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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
PLACED UNDER ARREST
Sensational Scere In Toledo's
Council Chamber.
SIX CITY DADS ARRESTED.
They Refused TO Vote ON the Confirms
tion Of Judge commager. as ordered
by the THEORETICALLY Comp sled to
Vote, But Threaten Injunction.

TOLEDO, July 30.--A sensational al scene
was enacted in the council chamber by
the arrest Of six Democratic members
who refused to obey the mayors off,
cial call for joint session of the coun.
Gil and aldermen. The session was
called to confirm the appointment Of
Judge Commager to the bipartisan
board of elections. The confirmation
had been rejected by the joint session
Of week ago, the Democrats exerting
the influence over the balance of the
body in claiming that Commager had
been traitor to his party. His ap.
pointment was therefore not confirmed.
The mayor again issued call for q
joint session to take action again on
the appointment ana the Democrats,
after answering to their names at roll
call, abruptly left the council chamber
and refused to return. The city solicit
tor drew mp state warrant for their
arrest, which was signed by the presi-
dent Of the aldermanic board, and given
to the sergeant-a arms to serve. The
Democrats were locked in an adjoining
room and refused to open the door and
only ON the threat of calling in the
police did they consent to allow the
sergeant to enter.
After he had read the warrant they
refused to leave the room, and a call
was sent to the Central station for
detail of police, but before they arrived
the fighters weakened and returned to
the chamber under arrest. where they
voted against the confirmation. More.
trouble is expected from the affair, and
they threaten to enjoin Commager from
taking his seat on the board of cleo.
tions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
New Franklin.
New FnANKLIN. II

NEW FRANKLIN, July 81.
Mr.. Turnbull, wife and daughter and Mrs.
A. slentz, all of Canton, spent Sunday with
Mrs. o. Slentz.
Mr.. Luella Hayman spent part of last week
with Alliance friends.
Mrs. Addie Fisk, who has been spending the
summer with her aunt. Mrs. Tacy Metz, ex-
poets to return to her home in Michigan next
week.
Walt Walker, an old man south of town, har
a sun-stroke last week and is quite poorly.
Misses Effie Sell and Ada Cooper went to
BayarI. yesterday.
Renie Glass and Helen Shaw visited the
parents of the former &C New Chambersburg
Sunday.
Hyde Marshall fell off horse last week and
was hurt badly
Miss Annie White has gone to Alliance to
visit friends.
Two of our girls walked to Chambersburg to
Sunday school convention So report says.
I REV. Swartz, an evangelist, preached an able
sermon at the Chapel Sunday morning, and
one Sunday evening. big crowd was present
ut both meetings.
Miss Annie Stull of Homework, and Mr..
Charles Mclaughlin. of Montana, were mar.
ried at the brides fathers, Mr.. Josiah Stull,
last Sunday evening.
Report says, Belle Toron has got tried of
single blessedness and took to herself hus.
band, Mr.. Barnhart OF Homework.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
PuDDLeRs MUCH PERTuRBso.
Cleveland Iron Masters Have Not Yet Ac.
cepted the Amalgamated Terms

Cleveland Iron Masters Have Not Yet Ac.
cepted the Amalgamated Terms.
CLEVELAND, July 30 The puddlers
OF Cleveland are much pertnrbed over
the outlook for their trade The Anal.
gamated association scale for this year
placed their wages at ~ per ton on a
sliding scale. but they have not yet
heard whether their employers have
agreed to it. They have written to
President Garland of the An.algamated
association for information. but have
not received an answer
The rules of the association provide
that If the scale is not signed within a
specified time, the scale Of the preced
ing year will be in force. The time is
nearly mp and the scale of 1894 is 81 per
ton even. The puddlers. while anxious.
declare that they will neither strike nor
withdraw from the Anal lgamated ass o.
citation
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
THE SPORTS NOT oowNcAsT.
They Believe tho Fights VIII BE Pulled
on at Dallas.

Ou ht DhIut.
NEW YORK, July 30.-Governor Gull
berson's edict, adverse to pugilistic en-.
counters in the state of Texas, does not
seem to have had much effect on the
sports who take deep interest in pugil-
ism in this vicinity, They all believe
implicitly in Dan ST. rt's ability to
bring off the big fgf at Dallas.
AS "sideshows," the O'Donnell and
Maher and Ryan-Smith fights have
also engaged the interest of the sport
ing fraternity. In the uptown hotels
the lovers Of pugilism, who never lose
an opportunity Of making a wager on a
sporting event, gathered and discussed
the possibility of Stuart's scheme com.
ing out on top.
Word has been received from New
Orleans that pools have been estab-
lished in New Orleans, Louisville, Hot
Springs, Memphis, Galveston, Jackson
vile. Atlanta, Pittsburg, Philadelphia,
Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati, Rich
mond, san Francisco, Denver, st. Paul,
Pueblo. Kansas City, El Paso, Chatta-
nooga, Cleveland, Detroit. Toledo, Col
umbus, Indianapolis, Boston and New
York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
Paris Briefs.

