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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-14
Patrons Prize Song.
BY MRS. NJ. f. TUCKER.


THE prize of S25 offered by the National
Grange OF Patrons Of Husbandry for song
lGapted to the use of the Order, has been
awarded to Mrs. NJ T. Tucker, of Omro, Wis,
or the following, which, 1t Is announced, vii
De set to music soon:
It's ours TO guard a sacred trust,
We shape a Heayen-born plan;
The noble purpose, wise and Just,
To aid cur fellow man.
CHORUS.
From Maine to Calfornias slope,
Resounds the reaper's soLg,-
''Ne come to build the nations hope
To slay the giant Wrong
Too long have avarce AMI greed,
With Golfers running DER,
Bruu4 ht sorrow and distress and need
70 Laboc's humble door.
ROYAL road to place and power,
Have rank and title been;
We herald the auapiclous hour
When honest Worth may win.
Let every heart and hand unite
In the henignant plan,-
The noble purpose. just and right,
TO aid our fellow man.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-14
Wheat Crop OF the United States and
Territories for lS7l-11

The following statement, shows the
estimated number of bushels of wheat
raised in the different states and ter
ritories in the years 1871 and 1872.
The figures for 1872 are copied from the
recently revised and corrected tables
on the Goth of May 1878, sent TO the
government printer TO be embodied IN
the forthcoming annual report of the
wear
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-14
Persisted.
[Catskill Mountain House. !

BY MARY l.. RITTER.
Wave after wave of greenncss rolling down
From mountain top to base, whispering
Of affiuent leaves through which the viewless
breeze
Muimurs mysteriousIy.
And towering up amid the lesser throng
A giant OAK, so desolately grand
Stretches its gray lmpioring arms to heaven
In agOnized demand.
Smitten by lightning from a summer sky,
Or bearing III its heart slow decay,
What matter. since memorable fate
Is pitiless to STAY.
Ali, Maynard scul, hedged in and clothed
about,
Doth not thy LIES lost hope lift up its head,
And dwaring pre- sent joys, proclaim aloud
Look on me, | am deali'
June GdldTy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-14

The farmers of Pike county, ILL.,,
think they have to pay too high for
agricultural tools, and so have dubbed
together to do their own manufacture
ing. They are now organizing
company, with $50, 900 capital, to erect
shops at Pittsfeld, for the purpose of
manufacturing such implements as
farm labor demands. The shares are
500 each, to be held by farmers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-14

The painting of Rembrandt Peale,
"Washington before Yorktown valued
at SO, 600, has been presented to the
Mount Holly Association by Mrs.
Rosalba Underwood, daughter of the
artist. The frame, which was made in
Newark, from a black walnut tree
which grew on the homestead of Robert
Morris (the revolutionary tinancier
and bosom friend of Washington IS
eighteen feet in circumference.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-14

Book pilfering, that most unpardon-
able of all literary vices, has broken
out afresh at the British Museum. Vol
ume after volume has been missed from
the shelves and tables, and the libra
rian has at last been compelled to an
nounce that on and after the first of
June all readers who visit the reading
room will be required to produce their
tickets of admission to an attendant at
the entrance, and that all tickets which
have been issued more than six months
will have to be renewed, according to
rIIle
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-14

THE Sandow and Hampstead, N. H.,
Methodist clergyman, who had family,
received $500 last year as salary.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-14
The Haif-BreCd "DODald Mckay"

The Warm Spring Indians are a fine
looking body of men, many of them being
six feet high, and even taller. They are
very decent and orderly, much better be-
haved than an equal number of ordinary
soldiers. They obey implicitly their
leader Donald Mckay, and the sub-chiefs
who are with them. They are fine men,
and many of them speak, and some of them
read and write. English. Their reserva-
tion is about seventy miles South of the
Dalles. Their leader, Donald Mckay, is
thirty seven years old, six feet tall, and
weighs oil pounds, his :. lazy weight"
being 225 pounds. He is quiet, reserved
man, a perfect specimen of a half-breed,
and fully up to every trick and device.
The Modocs would give as much to have
his scalp as they would for General Gil.
lem. He is one Of eleven children by
Thomas Mckay, an old Hudson Bay Com
pany trader, and the most celebrated
Indian fighter ever known on the North
ern part of the coast. There are several
other sons-George, an express rider, in
the service of the Government, and DR..
William, physician.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-14

