Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-15

Hunter is TO be hanged At Akron on
Tuesday, Nov. 2lst.
The construction Of mills, dwelling,
&c, has commenced in the burned dis
trict of Wisconsin.
Predictions of a very colo winter are
being made, and it is useless to doubl
the prophets until the winter comes.
Secretary Delaho announces by the
associated press from Washington, that
he is not a candidate fer United States
Senator.
One entire square Of buildings in
BrookviIle, Pa, vas destroyed BY FIRE
Sunday night. The loss is over seventy
thousand dollars.
Not more thsn i've per cent. Of the
standing pine timber Of Michigan has
been touched by the forest fires lately
raging in that State.
A lamp filed with Danforth's non
explosive burning fluid" exploded in
Akron, one evening last week, and
nearly started up a big fire.
Edward Timan was married to a wo-
man in Connecticut last week, and there
after absconded. The Danbury NeuS
saws Timan tide waits for no man.
A thief entered a store in Marysville,
Ky, one night recently, and stole sixty
dollars, but gotso drunk on some whisky
which be happened to find that he could
not get away.
The President and the heads Of the
several Departments are busily engaged
upon their annual messages and reports.
The reports Of the subordinate officers
and bureaus have been nearly COM
pleted.
The New York Tribune thinks the
chief result of the New York City cleo
ton, on Tuesday, was a proclamation OF
adhesion to the Divine mandate thun-
dered from Sinai-'Thou shall not
steal"
The Russian feet bearing the Grand
Duke Alexis is finally at anchor in the
New York Bay, and all doubts as to its
coming, as well as all anxieties for the
safety Of the Imperial party, are def
nitely set at rest.
A Convention OF the international
Society of Workmen, in Switzerland,
has come t. the conclusion, from IRE
Election and the experiences Of the past"
that Htstrikes of workmen rarely obtain
the end proposed by those who engage
in them
The New York World, q few days ago,
declared that il the Republicans should
carry New York this lsll 'the Demo-
cratic party Of the nation may hang its
harp on the willows and sit down by the
waters OF Babylon and weep" Now,
the Republicans hare carried New York.
On the 10th Of October last, Daniel
swisher, q hero of Commodore Perry's
naval engagement on Lake Erie, de-
parted this life in Perry township, Jefer-
son county, Pennsylvania. The Western
Reserve Historical Society has informa-
ton that but six survivors Of that battle
now remains.
1t is probable that a bill will be intro
duced in Congress looking to the adop-
ton of telegraph communication at rates
within the reach of the poorer classes OF
the people, embracing the more practical
features of this system not under The
direct control of the Government, but
under its supervision.
Lewis Vanderhook, Of Chicago, q pas
senger on the eastern bound train from
Kansas City, on the Missouri Pacific
Railway, shot himself last Friday morn
ing. infictinz q fatal wound. He had
been playing tbree-eard monte on the
train, and is supposed to have lost
heavily.
David Dunham, OF Lenox, Ashtabula
Co., says the Sentinel, has raised q field Of
six snd q half acres Of graded sheep tooth
and yellow dent corn, which will average
RS bushels Of ears to the Scre. One
acre produced 10 bushels Of ears, which
will shell out one bushel Of corn to every
three half-bushels of ears.
The Erie and Beaver canal, running
from the Ohio river to Lake Erie, will
be closed on the 10Th of November. The
Pennsylvania Central railroad, which
has a perpetual lease Of the Erie and
Pittsburgh railroad, bought the canal a
year ago with the view OF destroying
competition with the railroad.
A Columbus dispatch says: "The
members OF the State Geological Corps
are IN the city busily engagedin reading
proofs, ETC., Of their forthcoming report,
which will be one Of the most valuable
and important documents w issued
by the State Of Ohio" The report will
probably be ready for distribution within
6 month from the present time.
The New York Tribune last week in
an article pronouneing Senator Bout
wells plan of funding the national
debt. at q lower rate Of interest a fail
ure, comes out strongly in favor Of the
policy OF funding the greenbacAs in
three per cent. bonds. again convertible
al the pleasure OF the holder in green
backs. This, Of course, to prevent too
great an expansion.
It is believed in New York that Tam
many Tweed is preparing to escape the
country to Europe, to cheat the law and
Justice. The late election in the Empire
State has struck terror to the leading
Democratic corruptionists. The more
candid men Of the Democratic party Of
the country have no sympathy with the
TammHny leaders in their present dis
graceful situation. Decent men, Of all
parties, should rejoice that such whole
sale plunderers Of the people have been
exposed and brought to grief.
The Governments Of Europe are all
alarmed at the increasing power Of the
Iuternationalists. Deprecste it as we
may, it is as Schiller says, "the sccumu-
lated effects Of wrongs that the people
Of monsrchical governments have borne.
for ages resulting from the excess Of
in the hands Of tyrants and usur-
pers." The international in Europe is
nothing more than the mighty efforts Of
the body polite to throw OF the I'M
healthy condition under which It has
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