Paris, July 81.
Fred Shilling, of Louisville, has pur.
chased DR. Paterson's outfit and has com
menced TO practice medicine here. DR..
Shilling has lately graduated from the
Columbus medical college.
The Paris band held an ice cream and
fruit festival in the warehouse owned by
Mr.. David Motifs on last Saturday even
ing.
The Reformed picnic was held in Gesz-
ner's woods on last Saturday as previously
announced. The attendance in the fore
noon was small, on account of the threat
ened rain. In the afternoon the crowd
was large. Rev. n. A. Ernst, Ed A. Tin
niger, and Rev. S. Il. Klopfenstein ad-
dressed the people. The Malvern and
Paris Sunday schools were not very well
represented.
A very good rain fell here again on last
Saturday evening and the prospects now
are for good corn crop.
The Lutheran Sunday school of Maple
ton and Paris will have a picnic in George
Geszners' grove on next Thursday, Au-
gust /. The speakers will be as follows
Rev. w. H. Price, Simon Singer, @. V.
Sheatsley and Ed A. Zininger.
Mr.. K. l.. Mots, proprietor of the
Minerva Touring mill, has taken part
ner in the person of Mr.. John Hahn, of
Bayard. Mr.. Hahn is q shrewd business
man.
The father and mother, brothers and
sisters and families, of Mr.. David Motifs,
ell came to pay him a visit on last Sun
day, it being his birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Emeline Shull and daughter paid
a visit to Mrs. Samantha Zininger on
last Sunday. Mrs. b. Shook and her
husband, of Minerva, also made call,
Mrs. Shook being II sister.
Mr.. George Chapman, section boss on
the l.. E. A. g. S. r. r has moved to his
former home at Newton Falls.
Miss Grace Keith, the Pleasant Valley
bioyclist, was in town on Sunday last
William Stuckey and Bert Snyder, to
gether with their lady friends, Miss Jen-
ME Herbster and Miss Emma Kreiger,
spent Sunday at Placentia lake.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
COVERED hEAU l. NECK
Eczema OF Worst Type. School and
Society Abandoned. Felt D-ath
Would be Relief Cuticura
Soon Put An End to
all SuGerings.

Ever since was three years old have been
troubled with Eczema of the worst type. 1t al
times completely covered my head and neck. Il
have tried all sorts OF medicines, and have been
doctored by many very eminent physicians, but
with no favorable result. Sometimes my head
was one mass of thick scab that would run and
bleed. and in summer would be so much worse;
my ears looked as though they would fall of.
could not go to school or mingle with society, as
the disease smelt SO bad. felt at times that
until hardly knew what to do. 1 got your
CUTICURA REtIEDIE3 the 26th of January last and
used them according TO directions, and can now
Words can never tell my thanks TO you and your
valuable medicine, and shall always recommend
them to whoever seesufering from the terrible
disease had spent money and tried the best
Of doctors with but little relief.
Miss HANNAH WARREN,
1887 George Street, La Crosse, Wis.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
Rockefeller Makes an Apsw.r.

CLEVELAND, July 30.-Ths answer Of
John d. Rockefeller, who was garnished
in the sum of $425, 900 several weeks
ago by the American Steel Barge com.
prny, has been filed in the common
pleas court. The defendant claims that
he did not at the time of the service,
have any money belonging to Alfred or
Leonidas Merit, nor was he indebted
to them in any sum whatever. 1t will
be remembered that the Merits recov.
cred Judgment for almost 81 900, 600
against Mr.. Rockefeller in the Mime.
sofa courts, and as soon as the judg
ment was rendered the barge company.
who claimed that the brothers owed
them $42o, 900, garnisheed the oil mill
iohaire
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
Rod M,llworkers Won, s,r,l..

