Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-28
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cal department Of Yale College is not
in possession of any authentic evidence
tha! the Gulf Stream has approached
fifty miles nearer the coasts, or that tie
earth's axis had sustained any unusual
change of inclination; an tie contrary
both suggestions are deemed extremely
improbable. l; is a relief to know that
the world still wags in its old way. and
that. the continent is not likely toget into
hot water. ''Let her rip"
A man named Edward c. Thompson
was arrested in Philadelphia last week
on a charge of running away from
Shalersville, Portage county, with a
view of delrauding his creditors. He
took with him about FIVE thousand dol
lars. and a young woman by the name
Of Mcdonald. Thompson was arrested
through the fundamentally of Marshal
Gallagher.
Mr.. Ten Brock leaves New York fer
England on Wednesday next. TO again
contest the palm Of superiority OF the
American and English race horses
He has already sent over the famous
"Charlestan," by imp. "S,verigu,'
out Of WILDWOOD" by imp. Monarch
Charleston" is a flyer. ami has won
some of HE fds'es; races in America.
Al tn late term of tic Court o: Com
mon Pleas in Hancock county, Miss
Z uterine Burkatt recovered a verdict
oil $500 against a wealthy bachelor
named l;iah w. West. damages sor g
breach Of marriage promise. The testi-
mony shows that the verdict is Just
Lender.
Thurlow Weed has again become
Senior Z iitor Of the Alabama E0eniRy
Lurnoi; George Dawson his Associate.
MIR. Wee! returas to the JoarHa! on ac-
OF the protraeted i'll health Of AIR.
Wilkinson. We welcome The forty years
Editor most cordially to his old post.
The bill for the sale Of the Stale Ca
mails Of Pennsylvania to the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad has passed both branches
Of the Legislature, and it is thought the
Governor will give the measur. his ap
prevail. The vote ia the Senate stood
years IS, nays II.
n. Z. Willis is lying seriously i'll at
1dlewiId. A bilious fever, a rc,arn of
his old trouble of the lungs, have com
bined in a prostr ition, against which his
usual active resistance ID disease has
su:cumbed for the present.
Mss Hester A. Burgess sued N. +.
Wood. in Kauawha county. Virginia, for
damages for breach of promise. 1t was
proved; in evidence. that the young lady
was a firt, and the jury awarded her
n cent damages.
An effort has been commenced in
Philadelphia to raise Il ceno.aph to the
memory of the late DR.. Kane. Ii is is
to be done by founding Il new Masonic
lodge, called the Kane Lodge"
The people of ST. Louis have taken the
ini,ia,ury steps TO erect a suitable mon
umept in that city 10 the memory o! the
Great Missourian.
A lad of nineteen years'was lately
married in The town of Grand View, Mo-,
to a maiden OF the ripe age Of seventy
eight,
The crevasse opposite this city sill
triumphs. though efforts are now being
made to stop it. The river is graIu lily
falling.
Tue Chardon Democrat of the e3i.
states thai the peach buds in tina. village
are unipjured, and the trees will blossom
full.
The New Orleans Crescent comedies
that Missouri will be a free Stale in less
than Zen years.
Money commands from four TO seven
per cent a month in Kansas, well secured
on real estate.
In Louisiana the plantations have SUI
fered severely, from an overflow OF wa
ter.
THE MAIL CARRIES NEARLr A GoNER
The Windsor (Canada) Herald gives
! the particulars of an accident. which
had we'll nigh deprived her msjes;y's
post cfi;e department of one of lis ser
wants:
"'On Tuesday last. Lewis Clark. the
carrier OF the mail bags between
Windsor and Detroit. attempted TO
jump on board of the Windsor ferry boat