Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05
Miscellaneous Items

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Illinois has q millions Of hogs.
In September SIS emigrants passed
over the Atlantic d 6. W. R'y., west,
via Cleveland.
A grand Republican rally is to come
of in Cleveland, on the Public Square,
tomorrow evening, Oct. 6. Gen. W. II.
Gibson, Senator Sherman. Gen. Garfield
and others are expected to speak.
Secretary Boutwell, has determined to
commence calling in the three per cent.
certificates about the LIST Of November.
Jethro, TrumbuH county, is the small
est place in the United States that is
lighted with gas. It has only ninety
nine inhabitants. Pittsburgh GmmS-
eiaL
There may be a gas-lit Jethro, but we
never heard of it being in this region.
Gen. Goldman, Auditor Of State, has
appointed Miss Mary G. Babbitt, a recent
graduate Of the Columbus High School.
Recording Clerk in his Office.
That Reward Of Ten Thousand Thalers
offered by the little German town Of
Osterode to the person who should cap
ture Louis Napoleon has, since the i'm
perial surrender, resulted in raising the
question, to whom does the mon be-
long? 1t belongs to "OId Fritz and
the authorities Of osterOde are quibbling
in raising a doubt about it.
David SimOns, formerly Auditor Of
Mahoning county, died in Boardman,
on the 2Srd ult.
At the last term Of the Mahoning
County Court, damages against a man
named Fullerton was awarded to a man
Craver, in the sum Of $1,000, for tamper-
ing with the family Of the latter. Both
Of the parties reside in Austintown.
a conscientious man named Capt. Ea-
tOn,of New Castle, proposes to establish
a Week day Livery Stable"
A true bill has been found by the
Grand Jury Of MOhoning county against
DR.. A. Kelly, Of Youngstown, charged
with rape, JIG.
Elisha Scott, of Chester, Geauga Coun-
y, committed suicide, on the 10th ult
by cutting his throat
The town Of Ashtabula has a popula-
ton Of 1000.
Milo White and Arthur Dayton have
been arrested, charged with the commits
sion Of the murder of John Bowers, in
Parkman, on the 18th inst, an account
Of which we gave in last weeks issue.
They had a hearing on last Saturday.
Dayton was discharged, and White
bound over.
These opinions prevail in Germany in
regard to the question Of terms Of peace;
n party agree with Bismarck that the
war ought not to stop until Alsaee and
Lorraine, including the fortified city Of
Metz are annexed to Germany, whence
they were taken. Another party. de-
mands that Metz and Strasburg be dis
mantled merely, and that France in
demnify Germany for costs Of the war.
The third party limits the territorial de-
mand to Alsace, and q narrow strip Of
Lorraine in the east where the German
is still the prevailing language.
On the 18th Of October VICTOR EN-
MANUEL will make his entry into Rome.
The Pope will leave as soon as the result
Of the plebiscitum is declared by the
italian Parliment, which will meet for
that purpose on the 18th Of October.
There can be but little doubt that the
Pope will leave Rome. Whittier he viii
go is now an uncertainty. No kingdom
in all Europe seems a fit place to receive
him. and it is not impossible that the
seat Of the church so long known as Ro-
man Catholic will be transferred from
the old world to the new.