The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-21


Ing, of which ROup was the instigator.
A warrant Ia out for the arTes of ROup
on the same charge.
A ten cent show is located at present
on the vacant place on Erie street near
Bunnel's livery stable.
Miss Cora Sballenberger Of Allephany,
Pa ls the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
ohalien0erger, on South street.
Ell. Oliver wss before the Mayor yes-
terday charged with being drunk. He
plead guilty and was ordered TO pay
costs.
Mr., d. A. Kitzmiller has accepted the
P'sltion OF business manager Of the
ar brewery aud entered upon his
duties Monday.
william Connolly waa before His
Honor charged with drunkenness, and
was 0Tdered to pay costs, In default Of
which he was locked up.
Mr.. Charles Benner, mother. and sister
Mrs. W Il. Eiwards, of Columbus o.,
are visiting at the residence of Mr.,
JO'tpI Kal,y, OIL North street.
A report from Wooster last evening
states that j. W. Brothers, who was
taken from here yesterday, charged
with horse stealing, wac discharged.
The police we're notified to lock for a
man on the G L & W. train north Mon
day night, having an OVercoat not be-
longing to him. The officers did not find
their man.
Willirm GlenOn, a brick layer from
Canal Flu ton, was before Mayor Frantz
Saturday, charged with Drunkenness.
He .Dlead guilty and was fined 81 and
costs.
A stranger, who was very poorly
dressed, fell to the ground while walk
Ing near Browns planning mill this
morning. He acted a. If he bad an at
tack Of fits, frOthing at the mouth, etc.
Dr. darrigues attended the case.
A peculiar arrest was made here last
| night. The marshal of Wooster came
TO the city and arrested J. W Brothers.
OF Wooster, who was at Hotel Conrad,
and locked him up. Brothers took two
horses owned by Lewis Young, Of Woos-
ter to the Orrville fair last week and
instead of returning them to the owner
he brought them to the city and put
them up at Gribbls's stable, he himself
stopping at Hotel Conrad. When ar
rested he stated that Mr. Young owed
him and would not pay the debt and he
was taking the horses to Canton to give
them In the hands of the sheriff.
Brothers was taken to Wooster and the
horses were sent there last evening.
As The day of election draws nigh, the
Republicans, through the press, are u.s.
Ing every possible means to dafpat our
worthy cltiz'n, Hon. John Mcbride, can
d1date for Secretary Of State. Every ef-
fort that can be made Is done to draw
from his support the labor element,
which has slowly but surely rallied
around that noble standard bearer and
champion of laber. The attempt 10 de-
fame his character by the slander suit at
Columbus proved a failure, am the let
tiers of the renegade Andrew Roy, who
never cid a manual days labor In his
life, published in the Cleveland Leader,
has drawn the labor element more firm
ly to his support. They need no man
to tell them what Mcbride Is,
as he has been tried and found to be
always true to their interest. As Presi-
dent Of the State Miners association
his Efforts have been 10 better the cOnSi-
tiOn of his fellow miners and WOrkmen,
and they know better than Mr., Roy
whether he used the trusts placed in his
power as Its President for his personal
interest and aggrand cement TO keep
him In the position he now holds and
which he has held for several years. Il
Is needless to say that Mr.. Mcbride Is
known and respected here and that the
charges which are being made % injure
him will be repudiated by his fellow
citizens and nelghboTs on November End
by giving him the largest vote ever poll
ed for any man in the city.