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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

rnE philadelphia Press explains the
chagrlu OF Republicans at tlo last
Democratic blunder," IN the matter
OF the sherman bloody shirt resolution
Tho silence Of The Democrats was u
disappointment 10 their political Oppo'
nents, II ~ understood Senator Sher.
mall'a resolutions were drawn np aud
presented with the approval ot the ma'
i,rllym m th' members " the Republican
National Committee and Of tho Bxecu.
tive Committee Of tho Republican Con.
greselmol Committee II was hoped
that they wO ID druw d return Gre, but
ihe DemOcrnis wisely, had nothing TO
say, Senator MAh0ne's speech was on
the whole disappointing. . oula.,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
BAYAnp. Of peInware, spenk

SENATOR BAYARD, Of Delaware, speak
ing on the hnlf IN the u. 5. Senate 10
1852, said! "No industry or industries
should be- compelled todepend upon lex.
islation for success; they should depend
upon The material development Of the
country"
Ia fact, government interference Is
contrary TO the spirit OF our COnstitu.
tion, The basis Of our system Is the
freedom ot the individual, aud beuce
equality OF rights is the rule. If gov
ernment inteIieres % favor, protect"
some, 1t necessarily Injuries, rob4, Others.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

Col. QUAY, q Pennsylvania Republi.
can OF the protection" school, declares
in favor Of tariff tax on laborers,so
thing that will keep out tho hordes Of
Chinese, Italians, Hungarions, Sc, who
swarm to this country aud pre-empt tho
jobs Of building railroads, sewers and
the like. This might protect certain
kinds Of labor. II II could bo managed,
which is something an alleged protec-
tive tariff does not do. 10 would raise
the price Of the commonest and least
skilled labor, and incidentally affect
other kinda OF labor In the same way.
For these reasons II IL not likely the
Republican party, which has always
promoted free trade In labor, will adopt
the ideo,for Its effects would be to reduce
the profits Of protected monopolists. .Asl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

Mr.. A, spoer VI New Jersey, one Of the
largest grape producers Ia the Eas,
commenced but u few yeara ngo, In q
small wuy TO make wine from Gurrants,
blAckberilen aud other fruits, He now
controls large vineyards Of the 0porlO
Grape, from which hig Camous Port
Wine In made. aud which chemists aud
physicians my rivals the world fOr ila
beneficial effects on weakly aud aged
persons, and the c00sumptlye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Road Notice.

Notice n hereby given that petition will In pfoscn.
ted 10 tho Commissioner " stark county Obu III talr
regular session 10 be held on tho lrul Monday OF haio
u lh,i pfallln fof thn vaoatlon " tl.t portion gf
iald county and brlnK The road luaJVR from Navarro
70 waSneeblipl IN bethlehem townsi'p IN aald Qoln
,ew. rcs.nna 'nw nop'ws ~"eno 0orar ,, ol 'ps
said bctheheni townrhp, and running
thence IN h sputheaatwnfdly ,drcMlop, tcfmD
HDe Al the south boundary lInn VI tp southwest quar-
Ten Of tcoion nmbsf three of sAid township not far
distant from tbv southeast corner Of tlia Quarter
tAno0 sw ~, APbTTflUNnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

REPRESENTATIVES, Mcbride has our
thanks fora pamphlet copy Of the IRE.
port Of the Commission appointed to In.
Qllre into the system Of screening coal
10 accordance with House Joint rcsolu.
tion No, 62" The majority report is
signed by Edward 0rtOd aud John
Bp,hears; aud the minority report by
D. D. Williams, Mr. Mcbride also fay0rs
~ with the catalogue Of the Ohio
State University,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

THE Ohio Democrat credits our arti-
Gle, LET ~ have pence" on the Sene
torial question, " tho stark County
Democrat. II Tho sentiments therein
expressed, however. are those OF Brother
Mc6regor, wv are extremely glad OF II.
The article contains some wholesome
advice that ~ much needed In certain
localities Just now. After 10 many years
Of adversely aud toiling In The political
wilderness, when the glorious land OF
Canaan, laden with victorious sppils M
rewards for long and faithful service, AZ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Notice to Contractors.

