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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-05

The Gazette's political census of Ohio
has reached 1000 votes, of which 1881
are for Sherman, 96S for Blaine, 62O fol
Grant. 20 for Washburne, 1874 for Gar.
field, and the remainder scattering
among darker horses. The Gazette is
of the opinion that this is fair represen.
tation of the sentiment of the party in
Ohio and of the strength of the candi-
dates among the people.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-05

SPEAKER RANDALL has so much faith
in the self-denial of Congressman that
he believes the session may be adjourn
Cd by April 18th. The one thing the
country demands to have previously,
however. is bill for the fair regulation
of the electoral count.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-05

GEN. BoYNToN the Cincinnati Gazette
Washington correspondent, has preferred
charges against General w. 7. Sherman
for conduct unbecoming an officer and
a gentleman in using slanderous Ian
guage, in violation of the laws of the
District of Columbia. -T9-T
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-05

IT was breezy last Friday night on
the summit of Mt. Washington. The
wind blew at velocity of oyer hun
dred miles an hour, and the thermome-
ter changed from 10 above zero at noon
to 27 below in the evening. That beats
Ohio weather this winter.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-05

REPRESENTATIVE FRAME has intro
daced bill in the Legislature for the
relief Of the sureties on the official bond
of Patterson, late defaulting Treasurer
Of Guernsey county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-05

A STATE Board of health is proposed
once more, and bill is to be introduced
in the Legislature providing for the ap-
pointment of such Board, to have SUI
pervision of matters pertaining to the
sanitary, health and life interests of the
Cfafo
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-05

ANOTHER African explorer, the Able
de Baize. heading French expedition.
has fallen on his way across the Dark Con-
tient. He died at Ujiji, where Stanley
found DR.. Livingstone some years ago.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-05

THE Independent Republican Central
Committee of New York, known as the
"Scratchers," have adopted resolution
against the nomination of General Grant
or Senator Blaine.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-02-05

THE Fusion Secretary OF the State of
Maine, on Saturday, surrendered to the
legally elected Republican Secretary all
the books and papers of his Office.
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THE public debt was reduced during
the month of January between s5,O0O,-
0)O and Se,OO0,eOO. The way the country
is being Shermanized is perfectly fearful.
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Thursday, Feb. 5, 1880

THE Republicans of New York are to
meet at Utica, February 25, to select
delegates to the Chicago Convention.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
COMPLETE PARTICULARS.

Full List Of the Wounded and Dying
Later reports from the scene OF the
terrible railroad disaster announce that
Hon. l.. Danford is now expiring 400
A. NJ lie had been at Woodsield on
legal business and was returning to his
home in st. Clairsville, via Bellaire,
when the accident occurred, which, ere
this, has cost him his life. Though
comparatively a young man, not yet
forty, he had become very prominentin
National affairs. lie served with honor
in the Northern army during the late
rebellion, as captain in an Ohio regiment
and was afterwards elected TO several
local positions OF trust. He has served
two terms in the House Of Representa-
tiyes, as the immediate successor of
Hon. ]. 7. Updegraff, the present in
cumbent.
lie had retired from public life, had Sc
cured a large legal practice, and had
made arrangements TO remoye from ST.
C~lairsville to Bellaire by the LIST OF
April. He leaves a widow and five
children, his oldest being a son OF 10
years. His second son, John, is q pnn-
ter in the Bellaire Indepapden, Office.
Dewitt Danford, the Bellaire attorney,
is a younger brother. His death will
cause universal sorrow.
II SCENE or THE ACCIDENT.
The trestle at which the accident oc-
Cured is an extraordinarily long and
high one, and the engin eer OF the IN
fortunate train has always been tinid
about passing it. The train Was run
ming slowly. and no n cap account for
the accident so far. The cSrs fell from
the inside Of the second curve on the mp
hill side of the trestle. Most Of the
passengers who are injured were hurt
about the head, caused by coming in
contact with the seat in front of them.
HRcHFIELD. THE BRAKEMAN,
AND young ABBY, n fireman, q Doy oil
nineteen, deserve great credit for their
remarkable presence OF mind.
Had the coaches caught fire, the loss OF
life would have been terrible, and had
the engine descended on top Of the
train, the consequences would have
been
MOST DISASTROUS,
as probably most OF the passengers
would have been scalded to death by
the escaping steam, il indeed q terrific
explosion had not occurred.
Alter the accident Bireh6eld, IN
mindful Of his injuries, nan ahead to in
form the incoming train, which he met
at Kelsey's station, nearly q mile be-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
N%EICHBORHOOD NEWS,
BHLLAIRE

