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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
LIFE onRpIFIoApns
Ia,nod by the State Board Of School Fix.
aminora,

Ia,pod by the State Board Of School Ex.
aminora,
Tho State Board Of School Examiners
completed Ia work At Columbus Saturday
afternoon, Dee, %, The Board conaIata
OF ave mombcrai DIR, Alaton Ellis, OF
Hamiltoni Supt, u. A. Jones, Of Mosail-
Ion; Col. w. j, White, of Dayton
Supt j. w. Knott, Of Tlnln,
and Prof, II, II, Nelson, Of Delaware,
The examination began Thursday
morning, and closed Friday evening.
Twcnty.nlno Of tho aixly-slf applicants
received life certificates, Those Of inter
ost hi the Vicinity 0rei
High school, Thomas 4, Bonscr, Of
West Cnrrollton, Charles V, Kochlor, OF
Wooster; John M. Snryor, OF Canton,
Common school, j. G. Cooper, OF Wcat
Union; Frank Jones, OF Louisville; w, s.
Jones, OF Marlboroi Anna M. Eaton, of
Canal Dover.
Tie organization OF the Board for 1890
IL as iollowai II. A. Jonoa, President
Alston Ellis, Clerks W, j. White, Treas.
urcr. The next examination will DC held
ut Snnluslly, July So, 1890.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
REVIVAL MEETINGS

And Watch Service NJ tho Tabernacle.
The opening services Of the revival
meetings TO be held by Rev. Yotm0n took
place ot The Tabernacle last evening.
Tho building was crowded from carly Owe
ming until aftor midnight, From 1i3O 10 8
y, IN. u song service was conducted by
Revs, Horpstor and Field, AZ o'clock
Rev. YatmOn took clnrgc Of the meeting,
Ho preached sermon from Romans 10,
10, taking for his text "llopc.n AZ 0;20
these services closed, after which an In
Permission OF one hour was given, AZ 10
O'Clock another song and prayer service
was led by ltcy, Yatipon, assisted by
Reva. Finley Of Indianapolis, and Field,
DR., Muller, Wilson and Pounds, Az II
o'clock watch night service began which
lasted until The new year began, whom the
meeting closed by singing the Doxology
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
A sLnnK AaTIoLn.


Pseudo Doctor ana ffehohhf buppbouh
In Imposing on q Number Of Canton
Citiaena.
Late Saturday night Officer MoCurdy
arrested good looking man near the H.,
h, w, SO, depot, who was In bad state
OF lntoXoatlOn, lle WAS taken 10 tho city
prison, and reglHtered 40 George 81 Clair,
On being searched $40 was found ON his
person, lie deposited " ana costs ana
was released,
Sunday evening he was picked up by
Oiilcer Maurer 40 tho same place ana
more hilarious than before, lie registered
aa Rev, n, NJ, ~ Clair, aud had t2,W on
hIa person. This mOrning he had hlH
hearing before Mayor Blake, and told u
tale, which with tears ln his eyes, no
asked should not be put Ia the newspa'
perH Hence this astonishing silence
lle stated that he was q minister Of the
Gospel, and had preached a sermon AZ
Pierce, T., q, this county yesterday ailer.
noon. lie shed q police helmet full OF
tears, and quoting lilA iext OF yesterday,
from So, Paul, awOre lac would sin no
more, lie h la common parlAuco u
"aleek one,n and succeeded Ia convincing
his honor that he foil from grace, but
would by his future netlona look after
himself aud flock, and win the golden
harp, lilo shook hands with The ollcem
and left,
An investigation has been made,
aud Il has slnre huon found out that he h
none other thnn George Mcrn
who was sent 10 the county jail
FROM MasHllon last Noyomhor on. q
light sentence Tor obtaining money under
false pretenaea, lie h we'll dressed and q
member 0f the G., A, r., aud II was
through tie Efforts Of one 0t the mGmhera
OF that organization that lac obtained his
release Saturday, lle drew hla pension
money and went 10 the livery stable OF
j, q, Calhoun, la the west end, and pro-
cured a horse and buggy, stating that hla
name was DR., Miller, resident Of Tall
madgo, O, llo displayed considerable
money, and succeeded In getting the RIG
without paying for H. The liyCrymon
succeeded In 1pttling with him to-day,
Inquiries nt the county jail develop the
fact that the man Ia not altogether sane,
aud IN sufferer from brain trouble, llo
IL q person Of extraordinary fine address,
and by hla polished manner succeeds IN
porpouaung his lmp0hluona,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
EDITORIAL seurns.

