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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16
Death of Vim. H. Seward

The death OF VIM. Fl. Seward at his
home in Auburn, n. v. is announced,
and causes a universal feeling of sor-
row and profound regret among all who
knew his worth. He was born in Flor
ida, Orangr county, New York, May Is,
1901, and was Consequently at the time
of his death in the seventy second year
of his age. His ancestors on his Iather's
side were Welsh, and of Irish on his
mothers side. At 9 years of age he
among whuse pupils had been Noah
Webster and Aaron Burr. At Is he
went to Union College for the junior
class, but entered the sophomore. In
1919, while in the Sc Tor class he spent
six months in Georgia teaching, where
he first acquired u~niavurabie notions of
slavery. After taking his degree he be-
came a student at law, and was admitted
TO the bar in lS22. He married Francis
Adeline Miller at Auburn, ia 1924. HIS
first public political act was in the same
year, when he prepared an address for a
Republican Convention boldly anI.unnc-
ing AN opposition To the "AI6auy regen- /
as the eaderS of the Democratic
party were then STYLED.
In 1880 he was eIs cted to the State
Senate as an HntI. Maspn by a msiurIty
of 20OO. In 1884 he WAS nominated for
Governor 10y the Wing party, aud was
defeated by w. L. Marcy. Four years
later he was again Nominated for Gov
ernOr, and beat his former adversary by
a majority of 10000. He held the Office
fOF Two terms, Oslng re elected in 1910.
In 1874 he supported Henry Clay for
the Presidency. aud in 1913 General
Taylor. In the following year the Leg
islature elected him L. :. Senator.
Here he berame General Taylor's con-
idential friend and adviser. He vas
elected Senator in 1855. In 1860, he
was a candidate for Presidency against
Lincoln. On the first ballot
he received I73 10 los for Lincoln, 233
were necessary TO choice. On the final
Mr.. lincoln was nominated
MIR. Seward was rendered the chief place
IN Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet and accepted
il. This position he retained through
The war o the rebel, ion and after with
fidelity and honor TO the country and
credit t. himself. He retired from the
Cabinet after tho ELECTION of General
Grant, and subsequently made 9 tour
around the world. He was 10 have been
issaaslnsted the night Lincoln fell, but
escaped by the aid Of his SON.. Mr.. Sew
ard was recognized ~ one of the pro-
st,tesmen Of the age, and his
iesth will be a cause of universal regret,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

Wondworth's majority over Brown in
the 18th Congressional district is 300.
II. G. is repudiated now by the old
abolitionists and by the best men who
e. into the Cincinnati movement.
The 9th inst, the anniversary Of
the Chicago fire, was observed in that
city as a holiday.
\ Sharon Republican won $4,000
in cash, eleven suits o. clOth hes and
two hundred kegs of nails on the
Pennsylvania election.
Mrs. Sarah Payson Willis, the p
lar writer known as Fanny Fern"
wife of James Parton, died at her resi-
dence in New York city, on Thursday
evening of last week, in the sixty fifth
year of her age.
A fire occurred at Sing Sing. y. Y, at
midnight On the 10Th inst. which result
ed in the destruction of the entire husl-
ness portion of ti,e town.. The fire was
the work of an in~cendiary. The loss is
estimated at a quarter of a million Of
collars.
The annual produce Of the sale in
Paris OF snails Tor f cd is computed at
more than 1900 francs.
H. C. WHY'S foundry in Allegheny
City was burned F iday night. Loss
SEQ, 900; insured for $4,000.
James w. Coffroth, a leading lawyer
and pollution of California, dropped
dead in Sacramento Wednesday.
The first railway in Tunis has just been
successfully opened. The passengers
on the first day numbered 2496.
The Cleveland sailors are on a strike.
Stewards last were, Love one an
other"
Fanny Ferns remains were sent
to Boston Saturday for snterment.
Mrs. James Gleanes's ten months
OLD baby took the first prize (S2D at
the Southern Wisconsin Agricul-
tural Fair.
McWilliams, Chief of the Jersey
City Police, has been sent to jail ror
aiding i'll the robbery of the First
National Bank.
Minister Na-hJurne and Count De
Renusat have agreed on a postal
treaty between the United States aud
FTaLce.
a fire at Whitehall. ILL.,, Friday
night, destroy ed fifteen business
houses.
Throughout AlSace Lorraine theISa'e
of French Journals has been forbid
den.
Amelia Kleifer died Saturday in a
New York %emigrant's hO> pital from
neglect.
James O'Brien has been nominated
for the New York Mayorality by the
Workingmen's Union.
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Charles O'COaOr Charges the ReSpOn-
sibiliiy Of the War Upon Greeley.

