The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-30


RAvEHNA THURSDAY. OCT. 30. 1873.
TIE stokes trial is still progressing
In New York.
The yellow fever has not yet subsi-
ded in Shreveport and Memphis.
THErE were "a deaths from yellow
fever in Memphis on Monday.
THE Democracy are jOlIifying over
the Ohio victory all over the country.
a rrrY-oSE cars of tea passed East
through Omaha, on Monday.
-'iaTHE theaters and places of amuse-
ment in New York are reducing their
prices.
NEW YoRK has contributed $4,000
for the relief of the Memphis suffer
A ron and a-half of $50 gold pieces,
1855 COO. was turned out at the Phila-
delphfa mint one day last week.
BUrForo BILL and Company are
holding forth at the Akron Acadmy
Of Music.
I SEVERAL important arrests Of coun-
terfeiters have recently been made in
Hayanna.
s1xrY Counterfciters-have been ar
rested in North Carolina They rep
resent all grades of society.
go rELEsRAM from Calcntta to the
London Tsaaes says a severe famine is
afhreatened in the Province of Bengal.
sdii LARGE numbers of negroee from
washington, are being sent into Vir-
s, i,ginia to try to secure Radical victo-
try there.
III HON. William Bebb, formerly Gov
aernsr Of Ohio. died at his residence in
Roekfork, H., on Thursday last, aged
N years.
. or Thursday night q portion of the
:. Delaware Flax Company's Mill, at
Delaware, Ohio, was burned. Loss
abont 5000.
- = IT is reported that the firm of Peake'
+ Opdyke g Co., who suspended about
three weeks ago would resume Dusl-
ness ON Monday.
oHoN. WILLIAM STADDEN. Superin-
tendent OF Infrmary of Illinois, died
suddenly of apoplexy, at Springfield,
on Thursday last.
JEAN FKEY fell into vat on Thurs
+. day. at the White Lead works near
Philadelphia, and was scalded to
death. In attempting to rescue him
Jacob Snyder received fatal injuries.
- SEvENTY-EINE reformed drunkards
of Boston have organized the ''New
England ReformedMen's Association"
with Henry S. Woodworth, of Provi-
dence, as President.
IT is thought that there are factories
in Ohio which furnish the base cur
rency which has been circulated in
North Carolina and Tennessee and
got quite number of persons into
trouble there.
A TRAIN on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road ran over a horse, near Green
wich Point, on Thursday morning,
and eleven freight cars were thrown
from the track. The engineer was
killed and the fireman badly scalded.
80 Ar Manchester, Ohio, on Tuesday
i Of last week, young man by the
name of Evans, shot and KILLED Will
liam Wootem, the ball entering the
right eye, passing through the head
and killing him instantly.
ae1 A iWAsHINGToE dispatch says the
i Acknowledgement declines to inter-
fere in the prosecution against de-
fauIting Postmaster Stewart, of Pitts
burgh, and there is prospect of the
accused going to the penitentiary.
81 ri A FIRE at Carrollton, near East Sag
5oinaw, Mich, on the morning of the
22d inst, damaged Ballentines Sc Cos
Z. salt It-block, and destroyed over two
million feet of lumber. Loss on lum-
ber, S95, 600; insurance, $4,000. Loss
ON saIt-block, $1,000, covered by in
surance.
A WASHINGTON telegram says the
amount of silver to be put out next
week will be between two and three
hundred thousand dollars, and should
the demand exceed this, Secretary
Richardson will issue more. It is said
there is an intention on the part of the
Treasury Department to resume sill
yer payments.