discord package¶
Subpackages¶
Module contents¶
Discord API Wrapper¶
A basic wrapper for the Discord API.
- copyright
2015-2020 Rapptz
- license
MIT, see LICENSE for more details.
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class
discord.
VersionInfo
(major, minor, micro, releaselevel, serial)¶ Bases:
tuple
- Attributes
- major
Alias for field number 0
- micro
Alias for field number 2
- minor
Alias for field number 1
- releaselevel
Alias for field number 3
- serial
Alias for field number 4
Methods
count
(value, /)Return number of occurrences of value.
index
(value[, start, stop])Return first index of value.
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major
¶ Alias for field number 0
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micro
¶ Alias for field number 2
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minor
¶ Alias for field number 1
-
releaselevel
¶ Alias for field number 3
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serial
¶ Alias for field number 4


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How frequent are updates?
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Amazon EC2 and Whirr make it easy to set up a Hadoop compute cluster that can then be utilized by Faunus. This section of documentation will explain how to set up a Hadoop cluster on Amazon EC2 and execute Faunus scripts.
Apache Whirr is a set of libraries for running cloud services. Whirr provides a cloud-neutral way to run services (you don’t have to worry about the idiosyncrasies of each provider), a common service API (the details of provisioning are particular to the service), and smart defaults for services (you can get a properly configured system running quickly, while still being able to override settings as needed). You can also use Whirr as a command line tool for deploying clusters. — The Apache Whirr Homepage
Faunus provides a Whirr recipe for loading up a Hadoop cluster that is properly versioned for the Hadoop currently used by Faunus. This recipe is reproduced below. Please see the Whirr Quick Start for more information about the parameters and how to set up an Amazon EC2 account (e.g. ssh-keygen -t rsa -P ''
and setting AWS keys as environmental variables).
whirr.cluster-name=faunuscluster
whirr.instance-templates=1 hadoop-jobtracker+hadoop-namenode,3 hadoop-datanode+hadoop-tasktracker
whirr.provider=aws-ec2
whirr.identity=${env:AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID}
whirr.credential=${env:AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY}
whirr.private-key-file=${sys:user.home}/.ssh/id_rsa
whirr.public-key-file=${sys:user.home}/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
whirr.hadoop.version=1.1.1
Once your Amazon EC2 keys and ssh key files have been properly set up, a Hadoop cluster can be launched. The recipe above creates a 4 node cluster.
faunus$ whirr launch-cluster --config bin/whirr.properties
Bootstrapping cluster
Configuring template
Configuring template
Starting 3 node(s) with roles [hadoop-datanode, hadoop-tasktracker]
Starting 1 node(s) with roles [hadoop-namenode, hadoop-jobtracker]
...
When logging into the Amazon EC2 Console, the cluster machines are visible. After running the Hadoop proxy shell script (in another window), the Hadoop cluster is ready for job submissions.
faunus$. ~/.whirr/faunuscluster/hadoop-proxy.sh
Running proxy to Hadoop cluster at ec2-23-20-32-211.compute-1.amazonaws.com. Use Ctrl-c to quit.
A simple check to ensure that the Hadoop cluster is working is to see if HDFS is available.
faunus$ export HADOOP_CONF_DIR=~/.whirr/faunuscluster
faunus$ hadoop fs -ls /
Found 3 items
drwxr-xr-x - hadoop supergroup 0 2012-07-20 19:13 /hadoop
drwxrwxrwx - hadoop supergroup 0 2012-07-20 19:13 /tmp
drwxrwxrwx - hadoop supergroup 0 2012-07-20 19:13 /user
Below is the recommended number of tasks for each AWS EC2 machine type. These numbers are the default values used by Amazon’s Elastic MapReduce service
m1.small
mapred.tasktracker.map.tasks.maximum = "2";
mapred.tasktracker.reduce.tasks.maximum = "1";
c1.medium
mapred.tasktracker.map.tasks.maximum = "4";
mapred.tasktracker.reduce.tasks.maximum = "2";
m1.large
mapred.tasktracker.map.tasks.maximum = "4";
mapred.tasktracker.reduce.tasks.maximum = "2";
m1.xlarge
mapred.tasktracker.map.tasks.maximum = "8";
mapred.tasktracker.reduce.tasks.maximum = "4";
c1.xlarge
mapred.tasktracker.map.tasks.maximum = "8";
mapred.tasktracker.reduce.tasks.maximum = "4";
This can be set in Whirr recipe using the following properties:
hadoop-mapreduce.mapred.tasktracker.map.tasks.maximum=8
hadoop-mapreduce.mapred.tasktracker.reduce.tasks.maximum=4
Note that it is typically best to go with less than this amount as when a Hadoop cluster is under heavy load, JVMs can start to fail. Moreover, even with less mappers/reducers, performance is not greatly effected as there is less OS time spent dealing with swapping threads in and out of processing. Given that EC2 is a virtual machine environment, CPU statistics can be inaccurate. A safe configuration to use is:
hadoop-mapreduce.mapred.tasktracker.jetty.cpu.check.enabled=false
Finally, if Oracle’s Java JVM is desired, newer version of Whirr support the following Java install function.
whirr.java.install-function=install_oab_java
Faunus can deploy jobs to the Amazon EC2 cluster. The first thing to do is to put a graph on HDFS. For this example, use the toy data/graph-of-the-gods.json
file.


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Market profile
Alliances:
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Strategic alliances:
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Geographic markets:
Export experience:
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Harrisburg, PA
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Contact information
Description
Company description
414390 - Other Home Furnishings Wholesaler-Distributors
417920 - Service Establishment Machinery, Equipment and Supplies Wholesaler-Distributors
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
7195-Miscellaneous Furniture and Fixtures
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Financial
- Sales/Marketing
Strategic alliances:
We are looking for foreign distributors of our products. Contact us for more details.Industry sector market interests:
- Furniture and Wood Product
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
Actively pursuing:
- Australia
- Austria
- Belgium
- Brazil
- Chile
- Colombia
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Hungary
- Ireland
- Italy
- Mexico
- Monaco
- Netherlands
- Norway
- Portugal
- Saudi Arabia
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
Sector
Sector information
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Alabama A&M University Huntsville, ALBabson College Wellesley, MA
Bates College Leviston, ME
Bennington College Bennington, VA
Berkeley College New York, NY
Bishop State Community College Mobile, AL
Boston University Boston, MA
Bowie State University Bowie, MD
Bridgewater State College Bridgewater, MA
Bromme Community College Binghamton, NY
Brown Mackie College Tucson, AZ
Cabrini College Radnor, PA
Cameron University Lawton, OK
Carnegie Mellon University Moffet Field, CA
Cascadia Community College Bothell, WA
Catholic Univ. of America Washington, DC
Clarion University Clarion, PA
Cochise College Sierra Vista, AZ
College of the Atlantic Bar Harbor, ME
Columbia University New York, NY
Concordia College Bronxville, NY
Concordia University Montreal, PQ
Confederation College Thunder Bay, ON
Dallas County Community College Dallas, TX
East Los Angeles College Monterey Park, CA
East Stroudsburg University East Stroudsburg, PA
Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, KY
Eastern Virginia Medical School Norfolk, VA
Elizabeth City State University Elizabeth City, NC
Florida A & M University Tallahassee, FL
Folsom Lake College Folsom, CA
Hardin Simmons University Abilene, TX
Harding University - Searcy, AR
Hawkeye Comm. College Waterloo, IA
Henderson State University Arkadelphia, AR
Hostos Community College Bronx, NY
Howard University Washington, DC
Hudson Valley Comm. College Troy, NY
Indiana University Indiana, PA
Iowa Central Community College Ford Dodge, IA
Johnson & Wales University Providence, RI
Johnston Community College Smithfield, NC
Kankakee Community College Kankakee, IL
Kansas City University Kansas City, MO
Kean University Union, NJ
Kenne State College Keene, NH
Kent State University Kent, OH
Kettering University Flint, MI
Keuka College Keuka, NY
LA Delta Community College Monroe, LA
LaGuardia Community College Long Island City, NY
Lewis University Romeville, IL
Lincoln University Jefferson City, MO
Los Angeles Pierce College Woodland Hills, CA
Louisiana Tech. College Ferriday, LA
Loyola University New Orleans, LA
LSU College of Education Baton Rouge, LA
McMaster University Hamilton, ON
Medgar Evers College Brooklyn, NY
Miami Dade College Miami , FL
Mississippi Valley State Univ. Itta Bena, MS
Monroe College Bronx, NY
Mt. Allison University Sackville, NB
Mt. Aloysius College Cresson, PA
Murray State College Tishomingo, OK
Naval School of Health Sciences San Diego, CA
New York Institute of Technology Old Westbury, NY
Niagara University Niagara University, NY
Nicholls State University Tribodaux, LA
North Carolina Central University Durham, NC
