Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-06-20

OUR nelgnDOTln9 lONH. OdulL, ItpOIlS II,
a great gas well struck, at a depth of are
| 40 feet. blowing everything out of the und
well and stopping drilling. Frank Wat "
con q driIIar was severely burned. and vice
the rigging was saved with difficulty you
1t is claimed to be the largest flow ever
struck in Eastern Ohio. throwing a blaze from
when temporarily confined twenty-five A
feet high from a two-inch pipe. and
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GUTHRIE, Ok, is about six weeks old, II
and. beside sky-high prices for town lots, hun
this is what it has: Electric lights, four eth
brick-yards and several brick buildings ID
- =, b,,iIdir,,,s l,o,,l-s Will, . can- whe
oe' 'i''i '0'i D','le',-' -, thin
ital STOCK OF SI'VVV'VV'' d SlreeI-c'i ilile' mad
several hotels, several newspapers, pop
ulation of 10000, which is rapidly in
creasing, and not saloon,
AT meeting of the National Demo soar
cratic Committee in New York last week pray
Calvin : Brice. of Ohio, was chosen TO -
succeed ex-senator Barnum, deceased, as -
Chairman. senator Uormah dellVeTeu and
speech eulogistic of the late Chairman. say,
The delegates did not talk freely about =,
1892. but those who did were for Cleve- roca
and and the old platform. pail
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A CROWD of about 1000 people wit
messed the hanging OF two murderers at I
, t,o.doo, Nice on Tuasdav mill whit
5ary company escorted the men from the IN !,
Jail to the gallOws. and on the whole the
affair was very imposing. BY such spec T
5acles as these the South shows its back taul
Eardness in civilization. ol llei
Trr na,, Iionor license law which has of "
Just gone into force in Dakota makes the W
owest retail tax $500 and the highest him
81 900, in the discretion of the County hind
-a,,,,,,i.oi,,,o,. T. : ostir,o+od +ba+ +ba dyin
ak will reduce the saloons % per cent.
IiIE Cherokee lhulahs support over ing
LOO common schools, with an aggregate The
If over 1859 pupils, and a high school appr
or boys with 2lI students. They are ie"rl
ust completing a seminary that will ac tt
,ommodate 165 students. refol
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GENERAL DAWES friends claim that the
le will go into the Convention with 131 wish
rotes. But some of them are not san \,
yuine that he will carry off the Repub- an e
lean nomination for Governor, even with ent
hat start then
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a GORILLA in the Bombay geological -,
gardens takes bar of iron two inches ~, W
hick and bends it double with his hands, rent
md with one bite of his teeth he shivers glec
mahogany knot into match wood. ate
TIE Bent Wood Works and the Tay- 1T
or Fiber-wire Factory, at Cambridge, O., nao allu
we're destroyed by fire on the 18th inst. hid i
An acre of ground was burned over, en- does
ailing loss of S25,000.
A GAS well has been drilled in at Find how
ay, o, with a capacity of over seventeen su.. eu
million cubic feet per day. tv h,
G. H. SHAwHAN, of Mt. Vernon, has ''''-N
,een elected Superintendent of the pub Ii
ic schools at Columbus, o. leu "
prec
GAVIN : RpTCE was on Wednesday the
elected Chairman of the National Dem ois, = so.
,cratic Committee.
THE drift of public sentiment at Wash swet
ngton is against Senator Sabin in his di- as
'Orce proceeding. cast
- so is
Four persons were killed at a railroad joy {
crossing near Canton, O., on the 18th. pam
Iowa is talking about building $780, worl
100 soldiers monument at Des Moines. banC
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BRET HARTE has taken up his perma brin
lent residence in London. are
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Mrs. HARRISON and her grandchildren
nave gone to Cape May. +ba+
JUSTICE GRAY and his bride will spend G!i 3;4;
he summer in Europe. onr
THE Iowa Republican Convention will SonI.
De held August A. milf
NINE. PAULINE LUCIA is ILL., IN