The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-25

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HA1ENNA. rHUKSDAY. NOV. rs. 1880.
The Press for $3.50 a Year,
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GOVERNOR WlLLIAMs, of, Indiana,
died at-Indianspolis on, Saturday .Isst.
GARFIELD,s official plurality i'm
New York /" on the face Of the returns's
Is q ,O33. F''' t5fH"F' =. q
1T Is reported that Jay Gould has
obtained control Of the New York
World for the price OF 800, 300. q
IY Garfield did not write the Morey
Chinese letter, 1t must have been The
work Of some adept at mind; reading
GARFIkLD's plurality over Hancock
in Connecticut is 1855. Weaver had
sss, and Dow 4l2 votes. - !, :
THz Denpcfanc1 Stxte OF Texas is
ost of debt spd has 81, OPP 900 il thle
State TreasnrJda re > ,En;i eaii a.
CosenIssi will meet on Mond.s,,
Decembes4 Oh Likewise the Ohio
LeGfslasuse.p u -f.salsiia igoiJ3sJ !.
-I9;H: = ft,i<I9T-sf ~ 8: 5t5.!f
0BNERAL, 6HRRNAN wants .theifed-
sral army increased.i Inithe meantime
fifteen cSmpaniss Of our State militia
have bssp mnstered out Of service. 81
A MovHMHNT II on; foot Ia New
York to rzise . fund Of S25o. .0OO for the
bsnsfit of the great National tramp,
and dead bnt, Ulysses g. Grant. All
ready some ~, coo has been subsorihsdr
UroN the principle tha. one .geod,
tsrn deserves smother, It Is sngae sted
that GarAsid should give Dick Par
sons the position Of Attorney General
in his cabinet. - 80 o''
BOB INGEnsoLL and Rev.. Henry
Ward Bsscher have both recently dis
charged their venom against the DEM
ecratic party. Extremes meet. -
TIE jury In the case of the State ys
Homer HarroG, on trial at Youngs-
town for killing Marshal Cone at CAM
field, returned verdict of guilty of
murder in the second degree ION Sum-
day morning. IL ~ '.''' -
Az exchange asks: How did the
sx-Presidsnt, Grant, get money with
which to travel about the world in
state for three or four years, rent .
house on Fifth avenue, and speculate
in mining stocks7 How could he
have got it legitimately? = /
The Republicans are already begin
ming to make preparations for the in
augurstion of Garfield. Committees
to arrange for the affair haye already
been appointed, and it is said to be The |
purpose Of the managers to make the |
ceremonies rival those incident to
royal ceronstions. Still this is a.
plain, simple, farmer Republic. .5I
FAILuHEs are now almost of daily
occurrence in all the business centers
OF the country, and they are generally
OF . very DISASTROUS description. The |
business boom promised as the result |
OF Garfeld's election doesn't seem to
be in q particular hurry about coming
saong. --.ef fr--. -4ios-..i stii r.r Il
BURcHARp,. Director of. the Mint, |
estimated. the amount Of gold, jim. this
country on the list of November at
$525 6S1 ,l79. The bullion In the mint
on November l was valued at SS4, 1
602, IT'S. The coinage of sta ds rd ,sil.
yer dollars up. to November ], I,amounl.:
ed to $7AS47575o. ~ m"'a'ii laf =
= -.g;i1s -i.t.rs.ss e. Fl ~. /
A DISPATCH from. Jacks son, Michigan.
Nov. 10th, Gays Mrs. Mary, A. Gilbert.
wife of Engineer Gilbert, killed in 8 !
terrible collision here last winter, was
yesterday awarded 81, 600 by Al jnry. !
against the Michigan Central u Her
claim was for $17,4OO. The Railroad
Company had offered to pay 81, 500 as
Q compromise. and will probably ap
peal the case. -i.; .iii - - g
TIE SAnto Domingo Congress has.
passed decree that, considering the
proofs sufiicient that the remains found
in the cathedral, September 10, 1877,
are the remains of Christopher Co.
lumbus,s a monument to eushrine them
shall be erected at the capital. All
American Governments are solicited
TO contribute to the fund. The Gov,
ernment OF Santo Domingo" gives
$4,000.
IT is reported from Washington
that there is no longer any doubt that
General Schofield is to be removed
from West Point in consequence of
his attitude on, the question Of the
Radical pet. Whitaker, who mutilated
himself and attempted to have some
Of the white cadets punished for doing |
the fob, and because he was friendly
to and supported Hancock for the
Big Damages Asked.
Mr.. Albro A. Waters, of CARROTS
ville, has commenced suit in the |
Common Pleas Court of Cuyahoga |
against the Herald Publishing
Mark Hama, H. L. Terrell,
J. H. A. Bone ct al, for libel, laying
his damages at $25,0O0. The petition
Of Waters alleges that on the 2Sth of
1880, the defendants mali
siossly, falsely and wickedly printed
md pabllshed false, scandaions and
libel Of and concerning him
that 10 to say, "Serious sin charged to
} prominent Garrettsville man;
uaaa~ sui.l .rniaad al fha Iaha