Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-31
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.
Cleaned from Late nIa,Is.

I. Cleaned from Late. Mails.
Rev. Joel Lindrey, who has been on
trial at Albion. New York, for whipping his
child to death, was found guilty Of man.
slaughter in the second degree. n
The receipts Of the Atlantic Telegraph
cable up to the present time have averaged
fsl3 day.
Two anglers on Saratoga Lake caught
seventy five pounds of pickerel through an
ice hole the other day.
The American Watch. Com pany at
Waltham, Mass, make two hundred and
fifty watches q day, and employ seven hun--
dred persons, efyhem one ,thirdsre women.
Reuter-, the English telegraph, man,
has become so odiops through extertion,
and dishonesty that the ,English Journals,
are on the eve Of breaking with him, ,moi
Only Ave snow storms have occurred
in New Orleans in eighty y-seven years. 'da;1a
-Coal tar has been for years, successfully.
used to remove maggcts from sheep. "a isit
The railways in this country employ
100000 men, and at least 1000, 600 persons
depend upon them for support. 80 tas fit'E.l
The cost Of st. Peters cathedral up to
the present time is ten hundred and TWEEN.
ty-fve millens Of dollars. .i,1 l., @,s, ~ ~,
Most persons throw on fresh coal and
cover with ashes = Reverse the operation,
| put the ashes on first, and the coal on TOD,
and thus prevent the burning of the coal
during the night. Persons saving money
by practicing on this hint, will please invest
the same in live paper--the CHReNIcLEy
for example. a-o 71IcN 7h iis-5 obTI lSdi
A woman in Celdwater, Michigan, ask
ed for q divorce frsm her husband because
ne refused to wear q musiache. I'd. '.f'T
--Of the 233,7l7 emigrants arriving at
New York last year, SO, 1894 were Germans,
most of whom left for the Western States
The steamer st. Cloud, from Evans.
vile for Memphis, was sunk at Plum Point
on Thursday. No lives were lost. Her
value was $4,000; she was insured in Gin.
cinnati Offices for $l5,CO0. It is thought
she is Q total loss. f..., ,,- ~
There are in the District of Columbia,
in Alexsndria and Fairfax County, Vireisia,
and in five Counties ia Maryland; l26 freed
mems schools with 143 teachers and 6,o3g
scholars. .Is tan fnm
The telegraph informs US that Russia ID
watching the policy Of Austria in Poland
and will be likely to anticipate the, Haps.
burgh movement by bold counter stroke.
-Russe claims to be the enly sincere
ish provinces. The subject has been can
vassed with serious attentiou by. both the
statesmen and people Of that Empire.
The population of Mobile is 40, 902--
whites, 2S,497; oolored, l2,405, ..g y.
"A Miunesota paper says that since th.
memory OF man, furs have never been sc
plenty in that State and on its northern
frontier as the present year. y. -
The Maysville Eagle says that tho re
ports from the wheat crop in all sections d
Northwestern Kentucky are most encour
been sown, but al that has been planted i,
in splendid condition. &
. The Holly Springs Miss Reporter o
the 18th complains that there has not beer
> any rain in that neighbsrhood for six weeks
and that the roads are as dry and dusty .
in midsummer, while there is hardly an,
water lett in the ponds and wells. 9'ieisd'
. Six men were drowned at St. Charlt
on Friday, while attempting to cross th'
Missouri river. =. :. .''' .
The New York police made descen
on John q. Heenan's gambling house las
night. j.Y r5.N raItI 3few f+A
} "A large Indian delegation has arrive,
J in Washington to make treaties and &c
presents.
. They have had nine snow storms thi
winter in Richmond. 5f st
. Senator Shermsn's daughter is th
4 belle Of Washington this winter. So
The Ways and Means Committee wi
: not report tho Tax bill until after the Ser
? ste has disposed of the Tariff bill. ',5y.
T. Tho people of Gettysburg have pet
toned the Pennsylvania Legislature for
Q grant Of $500, 900 to indemnify them fc
r losses incurred during the war. i7"h '''
Abraham Hagerman Lee, the winnc
. Of the Opera House, arrived in Chicago 0
. Saturday, took look at his hsuss, and las
: evening sold it to Mr.. Crosby Tor $500, oO(
n The Chicago Tribune says that th
z clubs organized to buy tickets in the Crosb
+ Opera Heuse scheme were very unlucky. :
d The Express and Telegraph Club. with II
!. 200 members, drew two pictures, value
Q respectively $40 and SIS. How the pi'
Q lures are to be divided is not known. Th
: Pork Packers Club, with its 500 member.
y was fortunate enough 10 draw one picture
valued at SIS. The most dsmoralized cut
!. however, was the one organised by FIVE il
# dividuals, who, after purchasing their 6v
tickets, sealed them up without looking .
}. the numbers, soaked the envelope 10 whi
It Ky, and then put it ia cupboard betwee
!, bottle Of whisky and smother Of alcohol.
J. They reasoned, with great plausibility, tha
that which had aided to construct the Oper
. House might surely be relied on to win i
. The drawing over they solemnly unlocke
the cupboard, looked at the tickets. an
It found them to be naught. 30 they dram
% nm the whisky. f" W. % Z