The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
MAssILLON NEWS.
Why Wilhelm VIII Not Get There
other News,

lhpeslai Correspondence
MA6sILLos, sept, H.
I'D. Daoh, Ia q peraonage we'll known
over stark county, His home IL IN
Sugar Greek township, where y, W,
Wilhelm also liyes and two yeara ago
he was q Democratic candidate for rep
resentatiye. Mr.. Back was asked who
would be elected on tho legislative
tleketY "Oh, think M0nnot and Dfea
bach will come out ahead Wilhelm
will certainly be knocked out, There
ARC several reasons why hundreds o
Republicans will vote for against him
In the Legislature he voted against the
bill putting railroad fare at two cents a
mile, Immediately after accepted pass,
and took trip south with his family
on H. His folks came 10 Maaslllon Ia
do their marketing, Another reason ID
his duplioity. Az tho last election he
made an agreement with GrOhsman
whereby the two we're 10 work together,
lie faithlessly deserted him however
for another candidate, and Groahman
now has his knife Whetted for bin,
George 10 u funny fellow. lie never
made a speech in his life He only In
tToduced ono bill Ia the Legislature, and
that waa 10 divide Ohnhbufg tOwhehip
IN two precincts, Az regards The
llquor question he carried water on
both bhonldtrh, sometimes voting TOR
and sometimes against tho saloon
keepers"
IL would seem from Mt Baoh's story
that Wilhelm who has genAfally been
regarded ~ u harmless Qunntlty, has q
streak OF yilainy In his composition.
The MasSillon independents political
mountain has been lAboring again, and
with tho usual result Of bringing forth
q very tiny mouse, II has made the
startling discovery that Rev Dreabach,
the Democratic candidate for represen-
tatiye, Ia not eligible because II says he
has been n resident here less than a
year. The Independent has, however,
not acted with its usual porhplcacity In
this mAtter II should have kept Ito
knowledge sroret until after the cleo
IiOn and then unSeated liey, Dfesbach
on that ground ana thus earned the
distinction Of having, unalded and
alone, the muohieartdpreachsr Then
In tho language OF tho poet II could
have exclaimed. ~ cannot toll
the truth; did II with my little
hAtOhet.fGced paper" That II did not
a. -. .l,a..,s that "a fuik Inn anllraly Far
effect and with no honesty Of purpose,
So far as heard from, no one greets the
utterances Of thG blooming youth OF
the Independent with anything more
serious than u amile. The Democracy
nominated MIR Dresbach for repreeen'
tatlye on account Of his great ability,
and any person OF common sense can
aee that the animus OF attacking him 40
u carpet hagger Is simply on account OF
that ability He Ia too strong q man
for tho Republican machine politicians
and they would Ike 70 drive him out
OF the county. But stark wants all the
lrains II can get and Mr., Dreebach VIII
run ahead OF his tiel Q
There Is bad blood around among
Massllon soldiers, by Tanners rem1yal,
Most of them ara dissatisfied, aud many
think 10 will elect the Democratic tick.
et this fan. Such leaders Ia the q, A, II,
40 II. A. Pinn aud Capt. Dick Crawford
ara loud IN their accommodation OF the
President.
Mr.. william Kohl and Miss Ida Q,
Lomady were married yesterday
mOrnlngat the English Catholic church,
The first rehearsal Of tho chorus for
the BelfOur concert took place on Dec.
|3.
The @. Y. NJ. A. meets this evening
TO elect officers.
Thomas Shoreman and Daniel Die
fenbach will, on next Monday, open u
meat market nj the old Myers stand,
w. Main street.
Miss Ida Young wentto Toledo yes.
terday.
The X. p. picnic to Cuyahopa Falls,
has been postponed on account Of bad
weather.
Nine coaches passed through here on
the O. l., a. w, railroad, yesterday af'
ternoon, full Of Detroit excurelonists,
and 81 Massilloniuns Joined them,
Some one maliclously tore down two
stone arches on the new Russell house,
night before last Contractor Baer Of.
feTs $500 reward for the arrest and con
ylctlon Of the contemplate villain.
The young daughter OF William
Lipps, lost u crisp new S5, bill between
Reeves n Plst's meat market on Tie
mont street. The ADder viii receive a
reward by returning IT,
The Junior Order American Mechan'
Ice, the Senior Order and the q. A. r.
have obtained the permission Of the
Board OF Education, 10 place flags on
the Public school buildings on Oct. 10
The day will be celebrated with speak
Ing and other exercises,
Ssmss Warwick, OF Cleveland was In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Peter KOontz, Of Canton, was
visiting MRssillon friends yesterday.
Mr., W. O. Russell has returned from
Colorado Springs,
Miss Emma Pile is visiting friends
In Fremont y.
DIR. j. W. Hisey has returned from q
Vlalt 10 hiA narefltB I'm Columblana,