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Guropai(he Madri1ten.

2sresraa. Nadoem DER btsnerta,
Sberpraioent Der Bropin5 Ghlelieu.
@raf y. Irnim= goDeenburs, nun audi
in allcr Sorm iein Nblhiebsgeiueb Elm,
sereidt bot, miro Die Grnennuua oes
i'eisen gesirtSprdlioentcn in Wtse
(oorberisen Gbefprafoenten DER Gesie.
run9 in @umbinnen) b. Yutttamer.
gum Sberpralioentsn BON 99leliem ais
nabe bsporitebeno anseleben. 9lS
Nahfolser oes 2sbteren til Wtce miro
Elm boberer preuBiider Yeamter aus
Den oltllden Propiaaen senannt.
&arl b. Soltei's ;ablrsiden Treuns
ben fann bic nSblci. Yr." Ole %srireus
lide Wtittbeilung mabsn, Bag 1ib fem
3ultanb wabreno oer l3eit ieiusS @ufs
sntbaltes i'm &lolter ocr n8armber3iacn
VraOer" wcientlid ssbe0srt bat. 0ie
@eidpullt an 9alie (eine Gyte BON
msbr als Tauit9rOBe), Die i'm Sabre
lang sepeini9t, bot iid BON ielbt &C.
0fnst uno Die Seiluus Der QBunoe
nInlmt cinen iebr 9inltIsen Yerlaui, 10
oaB Die @sidwullt bis gum Serlhwins
ben ith pertleincrt bat. Der Nppstit
oss Yatieaten 1T gut ano oa5 Nuge:
msinbefinom elm oerartisss, baB ieoe
@efabr fir ben Iu9enblid bsleitist CT.
ldeint. DaS @reiienalter freili1 itbt
audi bel unierm SOltei lsimen unpcrs
msioIidsn GinfuB.
Das 0obe Tbeater in in Die Sanoc
alueier 9erren 0emin, auileute aus
Berlin. abersssansen. gi9sntbimer bcS
Tbeater5 1T befanntli1 Director -.
9sbrun unb Yadter belielbsn DIRECTOR
W'arron9e, Der gum 1. Wtat bic Diref.
tion nieoerle9t, mdbreno Die neuen
Yaater iie in @smsinid)ait nit Or.
Su9o WtaQer, benz biSlsrisen Dircctor
oes Helioem3sG beaters in DRESDEN, fort,
3uiibrsn beablidtisen.
9ief. DaS @eldiie fir Sas Yans
5ertanonenboot .Wsspe" 1T mnmsbr
in &iel e~insstrofftn uno ,uirb eifris al
Der Muflelluns oe6elben an YorO Der
nWeSps" in Dem tburmartissn, oben
offenen @aume 9earbeitst. Das @es
idiis bat elm &aliber BON 80 Gentis
meter uno pie9t SO, 1919 &ilo ; Die basu
gebori9s J%fabmenlaifetls wiest ca. 49,.
900 &ilo, baS @jdoB $40 &tio. Oh
Wirfun9 oisi<5 @elblees entiprid)t
nOllfomaen berries sualiidlsn 80, ! oas.
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9mlanoi(be pepe(den.

Mortbfielo. Man., 8. Gpril,
Dic amerifaniide Melicrfabrif 1T al &c.
brannt. 9unoert Nrbeiter perlierea oa-
ourd geiddftiaung.
n. Ya., s. Mpril. Mrs.
@ionep Mi1er, 5ron bon Sumes s.
Miler. Der 0sann, Der bier lebte Wo9e
ermorbet tpurbe, lit ins @efdusnib BON
Coroner 9eianot, nm ii@ ae9en Die In'
flase pssen abi6tliden Moroes gu per=
ant,porten. 9as Opfer wuroe beute
%besrabsn. Ser 2eiae folstea nabesr
5000 Yerlouen.
atlanta, Ga, 9. Mprif. Sic Sail
in Gonserb, Ga, wuroe seltern Nad1
burd Tener aerft6rt. IS maren nlr 2
furbise @efansene barin unb beioe per-
brannten. Man meint. bab Ne9er fl
a~nsiinbeten nm gu entfieben. IS ,purot
Maes aufseboten ie gu retten.
&anas-Gitn s. Ipril. Das
.Sournal" iast, es miro als li9er anse=
nommen, oaB Der alte damn Benoe,
nebft 6rau, @obn rno SO6ter ~sefanser
pnroen bon elmer 8anoe W%isilantsn uni
selpn@t, beim Teriude, aus &anlas 81
entfommen.
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2pfal-Seri0te.


