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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
THE BuEKo TRIAL.
Tho Defense Put Up u Strong Case Of
Alb,

Tho po'enso Pat Up a Strong Case Of
Alb,
The Scott trial Is now drawing 10 u
close, The defense was reached yester
day afternoon aud they have put up q
strong case Of abb, They have q long
line Of witnesses whose demeanor upon
the stand indicate that they are consci.
encIous In their belief,
Mr., l.. W, BuCkmaster, q former
superintendent Of the Cincinnati, Jack.
son d Mackinaw railroad, testified that
he saw Scott In Van Vert on the 18th
day OF last April.
Mr. Chapman, train dispatcher NJ
Van Vert testified that he saw Scott
In The above town about ? p, m, on
April lsth
Charles Shqfer, q brakeman ON the G.
i, n N, road, testified that Scott got on
his train at s o. M ON April T., and
rode south % r0ma station,
Albert Pond, of Mercer county.
testified that he met Scott and Shlfer
at r0na station and that Shurer intro.
duCeJ SCoot 20 him. poAd liked the
date as being the first day he got ont OF
the house after being laid ny with the
measles,
Elmer Parker, n hotel clerk at Van
Vert testified that he saw Scott on the
streets of Van Vert ON the II and II
Of April. He fixed the time by having
iput hia thumh I'm mn npNi1pnI nm thn II
Of April, This was one of the best
witnesses for, the defenss. He never
lost his presence of mind and all ef.
forts Of the prosecutor to TO mix him
mp in his dates proved futile.
The witnesses seemed TO cor0borate
each other and there Is q claim Of testi.
mony that tends TO 10 show that on the
day Mr.. Brothers was buncoed out of
$1,000, the defendant was in the west
ERR part Of Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
THE SUPREME COURT
Aiirms the DecIsiOn Of the Lower
Court In the Case Against an
Old Canton Boy.

The telegraph tells o tale concerning
an Old CantonIan, The Frank Dewalt
mentioned was born and raised here,
The telegram IL as follows
WASHINGTON, Nov, 90. The Su,
preme court rendered an opinion In the
case Of the United States and others
against Frank w. DeWalt. DeWalt
was convicted on an information OF
embeaalement aud making fraudulent
entries aG prepident Of national bOnk
aud was sentenced 20 ten years i'm.
p%rlsonment 10 the %peuitentiary, lie
made application fora writ Of habeas
corpus on the ground that he had been
tried for a hdln0us crime upon an IN
formation contrary 90 the constitutions
al provisions that u hoiuous crime
should be tried only after prosentment
aud indictment by the grand Jury.
The court below granted the applica.
tion and the United stltes took an up
peal 70 this court, which to-day affirm
cd the Judgment Of the lower court,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

j, A, Linyille has gone to Chicago op
q business trip,
Frank s%hadnagle, Of Massillon, was
ia the city Tuesday,
Mr., W, q. Darst, of the CiFcleyile
Democratic Herald, is visiting In the
city,
Mr. Joseph u, Chase and Miss ella
Fielder were married yesterday after
noon by Justice FulmeF,
Married by Rev, j, -, Rust on Mon,
day November 10 Mr., John j, orion,
of Cleyeland, o, and Rose CLOSER, Of
this city,
Mrs, Maggie Livingston, OF Middle
branch, died last evening NJ o o'clock,
Funeral Wednesday November q, At
q a No. from her home At Middlebranch,
saturdays Akron Telegram says
Miss Florence Irwin, CantOn6 fayorlte
dramatic reader, viii spend Sunday
with Mrs, j, II, Seymour on Carroll
street,
Frank johnson representing q HaT'
risburg establishment ~ In the Clty Ia
the interests OF u street roller, 10 Ia
especially adapted Dor wort 90 newly
p wed streets,
Mr. q, W, Cross, residence 90 Now.
ton btreot got the gold watch given
away by Prof, Kennedy NJ the opera
house last night Who will DO the
lucky one tonight
Thomas Klunk, aged n, died NJ the
residence Of his parents on West
Eighth street last night a. 10 o'clock,
The deceased had been Lingering q long
time with consumption
Mr. aud Mrs W., j, Martin, who we're
married two years ago, but kept IL
secret as given In the NEws' DEMOCRAT
on saturday left for New York city
this morning on their wedding "Trip,
The Hotel Conrad dld the handsome
thing by the NEws DEMOCRAT scribe,
while In Massllon yesterday
They refused 70 take any pay for
rations aud We were on full Rtiona you
can Imagine Editors are generally GIT,
ed with good appetItea, by the way, the
Hotel Conrad IN q good place to halt
inside of, either foF an hour, or q day or
two.
A charming story entitled Lever
and Throttle" will begin In the Cleye
land Press December I, The title IN.
dicatoS that the story Is one Of unusual
Interest, and II will no doubt command
a wide circle OF readers. The author,
W, II, Little, has attained q marked
reputation 10 o writer OF hctiOn, aud 70
lovers Of literature Of that class clever
and Throttle Is especially commended,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
OUR N COUSIN"
Akron Foola Sono over an unfavornbl
Comment on the DleetrIo Rond.

