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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
CAPTURED AT LAST.
Marshal Gentry Succeeds In Arrrsting
DR.. Charles Bradley For Blgamy
aud Lands Him In Jail,

Marshal Gentry returned last night
with Dr. Charles Bradley, who viii have
10 answer TO charge Of bigamy. On
Tuesday the News DEMOCRAT exclus'
lively gave the information that Mar
ahal Gentry had received Information
aa 10 the whereabouts OF Bradley aud
had LETT 10 arrest him
The marshal went from Canton 10
pittsburg. Here ho learned that
Brailey had been there but had left FOR
other paits, The marshal followed a
few sllpht clues and finally went 10
Erwin. Pa Here h0 found Bradley SIC
ting IN a hotel Office aud placed him
under arrest. llo consented TO return
10 Canton without n requiatlon and
the mnrshal aud his prlBOner arrived
here last night about 0 o'clock.
In regard 70 his release IN Delaware
Braiiry says that from the lime he was
arrested he told the marshal that ne
was innocent aud finally gained
the officers confidence " seems
the marshal ~ Delaware WAS
suffering with the earache aud Brailey
guccepded In relieving him Of his pain,
He told thb marshal that no would
never got an answer TO his telegram, as
he vae not wanted 10 Canton. The
marshal commenced tobelieye this him
self aud ut midnight released Bradley,
After getting out Of jail at Delaware
Brally went direct TO Pittsburg, In
some manner Marshal Gentry heard
that he was there and NJ once started
IN pursuit. Marshal Gentry deserves
great credit for the skill he displayed IN
locntlng Bradley aud alterward In ar'
resting aud landing him safely Ia the
county jtil Mrs. Bradley met her hus'
band I'd the depot and stormy inter
view took place, He will be arraigned
later on. -.
Bradley will be arraignrd tomorrow
morning before Mayor Blake. lie has
sent TO New Philadelphia Tor an attor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
HglRLY OPPOSITE CENTRAL ENGINE HOVSE
Proposed Amendment 10 Tho CSuSdlh-
nOa d Ohio.
TAXATION.
AMENDMENT NO. 1.

suSuo19l. % 4 rsssiyed ~ the ecsera A.ma-
~ II - eilss 4 nkia. lea, propagation shAl b,
gJtsniilsd - NJ tlfulou Of thia Hnla on the nna
fpoaday pfiss tbs n.st nupdAy \ NuyembeI, llIn.
uOn of a. s'-'s q otl9 70 That y All Fesa y IA.
AlnucLH IN.
Rs9. q nAs aclAIAa Assembly ahsn vrOsiAs nou
Wa falsiaa 0f rvFunuo iaf ne anppon u me uiAl
Aa1 local Hurusnniental bpt tAnos shall be uniform
"a nv sahie ciln u gnbleon. nuTina EtganfA
pubu0 n0Aom huuseN hourue Ahod uEuluslVply fof
puhna Wofphp nalipltienh N purely publlo ohkHti,
puHio property uled escluuyely for Any public pI-
posA aud lufponAl pfopnfv 70 An Amouni nul o.
diVidual. mar, hI general lava DO exempted from
taHAll0ni aud Tho value of ~ property 10 tHemptrn
hall, frin uinp % umg DO aAoorlAlnod aud pub
Is W. Aiauth sieeiion those seo.orn desirinE 10
yGe Tor such amendment may have placed upon
lhfif ballots tho wprda "raIAtlon Amendments
Yra aud hose opposite " such hmonnnnnt may
s,nso Ds ,msra No w "s''OA mo "0'o' i"'auVn
y" o. : ,ordmen, shan ,ahs snsst On Ne
hrs, iay VI Jinuar, no.; .....,
hpoakuf VI Mo ii0nso of Representatives
TiiEO, ". DAVtM
Adopted April ., I15p,
umrHp STATE oV ANuniaA, ONO,
OrrtoH oF fnh hrGhrfAnY 90 kTArn
L. panlsl j. NyAn secretary Of atAts Of The state Of
ohio, do horohy ooitlfy that lho foregoing true
copy 0f 4 lulht resolution adopted w tho unnnrA
ANiinbly of the slate VI ohio, ON uo Oh dAy p
Aptl 4. u, 1859, tatch from the original rolh hoo
M tlih once,
IN testimony whereof have hereunto splssribec
my hAmt, and AfnHod my oincAi seal
fakALl At Columbus, the iuth day Of April
' DANIEL J. RYAN
mAe,Lm) Secretary Of BlAle
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
PLAYED POsSUM,
How a Woman EudeayOred 10 Elude
A Canton 0ilOer.
shs Ia Finally Brought Into Court aud
B6nt5nOed W Jail,