NED BUNTLIN has cleared $500, 900
by his Indian drama.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-14

HEAVY fires have been raging in the woods
OF NOVA Scotia for several days
The Asiatic cholera has appeared in two
towns IN west Russia.
PRESIDENT IMAGINATION has issued a procla.
nation to the Army IN which he SAYS - The
choice OF President of the republic from your
ranks shows the confidence of the Nationa
Assembly IN your loyalty
The Germans are dissatisfied with Mac-l
Mahon,s address to the French Assembly,
and will not, for the present, enter into Dip
lomatic relations with his government.
SEVERE engagement took place on Satur-
day IN the province of Barcelona, Spain, be-
tween Carlists and Republicans, in which the
former were defeated
THE Brazilian Minister of Finance reports a
surplus of s3,1i3. $50.
THE French Assembly has voted to rebuild
the Column Vendome at ParS
ANOTHER confagration IS reported in Con-
stantinople, destroying fifty houses.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

OR Thursday morning last, the body
OF a young woman who Ea d been EN-
.ployed as servant in the family o.
Mrs. C.. H. Denzer, was found in va
can't letyondhe. corner of Euclid ave
6ue and iI1ennard street, CIeveIand.- =
A. piece of brown silk, twisted with a
strip of white cotton cloth, was founc
tied stightlyaafound .herneck, and to
5she limb of a tree above was tied d
piece corfegpondfng tgithift. Near by
was q lime heaIs about which, were
fonndstFaeks, and the ground showed
evidences that ither Gbody had beer
dragged from the vicinity Of the. lime
heap to the spot where twas disfov-
cred. ,sRaFties living in theneighbor-
hoodIOf3 the murder testified before
the C6r0ler's jufya.h that about nint
o'clock the night previous they heard
q. scream fGnd saw 9aiuaan, running from
the lot where the bod yiwasafound.-.
TIE EoroherB jury rendered. d Serdicr
that The girl came 70 her death At The
hands of q person or persons to them.
unknown ldFhe name Off the victim
was SGsaIlhAlf Regina Greiner.T She
was thirty nine years Of age, ana had
come to Cleveland about two weeks
rpreVioAs from Cineinnati, where sht
has friends living, and was saidao7 be
I woman, of good character. s'l.n
A man named James Bowens has
been arrested on suspicion of being
the perpetFator of the crime. Th,
evidence against him SO far consist,
in his strange conduct, his coniradic-
tory statemeHis, the finding of 1pink-
bow in his possession, and the fael.
that two girls saw man a ..swerins
his a description run down Euclid street
from the scene of the murder about
the dtihIe it was perpetrated 'olp
wednesday evening. - - -iadt z
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

"A SAD ACCIDENT occurred at Spring
field, Ohio, on Thursday evening last
resulting in the death Of Rey, Father
. Thisses pastor of st. Raphaels Catho
lie church. He was driving asspaH
spirited horses about five O'Clock OF
Center street, when the animals took
fright, and running away, dashed hin,
by 3 sudden turn against small
bridge over gutter. His skull waa
terribly mashed, portions of the brain
Q being scattered over the groahdg ,Ht
lived only short time after being Ia
ken to his residence. He was ovel
fifty years Of age. A little boy who
was riding with him was unhurt.,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05
Fl !" The Elegant Horse
YOUNG SEARCHER

