The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-10
Misceuaneolls items.

! O1 Tile luSlss thC OAo OA
Chicago struck for four dollars for
eightAhorirs, and fifty cents perlhour
for extra work. One thousand men.
obtained their demand, and four thou
sand men continued on the strike.
Fhe Supervisors of San francisco on
the Sd inst, passed the Colorado Rail-
road $4,000, 600 subsidy over the
Mayors veto.
a Connecticut man bought a ticket
to the Rhode Island State Fair, but by
mistake Went-into a furniture ware;
house and wandered around for
time. He said he didn't think it
amounted to much 70. a State Fair,
but then he took into account what
State he was in. !" go =,
lis fSuppose. there IS stealing, argues
that Radical lRhetorician, a the Hon.
Benjamifr f. Butler, t.what of it ? Sup
pose SOME man steals, a million that
/ is, onlyti 211a cents "a piece, and the
American people won't be so small as
tolinake fuss about such a trifle."
What would be thought of General
Grant if he were to enter upon a po-
lfticab tour everywhere haransuing
the people to. influence pending cleo
ttions, and TO save, the country BY ma
King him President t?-Wdshiagtom
j hIG1rrohicIea In view of his late speech
es.o it uW otild be thought he was max
ting an ass Of himself: Boston Post.
iHInfatable lbustles8eare announced.
They are saidito impart great buoyan-
/ cy to the movements. In case Of ship
iFeck5they would undoubtedly be
adVantageous,, although girl foated
4 by one of them might be taken for a
/ lF By and passed BY nrnnnoticed, nno ,la - -
I 1cAl boy about fifteen years old was
lpubiin the Tombs at New York the
other night for f,tdrnnkenness. He
I 'EEpir.oteastedt TO the Keeper that he had
not been drinking, but that he was
llb6ru drunk His speech and stagger-
ing indicated aifitoSiation, but il ap-
/ IEpeared on examin atioh that this is his
normal condition. His father was a
confirm medlinebriate, and since he twas
three years old athe boy has manifest
| ed these sympttqo mptqfral pms, srr,Gs .sn4onealyI d
1.-The sCoart4houselat., at. ,Kankakee, ILL.,,
was burned ON thei'5thf inst Loss
Is5e, COO Insurance $S0O00.i The Zee.
prds were all saved. The. origin Of
the fire, which started in the eupola,
is ghknown, but am nex-eob Wet is un-
def arrest sE On gl suspicion IF having taiyip set
tnei fulIrtee.'I osT oYsT9 sdi 10 yrom8m
i "A singular death by lightning oc-
CURED at Chicago on the night of the
5th' INST, in a. house corner Of Twen-
f.tyIthird street and IRdiana Avenue.
Tiny -Flanks a. servant girl sleeping
pom the floor of oaeaof the upper rooms
being Instantly killed by bolt which
tdescsnded, the, chimney and. entered
thereon through4thes baseboard.a9i
! EsdItis stated that 0akes Amess,, Con
jgsdrtessnaH man oAiIerY a ard pdgsI Under
Wepd, who figured, in9the Credit Mo-
biier Yillainy, IVY ere partners also in
the corrupt transaction by which the
lF1pyroperty Sfdi,, MeYeiighhdFn in iAlexan-
dfia. was taken from him mrbyrprostitu-
ton ofothe Federal CodrtIof Virginia.
t9ilf has been generally supposed i E'I, that
I fthe, original purchase, of Manhattan
Island ltfer1$25 ,inu1626 was a. pretty
good iinvesthment,1 ;butI ah idle tiiatiie-
E'matieian has made Il fthe l,disc!oc,yery that
/ Iii If the same sum had been put out eat
ter, per- acents sleomponnd .interestiit
fMould have amounted by this time to
$26,56U,F79, ,962,, a sd nj ufficIentt to bly,
Several New Yorks, ard neafly equal
It's. the sYaau austioni OF, thel entire realaand
persbnabpropertv in theiU United States
of tho nroeant t;mo :2ni :
t. The Chicago Times has receiyedi,an
original poem on sfIRhesBufntl District
atIMidnfgAF.~4 PhesiO2dsverse reads':
*TRs odertiek Stands still 's'gaihst, tthtIe
hFaIItf-fJIdjff5bed hFIalIItf fJIdjff5b wall, The brick piles
sEe a 1ietso tbe, stones Ianei atresti Ito!
morrow thetlpr rise, nine or rem isto+
RES ttlli,1 In huge, massive. structdr9egs
Ia a4theeoYB VI pfSt = fp t4e WesEi ri bsbngo1
y4AxN NeWi morkImanufactafer noticed
that I'M one S6hl tffelgftts we're VI a merry Jerry
aid f6S9o He iA7
Yestigg YsESstti gated d and fqHBd that thelgloomy
room Was doloneb with owlochre9
tllso oshsr with ~Rltewasfidi ffef addAAz
piled YhiteWasHfi " @ III I 6Y FSonl,
and ilniversalll, blappine ess5 IWasb therez.
ispitd Hel getthe idsamoticing how
IhappYito made THE pdast6 m- III Use ofi.1
GERS adB6st6R Pgsti em9s Lh 1sIlA ,oii,,, 'no,s
Instead Of using the arnaNstoy prof.
teotjlifeoand pnoperty on the Mexican
frontier. thee FresidenF is giving pnlt
tne gtateiRen 1,hhss,#in ,Biin pr9hoss 9p9s a
rffgS tqnSs, poliey il, respect ito M exiaod
at the next, t,sessibnlofC Con gress. cid sd
The great at2i grow s9bl ef,
John M[iiftSfhslIb, pays this year $3, 600
for Sacks alone, in GwhiehEto put his 4
cropsshw .HosgTns 9di bnH ,bG9ds = nGhl
The case Of tie STATE l9f Ohio yWss, yWss1
Miss Clemens, hHs,sWas, EEIg tried lately in the
Court of. .Gemmoa Pleasbim UppeniI
Sandnsky.o nMiss Olennensiiwa 1ehga1
ged as teacher'fii district school, one
of the pHpflSJ5 pS defs, the
teacher; 9Pln 9enf forced compliance with rhep[
idemand ds, and linuoafryingIthem sohb
Iusednleom pdlsion dTheb State. set, up I
henelailhg lof brutal treat r. TIN in thfeS
,maaitffea tmeaat5 la6 the child child fobthe exn
tent Of permanent injury! q ThejjurylE
acquitted the prisonergsiii o1oB ili'e.
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