soan pT0pOgas Will ho received NJ tho 0nioe VI the
Clnfk ~ PAN township Htnfk county Ohi0 until ~
o'clock noon Oh The lOth dny " hubfuhfy, A. ~ 1884,
Tor bulnE gchn0l house On Tho lot tliuito1 IN hub.
uautt NO ~ lMlldlpDianchl afC0ldlun h. plans hnil
hpeclcAi1s 10 ho H0an A. tn ftadonoA ~ lhc nfchi
tott LcNla ltBR Two niW north VI tho city VI Canton
EAcb bd must contain thr name ut every person IN.
tnHtcl IN the san, aud 10 hcoomp lnled w aannlret
HumAtg VI toinu dlb nufcttp ncihUn that N ihe Dlh N
accepted Gourmet viii bn entered Into aud tho pur,
FOL 0InAnot " II properly prcnled. ..l |u III 1T
Tue bil f0f unol Kind Of mAnial called for by TITO
SPECIFICATIONS must bn stated grpnfhtry and tho prlna
Of oach given aud The price OF labor must also bc acpa
fainy stated Nlll' i"TN
Nohc but iht lowest tcaloneblc bid Will po accepted,
ana the lint,fd niiy reject VII blda ll IVY
iIy order of lhe u. ard " rduanion. u
hnl0bw - JAvksON W, puNTluS, Clerk p
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Road Notice.

Notice IN hereby lf,ui that petition viii DO prraen
icd 10 Tie Commissioners VI kAh county ONO NJ tcr
regular HliluD ~ e held nn TN irHi ilOnday " March
A. ~ 'lte4i 10 VIII Mardh Did,) pinyng fnr Tho hon.
ton and establishment NJ JUiinlt ~ MI ahiH thu III
lwlDu nosrlbei rpun IN Haln county 10 witt llnnih,
nnu on TN NtHt llnr N the i0nI thlu fhhi Navarro
10 wAsneahufnh n, fltthulon township said county
Al pOn whfe HaIu wcst llhr crosses The hOil bouli.
dnfy line nf tho nOi Invest lRitnf VI Bectlnn nmhnf
tbite N Duihlrhnm tlwnsblp and run thence wusl
MofR rau south boundary line niid along also tho
epuh boundary llnn " hooinn nulnhor four IN Hald
Ilrichrm twnHlip, " hnd terminating ia tlle eaat
point ~ which tpd ca,t linz nroesa said south limo of
said section number four 10 terminate ha Drar sald
puint ~ pVsmDlu, " Nl iiWt "a phlIrfONEM
janiIDew ql t.nT'I7 l'7l'-T-l a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

wnyHRAa Tho Beard n Sewer C0mniflonora VI This
ct, NJ cue inglanon VI TITS cOunol, hna dly rrpurph
INT ita u GftHiy 10 Locate IN construct sutlaco
aud storm Nh'pf Huwtr Win echNhb Apn'iiicn ncea
thereto Oil AM along rrHutyNauln AVENUE llum tlc
wet lnO 0 uibhs tfcst 10 thn cos branch " Nmlhll
len t'iteA, M accordance WITH ulAnH, rallm dl3 ANA
hne lncilona IN lo IN ihp oflo0 0i r uD Uivll fngl
ntlE ly adopted by taid liOald, ana Aad ugWd ilelo
upqn bavlug y commended lhp same TOT adoption "
10 nj r0unrll,
NON therefore hn n lOmlyri
~ fhali Tho opinion ot iwnlhlndh otnll tho mem
hea Oh clcd 10 lilo Council Of no Oy O rbniOn ohlU
n N utc Wty IA imnf0yn Pom ikaniH avenue nun u
rulut 0n tho Wegi no " 0hha tucut eAatgnnN nn nud
hlnnr fAd Httc't 10 tho nal hiBn0l uf NlmMhllen
Clcek by lOoUng A1d constructing aunaOn hhu Hl0fin
vat srwfr AMI diHinN with All iOto Nul Aprurtn
nnO ther TO- AMI N accordance with t1r plali snhrl
No uOns md tHtmelia on III IN TO llco OF tho Vlti
tim tugnreE Nhld ointiu PLACED imp uNrmoui 10 10
mAdo wiihnni olNttnCu u exstingAfwo dttnol ~ ~
fbO cKIunsr und cot VI Nhlph lmlrNrmnnI with NJ
aWO nIt duo iuf damage ~ account NJ mHklng such
lmuroycnin enhll bo pad Tor ont Oi tlc trwof nd OF
tho ulty u0tiuiy,
gnd That no Oiiy Clok N hereby rfuulrel 10 pub
llHh THIS lNtnlniOn IN Newspaper VI gn lA ofcnlA
tlOn N n q corporation iui four " CnHuuliyt Wttk,
Adopted January liul, 1854,
H. v SHIELDS
President ot the Council
Arrmri H. NJ 0iuMEs, Clmh ianl0m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

