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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-08-16
SDeciUI Sale of Watches.

We offer one Ladies' American Hunting Case
Gold Key Winding Watch with Diamond
Mounted Chain, for Watch and Chain. only $780,
One Lady's American Hunting Case Gold Key
Winding Watch, price $25.
One Lady's American Hunting Case Stem
Winding w atch. Gold Case, price $35.
The above Watches are carried but little and
are as good as new, and will be fine time keep
ers.
Ono Lady's Open Face Geld Watch. 1s case.
splendid time keeper, price S22.
One Gents heavy Key Winding American
Watch. 1s case, open face, fine movement;
price $50,
One Gents Key Winding Open Face, White
Dial, 1s k case. 10 Jeweled English Chain Lever
price $35.
One Gents Key Winding Hunting Case. full
Jeweled English Chain Lever, 10 heavy.
price $a5.
One Silver Hunting Case American Watch
price $40.
One Silver Open Face American Watch.
price $40.
One Swiss Hunting Case Stem Winding
Watch, price $15.
These Watches arc all worth double the price
asked for theM. Call and SEQ them.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-08-16

THE great political racket in this
State is announced to be commenced
by both parties on the 18th of Eeptem-
Der. Then the eyes of the whole ma
tion will be upon OHIO. .,' = 81. I
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IT is reported that OH account of the
reduction of the wool tariff, Hon. Co
lumbus Delano, of Mt. Vernon, will
take the stump for the Democrats,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-08-16

THE preparations for the Ohio State
Fair, to be held in Columbus, Septem.
ber Sd, 4th, 9Th, 9Th and 7th, are on a
larger scale than ever before.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-08-16
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

Town and Country Property for sale OF ex-
change.
We buy or sell. according to the demand.
J.. "a. DUSSEL.
offer for sale the following desirable prop
erty:
A VALUABLE FARM, of a5 acres, just out
OF the corporate limits. Price, S., ,0CO. Terms
easy.
FARM OF $50 ACRES, in south part of
Aurora township. FavOrably located. Price,
50 c00.
HOUSE and TWO LOTS near Diamond
Glass Factory Price. s.. .OO0.
A NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS in very
favorable locality, in this place. Price, from
$3.50 to $3.50.
a FINE RESIDENCE ON Linceln Avenue
Price, $1,000.
j. H DUSSEI-
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS!
sd HARRIS Il SON PUBLISHERS AND RDIroRs
Tho Prees TOR $3.50 q Year,
Sss adUGnce.
DEMOCRiTIC STATE TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR,
GEORGE HOADLY, of Hamilton.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JOHN G. WARWICK, of Stark.
JUDGE OF SUPREME coURT--sHoRT TERM.
M. ID. FOLLETT. of Washington.
JUDFE OF SUPREME CoURT-LoNG TERN,
SELWYN N. OWEN. of Williams.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
J.W. .CkUIKsHANK, oil Mimi.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JAMES LAWRENCE. of Cuyahoga.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, 49,
, EMIL KIEsWET1 Els, OF Franklin.
FOR TREAsURER OF STATE, oc'
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FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
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FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, 2
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WAIT BROTHERS.

in Rockford Watches we can sell you time
keeper for $40 that Will net vary enc minute
per month. In any style or grade OF W atch we
will make you prices that will be sure to please
you.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
Down on Dunn.
Special Dispatch to The BhH,

1879
NEW YORK, May 20.-Ths acqu!ttal
of Jsre Damn In the trial for murder
Ing Elliott has aroused the utmost In
dignation among the friends of Elliott
in this city, and many of them predict
that 1t would BIZ unhealthy for Dunn
to come to New York" John Stiles,
who was for years an intimate friend of
Elliott, and who when the prize fighter
was killed brought his body to this
city and paid all funeral expenses,
frowned ominously when asked his
opinion and said, eyes, he was let go,
and his jury, composed of twelve
honest men, ought to be strung and
made to tell what they got for their
verdict. They are all afraid Of Dunn.
They want to have him kill half
dozen moro men before they hang
him"
Orvln Kelly, another friend Of Ell,
lott, said: THE whole jury was
bought by Duun's vile. She 10 worth
about 800, 600, ard spent $50, 900 tc
clear him A dead man is no good,
and Elliott's friends did not have
money TO svenge him. If Dunn evel
comes here VIC will make 1t 30 hot fol
him he will never get out of 1t. Duur
hss got rid # four mon and he woR''
wind up until no has laid his dczsr
low. When he killed Logan on Hous
ton street In 1869 he shot him dow
while walking along the sidewalk
Logan had no chance. Damn follow
ed the same plan with Elliott"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21

Special Dispatch TO THs Bee.

