The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
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Bloody Fight Between a Lawyer .and a
Coal Dealer Personal Notes,

The weekly grist 0f e0uneilmanie busi-
ness transacted last evening was as fol-
lows A petition of Easl Oak street res
denis Tor a grade of the street was refer
red, After much discussion tho straight
enina Of Wellman street was referred to
tho committee ON claims aud accounts,
The solicitor was ordered 10 draw up or
dlnaneea establishing grades on West
fremont and Cecil streets, aud on Hlll
street, between South and oak, The
street commissioner was ordered 10 put
~ a railing on tho brow Of the hill on
East Oak street.
Joseph Donnelly, the well.known State
street citizen, on sunday took a dose Of
laudanum, and would have taken more
had not lady Waiting Ia tho house taken
The bottle from him, ile became very ill,
being dellrlous yesterday but ~ now re'
covering under the care Of Dr, RidenOur,
Albright keaaler, the notorious Railroad
street resident got good dose from the
Mayor yesterday A German umbrella
yender and his wife were stopping az
his place yesterday, hessler claims they
tempted 20 pat them out, which proceed.
Ing caused a row, during which Keasler
htruok the woman on the head with
hammer, 10th the men were arrested
hna upon a plea OF guilty, lhe Mayor sen,
fenced kehhler 10 pay u iine Of go and
costs and 10 spend thirty days In Jail
John Joseph, Democratic candidate for
County Commissioner, was Ia the city yes.
terday,
The Board OF Equalization met In the
council chamber yesterday aud organized
by eleotlng II, n, Crawford, preaident,
hnl l., A, Rooms clerk, Mr., N. W, Loeliief
10 the deputy auditor.
A little Rei-to which attracted much at
tenil0n took place IN Justice Paula office
yehterday, la conversation which took
place between Attorney II, w, MeCaughey
and the well known coal dealer Bernard
MeCue, the latter accused the attorney Of
unprofehhonal and illegal conduct, The
attorney called him liar, and Mr., MeCue
relalihled by aaaaultlng him bodily. The
Two ellnehel ana In STRUGGLING the attor
ney'h head was run through q pane OF
glass IN the door and cut, the blood run.
ming freely, MoCue 10 q powerful man
ana soon had Ills Antagonist down, but
was persuaded 10 desist lle was after
words arrested, pleaded guilty 10 a charge
OF assault and battery aud was fined $40
and costa, The affair happened on tho
spur OF the moment and tho participants
were afterwards sorry II occurred. Mr..
MeCauRhey will bring civil suit.
Miss Minnie Keenan,, Of ChIoago, ID
Waiting ~ the residence OF Mr., aud Mrs.
ioben, Jarvis avenue.
Tho dime society Of 81. TImothy'a
church will be held on Thursday evening
OF this week ~ the residence Of Henry
Beatty West Main street,
Mining engineers will meet In oonyen-
ilon IN this city on June IL, " and 10, In |
Music Hall,
The ladloa Of 81, Mary'a German Caiho.
llo church will give festival In Music |
Hall, on Thursday evening, June D. Ice |
cream and strawberries will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Snyder will cole-
brate their 25th wedding anniversary al |
their homo, on East Main street, this even.
Ing.
Constable shcploy went to Toledo this
afternoon.
MAsmLLoN, o., May %,
Mr., Joe Donnolly states that the report
that he had taken an overdose Of lauda-
mum la false. He Informs the wrItcr that
io has been sleG for tho past few months
and has been taking laudanum 40 o modI'
sine for some time. Last Sunday ho took
,nly half q dose, aud was In no danger
whatever
lTho Mlaaca Booth and Buchanan, who
ave been visiting Mr., and Mrs. l.. q.
Graves, returned homo.
Fred McLnin will go 10 Philadelphia,
Pa, 10 reside permanently
Robert Doln, an omploye Of the bottle
ilnaa house, has gone 10 findlay, o., lcuy.
ng bohlnd several unpaid board bills.
Mr.. Fred Brcckol aud sister, Mrs. Hnr.
I'D were surprised 10y their friends last
iyonlug, II bcing the anniversary OF their
'iat birthday. A yory pleasant oyoning
was spent Those from out.oi.town were
Miss kittlo Welsh aud the Misses Lou and
.illIo Won Knnol, Of Canton.
Mr., Fred Hose and Miss Mary Mangor
we're married NJ the homo Of the bride on
South Oak street, yesterday evening.
Tho first OF the norioa OF the llolcombc
hub dances was hold In music hall last
light, Those present from out Of town
we're Mr., Long and Mise Ponce, Of Wooa.
or, Miss Booth, OF Now Philadelphia and
Karl Miller OF PltIsburg,
Misses Emma link and Louisa Stilko
entertained friends at the residence OF G,
Srlcr, North street, last evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. PotOr Schnlm woro over
rom Canton yesterday the guest OF Mr..
md Mrs, Kohl.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Heinrich and Mrs, N.
Hansen are visiting In Canton to-day.
Chas. Wlnold, Of Cincinnati, 10 visiting
iia parents In this city.
Geo. Cross, of Navarro, was IN tho city
yesterday and went 10 Canton this morn
ng 10 attend tho funeral Of his sister
Mary Cross.