Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-03

and head Of Texas cattle at Schuyler,
Nebraska, awaiting transportation east.
ward.
One day last week eleven car loads Of
peaches and seven Of berries passed
over the New Jersey railroad, to New
York.
drunken man named Clark Stewart
ofTroy, Ohio, struck his daughter a blow
with his fist on the 9th ult., from the
effects Of which her life is despaired Of
A calculatist in the Geauga Democrat
says that enough rain fell in Chardou
township, on the 18th ult., to fill a canal
twenty feet wide, five feet deep, and one
hundred and sixty five miles long.
The Internal Revenue Collections fol-
fifteen months to June LIST, amounted tC
S1s,S22,SA, an increase Of SG6, 5O0,6 57,
comparable the previous fifteen months.
Hon. Geo. W. Brooke, Of Mahoning
Co., will please accept u thanks for a
copy Of his able address delivered July
4, atEllsworth.
a disastrous fire occurred in Peoria,
Ill, on the 2sth ult., destroying proper
ty to the amount Of five hundred thous-
and dollars.
The house Of solomon Clay, near Mas
sillOn, was ~burglarized en- the 18th ult.,
and $4,000 in g~reenbacks, and two notes
Of $500 each, taken.
A servant girl in Philadelphia made
an attempt to smother all the inmates o.
the house, by turning on all the gas
burners in the lower stories.
Orders have been sent to the Ports
mouth, Boston, Brooklyn and Philadel.
phia navy yards, to put every available
ship in order for service at once.
The friends, in Southern Ohio, o.
Judge Jerome Buckingham, OF Lick.
ing, are preparing to present his name
to the Republican State Convention fol
Supreme Judge.
The Paris Journal 06ieiel publishes 1
decree comforting the right of Regent OF
the Empress, with authority to eIercis,
the functions of that Office during the
Emperor's absence.
The Salem Republican Of last week
appeared as a thirty six column paper
printed on a steam press. We are glad
to see Mr.. Rukembrod meeting with the
success he so truly deserves,
It is stated that two children Of Pre-.
vOst-Parsdol will sail for home in tn,
same steamship with their fathers re
mains, but in utter ignorance Of thu
catastrophe that has befallen them anC
Of the solemn cargo that is their com
Pdgao1 dU Uoyage.
The stamp tax on receipts for money
paid is to be taken of after the first o
october next; and also the stamp tax OF
promissory Otes less than 800, from
the sane date; also the stamp tax fol
the transfer or assignment Of mortgage
where the stamp has once been affixed
A revolution is rife in Rome and Italy
in view Of the probable withdrawal o
the French troops. A secret deposit
Of arms was discovered in Genoa, anc
large quantities Of guns and ammuni'
ton were seized. The Pope is deeply
alarmed at the projects Of France anC
the plots Of the party of action.
In Cincinnati, July l6, solomon Bloom
committed suicide, i'll his own parlor
about seven O'Clock at night, by blow
ing out his brains with a pistol. ThC
deceased was about forty years old. He
leaves a wife and three children, the
youngest being only three weeks old
He failed in business several years ago
Baron Gerolt the Prussian Minister s.
Washington, a few days ago received
dispatch from his government saying
that public opinion in England is favOra
bic to North Germany. The govern.
ment is not. She acts with the neu
trality law against North Germany, a.
she did against America with the Ala
hama
The members Of the Indian Peacl
Commission are arranging to start in
very short time for the Indian country
and feel confident, through the infu
~ VI 1oaHGAN04 LNCA NAOA0 anu ~
amiabls Spotted TAN, together with
generous distribution Of presents, Il
avert all chances Of war on the plain
this summer.
The owner Of a small dairy in PoT
tage county was hauled up and fined
few days since for watering his milk be
fore taking it to the cheese factory. Tn.
proprietor of the factory was somewhs
surprised at the effect Of the trial on hi
supply Of milk-the quantity Of receipt
falling of 500 pounds the day afthF tn
trial II seems probable that there wa
more thaa one man who MIXED tn
pump.
The ChiIlieothe Gazette reports tn
accidental death Of Mr.. John Lawson, O
Galipolis. who was a Democratic mem
Der Of the Ohio Legislature in lS67+
He eawled under one Of the stationar,
trains at the railroad yard, It is suppose,
for the purpose Of going TO sleep. Will
living under the train, with his heal
across Of the rails, the yard engin
HACKED up and hitehed to the train 70
the purpose Of changing the ears, and il
starting forward the wheels passed owe
p the mans body, completely cutting hi
head from his body, and also cutting OF
one of his feet. The unfortunate maj
must have been in a state Of intOxica
ton.
The drought in France has starteS
the farmers and peasants to pray TO
rain, and in one village q solemn higl
mass was chanted. The whole parish
was there, and the prayers were g
fervid that the Good Providence could
scarcely have refused a favorable ans
Wer. Infactthec ceremony was Just owe
and the priest was just divestiRg him
eeIf OF bis sacerdotal robes, when {
neasa1t rushed in, exclaiming: An
nv GOOD father, that did not takt
long: your prayers have been heard
snd Il Is already beginning to rain
con. nv God % exclaimed TIE pnso'
ehistieated priest, as he rushed anEi
sously to the window, q lOi'
EOttsH my umbrella"