New York, October 9.-Phe Her
ads Richmond, Va, dispatch has q
letter from O'COnOr to James LYONS,
IF hat city, dated September 30, IN
which O'COnOr says he has not indi-
Gated any alteration in his resolve
not to be a candidate, as set forth in
his communication to the Louisville
Convention. He adds ut may be
true, as you suggest, that the people
will not vote for any man whOwili nOt
announce in a public manner that If
elected he will serve them. If so
they will never vote for me. IshOuld
regard such announcement as one
mode Of soliciting their support, IF
he Southern people did rot know
before l said anything IN the subject
that One of the caDdidaies is "a man of
transcendsnt ability, they are singu-
iarly slow of apprehension. The des-
OlatiOn of which they complain is at
lributable 70 him. The long and dis
ISterous war that filed his "blOOdy
chasm" with fratTicidal slaughter in
vOlved the whole country in debt and
IN exceedingly able, exceedingly
amicable, exceedingly mischievOus
decentralization isdue TO the unequaled
energy cOmbiued With the folly of this
man 1 regard the possibility of his
election with in~eXpressibie aversion.
GIhe ideas of the heather time pre-
vailed ! would cheerfully surrender
my person ae Q sa rifice on the altar
of that duty whose controlling events
might thus be p~rOpitiated. aud in
duced to save my country from ruin"
OCcuOr did not wish this letter
published, but Lyons thought other
wise.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

The Republicans Of Southington have a
right to feel Proud az their days work.
Every body in the court room, on Tues
lay night, united in giving three rous
ing cheers Tor Southington, on receiv-
ing the news that it gave an Increased
Republican majority and the splendid
gain off.
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ADDRESS OF THE COUNTY CEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
Republicans Of Trumbull!

hepuDllcahS OF IFumDull.
We tender congratulations up
on the signal victory achieved by you
on Tuesday, the sth of October.
Your old enemy, the disloysl Dem
Ocratic Party, reinforced by deserters
from your W ranks, was in the
field. Flushed with high hopes OF
success, and boastfully planting its
banners in the air, this mongrel COM
hination entered the fight confident
of triumph.
But the Republicans of Trumbull,
uncunquerable and urdismayed, &C.
cepted the challenge thus offered.
They stood nobly by their principles
and the old flag, and can now say F:
I'VE have met the enemy aud they
are ours"
TWENTY NINE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
TY!
Such is your majority in old Trum-
bull a magnificent majority-one
unsurpassed at any State election
since 1868, when Brough's majority
over Vallandingham was 3045.
As the tornado sweeps away the
chaff, so have you dashed aside the
foe. You have covered yourselves
with glory. You have rendered
your verdict unequivocally and ire
versibly in favor of the party of Free
dom, Progress and Humanity. You
have said: "Thosewho saved the coun-
try shall rule it," You have aided in
placing Ohio side by side in the Grant
pyramid with North Carolina, Maine
Vermont, Pennsylvania aud Indiana.
NOW FOR THE FUTUREl
On November 9Th is the Presiden-
tial Election. Are you ready for that?
Give not away to any over-coufi.
denee on account of your past glori-
GUS success. The enemy are again
rallying for the next trial. Their
cause is desperate and desperate men
are ver dangerous.
We want next month not only to
defeat, but to crush, ouerachetn, ami
hilGte.
Perfect your organization see that
every Republican vote is poIled in
your township; get out the sick, the
infirm, the lazy; labor with tn
doubtful ana timid; see that no lille
gal votes are rolled.
We want in November the largest
majority old TrumbulI ever gave for
President. We want
THIRTY FIVE HUNDRED MAJORITY
for Grant aud Wilson. Shall we have
it? Fall in, Republicans" Stand
shoulder to shoulder, as We advance
for the last time on the enemy's works
under the leadership of the great sol,
dier of the Century.
Unconditional Surrender" shall
be our wstchword. Down with the
t~raitorous Democracy and their re-
creant allies shall 6e our rallyIng cry.
Then, Republicans of Trumbull,
cOngratulating you, and all, on
your splendid effort in October, we
sound the bugle for the November
fight. Every true man to the front.
towards and deserters to the rear.
Remember we are almost at the top.
One rally more, and final victory
will perch on our standards.
Then fling out the banners! Unfurl
the flag! Sound the advance! Charge
along the whole line, and we shall
achieve the greatest political triumph
ever known in the history of "OId
TrumbuIl." o. MORGAN, Char,
T. ]. MCLAIS, Sec,
r. 5. WILKINS,
ALoNZO TRUEsDELL,
EDWARD SPEAR. Jr.
Rep. County Committee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

