The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
1 rolling their paniaoOna above their
knees they waded home,

rolling their panial0Ona above their
knees they waded home,
RuTTER AND RGGh FLOODED,
In tho cellar OF the Gold Storage on
North Piedmont street was stored an
immense amount OF butter aud eggs
The pFOprletOIs cannot estimate Tho
damage until tho water Is pumped opl'
OBSERVER aroKEY
Observer stokey, Of West Eighth
street TepOrtR that the rain began ~
8.45 and ended at Al5 o'clock, Az that
time lhe fall measured ~ inches, rms
was tho heaviest fall We nave ever hhd'
The next heaviest fall was IN febfn'
AIRY, 1859, when the lall was three lnel
ea, lle estimates the fall ~ apb TONS
10 the acre,
OTHER DAMAGE,
Dochel, Dumouhn a. Cos cellar IN
North Market street was Hooded ana
the damage will be considerable,
Thomas Bolton OF West Third street
m0urna the loss OF few Ghiekena it
will wear Grape for 30 days,
An excited German ran into NO, y
Hose house last night aud wanted hll
engine sent 10 lsplace ~ once 10 pump
out the water,
Al TllE LAKE,
A picnic was given ut Meyer'a Lake
yesterday afternoon by y, NJ, Kline, ia
honor of Misses Lulu Kline ana Mag
gle Stevenson OF flttaburg who are Ylh'
ting in the city, They were IN the
grove when II commenced 10 rain and
went TO the bowling alley 10 eat thelr
suppefh They spread q table and par
took OF the good things they had
brought with them, ~ commenced 70
get dark and before they had finished
their supper they could not $50 across
the tables. II was after 10 o'clock be-
fore they could get q car home, IL was
q huppy party aud the fhln dld not lh'
terltle with their pleasure,
DAMAGE ON THE O. o, SIS
Some Of tho ballast on tho q, q, n 5,
tracks between Canton and Oanaburg
was washed out but tralna pfe all rum
Mug on time to-day, Part OF q alde'
track ~ the Pottery Works was wash
ed away, The company VIII sustain u
yefy small loss
AHArPY THO,
After the rain last night u party OF
three young ladies amused themselves
By Wadlng In the water IN WAlnut
street, They had been ~ a cellar get
ting out goods and were soaked through,
They made up their minds 10 nave u
little fun out OF the Hood and they had
IT,
LAUNDRY FLOODED,
The high wa6ra NJ North aud Mar.
ket Hooded the sidewalk ~ the MHlllne
block aud poured into the basement OF
tho Troy Stcam Laundry, ~ also
Hooded nelghborlng cellars,
TORE uP ms SIDEWALK,
When the waterS began TO pour down
Cleveland avenue, Grocer wagner ~
the corner of that avenue ana North
street worked hard 10 keep hB cellar
FROM being Hooded, He waa finally
forced to tear up u part Of his sidewalk
and build dnm,
DAMAGE no GRAIN,
Much injury was done the grain crop
ia thla vicinity by the storm, Oat
fields were Hooded and corn was washed
uug, The hay crop was badly injured
Will sun THE CITY,
Many Of those who were damaged
threaten 10 commence suit against
the city. II all who have
HgnIhtd their intention Of doing
this keep their word, the county clerks
Office viii hardly hold all Of them,
THE CITY suED,
This afternoon Attorney Charles O,
upham lilrd u claim against tho city,
with CITY Clerk SAaub for $3.50 dana.
ges, on account of damages sustained
by Melvin Watson Of Navarro street
The petition charges that 100 head of
cabbage were destroyed by lust nights
storm. n seems Mr. WatsOuA lot was
Hooded, He claims the cause Of the
Hood was the Improper grading Of Due
Der avenue,
GAVE IN AT THE ROBERTsy3LLE TuN'
Mel,
It's thought q cayein has occurred
NJ the Robertsylle tunnel on the O., G,
rs, road. The bluif Is very high NJ
the end of the tunnel and 10 10 thought
the earth hns given way there, A gang
has been sent 10 investigate,