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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

Joseph Schlondker was arrested VI
Harlem, Ind, on Saturday last by Sher.
iff Lgninger, brought to Canton and
landed In jail on u charge OF seduction
preferred against him by Caroline Smith
OF FreeDurgh, Washington township,
Suits for breach OF PROMISE and bastardy
will probably " commenced against
him Ia The naar future
The nSse is "A sensational one In every
detail. Schlondker formerly resided NJ
, rreeburgh aud according to all reports
was quite attentive 10 the smith girl
who NJ that time was only sixteen years
OF age, while no was about thirty.llye,
About year ago SchlOndker left Free
burph and his whereabouts have been
"A mystery 10 people In this section un.
til Sheriff Leininger located him NJ
Harlem, Ind.
shortly after SchlOndker left Free.
burgb the Smith glrl commenced to
look around for him. She claims that
no promised TO marry her, but after he
had succeeded IN running her he sud
denly left for parts unknown leaving
her to shift for herself.
Sohlondker after going to Harlem
married a daughter OF Christian Som
mers, who formerly ran a brewery q
short distance from Richville, but
afterwards removed TO Harlem
| Schlondker'B father is a Dunkard
preacher and resides near FreeDurgh
| Every possible effort was made by
Schlondker's friends 10 keep his where
abouts secret, but by u little clever de
tective work Sheriff Loininger sue
ceeded in locating him. The sheriil
left Canton very quietly last Friday
morning and II was impossible 10 learr
where no had gone. He made n quick
trip, but succeeded In capturing his mar
and landing him safely In jail. liz
returned TO Canton Saturday night
being absent only about thirty.stl
hours. Sheriff Leininger deserves
great credit for the manner in which
he worked up the case.
Schlondker will be arraigned befor,
Justice Fulmer this afternoon on thu
charge of seduction. He was seen In
| Jail by u reporter this morning and wul
very anxious to get bail. He hat
nothing to say about the charge mad'
against him except that he was no
guilty, and while he had gone with th'
Smith girl some he was not with hel
ne the time she claims the crime wal
committed. lie appears TO feel yer!
bad over the affair.
Sheriff Leininger stated to reporteI
this morning that Schondker woult
not do any talking in the train. III
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
THE AssnssoRs ELEoTnp

Report TO Auditor Manly For Duty and
Rooovo Thor Instructions. Work 80 bo
Commenced At onoo.
The assessors elected az the recent
election reported 10 Auditor Manly this
morning for dgty. All OF the assessors
Ia the county with the exception Of
three or four were present, They were
instructed 10 start to work NJ once,
They were told to assess NJ the fol-
lowing prices Wheat 81 cents per
Oughel, corn 30 cents por bushel, hay 10
cents q hundred, cattle 2lS cents per
pound, bees 81 a hive, wool % cents u
pound and horses at the usual selling
price Buildiugs under process OF con
strnction are 10 be returned as unllniah-
od buildings, PropretOrs Of saloons
are TO make returns 10 the assessors,
All of tho returns must be made In
side Of -four weeks and In small town.
ships before that time The assessors
will be allowed pay for actual work
done by them and not for the time con.
gumod They are paid nj the rate Of
so per day, The Board Of EQualiLa.
tion meets In four weeks 10 review the
work done by the assessors,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
WESLEYAN CONFERENCE
COnvenes In Canton To-day Business
That VIII be- Transacted Oi.
fcers % be- Elected
List Of Those
Present.

