The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

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Especial Correspondence
MAssILLos, o, oct I,
The North, Eastern Ohio Conference
wound up ita business in session held
yesterday evening, hnd which was at'
tended by many eitiaena, bishop Hurst
made closing address which WAS IN
80 far remarkable that IL put the Bishop
and the church on record 90 fayOrlng
Prohibition. The church was opposed
TO legalizIng the liquor traflc, by q
license, high or low, While he had
great respect for tho opinions Of those
belonging 70 the old political parts, Ia
his opinion thoy ignored the greatest
question of the day, the saloon lie
believed that the shortest distance be-
tween two points was u straight line,
and was In favor Of taking the most
direct means TO abolish the traffic
The Bishop then rond the pastoral
appointments for the coming year, AZ
tef which the conference adjourned
aims die. Following are tho appoint
ments for the Canton district; j, W,
TOland, PreaIding Elder, p0stolllee, NJ
Union, o., Alliance, q, B, smith,
Canton. First church, d.
II. Muller; Canton Mission, j, q, slus
ser; Simpson church, Welty Wilson's
CaIrollton, j. u. Starretti Columoiana
III. A. Cobbledlcki Damascus, A, W.
Nowlin East Palestine, 4, H. Philips
ElktOn, II. j. Baker, Franklin Square,
w. ID. Ewing. Greent0wn, M, Moses,
HanOyerton, TO be supplied, LeetOnla,
j. r. Jacob. Malvern, j, l.,
Heron; Marlborough, to be sup
piled; Maaalllon, A, II. Chapmani
Mechanicstown, Matthew Moses; Min
erya, y, w. Mcclure; Mount Union, II.
II. Keefer; New Cumberland, W, q,
McAlllater; New Franklin, 10 be sup
piled; New Lisbon, IL. W. kelloggi
New Waterford, To DO supplied; North
Benton, 10 be auppliedi Salem, u, A.
Simmons; Sandyyllle, ID, l., Clark,
Waynesbnrg, /. q. Paugh; j l., Skunk,
professor In Mount Union college;
member Mount Union Quarterly Con-
ference; n. T., March, president Mount
Union college; member OF the Mount
Union Quarterly Conference.
MAssllLoN, Oct. 2.
The Independent Is evidently decely'
ing itself II no one else when II says, as
Il has often, that II, and u alone prints
all the news, The suspicion Is growing
that It prints only such news In the
line of political campaigns as will help
lts side. Here was Bishop Hurst, an
eminent prelate, In his closing address
TO the East Ohio Conference, coming
out strongly In favor Of Prohibition,
aud against the license system, which 10
the shIbboleth of Ohio Republicans,
and yet the Independent never men
toned the fact II WAS probably too
busy examining the Ilntzmaster case
with a microscope, hoping thereby to
elect u few county offices,
aud ignored this great question
OF principles raised by Bishop
Hurst. The latter probably had Nc
Klnley In his eye wheu no said that the
great statesmen Of both parlits were
cayorting about the land arguing about
u little duty, when the only real ques'
tIon, the licensed criminal saloon, was
not mentioned by them.
Railroad Commission Capelar was In
the city yesterday and investigated the
necessity Of placing safety gates NJ the
Main, fremont ANA Cherry street ran,
road crossings. lie said that he would
notify the railroad companies Of the
application, would fix II date for hear
ing their side Of the case, and then rem
der u decision, probably after election
A rather complicated case will be
heard before Squire Rogers on Friday
morning. Business Manager Saxt0n,
of the Canton Repository, came over
yesterday and had about 800 worth OF
directory books published by K0rte u
Co., aud which were 10 be delivered In
Mnssillop, replOyined at Mrs. Wismer's,
IL seems the agent who was TO distri.
butte the books got on u Iam00ree ana
as Mrs. Wismer wanted to hold the
books for board, they were repleylned
to get them out Of the mans haRds.
Another agent will distribute the books,
John Zimmerman and John Wort.
ley were fined $3.50 and 90 respectively
by the mayor yesterday for lighting.
p. r. Bush, Republican candidate
for clerk, was In the city yesterday,
working the saloons. j. B. Barnaby,
Republican candidate for treas Hrer,
was also looking after his fences.
s. q. Bowman, u trustee Of the Fair
mount childTen's home, Is at that lnstl'
tuition on business connected with his
office to-day.
Granger, the mesmerist, gave a good
entertainment 10 fair sized house lust
night, "Will o. the Wlsp" Mt the opera
house had u small audience, and the
threatening weather leBsened the at
tendance at the German Catholic social
at John Yingling's.
Charles Freidlnger and family, of
Wechter street, have removed TO Fast
Liverpool, where Mr.. Il, has accepted u
position MS bank boss.
Joseph Glessner has opened q boot
and shoe store In the room heretofore
occupied by Minich's millinery store.
Messrs. j. II. Hunt, q. l.. McLain, d.
Reed and j. Danglar are hunting near
Freeport,