Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-06
cold Closed on MONDAY at IIsg.

GO1Q 0OSeQ Oh MOIOdY 81 LOG
A lady at a Saratoga ball Saturday ev-
ening displayed $50, 900 worth of jewelry.
Lady Tborne is at Fleetwood and trot-
ting fast again. It is believed she will
regain her former speed.
There are seventeen free salt water
baths in full use in Boston-twelve for
men and I'VE for women.
The Assistant Treasurer Of New York
viii buy one million bonds each We'd
nesday and sell two millions OF gold
each Thursday during the month.
A steam pillow has been successfully
introduced on the great Wells farm,
in Minnesota. -Four breaking plows
turned the turf at the rate Of about forty
acres per day.
Ny judgment is, that Grant has made
too many enemies to run.-Horace Gree
ley. You're right there, Doctor; Grant
always faces his enemies.-N. Y. Com-
mereidI Advertiser.
The British steamer Cleato has been
chartered, at Shanghai, at five pounds
five shillings, 70 bring twelve hundred
tons Of tea to San Francisco, to go over
land by rail to New York.
It is thought executive measures will
soon be taken ordering Kansas squat
ters, who have settled on a portion Of
the Indian Territory, to vacate it under
certain pains and penalties, the land
having been set apart for the sole use of
indians.
The proposed new constitution Of Ne
braska takes two or three steps in sd-
vance. 1t establishes compulsory edu-
cation, a Ia PTESse5 gives power to
towns to prohibit the liquor traffic, and
permits females to vote.
Some Of the Georgia papers encourage
the proposition of the Richmond Wing,
that the South must be paid for its
slaves, and the spoil divided with the
negroes, If they promptly lend their
support to the claim"
Over $500 members of the Howe fam
lily gathered, at Harmony Grove. Farm
ingham Mass, yesterday. Representa-
tives were present, from every State in
the Union, and from several foreign
countries. - -
The Postofhce Department established
two thousand four hundred and seven
new offices, and discontinued eight hun
dred and sixty-four during the year.
On the SOth OF June, last year, there
were thirty thousand and forty five
offices in the United States.
The Youngstown Courier put its read
ers into q broad grin, last week, by
asserting that A. J. Packard, a Demo-
Graf OF the most ferocious variety, in
tended to vote for the Prohibition cardi-
date for Representative in Mahoning
county. Such verdsncy is a rarity.
The indictmen is found against the
President and Superintendent of the
Staten Island Ferry Company and the
engineer of the Westfeld. are for man.
slaughter in the third degree. The in
dictment against James X. Matthew's.
United States Inspector of Boilers, is
for granddaughter in the fourth degree.
Cleveland has surpassed almost every
other American city in growth during
the past decade, and manufactures did it.
The Herald says that the city now has
fourteen rolling mills. with two hundred
pudding furnaces, and a daily capacity
of four hundred tons Of finished iron.
There are Eve stove foundries, q NAL
leable iron works, one axe and tool COM
pany, six boiler-plate and sheet-iron
works of large capacity, three boundaries
for making car wheels and castings for
buildings, one large mandatory of
cross-cut, circular and other avs
jamestown, NY is excited over the dis
covery Of the remains ola gigantic ele- 4,
phant, near that city. One tusk meas I
ures three feet seven and one-half inches :
in length, and six and one half incaass Z
In diameter. OF late many specimens ]
Of this gigantic animal have been dis
covered, and not q few in Ohio. The
species mostly found are those Of the !
mastsdon, which are closely allied to
the elephant Its remains are found in :
the temperate part OF both hemispheres, :
though first discovered in America. 1t :
is called the American msstadOn, or ,
American elephant