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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
CITY NEWS.

A nine pound boy arrived this morn.
ing NJ the residence OF Leo BOttmer OF
No, 46b Farylew street,
Last evening O1lcer Smallheld arTeat'
cd Geo. Slcklea for being drunk, llo
waa lot OF with q light llne this morn
Ing.
The county auditor Ia nj work prov
ing the tax books for 80, He will have
II finished and In the hands OF the
treasurer by the 10th OF the coming
month.
The German Pioneer society held q
social gathering at Concordla Hall last
pight. A concert and ball were given
Joy, good feeling and pleasure relgned
supreme,
Onlcor MuclSley last night arrested
cOlOred man named james CLARK on
suspicion. Ile was before His Honor
this morning, and telling straight
ntory was released.
A United States Marshal came 10
this city this morning aud took Glenn
ems Lenhart, who IN charged with send
Ing threatening aud obscene letters by
mail, 10 Cleveland.
The Plttsburg base ball club has tele'
graphed for u date NJ Caution on Ooto'
btr0 o aud 10, The management has
not yet given a decided answer The
Philadelphia'G also want date Oct, Z,
Walter Blythe, the weeRa'old son
Of VIM, w, Blythe, II Rowland street,
died last evening from cholera inian'
tum. Tho funeral Will DO held from
the residence tomorrow afternoon NJ
9 o'clock.
Last evening Officers Maurer and
MGlloy took IN John England, weary
stranger, This morning no told Mayor
Blake that he took Just ~ drinks and
was busted. Heagreed TO leave for Al
lance and was released.
This evening John Troby, Joseph
Palmer and John Powers will be heard
before Mayor Blake, Last week they
broRo into the house OF II. IL. Stauller
on East Eighth street, out an effort
will be made 10 convict them under the
tramp law.
Citizens should appreciate the efforts
being made by the EpiBoOpnleana IN
getting up the Musicale by attend
llE I've Luz HlNkANAA lNA NNNA NlNHANh
Ia first class, II viii bo held In the
Tabernacle on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights of next week,
Eagle Masonic Lodge will have work
In the Masters Degree, Friday evening,
Sept. 81, which will be conducted by
Wadsworth lodge, after which refresh
ments will be served, All Master Ma.
sons in good standing In the city are
cordially Invited.
Common pleas court which opens
Oct. 9Th win have nm unusual large
docket of both civil and criminal bus.
ness. The number Of applicants who
wish 10 sever the golden chain has been
especially big and divorce cases will
therefore occupy q considerable portion
OF the time.
The following couples will solve the
question Of whether marriage is fail.
ure, according TO the licenses issued In
tho probate judges Office. Charles A.
Lantz, Libble u, Mercer, Robert Grant
Sarah Jones, II, II. Buchtel, Lizzie M,
Klinger, o. +. Freese, Minnie Bruce,
Porter Lawville, Jennie Miller, Gus.
w. johnson, Fila SChoffer.
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oUa MAasILLoN LHpqHR,
The Methodist MiniaiFy'.-The School
Teaohera'''Loeai and Personal Notes,
Especial Correspondence News Demoeatl
MAasILLONl O., NepL. gb.


