Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-05
News items.

Prince Arthur will visit New York
next May.
Receipts OF the Union Pacific for No.
vember were $7I4,7S5; expenses s499, SOS.
Victor Emanuel has positively refused
his consent to the candidature of the Duke
of Genoa for the Spanish throne.
Martin Mcclure, awaiting trial for the
murder Of his wife, hung himself in Jail
at Hartford, Conn.,, on Thursday night.
One of the injured at Mast Hope has
obtained a verdict Of $4,000 against the
Erie Railroad Company.
Probably $500 or $4,000 will cover
the total value Of the late A. d. Richard
sons property.
RUmor says that Anna L. Dickinson is
soon to assume the editorship Of the New
York RerOlHtiOR.
A loud call comes from California that
Congress should withhold all public
lands there from sale, except to actual
settlers.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, says a Frank
fort paper, viii remove to Zurich, SwitZ-
erland, where she has bought a small
house.
Rev. Henry Ward Beeoher is quoted
as saying: I'VE do not wait till we die
before we see hell. 1 see persons in hell
every day."
No French or English mails have been
received at Madrid for four days. The
roads are blockaded with snow.
The thermometer on the Pacific Road
west OF Omaha during the last half of De-
cember, has ranged from - to Is degrees
below zero.
Mr.. Cook, United States vice consul
at Glasgow, Scotland, has been sentenced
to seven years imprisonment at hard Ia
Dor for forgery.
The extensive oil cloth factory Of Rich
ards & Brothers, in Newton township,
Thursday night. Loss $4,000; partly in
sured.
1t is reported il New York that the
city Of Port au Prince was captured by
h Haytien ReVolutionists on the night
of the 18th inst.
Ii is charged that sixteen crippled SOL
diers were turned out of the Brooklyn
Alms-house. on Friday, for the reason
that they were Republicans.
William Apdrus, Sr,, for many years
publisher of the Ithaca N. " Journal,
and a trustee OF Cornell University, died
on the Goth inst, at his residence in It'll
aca, in the sixty-ninth yesr of his age.
The great Southern mail route from
New York, Boston and North East, here
tofore going Uid Washington, Richmond
and Lynchburg to Mobile and New Or
leans, has been changed ViG Cincinnati
and Louisville. The change is made on
account of the Louisville and Cincinnati
Short Line Railroad running three daily
trains from Cincinnati and making close
connection at Louisville with Nashville
and Memphis lines.
One who say Miss Julia Ward Howe
in New York, says: "She has the grand
est mind, and can write the most incom-
~prehensible things Of any woman in the
land. She is modest in demeanor, but
She knows that she is wise, and she looks
as though her ewes had seen the glory of
the coming of the Lord, but IS though il
was q long time ago. She hasrthe New
England mack Of putting together half a
dozen words so that they seem like axi-
oms, mRrvelously deep and full Of mo-
ment and pOrtent.
NJ. Tempel of Marseilles, discovered,
on Nov. q, q new comet. It became
visible TO him about nine o'clock P. NJ,
in the constellation Of Pegasus, r. A.,
81 degrees Is minutes, polar distance "a
degrees Hminutes. It is a nebula meas
uring from u to Is minutes in diameter;
it has no-neeleus. 1t is even less lumin-
Gus at the center than on the oircumfer-
ence. 1t is advancing at the rate OF one
degree per day in right ascension and 81
minutes in declination.
Upon the morning that Nj. Stanton
died the New York World published an
outrageous editorial commenting upon
!, his appointment to the supreme bench,
in which il characterized him an a "bloat-
cd blsckgusrd,' 8 ''hrutal minister and
derer. a shredder Of innocent blood ItiI
difficult to conceive of any reason fol
;, Brick POmeroy's staying in New York
when the Ford can thus ~out-Pomeroy
him.