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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-08-13
SALE OF BONDS /!

AUDfFOR's OFFICE BELMONT COUNTY,
ST. GAINESVILLE o., July 2s, 1891.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
y Office of the Commissioners of Belmont County,
ohio, in ST. ClairSville, until O'Clock p. NJ, on
Ihurcd,m 0Q4k La.. &c A..e...aa LODI
The sun., 1891-04-05
At the Museums. "

worth's Museum has bill for this week
which. the manager declares. must give entire
satisfaction. There will be found In the lec-
ture hail the one-mnn band. q vsrv heavy.
weight wrestling match. the ossified man. the
human pin cushion. educated dogs. blind
cneoher payer. 'no na,ue,,' .no plsle ooe
Village. anu tue Circassiah faper queen. A
comedy COMPANY will appear in tho audito-
..u". "a'." "N"o' ...N ooeSI, "sou eo,s' y 70
The sun., 1891-04-05
Amuse ments In Brooklyn.

James O'Neil will appear this week at the
Grand Opera House. Brooklyn. as Robert Lam
drv In Tho e Dead Heart" Watts Phillips's
drama has been revived with considerable
elaboration by O'Neil. with a special effort to
render its scenes OF tho French revolution pic
turesaue. ONeil Is a. strongly melodramaiic
actor. and his role 10 this piece Ats him we'll.
On Saturday night he will act Edmond Dantes
In Monte Christie"
Tho star at the Amphion will be Clara Nor
ris who goes over directly from her Harlem
engagement. and who will Offer to Brooklyn
her first performance there in Sardou's
"Odette." That will he tho play for the whole
week. excepting Camille" on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings. The company includes
]. NJ. Colville. W. G, Kelly. Howard Coveny.
and Messrs. Jepson. Roberts. and Hutchinson.
With the Misses Wiliett' harrison. Gaylor.
Francis Wilson will take Tho Merry Mon;
arch" 10 the Park. where l. viii be repressn.ed
at at M the BRO BroadWay. SiisoMs droepy % W has ss" i"ii
Il Rs lie msrrimen. are Shsris. Pinskst, GilSsrs
ss .ss sii Mare 5s.a e'''' h'.ns Belle
sna
The veteran burl lesqu uer has ahifted into riotons
farce. and the nlay 10 like the many that now.
Soss ss ssss ysrsS ssh s6 saS
comedians as OFT, Wade, .Nodtne. Grant. and
Way. while party OF bright and active girls
10 also employed.
Rsys Rsys that e.. 9ams, e thsns
play. Out Of the strests. The scenery is 10
show st. Patrtck's Cathedral In Fifth avenue.
Washington Market, Wall street. the New
YSGI Sly Ssy SEst Hail. the Grand Central station and
4 burlssgue organization called the, English
Gaiety Girls will psrforn at the Novelty Ths
entertainment will be made up OF vaudeville
features. The company has Just played q
satisfactory engagemeat In New York al
Miners Bowery Theatre.
the. Irwin Brothers company. a. speciality
the Grand Street 10 the Eastern District.
AT the Casino the variety offerings will In.
bert Gilbert. Prof Glenfeld. the. Williams
brothers, Max Adamsky. the popular Minute
Schult, aud others.
The sun., 1891-04-05
MILITARY SPIRIT ON STATEN ISLAND
Formlag . Battery OF Heavy ARTILLERY
Drill at Fort Waasworth,