North Little Rock Schools North Little Rock, AR
North Shore Community College Danvers, MA
Northeastern Illinois University Chicago, IL
Northwestern State University Natchitoches, LA
New York University New York, NY
NYU CIMS/ Courant Institute New York, NY
Ohio University Southern Ironton, OH
Otero Junior College La Junta, CO
Patrick Henry Community College Martinsville, VA
Peace College Raleigh, NC
Piedmont Community College Roxboro, NC
Pueblo Community College Pueblo, CO
Queens College Flushing, NY
Quincy College Quincy, MA
Roane State Community College Harriman, TN
Roosevelt University Chicago, IL
Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ
Salem Community College Penns Grove, NJ
Samuel Merrit College Oakland, CA
Seminole State College Seminole, OK
Seneca College Toronto, ON
Siena College Loudonville, NY
Simon Fraser University Burnaby, BC
Southern NH University Hooksett, NH
Southwestern Oregon Comm. College Coos Bay, OR
St. Francis University Loretto, PA
St. Francis Xavier University Antogonish, NS
St. Mary's University Halifax, NS
State University of New York Purchase, NY
Surry Community College Dobson, NC
Syracuse University Syracuse, NY
Temple University Philadelphia, PA
Texas Women University Denton, TX
Towson University Baltimore, MD
Trent University Peterborough, ON
Tulane University New Orleans, LA
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy King Point, NY
University Alabama Huntsville, AL
University of Arkansas Fort Smith, AR
University of Bridgeport Bridgeport, CT
University of British Columbia Vancouver BC
University of Buffalo Buffalo, NY
University of California San Diego, CA
University of Central Oklahoma Edmon, OK
University of Delaware Newark, DE
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University of Georgia Bogart, GA
University of Houston (Downtown) Houston, TX
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University of Maine Augusta, ME
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University of Nebraska Omaha, NE
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University of Pittsburgh Washington, DC
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, SK
University of South Dakota Vermillion, SD
University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN
University of Virginia Wise, VA
University of West Florida Pensacola, FL
University of Western Ontario London, ON
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University of Wisconsin Plateville, WI
Utah State University Logan, UT
Utica College Utica, NY
Virginia Tech Blacksburg, VA
Ventura College Ventura, CA
Wake Forest University Winston-Salem, NC
West Los Angeles College Culver City, CA
Western Carolina University Chandler, NC
Winston-Salem State University Winston-Salem, NC
Government and Military
Barnes Air National Guard Westfield, MA
Boston Medical Center Boston, MA
Bureau of Reclamation Boulder City, NV
Canada Revenue Agency Ottawa, ON
City of South San Francisco S. San Francisco, CA
City of Vancouver Vancouver, BC
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Harrisburg, PA
Dam Neck Naval Station Virginia Beach, VA
Department of Corrections Folsom, CA
Department of National Defence Ottawa, ON
Emory University Hospital Atlanta, GA
FDA Rockville, MD
FBI Atlanta Atlanta, GA
Fire Dept. of New York Bayside, NY
Fort Calhoun Station Blair, NE
Fort Bliss Fort Bliss, TX
Fort Bragg Fort Bragg NC
Fort Eustis Fort Eustis, VA
Fort Leonard Wood Ft. Leonard Wood, MO
Ft. Irwin VTC Ft. Irwin, CA
Henry Ford Health Systems Detroit MI
Homeland Security Yuma, AZ
Lackland AFB Lackland, TX
Los Angeles Police Dept. Los Angeles, CA
University Hospital London, ON
Madigan Army Med Center Tacoma, WA
Moody AFB Moody, GA
National Defense Headquarters Ottawa, ON
National Safety Council Norcross, GA
NCBC Gulfport Gulfport, MS
Naval Air Warfare Center Point Mugu, CA
Navy Supply Corps School Athens, GA
Office of Attorney General/MSD Harrisburg, PA
PA State Police Harrisburgh, PA
Police Training Facility Toronto, ON
Public Works & Gov. Services Halifax, NS
Sheppard AFB Sheppard, TX
Southeastern Regional Mental Health Lumberton, NC
Southwestern Oregon CC Coos Bay, OR
Toronto Police Training Facility Toronto, ON
U.S. Coast Guard Staten island, NY
United States Coast Guard Memphis, TN
United States Marine Corps Quantico, VA
University Hospitals Health System Cleveland, OH
US Air Force Sheppard AFB, TX
US Army/ ARDEC Picatinny Arsenal, NJ
US Army OTC Fort Sill, OK
US Customs and Border Patrol New York, NY
US Fish and Wildlife Cheyenne, WY
US Navy Bronx, NY
US Navy Seals San Diego, CA
UVA Medical Center Charlottesville, VA
West Point Military Academy West Point, NY
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This is an HTML page we can use to demonstrate the Request/Response Cycle.
Because it has a ".htm" suffix, the server simply reads it and sends the data stored in the file to your brower. P.S. Check out the sweet pre tag - it respects newlines and white space. It is great for debugging PHP code.
Make sure to play with your browser's developer console.
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Note: You can look at the source code for these pages on Github.


About me
Hello. I'm Vaikunth, a competent and an ardent Full Stack Engineer looking to leverage an extended background in Visualizations, Cloud Computing and Web/Mobile Development.
Big and Smart Data Certified
Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio
Anna University, Chennai, India
Walmart eCommerce, Sunnyvale, California
Northwell Health, Greater New York City, New York
Kno.e.sis - Ohio Center of Excellence, Wright State University, Dayton, OH
Northwell Health, Greater New York City Area, New York
Servion Global Solutions, Chennai, India
Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio
Kno.e.sis - Ohio Center of Excellence, Wright State University, Dayton, OH
Graduate Research Assistant
A real time scalable health dashboard "kHealthDash" that visualizes data from multiple data streams and helps clinicians identify correlations, and provide asthma management strategies.
k-Health Asthma kit consists of various blue-tooth enabled sensors and Tablet with our Android Application for asthma patient risk assessment and improving patient well-being.
k-Health Bariatrics kit consists of blue-tooth sensors and tablet device with our Android app. This mobile/sensor application monitors patients who have gone through bariatric surgery.
City 360, a web based tool that facilitates decision making with respect to traffic flow congestion in San Francisco Bay Area, this is achieved by collecting heterogeneous data from multi-modal sources and visualizing them. Event based filtering can also be done.


Velonic is a fully featured premium admin template built on top of awesome Bootstrap 4.2.1, modern web technology HTML5, CSS3 and jQuery. It has many ready to use hand crafted components. The theme is fully responsive and easy customizable and the code is super easy to understand gives power to any developer to turn this theme into real web application.
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Avgrund is a jQuery plugin for modal boxes and popups. It uses interesting concept showing depth between popup and page. It works in all modern browsers and gracefully degrade in those that do not support CSS transitions and transformations (e.g. in IE 6-9 has standard behavior). File size is under 2Kb, MIT Licensed.
You can simply init Avgrund with one line:
$('element').avgrund();
Avgrund has several options for you to customize it easily:
$('element').avgrund({ width: 380, // max is 640px height: 280, // max is 350px showClose: false, // switch to 'true' for enabling close button showCloseText: '', // type your text for close button holderClass: '', // lets you name custom class for popin holder.. overlayClass: '', // ..and overlay block enableStackAnimation: false, // another animation type onBlurContainer: '', // enables blur filter for specified block template: 'Your content goes here..' });
Avgrund plugin was inspired by Hakimel's Avgrund.js demo.


Google Apps Audit Log
Google Apps for Work provides a robust audit trail to both Standard and Unlimited accounts. By default, the feature is only available to Admins. Non-admin users have no way to view their personal audit history. Google categorizes their audit trail as a type of report, so it is available under the Reports menu.
For the Standard Plan, audit logs are available for Admin activities, Logins, Calendar activities, Tokens, Groups, and Email log search. Unlimited admins are also able to access audit logs for Mobile and Drive (which we’ll get into later). Noticeably missing is any audit log activity for Hangouts (videos or chats). Google+ also doesn’t appear to have audit logs but that could just be a function of no one having ever used it.
The execution of the audit logs as shown below is actually quite good. The Calendar audit log is a great example of how audit logs should be done. The information is clearly presented:
With options for which columns to include in the report:
As well as a detailed filtering & date ranging option:
Any report can be exported to either CSV or directly into a Google Sheet:
The main functionality that the Google Apps Calendar Audit Log appears to be missing is the ability to access this information from the Reports API.
