Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-20
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"A shirt has been made for \ lady in
Philad -lphra. which contains 81 vaIds.
II is rather hard getting round that
story.
French papers state that Devisme, The
celebrated armorer. has invented an ex-
plo:ive ball. which will XII and instantly
tear 10 pieces the lion, the tiger. bear.
or even the whale.
Mr.. Bonham has been elected to Gil
the vacancy in the South Carolina dele
CATION in Congress Oc,asiOned by, the
death Of Preston s. Brooks. by 1910
majority.
TIE pros poets for iruit in the Tusca-
IVA valley were never better The
Canal Dover Times predicts a large
yield. Peaches are not Injured on high
grounds, and apples promise well.
LADY FRAXKLIx has determined TO fit
out an other Arctic expedition. The
London Times suggests that she should
be presented by the English public with
the ResOluie, for the execution OF the
enterprise.
A Ministerial crisis in Canada has re-
suited in the resignation Of Mr.. Cauchon,
Com. Of Crown Lands. Differences be.
tween hat gentleman and Lis colleagues
in reference to the North Shore Railway,
the assigned cause.
A farmer in Champaign county re-
Gently hung his coat in a field where he
was at work, and q pet sheep distracted
his wallet and eat up sl4 in bank bills.
The sheep was killed and The bills found
in his pannch ia a passable state.
The raftsman and log loaters On
Clearfeld Creek, Pa, got into a terrible
row last week. Five of the .ogmen we're
shot and severely wounded, ard the VIC
tors destroyed their Cabins. provisions.
and tools. None of the raflsmen were
injnred.
The Davenport (Iowa) Gazette Of the
29ih ul'., says the fs:mes are now ex-
ceediugly busy. and but few are able 10
get to town. They are now engaged in
seeding a second time, Farmers hold
back whea! at any price below 10 cts .
bushel.
An IaPoarANr LAW EoR DoxEsr1cs.
AT the recent session Of the Lagisla-
ture a law WAS enacted. and is now in
force, withdrawing the provisions Of the
exemption law as to servants wages, so
that all property o. h~ouseholdeis is now
liable for such debts 70 the extent of fifty
dollars, and 70 mole.
RrYSIxG THE CoMsTISro The GEorSD-
The indianapolis Journal advances n
new and very striking theory Of tie
aurora Borealis." viz: That a come!
hes ~ some lime hit The earth at the
Northern Pole, ard run into Synme's
Hole. leaving It's tale sticking out, tie
larping of which makes auro-al light.
The CnrsEsE SUGAR CAxz.-About
$50 bushels of the seed OF this cane have
been Distributed by the Patent Office
This season. 1t is thought By many that
this ant is destined 20 be cultivated Is
,xin>ively in the United States as Irdi-
an corn. yielding. as it does at the same
lime, sugar for man, and provender and
grain for beasts.
The Louisiana sugar crop was no.
materially damaged by the recent f~rosls,
though advantage was taken of .he fact
TO advance the price Of sugars. At FIRST
a material curtai!mcnt of the crop was
predicted. No doubt the Young cane
was severely bitten, but as a general rule
it promises to regain It's vitor. or at least
10 a fair proportion Of sscharine juice.
Another murder in Dayton the past
week A German blacksmi h named
Sllthonse was attacked by four Of his
countrymen in a dogyery. then dragged
out of doors and dispatched with brick
bats and knives. Five murderers are
now in the Dayton jiil. The m of
the Germans are Fisher. Fodder. Lu1
wick, and Sentz.
The salary Of the Attorney General Of
Virginia is oaly Sc. 000 a year. but the
indebtedness OF Seldom snd Wi;herS TO
that State, amounting T. over S2)C-
GOO being about To be pIid, the attorney
general is allowed a commission Of 5 FER
cent for collecting it. making an aegre-
gate OF over $40. oC0 for two yesrs
salary.
ANOTHER STEAM Mill BcsxED-Thc
steam saw mill Of G, 3. Webb, in the
east part Of The township OF Morrce,
was totally DESTROYED by fire on Wednes-
day night last, together with a consider
able qusnti!y Of lumber. The loss is =
severe one to Mr.. Webb. as there was TO
insurance on .he property Coanea"'
Reporter.
WARREN MARKET.