Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-15
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The new Capitol of Connecticut is to
'e completed by the 1st of May. 1915.
Nebraska is out of debt and p-'ohibi-
ed by her Constitution from incutring
'yer So0, 900 Of il. .
Troy has resolved not to keep the
Ten Commandments in It's public school
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jamestown, Va, has taken 265 years
% grow to the dignity of having a post
'dice of IFS own. 0-'-
Want of grit, the Transcript says,
mas been too long a characteristic of
Be5ton's Mayors. o7v- -..-
Boston's next impoi tant convention
IS 10 be one of bald-beaded men, to be
held on The 14th of June.
The young man, who steps down eIe-
vato's and aligh;s upon his feet last,
went where Glo. y waited him at Pc
te;sbp 9: Va. 81. ,t .s
The Boston city fathers have discoy-
cred that they have been maintaining
normal school for ten years illegally.
A Coroner's jury in Kentucky took
the liberty of finding man guilty of
murder, and sentencing him to Jail for
life. ai@t-
The strike of the knit-glove makers
at Germantown, Pa, continues. They
ask an increase of ten per cent. in
wages. -i-t .i --..-5 u i-
The shoe business in Haverhin, Mas
saebusetts, is reprsented 10 be very
dull, and hundreds OF wOrkmen are out
of employment. .s'als-E
Girls scarcely ten years OF age work
in the Lawrence mills from half-past
six o'clock in the morning till ten o.
clock at night.
Pn the city of Portsmouth, N. H.. has
appropriated $4,000 to defray the ex-
peuses OF the reunion of the Sons on
the 9Th of July. a-y- ael5i'-.
Canadian trips ending with Niagara
Falls are To Oe the correct things for
fashionable people who don't 60 to Eu-
rope. This summer.
'The Red Cotton Nigh Cap Couu-
try is the title OF Robert Browning's
new 9Oem.-It viii pct you to sleep
quicker thaa opium. rs-Is!''1--
A California firm recently shipped
hundred bales of cotton to Liverpool,
being the first consignment of Califor-
nia-grown cotton.
1t is estimated that New. York city
consumes forty thousand -sbad every
day, in the height of the season, to say
nothing Of speckled trout.
l. Cost of whipping ones wifein Mount
]Carmel, ILL.,, s55; DO. in Princeton, s9,-
80-difference in eostof living in favor
of Princeton, S46, 20. -F q
The finances of Rutgers College are
in such abad way that President Camp
bell feels obliged to ask the t Istee5 to
eut down his salary 81 coo.
A man who has resided in New Bed
ford, Mass, upwards of foriy years, is
making his first visit to Boston, AID
Boston is more astonjshed than he is.
The Albany Eren'ng Jou1ncl says
that spaniel dog. which belonged to
the late David Woodworth, of that city,
died of grief the next day after its mas
ter died. t 20 lr Ill
A movement is on foot in Canada to
amend the Constitution so as to have
members of the Senate, who are now
appointed for life by the Crown, elect
ed by the people.
+ Punch, as an attraction for gentle
men at ladies' afternoon receptions. is
objected to, on the ground that the
'kettledrn' is not what Shakespeare
alludes to as properly 'spirit-sti-r:ng.'
A writer in "Van Nostrand,s Maga-
zine" States that of the ], Sc, 400 acres
of land in the Pennsylvania oil region,
thrilled over and accepted as oil terri
tory. oaly $40 acres have ever pro-
tduced oil. r.--.-..''...
1 GA worA mau in the Springfield Ar
mory threatens the State of M;ssachu-
sets with legal vengeance for arresting
him by civil process on territory be-
Ilodging to the Federal Government.
The young cotton cropof Alabama is
Represented 20 have suffered much
from the frost last week; and what is
worse. there is great scarcity of seed
with which to replant The blasted land.
GA pet:ified Indian, billed to Yals
College," Was among the eastern ex-
press matter which passed through Des
Moiues, Iowa, last Thursday, the body
having been discovered and dug up in
the bluffs on the North Platte, last
summer. ,i, .-.a--.s- 7e ..t 5e
y Hartford high sehoo! girl, in ber
exhibi,ion essGy, the other day, made
the remark that ''New Haven is one
horse town, and Yale College is the
horse" The Hartford people present
Iapplauded tumuliuously. --.-..
In recent suit for damages in Bos-
ton, by father whose son was run
over by a heavy dFav, the Superior
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