Forming . Battery OF Heavy ARTILLERY 70
Drill At Fort WaAsworth.
Some Of the Staten Island men who are mem-
bers OF CITY regiments have been asking them-
selves why they should come all the way to
New York for their military drills. Staten
Island has no National Guard organization.
aud 1t Is now proposed to organize there Q
company 10 which all Richmond county will
take an interest and one that will compare In
q military way with the best regiments Of the
First and Second Brigades. The military
authorities have declined to mustsr into
tho National Guard any further cavalry
troops or light artillery batteries and
this restricts the choice OF service for the
Staten Island men to the infantry and the
heavy or garrison artillery. Tho island 10 70
culisrly we'll adapted for heavy artillery bat
tory. and It possess In Fort Wadsworth one
Of tho few garrisoned forts in the East. This
fort the Federal authorities have offered to
place at tho disposal OF any organization quail
services OF its regular oiiicers as instructors.
The drill 81 such battery com bipes infantry
snd aesy snS
For this reason number Of Staten Island
co@nsndsr; SSisi Tfhsi5 rsausst M is likely .3s
who wish to Join the battery. The uniform will
be pf dark blue. faced ami .piped with scarlet,
and will be snowy and handsome Some Of the
Staten Island residents who are Interested 10
Boyd. West. New Brighton;- John Sidney
Davenport. st. George Gen; Liyinesten Sat.
snug Harbor;- H. NJ. Dunn. West New
BRIGHTON. and Robert ]. Hare Powell. New
Brighton.
A circuiar letter has been eent out inviting
men 10 join the orRanization. and those have
signed Il: John Purdo !. Robert Gordon But
ham. Clarence M. smith. J. = D. TrasE. l.
knight Satterlee. II. L. Stone II. c. Stone, and
John A. Tompkins
The sun., 1891-04-05
:s.,li Re.ay for or.e.h or.s.

The mock auction Of cigars at asa Bowsry
didn't seem to draw very big crowd yester-
day. The experience Of It In yesterdays BUN
seemed to have cast gloom. In the after
noon the auctioneer with the silk hat and the
counter and haranRued the half dozen campers
In hopes OF attracting rome greenhorps. but
nnne cane Finally q couple Of strangers
diiurop In 10 see evidently what nll the shout
Ing WAS about. and Mt once lot OF Pink
ho.es. all Havana; worth q quarter a,pece."
were put up. and ths bidding OF the heelers
began. The strangers looked at each other.
smiled declined TO hite. and walked out. Then
the sale stopped. The game, was played out.
the game.
The sun., 1891-04-05
ARGUMENTS FOR THE fxCrsEMry
Their Counsel Say the Case Against TA..
Won't Hold Water,

District Attorney Nicoll will decide to.
morrow whether or not he will resubmit IN.
case Of the Board OF Excise Commissioner
which was disposed OF by Recorder smy,h ast
week. to the Grand Jury for another indict.
mont. Yesterday tho District Attotps,
listened TO argument. by the counsel for The
Commissioners, Messrs. johnson, Newcomh~
and Brown, why no shouldn't To-day. Al.
Heform Club viii submit answers TO the sS stra. n!a.
msnis OF the other side. In the shape OF brlei
- The, matter had already been be'or. thr.,
emplv be nersecmtion. The first Grand JurSr
dism mis.e cd tho ILL., The second Grand Jurv
found an indictment without giving the ID.
fendants an .opportunity to be heard. This
quash the Indictment on II the ease came 10 10
trial. so lie submitted the matter to third
Grand Jury FOR an indictment that would stand.
The City Reform Club. ,ouneel insisted, had
already accomplished all that was desired.
Counsel said that there was really no com.
Ilaint about the EXCISE Com imissiont trR. within
the MT aning 81 tho statute. Tho onrlaint
wasn't against the person who ran the saloon
place. The Board OF Exc 81 Commiss sioners
has jurisdiction over ersons. Int not 0ysr
places Secnndlv, the COMPLAINT should have
been mnde by u resident. and as the City Re.
f2,Tm ,tn.. Club wasn't ,esidept corpo' alton 1t
Comri sioners' counsel slso stated that Il Nas
perfectly obvious that the counsel for the de.
fendAnts were entitled to he maid out Of the
city treasury. The City hnd ali eady been nut
dictmsnt would only add TO 1t without aeon.
plishing anything. rs they were satisfied that
such al Indictment would not stand
The sun., 1891-04-05
TROUT skAsox IN CoxxBc11cUE
Senator Piatt che Arsss ssesessNai YSsAer.
aaa n Cstehine an Even HuaareA.

