The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-29

the 80 OF January OF y. o'clock d. N
\ The name of Hon. w. S. Groes
. beck has been mentioned as a Demo
cratic candidate for Governor.
s The Jail at Marysvillc burned o.
: the night of the 22d inst. Four pris
f oners were barely saved.
The darkies of Cincinnati are goin.
! back on their Radical associates an,
organizing q political party of thei
| own.
The crime of Secretary Cox accord
ing TO Republican showing is that hs
is sct!fuLfy and mGliciously honest. Fol
this, Grant discharged him.
A TRUE revenue reform cannot be
made in day." so says Gen. Grant.
All the more urgent necessity to COM
mence notc. Which Grant does not
feel disposed to do.
EMGRANTs.-The number of emil
grants who arrived at the port of New
1ork from January 1st to the 23d
inst, was 208, 1853. The number of ar
rivals for the same time in 1869 was
255, 5,449.
One thousand five hundred pounds
OF nitro glycerine exploded at the
Hoosae tunnel on Friday. John Vel
sab the Superintendent, was blown
to atoms.
some of our radical contemporaries
think that Grant was taken in by Por.
ter. Well, turn about is fair play
Grant has taken in Porter often.
LOGAN, Garfield. and Coburn, of
Indiana, are spoken of for the speak
ership. 1t is conceded by leading Re-
publicans, members of Congress, that
their party is rapidly distinguishing.
and they speak of its defeat as a very
possible event.
The papers relate an anecdote of a
peantliul young lady who had become |
Slind, having recovered her sight after |
aer marriage. 1t is not an uncommon |
lnng for peoples eyes to become |
opened by matrimony.
"A COMPANY of Parkersburg, w. Va.
men have leased a tract of land in
Jackson county ON which there ia a
spring strongly impregnated with
arsenic, and will mine for that min
eral.
IHE Cold Spring Cheese Factory in
Austinburg, Ashtabula county. was
otally destroyed by fire on the 9th.
It is believed to have been the work
# an incendiary. The loss is 50 5oo
'pon which there is an insurance of
900. VI
II. Il. BUTLER, q Radical Represen-
atiVe from Tennessee, has been in
lcted by the Grand Jury of the Dis
net OF Columbia for forgery, and C.
:. Bowen, another Radical member
rom South Carolina, is to be prosecu. /
20 In the Criminal Court of the Dis
'1ct' for bigamy. These fellows are
members of the party which nos.
sss "all the honesty, morality, intelli-
ence and loyalty of the land.n
IHE colored people of Washington
re reJoiced at the commencement Of ]
ongress. They now have some place
loaf where it is good and warm
here were more colored than white
esple to listen to the reading of the Il
essage. a
THE inevitable brother-in-law ap-
'ars In the first diplomatic nomina-
On In the first list sent to the Senate =
the new session" M. j. Cramer y
Kentucky, to be Minister to Den. Il
ark" m
A SHORT and certain method is said a,
nave been discovered in Indians :.
reducing refractory juryman to ~ ~
ms. Eleven of the jurors having %
ade up their minds one way, and one 10
tof having made up his mind direct DC
Inc other way, he was reasoned in an
an agreement with the eleven, by -,
c OF them knocking him down with "a "a
ehalr. A verdict was rendered U
ortly afterwards without a dissent N,
voice, and justice vindicated. d,
AAHLoN CouLsoN, who resides near N,
st Rochester, Columbiana county. FL
10, Is the owner of a heifer year Lo
three months old, that has never gi'
calf, and yet has given from tw
ee to four quarts of milk per day an
three months past. Mr.. Couison's gr'
ally manufacture about three lbs. of eig
ter per week from the milk of this
|. thi
SEGRo CONSPIRACY DIsCovBREp.- eei
despatch from Raleigh. dated the the
II Inst, says: By the confession of otf
ylng negro it has been ascertained sW
all the barn burning and depre- ent
ions committed in this and adioin.
counties for the last year, were Ho
result of planned conspiracy on ber
part of the Negro Union League. Is.
'ty names of the conspirators are ne
he possession of the authorities ira
ne arrests have been made, and the the
GERS are in hot pursuit of others ma
'se are the Ku Klux outrages about Go
oh the Radical organs set up such 30
rrible bowling last fall. saS sne
HE New York Mercurv suggests ALI
ing the probable works in Grants of
ary: Green on Gift Enterprises frol
Gambling" Thomas Jefferson on of
appointment of Relatives to Of and
); History of the Gold Pool of SEQ
' York, illustrated with portraits petl
X. Corbin, General Butterfield inst
others;" "The Abandoned Ca that
,; or, The Dog that was Refused CON
Account of Freight" ed
RANT saws # u;,, ,o: thel
DIS vote in both houses of Con. EIe,
IS, and a three-fourths vote of all gull
states, to remove the capitol from and
shington, A oood doo1 - ~ Bow
will ,a ". Aoss tnan in h