Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-21

The Washingt6m corresp5n 5ndent of thel
New York Tribune and Springfield Re
pstb1icaFa-.et liable 70 be charged with
for the President-pronounc-
es the French arms debate a failure,
and resultihgjdnst the siren ngthening OIL
the administration, b. iaf.s. eiar,
The famous copper mines at CRANKY,
Conn.,, which were first worked in 1865,
but have not been touched for many !
years, are shortly to be reopened. (
Senator TrumbuIl denses having ex-
pressed the mention of leaving; thel
Republican party and supporting the
nominee of the Cincinnati Convention.
He expects toabide by the result of the |
PhiladeIptlia Convention; not lwith5l
standing General Grant iss4 not has ]
PERSONAL choiced rot be0a ssg Il sid
The Illinois, Democratic delegation in |
Congress, it is said; declare themselves
unanimously in favor of Judge Davis |
for the Presidehcy.,, r.. - -
There is a man in Bangor, Maine,
who says hesis killing himself workingl
between meals. baa sasf .layI,t .eld
iieDr. Prime; IN his :'TraveIs in Japan"
says: Passing through a street and |
seeing some forty or fifty coppers hang
ing On. rs many nails at the front of
shop fthe copper coin has hole in the
CENTRE inquired what they were for, |
aud was told they were plated there by
the shOpkeepef to saA e time and troubled
in answering the cabs of the Incidents.
When one came along he took copper
and passed on, never abusing the char
ityaf the shopkeepet by taking two, ,"|
SALE OF. WOoL.-Alex.. Jehnsond d
Bro. Sold their stock of wool list Nom
| day to MIR. lee at eighty cents per
pound. The stock consisted of seven
clips. 2 Il is reported that it viii amount
to the net sum- of S1l ,000 co.. The
persons in OUR neighb0rhood in the bus.
| iness of farming and wool growing
IL Ctldiz lSelatifteE.1i mon yas iaomie is i
| ~ The, peach growers Of Delaware have.
held caucus. They have e6uhtea the
,Epeach buds left unframed by the late
frosts, and have made Dip their minds
that there Will be Just a half crop this
looming season, with perhaps from a
half a bHshef to a busheI over. '''s f S9'l
The Post-office building and a black
smith shop, was. destroyed by fire, re-
Gently, at North LeWisburg, Ohio! - ;, 1
The posters for the next State Fair
are to be embelllshedl with a miniature
representation. itheoity of Mansfield,
| "A blacksmith in Kent county, the
lother day, shod FIVE horses ali around
/ I(twenty shoes in ali in fifty-one min mi
luteS. - - !. 80 :.
The cheerful intelligence comes from
4 the country that crows are flying lower
than usual, and afewarbling theirsweet
mathis on every cid sthmpii for miles
: around. This it is said, oindicates an
tearly Spring and a large crop of dead
Sheep
The Columbus Gazette says that the
2 friends of Hon. Samuel Galloway win
VI be gratifed to learn bi,at he has been
3 slowly recovering from his late severe
: and critical illness, as the news, of what
y was regarded as his dangerous sickness
Twas every where received with the ut
3 most solicitude,ly 81 raJ i,t...--.ef
IL The Missouri Democrat AYERS thxi
Horace Greeley Is going to iset cat ten
4 dC1Ool VI OOA WOOu Ulllc Spi1 W
! his farm at Chappaqua On two acre;
Z fstamp, This variety will be a 1ittlt
: later than the plain Kind, but nlucf
: more valuable. l.:siiif ,Z,slu'i;,
: KenOshas was so named from TIN
!: lf3llowing incident: A lot of its earl,
d residents were playing keno, when oni
e imade the game, He cried "KenoIn' ant
J. all the Others, in disgust, said aPshaw!'
f T a A Boston liquor dealer, on being ar
+ Jlrestedlby a Nirtu0tis constable, offeret
d twenty dollars if the officer wouldn'
yslsearch the ! woodpile.i The official
ID stern in his integrity, refused, and hat
q to cord up seven cords of wood !, afte
q Iunpiling it. He is sorry he didn titak
!, the twenty dollars. 'ii 10 tiisii q
ii Some idea, OF. the value of our grea
: fcattie hive, Texas, may be gained iron
n the statement that there are, nearI
four million head of cattle in that State
Seven hundred and fifty; thousan,
+ -fcalVes are. raised and branded ever
;, year. Allare raised on the great Texs
y plains, which ooyer. an area of one huI
3 :, dred and ffty-twO million acres. al
.T1l The Albany Jo,an1lsays: s.The dis
solaffected Senators started out to tdi
Idl Grants grave. "A Haman builtlithe ga.
Jet lows for MordeeSi.n9id 9iI 199rstI
ldt A Texas colored jury were told b
u the Judge to retire and Sind verdict,
y The went to the. jury ROOM The She
s., iff and Others standing outside hear
" the opening and shutting of drawer
~ the sfamming of fdoors, and other SOUND
al of unusual commotion. At last II
e. fury Gamer back, in court, when th
foreman rose and said, 'sMassa Judg,
we have done looked everyWbar in tt
at draws and behind the, do and can
o found no verdic. It .Warn't, in tn
&, room "5gag ao,.- a@5dl iuJ.,7 lf4a sdl +.
ne A gang of burglars met with a. sing
OF Lar mishap IN Manchester, o., a II
nights ag5: Eleven in number the
"a. went at midnight to rob the First N
N. tiOnal Bank. Entering. the buildir
%. with a false key they proceeded
n. open the door of the safe with powde
p, While lighting the fuse a Spark fe
neI9pon q Reg of powder which they hs
at brought, and al explosion of unexpec
ut ed proportions speedily followed. 7fu
a,tl men were killed outright, and an0tEl
LOT had a leg fearfully rnangied. The OF
ne lers escaped, but all except two of the
i have since been captured. With Oh
T.. Exception they were residents of Il
so1county, where for several years the
ed have been committing depredations.
ic "A dispatch. dated Richmond, Virgi
in liza, March 9th, says; The bill in Il
House repudiating West Virginia &C
ltificates, deposited with the state Tres
TO- urer by foreign Insurance Compani
les doing business in Virginia is not lab
= for, and will not pay any part of t
ill one-third known as the West Virgin
rs portion of the public debt. All amen
inents to the bill were defeated.