Standard Admins do have access to some of the Audit Logs via the Reports API (today this includes Admin activity, Logins and Tokens). Unlimited Admins can access Drive and Mobile audit logs from the API. Having API access is an important feature as it allows companies to move this into unified logging systems like Splunk to create a holistic view of user activity.
For Google Apps Unlimited the audit log for Drive is even more detailed in that it logs View events. Ie, every time a Google Doc is viewed that view is logged for administrative use (IP address does not appear to be included with view events).
Google Apps does provide insights into the retention policy & lag times for all audit events. However, this lag time can cast some doubt on the reliability of the logs. Also, given that the audit log is only covered with a 99.9% SLA there is room for additional errors.
The detail provided about the mechanics of the Drive Audit Log gives some insight into the difficulty of delivering truly accurate logs. However, it is better to disclose known issues than to keep this information hidden from customers.
Google Apps doesn’t provide much insight into the immutable nature of these logs or try to prove immutability in any way. There is also a gap in the time-synced nature of these logs as they only provide detail down to the millisecond if the API is used to gather the data. If a report is downloaded, this information is excluded and could prove to not be enough detail for true sequencing when integrating with additional log sources. It also appears that there is no way to validate the server time was synced with NTP.
Provide a change log things that are added to the audit log over time.
This was published on Nov. 22, 2016.
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Allen, Mary A.
Allen
Source: Monroe County courthouse records Woodsfield, Ohio, August 8, 1870
Mary A. Allen, aged 22 years, housekeeper, died in Wayne township, Monroe
County, Ohio, of childbirth fever.
Amos,
Wiley T. Amos
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 30, 1870
Atkinson,
Hannah Amanda Atkinson
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 30, 1870
On the 21st inst., Hannah Amanda
Atkinson
Bailey
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Feb. 1, 1870
A little schoolboy, named Bailey, was
fatally crushed, on the 13th nit, by the fall of a limb of a tree,
in Linn township,
Baker,
Charles C. Baker
Source:
Spirit of Democracy June 14, 1870
Charles C. Baker, aged 78 years died at his
residence in St. Clairsville, on the 6th
inst.
Barton,
Mary Jane Barton
Source:
Spirit of Democracy November 1, 1870
Elijah Barton, of Claysville,
Bateman,
Benjamin Bateman and Family
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
Harper s Ferry, October 2. - About forty - seven -
lives are lost and thirty dwellings washed away by the flood - Benjamin and
James Bateman and their families, Mrs. Snipes and family, Mrs. Carroll and
Jerry Harris, (colored) wife and two daughters, are known to be drowned. All
buildings on the South side of the Shenandoah are injured and nine entirely
washed away. Only a few buildings remain on the island, and it was there the
greatest destruction of life occurred.
Bateman,
James Bateman and Family
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
Harper s Ferry, October 2. - About forty - seven -
lives are lost and thirty dwellings washed away by the flood - Benjamin and James
Bateman and their families, Mrs. Snipes and family, Mrs. Carroll and Jerry
Harris, (colored) wife and two daughters, are known to be drowned. All
buildings on the South side of the Shenandoah are injured and nine entirely
washed away. Only a few buildings remain on the island, and it was there the
greatest destruction of life occurred.
Bates,
Ezekiel Bates
Source:
Spirit of Democracy November 1, 1870
Ezekiel Bates, a soldier of the war of 1812,
died, at his residence near Sarahsville, last
Saturday, at the ripe old age of 82 years. - Noble Co. Republican.
Beeles, Sarah E. Beeles
Source:
Spirit of Democracy July 5, 1870
[ From the Wheeling Register, 20th
ultimo.] A Woman Roasted Alive. A Terrible Scene. About two o clock yesterday morning a
woman named Sarah E. Beeles, who lived in a double
brick house opposite the
The particulars of this sad affair, as near
as we can give them, are as follows: The unfortunate woman was waked from her
sleep by her little son who was crying for a drink of water. Taking the lamp
that was burning, she got the water and noticed that the light was low, she got a quart of coal oil and attempted to fill the
lamp - one of those little affairs used by miners - while it was lighted. The
flame was instantly communicated to the can and it burst scattering the burning
fluid all over her - She was dressed in a long cotton night dress and this was
instantly in flames - Uttering the most piercing shrieks of agony, she ran into
an adjoining room where a man named Gillespie with his wife were asleep, and
threw herself on the bed. Gillespie had presence of mind enough to throw the
bed clothes over her, and thus smothered out the flames - But it was too late.
She was burned to a crisp. She lingered in intensest
[sic] agony until about 7 o clock yesterday morning and died.
The corpse presented a most revolting
aspect, as black as a coal everywhere except around the eyes where she had
placed her hands to keep the flames from her face. She leaves two children
friendless and alone. She will be, perhaps, better known to our readers by her
maiden name of Sallie McFadden.
When will people learn that they might as
well put a loaded pistol to their head as to attempt to fill coal oil into a
lamp while it is burning? Never do it. You may escape, but such is the
exception. The rule is such accidents as we record above.
Blake,
Eldon Blake
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 29, 1870
Frozen to Death - There is no doubt but
that, Eldon Blake and Lenni Wheeler two soldiers of
Co. K. 20th U.S. Infantry, from Olive Tp., this county, were frozen
to death, while attempting to reach Fort Abercrombie, from Fort Totten - The
battalion to which they were attached, was stationed at Fort Totten and the
boys term of service having expired, they undertook to come back to Fort
Abercrombie, but being caught in a snow storm, perished. The young men were the
last living survivors of a squad of six who left the neighborhood of South
Olive, In 1866 to go to the regular Army.
Blakemore,
Mr. Blackmore - Wife and three Children
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
Boyer,
Jason Boyer
Source:
Spirit of Democracy December 6, 1870
Sudden Death - Jas. Boyer, a colored man,
while in the act of shooting a hog on Monday morning last, at a hog killing at Yancy Fields , in this place, fell dead while aiming the
gun at a hog. It is supposed to be from heart disease. There was considerable
excitement over the shooting of the hogs. He had snapped three caps, and had
put on the fourth, and brought the gun to his eye, when he sank to his knees,
and fell over without discharging the gun.
Broomhall,
Wm. E. Broomhall
Source:
Spirit of Democracy September 6, 1870
Fatal Accident - On Wednesday of last week,
at the raising of a barn at Mr. Joseph Johnson s, two miles west of Somerton,
Mr. Wm. E. Broomhall was fatally injured by the falling of a piece of timber,
and died next day. Two others were also injured, but not dangerously. Mr.
Broomhall leaves a wife and four children. He was a man much esteemed by his
friends and neighbors, and the sad accident has cast a gloom over the
neighborhood. - Barnesville Enterprise, 1st inst.
Burgbacher, Catharine Burgbacher
Source:
Spirit of Democracy September 27, 1870
Died - On the 21st
inst., of typhoid fever, Mrs. Catharine Burgbacher,
wife of Mr. John Burgbacher, of this place.
Burkhard, Maria Burkhard
Source:
Spirit of Democracy November 15, 1870
Died - On the 7th inst., Maria Burkhard,
daughter of John Burkhard, of his place, of
Consumption. The body was interred in the Cemetery at Miltonsburg on Wednesday.
Burley,
Jason Hon. Burley
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Jan. 11, 1870
Hon, Jas. Burley, of Moundville,
Burlingame,
Minister
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 1, 1870
Announcement of the death of Minister Burlingame. Department of the State,
My
Dear General - A telegram this morning at twenty-five minutes past nine,
received from Mr. Curtis, at
Carr,
Thomas D. Carr
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Apr. 5, 1870
February 29th, at 1 o clock and
nineteen minutes the cap was drawn over his face; he was singing at the time.
At 1 o clock and 20 minutes the drop fell and he was launched into eternity.
The corpses was taken to M.E. graveyard and buried.
Carroll,
Mrs. Carroll
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
Harper s Ferry, October 2. - About forty - seven -
lives are lost and thirty dwellings washed away by the flood - Benjamin and
James Bateman and their families, Mrs. Snipes and family, Mrs. Carroll and
Jerry Harris, (colored) wife and two daughters, are known to be drowned. All
buildings on the South side of the Shenandoah are injured and nine entirely
washed away. Only a few buildings remain on the island, and it was there the
greatest destruction of life occurred.
