sus.
pended over the street Tho banner will
bea gift from Representative Cole, Otto
II. Young, Frank l.. Baldwin and W. X.
l., Warwick. W. A. Lynch, Esq, is ex.
pected 10 be the orator Of the evening,
and the nominee OF to.morTOw's Con.
gressional convention at Akron will DO
present,