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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A BOARD BILL AND WATCH.

Adam Tuck Leaves tho Former and Takos
tho Lattor From q boarding House,.
Caught IA Maasillon,
For somo time past n man giving his
nNmo aa Adam Tuck, has boon boarding
with Dork Gcukoa, at 80 West TuaOnra-
was street In this city. ON Saturday ho
disappeared, leaving an unpaid board bill
Of Sla, II was also discovered that gold
watch belonging 10 MIRA, Landon was miss,
lng. Tho matter was reported NJ police
headquarters, and tho thief located at
Mneslllon whore ho has frlcDds.
Walatcin Landon, tho bartender at
Goukcs house, want there yesterday and
last oyonlng Constable Shopley arrested
Tuck nonr tho depot. He doniod being
tho man wanted aud gave his namo M
Hughes. lO was searched and the miss
ing watch was found on his person. He
waa takcn TO tho prison at Massillon
where he now Ia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Tun D1sTR1or ArToRNnYsH1p.

A Successor 10 Mr. Shields Said 10 Soon
bo Appointod-M Mr., Daldwin's Trip.
District Attorney Shields was scon to-
day In reference 10 the Sunday Washing
ton dispatch that he had been asked for
his resignation, but not having bocn ro-
ceiyod he would bo removed
He said that hc hag not been asked for
his resignation and that his successor
might now be appointed for all ho know.
Mr.. Shiclds' term expired In July and the
asking for his resignation would be un-
necessary, II IN thought by many that tho
trip OF Attorney George u. Baldwin 20
Washington, whore he still Is, was IN rof-
oronco 10 the District Attorneyship, Mr..
Baldwin feeling that ho could III tho
position nccoptnbly,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A rriond Mnhnn aomn susrontionr.

A Washington dispatch says; ATTORNEY
General Miller said to-day that District
Attorney Shields resignation had not
been formerly called for, but that friend
Of Mr.. Shields having lntmntcd that he
would shortly resign, he thc secretary
sent word 10 Mr.. Shields that ho would
be plonsed 10 receive his rcsignntlon,"
1.-THE friend IL, IN all probability, Mr..
Shields' partner, Mr. Baldwin. That
gentleman has Just been 20 Washington,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Got Two years,

This afternoon Ashley c. Schumacher,
who was indicted by the grand jury for
horse stealing, changed his plea. Ho was
brought into court and plead guilty. whom
he was sentenced TO two years In the Ohio
ponitcntlary.
Ho was arrested for stealing q horse at
Canal Fulton, and formerly lived at Alli-
ance, where he was employed M dotoc-
tive and "spottern by tho Law and Order
Society there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
ANNUAL Mrnr1Na

or tho stockholders OF tho DuERy and
Gear Works -oflcora Elected.
AZ Tho annual meotng Of The. stoclthold-
ora of tho Canton Buggy aud Gear Com.
pnny, the following persons were elected
1ito CIoaaon, q. Ed Cook and VIM. ].
ploro Al tho directors meeting held
therenftor the following olilcors were
elected For the ensuing yonr: 9. 9. Cook,
nroaIdontl w. l.. Alexander, yico-prcsi-
dent and q. Ed. Cook, secretary aud treus-
rho annual report shows that over 200
moro b,iggloa woro manufactured ana
aoldin lgS0 thnn In 1893, and that tho
conpnny will increase its WORKING. iorco
nftor january 1, 1890, no as 20 be able TO
urn ont from 400 20 GOO moro buggies In
isO0, than were madc during 1880.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
An Old Timo stark County Boy.

John Dannor, who has just returned
from u western tour, met ut Madison,
Wisconsin, on old printer and Stark coun-
IN boy, Sam Hawk, who has been foreman
OF the State journal there for thirty years.
He learned his trade in the Office of the
STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT over forty
years ago, under Carney, and was with A.
McGrcgor for awhile Ho loft Canton
about forty yoars ago. Mr.. Hawk has
gathered IN q good supply OF lucrc since
he left Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A NEW DN rHRPRIsn.
Tho Talk OfnnglIah syndlostoa All llol