Chamberlain,
Martha E. Mrs. Chamberlain
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 29, 1870
Noble
Christemire, Henry Christemire
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Feb. 1, 1870
Drowned - On Sunday morning last, a German
named Christemire, with his son Henry, aged 12 or 14
years, were in a small boat on the
Muskingum gathering driftwood, when the boat struck a a
[sic] snag, went to pieces, and left the party into the river. The father
caught hold of a snag, and held on until parties from the shore rescued him
with a skiff. The son sank, and was lost, being carried away by the current,
which is there very strong. His body has yet not been recovered. They live in Harmar, and the accident occurred in the neighborhood of
the upper bucket factory.
Clarendon,
The Earl Clarendon
Source:
Spirit of Democracy July 5, 1870
The Earl Clarendon, the English Foreign
Minister, died on Monday. The President directed the following message to be
sent to Minister Motley:
Collins,
Rev. Isaac Collins
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 31, 1870
Rev. Isaac Collins, a venerable, Methodist
clergyman, died on Wednesday, at
Colored
Woman and three Children
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
Crew
Source:
Spirit of Democracy September 20, 1870
Terrible accident - A young man named Crew,
of Barnesville, who had been traveling over the C. O. R. R., for several years,
as a huckster in a small way, was put off the train last Thursday night,
between Zanesville and Cambridge, by a conductor named Moore, while it was
running, it is said at the rate of six miles an hour, and falling between the
wheels, was killed. His remains laying on the track were run over by half a
dozen trains who passed over the road that night, and
was literally cut into mince meat and scattered along
the line for half a mile. His identification was only made known by a crooked
finger. We understand that Moore, the conductor, has been arrested and will be
tried for man - slaughter. - Noble Co. Republican.
Dahlgreen, Admiral Dahlgreen
Source:
Spirit of Democracy July 26, 1870
Admiral Dahlgreen
is dead.
Dawson,
Hon. John L. Dawson
Source:
Spirit of Democracy September 27, 1870
Hon. John L. Dawson, of
De
Bourbon, Henri De Bourbon
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 22, 1870
Decker,
John Decker
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 31, 1870
May 21, 1870, of chronic disease of the
stomach and kidneys, John Decker, of Sunsbury township, in the 61st year of his age.
W.
Hart,
Thomas Hart
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 31, 1870
May 12, 1870, at his residence in Adams township,
Dennis,
Henry Dennis
Source:
Spirit of Democracy July 5, 1870
Drowned - Henry Dennis, a resident of
Dickens,
Charles Dickens
Source:
Spirit of Democracy June 21, 1870
London, June 9 - 10 p.m. - The London Globe in its
last edition this evening startled the community with the announcement that
Charles Dickens had been seized with paralysis, and was lying insensible at his
residence at Gads Hill, near Rochester. In
Dutton,
Infant Daughter Dutton
Source:
Spirit of Democracy November 15, 1870
Killing His Own Child - A horrible case of
dreaming occurred in Meigs tp., Muskingum county, last week, in which a man named Dutten
killed his infant daughter. It appears that the man had been out coon hunting, and after returning home and retiring, dreamed in
his uneasy slumber that he had caught the coon, and struck it against a tree,
killing it.  It certainly is the most
terrible case that it has ever been our lot to chronicle. - Noble Co.,
Republican, 3rd inst.
Eckman, Joseph Eckman
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 8, 1870
Man Drowned - We learn that a man living
near Rinard s Mill, Washington township, this county,
was drowned in the damn of Rinard s on Friday night,
the 26th ult. He was crossing the dam, on his way home, when the ice
gave way, precipitating him into the water. His cries for help brought three
men named Walton, Flint and Henthorn to the bank, who
threw a board to him, which he caught
and labored to climb onto the ice from; but being benumbed he fell from the
board back into the water and sank.
After he had disappeared, the men present
took a boat lying near, broke the ice out to the place and recovered the body.
It appears that neither of the men had presence of mind sufficient to think of
the boat until it was to late,- The deceased leaves a
wife and two small children.
Farragut,
Admiral Farragut
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 23, 1870
Death of Admiral Farragut -- His last hours.
Portsmouth, N. H., August 14 - Admiral Farragut died today, very peacefully, at
12 o clock precisely, surrounded by his family and friends, at the residence of
Commodore Pennock, at the Navy Yard. His remains will
be deposited temporarily in a vault here, until their final resting place is
decided upon.
Fleahman, Louisa Mrs. Fleahman
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 8, 1870
Died - On the 20th of February,
of dropsy, Mrs. Louisa Fleahman, aged 76 years. The
funeral services were held in the
Foggin, Caroline Foggin
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 30, 1870
On the 22nd
inst., Caroline, wife of Wm. R. Foggin.
Forshey, David Forshey
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 31, 1870
On the 15th day of March, in
Goodhue,
Wm. Goodhue
Source:
Spirit of Democracy June 28, 1870
We have been called upon to announce the
death of quite a number of our aged citizens within the past few weeks. Today
we announce the death of Mr. Moses Rhodes, aged about 80 years - Dr. James M. McConahey, aged 64 - and Mr. Wm. Goodhue about 78 - all of
Peace township. Mr. Goodhue fell some ten or fifteen
feet from his sawmill, and was killed almost instantly, as we are informed. -
St. Clairsville Gazette
Graham,
Emma Claire Graham
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 25, 1870
Died - In
Grosebacher, John Grosebacher
Source:
Spirit of Democracy June 28, 1870
Drowned - John Grosebacher,
a young man about twenty years of age, was drowned on Saturday, the 18th
inst., while bathing in the river at a place called
Hamilton,
Thomas Hamilton
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 16, 1870
In the same township (
Harris,
Jerry Harris, Wife and two Daughters
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
Harper s Ferry, October 2. - About forty - seven -
lives are lost and thirty dwellings washed away by the flood - Benjamin and
James Bateman and their families, Mrs. Snipes and family, Mrs. Carroll and
Jerry Harris, (colored) wife and two daughters, are known to be drowned. All
buildings on the South side of the Shenandoah are injured and nine entirely
washed away. Only a few buildings remain on the island, and it was there the
greatest destruction of life occurred.
Hatchett, Mrs. Hatchett
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Jan. 25, 1870
The Jonesboro (Illinois) Gazette says On
last Monday, on the farm of Allen W. Kimmel, in the Mississippi bottom, two
men, in search of cattle, came upon the cold, stiff bodies of Mrs. Hatchett and her two little children, one aged two and the
other five; they had been dead about two weeks. Mrs. Hatchett
had been living in
Hays,
James W. Hays
Source:
Spirit of Democracy June 21, 1870
Drowned - A letter received from Pittsburgh
informs us that James W. Hays, a resident of this county, was drowned at
Pomeroy, while making a line fast to coal flat. He caught his foot in some way,
fell overboard, and never came to the surface again. Our correspondent says:
He told me his mother and wife lived in your county; he said his father in
law s name was John Goudy, who lived near
Heath,
Lyman Heath
Source:
Spirit of Democracy July 12, 1870
Lyman Heath, who died at
Hoag,
Truman H. Hon. Hoag
Source;
Spirit of Democracy Feb. 15, 1870
Hon. Truman H. Hoag, Democratic Congressman,
from
Hood,
Sarah L. Hood
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 2, 1870
Mrs. Sarah L. Hood, wife of W. C. Hood,
proprietor of the Marietta Times, died on Tuesday afternoon, July 19. She had
been in failing health for a long time. We regret to learn that Mr. Hood was so
ill as to be unable to attend the funeral. - Marrietta,
23rd ult.
Jennings,
Mr. Jennings and Family
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
The families of Mr. Jennings and Mr. Miller,
whose homes were near the river, were washed away. In all
five persons.
Johnston,
William Johnston Jr. 2nd obit
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 18, 1870
William Johnston, Jr., who
was killed on the 7th inst., was buried on Sunday, the 9th
inst.
Johnston,
William Johnston Jr.
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
William Johnston, Jr., who was shot by
George Wilbur, on Friday morning last, died from the effects of the wound at 10
o clock Saturday morning.
Avery,
A. T. Avery
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 18, 1870
The body of A. T. Avery, of
Kent,
Charley Kent
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 17, 1870
Boy Killed - On Wednesday of last week, a boy named
Charley
Kroh, Henry Rev. Kroh
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Jan. 18, 1870
Rev. Henry Kroh
died in
Lee,
General Robert E. Lee
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 18, 1870
Death of General Robert E.
Lee.
General Lee died at
Long,
Hannah Long
Source:
Spirit of Democracy December 13, 1870
Died - On the 24th day of
November, 1870, Hannah Long, wife of Henry Long aged 68 years, 10 months and 7
days. One more of the aged mothers has fallen with the
leaves of autumn.