Some Of our local republican contom b
porarics display considerable concern
about the change IN our editorial ma nn-
agomont, 70 the anxious aud trOuspur-
ont gcntlomon we present our compli.
monts with the assurance that the change
means "busiucssn pure and simple, as
they viii discover In the march Of time.
We can be- courteous aud confess we cun
be- otherwise, hut OF course prefer tho
former.
We don't brag much ON our paper to.
day, We were rushed, Our readers will
oonccdo that tour boysN are entitled 70
at least part Of the day.
Candidate for y, S, Senator Thomas
has established literary bureau aud runs
paper which 10 devoted 10 rcproduc-
ton Of commondntory montion Of his
candidacy, Mr., Thomas shows enterprise
TO say the least His move Is an innova-
ton,
Jupiter pluvlh presents Now Ycars
compliments 10 our community to-day,
Jupiter had better take u rost. Ho must
bo very, very tired.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
BUILDING RECORD.
Over Two r'houaaud Fine Structures in
Ono Yoar'h Timo,

ovor Two 1'houaaud Fine Structures in
ono Yoar'a Timo,
A conservative estimate Of thcbuIldings
erected In Canton since Jannnry iat 1880,
IL placed at 200, This II q very low fig
uro compared TO the number Of buildings
erected. Since the first Of the year what
has boon known ~ the outskirts Of the
city has been built up almost aolidly with
roadencea. These residences are OF the
highest grade of architecture.
In the western portion of the city the
Meyer heirs and Housed additions have
been pretty well covered with attractive
and substantial residences. A handsome
5000 school house has boon erected IN
tho Meyer and Housed land, In north
Canton the growth has been rapid, and
this IN the case east and south, In the
business portion OF the city buildings have
been torn down and replaced by large and
substantial ones lthae not been boom,
Il has been q substantial growth. And
the coming year will far gurpasg the one
Just closed, " Appearances Indicate any.
thing. Rair Brothers will do much build
ing and on largo scale. Great improve
monta will be made by the managers OF
the Real Estate Exchange, and hy all the
real estate men In tho city. II augura
Wpll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
DHArH AT H,ep LIVERPOOL
on Mormon Resld.nl Of thin oilv.

~ ~ "'"aNA NNhiN'AN " NHlh NlNNs
The East Liverpool Rovlcw has the fol.
lowing notice Of the death Of former
Canton lady; Mrs, Mary A., wife Of John
Nice died last night nt about 10 o'clock,
after a long Illness, She was In the Nifty
seventh year Of her age, native Of Glos.
gov, Scotland, and with her husband and
family came 20 this city about eloycn
years ago from Canton, this state. She
was membor Of the NJ. T.. church, aud
had wide acquaintance among our pco.
pie, aud while her death had boon OK
pcctod for weeks past, Il ia koonly felt by
Kindred and friends. licaldoa husband,
she leaves four sons and one daughter To
mourn the loss Of noble Christian wife
aud mother, The funeral will take place
Sunday afternoon ut two o'clock, from
the residence, In the West end. Inter.
mcnt ut Riyoryiow cemetery,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

other points OF superiority have been de.
monstrated by these papers, and the good
people OF Canton have been quick 10 APP
preolate tho fact. The NEWa,JEMOOHAr,
ever maintaining tho lead, will continue
10 offer tho hest Things going " tho news
line, The already large facilities enjoyed
progressive Nineteenth Century newspa-
per will be added 10, The improvements
In all departmental will be ON scale In
keeping with the extraordinary improve
ments Of the past,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
MAssILLoN NEWS.
Money Under False Protenaeg, Other
News,
MAaan.LoN, I'm. 1. 1880.