0o0oVor LIAtt vne AoSt Bueoeessuh xbSaexs
aaa IN Cstehine a. Even Hundred.
ANsoNrA. Conn. April A-The trent sesson
opened In this State on Wednesday after h
winter which has been most favorable for tho
fish, and big strings were expected. The three
days preceding Wednesday were not such rs
to induce the fsh to take the hook. Tho air
Was cold and raw. and the water was nearly
freezing. But the first day Of April is improved.
no matter wha, the weather has been before It.
and 30 II was this year. The average Connec-
ticut trout fisherman docs not use fy. He
does not understand the art Of casting. and
besides. the brooks are not such that
east can well be made. This season he had
to uss dynamite to blast out his worms. and he
wished before night that ne had provided some
means for warming his fingers. 30 far the
catches have not been large. Probably Sen.
ator Plat OF Msriden was tho most successful
fisherman In the Stale. He returned on We'd
pssday nGht with an even hundred. mono Of
which was under half pound In weight.
while some were nearly pound. He
fishsd . private brook. Mr.. George Raw
son OF Norwich comes second on the
list. His stripR footed UP flfty.eiRht, and
weighed thirteen pounds. He never tells
whore he gets his nsh. Mr.. Thomas Stewart.
also Of Norwich. came IN good third with
sso shbii.d. ''ii. H. b. Brandt Alien
sustained the reputation. OF Manchester's
nth 'oSh e q TSS rSS. % Etb Ps
Etewsrt. are the Goodrich brother; Of Meridtn:
Between them they booked ff!y. the weight Of
which Just eaualled those OF mr.. Stewards
Down Bridgeport way Prot. Killinebeck Of
the Bsrnum gymnasium led. with Gle, en- trout
taken from q stream In stratford The average
~ isn s bro0ss sSd
breaks the frat day record in Ellington. Wat
nsO
"a: James l. Eaton; u: Bsp amin stevens. y !:
Rssva M:sT,s =, a9 and Charles tnyds hlcS II
were stock cd at the States expense.
holds the palm for the larueet flsh. though he
So ponnd sd'SSs Sss as ss
istked but two oancss Of : pound.
.s one saS.l p sss 1n.
every brook around which linssr. any legend
Of trout ever having been caught In i has l,een
posted but IN ninetY; nine ne ca "a o. = ont of every
Legal sportsmc1 say this invalidates them.
:1eh :nd nos.s i WI I'D ,sner ssnS i" HSn.us
stream fiows. said that he had not posted q
potice yet and never intended to. Some
Bridgeport sportsmen came to him two weeks
tss II: sai e s'a H. s 1sa
permission without reading them. and discny-
cred aiterward that they were notices forbid
ns oS Sovn IN NsW
town q fishing club has taken advantage OF
tho game laws, and. having stocked stream.
hss 9; sss Sey sS hs he
brought to see II ;his is legal.
The sun., 1891-04-05
rns xAnMeRS ALLIANCE
yts Operations n varss.s etstss sr the
Ua1Oa.

