Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-06-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
AT HON Il.
OHIO.


SUMMIT CoUNrY.-From the Akron
Beacon we CLEAN the following items:
Within the next three months the entire
track on the Cleveland, Mt. Vernon &
Delaware Railroad between Akron and
Clinton is to be relaid with new iron.
greatly improving the smoothness of
the way and enabling the trains to run
more swiftly and with easier motion
The Wellington Enterprise reports that
that portion OF the Union Telegraph
line lying in Lorain County has been
sold at Sherifi's sale to w. J. Cochran
for $276.50. The second District M.
z. Conference of Ravenna District, Erie
onference-embraeing the two Akron
churches and about 80 charges in this
vicinity-will meet in Cuyahoga Falls,
Tuesday, and Wednesday, July lst and
I'd. The conference will be presided
over by the Presiding Elder of the Dis
trict, Rev. James Greer, of Ravenna.
The preliminary sermon will be preach
ed on the Monday evening proceeding
the opening of the conference, by Rev.
G. w. Gray, of Ravenna. Papers will
be read and discussions opened by Revs.
w. w. Ramsay, of the First Curch, this
city, Harvey Henderson of Rootstown,
Dobbs of Newburg, John Brewn of
Garrettsville, w. Fl. Seeley of Kent,
w. T. Wilson of Garfield, B. F. Wade
of Bedford, and Joseph Marvin, and
Messrs. A. Jackson of Rayenna, g. C.
Tinker and F. ID. Snow. The commit
tees on examination are to meet on Mon
day, June 80, at p. NJ. The time was
originally set for June 10th aud 11th,
but as this was found to interfere with
the State Sunday School Convention,
| which meets in this city on the 11th and
18th, change was made.
HAMILTON COUNTY A dispatch from
Gin ncinnati dated the 18th Says, The
past forty-eight hours have developed
the presence here of cases resembling
| cholera. The fatal cases and three ca
ses not fatal, part of which had all the
symptoms of cholera, within this period.
were reported at the regular meeting of
the A Academy of Medicine tonight. The
| announcement in the papers this morn
| ing of a fatal case having cholera symp-
| toms has created no excitement what
ever, during the day, citizens generally
not apprehending the prevalence of
cholera as an epidemic this season.
we learn; The grading on the p. and
Y. south of the depot in the corporation
is nearly ready for the ties. The COM
mittee having in charge the preliminary
arrangements for the Soldiers Reunion
here on the 4th of July next, have re-
ceived such encouragements from a
number of the townships as to warrant a
perfect success. 1t is estimated that
from two hundred to two hundred and
fifty old soldiers will be present and
participate. From the Republican we
see that pay day on the p. and Y. r. r.,
has again passed off most satisfactory to
| oil nnnnarna6. an1 no ho
is progressing with renewed energy.
By the way, as another stb-contractor
is reported to have absconded, it should
be stated that the affair will not We r,l
any injury to the road, but that Mr..
Darragh is promptly paying all just
claims, he being the chief loser in con-
sequence of it.
CUYAHoGA CoUNTY-From the Cleveland
Leader we gather the following items
1t Is said that Chamberlain, the Solon
murdered, has rapidly regained his SAN
ity since sentence was passed on him.
-. Four hundred and ninety teams are
working on the Valley railroad between
Akron and Canton. A Special dis.
patch from Linndale announces the fact
that the Rev. A. X. Moulton on return
ing from festival neld in that place fell
through railroad bridge, crossing a
ravine in that place, to the earth beneath,
distance of some fifty feet, and was in
stantly killed. . 1t is expected that the
job of narrowing the guage of the A. &
G. w. railroad will be completed by the
first of August. -. The american Liqu0,
Mems Advocate says that over $500, 900
0OOof invested capital were represented
at the recent brewers convention in
this city.
MAHoNING County. = From the
Youngstown Register we clip: The
county Jail has but one inmate . . H. F
Sweetser, formerly General Manager OF