Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-10-30
Election next Tuesday
HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK.
THURSDAYS NEWS.

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Fred Douglass says that what tn,
South fears is not negro domination
but the supremacy of the intelligence Of
the North.
Henry W. Sage has added 100000 t.
his previous gift of 100000 for the es
tablishment of a Department of Philos.
ophy at Cornell University.
Henry c. Solomon, cotton operator
of New Orleans, is defaulter to the
amount of $4,000, and fugitive. He
left note confessing.
W. II. Barclay, Pension Agent at
Pittsburgh, Pa, will be removed on ac-
count of his refusal to renew his bond,
as required by recent law.
Rev. S. A. Pilley, "superannuated''
Methodist preacher, has announced him.
self as an Independent Alliance candi-
date in the Second District of Alabama.
A collision occurred on the Kansas
City, Memphis and Birmingham railroad,
near Birmingham. Two persons were
killed and twenty-seven injured.
Isaac Smith has been respited by the
Governor to November %. The Supreme
Court has ordered an indefinite stay of
execution in the case of Stanley Jones.
Passenger and freight trains on the
Cincinnati Southern collided in tunnel
near Somerset, KY, and the wreck took
fire. Seven persons were killed or burned
to death in the wreck, and five others
injured. The accident was caused by
the freight engineer running contrary to
orders.
FRIDAYS NEWS.
Brazil wants reciprocity with the
United States.
Rev. Howard MacQueary, of Canton,
o., is to be tried for heresy.
Eighteen buildings were destroyed by
fire at Leayenworth, Ind. Loss $4,000.
Frank Smith, the man under arrest
for participating in the Adams Express
robbery at Bellefontaine, pleads not
guilty.
In a fire in New York City, John
OGrady, an aged paralytic, being unable
to move from the building, was burned
to death.
1. R. Creighton, New York banker,
committed suicide by taking morphine.
A letter lett by him indicates business
discouragements.
Thos. W. Patterson, married. and
identified with the business and church
interests of Troy, n. Y, has been
arrested on the charge of debauching
little girls. Several children accuse
him, but he says it is blackmail.
S. B. Rae, National President of the
United Mine-workers of America, has
protest against the efforts to
stir up strife among the miners of the
Valley, and declaring that
Lewis, the Republican candidate for
Congress in the Thirteenth District of
Ohio, is the victim of others wrong
lOing. This refers to Democratic at
acks on Lewis for campaign purposes.
SATURDAYS NEWS.
1t is thought the President will be
Ible to adjust public business so as to
yet to Indiana to vote.
The General Fund of the county of
Hamilton is exhausted, and there is no
money to pay jurors, witnesses and Court
,fficers.
Charles Wilson, a young man living
lear Delphi, Ind, committed suicide by
flowing the top of his head off with
hot gun.
U. S. troops who went out after a
and of Apache murderers overlook
hem near Silver City, N. NJ, and
'attle ensued, inwhich the Indians were
ictors.
At Payson, Utah, the corpse of John
Bolton, the head blown off, was found
itting on horse. 1t is supposed he
vas killed by the accidental discharge
# his gun while riding along.
1t is believed that mines of nickel can
'e found in this country sufficient to
upply the needs of the Navy Depart
nent for the new armor plates, and thus
efeat the foreign schemes to corner the
market.
A fierce northeaster swept the Allan
ic coast Thursday night, doing much
amage. Several vessels are reported
shore and others driven from their
curse. The storm extended inland
yer New England and New York, and
lsted twenty-four hours.