Akron Feels soro Over an unfavornblo
Comment on the Electric Rond,
"Canton councilmen who paid Akron
n visit the other day would almost ~
much prefer muddy streets as such an
electric street car line rs Ia In operation
there."--CANToN NEws-D EMOCRAT,-
Your humor Is p~ervasivo and your gall
no greater than usual, Mr. News. DEM.
OoRAT, The symptoms point TO an
acute case Of sour grapes,-IAkron
Beacon.
Not no, friend Beacon. To calm your
perturbed feelings, the News. DEMO.
GRAFT can with pleasure state that the
information received was from one
member Of The visiting committee, but
that the other members of the commit.
tee were highly pleased with the work.
ings OF the road and speak well OF II,
The one %unfayorably Impressed with
the r0nd had the misfortune 10 be for
half an hour In a car which had run
OF the track and was being placed In
position, Not u pleasant position,
surely, Canton has u good street rail.
way system, being superior 10 Akron's
only by reason Of the superiority Of
this city over that. But youll come
out fairly in the end, neighbor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
n ROUGH TUMBLE.
Two Horses Fall Poll-Moll Into q Ditch
on South Cherry street.

Two Horses Fall Poll-Moll Into q Ditch
on South Cherry stroot.
An accident happened last evening,
about $3.50 o'clock, on South Cherry
street, which will probably cause the
loss Of two valuable horses. A ditch is
being ding on South Cherry street just
north Of the Fort Wayne railroad cross.
ing for the purpose Of laying gas pipe,
Patrick Comfy was driving down the
street inst as Il train was passing,
When the train had passed the gates
were raised and Mr.. Comfy was going TO
cross The railroad. In doing so no drove
into u ditch which was about eight
feet dpop. IL was very dark, and rs
there was no light about, MI. Comfy
could not see whittier he was going. II
took over an hour to eXtrcate the horses
and they IRE so injured that they will
hardly be NJ for future use, They are
severely bruised all over and 10 vs.
thought that several Of their ribs are
broken,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
MAssILLoN NEWS.
The Cause Of nuilook'A AAslgnment-fi'
n Recital Why Democracy Was De-
feated,sn 0tes,

feated.-notes,
lHpeeia ooTepondensel
MAssmLoE, Nov, 20,
Tho Cleveland Plain Dealer OF yes
terday gives the particulars concerning
tho financial embarrassment OF y, II.
Bullock, the water works contractor,
which was noted IN the NEWS DEMO
ORAT q few days ago, ~ seems II was
eAuRed IN consequence OF Judgments
aud attachments f0T $1,000, which had
been taken by consent 70 protect Mr.,
bullock, he having found that he could
not carry on his contracts alone boz
cause Of money being too tight Con
|Requently no mad turned over tho buslr
ness 10 a syndicate which VIII complete
all works under Mr., Bpll0ck's super
vision, sell the bonds and turn over tho
auTplus 10 Mr., Bullock, The assets
amount TO eiiOo0yOOO and all debts VIII
BIO fully paid, Mr., Bullock has been
inter eRted IN the construction OF water
works la twenty-five cities, among
them MaRaillOn, The bonds on tho
water works here are 100000 and the
stock 100000,
The first one OF tho series OF three
piano r~eGitala will take place In the
Peoples Hall next Thursday evening,
Andres and D0erner are tho planlata
and will play ducts and solos, Miss
Hettlioh, of Cleveland, IN the vocalist,
the pianiats win play principally com
positions OF the romantic school which
lind 30 much favor Just now,
A great many people about here are
locking forward with interest 10 the
address OF General Sherwood In the
Peoples Hall next Saturday eyenlpg on
tho causes OF Democratic defeat
Mr.. Philip Blumensehein inyOiced
hiR stock Ut die retail cigar store yes
t0rday, preparatory 10 selling H.
Miss Emma DeemGr went 10 YOungs-
town yesterday 20 attend the funeral
OF her grandmother
Harmon Shaidnagle Is offering some
big bargains In disp0aing OF his stock
OF hardware,
I'D. Ruthrauf win begin o course at
Mt. Union next week
Mrs. 3, h. Werlich visited her parents
IN Canton yesterday,
Sherlday Myers visited Alliance
friends yesterday,
Maaaillon would do well 10 initiate
Cant0n'G example In purchasing q
chemical fire engine, In case OF II FALL
IRE OF tie water works, we would be ~
the mercy of the lre 0end, ~ tho old
steamer would hardly DO OF much use
In case OF u sudden emergency
The Friends Of President Blumen,
sthein, OF the council, who 10 about 10
leave town, presented him with q gold
watch chain the other evening" and
spent o pleasant evening NJ bis resi-
dtnce, on Muaklngum street
Mr. Phil. Blumenaohein sold hig 70,
tail cigar store In the Hotel Conrad,
yegday, for @l,87l,b0 10 l., hammeglln,
The purchaser took immediate posses
sion.
Messrs. =. q, Albright and Frank
shNllnberger went 20 Cleveland yoster
day, the latter 10 take the Mas0nlc de-
gree OF the Mystic Shrine,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Court News.