Tho Talk ofEngliah syndioetoa All lioah,
Tho information was glvcn exclusively
In those columns Saturday that reports
wcro abroad that English capitalists were
after the Canton and Akron pottorioa II
II now learned that Oycrtlroa have boon
made the Canton pottery companies and
u price placed on their works. But the
securing OF figures on establishments is
not done by foreign capital. There are
persons who are making this q business.
ostnblIahmont they look about for aomo
capitalist 20 mako the purchase, They
arc pnld u certain per cent for their work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

fire yesterday morning, owing 70 adefegt
I've Hue IN the basement Of lhp np w,
mates b1 were rescued, two Wolneh mIu
two mon arc known 70 have persisted ~
the iiames, and four 0ihefs are lhlhslllH
aud supposed 10 have been burned lp
death, The building was phl uhllS ue'
hlroyed and the contents lnelullng, lufl'l'
three hundred thousand dollars, What
10 do with tic Inmates 10 tho question,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
nenred a Hntol In Tho Wont.

II IN understood that Charles G, Gavor,
formerly manager of the Hurford House,
of this city, has leased the Revere Hotel,
at Springfield, Illinois, FOR term OF
years, aud will take charge Of II IN u short
time. Mr.. Gaver is an experienced hotol
man and no doubt viii DO successful
manager Of this hotel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
5000 WILL sApIsFY HIM.

Court For Alleged Aaaault and Abuao,
A petition was filed In common plcaa
court against school toechor who " we'll
known In Canton. Charles II, Loroh, an
infant, by his next friend Thomas w,
Lorch sues Charlch Martin for $500 dam
ngoa llc alleges that on November 10
the defendant unkwfully aud mallcloualy
800.
Martin IN nj present teaching The school
southwest OF this city on The tlchyillo
road. Judge Frcas0 h the attorney for
tho plnintln
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
IN COMMON PLEAS COURT,
A Cigar poalor AalSo FOR $4,000 Damages
For o Jibolloua Publication,

A Cigar Dnhlor Ankn tof NdtVuV bhmhHoh
For I'ibollouu Publication,
Tho way Of somo OF the cigar and TO-
bnooo donlcra OF Canton IL certainly hard.
ID will bo remembered that two wou
known dealers started In newspaper
wnr, Ono wna uncoromonloUaly assault
ed and WAS compelled 10 pay out some. OF
hIa profits 10 satisfy tho law. Tho parties
In lho case are Robert G.. llaight aud
Daniel II. Talbort, both OF whom do buai-
ncaa ON South Chorry strooL Frank, tho
aon OF the lnttor, has paid u ilno for aa-
eault and battery and is nj present under
bond 20 keep tho peace. Hoight was to
have u hearing on II peace prooeoding
lhla morning, and ae tho prosecuting wit
noaa did not appear he was discharged,
Tho articles that have boon published
In the newspapers woro not opistlos OF
ioyo and admiration Ono was especially
atinplnp and reflected somewhat on
Waisbt, Saturday evening through his
attorney Thoe. u. Tuncr, ho flied q peti-
lion ngelnat Daniel II Tnlbert, asking for
dnmnpon In the sum Of $1,000, for injuries
10 his good name and hpsincss'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
AN osNApUna CITIZEN

Coon on tho War Path and Diahguros
simon Dohoff's F'aoo-Fivo Dollars and
Costs.
Saturday evening Simon Dehofr, Of
Osnnburg, camo into Justice Wottacl's
court and sworo out n warrant for the
arrest OF Samuel Howe, His face looked
as though Il had been through cycloue,
and the darkness Of his eyes were primn
facin evidence OF assault and battery.
Howe was brought 10 this city, when he
plead guilty and was fined Sb and costs
Tor assault and battery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

This morning Mist q Bccrcr, who have
charge of tho restaurant In the Empire
block, received nice present ltconsists
of u young buck deer which was shot by n
former Contonion, Frank Rose, In tho
Oklahoma Territory II was sent to be
cut up and served 10 his friends on
Thanksgiving ovo and day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A Guardian Appointed.

