The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07
MAssILLON MATTERS.
West End News Notes and Personal and
General Items of Interest.

West End News Notes and Personal and
General Items of Interest.
Mr.. James Dunn returned home Tues
day from three weeks trip through
the west.
Smoke the "Masslllon Belle" one Of
the lest five cent cigars In the city.
Sold at Hotel Conrad cigar store.
Mrs. L. G. Cole received telegraph
message Tuesday afternoon from her
husband stating that his mother was
dead.
Jack Sheehan was before Mayor
Frantz Tuesday forenoon, charged with
drunkenness and disorderly conduct. de
plead guilty and was fined $5 and cost.
Messrs. william Barnes, Of California,
]. A. Justis, of Youngstown, O., and j.
G. Byers, of st. Louis, Mo-, will address
the meeting of A. o, ". W., at the Opera
House, Friday evening, October 9Th.
Hon. L. G. Cole received a message
this morning from New Lisbon, o., ask
ing for his Immediate presence at his
home in Jefferson county, O., where his
mother is lying at the point of death.
Mrs Fred. ZondaIe, an aged lady re-
siding on the Vest Side, fell down the
cellar steps and broke her left arm at
the wrist. DR.. McGee was called and set
the broken bone, and at present she Is
doing as we'll as could be expected for
lady Of her age.
Tuesday morning about 10 o'clock
Charles Stark and man named CROOKS
were discharged by the Water Works
Company for no reason except, as the
superintendent stated, that they were
two of the most prominent
figures In the strike, In the
evening they discharged two
Massill0n men, whose names
could not be obtained. At that rate, 1t
will take but short time before all
Ma sillOn men are left off, which Is a
breach of promise made by the company
to the men on last Monday afternoon.
The Penn Liquor Store, In the Opera
House block, occupying the old post
office room, was opened to the public
Saturday, Mr.. L. Arnsthal. of Pittsburg,
and jacob Simons, Of Galveston, Texas,
are the proprietors. They will conduct
a first class wholesale liquor and cigar
trade. In connection with neat sample
room, The place IL handsomely equip
ned and stocked with the finest whiskies,
other liquors, cigars, etc, that are
made. Both are capable and enterpris-
ing business men and their success IL
assured.
Mr., Charles German, Sr., who has been
for some time employed at Sonnhalter's
coal bank about two miles southwest OF
the CITY. met with q painful accident
Tuesday morning at $3.50. He had what
tn, miners call standing shot, and
was bearing underneath with a PICK
when the coal fell before he had time to
get out of the way, some Of the large
6ieces striking him on the legs and
BODY. breaking his left leg near the
ankle and injuring his back. He was
taken to his home on West fremont
street, where Or. Ridenour was summon
ed and attended to his injuries. This
morning he was doing as well as coula
be expected from the injuries received
About four yesterday afternoon the
strikers and the men from PittsburR
met at the rear OF the Union School
building AMI appointed q committee OF
two tn ask Mr.. Miller to come before the
meeting and state whether or not the
company intended to reinstste the
strikers. Mr.. Miller, accompanied by
the assistant engineer Of the works,
drove TO where the meeting was held
and told the men that the company
would employ every idle man In the city
who wanted to work and could do adsy's
work and pay them 81 80 per day, They
were told to be on hand this morning
on Cherry street to 90 to work This
statement Was satisfactory to them and