Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-09-18
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.


in Naples 451 new cases and 154 deaths.
Throughout Italy the disease is spreading
Marseilles and Toulon are almost free and
business is resumed with activity.
W. R. LYELL, Chicago Times reporter, has
once more demonstrated the fact that it is
dangerous fooling with a newspaper man
David Gregg, an engineer OF the Northwest
ern Road, called him bad names and he
stabbed him to death.
JESSIE AsHBY, beautiful bad young wo-
man of Baltimore, entangles in the meshes
of her destinations, John Fink, son of John
]. Fink, wealthy inventor of lubricating oils,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Together the en-
amored pair took in the United States and
Europe, much to the distress of the father
A short time ago he sent his favor
ite son, William, to persuade the siren
to give up John. William tumbled
incontinently into love and mar.
ried her. Father and mother went to Balti-
more, and drove out to a road house, and the
sight of seeing his we'll beloved Willie seated
in an open carriage surrounded by several
sirens, broke the old mans heart. He died,
leaving widow and nine children while John
vows he'll shoot Willie on sight, and Jessie
ooks blessed and blazes with diamonds
"wednesday, sept. 10.
OLIVER OTsToT died Of sunstroke in
Columbus, o.
SEVENTEEN heat prostratins yesterday in
New York; three deaths.
The New Hampshire Democrats nominated
John NJ Hill for Governor.
LORD DUFFERIN, the British Ambassador
to Turkey, has been appointed Viceroy to
India
BEFORE January 1st, Philadelphia law
makers say all telephone, telegraph and
electric light poles must come down.
THE directors of the New Brunswick Ma
tional Bank have authorized the statement
that the capital of the bank remains intact
REPORTS from 500 points in the East says
the tobacco crop this year, which is nearly all
harvested, the best they have had there for
years.
DAVID TINsTMAN, President of the ex-
Union Safe Deposit Company, of Greensburg,
Pennsylvania, will be arrested for stealing
1000 belonging to three orphans.
Mrs. Polk ROWLAND, poor, and mother of
little children, was found in her cabin, near
Hawkinsville Georgia, dead, and the babes
playing about her decomposing body.
Thursday, Sept. II.
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wife in a bagnio in Cleveland and threw an
ounce of vitliol in her face. She was fatally
burned.
DANIEL STONE & Co., Cincinnati, has sued
the Evening Post and Times-S Star Of that
city, for $4,000 damages each, alleging to
have been injured by the publication in both
papers of a Pittsburg dispatch connecting
Daniel Stone with the embarrassed Coal VAL
ley Coal Co.
THE last spike of the Louisville, New Or
leans & Texas Railroad was driven Wednes-
day evening, at point ninety eight miles be-
low Memphis Regular trains will run from
Memphis by October 1. This makes an un
broken connection from New Orleans to New
port News in one system
A DISPATCH from Norwalk, Ohio, says:
Positive information has been received by
Mr. Evansciver, Chairman of the Republican
County Committee, that James G. Blaine will
be in Norwalk Thursday, September 25 Mr.
Blaine will enter Ohio at Youngstown and go
thence to Warren, Cleveland, Elyria, Nor
walk, Toledo, Cincinnati and other points.
Eloquent and prominent speakers will be
present at these places to address the multi
tudes.
Friday, Sept. 12.
WARREN MCCHEsNEY, ST. Louis, sen,
fenced to prison for two years for fraud
AT Fort Wayne, Indiana, George Fitch got
$4,000 damages from the Hale Bros. for
cracking his skull with whip-handle
Ar Falmouth Kentucky, fair grounds little
twelve-year-old Maggie Koch was instantly
killed by a runaway horse
SCHELLING or Huskamp, the coachman
who married Miss Morosini the nillionaire's
daughter, is the stepsou of a rich brewer of
New York
LIZZIE SHERIFF, the young girl in Pitts
burg who was de',Buched by gang Of fisher
men, is hopeless y insane. Four men were
arrested for this outrage
WASH Morals, Salineville, Ohio, fatally
shot by accident hunting comrade named
Montgomery. Both mere lads
CANNED fr ait eaten at the wedding of s.
D. Stoner and Mrs, NJ. ]. Scott, Burnside
Illinois, poisoned seventeen people. John
Wilson, Jennie Estinghausen and Mrs.
Braeden will die.
Saturday, sept. Is.
The La 1ney Bros, suspended Philadelphia
bankers, were both asrested at Hoboken, N. J.
THE 81 hooner Dresden collided with the
o'e"ihei LoletiAo pahei, oh SaPe tou, ana
was sunk.
THE bark Minnie Allen loaded with $780,
600 worth Of sugar, burned at Iloilo, Phillip
pine Islands
The majority OF the Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Arkansas at the last election
was "A, 1856
EDWARD Swan, of Tryus, Indiana, was
killed by the bursting OF fly wheel, one
piece of which struck him fairly over the
heart
TIE Ohio State .Miners' Association dcciied
not to demand the usual winter advance, and
President Mcbride says that action will tend
TO weaken the strikers.
OFFICIAL and private returns of The Maine
eles ton indicate that Governor Robie's major.
ity over his Democratic competitor will ap