Longstreet,
Judge A. R. Longstreet
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 9, 1870
Judge A. R. Longstreet, the author of the
humorous and once popular, Georgia Scenes died at
Malroy, Anthony Malroy
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Feb. 8, 1870
Anthony Malroy was
killed by falling down Williams Coal - shaft, near
Martin,
Duff Martin
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 30, 1870
On the 14th
inst., at Clarington, Duff, infant son of
McCaslines
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 1, 1870
Horrible
Accident - On Saturday, the 19th ult., a little child, three years
old, of James McCaslines, of Benton township, fell
into a kettle of boiling water, and was so frightfully injured that death
ensued her the following morning.
McConahey, Dr. James M. McConahey
Source:
Spirit of Democracy June 28, 1870
We have been called upon to announce the
death of quite a number of our aged citizens within the past few weeks. Today
we announce the death of Mr. Moses Rhodes, aged about 80 years - Dr. James M. McConahey, aged 64 - and Mr. Wm. Goodhue about 78 - all of
Peace township. Mr. Goodhue fell some ten or fifteen
feet from his sawmill, and was killed almost instantly, as we are informed. -
St. Clairsville Gazette
McElroy,
Alfred McElroy
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Feb. 8, 1870
Fatal Accident.
Beallsville, Feb. 2, 1870 Editors Spirit: A sad and fatal accident occurred in
our neighborhood yesterday evening. Mr. Alfred McElroy, residing on Atkinson s Run, while engaged in getting firewood was instantly killed.
He had cut one tree, which lodged up another which he chopped till they both
fell; the first one falling across his breast, and remaining there till the
person engaged in hauling the wood returned, procured some assistance, raised
up the log and took the body out.
The deceased leaves a wife and three or four
small children, in very limited circumstances, to mourn his untimely end. Yours
& c., Wm. Workman
McFarland,
Thomas McFarland
Source:
Spirit of Democracy July 19, 1870
Fatal Accident - Thomas McFarland, a worthy
citizen of Belpre, was kicked by a horse on Sunday, June 25, injuring him
severely. He was a man probably seventy years of age, and he lingered till the
following Friday, when he died. He was a native of
McGilton, Mary J. McGilton
Source
Spirit of Democracy Jan. 11, 1870
Died. December 16,
1869, in Clay City, Ill., Mary J. McGilton, aged 26
years 9 months and 22 days.
Thou art gone to the grave;
But we will not deplore thee,
Though sorrow and darkness
Encompass the tomb.
The
Savior has passed
Through its portals before thee;
The light of his love
Is thy guide through the tomb
S.G.A.
Agin, Caroline M. Agin
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Jan. 11, 1870
December 27, 1869, of consumption, in the 32nd
year of her age, Caroline M. Agin, wife of A?n?? Agin, of Green township, this county.
McKee,
J. D. McKee
Source:
Spirit of Democracy June 14, 1870
[
McKennan, Thomas McKennan
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Jan. 11, 1870
On the 1st inst. at
McNash, William J. McNash
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Jan. 11, 1870
In
Meehan,
Nancy Mrs. Meehan
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 15, 1870
Noble
Miller,
Mr. Miller and Family
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
The families of Mr. Jennings and Mr. Miller,
whose homes were near the river, were washed away. In all
five persons.
Minck?, John T. Minck?
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 29, 1870
John T. Minck?., an old and influential citizen of
Mitchell,
Jacob N. Mitchell
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 9, 1870
We learn that Jacob N. Mitchell,(formerly a resident of
Mitchell,
Jacob N. Mitchell obit #2
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 16, 1870
Jacob N. Mitchell, born in St. Clairsville, March 3rd ,
1818, died July 19th , 1870, at his residence near Ottowa,
Mitchell,
Miss Lucinda Mitchell
Source:
Spirit of Democracy January 3 1871
Died, December 7th,
of Lung disease at
The deceased was a child of the covenant and
a member of the
Her life was one of piety, her death,
another triumph of the Christian faith. Loving parents, a brother and sisters
and a large circle of youthful companions, mourn her departure, but are
comforted by the Christians faith, that them also which sleep in Jesus will
God bring with him.

Mitchell,
Thomas Mitchell
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 5, 1870
Died - At the residence of his son in
For many years Mr. Mitchell was one of the
most enterprising business men of our county, but for about ten years he was
afflicted with total blindness. A constant Christian, he often spoke of the
time of his departure; and, though this sun - lit earth was all darkness to
him, yet he looked forward with joyous anticipations to the time, when
celestial light should burst on his enraptured vision, and reveal to him the
glories of the upper world.
He leaves an aged widow and a large circle
of friends to feel the loss of their ever moral and religious advisor.
M.
Stewart,
W. M. Stewart
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 10,1870
Sad Accident - Mr. W. m. T. Stewart, of
When
it went off, shooting him through the head. He leaves a wife and family to
mourn his loss.
Molletar, Mrs. Peter Molletar
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 18, 1870
Mrs. Peter Molletar,
residing near
Moore,
Jacob Mr. Moore
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Jan. 25, 1870
Sudden death - Mr. Jacob Moore, an aged
citizen of
Morris,
Source: Spirit of Democracy December 6, 1870
Died - Nov. 23, in
I take these little lambs, said He, and lay
them in my breast; protection they shall find in me, in me be ever blest. S. H. M.
Morris,
Thomas B. Morris
Thomas B. Morris deceased on the 20th
day of January 1870.
Morris, Vance Edson Morris
Source:
Spirit of Democracy December 6, 1870
Died - Nov. 23, in
I take these little lambs, said He, and lay
them in my breast; protection they shall find in me, in me be ever blest. S. H. M.
Morrow,
Sereiva C. Mrs. Morrow
Source:
Barnesville Enterprise, 20th instant. Spirit of Democracy Jan. 25,
1870.
Died - On the 14th
instant, in Barnesville, of Consumption, Mrs. Sereiva
C. Morrow, aged 62 years, 9 months and 24 days.
Mosser, Two Infant Mosser
Source:
Spirit of Democracy December 13, 1870
Horrible Affair.
Two Children burnt Up In a House.
When Mosser, the
father of the children, discovered that his house was burning, ha ran off to
alarm his neighbors, instead of entering the building and rescuing his two
infant children, aged one and three years respectively. The mother of the
children was absent from the home at the time. It is alleged that the inhuman
father was heard complaining the following day over the loss of some tools
consumed by the fire, but appeared unconcerned about the tragic death of his
babies.

Nezor, Mr. C. C. Nezor
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 25, 1870
Mr. C. C. Nezor, a
resident of
Nichol
Source:
Sprit of Democracy Mar.
15, 1870
Noll,
Elizabeth Mrs. Noll
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 29, 1870
On the 24th
inst., at the residence of her son, J.B. Noll. In Woodsfeild, Mrs. Elizabeth Noll in the 82nd year
of her age.
Noll,
Mary A. Mrs. Noll
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 29, 1870
Died - On the 7th
inst., at Baresville [sic], this county, Mrs. Mary a.
Noll, relict of S.W. Noll, in the 43rd year of her age.
O Connor,
Daniel O Connor 2nd
obit
Source:
Spirit of Democracy December 27, 1870
Resolutions of
Whereas, It has
pleased the great Architect of the Universe to call Bro Daniel O Connor, A
Master Mason, from labor.
Resolved, That
in the death of Bro. O Connor we have lost a kind and generous friend, an
esteemed citizen, and faithful brother.
Resolved, That
we sincerely condole with the afflicted relatives of our deceased brother in
their great bereavement. Peace be to his ashes, and green been the acacia that blosoms[sic]
above his grave.
Resolved, That
a copy of these resolutions, properly attested, be transmitted to the bereaved
wife of the deceased; and, as a lasting memorial of our brotherly love and
friendship for our departed brother, these proceedings be entered in full on
our records.
Resolved, That
the foregoing be published in the Spirit of Democracy.
The Lodge also resolved that the members
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days, and that for a like time the
furniture of the lodge room be draped in mourning.
O Connor,
Daniel O Connor
Source:
Spirit of Democracy November 29, 1870
Daniel O Connor, Recorder of this county
died at his residence in this place, on Saturday, the 26th inst.,
after a protracted illness. Mr. O Connor was born in
He has filled, satisfactorily, the office of
the Recorder of this County for eighteen years, and was re - elected last
October for a seventh term.
Mr. O Connor was a remarkable kind,
peaceable and unobtrusive man, probably without a single enemy in the world. -
He was buried today (Monday) at 2 o clock, by the Masonic Fraternity.
Farewell, father O Connor; the blessings of
all who knew thee rest upon thee.