The Nation October 10TH in comment
ing Oh the result ofthe October elections
says, among other things--"As the
result goes. we have n more proof Of a
fact which this campaign has abundant.
matter how great a war Governor you
y proved by many instances. that no
ms yhe, or how high toned a Senator. or
how powerful an organ, it is mainly as
the Governor and Senator and z Of
your party, and not of yourself, thai
you are really influential. Mr.. Curtin.
for example, aud Mr.. Forney, are nota
ole exemplifcations of this truth. and
in a month every State in the Union
viii be full of similar illustration"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

Here are a few pertinet questions -
Why is Greeley, who favored peaceful
secession, TO be preferred by any loyal
man to the hero who crushed secession?
Why should a party that has done so
well as the Republican be disbanded to
crafty disappointed place hunters and
discarded corruptionists? Why is not
a party with good principles better than
a party with no principles at nll7 Why
should the movement for complete civil
rights to all races be intrusted to its
worst enemies2
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16
The Great Four Mile Race.

The following is an account Of the
great four mile lace last Saturday at
Jerome Park, New York. in which
NJ. II. Sanford's Monarchist, bv Lex
ingtOh, distanced Harry Bassett.
MOnarchist went off first. with King
Henery second aud Baseett trailing.
The pace is very slow at the quarter,
Ba>sett passe King Henry aud Is
running n length or two behind
Monarchist; in this way they run
the first mile /; passing the stand Col.
McDaniels sigIaled Roe To 90 ON /;
At the turn Bassett Is ever with Mon
archist, and gradually takes the lead
hnlding it 10y a half length (; as they
round The bluff coming into view are
neck and neck at the three quarters
MOnarchist leads a triie ; at the fur
long 30 e and the stand MOnarchi,t
again takes fthe lead ; again Col Nc
D tuiels orders Roe to 20 ON, and
again Jimmy responds, hut befure
reaching the quarter it is evident that
BaseetI caunoJ or will not respond to
r e's call. From that point to the
flash OF the four miles MOnarchist
S oSly but surely increases his lead,
aud finally wins by 200 yards Z :35!
Harry BaSsett secoud, fifty yards in
front of King Henry. Time Of the
first l 1921, second 1:472, third $50,
fourth l :57.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

DEATHS.

Notice of deakh Tee-ObLUaTy ire cent? per tine
-
In Hubbard, on the Sth inst, JOHN era
MEX, Esq, aged siXty-fOur years, OF bill
hOus AMI kidney disease.
He was an old resident and greatly es-
teemed by his neighbours and those WHO best
knew him.
Oct. iIh. at 6 p. m, LEWIS, son of John S.
and Maria NJ. UoNt {, aged 2yeHrs and /
months.
At his residence at Burg Hill, Aug. %, 1872,
Mr. HIRAM HUrCHINS, aged Is years, 5
months aud . days.
At Baconsburg, Aug. p, 1872, after a few
days illness, CYNTHIA FAUNCE MOORE.
wife of jefferson Moore, aged "a years.
In La Cross, Wis, Sept. 10Th, ALVA HART,
IN the 10Th year OF his age.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16
ROWLAND,