poliaei @eri9t. 5olsenoe
Tdne famen seitern in bielem @eri9te
5ur Bodybuilding:
Sames Sumilton. farbis. an9eflast
ipe9en Srunfenbeit uno unorbentli9en
Betragens, ,puroe auf 80 Sage in Die
Sail seianot.
Mary Gregory nnb Sane 8rice, on-
setlast cine Yartie 69ube nno Glei.
ounssfiide i'm Wertbe BON $50 bon Der
.Olo 9ominion @ranite Comp" Of
ftpblen gu baben, wuroe auf 0Onnerltag
Deridoben.
Midael Sbortel, ansetlast ben Gbas
Sobnion nit einen Stod sei9lasen gu
baben. pnroe SIS seitroit.
Seize Waibinston. Trancis Mnberlon
unb Marila @aaaee, ansefIast lpesen
9runfenbeit uno unorbentliden Detras
ssus. iuuroep ie 50 seitruft.
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Dit Tnhknr,

isitotem b. !srH' nirS Sass sas Io osa mme
SnAeat anS Sar$ etnnebmen pom %anbpaIper
is srsn ats S bef f' %! i'll fe is Ii an, mo anS Sie - sr s1 r
2eit beiset fe bic aebensfraft bes Menldet an.
Tanienbe. finb tn BEN lestsn awet Sabren In Ser
SaoesMniiialt, "a Stanton Str, stsrp yort, sebeilt
Mser5te tnb Mpctbefer. Die QobbGber nnterfbeiten
t1 BON anberen 8dbern babur9, bab ie brett aui
PIE 9rartbett etnwirfen, nab ben tranfen Stoif ents
lernen, IN rpel9er form er aud snm @eribein
tonlme. Ste limb Elm Berbrennunsss USer @usidetS
bunsssEroeeB. Der Rrantbettsltofe. Sober Rrante
,otrb bel Der @nweubans bteier eur f~osufasen fetn
eisener Gr5t,. @cnn SSelaanb bur9 bteie @aber dc,
BELT TT, 70 TT er noirtii4 anb rabitaI sebeilt. mab.
8enohnltd sefdbrltber iinb ais BITE Srantbeitlelblt,
nne r9 s!tsrs ~ Sansss Seer ieenaSarer srants
pei.en etniteut;. .~>
pbslei9 Sc s~ovbaber alts arantbsiten, iuSsrlits
InS dnberli4 %turirsn, 10 limb bod bic sSirtunsen
bel fol9enSen 8raRtbeiten, bef0nbers penn ie lid
nod tn acntem 3uitanbe ~befinben, sans auserorbenE
ll9: yteber, islbit Nerpens n9b Epphusfieber,
Iapt9t. s ,ssa laa "aS g ss'ssssta9 nut aNs sa SiFs..
oelonosrs bet lnn9sn ssntea Y. ~, eriten Stsbinm,
mattsiMmS 'pereen oft febr. idtsa sebeilt;
tbpbilttifhe .arantbsttsn in ieoem @raSe. Set
auBersn Rrantbeiten, Sranotpmmncn, 0es
tdltpturen, Serppbeln sc. lit bic. @irtnns cine
ptosltbe II. ftdtbare.. sfur etn gab TT binreidenb,
@m SsotH ppH or Ss'ttnh9 gu notr5eu9eH. Wt0s
9entrebS nno bite fosenannte &arn= ober
Smcertmbr (eine big iebt nnbeitbdre Rraptbeitj
wilrben 9ebetlt. @ei tebtsrer &rantbeit 9eBen IS
grosent bes jSudettofies nit ieSeha Babe bur9 Ben
1lrin ab.
Dte Babe unb GinnebmesYurbcr tperSen nod
febcm 8IaS I'M qanoe %perIanbt, Der YrttS bed
gaSeeYuluers 1T 81, Der SEES @innsbme : pulpera
81. Wlan lafe i4 etne Broidire lber bic aobAU
b eaalii9st oSer btntider Spta3e fbiten.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stantoa Ctr (Box 1891
New YorE
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neuf Nablinas- Waaren