Aes Vpereuons F" NsrSss os~ - 80
Ua1sa.
In New Jersey the Farmer. Ailisnes IL Do.
sirous Of uniting with tho Farmers' Political
League. and convention Of the two bodies h
to be hsl ct BridReton this month In order
to prepare the agricultural mind for this union
there IL to be series Of popular meetings, at
which sreeches will b made By leaders Of the
Alliance and the League In favor Of special
political action By farmers. In the mean time
the work Of organization 10 in proeress
Capt Power. the manager OF the factions that
are to hold q conference In Cincinnati on the
10th OF May. has published his opinion that
the conference will adopt political platform.
appoint . national Executive Committed and
otherwise prepare the way for the new party
that Is to take the field next year. It Is prob
able that the st. Louie platform will be accept
issSsrs ei % sSs 1. f:,msSs Ailisnss s. i.&sIaaiss & s
sorh % II has de-.
against forty railroad companies which were
alleged to have failed t9 make certan reports
fore tue snpeiior Court and ihsn .bs!ors tue
dsoIdsa .ssins. Ihs SliIsnss rsurs:sinsatiSs; -,
CITY has often given his opinion that there VII
be 9 third party presldenslsl ticket In the nsld
to n' hss Ss
opinion that ex-senator ingalls, will become .
s1Hfs1 AZ he sts S siec,ion in Rhoas Island last
Ssi'e @ With :Ss Farmers i Xiiisues1 posd only
"a As tSe Kansas Senate prevented any Alliane.
legislation IN that state, 20 the Governor Of
!he Legislature there. He has vstosd the 10
Maximum kailroaI hate. bin. which was
strongly favored by the Alliance members OF
The Industrial Alliance OF Massachusetts 10
e ss:s Pa Sss bas shss S
from 4, f n Both q these alliances are feeble in
ho.ss nS are sos
maEinS 6Is tneir n, ~, real hard w9rk T coms "
Rs,,Ga q 1t VIII d. 'sFr'
K.nse. snd Missouri: MsssIs Medrsshh h'i and q
hssty action III the iormssioa Of stSird pa party y
and to the projected conference at Cincin1Rti.
II srs. ksnsss as viii s. ssS
and the Alliance candidatee are boastinR that
SHAY. will Who az. a ' n s:s s: g 5
n hs ss an
rts s oSss Jones d shs ssss Sss in
and shs aranFsrs "a or y Patrons oi
He ssys that SSitcs cannot b. carried INTO
than ever q D: time
joining the Farmers Alliance. which 10 In poll
tics: that thor. are nov between $40 and 1000
western counties: and that neither the Demo-
cratic nor tho Republican parry can count
Grange. the members Of both OF which
hode;; will vo.e 70 suit themseives.
Grange suffered In 1874 and atterward through
the fa t that tanks. manufacturing companiee
and other business enterprtses that turned
name: but be savs that since 1850. whom these
projects. were given up. IT. has steadily IN
etaie. Whom he was Asked about tho prospects
cuse me, pleased"
The sun., 1891-04-05
Supposed to be Pcuxhkeepsie's Fugitive
Murderer.

KrNosroN. April 4.-District Attorney Her
nance OF Dutchess county has received letter
from the police authorities Of Charleston. g c..
containing photographs Of a man who they
have arrested and placed IN jail there on sus-
p!oion Of being John Water, who murdered
ago Tho photographs do not bear q very
strong resemblance to the murderer. yet the
change. Waters being young man. The
Charleston officials are confdent they have the
den9n min 10 s"s w o e tsKsn or
arrest OF Waters.
The sun., 1891-04-05
Rsrpun d RaiIey's show.

OF sll the great shows that Barnum Bailey
have organized and presented to the public In
Madison Square Garden the present one is pre-
eminently the best IN every respect. The
aerial acts are numerous and thrilling. the
multituds Of clowns keep the large audiences
In constant laughter. and there are hosts Of
sausstrisns whose fests are uneauallsd. The
marvellous double jockey trick act OF the
pretty Nssrs sisters is novel and charming. In
ground to the back Of a running ho' SO and are
eeen at osre standinG, on the animals back.
Il has been considered @ dig dsaf d, ior re- male
oi running horss when the animal had n"
other ,iusr. and for two girls u do this In .
fer@snce Ths .spectacls' Of Nero: OF: the
Destruction Of Rome" with its maenifcent
and and Ssiist i e better than ever bsiors Three
YsSkS MORE Tsmain OF the show In this city
The sun., 1891-04-05
The PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK,


