The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-10-19

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Democratic Majority !;
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Radical Majority 92lgsi 2ini II
A MAN named CARRIER had his arm,
torn off just below the elbow, by a
threshing machine, near ShanesyiIle,
Tuscarawas Co., on Wednesday of last
week. 0 - S S
. THE Radicals have great deal to
sag about the frauds committed in
the city of New York, but the Demo-
Gratis alone are doing anything to
bring to justice the plunderers Of the
peoples treasury. ~ 1'leH eszae :.
REvryING.--An Anti-A1asonic Com
vention was held at Caldwell, Noble
County, this State, ON the 9th inst,
which, adopted declaration Of prin-
ciples. Quite a number of curious
spectators were present. 5ssa ne 81 n
A MISSOURI HUSBAND, whose wife
has applied for divorce, writes .
protest to the Judge, in which he says,
"this dam thing called divorce has in
my opinion parted many Q man and
his wife, a4.,s sef5 ..e,.,z, III 80, a.
~ THE Mobile Register pronounces the
story about the recent land sink in
Orange county, Florida, ridiculous
hoax. asf 9du .Tsd s54 bss'W
IT is estimated that ut least fifteen
hundred lives have been lost by the
recent terrible fires in Wisconsin, and
Michigan, and two hundred wounded.
This compri,es full three-quarters of
the inhabitants Of the territory visited
By the fire. s das1d aoos IIiw
THE Emancipation Proclamation of
President Lincoln was destroyed by
the recent fire in Chicago - rfs IS
q THE Secretary of the Treasury has
authorized the United States Treasurer
70 Issue 81 500, 600 United States notes
to take the places of the United States
notes and National Bank notes burned
in Chicago. # iifH @'.t bis 1asl g
.il,T 70 'l3C1as iiiH ,vf1fsd if{ no fsPafs H.
IS IT is estimated that there are osix
thousand people rendered homeless
and destitute by the recent fires in.
Michigan. An earnest appeals made
for aid for these suffering people, In
thirty days water communication with
the devastated districts viii cease, af-
ter which supplies win be teamed from
sixty to one hundred miles.rsTyo J
A FURIOUS gale visited Chicago on
Saturday night, which caused much
alarm to citizens living in the vicinity
of the late fire. Fire brands were
blown about in every direction and
skeleton walls were prostrated in
quick succession, shaking buildings in
the vicinity from foundation to apex.
Much alarm prevailed, people rushing
from their dwellings into the streets,
in many Instances Sfearful that their
houses would be prostrated and they
buried beneath the ruins, 4. ese', gfs,ss s
MORE RADICAL LHoNEsTY.-&AW Wash
ington special of the 10Th says that
I" CONSERVATION was created in official
circles on Saturday and to-day over a
deficiency in the accounts of the As
sistant Treasurer's Office in New 7 ork,
of General Bullock, Disbursing officer
OF the Freedmen's Burean, of q cool
quarter of a million of dollars" Was
Bullock one of the appeintees of john
SON, too sag. Z le.l,,. ~ s.,e;s .
afgTnK Pittsburgh Post is in favor of
q sixteenth amendment to the Federal
Constitution which will render y for.
eigner eligible to the Office of Presi-i
dent. It fails to see why such q man
% Carl Schurz ought not to be as capa-
Bile of holding the office as negro i
+. THERE was q perceptible shock Of
an earthquake at Newcastle, Delaware,
accompanied by q roaring sound, on
the 9th inst, causing great alarm
Houses were shakenl bntg mo- damage
done.E The shocki was also felt at
4 Wilmington. &C thgis sdt wss odx 5
ng9s9a Ca al -a2.@ae eesL
doiOr the I'VE millions Of foreign-born
persons residing in the United States,
+ ], 10000 are Germans6nGT The States
s. where theybare in the greatest num-
abers are as follows: Illinois, 203,757 !;
Missouri, 113 613; New York, 81, ,902 !;
Ohio, 1S2,S95 s Pennsylvania, l6N N146 !;
Wisconsin, 162, SD. Total, Il ,139, ,628.,
: Two-thirds of the Germans arc in
these six States. Counting one vote to
every six inhabitants, the German
vote in Ohio does not exceed 30, ,O00s
61 CRTToHFIELp, who ran, as aan7 iIde-
y pendent, or bolting lcanaidatea for
2 Common Pleas Judge in the district
composed or Wayne, Holmes and
Coshocton counties, and received the
support of the Radicals, failed toire-
cefve sufficient number of votes by
about four hundred to crafty his am
bition- Boilers don't seem to fare very
well in that section. He succeeded
in defeating the Democratic dcandi-
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