The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
MAssILLON.
Charged with Arson--Young Meme Demo
cratic Club--PersonniA.

Ing flleuds IN New Jersey.
Mrs NJ. A. setterlin has gone 10 Al
blOn, Indiana, 10 visit friends,
Archie Corns left Saturday after.
noon TO resume hls course ut the Bos'
ton Polytechnic school.
The lrat shipment of window glass
from the new factory OF Wetherald ~
Wells was made on Saturday.
Mesara. P. @. Albright, l., q. Cole and
u. II. Rilllnger, went up 10 look NJ the
ruins caused by the extensive hre NJ
Cleveland.
The regular social OF tho Disciple
| Church will be held NJ the residence or
u, I, Shoemaker on Friday evening of
this week,
Herman LOefiler bagged q nice lot OF
pheasant and w00deock on Thursday
being the first shot here since the seasOn
opened, September ist.
s, Loew has gone to Washington, ID,
g., TO attend the marriage OF Samuel
Harsh, formerly OF this city, which
takes place this evening.
ed. Craig, prescription clerk In Scott
Il JOhnson's drug store, Will leave next
week 10 enter upon q course AZ tho
Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy
Nothing dlminutiye about the Repub
licans Of this city. Everybody can go
10 Akron next Tuesday, to attend the
Logan meath A on u epecli l train FREQ,
Mr.. G. 8. Bralnard and wife, of Ceye-
land, were gnesla NJ the Park Hotel
over Sunday. Mra, Brainard IL q
daughter Of W. 8. WetmOre, an Old'llmO
prominent citizen OF Massillon.
"Doc," W. Y. Stanley and wife arrived
IN The city last evening from Donegal,
WtslnOreland county Pd,, near Whic
place The p0flly gentleman IN engagha
on nm extensive piece OF railroad gfa-
ding.
John A. Shoemaker has sold ono OF hla
new frame dwelling houses on MIL
street, near the NJ. Wayne depot, to
Frederick Boil, n farmer, living near
Richyille. The price paid was Sl,7O0,
MI. Boil haa sold hla farm, since the
death Of his wife, for Sl2 600, aud will
move into the property purchased from
Mr. Shoemaker.
John Sargent had q hearing yesterday
before a Justice OF the Peace, In This
city, on charge OF arson, the crime
being the setting fire 10 straw stack NJ
East Greenyllle on the 9th
inst. About forty witnesses were ex'
amined on both 6idee Of the case, and
tue evidence net beingdeemed sufficient
10 bind thp accused over 10 court, he was
discharged.
The statement In Saturdays cOrrea'
pOudtn3p CONCERNING tho cOhtem ilale1
introduction Of The electric light into
MassillOn, was all correct except that
part VI The item which aid everything
would DO Ia readiness for the first light
ing on tuesday evening OF This week
II IL on Tuesday that tho plant" viii b.
put into the Exchange street mill, aud
bs soon after that M the wires can DO
put up and other arrangements made,
the new light Will shiue.
Some OF the hateful Republicans"
were telling on the streets last evening
that during the day RepreaoO oOlatlyo Cole
and u aeventeen'y oar'0ld col0fed boy
had quite an animated political discus
aIOn, and that the stark county law
maker was wOrsted on every point con.
eldered without any authority for do
Ing no, den0unce " az u campaign lilo,
probably conceived In malice aud cir
uiated for the purpose OF st. Johns or
Belya A. LcckwO0d's chances for The
Presidency,
The atmosphere In this city last night
Waa thoroughly charged with political
enthualaam. Early In che evening the
Light Guard Band paraded Tho streets
for the Democrats, and NJ the same tine
the Republican white plug hat club
marched behind the drum corps, The
Blaine and Logan Club held meeting
aud appointed committees TO canyass
for namep for marching clubs In the
d lfarent wards. IL was announced that
uniforms would be furnished oil per-
soma free who Join any OF tho clubs
Capt Ulman addressed the meeting, AT
a meeting ~ be held this evening OIL
GERS will be chosen for the different
ward organizations,
An interesting case for obtaining
property under false pretensCe, was
tried before Squire Franlg yesterday
The action grew ont Of trade last
June, In which j. W. Beyington, of Dal
ton, swopped horse TO Marion kilgore,
OF Sugar Creek township, for pony
and Si35 ITO boot" Bevingt0n war.
ranled hia animal perfectly sound (as "
Occa ailonally done In "hOss" tradee), but
after tho other party had tho animal
short time, II was found TO possess u
wei dellned case OF "heayea," A re-
pleyin suit was brought by kilgOIo NJ
| Dalton, TO recover the pony, In which
no was successiui, About llIty witnesses
were suhpU0ed, and 40 number OF
them, who Rro neighl 0rs OF kilg0re,
swole they would not believe him on
oath, tho Squire dismissed the case
That MassillOn will bO lighted by elCc
| trlclty seems now 10 bo near an estab'
lished fact. A contract was signed yes
to-day by Karl II, Miller 10 furnish
power for the proposed light, ~ an OK.
pertinent for sixty days. MIR. ThOmp
sou, OF Canton, with whom the contract
was made, will put his "planW In the
| Exchange street mill, and tho power
will DO furnished by Mr.. Millers on
zine. Wires will be attached TO the
telephone poles, and to give our people
IN idea Of what the new light will DO II
N contemplated, for that purpose, to
have suspended el, ctrlc lights nj the fol-
lowing points. Az tho south end OF the
Opera House on Erie street Intersection
Of Main and Erie streets; intersection OF
Main aud Mil streets, and two west OF
the canal. IL IL expected that they VIII
DO ready for lighting on Tuesday even
lug OF next week.
Bammerlin's Hall was jammed last
night la rpspOnae to the call for u meet
iDp Of young Democrats. WIKI, War
wick was, on motion, chosen temporary
chairman, and Felix II Shepley secre'
lary. A committee, ~ follows, was mp
pointed to canvass for names for a
marching clubs Michael BNr, Bird
Lynch, Jos Donot, Fred, Keller, Louis
Stlelke aud VIM. Madder Tney reported
Thames at the adjournment. Frank
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