TeaoheTa-'sLoeai and Personal Notes,
Especial Correspondence News'Demoeratl
MAssILLoN, o., Sept 20,
The Methodist ministers have taken
Mahsillon by storm. Every train
brought It's ministerial looking cOntin.
gent yesterday, and they were at once
taken charge OF and conducted 10 hos
pitable homes thrown open TO them,
This morning most Of the ministers ara
here, The proceedings OF to day will
DO found NJ another place, The pro,
gram embraces an anniversary this eve
ming, at which addresses will be Dolly.
cred by Rev, DR., q. H. Payne, and Roy.
Dr, n. T., Marsh aud an address on mis-
aiona by DR., Peck tomorrow afternoon
The German Catholic social met at
Frank Warth'a yesterday evening, The
following officers were elected. Pgeai-
dent, Mrs, II, y, slbila; vice president,
Mrs, John ClemenRi secretary, Miss
Mary Erlle, treasurer VIII S0nnhalter
The next meeting will be held NJ John
Yingling'a,
A Stark county teachers examina.
tlOn viii DO h6ld next saturday In the
West fremont street school building,
Phillip Hammer, OF Andrew street,
while working on the MaaaillOn and
Canton road yesterday morning fell
from q wagon loaded with gravel, aud
the wheel passed over his leg, breaking
II and inAlctlng u bad flesh wound
Peter Kelly'a friends aurprIaed him
nj his home on the West Side yesterday
evening, links celebrated orchestra
furnished the music and there was n
big crowd.
Mrs. j. j. Rlehelmer has gone TO
Mansfield 10 visit her brother WIN Her.
ing.
Mrs. David Mltten, Of Cleveland, 10
Waiting friends IN the city,
MIR, William Shaw went 10 Mansfield
last night, I.p '.H .'0
Meaara, willard Arnold and H. T.,
skinner were IN Canton yesterday even
Ing, Don,
Mr.. Il, w. Kline and wife will remove
10 Meadyllle, Pa this week where Mr.
Kline has accepted pooltion In q glass
works.
Mr.. and Mrs, ID, II, Remoehl have re-
turned from Wapakaneta aud will take
up their residence on North street
Capt, Crawford Ia In Columbus,
DIR. A, A. Hallock instituted lodge
OF the "0rder Of Solon" ~ Canal Fulton
last night,
Miss Eyelyno McCuo ls In Sewlcklyu
Mr.. and Mrs, Theo, Focke and Mrs
Fred F0Cke have gone to Baltimore.
Mrs. j. NJ. Jarvis offers her handsome
suburban home, Edgewater for sale.
Attorneys Pomerene and Upham, Of
Canton, were IN the cityon legal busi'
meas yesterday,
oMlxed Pickles" At the Opera House
Friday evening.
Mr., and Mrs, u. j, Wernet leave to-
day for u weeks visit In Detroit,
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A ColaroA OIn A..nullcd.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept, 25.-A special "a
Tho Press from Washington Court
House, o., soy5 The town Of Lcosburg,
several miles southwest Of this city, has
been In q state Of excitement for several
days over the outrage Of colorcd girl
by u drunken prisoner In the town jail.
Marshal pooley, Of Locsburg arrested q
colorod girl named Annie BlOnton Of
llillsboro, for disordorly conduct, and,
II Ia alleged, put her IN the same cell
withO drunken lriahmun named Michael
Kennedy Doolcy says his reason for
placing the girl In the same cell with
Kennedy Is that there was but one cell
In the jail, When scon NJ The cell Ken
nedy was almost naked, Judge Gard
ncr, Of llillsboro, and S, II, Beard, Of
Loogburg, have beon retained az counsel
by the colorod girl to bring suit for
damages against Marshal Doocy and a
big sensation 10 promised,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 20, Cashier
Stoddort has produced copy Of u letter
written by him Jan, 10, 1888, from
Baton Rouge, 10 State Treasurer Burke
In which ho stated that 30 coupons of
the supposedly destroyed state bonds
had been presented for payment The
numbers OF the coupons were giyon in.
the letter, Mr., StoddNrd auys that Mai.
Burke tclophonod him noxt day from
New Oneansi 'lluvo seen the party and
have arranged" Mr. Stoddart showed
the coupons TO receiving clerk Camp
bell, who resigned, being unwilling to
remain connected with Tho troasurer's
office, In view OF such irrcgularity Mai,
Burke prevailed on him TO remain, Mr.
Stoddart did not resign, ag his term was
nearly out, IL Mr. Stoddait's statement
Is accurate IL indicates u knowledge of
the coupon mntter on Maj, Burke's part
six months before ho retired from tho
office Of treasurer.
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slonlIng nom b iieiormntory.

Boston, Sept. %, Monday night
Frederick p, Orcutt William q. Russell
and William y, Durham, employees Of
the Concord Ieformatory, were arrested,
charged with stealing $50 pounds Of
thread valued NJ S25, from that institu.
tion, The thread was found nj pawn
brokers, II Is said that the invostigo.
tions Of the police huvo disclosed tho
fact that in various pawn shops hero
articles Of considerable value belonging
10 the state are frequently sold by prison
officials us rags, In ono place 300 new
vosta woro found In n bale of rofuso
material; In another 100 pairs Of unworn
trousers woro sold ~ rags, and IN others
hundreds of dollars worth of small
tnilors' goods hnvo been disposed of NJ
low prices. Later In the day another
arrest was made In the person Of j, w.
Flagg, who Is u partner Of Russell In tho
grocery business here, and u wcll.to.do
citizen of Acton. He was held In 81, 900
for hearing Thursday,
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RopnRpevILLn NnWe.
Learning olography---ohuroh and Por.
sonal Notoa.