CLEVELAND, July 30.-Ths striking
rod millmen have given it out that q
general strike Of their craftsmen will
probably not be ordered Aug. 1, as has
been threatened They say they have
received every assurance that the mill.
owners will meet them at least half.
way. The Cleveland Rolling Mill com
pany has granted their rod millmen an
advance amounting TO from 10 to ! 8 per
cent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01

Mrs. Caroline Klingerman Is making
extensive repairs on her house.
Wheat already thrashed In the vicinity
averages from four to sixteen bushels per
acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackburn, of Osnaburg,
are visiting at the residence Of Frank
Blanc.
Mrs. Walter Shipe of Toronto, Canada,
is lying in critical condition at the
home of G. T. Swallen, the result of an
operation performed last Wednesday by
Drs Walker, of Canton, Iininger, OF
Paris, and Baker, Of Louisville.
1t is rumored that Mr.. John Arastus
Funke is married to young lady of his
choice. Congratulations.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
Fairhope Pointers.

Fairhope, July 81.
Il. Huber and family and NJ. L. Hutt
went to Dayton on last Sunday.
Mrs. Elva Bowman has returned to
her home near Maximo.
Revs. G. W. Brown and H. V. Sim
mers have returned from Baltimore camp
meeting.
The Esherites from Canton and Free
burg held their church services at this
place on Sunday.
Charles Hill, from Middlebranch, made
a short call here the other day.
Farmers have cut their oats CROP which
in all probabilities will be a fair one.
Mrs. Simon Hershberger is reported
quite sick
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
Freeburg.
FreeburR, July 3l.

Freeburg, July 81.
Farmers are commencing to cut oats
which promises a good crop. Corn is look
iny we'll.
Mr.. Samuel Fox, of the West, is visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
The select school under the supervision
of Prof Hahn, commenced on Monday
the 22d, with twenty-four scholars.
Childrens' day will be observed at th'
new Evangelical church, on August 4tf
and the Sunday school institute will con
yene oniThursday evening peryious, with
three or four sessions. ~ AsI.salssanGz. .---..-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
Smoke From smoketown.

SMOkETOWN, july 81.
Elmer Leighley and wife, visited at New
Berlin over Sunday, the guest of j, j. Kline,
Mrs. G. r. Jones and daughter are spending
few DAYS at Wooster.
Willie Bennett and sister spent Sunday
with the Grass family.
&C. A. Barr is takeing vacation. He is
attending college at Ada and has decided to be,
come minister of the gosple.
The Misses Weaver from Sandyville are
spending several days at the home of Micheal
Znitsmaster.
Philip Gross is home on weeks vacation.
He arrived from Michigan where he spent 8
week travelling among the lakes. By all re-
ports he had good time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
puadlsr. Revolt Causing Alarm.

YoUNGsTowN. o.. July 80 The news
OF the secession of several lodges from
the Amalgamated association has caused
great deal OF comment here among
iron manufacturers and employees From
the present condition OF affairs, ID
looks very much as though the pud.
dlers' dissatisfaction will be no trifiing
matter. and when the time comes for
going to work at 81 a ton there may
not be many in this valley who will
do IT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
A Murds, In COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, July 80.--As result of
q grudge Of long standing James Leon
ard, who keeps saloon and grocery al
State and Sandusky streets ON the west
side, has shot and KILLED Will Welsh.
Welsh was 40 Leonard's saloon when q
little trouble arose and Leonard shot
Welsh twice and then struck him over
the head with the revolver. The trou
BILE was over Mira. Leonard
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
A STRAY BULLET KILLED HER.
A Woman Meets Death In Her Home In
West Virginia.


West Virginia.
MONTGOMERY, w. Va, July 80.-At
Crescent, mile above here, while Mrs
William White was clearing away the
supper dishes in her kitchen, she sud-
denly fell to the floor, and by the time
her son, who was in the next room,
reached her, she was dead. In the side
Of her head was large wound. which
it was supposed at first had been made
by her falling against the sharp corner
Of the stove.
An investigation made by DR.. Bur-
ney revealed a Winchester rife bullet
in her brain, it having passed clear
through and lodged against the skull
on the other side. 1t is supposed some
one shooting near the river sent stray
bullet in the direction of Mrs. Whites
home The person firing it was be-
yond earshot. as no one heard a sound.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
oiassooek Beoomes a Manager.

WHEELING, July 80. Jack Glasscook
OF the Washington League team has
asked for and received his release from
that team. He signed with the Wheel.
ing team Of the Iron and Oil League a.
manager and he intends 70 play Arst
base.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
INDIAN UPRISING IN KANSAS.
State Troops to BE Asked For--NotM
Prom JacksoD's Hole.

