Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-12-25
HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK.
THURSDAYS NEWS.

The Republican plurality for Governor
of Minnesota is 2,261.
Jno. G. Whittier celebrated his eighty
third birthday Wednesday.
The private banking house 5. A.Kean
& Co., Chicago, has suspended.
Mexico is trying to establish reci-
procity relations of trade with Canada.
The stallion Strader H. has been pur-
chased by r. w. Gilehrist, of Warren
county, o., for $4,000.
Judge r. W. Mcbride has been
appointed TO the vacancy on the bench
of the Indiana Supreme Court.
The six-months' old girl baby of Ralph
Harmon, Cincinnati, was burned to
death by her clothes igniting from
stove.
Mrs. J. N. Mcfarland, a patient in
the Huron Street Hospital, Cleveland,
O., committed suicide by jumping FROM
fourth-story window.
White Buffalo Man, son of Sitting
Bull, says the killing of his father was
right, but unless the Government is
prompt there will be serious trouble
result.
Millionaire silver men propose to test
the constitutionality of the new silver
law, their claim being that the Govern
ment has no right to refuse to exchange
bullion for coin.
Henry Varelmann, Treasurer of Read
ing (O.) Savings and Loan Association,
has run away. His accounts are short
about 5000 He is also short in his
accounts as Treasurer of Sycamore.
township.
FRIDAYS NEWS.
The increase of the internal revenue
receipts for November over the same
month last year is S480.568.
A man giving the name of Charles F.
Cole swindled Birmingham ALA bank |
out of 81 800 on forged check.
From eighteen inches to three feet of
snow fell in the mountains of Western
Pennsylvania, and there is fear of sud |
den thaw.
The Chancellor of the Kansas State
University has discovered a disease re-
sembling cholera, that is fatal to the
chinch bug.
Elmer Sharkey and Henry Popp were
hanged in the Ohio Penitentiary Friday
before l A. NJ. Isaac Smith was respited
until March 20.
A passenger train on the Wheeling
and Lake Erie Railroad went through
trestle near Bolivar, o. Four persons
were killed and eight injured.
At Washington, C. H, John Kinney
fatally shot Ella Levick, because he
thought she danced too much with an
other young man at ball the night
before
Banker Kean, of Chicago, and his
cashier have been arrested in connect
ion with the failure of the formers bank.
The liabilities are S1,400,000, and the
assets less.
The Democrats and Alliance men in
the South Dakota Legislature have
combined on a Democrat for L. S.
Senator. The combination controls the
Legislature by eight majority
"Con." Sweeney, the well known
saloon keeper of Cedarville, O., who
gave the temperance people of that
place so much employment two or three
years ago erusading with prayer and
dynamite against his business, died
Thursday morning.
SATURDAYS NEWS.
Oil has been discovered near Chester
ton, Ind.
Snow-storms prevail generally in Great
Britain.
The Pittsburgh and Wheeling Division
of the B. and o. r. r. is blockaded by
snow.
Four Indians, who murdered white
men, were hanged at Missoula, Mont,
Friday.
The weather is so mild in North
Dakota that children play out doors
barefooted.
George Blazier, of Anderson, Ind,
was crushed and fatally mangled by
2,400 pound safe.
Charles Stader, an Indiana farmer,
is said to have discovered two stones on
his farm that are pronounced to be
diamond
Christ Knieling, a tailor at Dayton, o.,
who put $4,000 in cigar box and buried
it for safety, has been robbed of the
whole amount.
AFocr;a AIono-roo++ tba ,r;rl 1,ybo I-oc
bitten by mad dog in Cincinnati, is to
be taken to New York for treatment by
the Pasteur method.
The wife of Amos Fox, farmer near
Canton, O., has gone crazy on account
of the conviction of her husband on
charge of assault and battery.
Fred Boehm, New York Anarchist, &
committed suicide, giving as his reason {
that sit was the only relief from the {
cruelties and sufferings of the present &
social system"
There is a proposition before the
Kentucky Constitutional Convention
for redistricting of the State that will
reduce the Republican representation '
in the Legislature to almost nothing. |
\ FOR THE NEW YEAR.
The world renowned success of Hos 1
letters Stomach Bitters, and their con-
tinued popularity for over a third of a
century as a stomachic, is scarcely more
wonderful than the welcome that greetS
the annual appearance of Hostetter's
Almanac. This valuable medical treat
ise is published by The Hostetter Com
pany, Pittsburg, Pa, under their own S
Immediate supervision, employing sixty ]
hands in that department They are t
running about eleven MONTH in the year c
on this work, and the issue of same for 7
1891 will be more then ten millions,
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