The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
OUR MAssILLoN LETTER.

MAsslfLoN, o., April 20,
Tho now city council met for the first
tImo last night and q largo number of In.
torestod spectators wcro In the lobby.
President SchlOgol announced the stand.
ing committees for tho coming year. on
account Of Mr. Louis vote these have OK.
cited much interest and are aa follows,
Strcots aud alleys, Yolkmorc, Herring,
Clut1--puyngond grading, Cluts, Stroblc,
Lou-foca and salaries, Stroblc, Seller,
D0nglor-clulms and accounts, Seller,
Lou, DOnglcr railroads, Danglcr, Herring,
Seller printing, Cmt1, VolkmorC, Dang.
lcr-wuys and means, lloring, Seller,
D0nglcr-iudiciny, Lou, NollmorC, Her.
ing=ilrc department, Leu, Nolkmorc, Sell
or-wUtCr works, Dlnglcr VolkmorC,
Lcu-gna and electric light, lloring, Stro.
Bile, CluH=ciiy pliaon and police, StroblC,
Volkmorc, Clut8,
Tho rules Of the last council were adopt.
Cd with nn additional now one, providing
for committee Of three on sewers,
drains and trenches,
Tho council next proceeded TO elect
three mcmbors OF the Board of
Equalization, ono Of whom IL to
take the place Of Squire Rogers, dCcCas-
cd, Previous TO the meeting the RCpub.
LEANS and Democrats had cnucusod and
agreed TO elect two Republicans and one
Democrat, and according to the arrange.
mont, l., A. Rooms, II, II, Crawford and G.,
Mnusa wcro elected with but ono dissent
ing vote.
Tho location Of Mr., Gilbcrt n. portor's
water plugs created much disCugaion
aftcr which the council adjourned for ono
week.
Az tho age Of ~ years, Louis Schworm
died last night Nt the homo Of his son.in-
law, Philip Smith, Mr., Schworm was In
his timo ono of our most active and prom
inont business mon, having boon engaged
in the shoe business for many years, llo
was also n member of the city council,
and was quito wealthy Of the time of his
death, possessing much real estate, He
lcnyes a number ofchildrcn, The funeral
will take place Thursday afternoon at
80 o'clock from the residence Of Philip
Smith, on North llill street,
Constable Shcploy yesterday, arrested
Maggie Loiblordt, n TuscarawNa township
Amazon, who had assaulted Simon Bron-
nor. she was tnken before Squire Rein.
oohl, Of West Brookncld.
Mr., G, G, Miller, Of Akron, was In the
city yesterday,
Information Of the death Of George
Bowman, at the Toledo insane asylum,
has rcachod the city. The remains will
he brought horc,
Mr., j. II, Opponhcimcr returned from
Pttsburg today.
Jonathan Miller, Of Enst Liberty, is yls-
iting his son. mail carrier Miller,
Tho Misses Minnie and Sophia Bcrrnr,
Miss Mlllamin aud Mrs. Frank Rnlston
returned from Cleveland yesterday,
Mr.. Wgrron Russell leaves for Salt Lake
city, Utah, today,
Mr.. and Mrs, Carver are visiting Mrs.
Carver BROTHER Mr. j. u, Batzby West
Main street.
Prof, u. N, Jones went 20 Cincinnati TO.
day TO attend the G, A, r. cncampmcnt.
Mrs. James Killen, noe Ellen Rcay, died
NJ Akron yesterday and horremains werd
brought 70 this city last night, Funeral
to-day. Mrs, Klllen was the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rony, had been mar
ricd less than year and was very popu.
lar among many young people.
MAssiLLoN, o., April 30. y,
Tho diocesan board of examinations
conducted examinations at 81. Joseph's
church yesterday and NJ 81, Mary's church