Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-24
THE NORTHWEST.
~ oFFIoIAL PAPER OF HENRY COUNTY
NAPOLEON, o., JAN. "a, 1888.
There are AZ, 900 wool growers in Ohio

Fhere are 46,VVV Wool growers III oiiio'
Of the 113 members of the Iowa Leg
5slature, but four are natives OF the state.
eAdynamite explosion in Allentown,
Pa, killed three men and seriously IN
jured three Others. ,t..
The new Washington directory con-
tains $4,000 names, which indicates a
population of 250,000
Henry George appears to be bigger
man in. England than all the other
Georges from I. to ~. ' ."--- N"7
A verdict of manslaughter was found
in the Argo murder trial in Marysville.
The sentence is twenty years.
It is considered certain that after the
capture of Bacninh China and France
will accept the mediation of America.
Speaker Carlisle will be the guest of
Che Free Trade Club of New York, at
their annual dinner early in February.
Kate Field concludes that she wants
10 be cremated after she dies. Every
woman should be burned if she SO de-
sires. 4aA# F f.fs E
"Iadies are requested to take off their
bonnets'' appears on the play bills of
the new theater at Berlin. The world
moves.
Mrs. Waite, wife of the chief justice,
isuuite deaf, so her daughter, Miss Ma
nv, is the first to greet visitors at their
home, and then she introduces them to
her mother.
1Ex-Speaker Eagar, of the New Jersey
Legislature, has been sentenced to inn
prisonment for one month and fined
$500, for accepting q bribe for Letting
up" ON certain bills.
Henry b. Payne is an honorable man.
His political record is clean and pure.
Nils name shines of its own purity in
The history of his party in the State and
nation. Penny Press.
Arizona prospectOrs have found in
the Grand Canyon the imprints OF a
human foot 26 inches long and 12 inches
wide. This will furnish the st. Louis
papers with fresh material for slurs on
Chicago girls.
Rev. ID. III. Ramsey, of Findlay, hav-
ing been charged by Ambrose Jaqua, a
wealthy member of his church, with
undue familiarity with his wife, has
brought suit for$1O, 900 damages against
Jaqua for slander.
A shock of earthquake occurred at
Wilmington, North Carolina, Friday
morning, shaking crockery on the tab
hes. The shock was felt at Beaufort a
little earlier. There was q jar sufficient
TO shift stovepipe and unlatch doors.
Vanderbilt coolly remarks: "People
run wild on speculation. They are not
satisfied with making money in the
legitimate way, as they used to be-" 1t
is a lucky thing for him that old Cor
nelius was 8 little "wild on specula-
.u-B0st0n Globe.
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disease.
Mgr. Capel ut q recent reception in
Washington wore q most striking cos
tune. The undergarment was of black
CAOIus Ult5llV-HttlIlS, OScI WAACh W@r
thrown a gorgeous crimson vestment,
with bands of the same upon the sleeves.
The robe is full dress of his ecclesiastical
position.
The steamer City of Columbus, from
Boston to Savannah, went ashore on
DEVILS Bridge, on the Massachusetts
coast on the 10th, and was soon broken
up by the sea. The boats were all
swamped, and many of the passengers
were swept from the decks. One hun
dred and nineteen were lost.
The smallest invention sometimes
proves the most lucrative. A San Fran
cisco lady, inventor of a baby carriage,
received $4,000 for her patent. The
paper pail, the invention of Chicago
aady, yields o large income. The gim-
let pointed screw, the idea of a little
girl, has reached millions of dollars to
its patentee.