The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-11-18

RAvENNA. THURSDAY. NOV IS. 1878
AKRON has military organization
called the "Bierce Zonaves."
The Pittsburgh Exposition closed
On Saturday last.
THERE are ten prisoners enjoying
the hospitalities Of the Mahoning Co.
Jail.
THE Warren Band have a new set
of Instruments.
The Alliance telegraph has sus-
pended and the material of the Office
10 offered for sale.
THE A. s. G. w. Ry Co. are build
ing new bridge across the Mahoning
at Warren.
WORK on tine new break water in
frsnt Of Cleveland was commenced on
Monday.
THK failure OF 8. NJ. Beard, Sons 4
Co.. Of New York, tea merchants, with
liabilities of $350,OOO is announced.
The Radical papers inform us that
money is plenty in Europe. That is
gratifying information.
IT was the hypodernic injection of
"small amount of whisky" that pro-
duced Immediate relief to Vice Presi-
dent Wilson when other means failed.
WE learn from the Chronicle that q
new Democratic paper is to be started
In Warren about the first of January.
Wouldn't it be better to give . decent
liviving support to the one already
there?
THE entire stock orld'a
Fair and Hippodrome is advertised for
sale. Those who desire to purchase, q
hippottimus, an elephant or polar bear
as pet for the children, should not
neglect this opportunity.
HEAVY storms are reported for sew.
eral days past in England and France,
and vast tracts of country are threat
ened with inundation.
The new governor ofMassschusetts
is minority governor, his vote being
about six thousand less than majori-
ty. Even Massachusetts, is not relia-
bly, Republican.
The Sharon Times says: "The
prospect for continued work among
the miners of the Shenango Valley is
not very encouraging" Have they
too much money?
SIX millions of dollars have been
spent on the piers of the suspension
bridge over East River, connecting
New York and Brooklyn.
TREASURER New will probably not
remain in his present position longer
than about the middle Of January, but
will resign in order to return to In
dianapolis to look after his banking
Interests there.
On account of the state of the mar
kets the Amoskeag Mills, of Manches-
ter, N. H.. have given notice of a cut
down of from five to fifteen per cent.
the wages of all operatives from De-
cember.
PINCHBAcK rises to the surface once
more. He Gays that if the senate
does not give him his seat early in the
session the Louisiana Legislature will |
choose Democrat in his place. He
will get his seat at once.
On Wednesday of last week Vice
President Wilson, while taking bath
had severe attack of something like
apoplcxy, but, at last sccount., he was
radidly recovering.
The heaviest shock of an earth
quake ever felt at Knoxville, Tenn,
occurred there at two o'clock Friday
morning. 1t lasted ten seconds, and
caused buildings to sway considerably.
The Radicals have been manifesting
a great deal of uneasiness for fear that
JEFF. Davis would be elected Senator
from Mississippi. But it is now an
nonnced that JEFF. will not be candi-
date for the position.
II the Democratic party is dead be-
yond the power of Resurrection, as the
Radical papers continue to assert, why
do they continue to pitch iIt) it SO
1t really looks as though
they don't believe their own asser-
fiens.
SENATOR DAWES was painfully in {
ured at Pittsfeld, Mass, on Friday, I
while horaeback riding. He was let
ing down some bars when the animal ,
wheeled. kicked the Senator on the leg 9
md left him PROSTATE. t
A CORRESPONDENT Of the Cincinnati =
Commercial has recently interviewed
Senator Sherman, and the Senator ex-
presses the opinion that his party will d
take no steps backwards" on the re- j
umption business, but that the act of c
sst winter will be enforced at all haz- P
I'D. fl
w. X. BRowNLEE, ESQ, has retired u
rom the editorial chair of the Coshoc-
on Democrat, and that paper will be Ct
nder the exclusive management OF o
Ion. j. &. Fisher, who has been for
lumber of years connected with the
aper and knows the wants of the peo- :,
lie Of that old Democratic county. ss
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AT st. Marys. n small town a few s
lilies south of ST. Louis a young col te