Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-18

Two thousand newsboys and boot.
blacks visited Bunyan Hall, New York.
on the 10th inst, upon the invitation
of the manager, and witnessed the
diorama of ''The Pilgrim" The little
fellows were delighted.
The farmers in a portion of Iowa are
said to have over ore hundred thous-
and bushels Of surplus wheat stored
away, under the impression that high
er prices will rule during the winter
and spring.
The plate glass for the Treasury ex-
tension was imported from France, at
a total cost when delivered at New
York of S4,260. The lowest bids the
supervising architect could get in this
country to furnish this glass were
1912 $3.50,
Theincorporators of the Chicago Age,
the new copperhead paper that is to be
started in that city, have perfected
their organization by electing Ananias
Warden, President, and Barney G..
Caulheld, Treasurer. The Age will run
in opposition to the Tires, and win 90
away ahead of that sheet in its rebel
sympathies.
The National Council of the Union
League Association have adjourned,
after passing q resolution urging the
National Republican Convention not
to nominate for the Presidency a man
who is not in himself an i~rreversible
guarantee that he is the true friend of
the cause of Union and liberty, equal
rights before the law, and universal
manhood suffrage,
The Wooster Republican says prepa-
rations are being made by the WOOL
growers of that section for the estab-
lishment Of q wooden mandatory at
Wooster, for the purpose of ma nufac-
turing their own wool
A man named John Jones, about
seventy years Of age, and his wife, had
leave of Mr.. David Dudley, of North
Madison, Conn, to sleep in his barn,
one night last week. During the
night the man died. The couple were
on the way from New Jersey to Wor-
cester.
A crazy taller, named Anthony Ben
merit, set fire to his bed in the Canal
Dayton, Ohio, on Wednesday,
md then stabbed himself with a peck
D. knife. Finding the weapon was not
enough to inhIct a mortal wound,
be ran down stairs and seized a case
knife, which was taken away from him.
The fire was put out after having burn
ID everything in the room where it
vas set.
"How to make money without work"
s the decidedly attractive title of 4
which Professor L. Clark See
ye, of Amherst, is delivering this Win
If he can tell how to do it, he
viii not want for audiences, and can
'esign his professorship at once.
Benjamin Bunker, of KendalPs
fills, Me-, had a felon on his finger
t vas very painful; he asked afriend
THAT he should do for it3 "Pat on
.unpowder and vinegar" He did put
n a lot of powder and bound a rag
round it and went to bed; got I'D in
10 mJAuAue anu went W OUilu u IRE
be rag caught fire and exploded-the
'owder burned the finger e the bone,
lie ssys that it cured the felon and he
ont ask anything for the recipe.
It is limited that a new financial
eheme will be presented as a substi-
ute for the currency contraction bill.
Ihich 1t IS thought will satisfy the
louise, and be approved by the Secre-
ny Of the Treasury.
The London Times has a subscriber
DO years old, who has read that paper
nee it was first started.
A Montreal special says: Two chill
were catch by wolves in the woods
Saint Malachie on Thursday. The
Iother had q narrow escape.
The Youngstown Register says a
rying-house, with proper machinery.
IS been erected in that place for
aking brick through the winter. II
expected that 1000 brick per day
i'll be made.
1t is limited that a new financial
heme will be presented as a substi
re Tor q currency contraction BILL
nlch 1t Is thought will satisfy the
ouse and be approved by the Secre-
~ Of the Treasury.