The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-27

The money orders issued from the
Warren Post Office, during the quar-
ter ending Dec. 81, 1869, amounted to
S5,524,0O. Orders paid, $4,099,2 20. -
ONE day last week Mr.. L. II. Say
Ter, killed black snake in the neigh
borhood of the cemetery at Warren,
which measured % inches in length.
a MAN named Harrow, confined in
Jail at New Lisbon, made his escape
from that institution last Friday week,
by rushing past the jailor, who was
fixing the fire in his cell. aa 90
A.D4RKT named Bird, was arrested
in Warren last week, on charge of as
saulting and stabbing a German in
Cleveland, some time since. They
willprobably cage that black bird.
JAMES II. K1BBEE, who was sem
fenced at the last term of court at
Warren, to pay a fine of $50 aud
costs, and 20 days Imprisonment in
Jail, has brought suit against the coun-
ty for damages in the sum of. $1,000.
ALLIANCE has nice set of young
sters. Two ofsthem are under bail on
charge-pf burglary, having broken in
to a cellar and confiscated a few box
es of OYSTERS and another has just
been sentenced. to imprisonment for a
few days for,roDbing hen roost. '.L
The Youngstown Vindicator last
week issued its 31st number, and in
it claims to have a larger circulation
than any other paper in that county.
1t issa live paper, and the wide-awake
Democrats of Mahoning, show good
sense in giving it SO liberal patron
age. All g..
The coopers of Cleveland have been
on a strike for seven weeks Last
week they organized cooperative
shop, and some fifty or more are at
work>fe themselves. This is the
proper solution of the question of the
IOuuCtAOh VI seftdS0S. ~ s,z-
TIE prisoners in Jail at Cleveland,
last Friday attempted to break Jail,
by digging through the back wall with
tools they had hidden in theiracells.
TheyWere discovered, and the -iiber-
ties they have hitherto enjoyed, will
hereafter be denied them. iad III
AsBEDLAK recently attempted to
outragethe person of young married
woinarI nearly Youngstown, but was
baffled in hisadesign. The crime is
made still more execrable, by the fact
that the ladyz9was near her accouch-
mentg 'oi =
The Common Pleas Court of Cuya-
hoga county, granted Al divorces at
its last term, based as follows: Adul-
tery,12; gross neglect of duty, Is
extreme cruelty, Is; wilful absence
for more than three years, Ia; drunk
enness,s 9. Some petitions were
grounded on two or more charges.
The colored citizens of CleYeland
are exceedingly happy over the ratifi-
cation of the Fifteenth Amendment
by Ohio, and the election of a negro
to theU nited States Senate from, Mis-
sissippi. They say to white men,
" Shoe, Fly! don't bodder u.s." oh ..,
LoUDEN Pool, charged with mur-
dering a man named Kreelyo at
Church. Hilkth three miles west of
Youngstown, Ohio, on Sunday night
was captured Thursday, near Sharon,
Penns Both hswere laborers at the
mines at Church Hall. They were in
toxicated and quarreling when the
murderswas Committed. bGa =.
AS Mr.. Powers, a gentleman print
er employed IN. the MassiUon Amey1-
can Office, was vending his way to
church,son Sabbath evening last, over
the icyE pavement, at the American
House he slipped and fell, striking
his head on the stone step. He was
severely injured, but is now in a fair
way ete be at his post again soon.---
Brethren OF. the l. o. o. f. are taking
good care of him for which ace, too,
thank them. s ! q
On Monday morning last, as Miss
Maggie Love, daughter of Mr.. Hugh
Love,zwas walking upon the track of
the Mahening Coal Co. R. R., going
from her home to take charge of her
school; near Coalburg, she was struck
by astrain of cars coming up from be-
hind, throwing her from the track
Uponzexamination it was found she
had greceived several severe bruises
about the head and body, but we are
informed that they are not of seri-
Gus nature. Signals were given by
the engineer, but strong wind blow
ing in the opposite direction prevent
ed the sound of the whistle from
reaching her.