Mrs, JOaephene Binder was lodged In
the county jail this morning by Consta'
ble Dick Webber, special constable A,
W, Weber and OlllCer Romey,
Mrs. Binder is the woman who was
bound over to Prl bate court about two
weeks ago by Justice Reigner on u
charge OF having committed an assault
aud battery upon Lizzie Wlnkleman, a
thirteen.yeaF.Od daughter OF Mr. HI
ram Winkleman, by striking her with
u broom. When Judgment was pre-.
claimed upon her shb fell into 4 dead
faint Constable Weber Immediately
went for some water and when he re-
turned his prisoner had lied, lie has
made several attempts TO arrest her
elnce but shG would always lock tho
door and refuse him admission. ~ 10
said by the mel JhbOrs that she has had
an ax and gun which she kept In
readiness for an emergency and has
threatened bodily harm 10 any 0tiloor
who would cross her threshold.
This morning Constable Weber dep
utized A, w. Weber and Olllcer Romey
TO assist him. When they called Ut her
house shO was doing some work with u
haLchet. She showed fight and made
an attempt TO strike Constable Weber
with the hatchet but no succeeded In
Wrestling II rom her hand. She then
began her old game of"playing possum'
and foil into a dead faint. The officers
had a terrible struggle TO take her, as
her four oldest gltls and two sons
struck right and LETT nj the officers In
trying TO liOerate their mother, She
was finally conveyed 10 Jail In vehicle
that was obtained from Mr., Kline.
At the Jail she fell into another faint
and had 10 be carried from Market
street TO the cell. Dr. Brant was i'm
medately SUNNI med 10 walt upon her,
Her husband was telephoned FOR and
he will try 20 secure the necessary bond.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
NAvARRm N Nnws.
oouoral Tax Lovy Bado.-.A Appointm mt
CommonoomOnt--.No


Commonoomont-.No Notos.
NAvABHE, May 25-At the council
meeting the levy for all general pur.
posts was limited 10 Eve mills, which
was upon motion divided In the differ.
ent funds as follows. General purpose
fnnd, nothing; street aud alley fund,
3M mills; fire fund, nothing; for street
lights aud lighting, ~ mills Upon
motion the rules were suspended and
he tax ordinance given a second and
third reading
H. j Walker was appointed member
of the health board.
H. M. Corl, who was appointed post
master, received notice Of his appoint
ment yesterday from the frat assistant
postmaster general. Mr. Corl had been
looking anxiously for his appointment
for some time. Malt Clemens can
make arrangements 10 vacate his seat
about the lst Of July, as no doubt Mr..
Corl will be ready by that time being
the beginning OF the second quarter.
The sixth annual Commencement Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

DIR. II. A. GUM, N. d., Dean and
professor of surgery NJ the United
States Medical College, editor OF the
"Medical Tribune" author OF Gums
New Improved Hand Book of Hygiene
and Domestic Medicine, In speaking OF
advanced kidney disease, ana the effect
of Warmers Safe Cure, says: ~ llnd
that In ljrlqht's diseaso II seems TO not
as a solvent Of albumon, 20 soothe and
heal jnlamed membranes and wash out
epltetlcal debris which blocks up the
tubulI uriniferi (urlne bearing tubee)
and TO prevent the destructive meta
morphosls Of tissue
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Legal Notice.

John Ruoh roaldont " wAahlngt0n county
WlnOnnAlni Lnyna Coz, u realdpnt " summit
county, Ohio, and Charles n Nuph, resident OF
r0ttaifo oOuniy ohio hera " hnd Interested IN tho
estatt Of Michael i,ioh, deceased, late NJ hlArh
county Ohi0 will take nullcO that have presented
to jho if0bAl0 Court " STARK county, Ohio, for al.
i0waheo ~ mo against Tho said estate, certain u
iahT0J for n balance due mo on book nOcNunll And
0n a pr0miaanfy note glvun by = N Michael huOh
duflg hln llfo time 10 one CharluA lchaidhon- aud
was owned by inN aud that Tho rntlmOnI cnhuptna
lna said claim will b hehfdby said court on uic lfh
w" " ''''' H. W. MauAU0HRY,
Administrator with viii Annoted OF the ealAlo OF
Michael t,nch, deceased
Dated MAY il ittn lia4N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
aUInp PAvHMnNPs

