The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-25
FROM ALL POINTS.
About Things Generally.

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A New York police officer has just
died worth 5000 COO
Seventy.6ve OF the ninty.nine coun-
ties in Iowa voted for Prohibition.
1t costs the United States about $685..
600 600 every year to 90 to Europe.
There is no material change in the
"strike" situation throughout the coun-
try.
The House has seated another con-
testant, and reduced the minority by
one,
The Senate caucus resolves to con-
tinue the discussion OF the revenue re
duction bill.
Eighty million dollars. worth ofreadv
made clothing WAS manufactured in New
York last year.
TIE Penusvlvania Regulars and Inde-
pendents failed 10 harmonizs. and there
is no further hope.
Three dollars seat will be the price
charged to see Mrs. Lsngtry by her
American manager.
Judge Advocate General Swain has
again reported that the findings OF the
Mason court-martial were Illegal.
The estimated amount of old grain in
store on the lines of Western roads lead
ing to Chicago is 1000 600 bushels.
Brave Bear. the Sioux Indian who was
TO he hung on the Goth at Yaukton, has
been granted respite OF sixty days.
Senator Joe Brown, of Georgia, has
given the State University $4,000, for
the education of INDECENT young men
Reports from Texas are to the effect
that the wheat, oats and millet crops
are above the average. The c,rn needs
rain.
Since the hot season began, sixty four
ship captains have died Of yellow fever
at the different ports of the island Of
Cuba.
Reports indicate that there will he
hut half crop of broom corn this year
1t has been 30 wet that growers could
not plant
The Illinois State Department Of Ag-
ricuture reports the hay crop to be the
largest ever known, and improving in
quality and value.
Weston. the pedestrian, is giving tenn
perauce lectures In England. He ex,
poets to start in the great race at New
York in October
Miss Clokev, the Washington, Pa
young lady who recently married q ne
gro porter, has heen placed in an insane
asylum at Pittsburgh,
Bethsrd, the crank Who tried to bor-
row q pistol to shoot Guitea1, vas sent
up as vagrsnt for three months in
Washington, Monday.
Since 1859 the worlds prodnct OF eof.
fee has increased from 675 1000 900
pounds to 1,300.0 900 pounds, and
still the cry is for more.
The man Bellville, who killed Dotv
at the mouth of Pipe Creek Belmont
county, has not been arrested, although
officers are in search Of him
A number OF papers belonging TO
Guiteau were found in the bundle room
of the Palmer House, Chicago, which
had been left uncslled for for several
years.
Tritty Thompson and Kitty Hsriy
qusrreled near Lswistown, N. G. The
latter used an ak and the former q huge
carying knife, with which she hacked the
former TO pieces.
The top OF fence in an inundated
tract in Illinois reached just above the
water. and for days everv post and hoard
was piled high With snskes, endeavoring
to save their lives.
Adjutant General Drum, Gen Rug
giles. and q number OF other officers who
participated in the battle OF Antietam,
have gone to visit that historical field
aud renew old memories.
The Fenians held courcil in New
York, Sunday, and O'Donavan Rpssa
con6dingly told the reporters that they
had arranged to blow up the Eaglish
vessels about the Suez canal
The men employed at the governmni
works at He'll Gate, N. Y. have received
letters signed j. A. Hubbell, chairman
of the Republican Congressional Com.
mittee, asking for contributions, "which
it is hoped will not be less than Sl7.50
Rioting occurred among loo Italians
employed on the Rellsire, Cincinnati
and Z.nesville rsilroad near Z,nesville
on the 18Th inst. Oae man was hurt
and the ringlesders arrested Trouble
arose because all would not join in de.
mand for an advance.
John Bright, in Parliament, said he
had nothing to defend in his resignation
He disapproved of the proceedings ai
Alexandra. He believed the moral Law
applied to nations as well as individuals
and that the proceedings he disapproved
were violation thereof and OF internatio.
nal Law.
The Secretary OF War has issued &
circular letter to the employees OF the
War Department, calling for full infor'
nation regarding their positions, the
date OF their appointments from what
State, and also inqniring the number o.
relatives, II any, and otherwise employ
ed in the Government service.
Members Of the Louisiana delegation