@erabe erbaltsn nit ben @pnnatenbs.
Danpfer. DitfeIben werben sa tiaieen PRE-.
leu ~Serfauft tperbsm:
9Iea9 s. Srotber's Damaf @ein Sud
SerSietten etc.
Rleiperiease Spn bsr ntuefen Mpbe.
gersenet hibt ~an1eren f1war3en Ilpaea.
NOa cine 8ife Neite BON Scans 8lea
Saumwolen3ease etc. etc. erbaIten.
Gin suass Enforcement bi.resmadtsr @aa-
ZEN, tuelde rir felt Der Yreissrrietrisuns &C.
fauft BADEN.
@erse1et ntdt unieren I'd warsen @Ip,ea.
G'19as, 8anber, 5alstiiGer etc. etc.
IS @aaren
n allen @orten gu baten BEL
J. G. WHITLOCK.
IN 1909 Main @trrbs.
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SIM @tationsbau5e erie

SIM @tationsbaue erie
bigt. Sbomas GuOen. onaeffust ,pc=
gen Irunferbeit, wuroe 81 geltraft.
Sennie Sreeman, farbie. an9etla9t tpes
gen unorocntli6en 9etragens unh 9arnl
auf Der @trabe 9emo9t 5u BADEN, iuuroe
50 9e1traft.
George 8unmeG, al,geflost feline Srau
seldlasen au baden, wuroe So aetraft.
Claiborne Nluree[li uno q. Sacobini,
onaeflagt wesen Sdldaerei ouf Der
@trabe, wuroen lie 50 scitroft.
So1n Sewlett, an9efla9t ii6 ouf cine
Marftbanf 9eiest gu babsn, ,uuroe 50 ses
itraft.
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Circuit Court. Ser 3wed Der
Stage bes 5taates 8irainia sesen Die
&i1mcnb unb 9onpille Gilenbabn 1T,
nm $275,000 fit ben 5taat surild5uer.
balten. tpel9e Die gompasnie inn i6ul-
Oct ba elm Srrtbum bel Dem Saul Der
Snterellen Deg etaates porsefallen iein
ipf.
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$ It n Court. Sic &lagen &C.
ge9en ote &arem6alter in Scout N(ep,
,purbcn inter Der Belonging entlaTen,
oaB tie Die Soften be3ablen uno inner.
balls 10 Sa9en ibre Mnitalten anoera
lpobin perlegen, 100 Die jiioii6e 9ep6lfe.
rung ltidt hinfommt.
Das @.ridt uiteriudte 9eitcrn mebs
rere cipil 6dGe.
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Gngian0.

2onoon, 9. Npril. Die @elddfte
in Der Sonbb6rie iparen bcute flau.-
9tuilifhe uno tirfiide Papiere ,uarcn
nidt aeiudt.
, 1877-04-10

Gircus. Montug uno 9ienitas,
oen 16. uno IT,, miro Der oroBe Sore.
paueb's Cirrus bier @urlteIunscn se-
ben. Gin pradtOoller umsus miro &C..
halten tperoen.
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Stalien.

