Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-07

rife balls and pistol balls, were also re-
moved to the police station. Unfortunate,
ly, in putting the muskets into a furniture
wagon to carry them thIther, one wa.
discharged and shot a citizen in the face,
seriously, though it is hoped not fatally,
i%njuring him.
LATER
There were one hundred and eighty-one
cases of arms captured at Benefits auction
house; about fifty stand of them were
loaded and capped. Another lot of one
hundred and fifty muskets loaded and
capped, were seized this evening at a
gEoggery on Bond street near Eastern
Avenue. Another lot of seventy-nine mus
kets were taken from the store of Mr..
Buck on Light street. Altogether about
SIX thousand stand of arms are reported to
have been seized. About one hundred
arrests were made to-day by the Police on
the charge of riotous conduct.
~@DS
Ea-A destructive fire occurred in Bos-
ton on Saturday. Loss from $780, 900 to
400 200.
Baa-The report thus far from the Ten
nessee election for members of the Legis-
lature show Radical victories.
RG-In India it is computed that three
fourths of the working classes, and one-
half of the lower class of agriculturists
nave persisted, or will perish before next
harvest
BarPreliminary to giving JEFF Davis
his freedom all his guards have been re-
moved, and he is at liberty to 60 any
place within the limits of Fortress Mon
roe.
RGIon SATURDAY, Rev. D. S. Lumpson.
charged with completely in the Fenian
invasion, was tried in Toronto. A num-
Der of witnesses were examined, the bulk
of the testimony going to show that Mr..
Lumpson was not in any way connected
with the Fenian movement, but was mere
" in Canada on a spree. The jury re-
turned a verdict of "not guilty." and the
prisoner was discharged from custody.
na.The Copperheads IN New York on
Saturday night, made an attempt by ri
otous demonstration to prevent Major
General Butler from speaking, but they
found that the contract was more han
they could fill. They simply furnished
General Butler with a good text for a
speech, which he improved by telling
them some plain home truths, and giving
them his opinion of their character.
BaEThe plenary Council of the Arch
bishops and Bishops of the Roman Catho-
lie Church in the United States. lately in
session in Baltimore, have issued a pasto-
ral letter to the clergy and laity of their
charge, which may be regarded as an au-
lucrative statement of the conclusions o.
that important body, on the subject of the
authority of plenary councils, the sacra--
ment of matrimony, books and the press,
aid to the Pope, schools, the clergy, the
laity, the emancipated slaves, &c.
b9-In Baltimore, the bogus Police
Commissioners appointed by Gov. Swan,
have been arrested and lodged in Jail, for
their attempts to incite riot and deprive
the real Commissioners of their Offices
The Sheriff of the county was ~accommoda-
ted with quarters in the Jail for contempt
of Court. 1t is reported that a writ of
b,ha,.ao-,,s Mill ba aaryad an tho xvardan
of the jail for the Sheriff and bogus Com
missioners, but by the laws Of Maryland
the writ is not retarnable for three days,
should the warden so elect. Troops in
Washington are held in readiness to pro-
coed at once to Baltimore to preserve
the peace should there be any indications
of a riot. Gen. Grant arrived at Balti-
more at u O'Clock Sunday night. The
city is quiet.
kSEThe New York Times, Montreal
correspondent says the Fenians now in
in Jail, numbering about twenty, will be
tried the first week in December.
bS%Mrs. Leach, the wife of the new
Postmaster at Joliet, Illinois, was burned
to death Thursday evening while endeav-
oring to light a kerosene lamp.
nsa. Detectives are at work in Boston
ferreting out the particulars of a number
of alleged cases of leather dealers defraud-
ing the government by false revenue en-
tries. 1t is stated that two Of these per-
sonages have contributed $40, 900 and
$50, 900 each, rather than have their do
ings made public.
hE The Constitutional amendment is
before the Georgia Legislature. A. Fl.
Stevens opposes it. The rejection of the
amendment is deemed certain. If steph-
ems and all his kind of leading traitors had
been duly hanged, the country would
have been saved a great deal of trouble
They are preparing for another outbreak.
"a Mr.. Jonathan O. Townsend, a
cattle broker, of New Jersey, Wss rob
bed in Pittsburgh, at the railroad de-
pot, of $4,000.