Ochsenbein
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Feb. 8, 1870
Fatal Accident - We are called upon to
chronicle another of those melancholy accidents that too often result from the
careless handling of firearms.  To ascertain if it was loaded, he pulled
back the lock, and while blowing into the muzzle of the gun the contents were
discharged, passing through his brain and killing him instantly.
Ogle,
James Ogle
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 30, 1870
Packer,
Wm. F. Packer
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
Wm. F. Packer, a prominent politician of
Paradol, M. Prevost Paradol
Source:
Spirit of Democracy July 26, 1870
Suicide of the French
Minister.
Washington, July20. - M. Prevost Paradol, the new
French Minister, who arrived here last week, and was received by the President
on Saturday, committed suicide, at one o clock this morning, by shooting
himself with a pistol. He had been very busy since his arrival, and yesterday
his mind seemed wandering, though he contained to give
attention to business during the afternoon. It is presumed that he was laboring
under a temporary fit of insanity, caused by fatigue and intense heat.
The French Minister shot himself in his
sleeping chamber, and the circumstances attending it show that the act was
premeditated. The house keeper heard the report of a pistol and rushed to the
room, where she found M. Paradol lying dead on the
floor, bleeding from his left breast, the ball having entered immediately over
the heart.
Passmo?e, Tom H. F. Passmo?e
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 17, 1870
Dead - T. H. F. Passmo?e,
late the Democratic nominee for Congress in this District, died at his
residence in Juda, Saturday morning, April 23rd
, of inflammation of the stomach and bowels. Tom was a good hearted man, and he
has left many warm friends, even among his political enemies. He was a young
man of more than ordinary ability, and had, not withstanding
his being a blacksmith by trade, a fair attachment in legal and political
knowledge. He was justly styled the Blacksmith Orator. He, like all men, had
his little faults - let them lie in the grave with his body, and let his good
qualities, of which he had many be cherished by those who have felt his firm
grasp as a friend, and warm heart beat in sympathy for his fellow man. We have
not know him long, but knew
him well. Peace, poor Tom, is beyond the grave. So mote it be.
-
[We knew Tom well. The people of this county
reposed confidence in him, and tis our opinion, had he remained here he could
have occupied any official position, within their gift, he desired. - Peace to
his ashes. - Eds. Spirit.]
Peabody,
George Peabody
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Feb. 15, 1870
The last of George
Peabody. The last ceremonies over the remains of this illustrious
philanthropist were performed the 8th inst., in the village in
Ramisom, Bates Ramisom -
Daughter and Servant
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
Ressegger, Mrs. Ressegger
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 10, 1870
Mrs. Ressegger,
wife of Samuel Ressegger, of
Rhodes,
Moses Rhodes
Source:
Spirit of Democracy June 28, 1870
We have been called upon to announce the
death of quite a number of our aged citizens within the past few weeks. Today
we announce the death of Mr. Moses Rhodes, aged about 80 years - Dr. James M. McConahey, aged 64 - and Mr. Wm. Goodhue about 78 - all of
Peace township. Mr. Goodhue fell some ten or fifteen
feet from his sawmill, and was killed almost instantly, as we are informed. -
St. Clairsville Gazette
Ridgeway,
Mrs. Ridgeway
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
Ruff,
Mrs. Ruff
Source:
Spirit of Democracy July 19, 1870
Fatal Accident - On Sunday last Richard Ruff
and wife left Cow Run for a visit to
Ryan,
John Ryan
Source:
Spirit of Democracy May 10, 1870
Man Killed - Early Tuesday morning a man
named John Ryan, a section boss on the B. & O. R. R., at Burr s Station,
was run over by the Night Express train and instantly killed. It appears that
he had attended a party that night, and was on his way home when the accident
occurred. Although usually a sober man, on this occasion he had been drinking
and it is supposed that, over come by the liquor, he
sat down upon the track and went to sleep. Ryan was an intelligent, respectable
Irishman, with many friends in the neighborhood where he lived.
Schmidt, Henry Schmidt
Henry Schmidt died January 14, 1870. He was born Feb 1797, the son of Philip
and Barbara Stiebener Schmidt. Married
in 1825 to Dorothea Dahl.
Schmidt,
Henry Schmidt
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 8, 1870
of
march. Some boys went from this place to spelling school, and took with them
some shooting irons. When they arrived at the house they found no one there. A
young lad by the name of R. Boyles accidentally let a pistol go off and shot
Henry Schmidt through the left breast, killing him instantly. G. S. Algeo
Secrest, Iaetta Secrest
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 8, 1870
On the 11th
instant, at the residence of her parents, in
Shepherd,
Mrs.
Source:
Spirit of Democracy November 8, 1870
Fatal Accident - Mrs. Lydia Shepherd, of
Summerfield, was, on the 24th inst., instantly killed by the falling
of a tree. She had been spending an hour or two with a neighboring lady at the
residence of Dr. R. B. Taylor, and on her way home called on her sister, Mrs. Richner. Some boys were falling a
small beech tree near Mr. Richner s residence, and
while Mrs. Shepherd was entering the enclosure, the tree fell, striking her on
the head, producing fatal concussion of the brain. The physicians of the place
were called in to see her, but life was extinct. By this providence Mr.
Shepherd has lost a good, kind wife, and a large
family of children an indulgent mother.
Shepherd,
Mrs. Nancy Shepherd
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 25, 1870
Died - On the 27th day of
September, 1870, Mrs. Nancy Shepherd, aged one hundred years, one month and
ten days. Mrs. S. was daughter of Mr. John Willison,
and born in the State of
Smith,
Nancy Smith
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Feb. 15, 1870
Died - In this city, Jan. 27, mrs. Nancy Smith, aged 47 years
and 10 months.
Funeral services will take place from the
Snipes,
Mrs. Snipes and Family
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
Harper s Ferry, October 2. - About forty - seven -
lives are lost and thirty dwellings washed away by the flood - Benjamin and
James Bateman and their families, Mrs. Snipes and family, Mrs. Carroll and
Jerry Harris, (colored) wife and two daughters, are known to be drowned. All
buildings on the South side of the Shenandoah are injured and nine entirely
washed away. Only a few buildings remain on the island, and it was there the
greatest destruction of life occurred.
Soliday, George B. Soliday
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 8, 1870
Died - On the 10th instant, at
his residence, about two miles north of Sarahsville,
Mr. Geo. B. Soliday, in the 45th year of his
age.
South,
Daniel South
Source:
Spirit of Democracy June 28, 1870
Daniel South, an inmate of the
Stanton,
Alex H. Capt. Stanton
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Jan. 11, 1870
Capt. Alex H. Stanton, of the First U.S.
Calvary, son of Hon. B.F. Stanton, of
Taggard,
Mrs. Taggard
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 15, 1870
The wife of Mr. Isaac Taggard was buried
to-day [Wednesday]. She had been lingering for some time, unable to digest any thing except a little beef tea or oyster soup.
Talbert,
Samuel Talbert
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 22, 1870
Sudden
Death - We learn that on Sunday last, Mr. Samuel Talbert, a highly respected
citizen of
Thomas,
Mrs. Sarah Ann Thomas
Source:
Spirit of Democracy November 15, 1870
Died - At Williamsburg, Franklin Co.,
Townsend,
Charles Rev. Townsend
Source:
Spirit of Democracy mar. 22, 1870
A venerable clergyman has just died in
They dwell at the Lakes, an appropriate
quarter
For poems diluted with water.
The other was called forth by a visit of
thieves to the author s rectory;
They came and prig s my stockings, my
linens, my store,
But they couldn t prig my sermons, for
they were prig s before.
Wagner,
Jacob Wagner
Source:
Spirit of Democracy August 16, 1870
Died - In
Walker,
Mary Walker
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Feb. 15, 1870
Mrs. Mary Walker, of
Wheeler,
Lenni Wheeler
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Mar. 29, 1870
Frozen to Death - There is no doubt but
that, Eldon Blake and Lenni Wheeler two soldiers of
Co. K. 20th U.S. Infantry, from Olive Tp., this county, were frozen
to death, while attempting to reach Fort Abercrombie, from Fort Totten - The
battalion to which they were attached, was stationed at Fort Totten and the
boys term of service having expired, they undertook to come back to Fort
Abercrombie, but being caught in a snow storm, perished. The young men were the
last living survivors of a squad of six who left the neighborhood of South
Olive, In 1866 to go to the regular Army.
Whitelow, Robert Whitelow -
Wife and three Daughters
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
Whitney,
Daniel G. Capt. Whitney
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Feb. 22, 1870
Died, in
Williams,
Aunie M. Mrs. Williams
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Jan. 18, 1870
Died - December 28, at the residence of her
father, Mr. Samuel De Moss, near Bealmont, Cambell county,
Williams,
Pearl Williams
Source:
Spirit of Democracy October 11, 1870
Died - On the 7th inst., of
Consumption,
Another cherub gone to
join the bright celestial throng around God s Throne to heaven.