@enua, 8. Gpril. Sisuor Yeteral
Ia, Der Gcrfalier BON nSone. ooer bic lee
tea Taseu bon Gompeii" uno anbere be.
fannte Saden, 1T seiforben.
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GIrG1erf. Gs beiBt, ooB Geo.
6. @ilbe CUTE MusIidten bat, ais Glert
Der neuen agricultur gommiilion, an.
seItellt 81 iucroen.
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Tranfrei@.

go Baris. o. gpri1 @resorp Ga
ncies. 3eitunssbeaus9eber uao Yolitifer,
1T foot.
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Senrico @ranoSrrb Shoz
mas @torfe uno 9etpis Senocrion, Ne-
ger, muroen BON Der @rano Surp in
Muflage5ultano 9elebt. neil lie in bic
@denne bes 5errn 6. S. 9dpis einse-
bro6en. Mittpoh werber Die Sdle III
teriudt iperben. Sic @rano Suro Der,
taste li1 Bis Mittmo6.
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@cpr9e Oi0fprt, IT,,

Wa9fSIser Yun aeapes & @iblpn.)
q o. 1901 81 Stra6e.
S mpp,temr unb Gambler In
allcn Sorten Torsellan- rllS @fas>
@aareu, iowie in ueridieScnem
Irten SauSbaltunsSse-
ratbfbafter.
ST Babe freben btreft ertalten cine neue
Jprm @irtbi6afts- 8laiGen unb .alle Mrten
Spn @laler, @ritale JIalten, Gbampasner.
@ldier, elm Splss enforcement Ysn Yierpld-
fern. Gisbalter oeer Wadertiibler vNefri9er-
atprs," Iptpie cine srpbe ausWatl BON fransD.
lIi9sa uap easiilteu VsrSsaau.
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@ulo idlub 9eltern Mittay in SEEN
Dorf nit los.
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Subneroieb. Serr ". S. SIN,
bre,u anf g6u,6 Sin i6ob seitern Nlor=
gen furs Dor S%a9esonbru9 auf 4 &erle,
mel9e iein Siibnerhous pliinoern ,poll-
ten. sic liefen bauon uno lieben Die
Sii6ner, Die Tic setGbtet. suriid.
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Sic ohberbnren 9 ii 5 +.
Sic @roBIose Der Ooo feloms. pc51
piele Deutlhe eeb6ren. peroen Deute cine
0erlammlung bier abboltea s. ii.1o
BON allen S6silcn bes Staates pteleNtits
9licoer einsetroffcn.
, 1877-04-10

Sn Der 8e1lerun9. Sobn $.
2ipscomb, melder lebten Sreito9 in ocn
nNail @orfs" perlebt wu;oe, b%efinoet lid
in Der 8elierung.
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.EzN THE CIRCULATION OF THf
STATS GAZETTE Is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-04-10

seg- alle Art Drudarbeiten Sutroen
in rer 3 flee bet nyirstaia Staass.
@asctte" an9'frtiat. 7. -
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8ir9inia @taat8<@ a5etGt
tasltp beraussesebsn BON
9pbn 8. II.
70. 8 3m0lfte stra6e.
u i'd III II 3, y a..
@ubfcriDticr8 Nreifet
Nreiie bet Muaeigem:

-@rSeere @nsetsen persen trtser 6ere6net.
Mnt uber meniser Bel m btlbeu etnen Square.
Aue Mnatteen fnb In, gsraus at satIen.
Die 3eitune wi,b in &ihmcnt unb ttnt'
.ssqcnb Spn bet Irasera tar IS Gents pc,
Bpde aus8etragen.
, 1877-04-10

sEMI-WhEKLY sUN, 50 A YEAR.
Of the same size and general Character AZ
THE WEEKLY. but with o erester variety of
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its subNcri6ers with greater freshness. because
hcones twice a week instead Of ouee only.
, 1877-04-10
THE DAILY SUN, Sc A WEAVE.

A prominently readable newspaper. with ths
arrest circulation In the world. Free, indie.
from everywhere. Two cents q " by mali
Gu cents o month, OF 80 o year. '' ""A
, 1877-04-10
SEND YOUR MONEY

ross Ofice orders. checks, or draf ~vev
AorE wnerever convenient. if not, then ..,s,,,
- 'e'eess containing money. Address
EW ENGLAND. Pnb,,sh.r
~~H "fdcc. New FoFk CIR
, 1877-04-10
= r TO CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY sDy.

