The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-31
MAssILLON.
Stocking the Tusoarnwas River with Dass--
Convention Of Miners Called.

except his son Willard, are camping out
at Turkey Foot Lake.
Colonel A. II. Beach, former resident
OF Masslllon, but NJ present living In
H0oslerdom, is here on q visit.
Robert A. Pinn, our colored lawyer,
will Ofllclate as President of the Day at
the,EmancipatiOn celebration TO be held
at S1lem, Friday
Mrs. Louisa Cheney arrived here this
morning from Kansas City, her present
home, and will vialt with relatives dur
Ing the heated term.
Charles Essinger, q well,knOwn Ger
man resident of the Fourth ward, was
buried yesterday, lle was 0l years of
age, aud had been citizen here for II
years
Hon, John G. Warwick and s. A, Con.
rad bought AT public sale the thirty acre
farm Of George Archer, deceased, adjOin-
ing the city on tho west, paying for II
So, 1850.
Mr., David Reed, of the MasslllOn
Glass Works, accompanied by his wife,
left Saturday night on u business trip
TO eastern cities, They will also visit
friends In New Jersey.
Mr., W. X. l., Warwick left this morn
Ing for CnautauQuR Lake, where the
college society Of which he IL a member,
has erected u hotel for the acCOmmOda-
ton Of themselves and friends. lle will
Oe absent about two weeks,
The violent wind and rain storm yes
terday did considerable damage In q
small way. IL the city quite q number
of trees, fences and 0utbuildings were
blown down aud similar damage Ia also
reported from the surrounding country,
II the weather IL favorable the follow
Ing Massill0n gentlemen will attend
the Cleveland races this week: Captain
r. b. Crawford, ". B, Bayliss, II. W.
LOenler, h, NJ. Scott, Charles II, Jarvis,
Sylvester Johnston and Il. A, Sharp
mack,
Representative Cole went tO New
York yesterday, II no does not bring
back with him the pledge Of position
In President Cleyeland'a Cabinet, or at
least o foreign ainecure. hla admirers
VIII lose confidence In his political
ability.
City Solicitor Wilson was happy
Saturday night, He had been TO Tippe.
canoe (but not Tyler t0o), during the
| day trying u lawsuit, and received tele-
graphic Intelligence after his return
home that II had been decided In fa-
yor Of his client
Messra. Aaron 8. Wilson and samWel
GRADER yesterday bought Of the heirs OF
Samuel y. GRADER, deceased, the old
Graber homestead, about two miles west
Of this city, paying fer II nj the rate Of
1925 per acre. The farm comprises
about l6i acres, making the aggregate
OF the purchase money about $2l 900.
The following persons will 90 into
camp at Turkey Foot Lake on Saturday
OF this week, to remain about ten days:
H. h. Coleman and wife. II. a. Wilson
aud wife, Misses Annie Coleman, Emma
Dlelhenn, Belle Wilson, Lillian Ulman,
and Messrs, Otto II, Young, Felix r..
Shepley and j, NJ. Bayliss
The Republican detection In this sec.
ton against Mckinley must DO Of alarm.
ing proportions thus early In the game,
This is Judged from tho fact that the
Little Giant, &c, Aultman, Amos COates,
Of Alliance, s, V, COo, Of 0TyIllc, and
Judge Muns0n, Of Medina, were IN sol.
emn c0nclaye here last Saturday,
An interesting game of base ball was
played Saturday afternoon between the
High School aud a picked nine Of Un.
ion cigar makers The High School
boys won by score Of 10 TO Is, A proof
Of the fact that tho playing was not OF
n strictly llrat class character, IN con
tained In the statement that the cigar
makers made ten runs In their lust In
ming.
A call was issued yesterday from this
city, signed by w. T. Smith, Secretary Of
the Executive Board Of the Ohio Mlners
| Association, for u State convention OF
miners 10 be held here Thursday Of next
week. II will be In the interest of tho
faction In opposition 10 General Preai.
dent John Mcbride, and IL likely to TO.
suit In ut least an approach TO u settle
ment Of tho bittor light within the or.
ganl2atlon.
Mr.. Henry Douglass, superintendent
OF the State Flsh Hatchery NJ Slndusky
City, was here yesterday aud stocked the
| ruscarawas river at this point with
5000 black bass He went from here to
| Canal Dover, and between that point
and New Philadelphia put In about the
same number Of bass. A promise was
| left behind by Mr.. Douglass that In the
near future he would depOslt stock Of
German carp In HippO Lake aud several
other lakes In this vicinity.
Hon. Milan Harris died NJ the resi-.
dence OF Joseph X, Russell, Sunday
evening, aged 50 years and q months,
| The deceased gentleman was, In hia
prime, one Of tho most prominent men
| In New Hampshire, hlying been n mem.
ber of both branches Of tho State Legla.
lature, one OF the Governors Council,
aud could have been elected Governor
by his party but for his positive docllna.
| tion 70 accept nomination, lle eatnb'
llshed and operated at Hnrrlsyllle, n. H.,
u town founded by and named after
him, the extensive cloth mills which
made the celebrated "lOrria casslmerea,"
The remains were taken yesterday to his
former home,
An impression prevails here that the
man who ia already nominated for Con.
gross In this district intends TO reside
permanently In Maesillon until the 0c'
t0ber election, lie was circulating
around here yesterday again, OF course,
In efforts 10 harm0ni2o the 0utsp0kon
opposition TO him In hla own party,
After reading In yesterdays DEMOCRAT
Of the situation ut Alliance, ono IN road
lily led TO the conclusion that II the
Little Giant" succeeds In healing up
tho old sores In Lexington aud Perry
townships no won't have any time TO
devote 10 tho reet Of the district. We
happen TO have facilities for ascertain.
ing u sentiment feminist Napoleon"
which no nor his frlende are aware Of,
NJ present, but will not fail to discover
when tho "rod eye OF day" goee down
on tho second Tuesday of October.
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