Wood,
William H. Wood
Source:
Spirit of Democracy December 13, 1870
William H. Wood, a broker in
Woods,
Charles Woods
Source:
Spirit of Democracy Jan. 11, 1870
We learn that another murder was committed
at Flashing, Belmont Co., on the 28th ult. A white man named Enoch
Thomas first struck a mulatto named Charles Woods with a pick-axe, knocking him
down; recovering from the blow Woods engaged Thomas, when a desperate struggle
ensued; Thomas struck a second blow, when Woods started to run; after he had
gone about fifty yards Thomas fired. Six slugs entered his body. He died the
same evening Thomas was arrested.
Zimerly, Samuel Zimerly
Source:
Spirit of Democracy December 20, 1870
Sad Accident - A remarkable case of drowning
occurred in
Edward Beck - Testified that he was helping
John Zanger kill hogs on the 7th of
December, 1870, and that Samuel Zimerly was there and
was carrying water during the forenoon. When they went to dinner Mr. Zimerly was not with them. After they had sat down inquiry
was made and someone went to call him, when a little boy came running and said
Mr. Zimerly was in the spring. I ran as fast as I
could to the spring and found him doubled up in it dead. Chas. Latch came to my
assistance and we lifted him out. The spring was 3 or 4 feet deep with about 2
feet of water in it. It is about 3 feet one way and 4 feet the other. There was
a bucket found in the spring.
The verdict of the Coroner s Jury was as
follows:
After having heard the evidence and examined
the body we find that the deceased, Samuel Zimerly,
came to his death by drowning in said spring of water after slipping and
falling into the same.
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PCA
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- What?
- It is a statistical procedure that uses an orthogonal transformation to convert a set of observations of possibly correlated variables into a set of values of linearly uncorrelated variables called principal components.
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- Goal?
- Given points \(\in \mathbf{R}^d\), find k-directions that capture most of the variation.
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- Why?
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- Find a small basis for representing variations in complex things.
e.g. faces, genes.
- Reducing the number of dimensions makes some computations cheaper.
- Remove irrelevant dimensions to reduce overfitting in learnging algorithms.
Like “subset selection” but the features are not axis aligned.
They are linear combinations of input features.
- Find a small basis for representing variations in complex things.
- Finding Principle Components:
- Let ‘\(X\)’ be an \((n \times d)\) design matrix, centered, with mean \(\hat{x} = 0\).
- Let ‘\(w\)’ be a unit vector.
- The Orthogonal Projection of the point ‘\(x\)’ onto ‘\(w\)’ is \(\tilde{x} = (x.w)w\).
Or \(\tilde{x} = \dfrac{x.w}{\|w\|_2^2}w\), if \(w\) is not a unit vector.
- Let ‘\(X^TX\)’ be the sample covariance matrix,
\(0 \leq \lambda_1 \leq \lambda_2 \leq \cdots \leq \lambda_d\) be its eigenvalues and let \(v_1, v_2, \cdots, v_d\) be the corresponding Orthogonal Unit Eigen-vectors. -
Given Orthonormal directions (vectors) \(v_1, v_2, \ldots, v_k\), we can write:
\[\tilde{x} = \sum_{i=1}^k (x.v_i)v_i.\]
The Principle Components: are precisely the eigenvectors of the data’s covariance matrix.
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- Total Variance and Error Measurement:
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- The Total Variance of the data can be expressed as the sum of all the eigenvalues:
- \[\mathbf{Tr} \Sigma = \mathbf{Tr} (U \Lambda U^T) = \mathbf{Tr} (U^T U \Lambda) = \mathbf{Tr} \Lambda = \lambda_1 + \ldots + \lambda_n.\]
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- The Total Variance of the Projected data is:
- \[\mathbf{Tr} (P \Sigma P^T ) = \lambda_1 + \lambda_2 + \cdots + \lambda_k.\]
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- The Error in the Projection could be measured with respect to variance.
- We define the ratio of variance “explained” by the projected data as:
- The Error in the Projection could be measured with respect to variance.
- \[\dfrac{\lambda_1 + \ldots + \lambda_k}{\lambda_1 + \ldots + \lambda_n}.\]
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If the ratio is high, we can say that much of the variation in the data can be observed on the projected plane.
Derivation 1. Fitting Gaussians to Data with MLE
- What?
- Fit a Gaussian to data with MLE
- Choose k Gaussian axes of greatest variance.
Notice: MLE estimates a covariance matrix; \(\hat{\Sigma} = \dfrac{1}{n}X^TX\).
- Algorithm:
- Center \(X\)
- Normalize \(X\).
Optional. Should only be done if the units of measurement of the features differ.
- Compute the unit Eigen-values and Eigen-vectors of \(X^TX\)
- Choose ‘\(k\)’ based on the Eigenvalue sizes
Optional. Top to bottom.
- For the best k-dim subspace, pick Eigenvectors \(v_{d-k+1}, \cdots, v_d\).
- Compute the coordinates ‘\(x.v_i\)’ of the trainning/test data in PC-Space.
Derivation 2. Maximizing Variance
- What?
- Find a direction ‘\(w\)’ that maximizes the variance of the projected data.
- Maximize the variance
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- Derivation:
- \[\max_{w : \|w\|_2=1} \: Var(\left\{\tilde{x_1}, \tilde{x_2}, \cdots, \tilde{x_n} \right\})\]
- \[\begin{align} & \ = \max_{w : \|w\|_2=1} \dfrac{1}{n} \sum_{i=1}{n}(x_i.\dfrac{w}{\|w\|})^2 \\ & \ = \max_{w : \|w\|_2=1} \dfrac{1}{n} \dfrac{\|xw\|^2}{\|w\|^2} \\ & \ = \max_{w : \|w\|_2=1} \dfrac{1}{n} \dfrac{w^TX^TXw}{w^Tw} \end{align}\]
- Where \(\dfrac{1}{n}\dfrac{w^TX^TXw}{w^Tw}\) is the Rayleigh Quotient.
- For any Eigen-vector \(v_i\), the Rayleigh Quotient is \(= \lambda_i\).
- \(\implies\) the vector \(v_d\) with the largest \(\lambda_d\), achieves the maximum variance: \(\dfrac{\lambda_d}{n}.\)
- Thus, the maximum of the Rayleigh Quotient is achieved at the Eigen-vector that has the highest correpsonding Eigen-value.
- We find subsequent vectors by finding the next biggest \(\lambda_i\) and choosing its corresponding Eigen-vector.
-
- Another Derivation from Statistics:
- The data matrix has points \(x_i\); its component along a proposed axis \(u\) is \((x · u)\).
- The variance of this is \(E(x · u − E(x · u))^2\)
- and the optimization problem is
- \[\begin{align} \max_{x : \|x\|_2=1} \: E(x · u − E(x · u))^2 & \\ & \ = \max_{u : \|u\|_2=1} \: E[(u \cdot (x − Ex))^2] \\ & \ = \max_{u : \|u\|_2=1} \: uE[(x − Ex) \cdot (x − Ex)^T]u \\ & \ = \max_{u : \|u\|_2=1} \: u^T \Sigma u \end{align}\]
- where the matrix \({\displaystyle \Sigma \:= \dfrac{1}{n} \sum_{j=1}^n (x_j-\hat{x})(x_j-\hat{x})^T}.\)
- Since \(\Sigma\) is symmetric, the \(u\) that gives the maximum value to \(u^T\Sigma u\) is the eigenvector of \(\Sigma\) with the largest eigenvalue.
- The second and subsequent principal component axes are the other eigenvectors sorted by eigenvalue.
Derivation 3. Minimize Projection Error
- What?
- Find direction ‘\(w\)’ that minimizes the Projection Error.
-
- Derivation:
- \[\begin{align} \min_{\tilde{x} : \|\tilde{x}\|_2 = 1} \; \sum_{i=1}^n \|x_i - \tilde{x_i}\|^2 & \\ & \ = \min_{w : \|w\|_2 = 1} \; \sum_{i=1}^n \|x_i -\dfrac{x_i \cdot w}{\|w\|_2^2}w\|^2 \\ & \ = \min_{w : \|w\|_2 = 1} \; \sum_{i=1}^n \left[\|x_i\|^2 - (x_i \cdot \dfrac{w}{\|w\|_2})^2\right] \\ & \ = \min_{w : \|w\|_2 = 1} \; c - n*\sum_{i=1}^n(x_i \cdot \dfrac{w}{\|w\|_2})^2 \\ & \ = \min_{w : \|w\|_2 = 1} \; c - n*Var(\left\{\tilde{x_1}, \tilde{x_2}, \cdots, \tilde{x_n} \right\}) \\ & \ = \max_{w : \|w\|_2 = 1} \; Var(\left\{\tilde{x_1}, \tilde{x_2}, \cdots, \tilde{x_n} \right\}) \end{align}\]
- Thus, minimizing projection error is equivalent to maximizing variance.