VIZ canuot believe thai Governor
HOadly Is responsible for the appOinI-
ment Of jim Fisher as clerk to The In'
surance Commission. II Gov, Hoadly
did no no must have been deceived, not
knowing nov near rcprobate jim f.,
and lho human commodity he regards
himself
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

lNan editorial article In the New
York Times on the failure Of the repre-.
sentatiyes OF the solid South TO debate
the Sherman resolutions, Ia tho follow.
ing. I..
This incident IL chiefly significant for
the failure OF what Hppearsl TO have been
The original purpose Of tlo resolution,
II provoked no sectional discussion, and
showed plainly That llio sectional issue
IN dead beyond resurrection.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

The Oliu state Sanitary Association
will hold lraJ meeting At Columbus
February IAN eni l5th, Among the
papers 10 re read Ia one by DR., Lewis
slu-Str, Il Canton, on vital Slauslic5.'
promlnl. gentlemen rom all parts Of
the stucaIerXpec'el 10 participate,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

GEN. B. II, BUTLER, Ia answer TO let
ter from u friend In New York asking
what should be platform on which he
could run for President, replied, "Thlt
question IL an easy one 20 answer
equal rights, equal power equal duties
aud equal burdens TO all men under the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

THE thlcyng Marshals, the default
ing oAlce.hOlders, the Star route ring
survivors, the lobbyists who thrive be-
cause the Republican party Is In power,
and the big aud littlorasclls In place In
all the departments OF the government,
will do all In their power TO make II
thrilling new edition Of Republican
gnanpl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

All trims Daily, SUNDAYS excepted,
. CONNECTIONS
Al Cleveland, with last talus iOf the tAs And West
Also with CLEVELAND hnd Dttui steamers f0r prlf0ll
aud NJ lUlnla IN diulnpAn Aud Canada
AZ Lhihln Win n Y q n NJ l. ~ for Fnst0flA, N
Whine CllcAgO ana p0intH west
~ ltlyrlp with LIN MSlpy for Sandusky 1OledO
Detroit uhiolgO and ~ y dnts WNat aud Northwest
AZ utntt0n, wlihO OCn6 lpA fof CrNtllno Indiana
polls " l1ula nnd all pninia wet ana SluihNngt
Al Srilnpl with \ NYp6O kk formerly A60 w
iof ASHLAND, wadHwmth, Ah0n, Manuhtll and inior
mediate uonlA
AT warwi,k, With A A q ~, Tor Akron, Oryllc
Nj VrthOu ~ II CulnuihuH,
AZ Maglllol Win mw6 h o NY for canton, woos
tor, pithbuHli, rlc
.ktoiWl lover with &M ry Tor Cambridge Ala
iictth phrhcnhnnh etc
Al urlohWllo Wllh 20 &St 4 NY for stelbenylllo
Cogbnoloh, HinrNllio, Newark Columbus, Cincinnati
and lndlaunrOlip,
AZ uaIpn with 81 Claluylllo 4 Northern ny, for "
ClnIaylu, ONO I.'.ul. .
A bridgeport with Sp lry for lIclAlrc, Pittsburgh
etc I.I|
Al wheeling with baltimore 4 OHIO Il II for wash
inAton, tc Mi0 Win uhln River Steamers
OSCAR lOWssENp,| wM IlIOltNnUnnu
ucrigl MAnAgrG superintendent
WM II, llllUIil 4, urn'l lHrVqht Allu pnsa An
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

