Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

Near Massilon, on the 18th inst, sever
men we're killed by the falling Of a build.
ing which they were attempting to raise,
Ayoung man named James Ramsey,
fell from the window Of a billiard saloon
In Greenville, last week, and was in.
stantly killed.
Revolutionary movements Of a formi-
dable character have recently occurred
in Italy, as well as Spain. Proclama-
tons establishing republics in both coun-
tries are hourly expected.
a destructive fire occurred at Column
bus on the 18th inst, by the burning OF
the Columbus Woollen Mills. Total
loss $4,000. A man named Mark New
man persisted in the James.
DIR. Nelson Van Patten committed sui
eide, by shooting himself on Saturday.
at Maple Plain. Minnesota, on the st.
Panl and Pacific railroad. Previous to
DONG so he dressed himself for burial
he leit considerable money and a letter
saying he was weary and wanted rest
French people are beginning a finan-
cial experience similar to our own in \
late war. The recent Issue OF thousand
millions Of paper francs has already in
duced a premium Of four per cent on
gold, although the suspension Of the
Bank Of France has existed but a few
days.
The state Of affairs in Mexico looks as
stormy and as unsatisfactory as ever
No improvement is noticeable. Revolu-
tons are numerous. Discomfort pre-
walls throughout the length and breadth
Of the land. The old spirito Of defiance to
the laws and established authority in the
republic may be perceived on all sides.
The air ofthe Eternal City did not seem
very wholesome for the foreign hierar-
chy who met there during the great
Council, for a good many bishops who
LEFT their fOcks in good health have
dropped into the grave at Rome. Per-
haps, in addition to the miasma Of the
swamps Of the yellow Tiber, the infalli-
bility dogma was too much for them
The telegraph announces the death ofan-
other hierarch, the Archbishop Of Bue-
nos Ayres.
The new arrangement between the
New York Central and Erie Railways
amounts to consolidation Of all interests
in any way affecting the two roads. 1t
may be doubted, perhaps, whether such
a consolidation will inure to the advan-
tage OF the public.
The National Convention OF school
teachers commenced their session at
Cleveland on Monday last, Many eele-
gates have arrived and more are expect
ed.
General Sheridan has been received
with marked official attention at Berlin,
whence, as last reported, he had started
for the headquarters Of King William.
As a visiting representative OF the army
Ofthe United States his achievements had
gone before him.
The King Of Prussia has issued a pro-
clamation at St. Avoid, in which he de-
elares military CONSUMPTION abolished in
all French territory occupied by Ger
man troops. He also announces, that
though the French government should
persist in the forcible expulsion Of Ger
mans from France, no measures Of re-
taliation would be adopted by him, " as
IL would be unfair to punish men for
belonging 10 a country cursed with q
Bonaparte for its sovereign" The King
adds: "Frsnchmen in Germany need
not be uneasy, They shall, in common
with all mankind, be convinced that
Germany moves at the head Of civiliZa-
ton.