News,
MAssuLoS, Jan, 1, 1880,
John Blant1, of West BrJoknold, waa
arrested yesterday afternoon for obtain.
Ing money under false protcnsoa, by the
township trustee Of fruacAmwna township
Ilcgnyc bail In the sum Of 500 and will
appear before Mayor Frnntz. llo claims
that he miarcproaOntcd his orders, which
were found TO bo larger than they ought
10 have boon,
Mr. Peter Sell, Of Buffalo, and niece,
Mamie Sell, Of Akron, are viating ~ tho
residence Of Mr. aud Mrs, Potor Soll ON
North Mil street.
Mr., g, g, Muller Of Akron, IL In the city,
Miss Minnie lIuboE Of Akron, h yisIti.
ing Mlaa Name Huber IN this city.
A revolver Ia the hands Of Al. lourlot
OF West Main street, accidentally dis.
charged its contonts lnat night, luckily IN
jurlng no one. lle didn't know II,
Miss Ellie Tcagnrdcn, OF Canton IN viz.
iting Miaa Name Huber
Tho ladies Of the NJ. u. Church, will hold
their social nt the residence OF G. II. ALI
man, West Main street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Stccac, and Miss
Steesc, Of Boston, and G. StoCRc, Of Mas.
aillon, were NJ the Woddoll House yoator-
day,-Cloyolnnd Leader.
Quito number of young folks sur
prs0d Mr., VIM, Kohl, at his home on
North street last night.
About fifty couple attended the dance
given by the X. Ps. In Castle hall last
night, Quito number from out OF town
were present. A ilno supper was served
and a pleasant time IL reported,
MAssiLLoN, o., Bco. 10,
John Nankopad, who was run over by
the shitcr last Saturday morning, died
last Saturday afternoon NJ o'clock, after
the doctors had tNlton of both his logs,
The funeral was hold this morning AZ ST.
Mnry'a church,
Mr. II, Shnldnaglc has much sympathy
In hia business troubles, and the hope ~
expressed that lao may bo Obl0 TO tide
ihom over,
Tho East Groonvillc cnso has been dis.
missed on account OF tho failure OF the
plaintiff TO give bail for security for tho
| COSTS
A mission will be held at 81. Joaoph's
Catholic church, beginning next Sum
| day.
Mrs. McEwon left on Christmas for
California, 70 Join her daughter
Mr., Folk Il, Shcploy giyos the lnforma-
ton this morning that Cal. Brico will ho
our next senator, He anya Brlco can do
the party moro good IN that position than
any other living Ohloan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
COM pANY A, o,LB.
Holds rts Annunl IAnanot.

Company A, Of the Independent BNttal-
ion, as usual, held banquet In the
Armory New Years eve. At y o'clock the
tablos were occupied and the following
monu discussed Bluopoints, cold turkey
and ham, cranberry sauce, Saratoga chips,
cako, assorted fruits, assorted nuts, con-
foctions, nimisilla, chocolate and cigars.
The evening was most oniOyNbly spent,
AZ midnight the company was called TO
order and at the first stroke OF twelve a
good stiff yolley was irod as Anluto. A
number of other volleys were llr(d before
tho company adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
LATEST FROM ozAR LAND.