RoDERTsyrLLE, Sept, 20, Frank
ECkerman and o. Witter are learning
telegraphy. They are under the in.
struotion Of Harmon Anthony, the o,
Q. q s. operator, and they will soon be
able TO send news on the wire to the
ends of the earth.
Miss RSwallon was the guest Of Mrs,
y, Schory over last sabbath.
The Reformed Sunday School Is look.
ing up. II now enrolls 2l0 scholars.
The enrolment last year was only 100,
II is expected that one of Roberts.
ville's fur damBels will soon take II
voyage on the sea of matrmony,
David Bohinger of Canton visited
his daughter, Mrs. IL. Anthony on
Monday.
DIR. 70. o. Leberman left last week for
Cincinnati, where he intends TO com.
plete his course for the medical profes.
sion.
The Robertsville band 10 engaged TO
play three days next week for the Car.
rollton fair.
There will be preaching ut the Llber
by church next Sunday evening by Rev.
A. Gonser. EXCELSIOR.
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FosroRlA, o., Sept ej-Ars, Ibaugh,
u widow, formerly of Columbus who
has been living here for tho past year,
left the city last Friday night on the
southbound Columbus, Hooking Valley
aud Toledo road, G. w. Bntcs, q promi.
ncnt real estate agent, hired n man 10
take him TO Alyada where he boarded
the same train, saying that no was going
west, As thoy have been very intimate
over since she has been In the city, Il Is
generally supposed that they have gone
together Bates leaves u wife and three
children, 4, +, Rates, his former part.
ner, says that Bato5 took 81 900 Of his
money.
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nn.nnrnin Aiinmni nd snlnlhn.

ELLlcoTrviLLE, N. ", Sept, Co.
Nows has just reached here Of u dospor.
ato 0ttompt at suicide which occurred on
Saturday In the town of Ashford, Mrs,
Mary Cooley, q middlo.agod woman,
arose carly that morning and taking her
husbands knife plunged II into her side
near the heart several times. Then sho
drow the blade across her throat par.
tally sovering the windpipc, She tlod u
handkerchief around her neck and went
back 10 bod Her groans OwntoNu her
husband who discovered what slS had
done and summoned physician. Tho
wounds were sowod up and the woman
may recover She Is supposed to have
been temporarily insane,
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Awful Roller lisploalon.

BERLIN, Pa, Sept, 9j-Onc Of tho
saddest accidents In the history Of Som
oreet county occurred here yesterday.
The boiler at the saw mill Of Pritg
Brothers exploded, John Prtz, Edward
Prit2, Oliver Ross and David Ross, all
well-known young mon Of this vicinity,
were Instantly killed.. Two brothers
named Brant, who were near the saw
mill, were badly injured, but may ro-
cover Tho force Of the explosion was
terrific and the mill was completely
wrecked.
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Prcsldont penngyIvnnIa sud Lcngnc
ro.tImonInl 10 nnrrIoL Ilocchcr slowc

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept ej,-Tho
opera house was crowded TO oyerilowing
yesterday afternoon 20 witness the his.
torical tableaux given In part as n tosti.
monial TO Mrs, Harriet Bocchcr Stowe.
The tnhoauX illustrates national events
from Columbus 10 date and arc designed
especially TO show the progress of
woman, The author and manager 10
Miss Cora Scott Pond, of Boston. Mrs.
Livormoro Is lecturer. Mrs Isabella
Boochor Hooker pcBonatoa Mrs. Stowe.
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CITY PERSONALS.
Mayor Chapman Of Alliance is in the
.v to.daV an leQnl bubihea6.