OUR members in ,ho Legislature Op-
po I'd the r"dlsu,'iug till iu Tie eau
Gus AMI Lieut. Guy,nor Warw,,k slys;
81 dpu't MS, thp rci,slrctng bill Of the
DemUgH,lr Wucus, tell you We
nrytr have any luck when We redis'
tTlcJ Tue STATE"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
NOTICE.
cirf CLNag'a urricn
NANInN. NnIn LnnIhIN NOM. lAAl.

CANTON ONO i6nlnfy BOlh, 1854
SCALED proposals viii b0 received ~ tliu once oi no
Clli Cltfk ~ & ~ Uo0ok pnun " Monday tchiury
llh ieSL hy Tho Guy CouHo VI anton ohio iur min
plilnR I'D city with annci NJ ninN hnd ct0sl nlcooi
Tor ftti ~ aslnra NJ The talO mhrflll uOw uged Or
urplllpl q pne yo!r 10 lumber 10 bc goud, OF
H0uiu uUhllty aid d,lNefod ..I NJ
Also ~ u annie tlme And place hdi viii bp freolyid
tot furnishing Graylug itou0 ol hand anu dui lhln qunl
w. SAID stnn loho rs lnohcs NldO inches thick ANA
not lcas Than 9lk teot Iona "
fellmalca 70 DO made by tho thousand aud nca
foot
The Cy Council reserves tho iIaht 10 accept MY or
rcIrot nll blda
iaoh bld 10 Do guaranteed according 10 law
~ order OF tho t'lty uumrli,
tobpo ..l ~ N. 0llAilts, Cliy Clork
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

with n lnrge number Of farmers The
garden isa secondary difair ana often
neglected 20 their loas and TO tho die.
comfort Of the fnmilygT0 0auch w0 would
say variety Is tbs spice Of life Change
your mode OF procedure, the coming sea.
son and have good garden. Try H.,
md arother year II viii como os u mat.
ter OF course.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

the greatest possible amount Of good
things for the wOrkingmen,
II am afraid these labor union fell
lows will keep up this protection craze
until they are starved into common
sensH. Nothing else, fear, will knock
the humbng out OF them"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Diamond bye.

Will color anything any color and never
fail. The easleat, aud heat way 20 ecOn-
omize. i0c. az NJ drugglHts Wells,
Richardson y Co., Burlington, W. Gam.
pie card, ~ c0lOfp, aud book OF direC-
tIpne for . cent ttAmp.n p.nNllvD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

KHARTOUM has been summoned to
SURRENDER ny the commander Of tlr
Blle Prophets army In that region,
The E Eugll-h G neral Gerdon's arrival rs
anxiously expected 70 put another com
plexlOn on matters,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

Few farmers caro- 10 glye tho atten.
tiop needed by n hot-bed, but quite M
good plants may DO raised IN Che win.
dows OF the house with scarcely any
trouble. II takes about alx weeks 10
raise plants from Tho seed largo enough
10 DO net In the open ground, and this
will govern the tlmeof sowing. y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

MCLEAN Of The Enquirer, IL tho Boss,
and Fisher. Of tho fua3lraWnu county
Democrat, II hlgmndm Fisher wac
ION N, road" for the Enquirer during
the fan campaign, ana now, beNlde edit
Ing the Democrat aud drawing $1,000
salary IN the state in9urauce goumls,
slOher'a Otlicp, he ~ one OF the EnQulr'
er's corps Of correspondents Vt C0lnm
bus, Grolt " McLPnU, and Fisher X hi"
prophet Whenever John picks upH hd'
do Jim's heels run Oul from under
him, In view OF this, The following ftOu
the last issue OF The TuscaraWaa cOuulS
Democrat, would indicate that the dc'
Lean band of l-hmnellcl have doomed
the red bandannn TO The tonpynrl 20
Keep cOmplDy 20 The ghOtt Of Grnmer-
ey PARKS al Democrats who ate how,
Ing for Allen q. Thurman for President
could sec him as he may bo seen every
few days az tho Unltpd Stairs ll1tel, Co
lumbus, they would cease their crlcH,
There " no one who hnB any more re-
Hppct and admiration for the gigantic
abilities Of rburmnn than We have, but
he IL auaas OF pains ana feeblenesr
now. The old Roman has rheumatism
aud neuralgia la their worst forms, aud
he gr0aDa every stop ho takes. \ pres
ent he wants ease, cOlnl0rt aud peace
more than ho dOea tho ProsldenGy-
Penny Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
DE. irrn,lsr.a Magic Ointment.

