Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-17

throughout the State are decidedly
Noysey on the gubernatorisl question.
The marriage Of Prince de Lynar. of.
Germany, TO Miss May Parsons, Of.
Columbus, was fixed for yesterday, at
70, NJ.
Gov. John Greiner, known well as an
old time Ohio Wing politician, Gsssd
from . stroke OF palsy, at Toledo, on
Saturday last
Strawberries, large in size and fault
less in favor, arc arriving at New York
in abundance from NOrfork, and sell at
twenty-five cents per quart.
Emperor Pedro Second and the En-
press Theresa of Brazil, will arrive in
this country next October, or Don after,
and remain two months.
The Columbus Journal says that it is
the Sands and Eggleston fellows who
arc running Bluff old Ben in Cincinnati.
Since old Ben went out of the Senate
they "hRven't had a SMELL
General Sherman, as We expected,
distinctly repudiates the New Orleans
speech which has given the Democracy
such comfort He says the report is
part misrepres entatiOn and the balance
fabrication.
The common council of Chicago has
ordered that the tax levied on the grave
of Senator Douglas shall be paid out Of
the general fund, and the sale advertised
by the collector discontinued. Think of
the grave of Douglas being sold for
rsxesi
The resolution providing for an
amendment to the State Constitution, to
confer suffrage upon women, has been
defeated in the Massachusetts, House,
bys vote Of IS to IS. The Senate reject
ed the bill to regulate the hours OF labor
in factories by large majority.
The youngstown Tlndicator YER
dainty enquiries, "WhO's Noyss97 II
O'del keeps cool until about the second
Tuesday Of October next he will hear a
soiSe that viii make his bristles stand
sfter the manner Of the porcupine. he
may expect thunder about that time.
Tbs Connecticut election is finally
solved by the report Of the investigating
committee, which declares that Jewell
received one hundred more votes than
he is credited with in the Fourth ward
Of New Haven. The Legislature has
formally declared him elected.
It is now said that in view ofthe irrec-
Oncilable difference of opinion existing
between the Northern and Southern
Democracy, it is proposed TO adopt the
plan of going into the mex csnvass
without q platform. Hthey could man
age without 4 candidate it woHld be all
the better.
Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial mot Dom Piatt)
speaks Of Chase, Hancock, Hoffman,
Gems. Sherman, Hendricks and Thur
man as probable Democratic candidates
for the Presidency. Either Hendricks
or Thurman, he thinks, viii be the NOM
inee.
Late adYices iron the scene Of HOSTILE
ties about Paris indicate that the end Of
the instruction Is near at hand-thst the
collapse Of the Commune may be eX-
pected at any moment. Defeated at
every point its forces driven back at
the point OF the bayonet, and q furious
and devastating cannonade constantly
maintained against its strongholds, re-
sistance is unavsiling.
The New York papers say that rumOrs
abound in financial circles that Commo-
dore Vanderbilt has finished a bargain
TO buy out the interest of Messrs. Jay
Gould and james Fisk, Jr., and their
friends in the Erie Railway. Ii is said
that he is to take all their stock st the
market price, and 10 pay them a bonus
OF three million dollars. The Srrange-
ment is not yet consummAted; but it is
believed that these are the terms agreed
upon.
The South Carolina NabObs Of the Tax
payers Convention called upon the
plebeian official Of the State to consult
regarding the best means Of securing
lower taxation and better credit. Gov
ernor Scott read them a sly lesson that
does credit to his head. He told them
the insolvency Of the State was due en-
tirely to the disturbed condition Of the
public mind and the insecurity to life
snd property, for which he was not re-
sponsible. In this the nabobs might
have shifted Ku Klux.
Trouble appears to BE- again brewing
in Ssnfo Domingo. Late intelligence
from that island represents that the
people are very respondent over the
failure Of annexation, which they look
upon as hopelessly dead. II is said
Baez has laid the matter 50 deeply to
heart that he has gone to executing PEG
pie without the slightest cause, by way
Of giving relief to his Overeharged feel
ings. It is also rumored that Cabrsl is
recognizing his bands and making
preparations to stack Baez's forces.
A sensible Democrat, Of Utica, y. Y,
in alluding to the universal howl Of the
Democratic party and the Democratic
press against the passage Of the Ku
Kux bin, SAYS in the Utica Herald /:
=sI am lone with Democracy on this
business. If no outrages exist at the
South, no case can arise for applying the
new law. II Outrsges are proved they
ought to be punished, No Reuse can
be made for the sttitude Of the leaders
against the protection oflsw-abiding cit
zens."
VIII not fair men Of the Democratic
party, everywhere take this view oft?
4 murderous assault was made upon
Nj. Avery D. Putnam, a merchant Of
Sew York, by 8 rufian named John
Foster, in a Seventh avenue car, on
wednesday of last week. Two ladies
were in company with Mr.. Putnam at
the time, and in revenge for q remon-
strsaee against some i~mpertinence
towards them, Foster struck him on the
head with an iron hook, inficting such
injuries as caused his death on Friday.
The murderer vas arrested. On Tues /
DAY a CorOner's inquest was held, and
the evidences was apparently so cOnelu-
siye that the jury EetzEned a verdict
against Foster without q moments
DELAY. The testimony Slicited was sent
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