The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
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Novel net--Loia Of Money Up on tho
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MAssILLoN, Nov Q, 1880,
The German Pioneer society holds its
annual election this evening,
John Yochheimer, son OF Michael
Yoehheimer, living on Washington
avenue, aged nine years, died OF dlph'
iberia and was buried Saturday from
~, Paul's Lutheran church.
Mr., and Mrs Charles Barthelmy
spent Sunday at New Berlin visiting
Mr. Barthelmys parents,
The social of the English Catholic
church meets next Thursday At the
residence OF Thomas Volkmor on
Andrew street,
Most OF the large betting published
recently was done by syndicate OF Re-
publleans, and those whose names
appeared acted only as lis agents, A
rather curious bet was made by George
Spiegel and Tom Grl0itha the other day,
In case Cleveland Is elected Gridlths 10
TO haul spiegel In wheelbanow four
times around the Nquare In town,
should the fates dacree otherwise
spelgel is 70 do the hauling and Grif'
liths the riding,
Saturday evening the Republicans
with the aid OF the Canal Fulton club
had q parade Of $40 persons, about one
third being boys and children, After
the opera house was filled, Judge West
dramatically entered and began his
speech, West Is an old blind man and
his awaying In his chair while he spoke
showed him 10 be intensely nervous,
After coquettishly waving the bloody
shirt and telling what q wicked, bad
man Cleveland was, he sailed Into the
tariff, II was q dreary affair Why do
the Republicans persist In running this
unfortunate blind man around the
State.
Tonight Rev. u. u, DreAbach closes
the campaign here for the Democrats,
and Republicans are especially invited
10 be present, There VIII be no parade,
The club viii meet and escort the
speaker 10 the opera house. Hon, An
thony Howells win be chairman,
The Salvation Army no longer holds
forth In the Peoples Hall, but has
rented a room on West Main street
Peoples Hall win be renovated and
repaired after election.
Tine 8.year old daughter Of Rhinehart
Klotz had narrow escape yesterday
morning, She was crossing Erie street
az Charles, and q horse and buggy com
ing along knocked her down The
horse stopped and the little girl escaped
without any injury,
Owing TO the fog early yesterday
morning the engine OF freight train
ran into the caboose OF another on tho
siding, just west Of the Ft. Wayne de.
pot, AS II was moving slowly very H.
Tie damage was done,
Charles Young, the livery man, has
returned home from q two weeks visit
In Flndlay.
While Miller RamS0ur, yardmaSter Of
the 9, l., n w., was coupling two coal
cars last Saturday the Jar threw q lump
OF coal of the car, which fell on HIS
hand and crushed two fingers. They
VIII not have 70 be amputated.
Miss May Wilson, OF Canton, visited
here yesterday,
When the congregation entered the
Christian church yesterday morning
they found money box which rs put
up for contributions for special pur.
poses, lying In the hall, the lock broken
and the contents, q couple OF dollars,
taken out.
The Republicans will run n special
wire into the Peoples hall and receive
election returns there tomorrow even.
ing, while the Democrats viii listen 10
the cliekings from o special wire In the
Y. M. ID. q, room.
Mrs, John Howald and son Lyndon
are visiting friends In Uhrlchsyille and
New Philadelphia.
The Mckinley drum corps and the
club will leave this evening In q special
train for Canton 70 attend the McKin.
ley meeting there.