The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

MAasILLos, o., Sept. 4,

MAeaiLLOa, o., Sept, 1,
The Maaaillon Independent became
painfully excited yesterday and rushed
into bold'faoed type yesterday 10 tell
Iis readers II had been authorized 10
state that because Mr., sailer said under
certain contingencies Cleveland ought
10 be elected, he was not a Democrat,
The Independent evidently labora
under the impression that II IL the
patemal guardian OF the Republican
party OF Maeaillon, The fact OF the
case ia that Mr., Saller expressed his de-
termination 10 vote for Cleveland This
has not been denied by any one and
was becoming u matter OF public motor
lety, therefore the publication. A man
who will vote for Cleveland and Thur
man Is good enough Democrat for
most people, and juggling with words
will not remove that impression, A
gentleman In this city has collected the
names Of thlrty-two gentlemen, hereto
fore Republicans, who will this year
vote for Cleveland, gentlemen who are
prominent In Maaalllon, professional
men, buaIneas men and intelligent
mechanics. II will be seen therefore
that Mr., Saller does not stand alone
The water In the reservoir Ia becom'
ing very low and II Ia predicted that
unless rain comes soon there VIII be q
water famine here. II has been con.
tended by many from the building OF
the works that the supply OF water
from SippO Lake and ita tributaIiea II
not sufficient 70 furnish water for Mas
aillOn, especially aa the water works
has been and will be continually ex'
| tended. Last Aummer the same con
ditiOn OF AFFAIRS existed. To remedy
this those In charge OF the water works
are contemplating the sinking Of well,
Mrs, Morrison, the wife OF John Nor,
rls0n, who lives on an alley back OF
Akron street, tells the following story;
This morning she heard the cries Of a
baby In her barn, aud going there
found male infant In q wash basket,
with q card attached 10 II, stating that
the child was two mOntha old aud his
name was Willie. The card also stated
that the mother was unable 10 keep ",
The owner Of this baby would do well
10 call,
Mrs. u. h. Lieghley;wh0 died on Sun.
day, had Deen sick for three years, her
aIlment being progressive paralysis
The dread disease gradually deprived
her OF all faculties. She leaves 4 hus'
band and 1--we children. A devout mem
Der OF the M. u, church, she bore her
long years Of suffering with remarka'
BILE fortitude.
Mrs Ehret some time ago took 10.
year.old girl from the inilrmary 70
raise. Last Thursday ahe sent the girl
20 the p0stolllce with q letter. and has
seen nothing OF her since that time,
The girls mother lives at Canton, and
Mrs Ehret wrote 10 her and received
an answer that the girl was not there,
Geo. Kosier, who Is wanted In Orr.
Vile on u charge OF assault aud bat
terry, was put IN the lookup yesterday
and will be taken 10 Orrville.
The German Pioneer society held a
largely attended meeting las. night
and voted In Squire John Loew, OF
Navarro, as n new member.
Mail Carrier Charles Young Is of on
q summer vacation 70 Cleveland and
Detroit. james West win Ill his POSI-
: N.
The dance given by the cigar makers
last hight was success and $50 was
made, A large crowd attended.