The annual conference OF the Wea.
lcyan Methodist Church convened Ia
Canton this morning. The meeting
will last until Sunday evening ana will
transact routine church work and also
hold divine service, The character Of
the ministers will be- examined and up.
pontments made Tor the coming year,
OnicerS will also be elected. At pres
ent Il, J, Hayes Of Utica, N, w. ispres,
ident, j, Case OF littS00ld, Pa, Srcre,
tary, and Is. Lawhead Of MiddlencId,
o., treasurer
The conference Is being held Ia the
Wesleyan Methodist church In Ewt
Sonth street o, II, Ramsey Of Mid.
dleleld will preach ~ 1880 tonight The
following ministers were present at the
opening of the conference this morn
ing. B, Lawhead, Of Middleleld, Ohio;
g, Savage, of Millhrook, Pa, d. s, Kin.
ney, OF Syracuse, y, y; Ed, Hayes, OF
Utica Pa J Case, Of Plttsheld
Pa; j, II. Ellitt, Of Damascus, ONO;
Il, N, DOly, OF NltNtlhnui ", y, NtlnChs
comb, OF Utica, Pa g, w, Waldo, Of
Pittsaeld, Pa; u, w, Oryis, of West
View, Ohio; A. T. Burlison, OF Berea; j.
II. Brennan, OF Tionesta, PA II. o.
Jackson, OF Canton, j. g. Myers, Of
Cleveland; n, Wardner OF Syracuse, N,
York, and o, II Ramsey, of Middle.
leld, Ohio
The delegates present were II. W.
Oryis, OF Cleveland; Mrs, j, O. Myers,
Of Cleveland Alexander Johnston, of
Canal, Pa; G. Davis, Of Union City,
Pa benjamin Smith, Of MesOpOfrania,
Ohio; George Hayes, OF Middleneld,
Ohio; =, Osborn, OF ll1nderSonyllle,
Ohio; 5. stacy, Gf Damascus,
Ohio; Miss l., Cole, ii Keepvllle, Pa.
r. Perine Perine, Pa, A. b. Riniker OF
Fairyiew Pa George Rank OF Gottys.
burg, Pa w, Stephens Of Penn Run,
Pa; Mrs, .. hetcalt Of Stewards Run,
Pa; Mrs. NJ. A. Kohn Of Saltnoyille,
Ohioip. V. Lout2enheiser Of Canton;
Tbosnns Service OF Mercer county PA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
A HIGHLY RESPECTED
Citizen Of Louisville Dies at the Tole-
do Insane Asylum on Saturday
Last, After Being Confined
There But a Short Time.

Word has been received In this city
that Dr. A. o. PontluS, Of Louisville
died In the Toledo insane asylum last
saturday night
The report stated that some days ago
DR., Pontius commenced 10 grow worse
and the last OF tbs week no became
quite violent. Ills suilcfings were TOR.
rible aud Saturday evening death came
70 his relief The remains viii be TAX.
on 20 Loulsyille To-Day and tho date OF
the funeral cannot be announced o.
present,
IL will be remembered thdt some
months ago no showed symptoms of In.
sanity but was not at all violent. IL
was finally decided that II would DO for
the best % remove him 10 the Toledo
asylum. Probate Judge Fawcett held
an examination and decided he was In.
sane. lie was taken 10 the asylum soon
afterwards.
DR.. Pontlus was well and fayorably
known, not only In Louisville but
throughout the county. He had u host
Of friends who will be pained 10 learn
Of his death. lie has n great many
relatives In Canton and other parts Of
the county, He l0ayes loving and
devoted wife 10 mourn his demiae,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
A PIKE TOWNSHIP FARMER

Leaves Suddenly For indiana TO b.void
Warrants For His hrrest on Gorioua
Charges,
emma Wise residing three miles
south Of Canton, has sworn out war.
rants before Justice Fulmer for the ar
rest Of Barney Anderson on charges Of
seduction and bastardy,
Constable Schlagle went to Nike
township yesterday afternoon W ar.
rest Anderson but found he NHd left
for Indiana He has been at work on
farm for some time past and was
quite attentive TO the Wise glrl, After
hearing that she Intended 70 prefer
charges against him he packed up and
left,
Emma Wise Is seventeen years OF
age. She is the girl who figured In The
Walker divorce case some time ago, IL
is PROBABLE no effort viii be made u
bring Anderson back from Indiana.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
wAsu1NoToNs INAUGURATION