Last night Probate Judge Eawcott APP
pointed John A. picro guardian OF Grace
Slower. II will bo remembered that her
father Louis Stovcr was killed at Lollis-
villo some time ngo and had an insurance
policy on his life payable to his daughter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
HE BROKE A WHEEL.
A Farmer smashes Buggy, ie Arrested
and Produces tho Goat and Damages.

n FArmor bmhAheh Huggy, N hrroHtod
and Produces tho Goat and pGmagoa.
On the 18th Of last month Emanuel
KbilCnstino farmer ran against u
buggy belonging TO II. II. Smith, IN an nl-
ley between Eighth and Ninth streets, Tho
rear wheel was completely demolished,
He promised 10 pay for the damage ut the
time but whom asked for II second time
ho told Smith 90 20 10 that land whore
fingers and toes are never frost bitten,
and snow never falls.
Saturday warrant charging him with
malicious destruction Of properly was
sworn out In justice Rlnglo's court, and he
was arrested by Constable Schlngel. llo
settled the matter AT once by paying the
costs, and damages 70 tho amount OF $50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Homnrkable Profesuionol Services.
,te,om tho TolndO nlndo,l

Among tho noted professional mon Of
thia country who have achieved cxtrnor-
dInary aiccoas, ~ DR.. Ottman, .of Colun-
hma. Ohio. Tho prominence which he has
attained has boon reached through strict
~ legitimate means, and 10 for therefore,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Freaks of Cupid

Marriage licenses have been granted TO
William II. Loonhort and Ida j. Hermann,
New Boriini Curtis Roscnbcrgcr and Nam
ME Coyl, Mt Union; Ercd j. Page and
Anna G. Morley, Doulsyillc; Charles n.
Schooner and Alvcriuo May Hoover, Union
town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A nouiuv,llo violator.

Saturday night Albert Raymond, q resi-
dent OF Louisville was at the p, II. w. u
G. depot and IN very drunken condition.
officer Smnllheld arrested him, when he
deposited tho necessary fine for his
relongo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

Trnssoa made TO order for bad casos Of
rupturo and satisfaction guaranteed. DIR.
j, w, Thompson, 900 Penn avenue, noar
Ninth street, Pittsburg, Pa. (23daw-o)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Divorce Granted.

This morning Judge poaso granted n
divorce 10 Anna Kolsor from her husband
Marlin Kaiser, on tho groundn of gross
nerloct and willful absence. Tho woman
resldoa In Canal Fulton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

Formerly OF New York, now OF THE
rnANOH MEDICAL AND SURGICAL lNhri'
TuqE, Columbus, Ohio, by request Of many
ffienda and pntlents, las decided 70 visit
Canton, Tuesday, Dee, sd, Consultation
and examination Free aud Strictly Conf
dental, Ia the private parlor OF the baTs
mott House, Ond day only
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

Court The plaintiff sues on a writ Of re-
pleyln and tho case has been stubbornly
contested, II going 10 the Jury this after
noon All tho parties Interested reside W
Alliance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

he deserves tho enylahle reputation which
he enjoys, This large meaenre OF success
is tho result 0f q tliOrnugh ana careful
preparation for hia calling, ana extensive
reading during a long and unusually large
practice, which has enabled MN W gain
commendntlon even from Ills professional
braihfen, Deyotng hlh attention " eeis
tain speolaltles Of the science he he has
so carefully investigated he has been re'
Warded la i remarkable degree
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
AN AWFUL INJURY,
A Huge Supporter Falls on Work
man With Bad Results,

James A, Fraser, Cambridge Carpenter,
While at work on tho New dilham
building, Has both His Legs Broken
nd In otherWiAe Injured,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
An Alliance oaac.

For several days the case OF II. S. Wells
q Co. against John A. Bowman has boon
occupying the time In Common Pleas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

.BLAorpoT, Idaho, Nov. 2.--[Speojal.l
Territorial Asylum was destroyed by
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
VERY ILL.

Mr1, Mnry HIdor HuUefInK NTOm HuhtI
Trouble,
Mrs. Mary d. Rider, OF No, 1876 North
Walnut street, is lying ut DEATHS door.
She has boon very low for sometime,
Monday evening she was much brighter
than usual, but II Is thought to be but
temporary. She Is we'll advanced In years.
Hcr trouble is consumption and heart dis
case. Her many friends hope earnestly
for her speedy recovery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A GREAT ERROR.

Bomething Premature on tho Action OF tho
Local Knights Of Labor.
Tho Pittsburg Times appears 10 have
some information on the action OF tho
local District assembly OF tho knights of
Labor not known TO tho Knights thom-
selves. Tho canton correspondent fur
nishes u with n special 10 the effect that
on Wednesday the Knights notified Pow
dorly that unless OMallcy was relnstntod
the charter would be lifted and the dis
trict cut loose from the organization, The
ls decidedly In error.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
%BOULANGER IN LONDON.
The French General Takes Refuge II
England.

