The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-12
MAssILLos, o., leo. II,

Let Loose-rhe Republican Club Dead
Failure,
MAssrLLoN, o., leo, II,
Patrick Burke was on trial before the
Mayor yesterday afternoon for allowing
his cattle TO run at large A dozen wit
neaaea were examined, and Judge Thayel
Of Canton conducted Mr. liurke's side
The Mayor, upon consideration Of nurlie'i
paying the costs, over sli dismissed The
| two cases,
Rev, Annie Shaw leotured AZ the opera
house last night 10 a small audience
on "The Dlsfranehlsement Of Women,'
Mrs, Shaw Is o bright and entertaining
speaker, and II more women were up e
her standard, there would be less dliii
Guilty In securing the ballot for them,
Jennings, once more ana Tor the lasl
time, The Rayenna people have dropped
tho prosecution, ana me officers ~ thlf
city therefore released him from custody
yesterday,
A frnIlless effort was made last hight q
organize Republican club In the Mayors
court room, Among the hlk present were
j, N, Williams and II, II, skinner, An
other effort will be made
Two trampR, who were endeaYoring ~
sell an OVercOnt are in tie city prison,
The coat IN thought 10 be one Of the tw0
recently taken at Canton
Tonight The boston Qulntett0 Club nj
the Opera hOusn and tomorrow night Cor
mans mlnRtrelH,
Mr.. q. v, Porter ls very Ill.,
Fire Chief Sebastian Fritz will rCorRen'
lao the West Side Hose Go, ncNt Friday
evening,
Charles Droabaoh, ClrcloWllr lawyer
aud brother Of Rev, y, " Dreahlch Is Ia
the city,
The following officers Of Daniel Ritter
Camp Sons of Veterans were elected last
night for the ensuing years Captain j,
M, Merwlni first lieutenant, David
Myers second lloutonanh George shnuf
members OfCnmp council, Wm, u, Martin,
n, w. Elsaaa, w, q, Beam W, u, Bean,
delegate and Wm, II, Martin, alternate,
Tho pastlme Orchestra have reorgnnl2'
cd aud will henceforth be known 40 tho
Clio Orchestra. They will soon make ar
rangementa TO glyo dance,
MARaILLoN, o., Dec, o,
Mr., Robert T., Skinner tho editor and
lfNnl IEIlnINNI VI WV NANNHlNN'flN
ont, was perambulatlng about town last
Saturday la particularly good humor
and la the course Of his travels met Mr.,
Patrick Burke on the corner OF Erie Anl
Main streets. Mr. Burke was not IN such
"a good humor and belllgerently Inquired
why Mr.. Skinner had ohronoled tho fact
Of hln arrest IN his paper the day before,
Mr.. Skinner g0od-naturedly smiled and
oplned that II was all right, His aahur'
anoe OF personal good will was not He'
eeptod however, aud Mr., Burke instantly
caught him by the throat ana began 10
choke him, In doing 80 considerably
spoiled his No, 10 collar, Mr.. Sklnnor'h
fcellnga were greatly RULED, and ho af'
forwards declared his Intention OF having
Mr.. Burke arrested, Ho unbQaomed him'
self before the Mayor aud this morning q
paper was Issued stating that Mr., Patrick
Burke had felonloualy struck and wound
cd Mr.. Robert Skinner. Such, dear road
or, are the pleasures OF newspaper HE,
and you will surely drop silent tear with
the correspondent and ollor your respect
Jcnniiga, the Hat iron man, whose adj
venture with Mrs. Koohlor was noted last
Saturday, had aetto In the llotol Conrad
with we'll known lawyer last Saturday
evening. Jennings had publ shed u card
rejecting on the llinb Ol lhr Jaw, nIu llo
latter expressed himself freely and .yigoo'
oualy about Il and caught Jennlnga by thr
throat, An arrest will llkCly follow.
Mrs. Altokruac, the aged mother OF
Deputy Sheriff Altokruao and Mrs, A.
DnngoloIson, died last night ~ " o'clocl.
nt the homo Of tho lattor on fremont
street. She had boon In bad hcUlth Tor
some time, She was 70 years old.
The correspondent will comply with the
odlior'a request, aud publish tho choice oi
leading Mnaallon Democrats for Senator
tomorrow. While Of course many have
expressed their preference IN print n
was done NJ u time when the candidates
and their merits were not 80 wcll known
and public opinion az this tImo VIII have
moro weight,
John Malonoy and family, who rcmov
cd TO California short timo ago, are on
their way home again, bringing with thcn
the son of Frank Rolalon, who left hi'
wife several months ago 10 20 TO Caliior
mia,
From accounts published Ia q Mlnncnp
oils paper, Il seems that Frank Hoover hnt
u narrow escape ot the Tribune bulldinl
| fire. llo was on the seventh story NJ th'
| tlmO amidst fire and smoke and lot him
self down 10 a ladder by means OF q rope