Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-07-21
All Surts.

Afemale burglar, aged eight, is on
trial at Troy.
Cinnamon continue to be sent East
from San Francisco.
Atlanta designates herself 1.-THE Queen
of the Wood"
A life of Abraham Lincoln, in the
Hawaiian language, has been published
in Honolulu.
NJ Olivier, the French Prime Minis
ter, is said to be saving up fortune out
of his salary.
Kerosene lamps are styled "parlor
magazines" from their explosive
tendencies.
In New Albany, Indiana, they fine
newsdealers for selling papers on Sun
day.
The Law Review calls photography
on the question of handwriting, "hear-
say of the SUM-"
Ben Holidays purchase of the Astoria
Railroad gives him control of the whole
railroad system of Oregon.
Susan Campbell, of St. Louis, has
filed petition. for divorce because her
husband whipped the baby.
A French savant, who has investigat-
ed the subject, declares that daily work
on the sewing machine is not injurious
to women.
The Saratoga hotel-keepers are COM
planning of "dull times.n They state
hot I, io af
was last year.
A contemporary thinks that zone of
the most ludicrously consequential
beings on earth is a great man great
man."
The st. Louis papers chronicle as
"Suicide Bunglers" those who try to
take their own lives with poor success.
Speaking of his unliveried servants,
Dickens said: 81 do not consider that
own enough Of any man to hang a
badge upon"
The New York Herald thinks that it
would do good in New York to get
some one to watch the police to see that
the police watch the rogues.
According to Grace Greenwood, John
A. Logan wages daily war upon tobac-
co-destroying more of il than any other
man in Congress.
One of William Penn's silver spoons,
with his name engraved upon it, has
been found near Reedsville, Pa, by
workmen who were digging cellar.
Rhode Island celebrated the Fourth |
by great consumption of baked clans.
That's kind of consumption that can't
be cured in Rhode Island.
Clara and Blanshe Gottschalk, sisters
to the deceased pianist, are to make a
tour in the United States next
winter. One is vocalist, the other a
pianist.
Cincinnati is disturbed at the intel
ligence that its favorite, the horny
handed Sam Cary, has returned from his
European trip with his hands encased
in kids.
The Wisconsin State agent recently
seized two and quarter million feet of /
logs that had been cut by trespassers
on lands that had been granted to a
railroad.
The State Auditor of Illinois decides
that the assessment of bank shares for
purposes of taxation must be at their
real market value, rather than at their
par value.
A statue of Gutenberg, ofgreen bronze
which stands in the court yard of the
Imperial printing office at Paris, was
struck by lightning recently and turned
white.
In Pittsburg, on the Fourth, fire
cracker was thrown into the mouth of
a boy. aged 10, and exploded there. The
boy has entirely lost his voice, but is
otherwise uniDjured.
AtBaden all ancient lady who dresses
and acts so as to appear youthful enters
the gaming hall and says in loud
voice, 81 wish to place this louis on the
figure that represents my age" I'M
"roulette has only thirty-six
numbers"
The children of an old gentleman of
20, in New York, declare him crazy
because he wants to marry handsome r
young widow. The real trouble is said
"a be their fear that they will not, if b e
narries, get the whole of his estate of ,
$500, 900 when he dies. d,
Davenport, Iowa, has been in stew
about religious exercises in the schools :
Last year the school beard was mostly
nfidel and prohibited and religious /.
exercises in the schools whatever. This !
year the Christians rallied and carried /.
heir point, to the great chagrin of the !. .
A verdant waiter on q Pullman ex-
,ursion car, the other day, attempted to
ill the water tank through the venti- 8
ators in the top of the car. The occupants 3
If the car were unexpectedly treated to
, shower bath, to the great detriment of
linen and broadcloth.
Cincinnati is a growing city indeed. |
She has Is insurance companies, 76 1
ewelry establishments, 700 retail gro c
,ers, SO large restaurants, 1S0 dry goods ,
shops, 800 shoe stores, e3 coal yards, {
100 candy shops, 72 pork paekeries,
40 clothing firms, 20 printing offices. f
III drug venders, and $50 liquor saloons.