England.
LONDON. April 2a--General B~oulanger
and his party arrived here at $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and was Immediately
driven 70 the Hotel Bristol. where he will
establish his quarters. A large crowd q
admirers gathered in from, of the hotel
and extended a cordial welcome TO the
General. When General BoulanGer and
party arrived At Dover q large number
Of friends Of tn General gathered
on the pier aud received him with
cheers. The passage from Ostend
was a rough one and the General
suit red from sen sickness 4 police Com.
mis-ary from Calais watched the party
On behalf Of the French Government
Several hundred persons. mostly French
awaited in the CharinS Cross railway sta
ton the arrival OF the train on which
General B~oulanGer travelled from Dover.
When the General emerged from the train
he was heartily cheered by tn. people
inside. There was . mixed crowd
outside she station. which alter.
nately hoot-d and cheersd him. Although
1; was announced that y. Rochefort would
remain la Brussels he accompanied Gen.
eraI Bou'snger and Count Dillon 20 Lon.
don. The crowd outside ID. station Is 20.
timAsed TO have numbered soVo perscna.
They Groaned and Kissed tie General -
well - booted and chsered him. The
public generally are apafhstic concerning
General B~oulauSer's presence in the city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
A IRoUeLoUs QUARTER.
What May Happen When the boomer
Stop Over.

SuNt N1y ssaHpeu NOeu the otOOmCeS
Stop Over.
WASHINGTON. April 2S most seri.
Gus trouble which General McCock. who
il now here from Fort Lsaverw orth. fears
in connection with Oklahoma is one that
has not been considered by the news.
papers. that NAV arise on the western
border. There. he says, the boundary line
Is wholly imaginary. SO far as auy metes
n ounds Of the United States Govern
ment are concerned. no corner stones \.
ing been set or boundary ines established
by the Government The Arapahoss and
Cheyenne> on the western border. how.
ever. know the bounds Of their reserva.
tons and W their own private head.
stones at the river crossings They police
their own frontier and keep in,ruders Oh
reservation. 1t will probably happen
tina: some settlers will try e cross that
border and that they will suppose that
they ~ in the Oklahoma country, when
they will be in the reservation Of the
Indians. The latter will warn them Oh.
and the settlers. claiming that they are in
will resist The Indians will
their rights and will put the
settlers Of. and trouble may follow. This,
he thinks. is perhaps the most serious part
OF the Oklahoma question
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

HALIFAX n. &. April sA-Jcan Soho.
field, II Peach Hill aud one Of his chill
dren we're killed by lightning on Sunday
night b family were preparing 70 re.
tire whep . tui1 uS s00nd was heard and
Seho:eld was thrown Ia the door and the
whole side Ut the house e., in. one Of the
beams killing . child aged twelve years.
Monday morning the bo ~ Of Schoaeld was
found stretched On the door. Immediately
underneath it ~as . hole where the elec-
trio current had gone through to the
ground. Schodeld's eyes protruded from
the sockets, his tongue Was burned In
the corner Of b room MrA Schod.ld and
three children we're found huddled To-
Seiher ia Q demensed condition
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
Heavy UbamaHe~-

KANSAS CIR. Mo. April G.-The Jury
in Mabel Caick's sio.ep suit aSasns:
her employer. Louis Nay;or. for striking
her aad f~raciur;nS her wrist. yesterday
awarded the girl the full amount of her
claim As Miss Quick was leaving the
court room she wa~ arrested on . warrant
sworn out by Naytor. charging her viii
Sealing . cloak from his stcsA The
cloak was o Miss Qa:ck tool when xay.
tor refused 70 pay hss salary. bat chs Re-
turned js whsa - called Aee hack aAd
promised b give Aex the money. rhs
Uho gave tAs verdict b Ma
ouickss favor. asks1 10 g - ~ boeA.
BE wos oaes before assaseeA - ~ 00s
but acquitted
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

AT Il club recently the conversation
fell on gambling and the sang froii
displayed by some men in the face Of
considerable. losses. Well" remarked
suddenly one Of the members. ''whst
would you all say If I wer Ia tell Won
thai ! once lost IL cool hundred thou
sand. and that il did not affect me more
than II i; had been icn ccnts?' Every
one was dumb'oundcd. till finally u
timid voice vcntured: Where did that
happen? Al Monte Carlo?" NO" re-
piled the other. calmly; lin my
dreams"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