Exoursions 70 NOW York via tho Ponnsyl-
vanin Short Limos for the Centennial
Celebration.
Excursion tickets TO New York City
at very low round trip rates will be sold
from all the principal stations onytbe
Pennsylvania Lines west Of Pittsb4rgh
for this Centennial celebration Of the IN
auguration OF George Washington, to
be held April 2Dth and Both, 1889. This
celebration Is In the hands Of well
known and enterprislug citizens Of
New York, who promise that II shall
be a most picturesque and magnificent
carnival. For complete information
regarding rates of fare and train accom-.
modations for individuals or organized
bodies apply 10 the nearest passenger
or ticket agent agent of the Pennsylva.
ma Lines
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
PERRY aRANam

Decides 10 Bind Grain tho OLD Way
Rathor Than Give Way 70 tho Twino
Trust.
Perry Grange at Massillon viii do
what little Il can 10 down the rwine
trust. Al u meeting held April G tho
Grange passed the following resolution;
WnEREAs. There has been n Twlne
trust formed advancing binder twine
to unreasonable prlces, therefore
RESOLVED, Tha. We protest against
all undue advance Of twine above its
true value and we viii resort 10 the
old method Of binding our grain rather
than be controlled by trusts whose
object is to compel farmers To pay OK.
0rbitant prices.
by order Of Perry Grange.
Mrs. 5. D, E0oERT, Sec,
Massillon, q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
GREAT CHANGES
And improvements Being Made At
Lake Park,
Fountain, uraveled Walks, New hoAt
Landings aud Electric Light

Extensive improvements are being
made AT Lake Park, Meyers LgFe,
under the orders Of A. leymanl me
Wheeling brewer, and under the o.
agement Of his agent here, Matt l.p,
The hotel building has been u,ed
inaide and ont, The interior ", lhe
building has also been papered and
decorated and II now presents a fine
appearance, The improvements about
the grounds are OF equally great i'm
pOrtance, Two hundred new shade
trees have been planted. The grounds
have been cleaned aud the shape OF tho
bauk has been greatly Improved A
fountain has been placed Just south OF
the pavilion and it Ia beauty, Walks
have been laid out and gfaYeled, ana
grass seed has been aOwn,
The old landing for the steamer has
been removed and new one built,
For the row boats nGW landing has
been built and 10 arrangement N far
superior 10 that OF the old landing,
The grounds and buildlnga will be
Illuminated by electric light
from q dynamo located there,
There will be fifteen lights
In all, with two IN the dancing pavilion
one In the restaurant One 40 each end
OF the building, one AZ the boat landing
and the Olhea arranged about the
grounds.
Lake Park Ia Ia better condition now
than II ever was and thenumber Of pn0.
pie II will entertain will undoubtedly
Far aurpags that OF any previous year,
and this Ia saying much, Tho little
steamer used IN transporting people
from Lakeyiow 10 Lake Park, hiss uBon
repaired and will be- In charge 0ta
licensed engineer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
A. @. roNNRR
Bnys Ho Wasn't Aftor any Once But Ho
WIN Take II All tho Same,

Says ao wasn't Aftor any once But Ho
WIN Take II All tho Same,
Mr. A. .. Tonner who was yesterday
appointed as chief Of the appointment
division In the Interior Department,
was seen by q NEwSDEMoCRAT re.
porter this morning at his residence on
South Plum street.
Ilo has not yet received any OIL.
cial notification of the appointment
and consequently will not tear up the
carpets from the floor before he does,
lie says that he knew nothing about
the appointment and was not an appll.
cant for the place lle thinks he got
the appointment through the influence
Of Major Mckinley aud Ex-Governor
Foster, Mr. Tonner's appointment rs
one OF great responsibility, for he will
have charge OF all the appointments
concerning Indian affairs aud the pat.
ent Office. The salary Is $1,000 o year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
DE-. IL. RnMnll nnrnnr.

