The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-17
ouR MAssILLoN LETTER.
A Budget OF Very InteressinG News

tee 20 whom " hhu ptph lplpllpN i'i''F
ed that il had not had time 10 Investigate
the measure fully, that II knew nothing
of the intentions OF the company, In faet
ana NOT know whether Il was organized or
not The city had been imposed upon 30
often by sharp corporations, aud the com
mittee Thought best 10 proceed slowly
irhe ordinance was laid over Tor lllree
weeks, 30 that the incoming council VIII
pass upon H.
The engineer reported the following
number oil miles OF railroad, main ana
sldetraok within the city limits subleel lo
assessmenti H., n, w, a O., D, B'lQO miles I
q, M, sc, /, l4-l00i o., l., 6 VIZ q
A.iOOl w. Il L, H., 8, b2-lOO Total, H.
26.lO0 miles, ..--.C-Js-,., L--lLllJl-
The bond Of Mayoreleot Rled FOR t2OOO
with ", w. Hookway and j, " Poeoek hh
sureties was Approved ,
One hundred dollars was voted the. CITY
Clork for extra work done as city auditor
Andrew Boermer was given permission
20 occupy part OF Plum street with build
ing material, Ll
The council adjourned for one week
-7T6ree children Of Mrs, Mcclure, OF
Mailman street, were taken 10 the ihlf~
mount Children'a Home yesterday
The concert at the opera house tomoT-
row evening for the benefit OF ~, Mary'h
Church Will draw a big house, The pro-
grnmme will be an interesting one Ar
mold. tbe ylolinisl, will play compositions
by Rnn, VleuXtompa, Sarasaie ana Weln-
awskl. The pianist, Werner, VIII pro-
duce some Of Chopin Anl betheVen,h
works. A mixed chorus VIII sing htlulh
"Storm KingN Two quarteUeh WIN sing
songs and the Mandolin CLUB VIII appear
In selections az
A small wreck took place on ihe W. q
l., n, railroad At the warwick hWllenl ~!
evening. The shifier ran into some Hat
cars, standing on the track ana dehollhh'
cd them, Nobody Injured
The Amusement committee Of the y NJ
ID, g, oarnestlS request all club members
Ia be prcsent at q special meeting 10 be
held IN the hall on "Wednesday evchinR
10 make final arrangements Tor lho elup
dance TO be held next week.
The entertainment of the LlodcrkrAnz
takes place In the opera house lhih eVen'
inc. A comic version OF Wehera "frelh'
chlIetz,n with Miss Bertha kirchoior IN
The leading role will be the feature OF the
entertainments
MIR. Frank Slblla IL making sewer con-
nectluna with his store rooms on So ERIE
street,
Peter Paul, Of West Brookneld, was
brought before the Mayor yesterday,
CHARGED with violating q city ordinance ili
driving over sidewalk Ia West MNahil-
Ion. ilo was discharged upon represent,
Iuq that tho roads were imphthhhle ana
he was compelled TO drive over the side
walks,
The enuae Of the late d, w, Jeifrlos'
death was apoploxy Ho was OG years
old,
Coal was found on the Soloman. Rein
nrck farm, last week, Aouth'wcht ot Mas.
alllon, four feet and three Inches ihiek,gt
"A dcpth Of i05 feet, John Albright holds
the lease Of q tract OF 100 acres, ana
tho hCira OF Solomnn Rcinnrck own the
nroperty, The land had been drilled acys
crni times before but not auilleenlly
deep,
Andy Dauaelcuaon, Bill Fleming and
Mnryla, the 6prlntor, went TO Toledo yes
to-day,
DIR. Marsb, president Of Mt. Union, will
lecture in Music hall on Friday evening,
April 20. This In one OF the lectures OF
the Pooplo'a course.
Senator Howclla ~ NJ his homo In this
city on account Of Illness.
Mrs. d. W. Kennedy and dRug htCr Ada,
Of Cleveland, are visiting friends IN ihih
city,
Mrs. Charles Frcldinpcr and daughter,
Ethel, are visiting IN ihls city,
Capt, II. II, Eyorhard has gone TO New
York.
Albert wottcr Ia going to Cleveland TO
attend business college,
Mrs. Jessie Pitts left for visit with
Chicago friends yesterday.
Rev Brooks, OF Monroe, Mich, former.
~ pastor OF ST. Timothya Eplacoppl
Church, In this city, IL visiting friends
horc,
The Clio orchestra dance was well at.
tended last evening.
MAssfLLoN, April 10,
The concert given by the LiodcrlTanz
In the opera house last evening was In
every way success, the house being COM
fortnbly filed. Tho oporoitA, dor
Frlcschuctz,n whichia something musical.
ly good, was given smoothly In manner
which reflects great credit on the pnrtioi'
pants. Tho Harmonic orchestra accom-
panied tho singing. Tho second part was
taken up with short concert programme
by the Lodorkranz. This organization
has some really fine voices, among which
may be mentioned Mossrs. John Wilhelm
and A. Burau, and their cultivation gave
evidence OF competent director.
Great oxcitomont was caused this morn
ING by the discovery OF smoke coming
from G.. u. Ryder's room, IN tho Blnok-
atone building, on So. Eric street. Tho
doors were burst IN and the room found
full of smoke, but no fire was discovered.
II probably orig ginhted from smoky
chimney. Tho department was called
out but no water was thrown.
The remains OF u. Il, Stauifcr, On ON.
ployoo OF Russell a. Co.'s, who died at his
home In the Reeves block, were taken TO
Orryillo this morning, accompanied by
members OF the Jr. o. A, M.
Mrs. John List offers for sale meat
chopper, and also a marble moat counter
top, i2 feet. The counter top can bo
seen at Smith'B marble works,
Tho Young Ladies' Mission Band will
hold mito box social NJ the homo Of
Jacob Spholor, Albright street, Thursday
evening.
Il Ia now Mayor Reid, Mr.. Reid quoll-
fed a few days ago, and yesterday the
Office was turned over TO HIM.
AZ Bucher's, this evening, the concert
for the benefit OF 81. Mary's Catholic
Church.
Mrs. Julius Richeimor arrived In the
city yesterday from Lincoln, Nob., on u
visit.
Members Of the Y, NJ. d, G. will not for
get the club meeting this evening.
Tho Star Social Club will give dance
In Music Hall tonight