SPSSsi bipp~ssh
LONDON, May 20.-A box with a
fuse attached was discovered on the
steps Of Peterborough cathedral to.
day. When examined at the police
station 1t was found to contain four
boxes filled with various colored
liquids, together with many wires
and springs. On the lid Of the box
was q representation of the skull and
bones with the woris Beware Of
the invinoible army" The box WAS
marked "Depot branch office, 81
Broadway street, Now York" On
a slip of paper inside the box were
the words, Coincidence makes towards
Of sll men," Although the sffG!r Ia
considered a hoax the worshlppers at
the cathedral were much alarmed.
William Chambers, l., L. D., a
we'll known publisher, aged SO, Is
dead.
Davitt, Hesly aud Qainn have
been forbidden to receive visitors In
consequence of the recent lettera
forwarding subscriptions to the Par
nell fund and condemning the pope's
circular.
Cetewayo has been defeated, this
time with great slaughter.
The village of Longefor, In Savoy,
has been almost entirely destroyed by
fire, only four building, remaining
standing. Four hundred persont
were made homeless by the fire.
America will send eixty painting
to the forthcoming art exhibition a
Munich.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
MISSOURI.


Special ID patch to lHs BBE.
ST. LOUIS, May 10. Friday nights
tornado plowed through three coun-
ties In Missouri, Montgomery, War
rem and St. Charles. Besides de-
stroylng q large amount of property,
1t killed and seriously wounded over
twenty people, The greatest destruc-
tion was wrought In ST. Charles coun-
ty, where q large number of farm
houses and buiioings were leyelled,
Douglas LlcketJ, wife and two daugh
ters were all fatally II Injured. John
jenkins was killed, II HIS two sons
fatpliy injured. 10 tho peighbor-
hood OF Floristel, st. Chaslea coun-
ty, and thence for fifteen miles
int9 Warren county, the track of
storm is traced by numerous wrecks
and aboat twenty people more or less
injured. On Dog Prairie several
large, costly housed and bans loaded
with grains were demolished, o.
Allen Prairie dwelliugs and ou.houses
met the same fate. On Loutre island
in tho Missouri river, a number OF
miles southwest of any Of the above
points, the storm totally destroyed FIVE
dwellings and all outhouses, The
losses In the three counties will rur
up Ia the hundreds of thousands.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
Speculation and Its Result
neciaI Disnatch IN Tun RHH

CHICAGO, May 20.--A statement Is
published here to the effect that Bon
Jones, son of j. Russell Jones, OK
collector of customs In this city, has
been spaculating extensively on the
strength of prominent names The
story Ia that he occupied confidential
position with the grain commission
firm of Smith & Mccormick; that In
that capacity he was In the habit of
bringing in orders for the purchase or
sale of grain from people of standing,
who did not care to have IL known
that they were dealing In margins,
Among the orders thus brought
was one, it Ia said, In
tho name of Potter Palmer,
together with n deposit of 81, goo
The deal went the wrong way and the
firm finally presented a bill for Sc. coo
against Mr. Palmer as the amount
advanced In carrying the deal,
Palmer repudiated 1t and said he new
or gave such order. The other deall
were Investigated AMI 1t il said the
net result was about $50, 900 to prof
and loss on the part of this firm alone
1t Is reported other firms suffered al
well. Jones went into business OF
his own account some years ago anc
failed. 1t Is claimed his speculation
have cost his father $40, 600. Youn.
Jones says matters are oil husceptibi,
| of explanation.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
Jere Dunn's Reception.


CHICAGO, May 19.-The verdict
reached In the trial Of Jere Dunn
provokea savage comment In all the
city papers this morning, and the
alleged agencies which aided In his
acquittal are particularly condemned
by two or three of the morning Jour.
nails. They all give long accounts of
the reception rendered Dunn by the
sporting fraternity after he quilted
the court room, champagne being
given him at q resort known
as "The Drnm," which lasted
very nearly through the entire night.
Among those who grssped the hand
of Damn was a character known al
"Stock Yards Johpnie," and Dunn,
resenting his overtures, struck the
man In tho face. The incident Ia re-
lated to have put the crowd In high
spirits. The leading counsel who
had defended Dunn 30 successfully
was noted among those present at the
fine supper.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
FRANCE.