The emment specialist, for ne treat
ment aud cure Of al long standing
CnroniC diseases, aud dieeN,n1 of Che
blood and nervous system, yIlls Can
ton every month. Patients cll see
HIM every month personally aud con.
suit him exgry week by letter II they
desire. 80 his treatment In Just ns thor.
ough aud satisfactory at home ~
though the patient visited tho city or
lived next door 10 the doUor, DR.
Burner will be nj the Hotel Conrad
(formerly the Farmers Hotel, Canton,
Ohio, next Thursday Friday, saturday
and Sunday April II, IL, 10 aud 90
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
rnnY nuNonR AND pnInsr
Aftor tho Nice Fat Position Held by Dis.
triot Attorney Shields

Aftor tho Nice Fat Position Held by Dis
triot Attorney Shields.
A Washington special says that not,
withstanding the fact that the term OF
District Attorney Shields does not ex-
plre until next June, candidates who
would like TO be his successor are in
dustri0usly setting up their pins through
their congressman, and hardly a day
passes that additional papere are not
iled at the department Of Justice. so far
Attorney General Miller has on file ap.
plloations of five aspiring patriots and
three or four mail bags full Of recon-
mendations. Tho applicants are as fol
lows: Isaac N. Alexander, Van Vert;
ia liel Babst, Crestline; ]. ID. Ford, To-
ledo; J. II. HerriCk, Cleveland; Thomas
w. Wheeler, Toledo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
supnRINrnNDnuT DAVIDSON

or tho Alliance Public Schools Has Ho-
oeivod tho Back Salary Duo Him.
The Alliance school board muddle
over superintendent has been settled.
It will be remembered that about year
ago there was u dispute over the up.
pointment Of Superintendent O. q.
Davidson. The board was a tie and
Prosecutor Welty advised the county
commissioners TO appoint superin-
tendent which they did. q. o. David.
son was appointed The school board
refused TO pay him his salary and he
served year without receiving any
pay. This spring new board Of edu.
cation was elected and superintendent
Davidson has received his back salary
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

macker and Jacob IL, Krabill becoming
his bOndsmen. Ile has retained Judge
Thayer as his counsel aud will fight the
case for all there IL init, Ills prelimi'
nary trial will take place on Thursday
afternoon at O'clock,
Miss Smith has also liled another at
ldaVit against Schl0ndker before Jus
tus Oawalt of Washington township
for baatardy. schlOndher will be taken
tO Washington township aud will here
qulred 10 furnish bond for his appear
anGe there,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
A RnoIaNp bnrnAr
worka uavoo-A Base Hall clab Organ
ired..Oihor Notes,
OsNAnUn0, April q.

ired.'Othor Notes
Especial Uuipap0ndrhuol
OSNADURd, April q.
A certain young man, whose best
girl left town recently, has our sym
pathy. lIe tried his best 10 raise lew
hairs on his upper lip, intending TO
surprise the lady upon her return, but
his recent defeat on the Republican
ticket gave them such a back sot that
he was compelled 10 "chop' them of.
j. W. Montgomery has gone east
with o cur Of fine sheep Jacob Shen'
gle made a good run forschoo director,
receiving two thirds OF the vote cast,
lle Ia tho right man IN tho right place.
n.. Mrs. w. w. james, OF Cleveland, Is
visiting NJ this residence Of her son'ln'
law, DR., Mantey
j. A. Bliss has quit the grocery bust
ness. 10 is rumOred that no has been
offered position M ealCamlu for u
Chicago Arm 90. The baso bull club has
organized and the boys are now ready
for business. They have leased q piece
of ground along the o., q. a. $, railroad.
They lack nothing now but name.
We suggest that they call themselves
the Terrlbles or tho NEws'DEMocRATs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

That the body is now more susceptible
TO benefit from medicine than at any
other season. Hence the Importance
of taking Hoods Sarsaparilla now, when
1t will do you the most good. IL iB
really wonderful for purifying and on.
rlching the blood creating an appetite
and giving healthy tone 20 the whole
system. BE sure TO get Hoods Sarsa.
parilla, which Is peculiar TO itself.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
A nou,nvlllo Itallnn In Jnil.