VIII make the season of 1873, commencing
May 10th and ending July 4th. as follows:
Monday and Wednesdays, at the stable of the
subscriber. in Ravenna; Tuesdays ut Woods &
Go0drich's stable, In Kent; Thursdays. at Heck
mans Tannery stable, in Drimheld; Saturdays
at the stable OF Alvin Poe, In RAvenna.
Young Searcher Is q bright bay, with black
name and tail IS i-3 hands high, Is four years
old. and for symmetry and IRetion Is not sur
passed by any horse of his age In Northern Ohio
He received the rst premium at the Portage
county Agricultural Fair, when colt, an
has been awarded premium each year since
Terms given at the several stands.
JOHN RTLE.
Ravenna May 8, 1873. 2a7-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

ao We are still collecting $II5, ,0000e6
from the iaternal revenue yearly
This neaaly pays the interest on the
National debt. What excuse, there
fore,i is there for collecting $220, 100000
in gold from customs when the ex-
penses of running the government
should not be Ons-haIf that sum p
This shows the wantonness OF ouiI
high protective tariff, and the folly o.
the pretense that we srmqst hav,
high duties in order 10 get sufficient
reVanIle. -----e-ss s.-.---
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

THE Ohio RepubIican Convention
which met the other day and passed {;
batch of stupid resolutions, dema
goguing resolutions, was a fraud
They demand repeal of the salary
grab, and in another praise the wis
dom and integrity OF Grant in the ad
ministration of his high office. The
merest expression of . wish,, not t.
say his vote, Wonld have defeated tht
salary. grab. But Grant signed thu
bill, and profits 100000 by that exhi-
bition of his wisdom and integrity
World. .s.sa ~, gl. s-.s.,.F
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05
Farm for Sale

Iofar fur sale an excellent farm, situated q
little over two miles nom Ravenna Village
con tanning lO6 acres of land, all but about ID
acres wOOd tllable land the IS aEres In scattered
timber. There Is fair house good barn and
first rate young and old orchards on the place,
There are about - acres OF good meadow on the
farm.
III sold sooR will take $40 an acre for the farm,
with half OF the purchase money In hand, and
The balance .oaa easy terms 70 the purchaser,
~ w. ID. LEEFLNGWELL,
Rayenna, April 0, 1sTS. s&i-lm.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

,MgRDEREp FOR MosEY. Stephei
Z Sawyer, aged sixty, living near Belle
: view, Ohio, left home 26th of May
for Elmore, Ohio, having $500 on hi,
person. Not returning at the ap-
pointed time, search was made, ano
on the Both his body was found in t
mill-poud half mile from bellevue
His money and watch were gone, anc
it is supposed he was murdered qfol
the money. sal3Tsb sVei
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05
HJp Az.
ICorrespondeaee.f -

| lCOrrespondeRee.f
The present is the most backward
season known for several years.
Farmees have not YET, or majority
of them, got their. spring crops in.
ButyeFy littIe-cor has yet been plant
ed, and those who have planted ex-
pect to replant on account of defective
seed. 1t is claimed that the early cold
weatheE last fall injured most of the
cora fer seed PURPOSES Oats are just
coming out of the ground. Wheat
-ES0lEs-Iseii asItllatl4e weather is most faz
yorebie5 There has not been as great
breadth of potatoes planted this sea-
son as usual, on account of the Colo
fad61 6ug9, Y Mt4ffffe 4iffe b has made its appear
sIi1ep in snch aIldinbers as to almost
&4ffa1 It ffIle At6ita total obstruction OF that
egTons, qqBs nj Isdji5 bsBssl -tarltsifiS
1AgFfve Regulations have been max
ig for 81 s6ine Il af ii iie Tor Comm sneement
1RhfcR i6eedrss this yearsso61nl Thursday,
EJlfhe eR9ei.1 sfEfe indfcatfOns are thai
a very laige crowd wifi be 'ih ATTEND
PAueeis in icoldsea aaehees OF the extraor-
slfHSryb battraetf6iis to be presented on
That 65ieseassff6fii.q asf6fi sThe exesfisesa of the
dlfafi6g Cias5,s viii be presented
.iRathe e ifoireeh60n. In the afternoon
dHdR. 3oG. kiddfeg, d6f Washingtoh, D.
5Cc.s VIII idEIivsef IN address. The Al
Pfa:befta B6caiety, Bai win close the ex-
efeise#s With " the Islaf evening enter
ataidfheiit. Thg Hiram Cornet Band
and GYee Cld5H VII 4iirnish the music
for the occasion. 2fhere are ten grad
oates this year 70 hlA sdis;s
: iSALEA Aryin Wilson has sold 80
acres AZ theinorth part OF the town
shipE fPiSWOcket;ntO j. w. Dyson
fon$ fTalsWs sVAd ,IsiI3. a3 Il,
. 4 = ~ .rsr srf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