Mayor Chapman OF Alliance Is In The
city to-day on legal business,
William Lehnis and wife left for Al
t0na, Pa, to-day on u Ten days ylalt u
relatives,
ON. Coxen of Alliance, Dem OoratiC
candidate for clerk of the courts, Ia IN
the city to-day,
Miss Josephine Holloway started
yesterday 10 Gambler o. 10 attend
llareOurt place seminary,
Paul Metzgar, OF Salem, one OF the
most popular residents OF that place, h
shaking hands with friends here to-day
Dr, q. o, Hughes, OF Delaney Pa,, ID
IN the city, the guest OF hia br0therin'
law, DIR, u, j, March, West Tuacarawaa
street.
Miss Fannie Harding, of the Record
eT'a office, loft to-day for u i've weeks
visit with friends In Michigan, Toledo,
Chicago and elsewhere,
Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Geiger, residing on
q farm near Malvern, are visiting VI the
residence OF Mr., Joseph Henry corner
Market and Second streets,
Miss Mary Dauman Of North Cher
ny street left this morning for 0 few
weeks visit 20 her slater Mrs, j, Wal
lace, on Robson avenue, Cleveland.
A. u. Ackerman, formerly manager
OF /. Leiay'a agency IN this city, has NC
cepted the position OF travelling agent
for sehmulbaeh Brewing Co., Of Wheel
lag, West Va,
Mr., II. w. Chapman and wife Of
Muncle, Ind, former rtaldenla OF
bethlehem township, arc Waiting their
many friends throughout the county.
They leave for their home Friday
Mr.. Nat u. Freeman, Of the lnaur.
ance Record, New York, and our old
time friend iObt. u, Bowea, Of Cleye,
land, made this Office q pleasant call
this afternoon, They arc stopping NJ
tho HurfOrd,
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CINCINNATI, Sept IA umor q
aaoot here that The Big Four has secured
control of the stock Of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railway, and will
some time this week add Il to the Big
Four system. Vice President Woodford,
Of the Cincinnati, llomilton and Dayton,
however, says he knows nothing Of any
movement of thig sort, and Furthermore
does not believe tho rumor has any basis
of tprth
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For Western Pennsylvania fair, fol-
lowed by light rain; winds shifting "a
westcrly stationary temperature, For
Ohio, increasing cloudincss and rain
colderi northwestcrly winds,
SpEcAL--1hc storm which was cen.
tral yesterday morning In Alabama has
moved northeastward with decreasing
energy, and is now central on the Viz.
gini cOast Il will probably cause north
east winds and rain from Virginia
northeastword to Massachusetts, ON Wed.
nog1nv
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.In1llnn fnr Lhn ItInrll cnn.nlrnlnr..

New YoRH, Sept 20, In The froudu
lent F.lack divorce case, Sheriff james
A, Flock, VIM Flick, son of Che sheriff
Civil Justice Ambrose Moncll Joseph
MeolSs the rctere and Mrs. Raymond oi
Reynolds will be indicted by the grand
jury. Judge Bookstaycr, who signed the
decree OF divorce will not bc indicted,
but tho grand jury will present n docu
mcnt that nmountat0 Il accommodation
)f impeachment In his case,
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a.E TRAM IN JAIL.



BosroN, Sept, 90, - George Francis
Train was arrested at tho fremont house
this morning ON suit for debt brought
by Oscar NJ Spillor, Of Toledo, Tho debt
u ~ 900, said 10 have boon contracted
many yoara ago, SpillOr belongs In TO.
lodo, Mr. Train anya that In 1872 h0
guaranteed $40 for John A. Liant, editor
OF tho Toledo Sun, 20 buy type with
Liant told him ho would not bc called
upon 10 pay the amount and simply
asked him 10 guarantee II, Spillor, Train
says, 10 pawnbrokor, and ho advanced
some Of the money, In 1870 hO got
judgment against Train In Toledo for
300, and four years later wanted TO
aottlo, Train says, for $50, Train says
Liant told him that ho had paid It alli
that Spillor thon got Judgment for S8OB,
and now, uftor thirteen years, oomoa
with the amount swollen 10 $1,000.
When asked " he intcpdod 10 pay tho
amount Train said "Of course I'll 20
10 JAIL Train was arraignod In the
municipal court He refused the n8sist.
anoo Of any lawyers and presented his
own case, making very humorous nd.
dress, AS he refused 10 tNho the poor
debtors oath, or furnish any bonds, he
was committed 10 the county jail, He
accepted his fate philosophicnlly, and
said no would have the advantage Of
studying the workings Of Massachusetts
prisons,
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A shcrln Ilnlcd Nv Tho Ours.

PATERSON, N, D.. Sept 25,-Nlcholas
@, Demarest, sheriff OF Bergen county,
and one of the best known politicians in
Northern New Jersey was struck by an
Erie express train at Rutherford park at
. o'clock last evening and literally
ground TO pieces His team of horses
escaped without a scratch, but the
buggy was demolished, Mr. Demarost
was attempting TO cross in front Of the
train, and u ig claimed that he disre-
gardcd the flag mans warning,
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DOODLE BANDERs.
PENNsYLVANlANs HOLD A eoNyeN'
TON IN PlTTsRuRo,

