The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11
MAssILLOH MATTERS.
Wost Ind News hotes and Personal an
General Items OF Interest.

Uehofei Aoms VI INTEREST,"
Mrs. Jacobs, wifs Of Mr.. John Jacobs,
died At her residence on KaBt Main
street, Saturday evening, after linger-
Ing illneal caused by ui0psy. Funeral
Tuesday afternoon.
The cylinder Of the revolver which
Frank B0rgel used the night he attempt.
cd 10 murder his wife, was found In
field half way between the house, al
where he cut his throat. The CARTRIDGES
were all discharged.
A ten year cd son Of Mr.. Samuel
Biughman, living near El'ol co Il niue.
waa IoyiDg with revolver, last week,
when the weapon was discharged. the
ball lterlng his body. The wound IL
10, considered u serious 0le.
Jacob SchwaTZmab, q glass worker,
who was the p0iaeesor OF o ", effected
q trade with q blacksmith, living near
the cemetery, received horse In OK.
change for hls I0ly, His 81 0uie was
dlssallsae with the trade, and desire |
him To n gain possession OF the pony,
which he refused TO d., whereupon she
laid the matter before tie May0r, who
instructed the men 10 relrnde.
John Carr. OF Medina, tied his horse In
front OF the Bridge House on West Main
street, Saturday, aud went Into the
saloon. While there the afternoon
train from the east came along fright.
ening the horse which tore loose and
ran against the fence smashing a front
wheei, breaking u shaft and the har.
ness, and tearing away from the buggy.
IL ran as far ~ the T, V. depot where II
was caught,
Yesterday at 1880 q. IN. the alarm OF
fire was given aud the llre company
haetened TO the scene Of the nre, In q
house on North MIL street, where resides
Mrs. Wen Z, an aged lady living all
alone. The fire, which was caused by
defective flue, was exllaguished before
the e1Rlno arrived. causing no great
damage. Scarcely had the engine been
replaced In the o. glue house, when that
building was discovered TO be on are.
Thia was also extip guished by few
buckets full OF water.
The pOstC flee will be removed, Since
the return Of OK Lieutenant Governor
Warwick from Washington the location
OF the Office seems TO DO settled. Much
credit must be given 10 the business
men OF south Erie street for the efforts
made 10 retain Tho office NJ Its present
loo ltion, but greater credit must 10
given 10 Mr. Warwick for fis uniitlng
exertlons for ihe removal OF the ofllcs 10
hls building on North Erie street. The
frame building which was being lifted
Tor the Tos Office will DO torn down and
q magnificent three story briCk building
erected insteyd Work will DO com.
menced Immediately on Ito new sIruc'
ture.
A distressing accident happened 10
Mr.. Phil. Vending, q moulder at Rue'
sel'a, Saturday evening, about $50, Ho,
accompanied by hie two sons. was 70
turning home from work In a buggy,
one OF hia sous driving, when they ran
Into buggy belonging 10 Mr.. 6hafier,
OF West Bro0k1eld, who wae turning OF
from the main road In front OF Kerstet-
ter'e grocery on Main street. Mr.. Wend.
ling was thrown from the buggy and
was picked up and carried Into Keretet'
ter's grocely where he lay unconscious
about fifteen minutes. he was taken
home whore he complained OF q severe
pain In his back. lilo 10 badly hurt.
MAssILLoN. March 8.
Fred VonKanel, the Weet Side jeweler
has Just returned from the east aud
brought with him hne aupply OF goods.
Following 10 the number OF days
worked by each coal mine during the
past month. Garfield 7, Camp Greek 0.
Juetus l8, Elton nearly every day,
Navarro Slope 2h, Rooe Hill ., 5onn'
halter 10, And Russell o,
The grocery OWNED by Kerstetter Bros,
was purchased yesterday by Messrs. Ed.
DOxey, who had been employed NJ DEL.
henn's grocery for q NUMBER OF years,
aud Will Clemene, u carriage trimmer,
employed NJ Rogers shop. The store
will be inyolced this week and will be
taken possession Of by the purchasers
noxt Monday.
AZ the Democratic caucus held last
night NJ Warwick n Juetus'e olllco the
following named were nominated for the
primary eloc lon, TO DO held March 20,h.
Mayor, Josiah FfanlE; C0uncllmon--
Flrat ward, Frauk q. Bibila; Second,
Charles ~ whitman, Third, Josiah
5cheetE; Fourth, Thomas yolkmor,
AeeeelOfe-Flrst ward, Frank H. MIN
nick and Joseph Roger, Second, Charles
]. WtxgSl; Third, Henry Wetter and
Louis sibilaj Fourth, Charles Miller and
George Bullock; Riobvillo precinct,
Issiph p. Bwlhart and jeremiah
Hohwierj Massillon precinct, Michael
Trinor. Jr. Townehip - Trustees,
Thomas Magulre, Andrew W. Smith,
Matthias Ertle. Fnd Molltor, Fred. j,
echrock, q, N, 0berlin, Lewis W, Giee
and Louis Collar, Clerk, Frank Vogt
and John Llst, C0netablee. Frank Bhep.
10y mud Andrew Withleham; Justices OF
tho Peace, j. Paul Klrchofer, Gilbert N.
Porter aud j, Miller, Nominations will
close Saturday, March 18Th. Chairman,
Otto E Youngi Secretary. Michael Barr.
MAssILLoN, March 0.
Smoke the Little Giant" tho beat
cigar In tho market, Bold by Phil.
Blumenachein,
Mr.. William Peters, West Blde timer,
IL happy over tho pafe arrival OF q brand
new baby girl, NJ hls homo.
Mr.. II. whitman, Of Maseillon, and Miss
Emma 9weitter, OF West Brookneld,
were united In marriage NJ the German
Catholic Church. yesterday, Rev. Father
Kuhn officiating.
Tho store room on Main street, owned
by MIR. John II Danglor, and occupied
DO Herman Bchaidnagle 40 n hardware
store, will be occupied by Gus. Brechel