Oar next door neighbor on the east, has
tquiet way of minding its business on
lection days, aud generally takes care
'fitseifon all such important occasions.
1t was whispered hat the little Estate"
vas being shaken from enter to cir
cImfrrenee, and was on the verge OF po-
IticaI revolution. Election day came
and How and came out oil the fight right
,ide Gp, with an increased Republican
majority and a gain Of 5. Long msy
she prospect
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Republican Increase
since 1863 of oil.
The Liberals a Dead Weight
to the Democrats.
SOREHRADS sORER TRAN EVER
DEMOCRATS DISHEARTEYED, DIS.
COURAGED AND DISGUSTEO.


We congratulate the Republicans Of
TrumbuH on the greatand glorious vic
tory achieved by them on the Sth inst.
In spite of the untiring labors of an un-
serupulous coalition todisrupt and dis
integrste the Republican party, in spit,
Offalseheed and detraction in spiteUf the
proclaimed disaRectlon in the Repabli
can ranks, we have made great and
gratifying gains in all quarters of the
county, while the combined strength Of
the Democrats and the deserters from
our party is numerically less than the
Democrats vote given in TrumbulI
County for Hubbard. Seer tary Of State,
in 1868. They then polled 2S7S where
as at the late election they cast only
2295, q falling of rs votes. In 1865 the
Republican vote for Sherwood was D54;
the vote on the stu inst. for Wikof was
5265, being a Republican increase of2Il
in spite ofdelection and desertion. This
showing should satisfy the opposition
that the Republicans OF Trumbuil are
not the men to be seduced from the path
of political rectitnde by the misrepre-
sensations Of the New York Tribune and
the vulgar ISLANDERS of the New York
San; nor even to be deceived by the
special pleading Of an imploring c1n-
gressiOnaI aspirant. or the arrogant as
sumptions and reservations of en- il
tered soreheads, to say nothing OF the
coHtemptuous tWaddle of puny Greeley
Democratic stumpers. 1t all went for
nsught-their pains and expenses beng
their reward. But we viii leave these
misguided partizan zsalots TO their own
sombre reflections, and take q brieflook
at the vote IN the townships. First aid
foremost stands
WEATHERSFIELD. ~.
The Republicans of WeathersheId did
gloriously, surprising our most san
guine expectations. Great things were
expected o1tnem, They filled the meas-
ure of victory TO the brim, and promise
an increase in November over the Oc-
tober vote. We have no fears that they
will not be as good as their pledges,
noble as it is. The aggregate Republi-
can gain in the Township was 1873 /; the
Niles precinct giving a gain of 1l9, and
the Mineral Bidg G precinct "a.
HUBBARD
Rolled up the splendid majority of los,
a gain of S.. All honor TO the working,
never firing Republicans of HHbbsrd.-
Randall promised a big thing for Hub
bard, aud it came.
LIBEETE
Gave 4 largely increased Republican
vote, q majority Of II3. and a gain Of 10.
liberty will dc even better tina this
an the 5th of November.
o KINsMAN.
II was claimed by the opposition that
we wouid Lose IN the northern town
if not ia az outside ofthe mining
district. The vote OF Hnsman knocks
that theory to pieces. Thai is almost
entirely an ayr iculturaI township, sad
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Saturday. Nov. 18th, A. D. 1879,

