The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-07-06
MICHAEL MORAN
TURNED LOOSE.
Stark County Prisoner Is Re-
leased From the Pen.
STATE OFFICES ARE CLOSED,
Omciais Spending the Day Helping to
Celebrate--some New Corpora
tions--Y. NJ. Q. A. Camps
with Soldiers.
From a STAFF Correspondent.

From STAFF Correspondent.
Columbus, July 4.-Michael Moran,
from Stark county, who began 12-year
term in the penitentiary on June 4,
1890. for shooting with intent to kill.
was turned loose Monday.
On October 8, 1894, Moran was paroled
but he violated the parole by leaving
the state and on November 8, 1895, 1t
was revoked.
From Ohio Moran went to Norristown,
Pa, where he was arrested and tried
for the murder Of street car conductor.
OF which charge he was acquitted.
Through the trial Moran's whereabouts
were disclosed to the authorities and
after an absence of little more than
three years he was returned to the
penitentiary again.
Today being the Fourth the pris-
oners Of the pen will be allowed the
freedom Of the yard. They will also
be permitted to meet friends and rela-
tives.
Adjutant General Gyger has returned
from Put-in-Bay. where he inspected
the camp Of the naval reserves last
week. Permission has been granted the
state Y. NJ. c. A. to erect tents at all
state encampments Of the National
Guard. The soldiers will be supplied
with good literature, music, etc.
A special from Charleston, w. Va.
announces these Eastern Ohio incorpor-
ations under the laws Of that state:
Peoples Amusement company, Of
Youngstown, for the purpose of general
theatre business. Capital subscribed
$4,000, paid H. $500, and they have the
privilege of increasing the same to
100000 by the sale Of additional shares.
The shares are 800 each, and are held
by H. G. Hamilton, G. E. Rose, w. H.
Park, r. Montgomery, and F. X. B.
Hamilton, all of Youngstown.
Akron Electric Manufacturing COM
pany, Of Akron, for the purpose of deal
ing In all kinds of electric apparatuses.
Capital subscribed $4,000, and they have
the privilege of increasing the same to
100000 by the sale of additional shares.
The shares are 500 each, and are held
by e. E. Andrews, L. c. Miles, John
M. McGregor, Will Christy and w. c.
Hall, all of Akron.
The Akron Aluminium company, Of
Akron, for the purpose Of manufacture
ing aluminium combs and other goods.
Capital subscribed $4,000, paid in s1V.-
900, and they have the privilege Of in
creasing the same $4,000 by the sale of
additional shares. The shares are 500
each, and are held by Albert J. Brew
ster. Frank B. Burch, H. c. Parsons,
L. ]. Wait, and J. Albert Myers, all Of
Akron.
State Librarian C. b. Galbreath
thinks that the bulletin on Ohio Ii
braries which he is preparing, will be
ready for distribution about October 1.
The publication will be a complete COM
pendulum of all kinds of libraries-state,
county, city, and private. There are
now about 15O libraries in the state on
solid footing, with four or five new ones
projected-three of these being the re-
suit of Andrew Carnegie's generosity.
The report filed with the department at
last year placed the num-
Der of libraries in the state at 200, but
many of these had a precarious exist
ence and have since died a natural
death. .
The state officials will shut up shop to-
day and celebrate the Nations natal
day. Columbus is suffering from an
epidemic of mad dogs and the mad stone
at the state house is called for daily.
There have been one or two fatal cases.
GEORGE T. BLAKE.