THE SEHlI.WEEKLY StJN.
kTe copies. one year, separately nddr
Eight Dollars.
zen coprcs, one year. Separately addressed fany
an extra copy to gctter up OF cfuby,
Sixteen H~sVnra.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-22
JustwaitaLittre.

Republican papers are bowling
about times being no better yet, al
though the Democracy carried Ohio
three weeks since.
With the Republican leaders who
have done all the mischief still in
power in the Presidency and the Sen
ate, and John Sherman in the Treasury
Department, frustrating all efforts of
the Dnmocracy to relieve the people
from the ruinous financial policy OF
forced contraction and resumption,
what else can be expected?
just wait until the Democracy
succeed in getting into power where
they can control and direct the affairs
of the country. and then look out for
q change. The attempt to blind the
people by crying out against the Dem
ocracy before they have got into pow
er exhibits an insoIcnt contempt for
public Ex.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-22
Post office lsobbcd.a

About three o'clock Sunday morn.
ing the post Offices at Grafton, twenty.
five miles south of Cleveland, was
broken into and about fifty dollars
worth of postage stamps and money
stolen, with few registered letters OF
unknown value. The robber had fin
ished his work and was ready to start,
when he was met by Charles Allen,
who slept above the Office, who began
by firing upon the robber in promis
cuous manner. In the darkness he
shot wildly, his balls taking no effect
His revolver was empty when the
robber turned upon him, and eXclaim.
ing, "God damn you you have shot at
me, now i u shoot you y he fired. The
first shot struck Allen in the bowels,
making a dangerous aud probably ia.
tai wound. The rObber fed at once
and made his escape. The tracks oi
blood were found at different parts of
the village, but up to half past nine
o'clock at night the robber had not been
found.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-22
Tweed and Hayes.

William M. Tweed, according to the
eviuencc in his case, misappropriatcti
q large sum OF money belonging to the
city of New York. He has been pun
isbed by imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary, and when subsequently he es.
capped from Ludlow street Jail and fl e.l
to foreign lands, the Government OF
the United States stretched forth it's
long arm, and laid its heavy hand up
on him, aud brought him home to en-
dure further confinement.
Rutherford B. Hayes, by means of
fraudulent returns, has misapprOpria-
ted the high Office OF President Of the
United Stated. Mr.. Justice Strong,
whose vote on purely technical grounds
conferred this Office upon Mr.. Hayes,
considers Mr.. Hayes title to it no bet
ter than that of Mr.. Tweed to the
money which he misapprOpriated.
Mr.. Tweed in prison; Mr.. Hayes in
the White House! Is this right p
N. Y. Sun. aa-eae .aff
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-22

The root Of the financial issue is
whether the government shall furnish
the money for, and do the banking
business OF the people, in an abundant.
cheap and honest manner, or whether
that business shall be turned over to
the banks, money -shavers and gOldol.
aters to take advantage of the peoples
necessities, and swindie and sacrifice
them as aforetime when the govern
ment issned no greenbacks and did
not furnish securities for safe invest
meDt. Tho money mOngers cannot
bear to have the government thns
standing between them and their prey,
and that is the reason why they want
government money out Of the market,
aud the people to have no money ex.
cept as they please to furnish it.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-22

The men who are so Justify bawllng
hard money" are not the ones who
i'm the olden time were in favor of the
money with merry jingle. Look
around you and see if they are not,
nine out. of ten of them, the men who
advocated the old rotten, swindling
banks. Nor are they now sincere in
the advocacy of 'hard money" They
want to procure the retirement of the
legal-tender greenbacks, and give the
entire control of the finances of the
country iato the hands of the money
sharks and place the people and all
their business interests in their hands.
In the days of the old Hero of the
Hermitagea National Bank with $751;
GOO.OOO of capital was dangerous
institutions, and is not a banking sys.
tenn with S4OO,00OOOO more to be
feared?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-22
Words of waning

