Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-08
Gen. Sheridan il in Paris.

STATE The Ohio river and Lake Erie
AeAVepteo. ". B..
Gen. Sheridan IL in Paris.
Gold closed on Monday, at III.
The German soldiers evacuated Paris
on Friday.
The coal famine panic has died out in
New York.
The japanese Legation has arrived At
Washington.
There is = mischievOus tendency OF
Affairs in Ireland
Brigham TOung's reign Of terror in
Utah is relaxing.
The German entry into Paris was
peaceful and quiet.
Walter Brown, the famous oarsmAn,
died on Friday last.
Senator Sumner was In the Senate
chamber Wednesday.
The smallpox epidemic il making ita
appearance in New York.
Paris has resumed itS ordinary appear
Hnce, and peace and quiet rSigns.
About six thousand women have 50
far protested against female suffrage.
Christina Nilsson has invested 1 n real
estate, in Peoria, to the value OF 81, $500
Rothschild proposes to pay the entire
indemnity to Germany within one year.
Hon. James, G. Blaine has been elected
Speaker OF the Forty-SecOnd Congress.
Henry D. Cooke has been made Gov
srnor Of the new territory OF Columbia.
The main business portion Of Dayton,
O., was destroyed by fire on the first
inst.
The statue Of Roger Williams has been
placed in the hall OF House, at Wash
ington.
The consolidation Of the Frat and
Second Ohio Districts takes place on the
first OF April.
The number OF furnaces in Ohio are IS
follows; In 1910, 70; in 1850, SIS; in 1850,
So; in 1870, so.
Prince Frederick Charles has been
appointed cOmmander-in-chief OF the
army OF occupation in France.
The President Is urged TO send spec
ial message to Congress, calling their at
tention 10 the Southern troubles.
The reduction OF the national debt In
February Is s. 1911, $780, decrease during
Grants administration, S2O4,7A,5lS.
The case Of Thomas DaWlen VS.. the
Second National Bank Of Cleveland, has
been decided in favor Of the plaintiff.
The Columbus Statesman says: DR..
Jay F. Gslentine Is taking his first les
sons in shoemAking at the penitsntiAry.
The coal question in the sast still con-
tinues, the miners having unanimously
voted to reject the terms Of the opera
tors.
Mr.. George Pendleton, Of Cleveland,
and a prominent member Of the Chicago
Board Of Trade, died on Thursday morn
ing last
On Wednesday last, Adam Diehl, Of
Cleveland, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself in the heart. Whisky was
the csuse
In the liquor case just closed in Kent,
MrH. Martha J. sisley, the plaintiff,
obtained a verdict Of damages in the
sum of SEQ.
The Board Of Managers in the i'm
peachment trial Of Governor Clayton, Of
Arkansas, announces that they can find
no evidence against him.
The Germans Of CleYeland have de-
termined upon q grand jubilee in honor
Of the declaration Of peace between
France and the Fatherland.
Ex-Minister Moltby and his family
have arrived at the Hague, and are SET
tied in the residence which the Queen Of
Holland has placed at their disposal.
The late Alice Carey was a Buckeye
girl, and is oomplimsnted by the West
minister ReUier IS being the greatest
female poet Of America, past or present.
By q telegram from Havana we learn
that the humane policy Of ValmAssdA
has been the means Of restoring peace to
several important districts OF the island.
An exhibit OF the Kentucky whisky
trade shows 2,S52,4O5 gallons on hand
against 5,4sl ,994 last year. The excess
of production in 1859, over 1870 was f.
OST, l59 gallons.
The term Of the Forty-hrst Congress
expired on Saturday last, and the Forty
second Congress, with a large attend
snce OF members Of both Houses, was
Immediately organized.
The fighting faction in the ranks OF
the Missouri republicans have agresd to
come together again and repair the dam
ages they brought upon themselves st
the last falls election.
The ratification OF the treaty Of peace
between France and Prussia, was sol
EMMY concluded by a formal exchange,
or reeAan0e, Of the Rttested articles at
Versailles, At q late hour Friday evening.
A man named Huffman, who was
working outside the WorkinEmen's
Union, at Mt Cornell, Pa, was shot in
his bed Friday night, and the end Of his
house anerWard blown out with powder.
The joint High Commission met at
the State Department Monday, and pro-
ceeded with the regular business before
them. They will continue now from
day to day until all business before them
il disposed Of
DR.. William o. Williams, representa-
tive from Jackson county, died at Co
Monday afternoon, Of pneumo-
mia. He was about sixty years OF sge,
and leaves ayoUng wife to whom he WIS
married last June.
The report that intrigues are actively
prosecuted for the restoration Of the
Bonapartes are untrue. The friends OF
Napoleon say he patiently and confident
y awaits the popular decision, and abb
stains from all efforts to inhueQce it.
The fame Of the" little Church Around
the Corner" has extended 10 Chicago in
q most aggravated form. A waltz Of
name is exceedingly popular, and
now chewing gum with the same ex- !
tended nomenclature has supPlantsd the
the Nilsson variety.