Marriage licenses have been Issued 10
Elmer Mcdaniel and Mary r. Towns
OF New Franklin; Samuel Sayers and
Aun Foster Of Pigeon Run. CelestinO
Gero has sued Augustus Leininger and
John Klein In the common please court
claiming damages TO the amount Of
$500. He ayers In hts petition that
he was the owner of certain property
on April 10, 1883, and ON July 4, 1888,
the defandants wrongtnlly eylCted the
plaintiff from said premises retained
The same and converted said property
into their own use,
Charles Il, Webb has sued John II.
Werner and John Fosnaught In the
common pleas court for $3.50. on q note
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
CHARLES SCOTT,
The Bunoo Man, Ia on Trial for Grand
Larceny Before Judge Poaso.

Tho Bunoo Man. Ia on Trial for Grand
Larceny Before Judge Poaso.
The case OF Ohio vs., Charles Scott
came up for trial this afternoon. Scott
is the man who, II is alleged chiSeled
Mr.. ELI Brothers out OF $1,000 in q
bunko game last April, scott was
afterwards captured az Danville, ILL.,,
and brought to Stark county by Sheriff
Leininger, After being IN jail for but
q short time he was released by giving
bond for his appearance TO court, The
Jury was empaneled this afternoon aud
after some challenges we're made 10y the
counsel, both sides expressed themselves
rs being content with the jury. Prose
cutting Attorney Welty lhGu opened
the case. Scott is seated az tAo defend
ants desk between his two attorneys,
Messrs. Baldwin and SAteldH, and does
not show the sllghtes. gisn3 % uueasi-
ness. His mother liz here from Dan.
vile, ILL.,, and occupies II seat inslde Of
the far railing. There are several wit.
nesses |subpoened on both sides, and
The trial will be apt to last for several
dave.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
THE MINIoTpas ASSOCIATION

-
piseuss How to Bring tho Evangelical
Denominations Closer Together,
The city pastors met In weekly ses.
sion on Monday morning In the y, M,
9. A, pOrlors, There were nine minis
terg present. Rev, h, +, Herbruck Of.
fered prayer; after which the pastors
gave q short resume of their sunday
morning sermons. Rev, j, II, Harp
eter gave IN able paper on "Co opera
ton IN Christian Work In Canton"
He stated very emphatioally that he
was In favor OF WORK that would bring
the various evangelical denominations
closer together and enable them 20
know each other better 80 that they
would be prepared TO do more intelll.
gent work for God. The means by
which this could DO accomplished were
given. Firstly n vigorous malnte'
nance Of the weekly meetings OF the
city pastors. secondly q series Of
union meetings In which the different
churches may participate, TO be held In
the tabernacle or In some OF the
churches OF the city, Thirdly the
taking Of an ecclesiastical census OF the
city for the purposoo OF finding out those
who profess religion and those who do
not, Fourth-By bringing together NJ
stated times, In u social way, the prom
ineut members OF the different churches
SO that they may become acquainted
with each other aud talk about the In
tereats of Gods church. The discus
Won Of The topic will be continued at
The next meeting,
Rev, j. -. Rust gayCN thorough and
very line review OF "Robert Ellsemere,
by Mira. Humphrey Ward. The meet.
ing adjourned after singing the Long
Meter DoXol0gy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Golden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kimmel, of Lake
own0hip, celebrated their golden wed.
ding anniversary on saturday last NJ
their residence, 2h miles west Of Hart.
vile. There were about 90 persons
present, among whom were y children
and n grandchildren. The presents
were numerous aud the guests were
treated to All elegant dinner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kimmel are old pioneers here and
hwl been living In Lake township for
over 50 Years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
AND ACTIVE.
Information From n Partisan Source rh0
Democracy IN Not Sleeping.

