Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-15

acknowledgement Of inability to control
the insurrection in Cubs.
The deaths in Boston last week were
sO7, of which Sc were from small
pox.
The wife of a German shoemaker in
Fort Wayne, Indiana, named Shultz, is
heir to one hundredand eighty thousand
dollars by the recent death of an uncle
in Germany.
The third annual exhibition and fair
of the Northern Ohio Poultry Associa-
ton will be held in Central Rink, Cleve-
land, continuing from January Esd to
the 10th, inclusive. Entries close Janu-
sry 10th.
The anticipated strike among the coal
miners of England has gone into effect,
and it is stated that TO- 900 ale now idle.
Employers have refused them an ad-
vznc of wages, whence the suspension
OF work. Should the strike continue for
any great length of time, q coal famine
will be inevitable in Great Britain.
Call at the College Office, or send to
FELTON, & Rigelow. Cleveland, Ohio, for
College papers, giving full particulars Of
one of the largest, most prosperous and
thoroughly practical business schools in
the country. This institution has the
very best endorsements from patrons
and former Students, and the course of
study has the approval Of our leading
business men.
The Commissioner of Education is in
formed that an effort will be made al the
next session Of the Minnesota Legisla
turet to pass q compulsory school law ike
that now in fierce in New Hampshire.
Some of the Democratic papers in Ten
nessee are discussing a similar move in
that State, and that organ Of the Bour-
bons, the Cincinnati Enquirer, favors the
principle.
Louis Napoleon, late Emperor OF
France, died suddenly on the 9th Of this
month, in England. The immediate
cause OF his death is stated to have been
extreme physical ~prostration resultant
upon painful surgical operations per-
formed to relieve him OF stone in the
bladder. Louis Napoleon wal born April
%. Is0s, and was aged sixty-four years at
his decsase. This is the end of Bona
parte-ism in France. Louis Napoleon
leaves q son, however, who some day
NAV again raise the Napoleonie banner.
A Washington special says that the
SenaEe Finance Committee have decided
tina. Secretary Boutwell, has no authority
for issuing any portion Of the 4 100000 0
legal tenders, which he claims as a
reserve fund. This leaves the Treasury
with but $500, 900 available currency
The Secretary Of the Treasury says that
If Congress indorses the action Of the
Finance Committee, it will cause a con-
traction, as the Treasury will be com
PEELED to keep q much larger currency
balance on hand than at present.
The compositors of the New York
Tribuns ask that the printing offices II
the United States give n or mere
pounds of old type each for the purpose
of making q statue of Horace Greeley
to be erected over his grave in Green
wood, and to ask the cOmpositors of the
country to give the proceeds of one thou
nand Gems" set up on February Sd next
the s-ixty-second anniversary o. the brit
Of Greeley, the money to be Forwarded
70 the President Of the New York Typo
graphical Union, No. 6, at p Duane St
New York. of which Union Greeley wa
the first President
The National League of the patrons o
Husbandry is now in Session in George
D.. C: This order is the result Q
a growing conviction among agricul
turists, of the necessity Of protecting
their interests against the encroachment
of the mercantile and transporting in
terests Of the country. 1t has grown {
very large proportions Of late. II is no'
fully organized in twenty-three State
besides Canada. During the past yes
over q thousand new leagues wei
organized, making about two thousan
In the whole Unien. Its special obbje'
is TO make war upon the middle me
who stand between the producer and To
consumer, levying such destructiV
taxes upon the interests Of the eountr,
The Internal Revenue Law, as recen
" revised and amended, has just gon
into operation. The Licenses, which al
being engraved and printed, will be ]
seventeen different forms, and will /
supplied to the dealers in spirits. in fa
mented liquors and tobacco, and othel
who paid what was known as "specii
taxes" under the old law. These license
must be publicly exhibited in the dea
er's place Of business, so that il will
easy for the revenue officers to see: III
assessors, who were legislated out OF o
dee by ths new law, will be relieve
from duty As fast as possible, and mo
of them will be required to settle the
affairs before the first of July mex
which is the limit fixed by Law for the
in Office. The Commissions
Il is understood, does not anticipate an
material falling of in the revenue.
any shoald occar, he believes It viii
very slight, and will last only until Il
new systsm gets to running smoothly.