r.osns from \ Railrosd Aeoadsnt-han'
road Prisss-County Beat hsmovsI
Bsns-Firsmsa's pisphy-supsr1nseno,
sns Rss,snsd--ohuroh ana Ssas
Notes.
Col. Baron and wife we're IN the
racent wreck IS miles this eide Oh
Ch;csco. The Colonel says he thougnt
his head was going through the io,e-
nart Of the coach. We congratulate the
| Colonel and his lady on their happy
escape. NIL w.nt
N 81, Clairsviiie yesterday to getia cts
hearing on the county seat question.
The Colonel will appear before the
House Committee at Columbus Tuesday
and present the claims OF beiiaire'
/ The Colonel is well up in matters per,
| tanning to the removal, and We snsil
expect an able presentation Oh our
The Bellaire City orchestra will hold
a Grand ball tonight in Zilch's Hall;
The bows are thorough musicians and
are deserving of a good patronage;
Onr homs minstrels had good houses
Of City Hall. We snail expect the boys
to give us an early repetition OF their per-
formances.
The Turner's will give q mask ball the
Monday following Easter. There Viii
ha = street mask parade. The Turner'S
from wheeling, Stsubenville and Pitts
! burah viii participate. Further men,
zion will be made as arrangements are
perfected.
The fremen made Q fine display dur
ing the legislative commuters Visit.
George Muth, as chief, has worked the
fire department up to a fine point. Bel.
iaire has the best fire department IN
Eastern Ohio, and we hope our state
Solons will take this into consideration
in determining the feasibility OF q vote
on the county seat
We regret TO announce the resignation
of Mr.. q. Bippus,.. as superintendent OF
the Street Railway Company. During
Mr.. Bippus' management, the road has
made larger returns to its stockholders
than ever before. We understand that
the resignation will take effect after
March LIST. Mr.. Bippus desires us to
state that all debts contracted Will De
met by an early application OF those
holding bills against the company.
T. G. Hyatt, Treasurer OF Pultney
township, went to st. Evansville yester'
day TO settle with the treasurer.
The meetings at the Church OF Christ
continue to grow in attendance and in
terest. DIR. Bedding breaches every
afternoon and evening. There will DO
baptismal services Thursday evening
after the sermon.
Mr.. Andrew Fulma and Miss Lille
Snodgrass were married at the NJ. r.
parsonage by Rev. Toland, "Wednesday
night.
A leap year ball will be held in the
building Just vacated by MIR. Trip, on
Union street, tonight. A large number
of invitations are out and q splendid
time is anticipated. ,
The @. &P. road has for years offered
a premium Of 500 to the engineer who
made the most miles at the least cost.
The premium was last Tuesday awarded
to Engineer j. @. Simmons, OF passen.
ger engine No. 40. w. q. Jordan, oil
freight No. ST, received the second pre-
MUM for best time, and Thomas Ham
mon the third prize.
The Palace Drug Store Of the First
ward, is prepared TO fill prescriptions
of any character. Mr.. Citizens, the &C.
complishsd druggist, will compound the
prescriptions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20

Died-The Jubilee singers-Lady Re vi
Observation-Disclosures Wanted Echoes
of the Islander Suit-Personai Points

