The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-11-30

CoSGREss will commence its next
session on Monday.
THE Prince OF Wales is reported
dangerously ILL.,
The people of indianapolis were en-
ioying good sleighing on the 24th
inst.
ITisnow authoritatiyeiy announced
that the Pope will not leave Rome un-
less compelled to do so by physical
force or personal violence.
The House of Representatives of
Wyoming territory has voted three 10
one to repeal the woman suffrage law,
and it is thought the council win fol-
low suit.
A LADY editor in Wisconsin adver-
tises in her own paper for husband.
She says he must be printer and pos
sess means enough to buy q new press.
She stands a fair chance to die an old
maid.
A girl in Wisconsin swallowed for
ty percussion caps. Her mother re-
Trained from Furnishing her or even
eo1Ain5 oHepPAoniJ ot me-, ico' iiS sAO
wonld go off. t.
AT st. Paul ON the 22d inst, the
thermometer stood at six degrees be-
low zero at Z A. NJ. and in some parts
of the city two degrees lower.
OscarJ. Dunn, Lieutenant Governor
81 of Louisiana died,at his residence in
New Orleans on the morning of the
{ 22d inst, of congestion of the brain
and lungs, after three days illness, aged
ffty-one years,
A YouNG widow, Mrs. Emily Adair,
Of Clyde, Ohio, committed suicide on
Tuesday of last week, by hanging her.
selfto q bedpost with silk handker-
chief There is no clue TO the cause.
THE jewelry establishment of J. a.
s. Frank, No. 4 North Sixth street,
Philadelphia, was burglarized on the
night of the 18th inst, to the amount
of $4,000 worth of goods. 5g
THE Atlanta Sun is frantic alb its
Bullock. Thus it cries: 80
o, give us back our Bullock, ai
From ho0f TO horns complete
He's fattened at our public crib, IL
sG And now he is our meat.'' - ael
THERE was Fenian procession and
q meeting in Cork, Ireland, on the
night of the 23d inst, in honor of the
martyrs of Manchester, in which 5000
people took part. The proceedings
were orderly. asi 70 seeaF
The male women and female men
are to hold grand convention in
Washington on the 10th, l1th and 18th
of JAM, for the purpose Of inducing
Congress to declare; that all women
are men under the Constitution. ax
WILLIAM NJ. EyARTs describes the.
present political contest in New Y ork
to be q contest in defence of the prop
erty and earnings of the great mass of
our people against the rapine and
plunder of a greedy combination of
rogues in Office.
-, The Savannah Netcs says: &c A sim
liar contest has been going on through
ont the South during the past five
years, and the rogues in Office protect
cd by Radical Congress and FEEDER
al bayonets have succeeded in their
purpose. u
Ar sale of South Carolina bonds
in the Exchange saiesrooms in Now
Z York a few days ago large parcel
s was knocked down to the highespbid-
9 der at 15 per cent on the dollar. Rad
icalism is doing great thing for that
province. s4ia
The freight and passenger steamer
City Of Ne,c London, which left New
York on the night of the 2Ist, for
Norwich, was burned on the next
morning in the Thames River, by
which twenty-one or twenty-five
lives were lost. s..s.59f 81
The Mail says it is quite likely that
General Schenck has decid ed to ter
inmate his mission to England and
accept a position in the law office of
Northern Pacific Railroad. which, it is
understood, has been kept open for
ONE time. 81 tst sisaisR' 't' ifaiii
The Democratic State Central Com
miltee was in session atsCoIumbus on
Friday. George 81. Pendieton, &. W.
Morgan and Senator Thurman were
present. The financial management
of the fall campaign was reviewed, and
the Committee adjourned to meet
again on the I'D of February next. .
90 The President of the National La-
Dor Reform Union has issued card
stating that the call made for a Con-
vention at Washington, Dec, 9Th, is
the work ola self-constituted commit
tee, and has not the sanction of the La
Dor Reform party. The regularly
Z called Convention will meet on the
third Wednesday in February, 1872, at
Columbus, Ohio. le iias alll
The Russian Grand Dude, Alexis,
arrived at New Y ork on Monday, the
10Th on Tuesday a magnificent recep-
ton was given him. which is said to
have been the grandest affair that ever
took place in Gotham, at which there
were ten thousand soldiers and innu-
merable citizens in the procession. On
Wednesday the Duke proceeded to
Washington to pay his respects to the
great receiver" -
A. III. CONNER, former State Printer
of Indiana, has submitted a PROPOSE
tion to the Governor and Attorney
General to return to the State SISSOO,
i'll settlement to an overdraw on ac-
count of State printing. The Attor-
new-General, Auditor and Secretary
of State recommended the acceptance.
and the Governor has approved the
compromise. Conner belongs to The
party of great moral ideas.
A DISPATCH from Washington to the
Z Herald says it is reliably reported the
3 Grand Duke Alexis & is charged with
mission of an important and delicate
character to our Government; being
nothing less than an alliance, offensive
and defensive, between the two ma
tons. European war is unprecedented,
and Russia believes that with the
active aid of the United States, or as
sisted by an extensive privateerihg
feet, under Russian letters of marque
she could defy all Europe"
The London Economist having men,
toned with regret the appearance OF
the name of United States Minister
Schenck as a director in one of the
new mining companies, with the re-
mark that commercial occupation oil
any kind appears certainly incompati-