Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07
TERMS OF ADvERTIsIso.
SUMMARY OF LATE NEWS.

SUMMARY OF LATE News.
THE pirate Semme is disturbed because
! he was not allowed 70 be Probate Judge at
Mobile. Why does be not apply for the
! post of United S. ates District Judge. aud
refer to his admiralty decisions 10 his self
constituted court on the Alabams as his
recommendations Don't let your modesty
stand in the way ofyorr success, good pirate
Raphael.
An effort was made IN have the oofia.
containing the remains Of the late eonfed-
crate Governor Allen. Of Lauisians, who
died in the City of Mexico borne 10 the
grave .nshrorded in confederate flag, bnt
the United States Consul interfered with
such show Of determination that the pro.
ject was abandoned.
A PRISONER in the Wi.consis Penitep.
ti,ry, having previously prepared key
wh"rewith to make his exit through the
cook.room door. secrrted himself in the
oven, who're after little search, he was
| found, the thermometer sanding at l40
degrees when placed in the oven.
A. YUMEER Of young Germans engaged
I in commercial pursuits are now compelled
! to leave London. having received orders TO
! join the PrussiaH and Saxon armies IF
| they do not obey the summons they lose
! their rights Of citizenship, and any property
| they may inherit is forfeited.
The ex.rebel guerrilla chiefaip White,
whose depredations in the rear and tanks
of the Army Of the Potomac, in VIRGINIA,
are we'll tememb mbered, has been elected
Sheriff Of Loudon County. He is row in
| Washington seeking pardon. His colleague,
Mosby, is also there. :
AT Williamsburgh. Wednesday. there
were highly interesting and successful ex-
periments made with a s1bm marins expler.
ing apparatus. The explorer" was sub
merged for an hour and half, aud traversed
the bed Of the river during that time. 4
public exhibition occurs in few days.
TIE Baltimore American states that
| Hester Cyluer is to b. Withdrawn as acan-
dldate for Governor Of PeDnsyiyaDa. and
| some one put up instead whose record will
not turn rhe stomachs of such "CoDserva-
tiyes" as Cowan and DoolittIe, who are par
ties to the arrangement. D. -
THERE are m0re than two hundred aud
fifty new buildings TO lie erected in Mime
apolis, MINI, during this season. The
larger part of them are dwelling houses, but
there are quite a number of stores. and two
or three churches, aud at least one school
house.
TIE Shepherdstawn Nv Va) Register
says that citizen Of that place on Monday
last, caught with q hook and line, 10 the
Po'omac, seventeen bass, the largest weigh
! ing four and quarter pounds. and the
small, st two pounds.
GIN. MoRToN c. uUNTER was on last
| -jnesiay nominated in the Third Indi-
ana DISTRICT as the Union candidate for
| Congress- His record as a svldier was a
brilliant one, AMI his abi!i,i.s are of high
order.
! DURING a severe storm at Leavenworth,
| Kansas. on the 18th. i've men were struck
| by lightning on the Military Reserve, North
of the citv, nesr the mouth Of Two Mile
creek -Four we're killed instantly. snd tho
fifth bsdly scorched but not fatally injured.
A GENTLEMAN of Fl Paao ILL.,, has just
received verdict of S3,l25 against the
Illinois Central Railroad Company. TIE
plaintiff was put off the cars and kicked By
the conductor, On account Of some dispute
about his ticket.
A sTorr hut distinguished l1dy went TO q
fancy bal rcssed as shepherdass. Hsr bus
band on seeing her thus attired, said
Sarah, dear, you look like shepherdess
who has Just dined on her flock"
PosrMASrER-GEvERAL DgzVIsoN has
sent communication to the Senate, sd
verse to connecting the telegraphic system
of the eoultry with the Postoitis, Depart
lent. .'' 80
A VERY destructive tornado lrcentIy
passed over Jackson, Miss. Much damage
was done TO the fruit trees, and also to
buildings. Among others The State House
was much injured. '' :"
The Chicago Republican pGhlishes ex-
tracts from number of Central Illinois aud
Iowa papers, which give veyv unfavorabe
report of the wheat crops in their vicinity.
Snow fell in Chenaugo County. n. Y,
on Tuesday, and at Binghsmton on Wednss-
dav of last week 1t also fell in New Hamp-
shire to the depth OF se.e.ai inches.
AN effort. which wili. probably prove un-
successful. is making toresnscitate the Colo
RADIO admission question, with hope to pass
the bill over tue Presidents veto.
CAPT T. D. FITCH, formerly of the Cler-
mont Courier, has purchased the Scieto
(Chillicotha) Gazette of DR.. A. p. Miller,
aud has taken charge of the paper.
ScovEL. :itis said. will ran for Congress
as an iodenepdent candidate in the First
District of New Jersey; the D'n,scrats of
that district making no nomination.
OH has been rscently struck at Burning
Springs. Virginia, at depth of ss5 feet,
| which is flowing ct the rate of ,000 barrels
per day with the tools in the well.
L,ZzIE Mcdaniel, Young lady living
at Spencer, Owen CoEIty, Indiana, died
last Wednesday morninz from inhaling
vapor from Costar's rat poison. =
THs name ofGsn Wm, p. Richardson,
of Woodsfsd. has been sent to the Sebate
a. Collector of Internal Revenue tss us
Fifteenth District of o. ie. - q
wM. HALEY, constable 10 Detfsit, got
a splinter in the palm cf his hand, SINE
days ago. which prtdueed lockiaw, from the
effects OF which he died.
Col GEORGE W. EWING, one Of the
wealtbiesl and most no'ed 0f North W est
eru pioneers, died at Fort Wayne, Indiana,
oa Euesjay,
| THE Congressional investigation at Mem
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