One Of tbe greatest blessings that hns
been discovered In this generation,
Every family should have o box IN the
house. II IN n sure cure for BOila, Burns,
Sores, Cuts, Flcsh Wounds, SON Nip.
plea. llard and Soft Corns, Chnppod Llpa
and llandg, Plmplos and BlO,cDos. For
snlO by q, N, NyR. .u. M
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
M. MISCELLANEOUS.
SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance " m order of Tho Probate court VI
STARK coany, ONO, viii oncr for aalo Ut public auo
uun, uil ..H .|.I. .H.. .H
Saturday, the 23rd day OF February, 1854,
at QUO O'Clock y, NJ, upon tho prcnros the following
wet lu ref Ot section htipOn ,lh, township nlnOlorn
llOl range seven Il o0nlnlnug giny acres, nnio ~
less Also the south half NJ The wet hhlf vi thr i0rh
wput quarter " sctan nitcey, n township nlnelccn,
range ky0h, i0npt ten acres iOl1 OI the wuBt aldo 0f
hhd lfnot, hl1 OnniAns thirty aftg, moro or lreA
Hnu p'rniisra have Onrllnt farin nlldlnga thereon
dDwor III. I
Appraised at tiO,d6O uI
TERMS Of aale-ouethlrd IN hand, onethlfd IN unc
year aud 0nn lhrd IA Two years fi0n 0W VI sale with
lntcicbtl tho Pigments 10 be srcufn1 hy mortgage upon
tho premises sold. LEWN ufilAltpAT
I-II Administrator VI Antllaiy ilOfnfdnt decd
~ NJ MclARTi aud hlON0 a AlCCARTY hla Attya
lhnpJo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

JoHN snERAlANand Billy Malone were
twin brothers IN waving tho"b "bloOdy
shirt In the Senate, Malone WAS q
rebel officer IN tho late unpleasant
naasn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
NEW ApvnnrisitmENTs.

n, n n weok Al home 1000 oulnl FREQ pny abso.
vEk lutey sure, M fiHh uupnl n0t feqiifeI,
NIlll hranpr N You wint bugluss NJ which tefsons
WuU VI elbw BeA yoiipg " old, eau inaku great pay
nil me llpe they work with absolute certainty, write
f,u particulars " H. HALLnrT n 60, Portland Name
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Dissolution Notice.

Notice N hereby Iyentna Tho topartnrfthip hereto
Tore cnailnu bcwecn Joseph Miller Cbns MIllof and
y Y Miller unirr Tho ilrlIl fnne W Miller nfos,
Thrslefs and Hhwycir, was ulasoIytd On Jenpary ptI
1H3A q NMNf rl'f lplll JOsnpH Mffith
i..uAANllYt Iyn4ftVIHHiDvu vu1s MI. l.l,rh
)sn@a ..lo...llll.4L 4.l.. hlLLhh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
THR question is-can John Sherman
carry Billy MahoneY NJ ~

THE Democratic Legislature caucus
have decided not TO repeal the Scott law
but TO gOaneOd aud tinker II up little,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
The nenue1t.
A. McGREGOR, Editor,

JoHN SHERMAN wants to revive acc
tlOnaliam,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

James Mcbride, wiper In Tho Brook.
lyn Bridge engine house, had his head
severed from his body by hayingit caught
IN the big wheel,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
Administrators Notice.

