The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
BURGLARS AT WORK
Ia the City West-A sale-A Good
COmpany-A Tragic COurtshlp
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early Sunday morning, Earlier IN the
night they broke into Hoyera black
smith shop aud at0le u number of tools,
Prom there they went 10 Henry VOgt's
grocery and saloon, corner OF High aud
North streets, and effected an entrance
through awindoW BY pging II open
with aomeOf tho stolen tools which they
left behind They capinIed about $50
~ money aud Mr., Va trousers 'rha
family heafd them NJ work, aud Nh, ",
getting up with a shooting iron thay
hastily dHCanped, No clue aa 10 thelI
Identity hhH htep developed,
The sippo Valley GLASS Works, lying
idl6 for many years, has Oetn sold %
George Philips, who viii convert ~
into q pottery and use extensive beds
Of clay lying nenr lh6 WOfka ,,,, Tue
baldwin Dramatic Co, Gl0htd Ypfy
successful weeks engagement last bat.
urday evening by plnylng The Danltea
t0A crowded house. a young man
named Wardell drew tho prl2e, $50 ia
money, The company Wab deserving
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tho average Mr., ana Mla, Arthur
liOtrner welcomed bouncing boy
baby 10 th6lr home yehterday ,.,,
Mr., j, w. f0llg 10 ~ Cleveland aud VIII
return W morrow evening Joe
lfapyine 10 now the bOnlfaCe OF the
WaYefly Hotel ana popular one he
viii be-, ben iaCilel has Op ned R
boarding house CLOSE hy.,Y tuHhfll'R
big train LETT thla mOlulnR ~ y O'Clock
over tho w. N H. II Councilman
Sohlagel received "a lettuf Friday from
Representative Wllhtm anent tho Guy
hall bill, Mr.. Welhelu 10 evidently ~
hot water, Our representative says
another petition agalnht tho bill has
been received Just ~ long m tho uue
for IL. ana h0 10 afraid II no report ihe
bill faYOrably II viii ho Killed ~ tho
Seuate Mr. sehlagpl wrote HIN a
strong letter IN reply, aud we shall zee
what We ahnll Aee o., Me w, II, LUtllltr
10 looming up 40 a candidate Tor clty
clerk. lle would bD an excellent
Official, Mr., Jarvis will probably he
re elected president OF Tho council ,..,
Richard johnson leaves to-day fOf
TACOMA w, n. lie iii 90 with llua,
sell a. Cos, machinery train ..u Kent
Jarvis was homo from Cleveland yes
tlrdHy ,, Mr. and Mis-, Charles Butler,
Of kipt0n, D., spent sunday with fola
tiytb IN the city ,,,A nipple sugar 30
Cial win b0 held In the Christian church
next Friday evening, Maple sugar In
all ila forms viii play an important
part In nll the proceedings lleY, Rob
inB0n and wife, Of Cambridge, o., are
In the city, Mr., Robinson IN d oOlOgd
preacher OF tho Disciple denomination
aud will endeaYOr " hold meetings |
here ,,,, A tragic court8hip episode took |
place on South Erie street last night !
fwO brothers who live on the west side |
were taking two young ladies home,
when they we're met by two other |
brothers, who proceeded ~ give them u |
thrashing, IL cannot be learned what |
the cause OF this singular proceeding |
waA, nor whether the ladies went hOme |
with the ylctOrg, "a fOur.year old |
son OF Mr.. and Mra. Peter Benz, |
West fremont street died suddenly |
Saturday morning OF Group Mr. Z, |
Il. Kicks has returned 10 this city u,u
Mr.. and Mira Charles Bayllss, Of Cleve.
land, formerly OF this city, stopped In
town yesterday on their way 10 Cincln.
natl, where They VIII locate Miss
Hunt has returned from Cleyeland,,un
Geo. ShriyOr was home from Cleveland
yesterday ,u Burt Miller son Of DIR. Il. |
u. Miller, leaves to-day for Texas, where |
he intends 70 l0bate Il Charles RiGka |
ls In Cleveland IA piece OF cloth was |
found ON the roof OF Ed. Eartle's place |
South Erie street, yesterday afternoon.
How IL got there Ia the mystery.
MAssnLoN, April 9,
There Ia no intention OF dropping the
election contest for city treasurer, At |
tOrney McCaughey was busy prepar'
ing the petition when asked about II |
yesterday, Ilo said Mr., Minlch had u
very good case. The law was very plain |
that the ballots found In the township |
box should bo counted, and II this WAS
80, Mr.. Minich would certainly be |
elected, as most Of them were for him,
Constable Shepley wentto the Patch' |
yesterday evening and nearly dep0pulat-
cd that suburb ll0 arrested and !
brought 10 the city Potter K0hr, NiChO.
las Kohr, Mat liohr, Max Triepinger |
and Jacob 1rieplnger, NIL Of them |
charged with assault with Intent TO
killupon Bernard Northumberland |
McGinnis. John Trelplnger 10 also
implicated but was not brought up last
night. The mob gayo bail for their
appearance Friday morning before |
Justice Rogera The men had gotten
into o saloon fight aud the two Me
Ginniss were badly used up.
The Pleasant Grove Dramatic society,
Jackson township, will give an exhibl.
tiOn Friday and Saturday evenings Of
this week, The "Yankeo Detective is
the piece dc resistance,
ClaranCe g, Crooks appeared before
Mayor Franl2 yesterday and swore out
q warrant against Valentine Anding,
william Andiug and Harry Shana.
brook, charging them with assault and
battery. This was In consequence OF |
the court6hip episode mentioned IN last
night's paper Shanabrook was bagged
last night.
Rev. Q. G. smith, Of the Christhn
church, has gOne TO youngstown TO
meet his family.
The Misses Hannah aud Millie Krebs
OF Canton, are visiting Mrs. Il, A.
Heckert,
DIR. Ridenour went TO Pigeon Run |
yesterday to dress The wounds Of man |
who had accidentally shot himself IN |
the leg with gun
The sevon.year.od son Of Henry |
Sohuerle, an engineer on the g., l.. n
W. railroad, wandered away yesterday
from his home on tho west side, and
was discovered at East GrOenvllle by
John Walters, who returned him 10 his
anxious parents