FTum JHtktODs HUG.
TOPEKA, July 30.-Sheriff Nayloil
Jackson county has arrived in Topd
and will ask for state troops to
down all uprising Of Indians Oh II
Pottawamie reservation. The sheri1
and posses accompanied the Indian
police to make an arrest and all had t0I
fee for their lives. The sheriff says
there are 90 armed redskins awaiting
to resist any attempt to arrest any Of
their number.
A Cheyenne special says: Nothing
more has been heard from the jackson 8
Hole country. The United State \
troops will likely arrive there tonightA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
WAS IN CONSTANT AGONY

i have suffered from severe attack or
what Is called Prurigo. The disease produced
an intense burning and itching sensation that
kept me IN constant agony all the while, so that
j got but little rest day or night CUTICURA
cured me entirely in few weeks. Icheerfully
recommend It tor like troubles.
CHAS. l.. WAFFLE,
Ottawa Station, Mich.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01

Job work a speciality at this Office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-06
NIGHT SESSION.

The grand mnstrr called the Grand
Lodge from refreshments TO labor at $50
y, m. and prayer was offered hy the Grand
chaplain.
Committee reports We're called for and
the first with "a report 20 make was
BYLAWS.
Recommended that the bylaws of a
lodge he passed, Adopted,
FINANCE.
J. G. Wootters chairman.
Recommending that dues OF a lodge he
RENTED. Adopted.
Recommending that t250 he withdrawn
from the treasury Tor charity, Adopted.
j. N. AYlnYer;
Recommending that tito to u certain
graveyard be made TO Plano lodge.
Adopted.
Approving the supplemented reports of
the grand SECRETARY and grand treasurer
as follows;
The grand secretary has received since
December I, 1885, for dues. charter fees
and disponsation fees tho sum OF Sl150
and has paid 10 the grand treasurer tic
sum Of N3D, which Includes the sum of
500 error made by the grand secretary in
his former report.
The grand treasurer has received since
December l. 1895. Il; paid out on
Vouchers S5ui-.1 cash on hand. $59l,97
balance. N9l7g a.
Bonds OF John Watson as grand secre-
tary and s. u. Moore AS grand treasurer
examined and approved
Recommendation made that services
rendered the Grand Lodge be suitably
renuneratod aud that a typewr!ting ma
chine be purchased, Adopted
GRIEVANCES AND APPEALS, No. .
j. T. Webb:
Recommending that certain master OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-06

future preside over The des,inies of the
smokers retreat at the Capitol Hotel.
A hermit WAS issued Yesterday morn
ing Ia the cits engineers office 10 7. y.
Michael, to construct frame residence,
corucr Of Hutchins aud pcase streets, to
cost SiV0.
Manager Bergman Of the opera house
n.ouriis the loss Of hts pug dog tie re-
quests that the party who has detained
he pug shall turn the animal loose aud
no cues Q ous VIII bc asked.
Theodore Freyling killed a mad dog at
the corner OF Gray and Austin streets
yesterday. The animal exhibited unmis-
taxable symptoms OF hydrophooia ana
snapped at lady, tearing her dress with
It's teeth
The donations Of linen for the sale are
20 be collected this afternoon. This linen
sale is only one of the several interesting
features OF the cnto. tainn. M to be given
by tn Prcsby terrain ladies Tuesday even
ing. December 10.
AZ the Temple Beth Israel corner OF
Crawford street and Franklin avenue, Dr
NJ Rosensteln will deliver tonight his
nfth lecture on the subject OF Abraham,
the Pattern and Model of True CiviliGa-
ton" Divine services viii begin AZ I
t'cluck and tomorrow al 10 IA. IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-06

The following cases were disposed of In
the criminal district court yesterday. Hon.
Il. d. Gavin presiding, j. X. =. Gillasple
district attorney, and George ELLIS, clerk
Link Robinson, burglary, Qwo cases.
not guilty in each case
Link Robinson, theft, 1.-TWO cascs) nolle
pros entered
John Hirsh, theft; verdict of guilty OF
misdcmoauor theft and punishment fixed
At fine of $500,
John Keys assault with intent to MUIR
der, continued by tile State and attach
mont ordered for "A dcfaulting witness
December II.
lack Young, theft; verdict of guilty and
PENALTY iNed ut seven years in the peni-
Tertiary
John Powell, misdcmoanor theft: not
guilty.
John $. Kennedy. misdcmcanor theft:
Judgment nisi on defendants bail bond
against defendant and his surcties. j. r..
Esglcston and u. II. Egglcston, for 500
each
one Of theft continued by tho State.
J.. Howard, forgery, bond forfeited and
judgment against surrticS, &. w. True.
heart and r. II Howard. for $500
+. Howard, passing forged Instrument
same order as above.
Joe Ncedham, carrying pistol: bond for
feted ana judgment against sureties J..
II. Pipkin and 5. Brown, for 500
Gilhert Hicks, carrying pistol; bond for
feited and judgment against sureties, II.
y, lIalNerton and O. Il. Olson, for 500
John Munson, carrying pistol; guilty;
fne OF 500 and thirty days in Jail,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-06
~ DUEL WITH KNIVES.
Robert Brown at the Inarmary Suffer