PARIS, May 20.-The second ballot
for member of the chamber of deputies
for the sixteenth ACCOMPLISHMENT to.
day resulted In M. Gala, conservative,
receiving 3.036 votes; M. Boutealler,
irreconcilsble, 2, 900, and M. Rensud,
opportunist, 1,134.
At tho election for member for the
sixth division, M. Monteilheit, social
ist, received 4 600 votes; M Theonet,
republican unionist, 8. 500.
Jacques Abbatucci and M. Ssulty
fought a duel with swords in the Bois
de Boulogne, Paris, to-day. Both
were wdbnded.
The French Derby race, mile and
four furlongs, wac % by Castrie's
chestnut colt Frontin, LaGrange's
bay colt Farfadel second, Lsfoure's
Regain third. Eighteen ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
THE BLOODY TRAIL,
The Bloody Work OF the Apsches
The Latest from Crook.
Special Dispatch to TVS BEE.

Special Dispatch to Tvs BEE.
CHICAGO. May 20.-A chihuahua,
Mexico, special ssys: sixty Indians,
coming from the United States, pasaed
near Carmsn on the1o:b. AtMsyne's
Pacs they killed and beheaded ono
man aud threw the head away after
carrying 1t some miles. They killed a
Mexican at San Lorenzo, at Buena-
ventura and two at San Rinszo. Capt.
Jones was sent from here with q body
men to meet this band, which Is com
manded by Chief Chsta. Another dc.
tschment wac sent from Casa G-ande.
The Indians are making rapidly for
the Sierra Madres.
A special gives tho following In
formation direct from the headquar-
terS of the army regarding the opera
tions against the Indians. Il Is dated
"Aposw via, Sonora, May -. Tuesday
evening last a courier arrived from
Bavispe with a communication from
Lieutenant Parras, stating that
Crook reached there on the oh with
200 Apache soldiers and 100 American
and Mexican troops. Crook obtained
guides from the military commandant
Of the town to conduct his force to
where Garcia had his late fight. The
noxt day they departed for the Sierra
Msdres via Gdapora, The command
wss accompanied by forty pack mules,
laden with provisions to last o long
period.
Tho main body of Crooks force,
numbering 500, Is csmped at Alamo.
pueblo, twenty leagues from Janos. 1t
Is stated that had Lieut.. PArras con-
suited with Heady before giving
Crook a guide, none would have been
furnished, On the ground that Crooks
entry was a violation of the treaty.
Crook made all his preparations de-
libsrately and has the sympathy of the
Mexican population. BY a return
courier Col. Bindata, now command
Ing, wrote Crook demonstrating In
courteous and decided language that
his action was an infraction of the
treaty. Neither Bandata nor Garcia,
lately In command, has received In
structions as to what Crook by the
consent of the government will be
permitted to do. Bandata says he
will oblige the military forces to ad-
here to the articles of the treaty.
When Bandats received the news of
Crooks arrival at Bsvispe, he took
immediate steps to guard against the
Indians making another raid, If
driven ont of the mountains by
Crook, Many who are familiar with
the Apaches state that Crook will not
be- able to find the Indians. II they
learn of his approach they will scatter
into small bands aud hide In impene-
trable f%astnesses. Others confidently
say that Crook will not be able to
bring them to q light, because the In.
dams exhausted nearly all their am
munltlon In Garcia's fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
IRELAND.

LONDON, May 19.-James Carey,
lnformer, was o'dsy released from
custody. Carey declares he intends
to remain In Dublin and further that
he will vigorously prosecute the ten.
ants occupying his premises who refuse
to pay rent since he became an In
former. Ever since Carey turned In.
former his house has been guarded by
policemen, and OF his liberation to-
day the guard was doubled.
The crown proposes to distribu e
the reward offered for the detection of
the Phoenix park murderers among
the informers. II Is believed 1t will
also send abroad forthwith all In.
formers who desire to leave the couu.
try.
The excitement In Ireland over the
pope's circular TO the clergy is una
bated and finds expression in all quar-.
tiers. Justin Mccarthy, member q
parliament for Longford, has sent a
circular to prominent Irishmen con.
nected with the Irish National League
in London suggesting the formation Of
an organization to assist further the
movement to raise the testimonial for
Psrnell. The town commissioners Of
Dnnraven, Ireland, last night adopted
a resolution of disapprovsl to the
pspsl circular on the ground that II
counselled disunion between the pope
and priests Of Ireland.
The dynamite co~nspirators, Ken
nedy, O'Heriihy, O'C5nnor alias Dial
ton, Dsasy and Flanagan, were ar
rsigned in court this morning snc
formally charged with conspiracy tt
murder az well asotreason.felony.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
The Pnrnell Tribute