at the meeting of the New York
bankers, representatives of the Syndi-
cate and paid agents of the Eastern
bondholders with the Finance Com
mittee of the House of Representa-
tives at Washington Oh the night Of
the 18th inst, Mr.. Bland, the author
of the Silver Bill made short speech
in which he uttered some words of
warning which it will be well for
those who are forcing their oppressive
measures upon the people to heed. He
said:
81 want 20 say now, with all due
Difference, you had better accept this
proposition, If l know the people l
represent, and think do. Through
out all the West and South we had a
little experience Of their feelings last
summer, when there was an uprising
all through this Union, and promises
were made that this financial matter
would be attended to-that these peo-
| pie should haye come relief and these
men (meaning the striking labOrers)
went home, and are looking to Con-
gress to-day. But tell you that it
you put on the screws much further,
and reduce these people yet further to
necessities, when that uprising comes
again there is no power in the Gov
ernment to put it down; and instead
of your bonds being paid in gold they
will be wiped out as with sponge.
stand here as conservative man when
l say so. am willing to pay it as
demanded in the bond, and for which
the contract calls: and unless this
measure is adopted you will see men
in the next Congress that will place
you back where you were in 1869
making your debt payable in paper.
l speak to you as friend aud not az
an enemy, as friend to my country
and L warn you now, sincerely and
hOnestly-and take care of that warn.
ing-you had better net oppose this
bill"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-22

TIE House has concurred in the
Senate amendment to the Army bill,
Increasing the force from 10000 to 25,-
900 men.
IL probable that the extra session
OF Con gress will continue through the
month. ai
THERE are 1850 National Banks in
the United States having q capital
.stock paid in of S479, ,467, III, with cir
.culation outstanding Of S291, ,S74, ,236.
The Democratic majority in New
York city and State is given at S.5O2
for Beach, the lowest candidate, Yet
the Republicans console themselves
that they have . majority in both
branches of the Legislature. That is
what they accomplish by gerryman-
dering the State. The majority of the
people do not make the laws.
CIVIL WAR is thought to be immi-
nenf In the French Republic. The
ministers have rendered their resigna.
ton, and the country seems terribly
torn up by dissensions and civil feuds.
But MacMahon is said to be altogeth-
er opposed to violence and scouts the
idea OF a compd 'etat, as purposeIess.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-22
TRAGEDY IN CHURCH..
4 Woman Shot by Her Hus band.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November lS.-
A tragedy without q parallel in the
history of this or any other city's
crime was enacted in the Lombard
street Protestant Episcopal Church to-
day. The congregation had assem- led
and the pastor had begun the sermon,
when man of genteel appearance,
but with wild, uncertain eye, entered
the church and sat in one of the rear
pews. The interruption which his
entrance caused was but slight, and
before the sermon was concluded his
presence was forgotten. When the
benediction was about TO be pronounce
ed, however, he jumped to his feet and
walked to pew directly behind the
one occupied by Mrs. Elizabeth Sayers.
lie hesitaied for moment before en-
tering, but finally went in and assumed
reverential air until the bIessing was
concluded. .t9agrat a- HssvIo.
No sooner had the last words OF
the minister died away than the stran
ger quickly drew a Derringer pistol
from his pocket, and, taking deliber-
ate aim, shot Mrs. Savers in the back.
There were screams of alarm from the
women Of the church, and the men. as
soon as they could recover from the
paralysis which seemed to be upon
them, rushed to where the lady had
fallen. The man who had fired stood
his work, and then coolly returned the
weapon TO his pocket and walked rap
idly out of the building. Only one
gentlemau-a Deacon, George Miller
had the presence of mind 10 follow
him.
When the assassin quilted the build
ing he walked rapidly toward Eleventh
and Lombard streets, where he was
overtaken and arrested by his pursu-
crs, who recognized the man as Alex
andcr Il. Savers, the wounded woman's
husband. When Mr., Miller asked him
the reason for his terrible conduct, be
made no reply but began complaining
OF his head, and walked quietly with
him to the station.
Meantime Mrs. Sayres was removed
to the basement OF the chmch. The
blood from her wound stained the
door as they carried her along, and
she seemed to be dying. The ball, an
unusually large one, had entered the
back over the left lung. The physi-
clan prObcd tor it. but was unable 10
find the lodging place. Mrs. Sayres,
rapidly sinking, was then removed to
the Pennsylvania Hospital, and is no.
expected 10 live through the night.
Sayres is either temporarily derang-
ed, Or pretends TO be. No reason l.
assigned for his murderous assault. II
is said that tie man is mOnOmaniac
on the subject of dying in the poor
house. and that he had charged his
wife and two sons with conspiracy to
ruin him. The event causes great cx-
element and Indignation.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-22

