The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-06-08

IT is predicted that Congress will |
adjournabout the Goth of July. o
THE Thin Woelen Company failed |
last week, with liabilities amounting
to 500, co. 14ssl i'is', - ati = '0i>' 'f
A flowing vein ofpetroleum has been
struck at ihe depth of al feet at Baxter
Springs, Kansas. '''''-
GENERAL, Giuseppe Garibaldi, the
italian patriot, died at Caprera on Fri
day evening last. EIe was born July
4th, 1907. ,'...', t......t .,,..r,I
A NATIONAL Greenback Conven-
tion is TO be called when a petition for
that purpose receives 500, 900 signatures
The Republican leaders will see that
the signers are obtained.
THE Republican State Convention
is in session today wednesday, in
Columbus, and we shall soon see what
position they take upon the temper
ance question but it is safe to predict
double dealing, as usual. fE
BTshoP GILMORE has issued bull
accommodating the women of Par
nell Branch of the Ladies' Land
League of Cleveland from communion
with the Catholic Church.
Cpl. w. l.. BROWN, of the New
York Evening News, formerly of the
Youngstown Vindicator, is talked of
as candidate for Congress to succeed
Ben. Wood from New York. The
Colonel is deservedly popular and
would do honor to the position.
THE Supreme Court has decided
that the Pond act is unconstitutional,
and now il the Franklin county Court
shall convict the parties charged with
bribery, the stuffing will be pretty
much knocked out of the model Legis-
AT the recent convention of the Re-
publicansi OF Franklin county there
was not d German delegate present.
1t, looks as though the Republicans
were saying, damn the Dutch, or the
Dutch were saying, damn the Repub-
THE, Ishpeming, Mich, Agitatol
says vein of lead ore, carrying $l2 Of
silver and So of gold to the ton, has
been discovered on the property of the
Ropes gold and silver company, foul
miles north of Ishpeming. 5e
DURING the month of May, 9O,Ole
immigrants arrived at Castle Garden
New York. At the same rates for the
whole year, the influx of foreigners a
tire port of New York alone, wOulG
aggregate $f,OSS, ,22S. This voluntary
moving of population is without par
allel in the worlds history. ~
TIIE Akron Times says: Tn,
Puritanical element just at present ha
control of the City of Akron, through
its, chief executive officer. 1t is now
: for.the first time in the history of thi
city, or for that matter, any city in TIN
broad State of Ohio, crime to sell al
orange "a glass of soda water, a plat
of ice cream or cigar on Sunday.
IRIS announced that Mr.. Clemen
r issell, a leading business man @
Massillon, will be candidate for Con
grsss before the Republican Conven
zion Of the 18th district. This will b
an annoyance to the Majah, VIII
Thought he had the coast clear for
fourth term. 1--'l
The strike among the iron worker
throughout the country was Inaugural
ted on Thursday of last week, an
thousands of men are out of employ
ment and many, mills closed Ho,
long the lockout will last is beyon
to power of conjecture. Each part
expects the other to yield. The disas
trous effects are already being felt b.
business and, trade, especially in tn
vicinity of the strikes. ai,
THERE'S nothing in name. Th
Repu bIican Poker Legislature las
winter named their bantling an act t
regulate the traffic in intoxicatin
liquors. and now the Supreme Coul
pionounces it a license law, which th
constitution declares the Legislator
shall not enact. But the Radical leaC
ers avowed their determination {
stand by the action of the Legislator,
and to fight it out on that line if
takes all summer. Will they do it
Nous UeProns. et
Don CAMERON, the Republica
boss" OF Pennsylvania, is reporte
to have threatened recently that if tn
party goes back on him he will abar
don the doctrine of protection and az
vocate free trade. There's devotion /
principle for you. But then it is gel
uine Republicanism, whose leaders al
fighting solely for the spoils. Onl
for the cohesive power of public plul
der, that great party could not survi,
another contest. ~. '.s'".
A WASHINGTON telegram says Gu
teau now realizes that he has no hol
left in this world, and that he mu
surely die on the scaffold in fe
days. His bold and defiant air is q
gone, and he evidently labors und,
great mental depression. He neith
reads nor writes any more, but lies c
his cot the picture of despair. III
prison guards predict complete CO
lapse, and say that he may not live
see his doom.
A FEW days ago Willard Carver,
Homework, this county, who drives
wagon, selling tin and glassware, toe
in trade for tinware bag of rags, of
lady living near FairmOunt. Aft
going some distance, by the mere
accident, he discovered small bag
gold hidden in the rags. He immed
ately returned to the lady he got ii
rags of, and restored the lost treasur
-[Ohio Patriot.