PHILADELPHIA, May 20 The meet
Ing of the Parnell branch of the
Irish National League this afternoon
endorsed the appeal for q national
tribute to Parnell, aud authorized
the sending of $500 to Archbishop
Feehsn, OF Chicago, TO be added to
the Psrnell funds started in that
city.
ST. LOUIS, May 20.--At a meeting
Of the Irish National Leagues today
speeches were made denuncistory Of
tho pope's circular az an unwarrant-
cd interference In purely political
matters, and recommending prompt
subscriptions to the Psrnell redemp-
ton fund,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
Marriage OF Ann Eliza Young.
Special Dispatch to The be-

LODI, o May 20.-Mrs, Ann Eliza
Young, of Mormon fame, nineteenth
wife of Brigham Young, was married
at l o'clock this afternoon In this city
to Mr.. Moses r. Denning, q promi.
nent banker of Maniatoe, Mich. The
ceremony was performed at the resi-.
dence of Dr.. A. L Elliott. Rev. E.
A. Stone, of Gallon, o., ofidisted.
Mrs, Young's non witnessed the cere-
mony. There was a large number of
guests present, among whom were
some of the most prominent citizens
of this vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs. Den
ming will make their home Ia Manis.
toe. They left on the $3.50 train for
Toledo.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
A Fatal Railroad Row

81. cRl Dispatch TO TgE bEE,
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis May 20
Two lsborers Ia the cmplcy Ct the
Chicago. S.. P.ul, Minneapolis and
Omaha r. r., wero crushed under
TIE wheels of an ongluo of tho Chip.
peUa Falls and Western company
drtven sctoss tho grade Of the Omaha
road to obstruc5 their works. Tne
Omaha people were attempting n
crossing, had placed a crew of their
men with rails 30 placed as to ditch
the incoming Western compsny's train
b'tore 1t reached their grade. The
Western superintendent wss on the
engine, bade the mon get on. Of the
way or be crushed. The Omaha off
clal, ordered the men to hold their
ground and have no fear of the re
suit. The engine came back with ter
rifle force and fatal results. No arrests
have been made,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
No Great Loss,
Special Dispatch to rns Bvs.

CnlcAGo, May 20. Anthony Con.
molly, a saloonkeeper, and R.bert
Bruce, alias Harry Curtis, of no rec.
ogn'zid occupation, met Ia the
formers saloon this evening After
drinking together Curtis shot Con.
molly, the ball, of large calibrc, pass
ing entirely through the b,dy. Con
molly then ehot Curtis through both
highs, close to the body, 1t Ia
thought both will die. Curtis says
that Connolly and another man held
him up some days ago and robbed him
of 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
special Dispatches to The Baa

Special Dispatches to The Bhz.
The king and queen of Portugal will
leave Lisbon for Madrid to-day, The
crown prince of Portugal will act as
regent during their absence.
The hurricane at Alden yesterday
was the worst in twenty years, Soli-
GUS damage on land and water.
A Violent Atorm ragged In Berlin
yesterday and did much damage to
tho hygeuic exhibi Ian building, Rain
penetrated the roof and the partition
walls of the Austrian department
were cverthown and several persons
injured.
Emperor William visited Bismarck
yesterday. The emperor will give a
dinner to Baron DeCourcel, French
ambassador, to-day.
Delaney, one OF the Phoenix park
murderers, has been reprieved,
Official bulletins respecting the
health Of Bismarck should be received
with caution. 1t Is asserted that the
prince suffers great pain, but he OBJ
jects to the issuance Of alarming bull
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
The Bridge Opening


6FtNTKT HTTTfVVH II DHEs
New YORK, May 90 Delegates of
the Central labor union today decided
to Issue a proclamation asking all
wotkmen to absent themselves from
tho ceremonies of opening East river
bridge because the trustees refused to
change the day to some other date
than the queens birthday.
The Sons of Liberty denounced the
bridge authorities for holding the
ceremonies on the queens birthday.
II was the attention # the meeting tc
burn the queens effigy but the pres
ence of police prevented the demon
stration.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
A Singing Match.
Special Dlapatch TO Tns bas.

CHICAGO, May 2C.-Esrly this
morning about 200 members of the
rporting ir~aternity from this city
assembled at Hammond, a little town
just across the Illinois state line, In
Indiana, for the purpose Of Witness
ing q mill between two local bruisers
Thomas Lynch, a brakeman, and
James Welsh, u boilermsker, who
had met once or twice before, but
without settling the question of su-
premacy. Thirty nine rounds we're
fought in one hour. Both men were
badly punched Lynch WAS declared
ths vic or. When the party returned
to tho city principals, seconds and
several Of the spectators were arrested
and held In bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21

