Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-27
General News Items.

The Ohio Legislative excursion We're
guests of the city of Baltimore on Satur-
day.
The Canadian volunteer corps in active
service is to be abandoned Immediately.
except those on the frontier.
Captlin Wheeler, American Con-
sui at Kingston, Jamaica, died, April
Sth, in that city.
The United States Supreme Court will
adjourn April 30th. No arguments Will
be heard after the Goth.
The Board of Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet in Dayton,
on the 18th of May.
The Post office bill appropriates $780,
900 more than that of last year, and it is
thought the amount may be reduced.
Ten steamers left Liverpool, last week,
for the United States, with six thousand
five hundred emigrants.
Fulton county, Indiana, has voted to
appropriate $4,000 to the Fort Wayne &
Pacific Railroad.
The county treasury of Vermillion
county, Indiana, was broken into, on
Monday, of last week, and $4,000 in
currency stolen.
Advices from Vera Cruz represent that
the state of affairs in Mexico is growing
worse, and that another revolution is
imminent.
The London Morning Post applauds
the Supreme Court of the United States,
for not reopening the legal tender cases.
The Fenians have threatened dire
vengeance on the Pail Mall Gazette, and
the Office of that paper is protected by
the police.
The remains of Hon. Arson Burlin-
game, were inferred at Mount Auburn,
Saturday, with impressive Masonic cere-
monies.
The assessments on whisky, in the
Third Ohio District, during March, ex-
cept the gallon tax on banks, licenses,
sales, &c, amounted to Sl,070,42s.
The Springfield (Nfass.) Republican
saws of the M'Farland trial: We look
for q prompt v~ildicatiOn of the right Of
brutal husbands TO shoot all their wives
friends.
A rumor was circulated in Europe
that President Grant was coming we
on . visit, and before il was denied prep
arations was commenced in st. Peters
burg to receive him.
A dispatch says that Queen Victoria is
about to marry a Prince of the House
of Schleswig-H olstein- The old say
ing may here be reversed. IAN Did
wOman's darling, or a young woman's
slave"
The long threatened strike of Paris
workmen has commenced at last. About
Is, 200 foundrymen and mOlders, and the
sugar refiners and hat-makers have
struck, and more workmen are expected
to do SO.
On Tuesday last over five thousand
persons landed in New York, and ten
steamers are said to be preparing to
leave Liverpool with $500 Irish emil
grants. This exodus is something eX-
traordinary in the history of emigra-
ton, as of late years Ireland has fallen
off greatly in the number of her emf
grants.
On the heels of the report that the
Cuban rebellion has been suppressed,
is the fact that Jose Olano, a wealthy
and influential Cuban, has been sent
by DeROdas to Spain for the purpose
of explaining to the home govern
ment the absolute necessity offurnish-
ing an immediate reinforcement of
fifteen thousand men, a. the only hope
of preserving the island.
The New York Post, referring to the
death OF Mrs. Emma willard, at Troy,
New York, says: "She had fine poetic
taste, and some of her verses are familiar
as household words throughout the coup-
try; especially the devont and express
sive hymn, Rocked in the Craule OF the
Deep which was actually composed by
her during a storm at sea. and will con-
tlaue for years after she has passed away
to afford 70 pious voyagers a'comfortabe
expression Of their trust"