Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-03-07
NEWS.

DR.. Jaynes' immense eight story
granite building on Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, was destroyed by fire on
Monday. ff'-l'.'.'-.ff liE '4if
1t is said that the ReUolution, the or
gan of the oman Suffrage AssOcia-
ton, revolves no more, having suspend
ed on its axis with its last issue.
The Trustees of the Methodist Church
at West Jefferson, Madison county, O.,
have resolved not to allow colored min
listers to preach in their church.
Senator Gage exhibits evidences OF
returning sense. He has given formal
notice to Democratic Senators that in
the future he will act with the Repub-
licans.
1t is now stated that the Prince OF
Wales will go to the south of France,
instead of to the Italian lakes. A spe-
cial dispatch from Paris says he is ex-
pected to arrive in that city on Sunday
next, in route to Nice.
Thiers declares that France has no
intention of raising new loan imme-
diately; that the recent utterance of
LeFrance, Minister of the Interior,
which gave rise to the rumor, was
wrongly interpreted.
The bill over which tn House of Rep
resentatives has been struggling for a
day or two is the one which j. Proctor
Knott ridiculed to death last winter, for
land grant to the ST. CroiX and Bay
field Railroad.
James Falkner of Delaware, Ohio, on
Thursday jumped from Central rail-
road train while it was in motion, some
eight miles from Albany, New York,
and was so badly injured that it is
thought he will die. He is in the hos
pital at Albany.
a dispatch from Washington on Sat
urday, stated that the severest snow
storm that has been known there for
fifteen years, had ragged over twelve
hours, and that the snow was then
eight inches deep and drifting fearful
ly.
A transcript of the proceedings had
in incorporating the villages of Roches-
ter, Bethlehem, and Navarro, all lying
adjacent to each other in Stark county,
into one municipal corporation under
the name of Navarro, was on Thursday
filed at the Secretary of States office:
also, transcript of the proceedings
had in the incorporation of the village
of Louisville, in the same county.
a ministerial crisis is believed to be
from other causes. In ad-
dition to the conflict between the exec
utive and Legislative on the Catholic Pc
titions and the question of adjournment,
a difference has arisen between Thiers
and the committee of the Assembly on
the bill proposed by Minister LeFranc,
the government additional
powers for the control of the press. The
insist on an amendment Civ
ing Journals the right to discuss the
which the President is not
willing to cOncede.
The Queen has written letter to Mr.. |
saying she is anxious to ex-
press publicly her own personal and |
very deep sense of the reception that |
she and her dear reception that she and
ler dear children met OH Tuesday from
,he millions of her subjects. Words
ire too weak for her to convey how deep
y she was touched and gratified by the
immense enthusiasm and affection of
I'll, from the highest to the lowest. She
'eturns heartfelt thanks to the whole
lation, and declares that she herself,
md all the members of her family will
'ver remember the day of thanksgiv-
ng.