A Large Delegation Present and Au En'
thusiastio session Held-Resoiution
Calling on the Administration a. Pro-
teot the Oolored People Adopted-Ths
New York Republican League Meet Ia
Saratoga
PrTsBURd, Sept, 25,-The time aet
for calling the convention Of the League
Of Republican clubs 10 order was 10
o'clock, but II was nearly AN hour later
before President Stuart took the gayel In
his hand There were about 900 dele
gates present at that hour, The young
men, who formed the majority OF those
In attendance, showed that tho new
blood would give vim TO the proceedings,
There were just enough Of the old stuff
10 impart q tone Of experience to tho
work Of the convention, Tho hall was
taatefully decorated and tho platform
was arranged nicely with tropical plants,
President Stuart announced that he
would not lnflet tho convention with q
speech, and ordered calAng Of tho roll.
When the secretary reached the name Of
Gen, Hastings, and he answered "here,n
there was quite an outbuat of applause.
a committee OF ton on resolutions was
appointed by tho chair, A number Of
resolutions were made, which were re-
ferred 10 the committee without debate,
The following was introduced by Hon.
j, W. Watt, member Of the legislature,
from llarriaburgi
WHEREAS, Recent events In several of
the southern states have clearly shown
that there exists In that section q bitter
anlmOalty toward our cOlOred follow
citizens, which maniiGata itself In op.
preston, persecution and outragea, and
WnEREAa, II IN the duty OF the re.
publlcana, 10 witch the COlored voters
have almost without exception given an
unawerylng and devoted loyalty, 10 uae
every endeayOr 10 protect them In tho
enjoyment OF their clyil and political
righta, therefore
Resolved, liy tho Republican League
Of Pennsylvania, that we view with In.
dlgnaton and alarm the revival In tho
HnubH w W. AhPi"NVhNu Wnu Nluul nov
tlllty toward the eolored race,
Resolved, That wo call upon the Proal-
dent and congress OF the United States
70 take such action In pursuance Of the
resolutions OF the last Republican
National convention as will secure the
rights guaranteed by the constitution 10
every citizen, without distinction OF
race, color or previous condition Of sor-
yitude.
This ended tho business Of tho morn
Ing session,
IN tho afternoon the INT Of delegates
and altcrnates 10 the National conven-
ton of League clubs At Nashville were
elected, In the evening a banquet was
served ut the Seventh Avenue hotel,
which was attended by all tho delegates
and q host Of invited guests,
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Oonernl nInnnqor rwlpp nc.lpn.,

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. ej,-Gonerol
Manager Ewing, Of the MOokcy lines, TO-
day tondorod his resignation to take
effect Sept. 30, Maj Ewing viii accept
the position Of cashier of u now bank iC
DO established az indianapolis by jose.
phus Collott and other Indiana capital.
ista, The duties of gcneralm0nagcr will
bo assumed by President MoclScy for the
time being,
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 95,-Extensive
fires are raging in the redwood forests,
San Mateo county south of this city. A
number of saw mills are in danger. The
flames are spreading despite the efforts
of largo numbers Of mon TO check them,
and have already done great damage, A
forest Gre is also in progress near Santa
,llosa, north Of here, The country is very
dry and q disastrous contlogration is
foared,
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pllonl pllonl rtch,nr pilou.

SYMPToMs--M Moisture; intense itch
Ing and stinging; most ut night; worst
by scratching. If allowed to continue
tunors form, which often bleed and ul
crate, becoming very sore, SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
Ing, heals liberation, and In most case,
removes the tumors. AT druggists, OF
by mail, FOR 50 cents. DR.. Swayne &
Son. Philadelphia. TT
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COLUMBUS, o., Sept ga special
from Springfield, o., says; Lucinda
Aldrich, n l6.yc0r.od school girl, left
school here Monday afternoon, being
dismissed before tho regular time, and
has not been seen since, She was q gem
of propricty, and her absence cannot be-
accounted for Search was begun Mon
day night and has continued since. Not
a trace Of her can be found,
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nmnlln clnh snld.

OMAHA, Sept. 2l,-At a secret meeting
Of Che president and directors Of The
Omaha Bnse Ball association to-day Il
was decided to accept the proposition Of
Mcssrs, Soden, Commit and Billings, Of
Boston, for the sale Of the entire Omaha
club 10 that city The probable result
win be that Omaha will have no team
.pn.st VnuV
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MANlsTEE, Mich, Sept. e5 Buckley
& Douglass lumber yards caught fire nc
noon yesterday and before the flames
could be checked over 100000 feet Of
lumber was consumed, together with 300
feet Of docks and tramways. The loss
q estimated at Sl95,OOOi fully insured,
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Pronnrty Tranaforn.

The following transfers Of personal
property were made yesterday in the
Auditors office; Canton, lat ward W.
A. Strayer to Levi Baughman lot $3.50,
$t,dO0. Massillon, lth ward, John Wal.