a--fH fftsIfltf d 10
The Portsmouth Tlmes,Yedited by.
senator Newman, SAYS eiisaf..j ~
/ The Ohio Legislature at the close OF
the last session passed resolutions de-
nouncing. the increase HOf salaries OF
CongRessmeI, as well as ff1e President
and others. The resolutions passed
by a large vote, but when they were
put OH their passage in the SENATE,
Hon. AIphonso Hart a agmember OF
that body, and now tho aRepublieall
candidate for Lteutenant-G Governor.
was present, but CS0dged tte tote. His
name was called repeatedly but he
would not respond! lie was afraid
he might hurt the feelings of Grants
friends, aud lose favor with the Ad-
ministration. Aman who would not
vote to ce1sufe the salary grabbers is
put forward by the Noyes' State Con-
vention as q noisy refofmer. The
people demand that they be made out
of better material. % isnain9h 81
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

The Radicals haven't any opinion
fer the public eye on the tariff rob-
berry. That is a subject of NOT the
least possible importance to the peo-
pie now!
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05
Anethsr Big Fire in Boston.

g A Iiale after eight o'cIock on FRI
day morning, fire broke out in the
large furniture warehouse OF Haley.
Morse Il Co, on Washington street,
Boston, and spread with fearful ra
pidity, the wind being strong from:
the northwest. Five business struc4
ture, including Chickering's splendid
granite building and the Globe Thea
ter, were destroyed. The loss is estl-
mated at million and o quarter dol
lars. A telegram to the New York
Herald says that John Hill, William
KilleoR, Thomas Finnegan, James
Regan, and VIM. Mahoney, iiremem,
were killed by Tail.ng walls, and Chas.-
Allen seriously inbred. The total
insurance amounts to $762, 500.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

CHINEsE.--The SanFranciseo Chron-
icze reporter recently interviewed the
Inspector Of Chinese Immigration
Company, from whom he ascertained
the fact that there are 12I, 900 Chinese
in California, 25,O00 of whom are IN.
SanFraneiscO. He was informed that
China could supply US with seventeen
millions Of the Celestfals, and that
they are mostly very poor; some very
bad, and all low. These are the beings
that are scattered through the country
to take the place of native laborers,
by men who have such holy horror
against American industry coming in
competitor with the panper labor Of
Europel
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05
ID J Fsi.sign 1hsuraneeI Ca,nna1ie.llfl

aHM
The Supreme Court Of Ohio on The
10th ,ult., rendered 4he following de,
cisioni:i siodw 9df g0f md ,ssasl1
No. e377.i New York life Insurance
Company VS.. Iannfei A!q5est &c al.
/ Stone J.s held: Dissection Is of the.
act Of April II, IS72yy6g 0.7Ls 1856, bS
which eineoFpor 2 Life . FlisRrafict
Companies of other States are allowed
10 transact business in this state sofilyl
iOh condition that they become 50 fal
as remedies are sought Agaihs them,
here, Subject to the exelasi We juEfsElic-i
-tion Of the Courts eEtRis STATE, > is not
in the paIffe1 lar named, III violation:
of the seventh clause OF fahe sedehd d.
section OF article, three OF the Ceffsti--
tuition of the United States, st9Hfcl
provides that the Judicial bpoweFeoI.
the United Siales slisAl lseKt teiIol 40 ie6n-i
itr6versies betw een eftze4fae aof differ.
emf States. ai1d9Ht Sht 20 sz65 Sd1 {
g2.s Such companies e6mplS my sFitle
the fequnemehts1i6 or he stat dte refer
red 10, and doing business bf6o his
lSlate dndern 1icehse9 THUS 19BthnIed. S
become inYsafts brohgh agaifisf IIlesIi.
here pef'sohaffy amehaBIe TO thegaiis
dietiOif of The Courts of stliis State :
and are to be treated,l Tor ptirpo sesa OF
SUITS, as seOrporatiofls offhfs Slate!f
II 4fffSz8fG - hi9uTGgy III bad gw =.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05
FL. Il. CLARK,
4. u. : NEW TAILORING
E s t a b Ii 8 h m @ n t
HI. C. MUETING