The President and msmbsrs Of the European ,,.s =.
Physicians and Surgeons tcomposed Of German w.
iish, scandlnavsn and American doctorO are nov ~.
ping NJ SO East Tenth street. and will render aeyv,..
the sick free Of eharss until tn. evening OF N.yL n.
object 10 TO become rapidly and personally
with the sick and siicted individuals will NO, ,,..
offence they are rejected 40 incurabe a. no css. nm
ts accepted unless there 10 moral certainty Of enc.
being effected. II your case 10 incurabls thsv ,m
frankly and honorably tell you.
special Invitation to any one suffering from ds...
pronounce Cd incurabs. IL matters not whst -.
disease may be. come and be examined; II vo, ~.
curabls they viii treat you and II you are incur,hs
they will adviae you.
once hours from to ~ A. u, till 9 r. L.; suss.,.
l0A. n. to2PM.
Entered according to aot Of Congress 10 tho ,s..
1901. by l.. BAoom In the once Of the Librarian 4,
Congress at Warrington
The sun., 1891-04-05

Perrin n. Sumner. the idsntiier Of dead Ed
ears 10 still In the Tombs. His writ Of certio-
rari taxing the proceedings In hi case to the
Supreme Court was areu Id yesterday. Assist.
ant District Attorney Welch abpearel against
him. LAWYER Pnrdy argued fer him that lie
could not POSSIBLY be guilty nf subornati N OF
guilty. Judge InGraham reserved his decision.
Mr.. Sumner trted 10 get out OF !ail until the
could not possibly live two hours. He bad
preyIously pleaded in the same strain before
The sun., 1891-04-05
Escaped Fischer to be Caught by Police.

Joel Fischer. Q tailor. who lives at ITO Clinton
street. was awakened at 80 O'Clock Yesterday
morning by hearing footsteps In his room. In
the dim light hs saw man going through his
clothes, which were on q chair near the foot OF
the bed. He yelled "Thievss!" and. sprlnRinR
man hit him In the tAce. jumped through the
Window and eve. went down the tire .scsspe. AZ
Of Poiisemsn P U'NsSi oi The Dsisncsy lane W street @
squad. O'N-Al brought his prisoner back to
ths house where Fischer. With his n, ,hesd on.
Fischer identified the man.
Al Essex Market yesterdsy the prisoner said
lived in Chicago. Justice Meade held him for
trial.
The sun., 1891-04-05
She Wants Half OF Her Divorced Hus.
bands Estate.

DENVER, April 4.-Donnn Madixxi formerly
the wife Of the late William B. Daniels. has b.
gun her suit in the United States Circuit Ccurs
to establish her claim to- one half OF bis estate.
asks that the divorce obtain, from her BY Mr.
Daniels lie set aside on the ground Of fraud.
and petitions that receiver be appointed TO
look alter the business OF the firm Of Daniels
& Fisher until her suit is determined
The sun., 1891-04-05
Looked ~ if He Had Rssistsa shs whole
Force.

Nobody In Jefferson Market Pelics Court
yesterday doubted the statement Of Policeman
Barrett OF tho Ninth precinct whom hs said that
John Hoey OF So MoComb street had resisted
arrest Hosy booked ss II he had resisted the
whole Police Department His head and face
we're sIysl9Dfd II Ssndsfe'H and Il; hhsPd:
body was badly bruised by Kicks. Hs WAS
charged with threatening to assault his wife
with . 1ongshoremsn's hook and with neg.
lectinR to provide for his family. He pleaded
not guilty: and said be had been out Of work
iSs time ne hsd not :" STRIKE
used on iiim. He was ordered "a give bonds In
eGUO for three months 20 behavior.
The sun., 1891-04-05
Tive Brothers Who Nay Have Beea Mur.
dereA.

LANcAsrER. Pa. April 1.-The police arc In.
vsstiRsting tho mysterious poisoning cases oi
Milton and Harry Kaufman, wsll-knowu
brothers OF this city. aged respectively 10 and
l6. who were suddenly taken III on Tuesday. Al
It is ALLEGED. from this effects Of arsenica
poisoning Milton. the elder. died In great
agony that night. and Harry's condition has
been critical ever since the sickness attacked
him Before Milton died he said he. had !
quarrel with another young man. who had
threatened his lie. and with whom Be and
Harry drank book beer that evening By way Of
csleerat!pE t their rsconcilissi?n Is he sup;
T. is said that traces. OF arseni, were found Ia
The stopach: The theory OF the police 10 tina!
the liquor whom he set up the drinks.
The sun., 1891-04-05
&htpptug.

