Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-10-23

The new silver notes, denominations
of tives and twenties will soon be issued.
Congressman Caldwell, in the Second
Ohio District, has been indorsed by the
Knights of Labor for reelection.
The total of the second days registra-
tion in Cincinnati is 1926. For the
corresponding day in 1880 it was 1904.
Miss Julia NJ Chambers, of Canton,
O., who lost her voice three years ago,
recovered it as suddenly as it was lost.
The official recount of the vote of
Covington, KY, gives the Republican
candidate for Mayor, J. L. Thomas, 206
majority.
The Superior Court at Cedar Rapids,
Ia, has decided that State prohibitory
law, so far as it relates to original
packages, is null and void.
Charles Harris, of Albany, n. Y,
taunted a barber named John LOTUS,
for shaving ''scab" railroad hand, land
was pursued by LOTUS, who drew a
razor across his throat. The wound is
not fatal.
The Board of Trustees of the Soldiers
Home, SanduSky, have demanded the
designations of all the Republican officers
except Commandant and matron, and
Democrats will be appointed to the
vacancies.
The State Legislature has adopted
resolution providing committee to in
vestigate alleged corruption in certain
Boards of Cincinnati and the various
departments of the city government,
and another to consider and make sug-
geStions upon a plan of government for
that city.
SUNDAYS NEWS.
John Bryan, of Findlay, deserted lis
three-weeks' bride and ran away to
California with her sister.
Mckinley spoke in Pittsburgh, Satur-
day, and received the greatest ovation
ever accorded a public man in that city.
Congressman Dickerson was renom-
mated by the Democrats of the Sixth
Kentucky District. He is Carlisle's
successor.
There is talk that if Attorney General
Miller is appointed to succeed Justice
Miller, Solicitor General Taft will be
promoted to be Attorney General.
The Republican Convention of the
Ninth Congressional District of Ken
lucky indOrsed Captain Bruce, the
nominee of the Farmers Alliance.
1t is announced that Mrs. Burton
Harrison is the author of "The Anglo
maniacs," the Century serial that has
excited such curiosity to know the
author.
Mayor Shakespeare, of New Orleans,
selected as the next victim of the
assassins. He has appointed COM
mittee of fifty to hunt down the
vendetta.
MONDAYS NEWS
At Hunt ington, Ind, ten-year-old
daughter of Aug. Ramsbrook was stran-
gled to death with bean.
There is a rumor from Hamilton, O.,
that Governor Campbell is so disgusted
and discouraged that he is considering
a resig nation of the office.
Henry Kron, living near Blairsville,
Ind, quarreled with his wife, then
killed her, and committed suicide in the
presence of the children.
The political situation in South Caro-
lima is favorable for bloodshed before
election. There is an uneasiness because
the negro vote is such factor in the
contest.
At Peoria, Ill, Henry Baden, ex-con-
vict, attempted to assault two little girls
and later Mrs. Fanny Case, and in trying
to break away from an officer who ar
rested him was fatally shot.
VIM. Fillinger and his wife, couple
of religious fanatics, took a mad notion
that Fellinger's aged and bed-ridden
mother should be baptized, and poured
water upon her as she lay in bed She
died, and they are under arrest.
TUESDAYS NEWS.
All the prisoners in the jail at
Vincennes, Ind, escaped Saturday night.
L. NJ. Hadden, Assistant City Solicitor
of Cincinnati, was stricken with apoplexy
Sunday.
Rev. Isaac Fisher, minister of the
Dunkard Church, dropped dead in his
pulpit, at Peru, Ind, Sunday. Heart
disease.
Hon. A. B. Mullett, once Supervising
Architect of the Treasury, who went to
Washington from Cincinnati early in
Lincoln's administration, committed
suicide by shooting.
The U. S. Express Company has
issued orders to all agents not to receive
money, tickets or darwing lists from the
Louisiana Lottery Company for trans
mission and distribution,