Information From n Partisan Source That
Democracy Ia Not Sleeping.
The Cincinnati Times.Star, Republi.
can, knows what IL is talking about.
II says: Republicans can find in.
struction in the recent election in Ohio,
rhe Democratic party is not dead, nor
is II sleeping. II seems to be vigorous
and active, An immense Democratic
vote was cast November O.. There is
comparatively little dissension in
tie party over State affairs
at present. May we not safely
say the prospects are that the
Democracy VIII go into the light next
year In good formy The heavy vote Of
this fall viii encourage the Democrats
They wit have less To struggle for, but
enough o. summon their energies. The
Go|vernurslnp is something's Senator
ial seat II ahighly important possession,
With these objects to achieve the De-
mocracy will doubtless pull hard and
pull together"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
snrn no wnnn unolnnn wilno,r.

The Hubbard Fry 100000 broech of
promise case on trial w Beaver, Pa, Is
attracting great attention and the tea.
tlmony will undoubtedly be very racy.
A register Of Hotel Anderson, was
wanted to sustain Mrs, lIibbard In her
testimony yesterday, 10 speaking Of
some witnesses called the Pittsburg
Dispatch has this Of an old Cantonlan.
ivan Huntington, one Of the clerks Of
the Hotel Anderson, produced the room
book and testified that he had looked
for the register for November, 1887, but
could not Ind II, II Is not among the
other hotel books.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
prerl pilonl rtohInr pnon.

SYMpToMs-Moistur intense itch.
ing and singing; most at night; worse
by scratching. III allowed TO continue
tumors form, which often bleed and III.
cerate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and In most caseI
removes the tumors. At druggists, ol
by mail, for 50 cents. DIR. Swayno s
Son, Philadelphia. [T-T-sl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

Hundreds Of dollars have been in
vested by the Cleveland Press I'M great
story for the people, Lever and 1hrot-
tie" by w. II. Little, author of "SeNl.
skins aud Shoddy," TO begin December
|. Critics say this story will create u
furorc in the literary and commercial
world. 10 is Little's best effort, and
orders for papers are pouring In. See
advertisement IN another column.
d20.22.2l 80 1880 wy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

THE outline illustrations Of the Ivory Soap advertisements have
created 20 much favorable comment, and the requests for copies
been 30 n%urneTous, We have, to meet the demand, bound in the form
o. Drawing and Painting Book (ize 8 X 9 incheD t%wentyiour Of
the most spirited and pleasing Of the advertisements We will send
one Of these book with a pad Of ~twenty-lour sheets Of drawing paper,
post paid, 10 hny one who viii mail ua, according to directions below.
Gtccn. Ivory Soap wrappers,
... pRocrER s. GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
ncrmn, 1tchy, scnly, skin rorturea.

The simple application of "SwAYNE's
01NrGENT,' without any internal med
iclne, will cure any case Of letter, Salt
Rheum, Ringworm, Piles, Itch, Sores
Plmplca, Ec2ma, all Scaly, Itchy Skin
Eruptlons, no matter how obstinate or
long standing. 1t is potent, effective,
and costs but a trlfle. [T.Tsl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
DECIDEDLY MALICIOUS
Reports sent Out From the Repository
Ulhuc ON the Alleged Realgna
ton Oi Rev, Dresbaeh,
OF MasaillOn,