Wraps a collection with a call to
inject
, which returns result of combining elements in the collection.


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Wanting to experiment with drugs, but facing drug tests while switching jobs and not really having any contacts for extralegal substances, I've dabbled in 'legal highs' recently.
Sativah is a herbal high combination of: 'Lettuce Opium, mad-dog weed, egyptian mugwort, passionflower, Salvia Divinorum, Hops, Strobiles, Mixed Chamomile, Damiana, Raspberry and Spearmint' The stuff I got was crudely ground, so I could actually see parts of the stuff they mentioned and I believe the list, including Salvia (by taste in smoke), which I've tried elsewise.
I bought a 28 gram pack from my local 'headshop'. The owner, an old hippie I'd known since I was a toddler, actually tried to get me to try this stuff first when I was looking for Salvia. The info on the pack recommended trying just before bedtime.
I settled into my chair watching a movie, and I'd made all the preperations for bedtime. About 1/2 hour before I planned to go to bed, I lit some in my home-made bong, which is a glass lemonade jar with some heavy duty plumbing tubing and a brass hose head for a cup. I use small sheets of aluminum foil which I've perforated with a pin for a screen. The overall volume is about 3/4 of the volume of a standard tobacco pipe.
The smoke itself was bitter and very, very thick with a grey/white coloring. I sucked until it reached my lips, then exhaled while I covered the smoke chamber.  From the jar, I was able to get 2.5 lungfuls and the cup lasted for two of these operations. Since it was smaller than a standard pipe, I filled it twice. Then I went off to bed.
On the way to bed I noticed some clumsiness, but I was tired already so I won't attribute that entirely to the drug. What I did notice was an enhanced feeling of body. I could feel and hear my blood flowing in my chest, through my heart and around my torso. My heart was beating loudly, though not unusually fast, just that I could hear all the things inside my body. There was other noise in the room, from my TV.
For a while, I played 'Fire and Ice'. Then, the noise in my chest subsided and I turned off the tv and went to go to sleep. No images flashed into my brain, so I tried to create some. Since I love Sword & Sorcery stuff, I played out cliche scenarios; riding dragons, killing sub-men with a battle axe and chasing pretty scantily clad ladies through jungles. Frazetta stuff;-)
Now, I have a good imagination already, but I did see an improvement here: In the EASE of the imagination. These felt close to real, even though I was using 1/10 the brainpower I did when doing this to 'serious daydream' for a story. I could FEEL the battle axe in my hand as I hacked into the head of a sub-man, Feel the wind and inertia riding on top of a dragon and the backlash of hot gas as I had it burn stuff on the ground and FEEL my manhood in the ladies I caught. This was not a hallucination, because I knew what was real, it was enhanced imagination. My body lie still through this.
When I finally got to sleep, I slept a little lighter than most time, waking up more often. I did dream more in ways that I could remember, mostly lucid dreams between sleep and wakefulness. These dreams were of going through endless mazes, some stone and underground, others made of semi-transparent glass in vast open spaces, like an endless beach under a few inches of water and a large open sky. None of the 'heroic fantasy' stuff carried over into these dreams, they seemed to be about a feeling of calmness and exploration and an unreachable contemplation.
I felt a bit tired in the morning, but there were other factors I could attribute to that. Glad the next day was a day off, but I could have gone to work OK. I definitely plan to try more, probably only one small bowl next time. There's enough for a LOT of doses in one pack, so I hope this stuff 'grows' on me.
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In addition to the methods listed above,
class RVG::ClipPath
also implements the styles method and the shape methods.
RVG::ClipPath.new(clip_path_units) [ { |clippath| drawing method calls } ] -> clippath
Creates a clipping path. A clipping path is a combination of path, text, and basic shape objects that define an outline. Attach the clipping path to an object such as a raster image or RVG object with the :clip_path style. When RVG draws the object, things "outside" the path are not drawn.
The ClipPath.new method yields to a block. Within the block define the clipping path with a combination of path, basic shape, and text objects. You can also use the use method to refer to a previously-defined object or group of objects.
userSpaceOnUse
, the contents of the clipping path represent
values in the current user coordinate system in place at the time when the clipping path is referenced. if objectBoundingBox, then the user coordinate
system for the contents of the clipping path is established using the bounding box of the object to which the clipping path is applied. The default is
userSpaceOnUse
.
The :clip_rule style.
clippath.desc -> string
clippath.desc = string
desc
attribute to assign a text description to the clipping path.
clippath.metadata -> string
clippath.metadata =
string
metadata
attribute to assign additional metadata to the clipping path.
clippath.title -> string
clippath.title =
string
title
attribute to assign a title to the clipping path.
clippath.text(x=0, y=0, text=nil) [{|text| ...}] -> text
Calls RVG::Text.new to construct a text object and adds it to the clipping path. Yields to a block if one is present, passing the new text object as an argument.
The RVG::Text
object, so other RVG::Text
methods can be chained to this method.
clippath.use(obj, x=0, y=0, width=nil, height=nil) -> use
Calls RVG::Use.new to constructs a use
object and adds it to the clipping path.
When the referenced argument is another RVG object,
width and height can be used to specify the width and height of the viewport. If present and non-nil,
these arguments override any width and height specified when the RVG object was created. You must specify the viewport size either when creating the RVG
object or when referencing it with use
.
See RVG::Use.new
The RVG::Use
object, so other RVG::Use
methods can be chained to this method.


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Compression
In response to increasing volumes of data being sent over the wire, Couchbase Data Platform now provides data compression between the SDK and Couchbase Server.
Overview
Documents may already be stored compressed with Snappy.
Now documents may be passed from client applications to the server in compressed form, saving around 40% in bandwidth, and also transmission time.
These operations take place automatically, after HELLO
negotiation with the server, and do not require any changes on the client side, beyond updating to a recent SDK version with compression support (see release notes).
Limits
The document must be below 20MB in size in both compressed and uncompressed form. Compression is only available in the Enterprise Edition of Couchbase Data Platform.
Operating Modes
The three modes in which compression can be used, “off”, “passive” and “active”, are per bucket configuration settings on the cluster.
Depending on how it is set, the HELLO negotiation will fail or succeed.
The HELLO
flag for compression has the value 0x0a
and is defined as:
PROTOCOL_BINARY_FEATURE_SNAPPY = 0x0a
| OFF | PASSIVE | ACTIVE | |
|---|---|---|---|
Sending SNAPPY feature with HELLO |
ignore |
acknowledge |
acknowledge |
Sending compressed data when SNAPPY feature enabled |
- |
accept |
accept |
Sending compressed data when SNAPPY feature disabled |
reject as invalid |
reject as invalid |
reject as invalid |
Receiving data which were previously compressed on the server |
server inflates and sends plain data |
server sends compressed data |
server sends compressed data |
Receiving data which were not previously compressed on the server |
server sends plain data |
server sends plain data |
server might send compressed data (the compression is done in the background on the server) |
Acceptance Guarantee
The server may change compression settings for the bucket at any time, but it is guaranteed that once the socket negotiates compression through HELLO
, the server will never reject compressed data, even if the bucket setting has been changed.
Minimum Size
While the tiniest of documents will not be reduced in size by compressing, there is another category of slightly larger documents in whose case the time overhead of compressing and decompressing outweighs the slight advantage of marginally reduced transmission time from client to server or back.
To safeguard against the case of several thousand documents stealing CPU time to barely discernable advantage, a threshold for minimum doument size to compress is set in the SDK, with a sensible default value - that value can be seen for your chosen SDK in its API documentation (normally 32 bytes), and you can override this to disable compression:
-
For Java, to disable compression from client to server, set
compressionMinSize
to max int<PHONE_NUMBER>). Alternatively, to disable compression in both directions, set the Java system propertycom.couchbase.snappyEnabled
toFalse
. -
For .NET, Snappy compression is not currently supported.
-
For SDKs using LCB’s connstr (Node.js, PHP, Python), override the default with
"compression=off"
in your connection string. Additionally, for Python you can set thecouchbase.bucket.Bucket.compression
property toCOMPRESS_NONE
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For Go, can also be disabled by using
compression=off
in the connection string.


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