Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-08-07
HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK.
SUNDAYS NEWS

SUNDAYS NEWS.
The rainfall in Arizona has been
enormous and heavy floods are reported.
Mrs. Roderigo Valliniere, of Windsor,
Ont, after fasting forty three days, died
Saturday.
A concurrent resolution has been
offered in the Senate, looking to the re-
moval of the remains of General Grant
to Arlington.
The industrial party has been form
ed in Michigan of the Labor, Farmers
Alliance and Greenback people. 1t con-
trolls many votes.
At Van Buren, Ind, Ed Robson, a
butcher, hit Louis Young on the head
with beer bottle and crushed the skull.
Young is expected to die.
Influential Hebrews in this country
are making preparations to receive their
brethren, who are leaving Russia on
account of political persecution.
Henry Frybarger, young man of
Salisbury township, Pa, while shooting
snakes, accidentally shot and killed his
little sister, aged eight years.
An application has been made to the
Supreme Court for leave to file petition
in error in the case of "Brocky'' Smith,
sentenced to be hanged August %.
The revised and corrected census
schedules makes the total number of
Union ex-soldiers in Cincinnati and
Hamilton county S,181, of whom 6,237
are in the city.
MONDAYS NEWS
William Dallison was fatally stabbed
by VIM. Robinson, in saloon row at
Tihin, o., Saturday night.
Charles Loring, under arrest at Chi
cago, is accused of having five living
wives. He is only thirty years old.
Mrs. Tina Rogers, a patient in the
Insane Asylum at HOpkinsville, KY,
hanged herself to bed-post in her cell.
Mrs. Curtis Fuller, wife of the night
clerk of the Rowley House, Mt. Vernon,
o., committed suicide by taking poison.
She was jealous.
Three men are under arrest at
Lafayette, Ind, charged with forging
the names of Gov Hovey and Sim Coy,
in an effort to swindle the father of a
convict.
W. H. Boone. a colored preacher in
Gordon county, Ga, is accused of putting
poison in the food of a colored family
named Lalley. Three of the family of
ten are dead, and the others are not yet
out of danger.
In collision between two passenger
trains on the Monon, Sunday morning,
near Bedford, Ind, Engineer Arthur
Bayne and Fireman George Kohl were
instantly killed, and Engineer Robert
Muir, Mail Agent James Tilford, Fire
man Charles Hooper and Express Mes
senger John Blackwell seriously injured.
TUESDAYS NEWS.
1t is reported that Jay Gould has pur-
chased the Castle of Chepultepec for
$5,00O,00O.
General and generous rains are report
ed in Kansas, but said to be too late to
save the crops.
Returns from the election in Kentucky
indicate the election of the Democratic
State ticket by $1,000.
An epidemic of typhoid fever is re-
ported at Muncie, Ind. There were
thirty deaths during July, and the disease
is unabated.
Secretary Window does not consider
the present shipments of gold to Europe
heavy enough to warrant any interfer-
ence on his part.
The birth of baby without tongue
is reported from Martinsville, Ind, as
occurring eight miles south of that city,
Mrs. John Fullard being the mother.
The much needed rain that fell yester-
day was accompanied by much wind
and hail, that did great damage to crops
in some sections A tornado struck |
Hammond, Ind, and demolished several
buildings.
1t is ascertained that F. NJ. B. Cook,
who was assassinated in Jcsper county, |
Miss. because he persisted in running
for delegate to the Constitutional Con
vention against Democrat, was re-
spected white Republican and member
of the Farmers Alliance.