The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-20
.RAvENNA. THURSDAY. JAN. 30, 1870.
NEWS ITEMS.

10 unlSl. Fne HusfuesS iDclofe " anu
adjourn by the first of May. The
sooner the better. s
-, = EIGHT HUNDRED thousand dollars
are pledged by individuals and $780,
eco by the corporate authorities or
Washington and Georgetown, 10 aid
the project of holding q Worlds Fair
at Washington. ~
u The salaries of Government officers
in Florida are said to be larger than
in any, other State east of the Rocky
Mountains. The Governor gets 5000
the cabinet, in all, $4,000, and each
member Of tile Legislature $500 per
annnin. & 49, .ezss
The Legislature of the province of
Mississippi ratified the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth amendedments to the Fed
eral Constitution on Saturday.
s7 The Salary of Rev. Henry Ward /
Beecher has been increased from Sl2,
800 to $4,000, and he has consented
to 1aceeptEit !1fBa y 4af /
~ IT has just transpired that $4,000 |
havebeen expended for the Treasury
Department Still the head of that |
sburean is unable to see himself as |
Others see him. That's the way they
practice economy.
1.-THE Legislature of Minnesota has |
ratified the Fifteenth Amendment |
swindle. e. =
-uoA meeting of the Cleveland Board |
zofTrade was held. ON Friday at which |
resoIntions ware nassed asking re-
Neal of the lawy, l,y, lim,nos;no q .tax ON in
coues, s's.,a. - ~ n "a I
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New I ear 8 nlght A'ooV pails " pop-
scofn were SOLO, Deseer IN .'a lna., illan
the iiquId iornii le'rIl 5.a its0
The Board of Regents of the Mich |
igan University passed formal reso-
1tion recently, by but one dissenting |
avote, that mo- rule exists in any or the |
University statutes for the exclusion
gof any person who possesses the requl- |
asite literary and moral qualifications,
thus throwing open the doors of that !
institution toswomen on equal terms |
with men. ~ 5oq n B98s,
- Phr1TiioNs are in circnlat;on. in Jef-
-fersof lconnty. stoebe .nresented to the
3Iseois,atnre. asking forthe passage of
a law submitting to the vote of the
.naobleIof the icountu fba ouest;on of
removing the countv seat from Stem
abaaville. In R;cbmondsf Sad e
aiqi4iHr ANIMAL Meetino of the Ohio
JiRaa.K aa,,ars S Association was beld
at cleveland on FRIDAY iast. - ne ioi-
lowing ggentlemen were elected onlcefs
sdofsthe ensuing year: PRESIDENT, III.
@ r h,ftiana' OF CieVeiaho ,,*.N ice
Ifesluent't'.'l' Merfiinan' Oh Duf'on'
Ueaaga county secretary anu treas
fufer' ~ - oturaeVan'' OF EAST oieVe-
laanaa seVefai topics OF interest 20
pee keepers were discussed. ,1he
rsecond day of the Ohio State Fair.
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-og WIReIN1A - On Friday last the
House of Representatives of Congress
st1assed the substitute of Mr.. Bingham
aadmitting the state of Virginia with
7out imposing any further conditions,
bby amajority of three votes. When
lit was discovered that the bill would
pass,i forty-eight Republicans, who
s. had voted for the bill of the Recon
astruction Committee, changed their
votes and voted for. .Bingham's substi-
dtnte, which was passed by one hum
dred and there Majority ,.sssteI
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uay H iass tne res resolueloh u1l fatlIylng tne
iileen1h An Aihehuinehs s"inaIe passeo
ene s1p Onio 20 SENATE ~ Yo'e VI 10 !eas
latest adyices no vote had been taken
on the subject in the House, but the
Radicals claim to be sure of votes
enough to put 1t through that body.
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