notloc IA hereby ven hat the undesalsned has peen
duly appointed aud qualified ~ aluiInlafatot Of ne
ss,aie'of UAthsrne wcIi' lA', q s!.fh eo.nl, ohe
a1s,So @aSos ,svsi paa y. .Sfis& hSm'S'sS.ss~ SSsmi'ss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
CITY ADVERTISING.
A RESOLUTION

Declaring II Necessary 10 Construct q
Surface aud Storm Water Sewer along
Pennsylvania Avenue trOm the west
line Of Gibbs Street 10 East Nimishil'
len Creek.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
RAILROADS,

the CLEVELAND LOhAlN n WHEELING II, II,
Time schedule o PASSENGER Trains In effect lanuarY
Oh, 1891 aud uhtil further notice
New Standard 0Olh Meridian tlmp, which u ~ Min,
ulea nlnWor lhnn Columbus dine,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

ATTORNEY AT LAW---Weal basement " Court House,
Patents secured and al patent bnalnean attended 10
with pIOnplnhsA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

ALLEN OAilNid,
ArIoliNEY AT LAw-0doe with W. and A. MeIIinlv.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

OSCAR fOWNstNp,I wM, InORNDUnnn
upnrill MAnAgrr superintendent
WM. H. UiiuUl, drn'l Freight aud pasa An
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS,
" W. nom

BALDWIN A SHIELDS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-onioe opposite Court House,
OantOn q,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06

Al, IA, KING,
ATTORNEY Az LAw--Alllanoe, Ohlo
, 1884-07-23

Judge Fishers court was enlivened
yesterday by the appearance of five tramps
who all gave the same name and who had
been rounded up by Officers Thomasson
and Sullivan in the railroad grounds.
They were aaraigned on the charge of va
grancy and all pleaded guilty. Judge
Fisher fined each Of them SO, but sus-
pended the sentence until this morning.
In less than an hour after they had been
released they were found back at the same
place lying in the shade OF q box car,
Thomasson made a charge upon them and
soon scattered the whole crew in the di-
rection of the bluffs on the south side of
Grow Greek.
, 1884-07-23
THE SUPREME COURT.
Difficulty of Ascertaming Anything in
Regard TO It's Session.

j. W. Blake, of Laramie City, came to
Cheyenne yesterday to take a survey of
the field for the purpose of ascertainins
what the prospects are fora session Of the
Supreme court, at which there may be a
full bench. He could ascertain but little
about it here, however, for no one knows
when Judge Lacy is to arrive, as that
gentleman has not seen fit to write to any
one here for the purpose of ascertaining
the situation of affairs. When the Su-
preme Court was last in session that tri-
bunal adjourned until the 9Th of August
for the reason that Judges Blair and
Pakes did not wish to proceed with the
important business on hand until such
time as there should be q full bench
present to participate in the deliberations
Of the Court. The important and only
business which will come before the Court
when it convenes on the 9th day of
August, if there should be a full bench at
that time, is the hearing of the argument
in the case of Charles Cook, now under
sentence of death at Laramie City for the
murder of his brother-in-law at that place
last Winter. Cook was originally SEN
fenced to be hanged on the 2Sth day of
last March, but before hat time had ar
rived the Supreme Court was applied to
for a writ of error and a stay of the SEN
tence ordered until his case could be heard
and determined by the supreme tribunal
of the Territory. His case has therefore
been changing fire. ever since, for the
reason that there has not been a full
bench present. 1t is alleged that there
were some very serious errors of law
which occurred during the trial, and suf-
fcient as his counsel Messrs. Downey and
McIntirc desired to give him a new trial.
County Attorney Blake, however, thinks
that there has been no error in the case
and that Cook must hang.
, 1884-07-23

Yesterday forenoon Officer Sullivan
took four tramps before Judge Lee, and
made complaint against them for being
Migrants. Their names were Walter
Bates, Frank Moody, John Moore and
Jack Ross, the last named being a colored
man. The first three named pleaded gull
ty, but a ranchman who came in said he
would give the colored man a job, as he
knew him to be willing and anxious to
work. Ross was at once discharged and
went his way rejoicing. The other three
were fined aud eventually turned over to
Deitrick, who set them to work on the
street.