There laa been much Interest In cor
tain circles recently over q special dis
patch aput out from Canton on tho
alleged forced resignation OF Rev,
Dreabaen, OF Massill0U, because Of an
dlegol too active part IN the recent
guo 4agn. The special was founded on
mere rum0f, II lrst appeared Ia the
Evening Repository, probably for politr
lCal effect, aud then Ia certain Pitthbufg
papers, the Times among them, Owing
10 ltA apparent m|allolOuaneaa there IN q
leOp interest Ia Masalll0n aa % the
mthor Of the dispatch,
hl llH local columns the MaaHlllOn
Independent aaya; VI, Y, Hoover, the
MISS lion correspondent OF the Pitta'
burg limeh, desires II understood that
he m not responsible for tho outrageous
dispatch published yesterday ~ refer
enGr 10 Rev. E. u. Dreeba0h, From In
similarity ~ other dispatches dated AZ
yfhUOu, 10 h supposed 70 have be0n
lrirgraphcd from there by some unfe'
linble vlrrtepOndent, whose theory NJ,
r0t nowh, aud Whom YOU can't got news,
make news, The Times should pf0mp
~ ma unhenitatlngly discharge IT,
author OF the lying article"
EditOrily tbs Independent has the
tOll0wingi WIN tho writer OF that
lyiug dispatch 20 the PlttaOug Times,
wrongly dated ~ Massillon, please tell
Nny he liyeaY"
II the editor OF the Independent Wli
direct HE inquiries 10 the lirp0u
f.u. .nsrfUut Ia fItu N|fN V.. FlI.." ta
WIll learn the dispatch WIS Inspired, *.
not written, there. AZ least the CORES
pOndentS of the Pittsburg Times, Dis
patch and Chronicle Telegraph, are
favored attaches Of the Repository ag
gregation,
The Chronicle. Telegraph report was
even worse than that OF the Times.
Owing 10 the utter falslty and avoid
anoe OF truth IL 10 giyen entire, IL 49,
Special DispArch TO Chronicle. Telegraph,
CANTON, o. November ID.
Rev. Edward Everett Dresbach, o
Disciple minister Of the largest and
most fashionable church IN Masslllon,
took an active part In the campaign
Just closed, He trayeTsed the county,
making Democratic speeches and pro-
uouncing himself IA absolute free ira
der and d Hopper from Republlcanism,
negieoting the pulpit for the political
rostrum, The congregation protested
against his actions 10 no avail. Now
he will resign his pastorate and remove
10 Brooklyn on account OF the ill'feel'
ing cngondored In the congregation,
The resignation was demanded by u
majority Of the members aud II Is like
ly the church win be disrupted rs q
portion Of the congregation cling ~
the pastor. The affair has created q
sensation In MaBsillon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
NO MORE ~nLocKApINa.

Tho CITY Council Orders the Street Rail-
way Company 70 Cease o%batrueting The
Public Square,
A very important resolution was one
offered In the city council last night by
Councilman Field, In regard TO having
the street railway company cease
blockading the public square every
twelve minutes, when the cars meet
for transfer Of passengers, Ever since
the running OF street cars In this city
this matter Of bloekading the square
has been q source Of inconvenience 70
pedestrians aud those In c%0nyoyancos,
Market street IL much wider than rus
caravans street and when the cars on
the Tuscarawas street line stop for the
transfer OF passengers they do not
blockade the street owing 10 the width,
On the Market street line II Ia different,
Tusc0rawas street rs not wide enough
10 accommodate n cur on either side of
OF the track on the TuacNrawas street
line, hence the horses 10 these ears In.
teriero with pedestrians and the cars
entirely block tratlc ON Market street,
This resolution introduced will have
this Objectionable feature removed,
The cars on the Market 3teet line here.
after when they meet for transfer, will
have the rear end OF The cars outside
OF the crossings instead Of the entire
car being within them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Court Notea.

Marriage licenses have beer issued TO
John II. Sheets and Minna A. Moore
Of Greentown; James l., Greenwood
and Emma Andre, Of Paris; Frapkln
Hosler and Leba lngold, Of Perry
t0f pship.
Nat q. Mclean has sued the Western
UniOn telegraph co. in the common
vi as Gaurt for 34j. The case was ap.
poaled from Justice"Wettach's court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

Bodies, c%arbuDcles, and other skin
eruptions indicate that the system Is
eudeavoring to reject poisonous acids,
mud that Ayer'r Sarsaparilla is impera.
lively needed. II is the most reliable
Of all blood medicines. Ask your
druggist for II. and take no other.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
VERY BRIEF.
Interesting News Events for the
Hurried Reader.

Detailing in Accurate and CONDENSED
Form the Small but Important Happens
Jugs OF the City ana Vioinity--What
You Dou't Boo Don't Ask For, 81 " Has
Not Occurred,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

The attention of our readers Is called
10 the advertisement of the Boston De.
partment Store ON 9th page. The in
ducements offered are well worth the
consideration Of every careful buyer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Adrinn to Mothorn.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething 10 sootlnS tHe thild, soiteus
the gum, allays an pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for diar.
rhWa. Twenty five cents a bottle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

The Lady Godlya must have had ex.
c%eptionally long hair since II complete
ly concealed her lovely person, Since
Ayers Hair Vlgor came into use such