The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-26
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aedTHE official returns from the VirgiH-
ia election give Walkers majority at
o18,3l9.g7 aq4 sfar,ftfefri ~; ,.rs,ae
9fi SEVERAL persons died from heat at
Washington City on Sunday last.
4audWEbDoN s. HuGnEs' bleaching es-
Enlistment at Frankfort, was burned
on the 21st inst. Loss $25,0O0.
49, A CENTER SHoT.-From 10000 to
r.. 10000 majority for Senter and against
Grant in, Tennessee.
iii PRINCE, ALFRED arrived ut Halifax
i,in the steamer City of Paris on the
Ill22d inst, where he had a grand recep-
o ltioll.oli lio lel.i ,ls ttH
aaui DR.: WORTHY S. STREAToR has been
nominated by the Radicals of Cuya-
lihoga county rs their candidate for
qSenator. ,atGy3I9 aZ "
t2 BRowNLow made speech at Knox
willie on the 17th, in which he came out
in favor of repudiating the national
h debt as also the bonds of that State.
- Two deaths from sunstroke occur
red in Cincinnati ON the 21st inst
Both were workmen, one moulder,
and the other mason.
The first conviction under the new
pfohibitory law of Massachusetts, was
made Oh the 2lst inst. The jury was
sout five hours. The defendant was
q fined $3.50 and costs. 9
Xln The banking house of Thos. F..
Morris Sc CO., at Yonkers, suspended
operations on Thursday. 1t is sup
posed that Mr.. Stokes, the cashier, is
1Hdefanitei to the amount of $4,000
A DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred at Re-
public, Seneca county, on Thursday
night last, destroying fourteen stores,
shops and other business rooms. The
loss is estimated at $4,000: insured
for $1,000.
,fHE negro route mail agent, Hop
kins, recently appointed by the Presi-
dent, was arresfed at Jackson, Tenn,
on Wednesday, and taken to Mem
phis, on an Indictment for forgery.
-is3I NEAL Dow is going to stump the
State in behalf of the temperance
cause. He comes alta good time, for
the Democracy are intoxicated with
the nomination of Pendleton.
CoMMoDoRE VANDERBILT was mar
,ried on Saturday morning last at Lon
don, Canada, to Miss Frank Crawford
daughter of Robert L. Crawford, Of
Mobile, Alabama.
uI The new style of house in Boston
is to have no front door. So says an
exchange. Since the Inauguration OF
the prohibitary law the front doors
are all on the back side, we suppose
THE Lynn shoemakers talk of en-
ploying Chinese labor. Fine time fol
the white mechanic and laborer when
the Radicals shall have gotten their
entire programme in full operation.
J. E. INGERsoLL, Esq, the candidate
of the prohibit1onists for Governor
has declined the nomination, assign
ing as reason, not that he loved Tenn
perance less, but the darky more
There is talk of putting Hayes on th,
prohibition ticket
i'' THE Radicals of Erie county ha
nominated Hon. 3. L. Hill for re-elec
ton TO the Legislature. He voted TO
the, Morgan Raid law, and all the law
authorizing local authorities to lev
taxes for local improvements, TO
which Gov. Hayes and the Radios
ranters are denouncing the Legislature
-.a GEN. SAM. CAREY is doing goo'
service in stumping the southern par
of the State for Pendleton and th
Democracy. He makes the Rad
howl. They talk about his inconsist
ency in deserting the Republican PAL
ty. The truth is, not only Carey, bu
thousands of other Republicans neve
eayc in their adhesion to the presen
oppressive policy of the Radicals.
COPIES OF Inc VIII ol 1Ahure"
Butler aud Of the inventories an
schedules filed by his brother and el
ecutor, Gen. D. F. Butler, are pull
lished. The schedule shows that I'll
estate is insolvent and that no none
remains to be divided among the heir
WHO are Gen. Butler Mrs. Butle
wife; of, the deceased, and George !
Butler, his son. aio M sa a