Would inform the people OF Ravenna and yicIn
ity, that he has opened shop in the AlleI
Block, two doors east of B. Little's GroceFJ
store ON Main Street. and Is prepared to do ai
work entrusted to him, in Workmanlike man
ner, and ut reduced prices. From many year,
experience in the business, he feels confident ol
bis ability to give entire satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to Cutting Garments
to be made by women Hs
RRvenna. Oct. 8 1869. 6S-tf.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

z A LONDON telegram dated the 3Ist
J .ult-, says: An explosion yesterday
y near Wigan, killed six miners, and
destroyed much property.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

HoN, JoHN A. BlRdHAM, has nbeen.
appointed Minlsteri 10 JaPan!n 2 Re-
ward for vote on salary grab.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05
tsa4 W0tts bng .b9I $50 - -Jl
ylno ssw 81 :EAN1O4PH'

4
Cs0rrss p0ndeliee. III 3EdI baa ,s1s5si1a
. fRh6 letter 6feuF RandOlplr CORES
pohdent giving an account OF The pro,
reesaings " q, lhe Tieeaeherls Association
a4eeiing 8 in that1place game q to band
eriaeuriar ON that subject was
aIFaatfy in tSpgs!11siggpe ~ o94s'*
Ii3 "A | II ,s,g3iItslQqu 2lI3 70 Salsi
idE4ltp dFltpif X Rosf SF Apples about an
AYE age ersp5qp pears and cherries not
s0abundahG u som eoy ears. ); no peach
J esS; grapes badly injured blythe cold
81 last winter berries viii be plenty.
IoTiW beat stands we'll on The groHnd.
Glover goods old meade owsa not as
pro ohfisingfn as some years. Not a.
EalaE9d bats SOW Il as 'eolnmdti. Cofli-
T. good 1bFeatitl planted, but much
e0I4pI 8iIftfaE56 6ut tipoor steCt. - D.
,s MweSils-ETc qcafpeAiters were en-
'eFOye on obs haBOdt the center las.
issetk3 XFLlis brigade OF workmen in-
saieatesR i4iipFo Yenients still several
Joss lag fof llAck of1heEtl. d91s b.
fot1sIo .F93l5I sfu ~ tlI5El s5eEs "a II 8
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

WILLIAM CQIIEN eBRYAN The. old
Abolition editorsOf i1hes New vYork
Evening Postshas been spehd ding ahe
X wfPtef9 et't d5i IL Florid;" d;., 'wfile9 tohi.
,papsrF'lud saw sHii sidi ot an egof
- ln allsmg intereOuFsesR ithst her pe01
pie. otdtie SolltlIyTalthoagh itf has dloi
0eeA very extensive llar yof1Kery lene
leonlnuance, Il1Iaveo heard yonlY Y vthe
eYpnessioniOf a alesireao be eeni friend.
iiy lerhls with . Ils liHliAhe Il Northern
States Especially hasi this been the.
case in CharlestOIs where 1 saw tDore
ethani else where .otc tho speoplei Of tllt.
place. III havei never, isillce 5ferOssed
Mason and; Dix ohislhneSs sheArda sin-,
aexpnessioniof bitterness ioB Ilalig-
uity . towards those who live, North,
c0b1tT d - b9ia91sb 80 - Gi sm6Sss !
And these are tile people awI1ooa are,
still ! giahdergoihg TIE, process sSfa4e-
constrqctlon,,,i beaf a. 5..,,.t,,.,l,,,.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05
TO STOCK GROWERS:
THE CELEBRATED HORSE
A r G III ID u X e !