Marshal DeyauI, Of Louisville,
brought Pasquel Cordeselon, an Italian,
to Canton this morning and landed
him In Jail on u charge OF malicious as.
sault and battery, preferred against
him by Estella Woolbaugh. II seems
she threw tho contents OF a certain
bottle on the plaintiff and he afterwards
struck her He was bound over by
Mayor SlusB In the sum OF 300,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

said that when he arrested him at llar-
lem his young wife felt very bad and
was anxious 10 follow her husband "
Canton, She will probably arrive hero
In q few days, When the hherlif ar.
rived NJ the house In Harlem he found
all OF the goods packed up aud Sohl0nd
ker was about 10 remove 70 MI Glenn
ems, Michigan,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
N nnnLh rrom oonnnmptIsn.

Mira Joseph stump, reslAng at NO.
"a North Walnut street, diei this morn
ing at 0.45. Tho deceNed has been
suffering q long time With consnmp-
tion. Her funeral will sake place from
her late residence on Thursday atter.
noon at Q o'clock, aad tho interment
will be at Westlawn She leaves a hus'
band and i've chinren to mourn her
lOAa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
bad polwcon lny Ilyen wlLh glonc.

A warrant is out for the arrest Of
Hiram j. Smith on a charge Of assaalt
and battery preferred against him by
Nelson Scbrant2, II is claimed Smith
struck Schrantz between the eyes with
a large stone, innicting . dangerous
wound Schrants was coltln0d to his
for two days from the injuries roceiv-
cd. Ollcer Slagle expects 10 arrest
Smith during the day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
Deputy shorin AltorErupo DanropOuSly III.

Deputy Sheriff Alterkruse is lying
dangerously Ill at his residence on West
Third Street. He has been unwell
since Sunday and was compelled TO
take his bed yesterday. Last night be
was attacked with pleurisy and fora
while his life was In imminent danger
DIR. Phillips was summoned and admin. !.
istored the proper medicines. Shorlit
Leininger was by his sldo all though
the night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

Abraham Spoonhauar, a hotel keeper
Of orrville, has had William Lindeman
Of Plain township, arrested for passing
q note for sac on him, which was pur.
ported to have been signed by Albert
Stockberger. Constable Weber made
the arrest. The case will probably be
compromised.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
A CRIMINAL CASE

In whioh Thoro'll Probably bo Much
Df NAusoatiug Testimony.
Joseph Schlondker, who was arrested
by Sheriff Lelnlngor on Saturday last
at Harlem, Ind, on q charge Of seduc-
tion preferred by Caroline Smith, of
Freeburgh, was arraigned before JUS
tice Fulmer thlSlforenoon, The aflldavit
was read to him by The Justice and he
pleaded not guilty. He was held In the
sum Of 81, 900 bail, which he furnished,
his two brother-in.laws, Mr. Jacob Schu.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
800 Reward

and no questions asked for the return
Of pocketbook containing notes of the
Reymann Brewing Co., payable to ~.
j. Meyer, indorsed to the order Of II.
O. Meyer, and other papers, Lost April
End, 1880. Parties returning the same
will raceive above reward at the Office
OF Day, lynch Il Day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

matter aud that IL is easy 10 DO mistak'
en- and that he ls IN the right | regret
any wrong done him aud IN justice 10
him aak You 10 pnblleh this
G,S, sOHwORk,
10 Ia understood q meeting OF tho
leaders In the church was held Monday
evening and II was there decided not 10
prosecute, II WAS thought best 10 drop
II, Tho Masaillon papers VIII not puO'
lIah IL, and tho Maahlllon correspondent
OF metropolitan papers says no VIII not
send IL out OF town, There the case
reAtH,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

