Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-22

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They are enjoying another mIniste-
rial crisis in Spain.
Gen. Sherman is now en,route on the
Atlantic for a European tour.
Part offs block in Washington, Pa,
was burned on last Sunday last.
An incendiary burned a $1,000 barn in
Mansfield, on Saturday morning last.
Anew three feet gauge railroad is to
be built from Cincinnati to Terre Hsute,
Indiana.
The deaths from cholera last week in
COnstantinople. Turkey, numbered
three hundred.
The cholera in quarantine, New York,
was thought to have been subdued on
Saturday last.
The Presbyterian church at Freehold,
New Jersey, was destroyed by a gale on
Tuesday night. Loss, $4,000.
The President has appointed R. n,
Waite, of Toledo, o., Counsellor to
Geneva, Switzerland.
A feet Of barges containing five mil
lion bushels Of coal left Pittsburgh for
Down the river, last week.
The Pope is announced to leave Rome
when a bill is presented converting the
italian Parliament in that city.
Forney wants Speaker Blaine to make
Kelly Of Pa, chairman Of the committee
Of ways and means. " herefore5
There were 1Ss deaths from small
pox in Philadelphia last week, an in
crease of 80 over the previous week.
On last Sunday fifteen men engaged
in laying track on a railroad in Indiana
were arrested for Sabbath breaking.
The charred remains Of John McDe-
witt. a celebrated billiard player, was
found on Saturday in the Chicago ruins.
The Lake Shore & T-uscarawas Valley
Railroad was formerly opened from Me-
dina to Cleveland, so miles, on last We'd
nesdsy.
Ex-senator Wade is in Washington.
He says that some Of his friends have
requested him to be a candidate for
Senator, but he viii not consent.
Ben Wade is reported as saying that
Congress viii undoubtedly be in favor
ofhigh tariff, and in so doing would be
endorsed by the people Of the west.
Attorney General Alderman reports
1900 prisoners held in South Carolina
under the Ku-Klux law. 1t costs the
q. S. no trihe to feed these bandits.
The Governor Of New York offer $1,000
reward for the arrest Of Ballard, who
broke Jail one night last week. He is
considered the most dangerous counter
feiter in the world.
The great Mormon eonundrum now
is, Where has Brigham gomez He has
deserted his Salt Lake harem and is
supposed to be wandering to and fro
somewhere in the wilderness.
The nine hour movement is making
great progress among the working peo-
pie in England. In some counties the
masters have conceded the change, and
ft is expected to become general.
The storm on Tuesday night Of last
week did considerable damage in New
York and vicinity. Houses, churches,
ETC., were blown down, and the losses
will reach IN value over 500, 900.
A~nstional council Of delegates Of the
Congregational Church has been in
session at oberlin, o., the past week.
On Saturday the corner stone Of the new
theological seminary was laid.
The hambersburgh, Pa, Valley Sp5 ii
says that a narrow gauge road, ten miles
long, is to be built forthwith from that
place back into the iron and coal region.
A narrow gauge e feet is also to be
built next year between Lancaster and
Reading, Pa.
A Michigsnder presented himself to
the Sheriff, weeping, and said he could
not tell a lie; he had killed his wife
and child with his little Ratchet. The
Sheriff told him he was too good tn live
much longer, and the chances are that
he viii not.
Two young ladies were thrown out Of
a buggy in Summit county. Tennessee,
the other day. Ths bonnet Of one fell
of, carrying with ii chignon, curls, and
other head-gear. A rustic urchin who
witnessed the disaster ran for assistance,
b~reathlessly announcing that he had
seen the lady's head lying in the road.
The Secretary Of the National Repub-
lican Committee has issued q call for a
meeting OF the committee in Washing
ton city On the IIth OF January next.
AT this session viii be decided where
the next National Convention of the
party shall be held to nominate q candi-
date for the Presidency.
The news from Mexico shows that the
home of the gresser. was in its normal
condition as recent as the 18th inst,
when formidable revolutions were Ia
king place throughout the country, and
a change in the existing government
expected. The treasury is bankrupt and
the people are going over to the reYolu-
tionists.
The steamship franklin which ar
riTed at quarantine in New York bay,
last week, from stettin, Germany, lost
on the voyage forty persons from
cholera. There were u cases after the
arrival in the bay. New York now in
addition to having Boss Tweed & Co, has
small pox and cholera.
General Spinner will shortly issue q
~ircnlsr,~ concerning the redemption Of
mutilated currency. It will provide that
after January 6rst, more than half a
note viii be redeemed at its full value;
half q note at one-half the value Of the
original and less than half q note will
not be redeemed, unless there is positive
proof Of the missing part having been
destroyed.
Small pox has broken but violently in
New York city. The Herald Of the l4th
says that the frightful disease is making
rapid progress, and has attained a strong
foothold in the city, greater than for q
number of years, while the efforts to
check it seem wholly inadequate. It is
hanging in the air, and is just as likely
TO sting the rich rolling in their carriages
as the poor who shiver in rags.