Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21
Editorial Notes and Comments.

French government
In Richmond, Va, no rain has fallen
for seventy-two days.
Hon, John sherman speaks at Ra-
VIENNA, on Saturday, October Sth-
Gen. I. R. Sherwood is on the stump
in the central counties Of the State.
The election in Colorado has gone Re
publican by largely increased msjori-
ties.
A former Mayor Of Pittsburg was ar
rested for passing counterfeit money, last
week.
Marshal McMahon, who was reported
dead, turned up in Belgium, last week,
all right
Gen. Garfield is advertised to speak at
Newark, on Thursday, and at CoshOcton
on Friday next
Wendell Phillips has accepted the La
Dor Reform nomination for Governor Of
Massachusetts,.
Remember that it is but three weeks
till the State election. Republicans, are
you all ready?
The cholera is raging in south Russia.
There were three hundred cases in st.
Petersburg last week.
The New York State council Of tenn
perance men has recommended cordial
support Of the Republican ticket
The bonds Of all internal revenue Off
GERS are to be examined to see that the
sureties are responsible. A good idea.
At a recent Democratic convention in
Tennessee, a resolution denouncing Sc
cessiOn failed to pass. Still rebels at
heart.
John B. Cough has received one hun
dred invitations to lecture this year. He
is down for one in Warren abouttheholi-
days.
Fenians are leaving Dublin to serve in
the French army. These fellows must
either be in a fight Of their own, OF
somebody else's.
John Slim, aged thirteen, was fatally
injured in Sharon last week by the burst
ing Of a pistol in the hands Of Henry
Welhauzen.
The English iron plated war steamer,
Captain, was lost of Cape Finisterre, on
the 9Th inst An on board, five hundred
in number, persisted.
The census Of Geauga County shows a
population Of S245 Every townshipin
the county shows q loss. ChardOn VII
lage has an increase 466.
Paris is at last shut in, or out, from
the world. Its railroad and telegraph
lines are all cut, and communication
with outsiders at an end.
Gen. Schenek and Lew. Campbell, his
opponent have arranged for a series Of
discussions. and Gen. Sigel will nvas
the district for Gen. Schenck.
The amount OF our cotton crop for
Is69-7O viii reach over three million two
hundred thousand bales-or, in cash,
about eighty millions OF dollars.
A correspondent writes from Sedan
thar the morning after the last battle,
when the bugIes sounded, six hundred
riderIess horses galoped to the rendez-
vous.
One report a that q condition Of
peace insisted on by Bismarck and the
King Of Prussia, is the permanent Occu-
patton of Strasburg and Metz by the
Germans.
The Republicans are making things
lively in this State. Gov. Hayes, Hon.
Sam Galloway, Senator sherman, Hon.
John Bingham, Gen. Garfield, and other
good speakers, are holding large meet
ings at various points.
II was reported in London, on Sunday
last. that the Pope Of Rome had taken
refuge in the castle of st. Angelo, and
the equalization Of the city to the Italian
forces was hourly expected.
The Germans refuse to treat with the
French unless the latter give away
a large slice of tsrritory-Alsace and
Lorraine. To such a humiliation the
French to q maurefuse to assent.
The Chicago Times DemOcratic) has
the following compliment for the Ger
mans: 1.-THE Germans rush to arms
when Bismarck signals with his finger,
as SlriHe rush to the SIaUghteT-hOUSe."
The results of a Democratic Conserva-
tive victory is showing itself in North
Carolina. The ex-rebels are exultsnt
and overbearing, and the impeachment
of Gov. Holden, Republican, is threat
ened.
At Cincinnati, on Friday night, the ex-
ecutfve committee Of the National Labor
Reform party nominated, in the First
Ohio District, for Congress, Hon. Aaron
F. Perry, Republican candidate for the
same Office.
Vincent cOUyer writes to Secretary
Cox that the Usage Indians have gladly,
and in fact enthusiastically, accepted the
new act of Congress selling their lands
ir Kansas and removing themselves to
the Indian Territory.
RepVbIicanism root out ignorance BY
its liberal diffusion Of education, In Ar
kansas in two years Of Republican rule
more than $500 free schools with over
10000 pupils have been put IN success
fuI operation, and over 1000 school hous-
es built.
Read the article which We copy from
the London Investment Circular. John
Bull is really beginning to think we
are somebody after all The point
made in the present case is that the
United States has always provided for
and paid of her obligations contracted
after every war, and viii do 50 with the
debt incurred In the last war.
One c. H. Ashland, 90 called, who In
company with his wife. spent eonsidera-
bic time and moneyatthe Cssesde Honse,
Nelson Ledge, the past summer, has
been arrested at the instance Of the Erie
Railway Company as q defaulter to large
amount Of money. His real name is
Henry Valentine, and was formerly cash.
Ter Of the Company at Patterson, n. J.
What has the course Of the European
var 20 do with the demand for lager
bserF A great deal, as can be proven by
the fact that the United States gov
eminent stamp-fuFnishing department
- fo- some time been turning out two