TnE New York World has a few
words on street paving, drawn forth by
tho decIsion 10 pave Wall street, IN that
city, with Asphalt laid on concrete
IL bay6;
Thls Ia An improvement OF more than
ordinary importance, aa II viii become
an excellent downtown advertisement
OF tho advantages Of that apeciea OF
roadway The difference, In the matter
Of noise, between asphalt aud stone is
very great, aud there In reason " be'
lieye that whom our business men learn
by experience just what n compare
tive nOlaeess though huRy street Ia, they
will like II better than ono or tho pan
demonlum kind,
II II we're possible tO measure the ef'
feet OF the noise In our stony highways
upon the nervous eyatema OF tho com
munlty 4 condition 0f things would be
revealed which would accelerate tho
growth OF quiet pavomonta materially
II ia singular that they do
not advance faster w tho residence
parts OF the city than they do. Giyon
the average delivery wagon with a
sounding. board top aud the usual a'
sortment Of loose bolts, strong horse
and a lively boy for u drly0r, and the
combination can rattle more noise ont
OF our rock bound thoroughfares In the
early morning than can be produced
anywhere elao outside OF boiler shop
by the same amount Of applied enorgy,
There 10 no good reason why oil the
residence part OF the city should not 0e
come as quiet as Is tho small space In
front OF the New York Hospital or the
smooth paved section OF Madison ave.
nue.. II time for the needless racket
10 cease, 10 say nothing OF the other
benefits accruing from good payemonis,
II is comforting 10 know that progress
Is really being made, though " be slow,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
J. J. PARKER
A Former Canton Lawyer Making nla
Mark In Chicago.

Mark in Ohioago,
Canton and stark county people gen.
orally will be gratined 10 learn Of the
very successful career that has attended
j. j. Parker, Esq In his efforts before
the Chicago bar Mr. Parker left Can.
ton about three years ago TO plant his
fortunes in the Garden City, and
already he is recognized as one OF the
aUlest lawyers In Chicago. A promi.
nent Judge of that city remarked the
other day: "l have studied Parker
since his advent here aud will venture
the prediction that In Ave wears he will
be the leading lawyer Of Chicago" Capt.
Black of Anarchist trial fame
is also impressed with Mr..
Parker's genius, and said: "I have
prayed all my professional life for the
native legal talent that Parker posses
ses." The Stark County bar, while re
GREETING his departure from among
them, will receive with manifestations
OF genuine pleasure the report Of his
great success In his wider field OF labor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
nnln Of Tho wAbnah Railway

What ls known as tho Wabash com
bination, running from Toledo 10 tho
Mississippi, has been IN the u B. court
In fight between the stockholders and
bondhoders aud was lately sold In Chi.
cago, by Capt Rcks, master In Chan
Gerry for Sl5,bb0C00, perhaps tho
heaviest sale OF any kind OF property
that ever occurred In the country,
100000 was required 70 be put up 90 0
guarantee Of good faith, before q bid
would be taken. The bondholders were
The alnnnsafnl nnrchnaerA.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

fact that headache, dizziness, bronohl
lis, Inflammation VI this lnnga, derange'
menta OF the digestive organs, are com
mon symptoms OF kidney disease
Warmers Safe Cure cares these aymp'
toms by removing The cause and put
ting the Kidneys Ia d healthy condition,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Ditch Sale.

Notice Ia hereby given that mo vort ~ Tho COZ.
htfiicllon " tho A0hulnAohof uouny Dlleh, IN
Lake township, stark gonntyi ohlol and ~
aOld NJ public Outcfy ~ tho lOwcht twpnnhlhlo BID
dor, on tho 4tl day Of Junt 1850 thlu 10 com
menOc NJ no O'Clock M ana 70 be on ihh pfonilhrs
near ufpcni0wn pAt0n, beginning WIN '1ho Wurh-
Ina nrdll0n NJ tho nutlnt or mouth ~ thn Improve
mont" aud continuing Thereafter With zach re'
mAnlng section IN lis order W stream" tpuulhoAs
tl0na Of work aud Terms viii DO made known on
dAy Of aaa. ny order 0f tho lonu haloneri " said
county p,'L MANLY, Auditnt OF Htarh o6uniy.
Audlt1ra 0nlco, STARK tonniy ONO
Vantnn Ohio NAV ~ iinul
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

"Brght's Disease has no symptoms Of
lts own, said DR.. Frederick Rlberts Of
University College, London, First get
rid OF the kidney disease by using
Warmers safe Cure, then the effects Of
symptoms will be removed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
nnnhInn.a ArninA nalxa.

