The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-02
MAssILLON- -mATTERs.-
West End News Notes and Personal and
General Items OF Interest.

"Always the Same" Is new brand OF
cigars made by Blumenschein. Sold at
the Hotel Conrad cigar store.
The shock of the earthquake last night
was felt In this city, some Of the build.
lngs shook 80 that the people became
frightened and ran out.
George Dobson hereby challenges H.W.
Lee ffl4r to shoot match of Blue Rocks
for the Labor and Trades Assembly
badge on Friday afternoon during the
regular practice shoot.
George Jones, of RaYenna, was before
the Mayor this morning charged with
being drunk and disorderly; he plead
guilty and was fined one dollar and
costs, amounting to $500.
The lottery for Mr.. Charles links sil-
yer watch came off last night at Hotel
Conrad cigar store. The tWenty.ninth
ticket drawn from the hat was the
lucky number, which was No, 20, held
by Mr.. Fred. SlbilR. rrg- ea .
2 la an article last week in the DEMO.
GRAFT, giving the arrest of Wm. Jones
for, cruelty beating his wife, the person
arrested was William j. Jones, employed
ct the Bridge shop, and ,not William II.
Jones, on Main street. ,.,.,.,,,,r
Don't forget that John RObinson's
circus and menagerie Will show here
Saturday, September 4. Come and see
the grand parade and you will be con-
WINGED that 1t is the best show that has
ever been In MassillOn. --1.- a5.' ''
The case Of Jesse FOrst, ST., charged by
William Davis with assault and battery
before Justice FoIger, was discharged
Monday for lack of evidence. The de
clei0n Of the coaTt shows that a man has
some rights in his own house. .. ..
w A hearing of The case of William Davi
charged with criminal slaRdsr, was be.
Rfore Justice Roger Monday afternoon.
He was required to give a bond Of $500
for his appearance Before court. After
the decision was rendered by the Court
| be left the Cfite and when looked for By
the constable could not be found.
.. The SalyatiOlists who were ARRESTED
/ yesterday refused to accept the bono
which was offered them, and went Il
the lookup, stating that 1t was part Of
their punishment. They are continual
ly singing salvation songs In the Gala
rb0ose, and draw quite a crowd arouUC
Itba nioon A bnnripo. 10 cot fnr 70 o,nr
tne place. a leSIAsG 10 seV lVt Io-naot
roy moItlng ~ . cfoVR' "nen 'ne c"s'
VIII % cOn1esteo' -. A"a..'1'' o 81. !
About $3.50 o'clock this morning IiRC
broke out in. q dwelling owned by Mrs
Wendsl Koehler on Cherry street. The
house was Untenanted and the fft
started In tie easement Kitchen. fht
whole interior OF the lower part of tht
house burned, tut' the IRE Tss'pUt oq'
blythe fire department befg' any mort
damage was done. Inc h0usG vas KqoWf
@sthe tLight' House." and Thle burning
a number OF our best eftI2eaa 'exptesSet
aaWish to see lt'oHrn TO the ground.
ie"TNe fol!oHingf fs an extract from thf
\ EeNti Lance, of August 10Th, published
! al E6otf Kansas; '''' ..','.' '''
We are panied to record the death Of
1 Charles W. Bahney, He was unwell be
I! fore leaving Stafford county arriving Ii
Leoti Sunday afternoon, August 15,h
| He took room at the Commercial Hote
4 ana was under TIE care Of DR.. Chesnu
until Friday when he died. Mr.. BabneL
1 came from Massillon, Ohio, to Stafford
| county, Kansas, three years ago. HI
i owned a farm In Stafford county AMI
conajdnrah hIa "a kv DrOnartv In thn tnyUI