Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-26

or thirty vessels have received more or
less damage.
The Lexington, Mo-. Caizen says, that
sleighs have been funning in that town,
and that the boys have fine skating on
the ponds. So cold a spell for Novem-
Der has scarcely ever been known.
An editor out west has married a girl
named Church. He says he has enjoy
ed more happiness since he joined the
Church than he ever knew in all his life
before.
John B. Cough writes to a friend at
Chicago, that he will start for the West
about the first proximo, and will deliver
lectures on temperance at most of the
principal points in the West and North
west.
Mrs. Purdy, of Spencer, is no los
years old, hale and hearty, and relates
anecdotes of the Revolution with all the
ardor Of youth. Her husband was kill
ed in that war, and she has remained a
widow SO years.
Near Rocky Point, in Greenbiier Co.,
Va on Thursday week, at the residence
of VIM. 7. Mann, George Fox, about Is
years old, was instantly killed and partly
eaten by a large pet bear, belonging 10
Mann.
WISCONSIN ELEcTIoN.-The State is
nearly heard from. The majority thus
far for Fremont is 12, 1877. The Senate
stands Republicans 10, Democrats IL,
and the House, Republicans 60, Demo
Gratis so. Seven small counties to hear
from.
FOURTEEN GovERSoRs-The election
Of BisSell in Illinois secures to every free
State in the Union an anti. Nebraska Gov
ernor excepting Indiana and California.
This is something for a young party TO
boast Of, and indicates what earnest ac-
ton a accomplish
On Friday night last, the ticket office
of the G. W. & z. Railroad, at Whining
ton, was robbed of 800. The number
of tickets taken is no known. The wires
on both sides of the village, were cut, to
escape detection. No clue has yet been
had to the robbers.-Scioto gazette.
From OREGoN.-The Indian troubles
in Oregon threaten to become more seri-
Gus. Gov. Stevens, who had advanced
into the Walla Walla country to negoti-
ate peace, was obliged to return. The
entire country north and east OF
Days river, is in possession of the Indi-
ans.
CASE OF INTERMARRIAeE Two curl
Gus cases of intermsrriage have occurred
in Newtown county, in this State. Mr..
Stephen Daniel, aged s., married a
daughter of N. Rogers, who was Is. and
N. Rogers. aged 6e. married a daughter
of Stephen who was IA years of age
Norfolk "a Herald.
IRISH EMIGRATION TO BUENos AYREs
Dublin F-eeman's Journal chron-
icles the sailing of a ship with emigrants
to Buenos Ayres.-The Irish now in
Buenos Ayres number l9, 1000, and they
have succeeded remarkably well. for
tunes of $1,000 up to $4,000 being
not unc ommon among them.
A BIG HAuL.-On Tuesday morning,
between midnight and daylight, three
men named Bradley. of East Harverhill,
Mass, seined two tons of bass in the Mer-
rimack river, and brought them to New
buryport for sale. They were all dis.
posed of at four cents a pound.
A correspondent of the N. Y. Herald
says that Miss Cuts, of whom Senator
Douglas is soon TO become the husband,
is a Roman Catholic. She belongs to
one of the Oldest families in Virginia,
and the marriage ceremony is to take
place in the Catholic church in Wash
ington.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH MovEMENT.-The
G---l T..-,, e a. DrOsafoHf
Episcopal Church of the United States
has decided to revise u English Bible,
and appointed a commission for that pur'
pose. The Committee consisted of Rev.
DR.. Henry Mason, of II c., Rev. DIR. NJ
de w. Howe, of Pa, and Rev. DR.. C..
W. Andrews, of Va.
TIE REAsoN.-The N. Y. Evening
Post. speaking of a paragraph we pub
lished a few days since, setting forth the
scarcity OF pastors among large and in
huential congregations in Virginia, suS.
gests that the fact may be explained by
mentioning the recent Punishment of a
clergyman from Wheeling, for not
preaching the gospel "in conformity with
the laws Of Virginia"
TIE PENALTY OF o 'CoMINe Down
"A Washington letter dated last Friday,
says: "Mr. Pennington. Chief Clerk in
the Second Auditors Office, was decapi-
tated to-day, and the alleged cause was
that when asked to subscribe for cleo
tioneering purposes he fatty declined,
saying that he was a Republican, and
in favor Of Fremont's election. DR..
Cathcarte was appointed in his place