Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-04

Gold, in New York, Monday evening,
a. 1I45.
Queen Victoria is reported to be quite
i'll, her condition being critical, on the
18th ult.
Come out to the election on next Tues
day, and vote an unscratched Republi-
& ticket from Governor to Coroner.
A Republican Mass Meeting win be
held in jennings Grove Garfield,
Mshoning county, on Saturday next.
A man named Isaac Smith died of
yellow fever in Cincinnati, last Satur-
day. He had contracted the disease in
Natchez, Miss.
The bread crop of England for this
year is short, having been Sc injured by
frosts and rains as to be considerably
below the average.
The widow of a man who diedin Iron
ton, Ohio, of delirium tremens, has re-
covered $1,000 damages from the man
who furnished the whisky.
George Ammon, a resident of Indus
try, Pa, was run over by a freight train
on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
road, near Beaver, last Friday night
and literally torn to pieces. At the
Coroner's inquest to day it was proved
that he was intoxicated all that day,
and was lying on the track asleep when
run over.
Rain or shine, bow or snow, the cleo
ton will be held on Tuesday next, Oct.
10, and no postponement on account Of
the weather. Republicans Of Trumbull,
do your duty, that the glad tidings Of 8
$500 majority in this county may go
abroad to your brethren of Ohio.
''Quinine biscuit - is the latest novelty
in the medicinal pastry line. Each bis
cult contains one-fourth of a grain of
quinine, and the taste is so concealed
that & hearty individual can put them
down until the hair on the back Of his
head begins to curl, without knowing
what he is taking.
The Mormon lion is being bearded in
his den. Last week, at Salt Lake, in
the limited States Court, one Hawkins
was indicted for adultery. The Mormon
papers advocate resistance 10 the laws.
and the sale of muskets and ammunition
is brisk. A number Of Mormons have
been indicted for various crimes, some
OF them leaders Of the church.
Tbs ex-Premier Of England, Benjamin
DIsraeli, on Tuesday last, in proposing
the toast to the health Of the Queen at q
public dinner given at his country resi-
dence and home, fattered Victoria with
fervent sulogy, but in the same breath
took occasion to assure his friends and
neighbors that the sovereign lady has
become physically and mentally in
eapacitated from performing her public
duties longer, . the implication of which
Is that Queen Victoria is insans. This
vas interpreted as a demand for the
abdication OF the Queen, and produced
the most tremendous excitement, both
in aristocratse and in democratic circles.
The organization OF the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway company, which
was expected to take place early in
October, is delayed until the first Of No
vember, by fhe discovery that, under
part of the road lies-a notice OF thirty
days must necessarily preeede al cleo
zion. Meanwhile the present officers Of
the road are operating it in behalf Of the
trustees, and are daily indicating the
future policy of the company. Large
invoices Of new iron and steel rails are
now on the road snd in process ofmanu-
facture for the road, and its equipment
"a to. be thoroughly renovated and
largely increased by the introduction Of
new engines and cars. The first act Of
the company on regaining possession Of
the road, Was the reduction Of coal and
ore freights on the 1Eahoning division
to the figures which had ruled before
the Erie management adopted the suici-
dal policy Of breaking down that im-
Dortaut traffic by exorbitant rates. This
fast reduction took place On the 18th OF
September and has given a great impetus
the coal and iron business between
Cleveland and the Mahoning Valley, 1
and the proposed inQnsase in the equip
ment Of the Mahoning division win
again restore that Invaluable line to its
old importance as q feeder to the CleVey
land district. Cleveland depends pEsc-
tieally upon the Atlantic and AehOning
roads for its oil, its coal and Its iron
three staples which constitutes the real
basis Of Der prosperity, and it is 10 ns q
fact OF immense moment that these Lines
again in the hands of a company
-h0cz no1frU Il IN raooOufZd and foster i
the local interests upon which the value
Of their roads 30 largely depends
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