at OneO'clOck, D. m, OF said day. the follow
ing described real estate. together with all
fixtures connected with salO premises, to-
wit: Situate in the township Of " arren,
county of Trumbull, ard tate o. Ohio Snd
known as being part OF Lot No. . in the
original survey Of laid township, bounded
as follows: Commencing at a point on tie
south side OF Water ~ at tile northwest
corner IF lands owned by Mrs. S-hOenberger,
thence running southefly along Mr. .ShOen-
berger's west line SO 10 east two hundred
and twenty three t2gD feet tOa stake. and
stone; Themes. nOrth-weSteTly one hundred
and nity-seVen feet C5D 10 "A stake: thence
north Slso one hundred N sixty-seven
(l6D fret to a stake and stone setatthe south
sid OF sid Water ST.; thence east along the
south side Of Wafer ST. one hundred and for
ty-twoaHd a half (li21Sl teeI.
Appraised at s.. Terms Cash.
.AlSO, at the above mentioned time and
place, I snail sell the following described
personal pr Iperty, tO-wit: One Engine ard
connections, one BnIlt r, Shafting aud Pull
leyS. Outting Press. Shapes Engine Lathe;
Two Tapping Lathts. COuuter shaft. PulleyS
&c; Si1 IutIu < Heads, one Cutting Head.
one Trimming Lathe. one Pointing Lathe,
tne = ash one GrindstOnr, shafts aud Pull
lens. and Frame. TOulS, uies aud Taps. one
Platform Scale, Billing. two HeadiHg Ma
chimes, Forge fnr hesuiing. FtR PuIiFys aud
Pipts, Rolling Bodies. Shaftiug Pullrys.
Terms Cash - ". DICKINSON,
special Master OmmissiUnrT
Sherifs Office. Warren. o.. oct. ID. laT2-5i
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Sale of BlOOded Stock.

IT BEING NECESSARY to rent
lny farm for a time. I will Ofgr my entire
uvrd OF short Horns for sale. on The farm
one mile sIuth and one-half mile east OF the
cenIerof GdStavus, TrumDuh county, Ohio,
on Ilfnrsh-y J. the Tth day OF November next,
conn Q Ic.n at no'clOek. The Herd consists
Of three BuIiS, DuneO fuhiO ga, We trs odd:
buckeyeB y ti5s, one ear OLD Bull Calf
Z months; 10 head OF breeding Cows aud
helierS; Steer aud 1 Heifer Calves; ! pair
mat hrd.ianey heavy yearlingsieers; . head
OF sheep. Also pure bred BERKSHIRE HOGS.
OF different ages I will also offer one nve
year old Wagner Mare, Iyearling HANDLE
tnhltn Horse Coll, 1 set Heavy Farm car
De>s; one single Harness. . Buygfes. one
new. liberal credit. Terms made known
on day OF sale. DWIGHT ROBERTS.
j W. HAS A~uctioneer.
Oct. 10, IS72-3ts
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FGAI NOTICE

IL harI-s L. Willis. IT., whose residence
IS unknown, is hereby notified, that Alien
Waldorf, OF the county Of Trumbun, and
state OF ohio. did. on the 2lst day OF June,
1872, file his petition T. the Court of Com
mon Pleas. for the comfy and state afOre-
said. against the said Charles q. Willis. Jr..
setting forth that thesald Willis is indebted
20 him upon a~'prOfnissury note given By aid
as surety OF said note. and that said Willis
Is Indebted 10 him thereon in the sum OF
$1,000 and Interest from the 9th day of april
lS7- Plaintiff prays for Judgment against
defendant In said action. and has issued
out ofsaid Court an order Of attachment in
"a q action, on which the interest in certain
lands in B%rOOkfield OF the said Willis, have
been attached. The said Willis is therefore
required To appear and answer said petit
tiUn on or before the 10Th day Of November,
A. ID. lS72 TAYLOR & JONRS.
Oct. l6, lS72-0t. Atty's for Waldorf.
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CHERRIES SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
- the State OF OhiO, TTumbull County. IS.
NJ. GrUgan & Co. In Trumbull
vs. ACBmmOn PLEAS.
Geo Ridge. Admir- ct. al.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out
OF Lne Court Of Common Pleas OF Trum-
bull Co, OhiO, in the above named case,
tome directed and delivered, I have levied
upon n shall offer at public sale at he
door Of the Court House in the city Of War
rem, Ohio, on
Saturday, November l6, 4. ID. 1872,
at IL O'Clock. a. m. OF said day, the following
real estate situate in the county OF Trum-
bull and state OF OHIO. tO-wiJ: Lot No. Ok,
in Henry BurneJGs addition TO the village
of Niles, Irumbuli county, ohio, which SAID
lot is bound q and described AS follows -
Ea Uy the Hunter iarm (sD calledJ vest by
JIUver ~ south by lands Of Henry Burnett;
TOrth by Lot No d in said Burnett addi-
tiHu; said lot being fifty feet front on Clover
street and * ending back about n hun
dred and TIL teen teet.
Appraised al =. Terms, Cash
g w. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherihrs Office. Warren. o., Oct. 10. ls72-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

