Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-28
THE NEWS.

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gone West over the Pennsylvanis Rail-
road since the LIST Of January.
1t is said that Mr.. Washburne and
other friends of General Grant, advise
him to ask to be relieved from duty "a
Secretary Of War as soon as possible,
and he will take their sdVice il is said.
Cholera is reported to be raging, in s
malignant form, around Shawnee
town, Illinois. Thirty cases and TWEEN.
ty deaths have already occurred. The
people are fleeing in great consterna-
ton.
Late Denver papers report Fort Re-
nc and Phil. Kesrney in s state Of
seige. All small parties leaving them
are Immediately chased back and stock
stolen. Col. Green lost q hundred Of
stock in q day. The road from La
porte to Fort Phil. Kearney is impassa-
bic, except for large parties, and they
are frequently attacked.
The Kansas Pacific road has now
completed its line. a required by law,
for two hundred and thirty-four miles
west Of the eastern line of the State Of
Kansas, and has in use twenty-five To-
comotives, sixteen passenger coaches,
eight baggage, mail and express cars,
one hundred and eighteen box cars,
two hundred and twenty-five fiat cars
thirty-one cattle cars, forty-six hand
cars, and seven boarding cars.
The English Tailors who have been
on a strike have submitted their ulti-
matum. They propose that the dspu-
ted question should be referred to q
Joint committee of masters and jour
neymen. In case the masters refuse
to become parties to this compromise.
they intend, twenty-five hundred of
them. to emigrste to the United
States.
Ex-President Buchanan is said to
be in Philadelphia, sick, and not ex-
pected to ecoYe
John Hammond, eighteen years old,
of Glasgow, Jefferson county, lows,
blew his brains out on the 18th inst,
because he wanted to go with Van
Amburg's show, and couldn't.
There are l3S, 1884 widows in the State
of New York, being 9S,IS0 more than
there are widowers.
Gen. Sheridan telegraphs that the
fever at New Orleans is an cpl
demic, and that several OF his staff are
down with the fever. A dispatch an.
nounces the death of Mr.. Malone, the
Tribune correspondent in that city.
Ohio is sound as q nut politically and
financially. her State debt has been
instead of increased, and
her entire indebtednessis less than one
per cent. on her taxable property
Her sinking fund will exhaust her in
.ebtedness in four years.
There is authority for asserting that
Secretary Seward viii soon be request
ed to retire from the Cabinet.
LEVI ]. NORTH, the famous circus RI
der Of years gone by, fell over a saloon
steps in Chicago on Thursday, when
the influence Of liquor, and frac-
,ured his skull, it Is feared fatally.
The Chicago Tribune. heretofore op-
posed to impeaching Mr.. johnson, has
decided grounds in favor of that
The st. Louis Democrat repeats
Is former arguments in taYer of it,
The Nation does not hesitate to say the
;endancy is towards impeachment, in
pite of the fact that it would tend for
he moment to make great men Of the
mall ones who first proposed it. The
New York Post is to be quoted on the
anne side; and it is impossible for Mr..
Johnson, unless he keeps himself in
ignorance Of the manifestations of pub
ic sentiment, to disguise from him
elf that persistence in his present
course will surely eventuste in his i'm
by Congress.
Wilmington. DEL, Aug. PA call
5 published for Convention in Whining
on on the 4th Of September, for the pur-
.ose of sending delegates to the Border
tate Convention, which meets in Balti-
nore on the 18th, to demand Congress 10
.uarantee the citizens of all States equal
ights and a republican form of govern i
lent. ]
The Republicans Of Mahoning coun-
have nominated the following tick I
{: Representative, G.. W. Brooke, !
f Ellsworth ; Prosecuting Attorney, !
henry G.. Leslie, of youngstown - I
Commissioner, Sheldon Newton, of :
; Inirmary Director, James
Bailey, Of CoitsVille; Coroner, DR..
;. Woodbridge, of youngstown. ,
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