Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-01-31
DelinQuents.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81. 1879.
LOCAL and

several COmmunlcallOuS I0Ce4feO
too late for this paper.
-Teachers' examination in Warren,
on Saturday next, in the High School
building.
The thermometer was i've degrees
below zero on Monday morning last,
from four to six o'clock.
a circulating free library is to be
established by the Odd Fellows of this
place for the benefit of its members.
Mr.. John McMurray, a veteran OF
the wal of 1872. died in Liberty, this
county, on the slst ult., aged s. years.
The New York through mail has for
some reason been discontinued Efforts
have been made to have it continued but
thus far unsuccessful.
Mr.. h. Richmond has purchased
Mr.. Charles Angstadt's coal trade, and as
will be seen by his advertisement, will
furnish coal at reduced rates.
Tho boiler of The saw mill at Cory,
Pa, belonging to Messrs. Packard &
Pyle, exploded a few days since killing
one man and seriously injuring three
others.
There was a very pleasant Leap Year
Party at the Austin House, on Tuesday
evening OF last week. given by Warren
ladies. It beat the common year parties
all to pieces.
Over three hundredand twenty-five
regular publications are received weekly
at the Warren Post Office for distribu-
ton. This does not include the pre-
paid transient matter.
"A Literary and Musical Entertain
ment, for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Sabbath School, of Kinsman, comes of
at the Town Hall, on Wednesday eve
ming, Feb. 9TH. The public are cordially
invited.
The building committee Of the First
Presbyterian Church OF Warren adver-
tise in this weeks CHRONICLE for sealed
proposals frem builders. for furnishing
material and erecting a new church
edifee and a chapel.
Mr.. Charles C. Adams, Geo. NJ.
Stiles, Thomas Kinsman, Edward c.
Smith and Miss Olive Smith left here,
on Monday e7ening, to visit V~icksburgh
and New Orleans, and return home via
Havana and Key West.
The HrumbuH County Musical AS
s~ociation convenes in convention in Ba-
c~onsburg, commencing Tuesday. Feb.
18th, and continuing four days, closing
witha grand concert on Friday evening.
Prof TheO. F. Seward, of n. Y, con-
ducts.
On Wednesday last Sheriff Dickin-
sO1 took an insane man, Mr.. Pomeroy
Bancroft, Of Gustavus, to the n. o. L.
Asylum, at Newburgh, for treatment
Bancroft lived in Warren about two
years ago, and is q macbinist. A lack
Of success in business affairs seems to
have had a depressing effect on his
mind.
On Tuesday of last week Mr.. ]. E.
Kellar was fearfnlly burned about the
face, head and hands by the explosion of
a coal oil lamp. His principal injuries
were sustsined on account of his efforts
to extinguish the flames, which threat
ened for a few minutes to destroy the
bnilding-the one occupied by Henry
Kellar as a saloon on Liberty Street.
We are glad to be able to state that
]. N. Stull, Esq, is recovering from the
severe illness which he has undergone
during ten weeks past. On Saturday
last he was able to sit up for q half an
hour for the first time since he was
taken sick. He is still somewhat afnict-
ed with rheumatism in his right shOul-
der and limbs, but has an encouraging
prospect Of being about again in . few
weeks.
-on Last Saturday night, about II
O'Clock, the house of Andrew Scott, Of
Newton Falls, caught fire and was de-
stroyed before the necessary assistance
could be rendered. The house was
occupied by Benz. Shaw. The house
hold goods were saved. About 25 or so
bushels Of corn in the chamber, and
about % bushels Of potatoes in the cellar
were destroyed. A defective fue was
the cause. Loss about $1,000. No in
+. surance
George Francis Train stopped q few
hours, on Wednesday last, at the Austin
House. he recognizes himself as the
next President of the United States.
During 9 few moments interview he
informed as that he was the "chanpion
egotist," a "hrst-elass lunatic," a "pa-
gan the "organizer Of the Paris Com
mune," the 'tleader Of the Information
ais" the 'shead enter of the Fenians"
with seven millions Of Irishmen to back
him up. And as a climax to this pile Of
agony he triumphantly exclaimed
"What can the Democratic party do
with these Irishmen all turned oVer to
me ?" Mr.. Train went from here TO
Youngstown, ~hsre he says everybody
is enthusiastic for him for the Presiden-
cy, else why would they be such fools as
to pay him a hundred dollars to come
and speak to them? That's a hard
eonnHdrum,