AT a meeting Of the stockholders of
the BroOkfeli Agricultural Society on
Saturday, tho 9Th inst, the following
officers were elected for the preser {
year; President, B. F. Bentley ; Secre-
tary. Nicholas Wendler; Treasurer, A.
L. Byers.
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About Rebel Soldiers.

IhOps the time WH come when the
soldiers Hdt fought Wih Lee and
johnson triH occupy dsprOud Il poi
tim an the hearts Of the american
people as the soldiers that fought un-
der Grant and SherBlGR.-GREELEY
at Vicksburg, 1872
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THE CHRISTIAN c
$3.50 IN VALUE, FOR $3.50.

''AnG RoW d6idsth FaLh, Hope, and Charitg,
these three; but the greatest cfthese is CHARE-
III"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

The Cincinnati Enquirer is furious
with John G. Thompson, chairman of
the Democratic State committee. The
Enquirer makes destinations against
his honesty and his ability as a mana
ger.
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II was claimed by the opposition that
we would lose IN the northern town
ships, if not ia al outside ofthe mining
district. The vote OF Einsman knocks
that theory to pieces. Thai Is almost
entirely an ayr icultural township, sad
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16
FRUMBULL COUNTY RE-
PUBLICAN MAJORITY
1910.

A NET GAIN OF sel,
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On the 1st of October, the stamp
duties on all business papers aud legal
documents, save bank checks, was
removed. Contracts, affidavits, bills,
receipts, notes, oOnveyances, policies,
warrants, writs, warranty needs,
mortgages, powers of attorney, aud
and all such documents, are all free
from tins perplexing restriction.
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Abnni Unlnm soldiers

Il large number 0persons were col
tected here at u east expense. Wih the
single purpose If rekjndiiRg the bitter
ness and hatred. the dRiHlosity and
dntipdthies the fears and eTuttatioHs
Of ciCH Wdr, for the adUdmtdge Of q
political party.
GREELEY. AZ Piltsbnrg in 1872.
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The New York World. FEELING that If
is wrong tn speak i'll Of the dead. has an
article in Thursdays issue in which it
saws soma solemn and dacnrnus gand
things of the late Mr.. Grealav. The
y qrla has bad no praise for Mr.. Gree
ley heretofore.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-16

4 shocking murder was perpetra-
ted In Oldham county, Kentucky, on
"Wednesday. Aman named MeiYine
was beaten to death by another named
Yarter. The two were desperate
characters, and on the night of the
murder were drinking together. Var
ter was arrested.
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INDIANA,
OHIO.

Our own State has done nObly.
Republican majority on State TICKET
between 1000 and 1900. Thirteen
of the twenty Congressman elected
are Republicans. The delegation
stands as follows:
REPUBLIoANs.-Srd dist, J. Q.
Smith; 4th. L. B. Gunckel; 9th, Isaac
R. Sherwood; Sth, VIM. Lawrene 4;
9th, Jas. w. Robinson; 10th, Chas
Foster 18th, H. S. Buudy; 18th w
P. Sprague 10th, L. Danford; l7th.
L. D. Woodwork; 18th, ia. Munroe.
18th, J. A. Garfield ; Goth, R. c.
Parsons.
DEMocRAns-lst dist. NJ. Sayler;
end, H. B. Banning: 5th, J. c. Lami-
son; 9TH, l. Il. Neal; 18th. H. J.
Jewett, 18th, NJ. j. Southland l4th,
John Berry.