Tho Best salye In tho world FOR Culs,
Bruiaea, Sores, Ulcers, Salt liheum, 10
yer Sores, Tetter, Chapped HahdH, Chill
blaina, C0rna, and all hkin Eruptioaa
aud OdaitIyely cures Pllea, or no pay ro'
blurred, II ID guaranteed 10 give pef'
feet aatlaiaotlOn, on money iefun led
Price 10 oentB por box. For sale by
DurDin Wright n Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

the Navarro High school will be held at
tho OpAra house on Friday evening,
May IA. The class this year. Linda
Hug, Nettle Rider, Annetla Ray, Clara
Nichols, Ida EokrOate, Charles uellz,
and Aided MofaTreu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
THE GRAND JURY
Makes lts Report TO Judge Peaae aud
Is Discharged Very Few In
diGtments BOnnd,


The work OF the present grand Jury
is about completed and q report VIII DO
made sometime this afternoon, Owing
TO tbs different constructions placed on
the law In regard 10 iilllng the jury,
no very startling developments can De
looked for,
ID ia understood that but very few
indictments will be returned by the
grand Jury All OF tho mibdemenofn
will be reported but only Ono of tho fol
ony cases, II Is feared that II All Of the
felony cases arc reported II VIII make q
heavy expense for the county as most
OF the lawyers would take advantage
OF tho different constructions placed on
the law, and carry the oaheh up 10 the
Supreme Court.
This would make an enormous eI'
pense for the county, aud ~ save this
expense II Is underatO0d that Pr0heout'
or Welty has decided 10 report only
the miademeanOB aud ono other case,
This case will In all probability be car
ried 10 the Supreme Court ana allow
that body 10 pass on ilp legal point
that Is NJ present perplexlng n great
many common pleas Judges,
Ia all probability another grand jury
will be drawn aud new indictments
found against thOss charged with
felonlea, Prosecutor Welty was a0en
by u NEWS DEMOCRAT reporter this
afternoon aud stated that h0 thought II
proper that the law should be tested,
but no refused 10 state what indict'
ment would be returned by the grand
jury,
a great many very important case
have been up before The present grand
Jury and II is very imnortant that the
indictments should hold good. Among
the many cases considered by the grand
Jury arc the charges againat tho train
wIeckers, the doctors charged with
criminal malpractice, several burglary
and larceny GabuA, IN Whll as "a rape cast
one Of incest ard several matchmaking
cases,
GRAND JURY pEPOnrs,
Atl o'clock this afternoon the grand
Jury reported 10 Judge PeaBe aud were
discharged, Only eight indictments
we're found, ok OF them being fOT mis-
dcmeanOrB,
OF the two indictments returned foI
fclonlra one OF them was against Chaa
Julian for burglarizlug ln0, WOnderley'f
pawn shop. The other indictment can
not bO made public No tho party has
not been arrested. Both cases Will
probably DO taken 10 the supreme court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
ehonld no Ropairod.

A prominent resident states that the
Valley railway ira ik this side of vii
liams pottery is in very bad condition.
lie says the ties have rOtted out and
that trouble may be caused II the track
10 not repaired.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Frederick T. Roberts, NJ. d., Profess
sor In the University College, London,
England, Examiner In the Royal Col.
lege Of Surgeons, caia attention 10 tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
JOS. HORNE Il Co.,
e09-o21 Penn Ave-,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Notice to Contractors.

rotiOe ia hereby given by tro Hoard OF muonton
OF OanAburg towhhip that sealed proposals. VIII be
rOnelyO1 at tho ulOihn ONCE NJ tpnnbufg up I'll
June ON, lf.n 10 build new brlck school use on
Tho old pe known NJ tho Lite llrick Dhtilct No,
according t0 the planu and specifications on lO with
tho Ocfh Hoard rcasrven tho light 70 reject any or
~' ''s' " LLDEiT SMITH, Oicrt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

FmrY or more Gay In the rate nj
which Democratic pOstmasters are
being pushed aside. Beautiful civil
Beryicel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
DIR. HEARD,

Formerly Of thia city, has returned
from Richmond, lnd,, Wl,elo hp has
spent the winter, but has concluded
~ make Canton his future home,
Remember the Doctor ia the only
Water Doctor In this part OF The
State, and hence understands better
All chronic diseases Bring the
water. morning water preferred
The Doctor has no superior Ia tbs
treatment Of women nnd children,
having had 10 yeala experiences,
Gail and see him, He furnishes his
own medicines, aud makes no
charge fOr consultation, or for the
cure only for medicines, The Doc
tor has eased suits OF elegant
rOoms on West Eighth street, cor
ner Of Eighth aud South Court
Stroeta,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Mr.. Lewis A. Wolf and Miss Maud
Graham, OF Canton, were licensed to
marry,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
sUMMER DRESS GOODS.

