The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-04-05


ten TO word, and declared | had
overturned him on purpose, anu Tor
bade me ever to enter his house again.
Here was pretty state of th:nge,
Tor a fellow who wanted to marry the
old boys daughter.
Mr.. Morton declared that all people
who liyed in cities were rascals; re-
fused me his daughter, and command
ed her never to write, or hold COM
munication with me in any way what
ever.
am unhappy; Jessie Morton is lost
to me forever.
MEN TO WHOM THE FIR aUDULENT
PRESIDENT is INDEBTED.
|. From the st. Louis Times.
Don Cameron nominated Hayes at
Cincinnati. Hayes cannot go back on
Don Cameron and his father.
Jay Gould contributed $4,000 to
the Hayes campaign fund. and made
it his particular business TO carry Or
egon. Hayes cannot go back on Jay
Gould.
Morton went to California and fixed
up sixteen thousand fraudulent votes
for Hayes. Hayes cannot go back on
Morton.
Judson Fitzpatrick swung the bloody
shirt for Hayes all over the United
States. Hayes cannot go back on Kill
patrick.
j. Madison Wells, by fraud, gave
the vote of Louisiana for Hayes
Hayes cannot go back on Wells.
Tyner,the Postmaster General. broke
the back of the Bristow movement at
G ncinnati. Hayes cannot go back on
Tyner.
Bob Ingersoll denounced God and
the Democracy in the interest of
Hayes. Hayes cannot go back on In
gersoll.
Taft employed twelve thousand
deputy marslials at the peoples ex-
pense, to help Hayes through. Hayes
cannot go back on Taft.
Shellabarger sat with his feet in hu-
man gore, all for Hayes. Hayes can
not go back on Shellabarger.
Logan stood by the Whiskey Ring,
and brought it into line for Hayes.
Hayes cannot go back on Logan.
Stanley Matthews is Hayes brother
in-law. Hayes cannot go back on his
wife's relation.
Grant held the army level for Hayes.
Hayes cannot go back on the army OF
Grants relatives now holding office.
Deacon Richard Smiths wicked
partners lied like pirates all through
the campaign for Hayes. Hayes cam
not go back on the wicked partners.
Halstead began Il speech for Hayes
one night in New York. It was never
finished, but it got into the newspa-
pers all the same. Hayes cannot go
back OH Ualstead.
Il. Chandler sent forward the sup
plies of "money and troops" in II g
interest of Hayes. Hayes cannot go
gack on Chandler,
John Sherman stood up in the SEN
ate and in behalf of Hayes eulagized
J. Madison Wells. Hayes cannot go
back on Sherman.
BURIED CITIES IN CENTRAL ASIA.
An expedition to explore the buried
cities of Central Asia is talked of in
Bombay and elsewhere in India. That
treasures like those at Mycerne may
be found in the sands of Mongolia is
at least possible. If tradition he oi
any valuc-a tradition, too. which has
persistently clung to one locality
through the lapse of centuries-the
tomb of Ghengiz Khan is yet, with it'
fabulously rich treasures, to be found
Gas Colonel Prejevalsky was told by
the Mongols) to the south of Lake Ia
basun-Nor. Your readers may re
member the quaint legend about the
last resting place of the great Khan
Within the tomb lies q man who seem
asleep. Every evening a sheep or :
horse is tied near the spot, and loi il
the morning the animals have beer
eaten. In 800 years, says the Mongol
the sleeper will awake and lead count
less hosts of his children to victory
and dominion. The old story is sait
to be circulating more and more wild
ly every year. Then the Mongols sa,
that constantly the drifting sands dis
close here and there, gold and silve
treasures. which they have super
stitious dread of touching. The bur
led cities under the sands of the Cob
are affirmed to be mines OF incalcula
BILE wealth, guarded by gnomes ant
fearful spells, while all the deserts
around the hidden ruins are peoplet
by myriads of bowling ghosts Len
d IN Athensum.
THE Republic of Mexico covers al
area of 100000 square miles, and
divided into twenty-three States, hav
ing a population of about 100000
All byrriers have been removed t
!, Protestant effort by the Government
and the country is open, as far as th
authorities are concerned, TO Evangel
istic labor; but there are other gres
obstacles to a hearty reception of th
truth, such as Romans IL, gross i'm
moralities, revolutions and persecr
ton.
VERIFY the eyes of the tramp wa,
:. crossing the street last night p;cke
II up a patent gun wad lying on Il
d pavement. Ere he had well inspecte
it, out of the gloom came a huDgl
boxing lot of rags. aud voice issuir
II therelrom said, g. Young man, | nee