The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
OUR MAssILLoN LETTER.


Maaaillon Damaged by Fatal Storm
MAssILLoN, o., July2,
One Of the aeyereat rain storms that
ever visited Maasillon passed over the
city between five and six o'clock yesier-
day evening, The rainfall was very heavy,
and much damage was done 10 streets
and cellars, the cutters not being able 10
carry of the water.
John Koehler, coal miner living "a
mile northeast OF the city was killed He
was on the porch Ia front Of his house.
His wife and three children In the house
escaped, Lightning struck into q, l.. Me-
Lain. a Co.'s wholesale warehouse aud
set ilre 10 the wainAcOatlng and burned
phones were burned In the city. The
electric iluld also struck into tho house Of
John Weaver on Rlohyllle avenue, (See
our local on Masaillon atorm,) Cornelius
funher pleaded guilty 10 an assault made
on hla sister, Mrs. Metzler before Mayor
Reed, yesterday aud was fined $40 and
costs,
Dayy Jones, not he Of nautical fame,
paid Mayor Reed l,00 for being drunk
and dlsorderly,
j, u, Etlng, tho boss brick layer ON.
plOyed In putting up Russell q Co.'S new
brick building, had a bad fall yesterday
afternoon. lilo was NJ the top Of tho wall,
thirty feet from the ground, he broke both
legh near the ankle,
Labor Commissioner Mcbride IL In tho
city,
John Slmms and wife Of Plttaburg arc
Waiting relatives In the city.
The Prudential Insurance Go, la anx-
loua about the whereabouts Of William
Hose, their collector, who left the city
on Monday evening, II IN believed, with
money belonging 20 the company,
George Nolan, u young man employed
by j, y, COXcy met with peculiar acci-
dent yesterday afternoon. While carry.
Ing bag Of bran at llankIna' mill, North |
Erie street, he foil and struck the iron
track, splitting his ear In two and sustain
Ing bruises IN the face,
The social Of S. Joaeph'a Catholic |
church will bc held on Thursday evening |
al the home OF ID, Weller, Railroad street |
Miss Lizzie Neal, Of New Wilmington,
Pqy IL ylellng Mr., and Mrs, j, u, Smith, |
Mr., and Mra,Georgo Llnbaoh are spend, |
Ing the week IN Cleveland,
Charles Breldlnger, Of East Liverpool, |
Ia IN the city
Mr., Thomas Geoghan, formerly of this |
clty,but now operator at Maxine and MiAa |
Navy Welsh were married this morning |
by Rey, j. 4. Cahill, NJ So. joaoph'a |
Church,
Miss EugenIa Shopley entered the post,
Office this morning aa assistant clerk
The council did not meet last evening, |
owing 10 tho fact that tho council cham. |
bor IN being renovated.
Reed q Co.'s bottle house shut down last |
night Tor the summer vacation,
Herb, Ruthraull, fireman on the ~, |
Wayne road had his arm pinched this |
while coupling cars.
Kent Jarvis has gone 20 Now York,
Miss WAltcra, Of Alliance, IN visiting her
sister, Mrs. Evans.
Miss Eva Oatman, Of Medina, IL visit
Ing at the home Of A, ID, Robinson.
The remains Of Charlie Stutl, mention
OF whose death was made yesterday, were
buried nt the Sanduaky Soldiers Homo
today Mr. Anthony Gnboo, Of this city /
accompanied the romnina, Mr., Stutl /
died on Sunday and was u years old. He
had been In the Homo year, and served |
IN the army during tho rebellion, as u
buglcr.
Master Ed Sobola has returned from
school at Dayton.