SUMMER DRESS GOODb,
All Wool eb cents 10 800 q yard In.
Guiding many special good values.
Cream White Wool fabrics for grad.
uating dresses.
Printed Challls from 5 cents 10 10
cents u yard, newest pattern.
Sahnes o cents 10 finest French goods
10 2b ~ 8b cents,
Ginghams and Wash Dress Goods, ~
cents 10 40 cents, hundreds OF styles
Black Wool DreeB Goods In all wool
and Bllk and wool mixture, In light
weights for summer wear.
Mems Flannor Shirts, Ladies' Flannel
BlouBeB.
Boys Shirt Waists and Flannel
Waists.
Hosiery and Underwear, In medium
and gossamer weights,
All Linen llemstitohod Handkor
chiefs, l21kcenis 90 finest,
housekeeping Linens, Lace OurtalAh
and Curtain materials.
Silk and Lisle Gloves, Kid gloves "
cents 10 best,
Our Mail Order Department Oils all
orders the day they are received, and
send samples and information prompt
II. The largest stocks the year round
and tho lowest prices.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Jos. Horne \ Cos
PENN AVE. STORES,
s. T i ( s

Our great spoclalty-beSt makes in
Black Dress Silks from 70 cents 10
Si,00 u yard
Black Surah silks, 30 cents 10 Sl,75.
Black SILK Grenadines, 70 cents 10
finest,
Plain and fancy weaves Colored Silks,
all the new colorB,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-04
The People On the Right Road.

TNUIWIIIWII'
In fact no one criticises them but the
paid agents of Van Antwerp, Bragg d Co. This
school book question has been and is still
bitter fight, waged on one side in the interest of
the people and on the other by the cupidity of
a firm. that by an arrangement OF the combina-
ton of book firms, was assigned to rob the
people Of Indiana. That this is not too harsh n
term TO use we cite the fact that since this firm
has been convinced that the people were in
earnest in upholding the law, it has offered to
the law. If il can afford TO sell its books at
that price now, was it not plain and unblushing
robbery of the people 10 charge them nearly
twice as much heretofore? The people are on
the right road, and the right road leads away
from the extortions OF the combination Of book
sharks that divided up the territory and laid its
people under most onerous and un just tribute
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-04
BRACES ENEMIES REeUKEo.
Veterans Form n New Association and Elect
the General President.
milwaukee Special

The enemies of Gen. Bragg in the Iron brigade
bit off more than they could chew when, by
tactics of the hoodlum variety, they defeated
him for vice-president and az the same time
placed w. W. Dudley upon that roster as
representative OF Indiana. Wednesday after
noon over two hundred veterans of the Sixth
Wisconsin met in the court house square and
decided, on motion of Capt. Lloyd G. Harris, to
organize the Sixth Wisconsin association. The
proposition was opposed by Capt. J. II. Marston,
of Appleton. He was followed by Col. j. A.
Watrous, who moved that the organization be
perfected and that Gen. E. ;. Bragg be elected
president. The motion was adopted unani-
mously, $50 veterans voting for il. The other
officers elected we're: Vice-president, Maj. Ed
Whaley of Praire du Chen; secretary and
treasurer Capt. Otto Shorse, of Milwaukee;
surgeon, DR.. John c. Hail. OF Monroe. A CON-
mittee of three was appointed to wait upon
Gen. Bragg 10 inform him of his election and
ask his presence. lie soon appeared and was
received with three rousing cheers. He made
a speech fifteen minutes in length, recountiug
scenes through which the regiment had passed
while he was in command. and referred touch
ingly to their famous battle az Gainesville,
which occurred just twenty-seven years ago this
evening He accepted the presidency. During
his speech his voice often faltered, and at Zines
his eyes filled with tears. regimental organi-
zation is a new feature OF the old Iron brigade
regiments. and is direct result of the politi-
clans attack and defeat OF Bragg last night
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-04
Have Ordered the New Books.

The trustees of the several school townships
in this county have made their acquisitions for
the new school books required under the new
law and filed them with the county superin-
tendent. This is a sensible move, and shows
that the trustees of Dubois county do not in
tend TO occupy the position of viOlators Of the
law. II is also a good financial policy, as in
most school districts the new series of books
trust books they would have TO buy at ring
prices for advancing scholars would cost and
while the change may cost some heads of fami-
lies more, in the aggregate il will cost less.
The county superintendent has forwarded his
requisition 20 the state superintendent.