Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-08

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5r. EVANSVILLE, on 10.
Al uasnAY MoRSING, May s, 1872
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"fhe only good Indianis dead h-
dian, ,-Phil. Sheridan. rs. 49,
: The ehId,therof the Hon. n. P. Banks
.,iied GU gshursday in Waltham, Mass.
o INC illinois: House has ordered to
q stise,t third reading abiIl for the compul-
,sasy schoaling of Little ulinoisians.
\ missing Roiander, manned Vein
enski, was found in Rocky river, near
.Berea, ,,Ohio, LIST Friday. Suicide.
-1jz.e 0GJ 10. i0n7-qo. 9L9
The Oldest meRber OF the Ohio Con-
stitutionaI Convection is Mr.. Harlow
ChaPip, }df Washington va County.
Phe public debt Statement for April
.shuyss reduction of the total during
-themonth of sa,277, 1880. Mr.. Rich
0ardsda opens his career as Secretary
gsuspioieHsiydi n uiaId gi7fii
In the second game OF the Cham pi-
6ffisi,ilffpp 6ffissiilffpp sefies between the celebrated
Afhfatie base ban club .gf philadelphia,
and the Baftfn6re's, played at Balti-
moro last week, the latter won-the
score being 10sto ~. s9eEh9 ylb -i-t
sunday evening Richard William
sen, insane, near Cof@in, o., deIiber-
ately undressed himself, laid down on
burning foSs, and burned himself to
.sliSS 70 9Iqsc9 q snWo % sna .tIe.l
- Bellefpntaine,s0h Ohio, is the first to
oayail itself of the State lawiwhich au-
thorizes cities to issue bonds TO build
gas works, and has just made q contract
for the construction Of works of the
capacity Of q, 900 feet per day. ...-
~ AeompauYof bird Ifanciers is about
TO be fermea ia Saldusky for the pur-
pose ofseDding q man to Europe, to
bring to this countrya number of diff
! feirent varieties Of birds, which are
W l1ldI Uul fGoClOOlll lIlCI
- ssdTa Ylst iiff5sS: nanoH . E1s ynR-ra- =.
~ The bin to codify the Ohio jury laws
esis now a.law. 1t was complied and
ldreparedzby the Chairmen of gthe Ju-
dietary Committee of the Senate and
House respectiyely-Mrsses. Hart and
Little. IT onfts the word ''white"
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from the jury laws. -.,is.,,-
,. The propositien,te donate $500, GEO in
aid of railroad from Toledotoi Ken
. ton, Ohio, on what is known as theI
sfNNGt line, between Toledo and Column
, busgwas submitted toipublic. vote Sat
1,,ilstagai 202S votes were cast, of which
1415 were in favor and 563 against it,
being 113 more, than the required two
:. pa ,nf4asl Atlpi+ I1 is-a.|i' i'.i i't. \
o9 iif5fiiiis soiyhH w. 1aIja. - -+lizs~
Oh ThetI2entucky Democratic State Con-
h,veptiony hike the Putnam County De-
mocracysin this, ,State,i dodged the sal
/. arSsteaL kentucky has unanimous
delegation in Congress,
and all are "dnder the hay" That is |
{ what's the matter Reform must come !
through the Republican party and the
u 8people.yaI aIet the Republicans of Ohio
land Keutneisydp press home the ISSUE. |
NJ HonaJames Brooks, Representative
Il In Congress from, New York, died at
-shis residence in Washington on the
8Oth.ult?I He was a member of Con-
greas 1s49l to- 1853, and was re-
elected TO the 'Fhirty-eigth, Fortieth,
Forty-first, and Forty-second sessions
! of Congress- and was in 1867 a member
ofthe New York Constitutional Con-
''vention. Throughout his political ca
iraeer Mr. Brooks was an upholder of
Whigoorr Democratic principles. He
had long been in. feeble health from,
as he himself frequently said, the ef-
fleets ofsfever which he contracted in I
Asia Erhe,decessed was in his sixty
third year, ndi u e.Is r. p7ig
& The Cincinnati Enquirer makes the
@oIio1.,inr noporOapfS- unon tha raS0lD-