PARKER Pillsbury, who has been as
thorough all abolitionist as Phillips OF
Garrison, has written letter in which
he says:
The most cowardly of all was ii,
after the rebel States were restored to
the Union, to keep them under mill
tary control for the pretended reason
that their former slaves would not be
sale ii left to their care, On the show
ing of Republicans themselves how
has it been under the policy pursued
in the last five years? So far, L DO
not more admire President Hayes
policy than wonder it had not been
adopted before. The Republican
leaders must have nearly forgotten the
words OF Mr.. Lincoln, it not quite, the
last time he ever spoke upon this sub
ject: Let us all join in doing the
things necessary to restore the practi-
cal relations between the States and
the UniOn.' Military menaces were
no part of such Il policy. The South
has never yet been fairly trusted or
tried till now. And the success 50 far
attended the Presidents policy seem,
to be q stunning rebuke to the party
in power, that it has never been tried
before, it not full guaranty for time 10
come
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-22
List of Patents.

This list of Patents granted invent
ors of Ohio by the UnitedStatesPatel
Office, issued Nov. 14.h, and bearing
date Oct. %, 1877, is furnished to this
paper by r. S. & A. P. Lacey, Solicit
ors of Patents, 500, 7th street, Wash
ington, D. Z.
ONO INVENTORS.
L. Gallagher, Businessburg; Elcva-
tors for water. gram sc.
JAS. Hoax, Spring field PruniM g i'm.
plements.
j. S. Hull, Cincinnati; Apparatus
for supplying Hydrocarbon oils to
buildings.
S. z. Lovelace, Lancaster; Vehicle
axle skeins,
w. w. McCallip, Columbus; Ma
chine for rolling wire rods.
Mary A. Sprague, Garfield; Milk
Pail Stools.
S. B. Alexander, Springfield ;Exten-
sion table slides.
Jacob Austine, Huntsville; Miliers
paint stafis.
Jno. Crawford, Vanlue; Animal
Traps.
JAS. B. Hague, Napoleon; Horse
shoes.
Geo. w. Hobbs, Apple Creek ;Grain
Binders.
G. c. McBrair, Cincinnati; Process
for CLOSING labels.
G. M. Peters, Columbus ;DashBoards
for vehicles.
j. Ill. Thomas, Springfield; Horse
Hay Rakes.
Jas. F. Winchell, Springfield; Seed
ing Machines (reissue).
The following is list of the P. o
changes in Ohio for the week ending
Nov. IA, 1877 reported by RS. & A.P
Lacey Solicitors of Patents, 529 7th ST
Washington ID. c.:
Benton Ridge, Hancock Co. Ii. W
Hughes, New T NJ.
Brady, Guernsey Co. MatildaDille.
hay P. NJ. Established.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-22

ON Tuesday evening of last week
James Boyle shot and killed Dennis
Quinn at his house in Alliance. Boyle
was ct . grocery kept by his sister in
the eastern part of the city in q half
drunken condition, and insulted many
customers who came in. Dennis Quinn
and Andrew Ryan who were present
took Boyle 10 his home just across the
way and after arriving there sat down
in chairs When, before they discovered
his intent, Boyle took down his shot
gun and fired at Quinn, the charge en-
breast just above the heart, killing
him instantly. Boyle was arrested
end secnred in the lookup.