Another Nihilistio Plau Unearthed, uihilL
lat Killod.--Tho gar Lives,
PARIS, Dec. 81. Especial. f. A So,
Petersburg correspondent gives the do
tails OF the regent discovery Of another
Nthillst plot for tho Czar's assassination.
Tho crime was TO have been committed
ot the imperial palace and q number Of
persons engaged about the balace wore
connected with tho plot and wore arrested
m the corridors. One of the conspiritors
resisted and was shot dead 10y an oillocr
of the imperial guard.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
ANNUAL BANQUET
divon by Sherlock, Dlmor q Sherlock 10
Their Employees and Frionda.

dtvon by ehorlook, 1llmor q Sherlock 10
Thoir Employees and Frtonda.
Last evening Mcsrs Sherlock, Elmor
a. Sherlock, propriotora OF The Novelty
Iron works, bOnqucttod their employees,
numbering about seventy, " the Barnet
House, few local friends Of the firm
were present Tho supper was u fine one
and was much enjoyed by those present
Mr.. Henry Sherlock arose ~ the con-
clusion oF the supper and made fow re-
marks, stating that he always had n warm
feeling Tor hts worsmcn and enjoyed
being present with thcm Mr., sherlock
was followed by Mosara Henry Sherlock,
MIR. Jono, VIM, Fcllor, Paul Fiold,
Fred Kinney George link, Charles
Nlghman and Elias Rcomsnydcr, all
of whom made brief addresses,
Almost two hours woro spent at the
table. Those present wished their hosts
happy and prosperous now year and re-
tired 10 their homes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
A NnwePApnR.

What HAS Been Accomplished IN tho Past
and What May bo Hlxpeotod.
The people Of Canton hardly need be
reminded Of the progress made by the
Nnws-DEMooRAr and the STARK COUNTY
wEnKIY the past years how the daily was
pushed IN circulation to over 3,OCO per day
and the weekly to over 1900 per week.
how II soon established the fact that all
nows, and especially news OF great inn
portanoe, WINS first given publication In
thoAe papers how advertisers, quick 10 500
o point, favored these Journals with thoir
patronage, and were trehly repaid IN their
movements; All thopo and q hundred
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
A CANTON MANS LOSS.
10 Moota Gay Woman In Now York
and 10 Out OF Pocket a53.

10 hlNOlh NNy WplnNn III NNW olh
and 10 Out OF Pocket s52.
Several woclIs ago Margaret Schnd.
ow filed petition In common pleas
court against WilhomlnO Nxdon, osling
for $500 damages, She alleges that the
defendant Nlicnntod the affections Of her
husband Ferdinand, who was employed
at the Gillian works, The petition fur.
thor alleges that Ferdinand had left for u
moro congonlnl cline,
The New York Herald Of recent dnto
has local item from Newark, N, d.,
which locates the llcoing Ferdinand, and
shows that he had ponChnnt for the fair
sex, He had In his pocket So, and chNrg.
cd a woman named Emily Moody with
appropriating his lucro. He had her ar
rested aud told his story, He claimed hO
had met her aud became very intimately
acquainted with hor In remarkably short
time. Tho husband Of the woman sus.
poctod the inildollty OF his wife aud this
oscapndo confirmed his suspicious. An
the parties interested were locked up TO
await o houring.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
,AINoer FROZEN no DEATH.

Tho Escaped Patient Of mn Asylum q
Formor Allianooito.
Several days ago there was givcn ok
clusiyoly' In these columns special dis
patch from Toledo, stating that Harry G.,
Parker Of Canton, had escaped from the
Northwestern Asylum and had run aovor-
al miles baroiootod. The was intense.
~ cold and hc was almost frozen when
captured, This mans numo was Mclauc.
ton Parker, He was sent from Alliance
10 Ncwhurg January 3lst, 1879, and was
afterwards transferred TO The Toledo Hsy-
Inn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
LATEs FROM SOUTH DAKOTA.

Another Half Breed lnsurrooion Foarod
--lho Military Appealed TO aa Usual. ,
PIERRE, South Dakota, Dec. 3i.-lSpe.
cioLl The South Pierre town site boom
ors are afraid Of another outbreak among
the half breed Indians on the mile square
Sioux reservation, A meeting of the COM
mittco of citizcns and boomers Of Fort
Pierre was held yesterday Tho latter
threatened to shoot any boomer who rc.
sumed building operations on the town
site. The military authorities al Fort
Sullcy and the Secretary Of the Interior IN
Washington have boon appealedto, to pre-
vent bloodshod.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
our sooInrIns.