There n no place like home runs tie
old sona. and re know how true II ia
Go where you wiu-sncouns~r ,n~n n
VhaSeveY circumstance we raAy-we shall
b. apt 20 and that Q reference ~ then
homes vtil immediately secure tkst, susn-
0on. and viii give you favor In ,hsi. eyeA
The IMPRESSIONS m0de IN The home Ase
lassing 4 mothers ~oJ6s never Sss from
the niad 4 fathers coGSs~l remain. :'~sh
- long - life las:s The "a: tSnedciioa
O: parental love snd solcitacs With ~aSt
teaAcisy ;t c.ings Ia the I1ei.o!y ~aeH a.
loo-t al else his gone
How important therefore, Tia. IL home
he maintained tatArs ~ long a. ye~sibis .
haven ~ lowing council OF pssc< sac 10y 10
the growing ehil!xea How sd when death
!nvad-s, " hen The ne Yoeso oct ON Tie hearth
stone and the family is scai;syed What tie
children loss by the ds s,h o! ApAren; only
th"ss realize who have grown ny without
that love and advice which . parent sions
can bsstow-
No doub, ,ens o: thousands 81 pa5en,s
have found premature grAvss sho mig 10
have lived years oG usefulness Lad they bus
known Whist ~as sappiug their strength
and slowly but surely pusAin. ths IL iato the
grave.
There arc tens OF thousands % parents
to- day In sgony Of mina through fear %
death from kidney diAsasr. who do noe
know they are doctoEing only symptcms-
such - waksfulnsss. sssvoususss. splendid
feeling one day and ~ al gone one an
other. droIsy. we'll heart action.
pneumonia, neuralgia, n,:kls sppsuss, etc .
while the real trouble y poisoned bhod
caused by diseased kidnsya Cn!sss purified
with Warmers safe Cure they wtu Just -
surely die ~ though pOtsosed With srs- MIC
II you are suffering ~ described, and have
becn for any length VI time, you are. unlsss
you got relief hight speedily, stricken With
death. whether you kno~ u OF not
Doctors publicly admit that they can noe
cure advanced kidney disease. they Are soo
bigotsd to use Warmers safe Cure because
It IL An advertised remedy. consequently.
unleas you use youI own good Judgment
secure and USE Warmers Safe Cure. y spc-
ciiic. which has proved it~elf in tens of
Thousands OF Cases IL he AL It 10 Represent
ed. Jour home. through your death viii be
broken up and your loved once deprived II
THAI which money can not purchase ~
friends supply
Alresdy too many loving parents noble.
Kind and true. have gone u premature
graves through ignorance o: their condition
md the hi.otry Of physicians 1t 10 time TO
CRY . halt. and We beg OF you for the loSs
"" bear -FOUR home and the duty you owe
yourself. IA give this matter yoaI careful,
and conscientious consideration
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
An Appeal for Assistance.

The man who is charitable Ia himself will
listen 10 the mute appeal for assistance,
snaps u divers dyspep,ic quslms and IN
easy sensations in the regions Of the gland
that s.s,rctcs his Bile. Hus,e,,er's Stem
ach Bi;iers. nv lear sir, or madam IA the
case MAY oe Is WHAT you require. Hasten
Ia use Il You are troubled with heartburn,
wind In the stomach, or Rotc thai your skin
or the whites VI your eyes are taking = Sal
low hue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
FKox tho C~.u,ropolis, Kansas City, Mos

Fno~ tho C~eu,ropolis, Kansas City, Mos
December I, Isl.
There 10 nothing 10 valuable 10 us -
health, but We Go not realize this until WE
are deprived Of 1t. How many 81 our
readers awake in the morning with dun
pains in the back and head. and mud IT. q
har, task TO perform daily dutesi These
are SYMPTOMS Of Malaria and we know
from personal trial they may be- completely
criUiicA,ed by Stalienbcrg.r's Ant.dote for
Malaria II is /. simple and effective rem-
cuy, aud We advise our readers 10 try H.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

TINS IL the ace ~ wonders and the av-
erAHe American citizen - no lnn ger sur
p~ericncc that sensation. however. Just write
to II. +. Johnson 4 Co. IO" Main stree.
Richmond. Va, and hear What they have
60, "a say Of the succcsso ~ some % their
agents. They have O., the goois that sell.
and any one ont 81 employment, viii consult
their own interests by applying Ia them