Mr.. Andrew j. Campbell swells the
number OF J.Werner u Cos paper hang.
ing force. Parties wanting his services
may leave orders with the above nam.
cd firm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
JURERs DRAWN

For tho Next form OF Common Ploas
Court and ordered TO Report May o,
The following jurors were drawn
this morning by County Clerk Nc.
Gregor and Sheriff Lelninger. They
were ordered TO report on Monday, May
Q, at o o'clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

A full line Of choice white fish and
plckerel al Harvey Slusser's grocery,
corner 9'uscarawas and Poplar streets.
apo Ow
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

Peculiar in medicinal merit and won.
derful cures Hoods Sarsaparilla Now
is the time to take II, for now II win do
the most good.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

over 900 stylos and patterns Of wall
paper TO be seen ut j. II. Werner's, at
prices TO suit all buyers. 0S-w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

We purchased u package Of VIoroR
MARA coffee and pronounce II the best
In the market.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
PETIT JURORS.

Lewis Essig, Plain; Samuel Noftsin'
ger, Bethlehem; Horace Sp0nseller,
Canton, Daniel Oaks, Paris; William
Nlmlshillen, Nimishlllen; Oavie Bis.l.
ardson, Canton; John l., GasfB, Pike;
Is. Il. DehoiI, Osnae;alg, John Cole,
Marlboro Ea. j, Mack, Canton; Jacob
Laanvite MarlborO; Josiah Strausburg,
Tuscarawas; Peter Waltner, Pike; Z,
II. Keofanner, Canton; John Autumn,
Washington; Robinson W, Kliugel,
Sugar Creek; William A. Rolm, Perry,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

House paintipg aud decorating care
fully done by leaving your order with
j, II. Werner u Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
aRANp JuRORa.

Andrew paar, Canton; Matthias IIaOk,
Plain; j. j, Kline, Bethlehem; jacob
Duuez, Nlmishillen; benjamin Wingert,
Nimishillon; David Kirkland, Massil.
Ion; Benjamin Bender, Jackson; Frank
Worth, Tuscarawas; William Rittels.
paugh, Canton; Jerry II, by Wash
lngton; William Shedron, Perry; AdOlph
Chenot Nimtshllen; Otto MendOrf,
MassillOn; q. q. Arnold, Lexington;
David Kersletter, Ma5silon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

All good judges Of coffee use vloToR
MARA, 4.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
the GARD.
MAaalLLoN, April Q, lee!

MAssILLoN, April Q, 1889.
To ED. News. DEMOORAr:- : Sir.
Rumors In circulation about Rev. Mr..
Kuhn are false. Very slight inquiry
diacloBes that ! was ignorant on the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
A WESTERN FARMER
Taken From the Side Of His Young
Wife,

Brought TO Canton and Landed In JM
10 Answer TO Serious Charge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

A SCANDAL
That Is Stirring the Busting
City of MassillOn
10 It's Very Center This Pleas
ant Afternoon.
An Attempt Said to Have
Been Made
To Blackmail Rev. Father Kuhn,
OF 81, Mary's,
one of tho Leading Catholic
Churches OF that City.
The Rev. Father Said to Have Been
Charged With immortality
And Demand Made Upon Him
For $1,000
Az Blood Money 10 Keen the Matter
Quiet.
A Highly Sensational Scene in tho
Priospa Residence,
In Which u Revolver Holds a Prom
lnent Place.
A Prieat Against Whom tho Breath Of
Suspicion Has Never Boon Turned
---nia Apologoto Gard.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
10 It's Very Center This Pleas
ant Afternoon.
An Attempt Said to Have
Been Made
To Blackmail Rev. Father Kuhn,
of 81. Mary's,
one of tho Leading Catholic
Churches OF that City

The Rev. Father Said 70 Have Been
Charged With immortality
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
And a Demand Made Upon Him
For $1,000

As Blood Money 10 Keen the Matter
Quiet