TSNANI I LISE HEyS! AND ROYAL NAL x I s1EAAERs
IrY CITY q q S@hacxGS @ Wednesday; April sff
First cabin. 9 aud upward according to steamer
and loea!!on of room; second cabin. SIS and sso'
fEfER WRIGHT 4 SONS. General Agents
Rowling Geeen N,x
The sun., 1891-04-05

county. II WAS at a court In Columbia county.
whittier he had come clad 10 home. made gar
ws. Sssp sSsd q d.ns weh
as tnrkey-red. He had been taken somehow
into a case involving titles to tract Of land
e IL. Ssn os.
smiled whom the upgsiniy youth. 50 oddly
%ssn Of
throughout The cour! room among the % crowds
%he PaTss1 e !a' nearly applause
Jndss Ro.ly wss siE1M sIs s5s%p!s e 9, falling
] sesmsd II 70 pr prefer @ tax ins suSordpste % part be.
wcS f. Ssox shs
dFns, that - se y a. maspsnsnHe pen sa
even WUie y presdns I'M IN curt s unable 10 re
strain until adiournment hi: ,I,ppp Is,pppsstits for
st,ong drink. ne & &s"mesi6mles 6l ,mbi6ed 6 irom nln
WAS supposed to contain water only. insl cad oi
whiskey toddy: - Fetch NE sn.tnsr pi.shssr Of
soSt Court snd ee !. . out Of That s same ne wsi
80 he was equally defiant OF the laws aRa!nst
viii Rqsh s ~ % Dsst
poti-m with luries.. Witnesses, and parties ia
sSits he was saS not feared ls 6y hs Ss al
fest errors there was no tribunal 70 correct.
chen sf fpoRa a. aS
Old citizens have told me that 10 the trial Of an
mistriai. he charged the Jury With unusual
asEcspsss ending With thfeSs S,t that H. 4 they
tournament of the court he would hire st the
expense OF the county. road wagon with Q
ak horse team and have thom hauled behtnd
him in the circuit until they should fnd. On
snothsr occasion: IN the he, same same county; when
Ing from al iatute law. he declared outright that
be counsel was wasting words uselessly. as
no should not regard ths act. stalle- ceased:
the C'erk's desk. cried slnud: Then must u
statute Of the State ol Georgia lie prostrste at
the feet OF one OF its Judges ?"
How inexplIcscls the wonder that for SO long
time the State was without 2 tribunal for the
prevention Of atrocities Ike these
RICHARD MALCOLM JouNUToN.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-11
TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.

Assistant Secretary Nettleton has
notified everybody interested in collect
ing claims for States. under the direct
tax act, that they will not be allowed
to examine the records of the depart
ments unless authorized by their States.
Guesadc, the French Socialist, has
been warned to leave belgium. lie has
been arranging plans for the May-day
celebration
The Mount Carmel shaft collicrv has
shut down. One thousand hands are
thrown out of employment. Alaska
shaft, at Back Ridge, and tho Bear
Valley colleries at Shamokin have also
shut down.
Henry c. Lamar and Miss Louise
King Connolly were drowned yesterday
in canal near Savannah.
Nearly 1000 arc idle by the failure of
the Thomson steel works of the Car
work, having shut down a few weeks ago
for repairs.
cablegram from Guatemala says
that Senior Antonio Batros has been APP
pointed minister to this country.
The will of Robert Ray Hamilton was
admitted to probate yesterday.
w. ID. 5. Taylor last Surviving rela-
tive of President Taylor, died yesterday.
aged eighty-fve.
The Temps say negotiations between
France and England on tho New Found
land question has resulted in an agree
mont, and will be submitted to Parlia-
mont in few days.
The chamber of deputies has passed
the sugar bounty bill.
Governor Boyd filed this morning at
Lincoln, Neb., his answer holding BOYD
citizen to all intents and purposes.
Governor Thaycrs' counsel filed de-
murrer, which which will be argued
Thursday.