Died-The jubilee singers Lazy no VI
vslist-Manufactories Wanted Echoes
Of the SANDER uir-Personai Points.
Harrison Connell, Esq, Familiarity
known as Dunk" Connell, died on
Thursday at his home in Rush Run,
Ohio, aged about IS. Mr.. Connell was
a noted character in Brooke county poll.
tics twenty-five years ago, and welded
considerable influence among the voting
population. He was . on OF Gen
eral John Connell, first clerk
OF the County Court of Brooke county,
who held that Office Tor thirty years.
Dunk lost an arm in 1874, by the pre-
mature discharge OF q cannon fired IN
honor Of the election OF James h. Polk,
to the presidency, but nothing seemed
TO daunt his spirits, always full OF life
and fun he continued 30 TO the last. In
1856, he was elected sheriff Of Brooke
county, and reelected in 1858. He was
q brick layer by trade and worked at
that business even alter the loss
OF his arm. For the last ten years or 10
he lived alternately in this county aud
Jefferson county, Ohio, having removed
10 where he died about six months ago.
The Jubilee Singers held forth at the
NJ. +. Church, last night, TO q good
house, and their singing gave nndoubt-
ed satisfaction. They will give
another concert this evening,
when We expect TO see crowded house,
as the u~niayorable weather yesterday
prevented many from going who will be
there tonight.
Miss Miller, OF Hancock county, the
revivalist, who has just concluded a sue
cessfull protracted meeting on Har-
mons creek, began a meeting here TO.
day in the NJ. +. Church. which will
continue over Sunday.
The residents Of ~Iazearville are max.
ing a determined effort To induce some
manufacturing establishment TO To-
cate in their midst, and We hope they
may succeed, and think they will, a.
they offer superior advantages.
Miss Mary II. Harvey left this morn
ing to visit friends in Columblana u
ty, Ohio.
Miss Kerr, Of Pittsburgh, is visiting
Miss Pinkie Cakes.
The echoes Of the Curtis-CoI cas-
have died away In the distance and
everything Is as quiet an the grave in
and about the court house.
A delegation Of colored ladies and gen.
tlemen from Bethany took in" the Ju.
bilee concert, last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
ADJUSTMENTS
"UNDER THE GAsLIGHT."

We presume that it is almost needless
to call the attention OF the pubic to the
fact that this sterling play will be pre-
sented at the Opera House this evening
and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
We clip the following notice;
Last evening at the Opera House
were assembled a good sized audience,
made up principally Of the cite of socie-
", to witness the very interesting play
entitled Under the Gaslight.' "Ooity
GoOit' Gus Phillipsl is immense. Tie
is a perfect delineator of German char
acter, and one OF the most pleasing
actors on the stage. "Peachblossom"
will always be a great iayorite, As she
Vas last evening. laura" as the belle
oisociety, played her part to perfection,
while old Judas and "Byke" done
their parts up brown "Bermudas"
will never want for friends The rail-
road scene and act vas admired by all.
The play throughout was heartily en-
cored, the audience thus showing their
appreciation Of real merit Come again
"Ooity GooiL" you have made many
friends in this CITY. -Enrira Midday San.
Reserved seats n he secured without
extra charge at Lucas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
InhumAnIty.

A cruel case OF ill-treatment OF a wife
was reported in West Wheeling, o.,
Yesterday. Ii is alleged that Tor a long
time past John Van Horn and his vile
have INDUCED in quarreilng, and IN
some cases blows until Yesterday morn-
ing when the climax Was reached and
Mrs. Van Horn was ordered from her
husbands house by the husbands
brother. The poor woman Is in an ex-
tremely delicate state Of health, but
obeyed and taking her child, nearly an
infant, with her, sought refuge with a
friend. Her prosecutors did not stop
with expeling her from home but vent
10 all whom they considered likely to
Afford her a shelter and notified them
that il they harbored Mrs. Van Horn
they would be prosecuted To the extent
Of the law. The plain statement OF such
a case rs this is all that should be needed
To secure proper protection to the wo-
man ii such she should require.