Excellent Social, Aoorot and Benevolent
Organizations,
Tho secret, social and benevolent or.
ganisntions have done much. Their or
dcrs have increased greatly In size and In
their powers OF doing good; many delight.
ful evenings have boon spent in u social
and intellectual way; tho welfare Of the
city has boon promoted In various why's,
and many seated about tho hoartllatono
this day have cause 20 thank Providence
for tho existence Of such social, secret
and benevolent organizations as bloss
thla city,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Robertavilie Nova.

There will be- preaching ut Liberty next
Sabbath evening by Rev. Gonscr,
Virgil Stoody aud wife, Of Corrollton,
wore tho guests Of potor Adolphs over
Christmas,
Mrs, Roy, House and son, Forrest, Of
Navarro, were the guests Of Mrs. s. H.,
Gonsor over Sabbath,
Mr., G, Shory spent Christmas with his
fatherin.aw at Alliance,
Rev, A. Gonscr preached NJ New Berlin
Christmas eve, for Rev y, l.. llorbruck,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
pnrsoNnas roo rnn pnN.
rho shoriff and Deputies Leave This
Morning,

morning.,
This morning Sheriff Lcinlngor and
Deputies Wiclnndt aud Owens, loft on the
Cn a. Strain for the OHIO Ponitcntinry,
having In charge Xix prisoners, Ada
Vogan, who was sentenced for one year,
Otto Hartel, four years Philip Ross, one
year, Harry Elwood, two years and
Charles Cuinnn, one year. Ira Smith was
taken 20 the reform furm NJ Lancaster, O.
The prisoners woro hand-culTod with tho
exception Of the Vogan girl and Ira Smith.
They were takon from the jail TO tho East
Eiglth street crossing Ia u bus and
waited there until The train came, II was
stopped and they were taken ON II, This
was done Tor the purpose Of avoiding any
trouble that might occur, 0s large NUM-
Der OF persons had congrcgatod at the
depot To soc the prisoners leave.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Tho Ropo ia stlll In pomnnd.

New YORK, Jan. L. Special. william
Sloan, q married outcast who lived noor
pombcrton, N D., cnticod the twelve year
old daughter Of Charles II, Hoines 10 %
deserted hotel, twelve miles from her
homo, where he flendlshly outraged hor.
Her recovery 10 doubtful. Aftcr most
desperate struggle he was captured and
will probably be lynchcd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

Durhin, Wright 4 CO., or l.. Snllinaw,
the druggists, desire 90 Inform the public
that they have agoncya for the most sue
oossful preparation that has yet been pro.
duced for coughs, colds aud Group. II will
loosen and relieve q severe cold In less
time than any other trcotmont The nrti-
fame and popularity on its merits rnd one
that can always,bo depended nawV. II 81
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
erAnK COUNTY, qnAonnRs
Moot and Perfect Temporary organlaa'
tion...A Good Program

Tho teachers Of this township were
10 moot In the woat basement
OF the court house on Saturday
afternoon for the purpose ot forming
permanent Tcnohora' Association. on
~ four tcnchera were present 40 that very
little could bo done towards organizing,
II. Tcmpoton, Of North Industry was
elected temporary chairman Of the meet
Ing and j, II. Schwolabergcr was score
taiy. II was decided 70 prepare q pro-
gram for u meeting 10 bo held NJ Shocks
school house, Dist No, ., two miles south
OF Canton on January II, 1870, ot which
time the tonchoraox expect 10 form pormA-
mont organization, Tho program Tor
this occasion will be u paper on Primary
Arithmetic, by Laura Sharp, reading by
Emma Vogolgcanng, Epoch Of History by
Howard romplclon, Cyclone by j, II,
Schwciaborgori Geography, by G, A, Arm'
atrongj Analysis, by Mr., Atlaud Percent
age, by ID, Hollhaugh, Partlciplcu and In.
llnitlvca, by Aron lachtol, and Ellocta Of
Alcohol upon the Human System, by Mr.,
Lousor, spelling aud an essay upon the
Digestive System will be givcn by other
teachers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Tim LAwYmRs' PnAsT,