couple, lost their lives In their wrecked
home, making Eve dead in the toWr
aud July fifteen injured. Thtee OF
these will probably die.
SUMMARY.
The loss of life In Illinois by the
tornado Of Friday night Is computed
at from 81 to 60, given by counlies
and towns as follows: Dewitt county,
4; Mason county, 3; Liyingstou
county, 2; reae Grafton, Jersey
county, 3; Madison comfy, 1; Winno.
bsgo county, 3; Liter, Morgan count, ,
Z; Roodhousc, Green county, 8;
Douglas county, 1; Logan county, /;
Msooupin county, 8; Hillsb)ro, 9;
Stanton and Mount Olive, 4 to 6,
Csyuga, l; McHeAry county, 4; Sang.
anon county, 3; Msroa, Macon
county, 3; Buffalo station, L.
In Illinois the storm ragged In about
the same msnue 1t old in Missouri,
the chiot damage, however, being 10
country property, it atrikinV no town
of any Considerable sizs In the vi
ciuityo El~wscdsyiile three residences
were utterly wrecked. Mrs, Frank
Mixey was Instantly killed In the
wreck of her fathers house, M X.
Barnett. All other members OF the
family were injured. A well on the
place, containing 20 feet of water, was
sucked perfectly dry. VOLTS store
Mt Hamel, few miles from
E1wsr1svilIe, was blown to pieces
Four persons we're killed, AT Woods
boro, p brick school house, u church
aud three residences were blown dom,
James Carr aud wife were seriously
iui1red, Loss a. and near Stanton,
estimated at $50, 000, ana in the
vicinity of Edwardsville at $50 000
Ia Dewitt county nine houses we're
destroyed al Kenny. Several Others
Ia Texas township and three persons
named Clifton were k!lle aud sb3u. a
oozsn badly injured. The house Of n
msu named McPherson %contstuing SIX
psruons was lifted into the air cIrriad
100 feet, and set down again. Nobody
received q scratch,
TIE LATEs INTELLIGENCE.
Two more deaths occurred at
Staunton, Iii resulting from Friday
nights storm. Additional reports
from places not heretofore heard
from show that the storm In Illinois
was widespread and very destruc. i've.
Houses and other farm property
were destroyed In all directions
within sn ares of o dozen acrea, ana
many persons we're either killed or
seriously wounded. Thirteen houses
on Greeley Prairie, q few miles
south Of Murraysville, we're blown
down, and A, w. Williams and two
children were killed, Julia Story ia
tally injured aud two or three Others
badly nurt. At Pesetum, on the
Illinois Central raj way, several bas.
iness houses asd residences were de-
stroyed or badly wrecked, but ne
deaths reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
The Star Route Trial.

WASHINGTON, May 20. - Ingeruoll
expects to occupy two or three days
OF the present week before concluding
his argument. He said to tho asso-
cisted press reporter to night that his
argument would be the last made by
the defense. Merrlck would follow
for the prosecution and would speak
four or FIVE days, alter which the
judges charge to the jury, to be fol.
lowed, perhaps, by argument on the
law as laid down In the charges. He
thought the osss will be given to the
Jury during the frat week in June.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21

BALTIMORE, May 20. -About eighty
survivors Of the Fifth Virginia in
fantry (Stonewall brigade) accom-.
panied by a number of residents OF
Augusta and Rockbridge counties,
Virginia, arrived last night on the
way to Niagara Falls to participate
In the twenty. second annual reunion
of the Twenty eighth regiment of New
York volunteers. They have with
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
Ex oitement in the Oil Regions.
BpsgIGl Dibpatch to The Bhz.

UPVV'ET DVufTEVH
TIrUsvILLE, Pa, May 2O.-If the
tariff bill passes In It's present shape
at Harrisburg, the United Pipe line
will be forced to surrender it's charter
and do business as partnership or
limited partnership association. This
change will not necessarily reduce the
value or %injure the security of oil
certificates, but the trade undoubtedly
would look on 1t In a different light,
and would probably cause the destruo-
ton of the value of oil certificates
until confidence was restored. Panlcs
are easily created where values are to
some extent speculative or where
securities are used In speculation, and
1t Is believed that nothing could avoid
a panic If the charge of this kind ia
forced upon the United Pipe line,
Hence the intense feeling and un.
animiiy In the oil region against the
meRenre.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21
Eoraat Fra,

MONTPELIER, May 20.-The most
disastrous forest fire that ever occurred
In Vermont started yesterday In the
vicinity Of Groton. An immense
tract was burned over and a large
amount sf property destroyed. Loss
estimated at $3.50, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-21

letjnS, 10 Is mush afflicted By the
political disappointment he has ,x-
pSrieuced, and It Is SAID tho latest r..
ports IN regard to negotiations be
tween Prussis and the Vatican have
been also a eonrco of trouble