The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-06
OHIO.

A cot with no eyes is reported born
nesr Orrville.
OHIO raised 3S,166,05S lbs. Tobacco
is 1SS0-an average of 952 lbs to the
acre.
Two missionaries are holding forth
the delights Of Mormonism in the cas-
tern part of Wayne county.
A society has been organized in Gin.
ciDnsti for the purpose OF promoting
sanitary and educational interests.
Isaiah Harris, Of Tuscarawas comfy,
has constructed an artficial'lake IN the
woods, which he will stock with fish
1t Is expected that the rtmovsl Of the
remains OF Chief Justice Chase to Gin.
cinnati will take place early in June.
An enterDrising Warren hoy breeds
hawks, apd, sells the heads of the young
ones TO aae authorities Tor fifty cents
each.
Ohio in 1880 made Sc 16l 306 pounds |
Of Butter, manufactured 27 533 Ats lbs. !
Of cheese and laid 2S,036, 1897 dozen OF
Eggs.
A box-car On the Panhandle at u bana
was opened and found to contain nint-
teen trsmps from the West bound for
Pitsburg.
Ex.Tressurer William Heinrich, OF
Augla'ze county, had three indictments
found against him for forgery by the
grand jury
Michael Enright and Joseph Glaser,
near Pqua, had a dispute over a line
fence Saturday. in which the latter had
his >kul fractured
During the storm Saturday night thir
tr.fuur sheep gathered under a cherry
tree on The farm of N. Winget, near Mt.
Glead, were killed by lightning.
A worthy Painesvillian gets his jug
flled on a p eseription signed by regu.
lar physician. which reads Let him have
all the whisky he wants from now ill
eternity"
John R. Sheets, sent to the peni,en-
tiary in 1880 from Morgan County for
two years for cutting with intent to
wound, was par'loned by the Governor
May 25th.
D. G. Howell, Of the United States
Fish Commission, on Monday. placed
about 800 coo young sand-rock salmon
in the no tn fork OF the Licking river,
near Newark
John Mitchell, one of the oldest and
wealthesl citizens Of Union county died
AT his residence in Marysville, Tuesday,
aged eighty-'wo. He was q cousin ci
Hon james G Blaine.
An organization composed OF dele
gates from over thirty local lodges aud
societies has been formed in Cincinnati
for the purpose of resisting the SUNDAY
and other laws believed by them to b.
uni lst
Geo. Cruel attempted to xiii Julia
Grigsley with hammer, at Z'nesvile.
He escaped by a skf on the mudd,
! Muskingum, but revolver brought him
to shore. He now plays checkers be-
hind the bars
Judge Thurman was interviewed re.
garding his candidacy for Secretary OF
State, and said be was not candidate
for any office, least of all that of Sec
retary Of State, and any report of tha,
kind from Washington vas absurd.
TWENTY counties OF Ohio have furnish.
ed Governors as follows: Hamilton,
eight; Ross, four; Adams. one; Trum-
hull, two, Pike, one: Champaign, one
Belmont, two; Warren, two; Richiand
two; Fairfield, one; Washington, seven :;
Sandusky, one; Seneca, Two; Butler,
one; Geauga, two.
The total value of Horses, Mules,
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs listed for tax
alton in Ohio in 1881 was SS3,474 EOS
The total amount Of the capital stock o.
the National Banks in Ohio as returned
for the year 1881 was S27, ,599, ,0C0-no
nne-third the value of the Horses Mules,
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs.
About 81 900 day is what the clos
ing down Of tie Bellaire Nail Works
takes out of the money placed in the
hands OF the employers and literally
spent in Bellaire Meme of the en-
pIoyees think the strike will last very
long so far as the Belaire mill is con.
cerned, because there is no stock on
hands.
The Journal is mistaken The Demo-
Gratis have not taken position against
) taxDg the privilege of liquor selling
1t is against taxing privilege not per
mitled that the Democrats have raised
their voices. If the people desire to
license anf tax The privilege, the Demo-
Gratis will make no objectlon.-C Columbus
Times
Tue body OF Isasc Gardner. who, with
three of his daughters, was drowned
two miles below Port Washington, a
week ago last Wednesday, was found
floating down the Tuscarawas river,
about nine miles below the place ot
drowning, on Tuesday. This makes the
third victim OF this dreadful calamity
which has been found.
} The number of Civil Judgments taken
: in Ohio for the year ending June 30
1881. was 19, ,924, Tor Sl5.s9o Alb in the
aggregate. ANerd3e dhOuut vi edCH
Judgment, IA, lCS. The number OF Civil
Jude ements, taken in Onio Tor the year
ending June 80, 1S7l-ten wears before
was l4,O29 for SlS,339 .765,27 Aver
age amount OF each judgment, 3d.
: 072 II.
The total number of suits brought in
Ohio for divorce for the year ending
June 80, 81, was 4,l4l; 673 we're
! granted, 649 refused and 1879 we're
E pending. Cause: For adultery. 905 /;
; for absence and neglect, l,674 for cruel.
, ty 903; for drunkenness, 4l0: for fraud,
Ga, for all other causes, 212, Drunken
. ness ranks only fourth in magnitude in
this sorrowiul business.
: Dr. A j. Erwin, Of Mansfield, who
last January received q charge of shot
, in his side from shotgun as he was in
2 the act of opening bis own gate, on
t Tuesday caused the arrest Of John Fox
y wealthy farmer, living near Belleville
: as The wnuld-be assassin Fox will
e have preliminary hearing on FRIDAY,
8 giving security in the sum of 81 600 for
{. his appearance. 1t is claimed the evi.
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