The Past Years Record Nearly Doubled
when Compared Win Last Year
In the last twelve months the lawyers
have done land office business when
compared with the year previous In
1889, 778 petitions have boon filed, while
1893 produces o record Of i02, q difference
Of ali, In favor Of those who seek Justice
In the Common Pleas court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
A pRlyApn COOKING MAIN.
Canton aporta Win Five out OF sovon Dat
tloa with Rloodod Birds,

Saturday night the Canton eporta had q
grand time, II was an old fashioned
cocl, fight, which took place In q slaughter
house south east Of the city All the
parties Interested got quiet
tip, and In small groups they
wounded their way TO the main, Twenty
birds were pittcd and some rare fighting
was done. Tho affair was kept very quiet,
aud thOIo cannot bo a man found In Can.
ton who witnessed the affair,
Visitors were present from Mnsaillon,
Salon and Alliance, Tho fight lasted
from y, IN until ga, N, sunday morning
and aoycn ilya were indulgod in, TIE Cam
ton poultry coming from the pit with i've
victories, Over one hundred sports were
present, and over $500 changed hands,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

contracting parties we're August zuedel
aud Nina Greining, who we're married at
the German Catholic church NJ Akron,
this morning, The party eonalaied OF
eleven persons, and left on the " IN train
on tho u, 4 q, Tor Hariyllle, where they
will spend several days,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
INDUSTRIAL RECORD.

Now Hntorprlsea and Great Extensions In
Established Worka.
In the matter Of new industries and In
crease In manufactured long established,
this city has not been In the rear Many
are the enterprises started tho first Of the
year that are now employing from ten TO
thirty men each, Old establishments
like the Canton Spring Works have So
cured additional ground and extended tho
capacity Of their works. II Is stoolong q
list 10 attempt publication, Canton al
ways was manufacturing contor She
has hong ago dlatancod Akron and othcr
rival ciilos. She IL aull pushing TO the
front,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
FalaI naLl Rond AceIaont a KoLoma

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec l3,-lSpocial
The nofthuud south bound trains botwoou
Chicago aud Louisville oollidod NJ Kokos
mo, Ind this morning, Both engineers
were instantly killed, Several pnsson.
gers injured, none fatally Some oi the
ront cars took fire. Both engines wore
smashed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
THE PIan RECORD.
The Flend Deals Leniently, hut the
Grim Reaper Takes Hand,

Grim Reaper Takes Hand
In the matter Of fires Canton has been
extremely fortunate, taking Into conald'
Grafton tho olty'a metropolitan character
Yet for all this the most disastrous ilre
In the elty'a history ooowred-the uhl
fire In which three children auiiocated TO
death. This was the only intensely black
spot In Canton's record for the year. The
first fire OF the year was the 5000 one In
Kerch'a Bazaar january 10Th Then
came the Courtney ilre In February, Peo'
plo'a Theater In March, Novelty Iron
Works and A. Hurford'a farm residence
In April, Balaera brewery and Novelty
pump Works In July and the Novelty
Iron Works IN October and several blazea
oAaoa the loss might roach $1,000, win
the exception of the uhl fire no Injuries
were received by ilremeno or cltlzena'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
THE JAIL RECORD.

More Prisoners Than Last Year, Hut a
Decrease OF Higher Crimes.
At the county jail 20i prisoners were
registered, 10 Of which were taken TO the
Ohio Penitontary, In 1893, the record
shows $50 boardern, 20 Of which were
taken 10 Columbus. This shows u DO.
crease Of the higher class Of crimes, but
an Increase OF minor oltenaoa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
loI October, u November, 8 Docom0oF'

no Nayareltea the number was 10, dlyll'
cd 40 followal In February, Z March, "
iember, q, October ~ November ~ Do
oember l.
10 Loulayllleltea tho number. was ~,
as followsj In February, March,
June, 1, July, Al August, oeloper ~
November, 2 December l.