Robert Brown at the Iuhrmary Suffering
From ~ Nuifc Wound
Lying upon tho bank OF White Oak
bayou, just opposite the locality known
as Schncider's quarters his throat opened
by a long knife wound weak from loss of
blood and his body and clothing dyed with
the crimson iluil which gives vitality to
the organs of man, Robert Brown, a negro.
ives found yesterday morning.
\ pedestrian IN the locality mentione d
almost stepped upon the PROSTATE form
and immediatel. notified officer Campbell.
VINO summoned the patriot wagon, and tho
injured man VAS taken to st. Joscph's
IlllrmafN by officer johnson
rms IS u sequel 10 the tragedy of
N'hhcSuiy night reported in The Post
yesterday lnornluS, rotating the cutting OF
jpNh Airline II developed af.cr Brown
vas found that he and John Airline INA
iouSht a duel with knives, both of them
being wounded. The exact details "a"
not ne learned, but from the various No.
ooun's IT appears that the two We're onani.
Hi'l OF me Same damscl. and ms lose
ana tScam.llo fought over their iclloiisy
OF each other for the love of the coG,let
tisn carmen 50 the negroes met and with
lh''r steel blades sought To decrease nm
lpPuidlol OF Houston. rho result IL
seriously II not fatally Woundrd -
Brown lay upon the bank of tho h,,.o,,
ali night aud his bleeding throat el,S,.,t
tlnrcs u a visit from jack frost IL
badly injured N "'' was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-06

\. S. Bunting, with a gold-headed cane.
known as the Morriss cane which was
Acknowledged IN appropriate words.
The committee on grievances and APP
peals made n report saying that nothing
had been referred TO them. Adopted.
RESOLVED, That the committee on work
shall be required TO remain in session two
days after the close of each annual ses-
sion of this Grand Chapter, beginning
with tho session TO he held in December,
1896. for the purpose Of examining sucE
companions as may appear before them
asking certihcates as to their proficiency
in an. competency 10 teach tho work Of
each per day and actual expenses.
The minutes were read by the grand
secretary and adopted ard there being
nothing before tho Grand Chapter II vas
closed i'm ample form
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-06
CITY nRENlTIEs.

The Houston Quartctte rchealsal Will
take place toniSht at Grunowald HAN.
The Z. 4. club has sent ont handsome
Invitations To their annual ban on the
Hayes louser was admitted as an al.
toiTcy In tho district court on Decem-
btr p.
Houston lodge No. 10 knights OF Py.
thias. meets tonight for the election OF
officers.
George Hooper. one of the oldest BARRIERS
~ houston. aud a well known man, Is
dead. Asc. i5,
Mr. and Mrs. y. J Rorgcrou have tim
thanhs OF Tho Post stan fOy a basket OF
choice wedding cake.
T. Raphael. manager of the Houston
Clearing House, reports the bank move.
mont for Houston, December q. as 81 90.
800
owing 10 the illness OF tho two princi-
pal characters, Miss buckingham an
nonncls the postmonement OF the cantitd
until Friday, December ~.
MIR. Thomas Rushmore. one Of tho hest
Known OF lioustons young men, viii I'm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-06
ELECTION or OTT1CrRs

Geo T. Mcclellan Post No. .. q. A. r.,
Department Of Texas, at their regular
meeting held at the post room December
q, elected the following officers for the
year 1876;
j. }. schou, post commander. 4 n.
EhS!v ;, v commander; Ben. 4. CURE
- =, ' commander, J. j. Billow, quarter
nmSSiiSt; DR. u; ". Bartlett, surgeon; David
~, ~ Nus, cnAnhln; j.. q. Rust. officer OF
Ine day Elliott Wood officer OF the
quart H. I. Rue, trustee: DELEGATES 10
1.ate ehAmpment, DIR. D. W. bartlett.
W. Dr. VIM Fuller. a. NJ. Englo aud
me lne Geo. Il. Mcclellan woInan's Renei
~''l' met III regular session at y. III.