win make the ensuing season, COM
mencingsAAy 9Th and ending July lSt, 1873, at
the stable Of the subscriber One-half mile north
of MHneaa station Portage county, Ohio. s.
ARCH DUKE is aIjeautifnl dark mahogany
bay. lei hands hi yh, years old the I2fn day
of June. aAd seeisns ISU1 lbs he sired by
the wetl-kmoMn M0Egan Horse. Searcher.-
Searcher Was got by the celebrated horse Bar
ney Henry, owned by MIR. Barney. of whitehall
Vermont; he by Signal, and he 10y imported
MargraVo. The dam Of SeArcher was a Morgan
mare, owned by Samuel Moore, in the town OF
ShOerham. Vermont. She cOHld trot n mile in
and was in svery respect perfect.
SeRrcher Is of . dark bay cOfor. heavy h0w-
ing black name and tail. and legs black nearly
70 mis- body; is ID ia hands high, and weighed
1g00 pounds when four years old lie took the
First Premium at all Of the Vermont Fairs. He
trOtted It the Vermont state FAN, in the pres
ence or thousands. and on n heavy sand track
one mile, in harness. in two minutes and
hfty seconds. This feat he performed, aithoug gh
he had never been trhitlod, nor his best speed
Cested. Arch Dukes dam was Henry Clay /;
her dam Arch Duke, sired by General clifford
As for speed and style. Arch Duke is inferior to
no horse in the State, and is n square trOtter
are requested to call and examine this magnih-
cent Horse.
TERMS: Single Service, g. pay down; Sea-
son elO. ~ be paid at the end Of the season; In
surance, &l5, 70 be paid as soon rs the mare is
known 70 be with foal
Any perSon parting with mare before she is
known 10 he with loal, will forfeit the Insurance
Persons bringing mares from u distance can
have them pastured At their own risk.
Arch Duke will make Fall season at the
same place, commencing AuRuSt4 and ending
November I. 1873. BLAIR.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05
ONE OF THE sESDEn GANG CAUGHT

ONE OF THE BENDER GANG Ca BGaT.
He Escapes the - lIOWslby Suicide.
A dispatch from Psrsons. Kansas,
dated May Both, says:
County Attorney Ward returned
to-day IRON Texas with the body OF
Nicholas Mania or Marion, supposed
to have been an accoInplice ot the
Bender Family, the Kansas assassins
at Denison. He made some important
confessions, and promised to tell all
be knew about the Benders when he
reached this city, but when. .Heae at
aka Station. Indian Territory, he shot
himself in the head, inficting q
wound from the eheets Or WHICH be
died. 1t seens 10 be certain that thf
Blenders are new in. Texas making
their way 10 the kio Grand e River, to
crossinto Mexiep. i no qsgg yesd7 =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

iadi THE name of Samuel 81 Hunt, OF
3 Cincinnati, has been omensfohed il.
? connection With the nomination fol
8 Lieutenat Governor by, the Demo-
cratic State Convention. aHe made
an admirable campaign tWoiyears ago,
and we believe his noaiinatfon thi,
year would give 1niversaI satisfaction
TO [he Democrats in this region. s,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

W4EN. greenbacks. Were worth only
from forty tofifty cents, on the dollar
Congress thOhghtifi was emough,ior
iLincoh to receiyesaa salary OF $25,O0O
q year, With s22,5o0 lf6f' eopijngenp
exPeases,saN NoWaWbehth hey are rated
iat abouteighty y4fiKe cents on ohthefFoIlar,
it.votes Grant d salary sof'$5O;OOO a
year, with $69,16O for contingencies.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-05

j THk Ohio Radicals are very BRdig-
ihaht over the passage 6fdtAe salary.
grabbing scheme. Don'f they Say. in
their resolutions, they are !? s y st, inc
TACT THAI Giant, by signingo the bill
thereby gave ii the g0fdeaf OF eIaws
don't in the least tend to. W eak FEM tIieir
confidence in The The honesty hAd faeiity'
OF his administratiensiia enisn4aD /,