Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-01-15
HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK.
THURSDAYS NEWS.

THURSDAYS NEWS
The Legislature of New Hampshire
l. has elected Hiram A. Tuttle (Repub-
lican) Governor.
!, q Robert Lincoln, Minister to Great
Britain, sailed for England yesterday,
e his leave of absence having expired.
General A. W Jones, at youngstown,
. predicts that Mckinley will be the
Republican nominee for Governor Of
Ohio.
Congressman Butterworth has pre-
sented the name of ex-Congressman
Brown as a candidate for Postmaster of
Cincinnati.
/, Raymond Lyon, of Corning, O., COM
mitted suicide at Portsmouth, o. j. w.
Lutz, of Portsmouth, O., committed
suicide by taking poison.
FRIDAYS NEWS.
The election of successor to State
Senator Robertson will be held JAN 81.
Three convicts escaped from the Ohio
Penitentiary Thursday by scaling the
walls.
A heavy snowstorm prevailed in
Kansas, Northwestern Missouri and
Colorado
The Ohio legislative committee inves-
tigating Cincinnati affairs will resume
work January Is.
Patrick Birmingham, veteran of the
| Fifth u fOnpd noar San
dusky, o., frozen to death.
A combination of window glass man
ufacturers has been formed. Several
Ohio factories are in it.
Bradford McGregor, mechanical ex-
pert of Cincinnati, claims to have sue
ceeded in uniting aluminium and glass.
Miss Annie Welsh, of Toledo, was
found dead at Findlay, o., from the
joint effects of heart disease and bad
whisky.
At Ballston Spa, N. Y, Samuel
McClennan was drawn between two hot
cylinders and crushed to death and,
roasted.
Hostilities have been resumed between
the Brumfield and Mccoy factions in
West Virginia. Six men are said to
have been killed.
An Englishman named Wadsworth,
who was shopping at Wallenburg, Ont,
with $4,000 in his possession, has
mysteriously disappeared.
The rebellious natives of the Caroline
Islands have killed three hundred for
eigners and have robbed and burned the
houses of many missionaries.
DR.. Viechow, of Berlin, says that
KOch's lymph increases baciIli, also
causes them to migrate to other parts of
the body, and so creates new affection.
Rev. W. F. Petit. found guilty of
murder in the first degree for the killing
UA nls "is~, - - ,-.~>a low trlal
and will go to the Indiana Penitentiary
for life.
Near Greenville, o., Christ Oelslager
had a quarrel with his mother-in-law,
the wife of Long Leas, and cut her
twenty seven times with knife, twelve
times through the heart.
The political troubles in Chill are the
results of the refusal of the President of
that Republic to call the Congress into
session to consider measures granting
greater liberties to the lower classes.
SATURDAYS NEWS.
The available cash surplus of the
Treasury has risen to S18,000,000.
The Adventists will oppose the move
ment to close the Worlds Fair on
Sunday,
Governor Campbell has appointed L.
A. Rooms to succeed Z. C. Cook on the
Board of Pardons.
Negotiations are in progress to bring
about combination of the manufact-
urers of barbed wire.
The returns of the Indian census give
the total Indian population of the United
States to be 244, ,704.
There is not enough money in the
Indiana Treasury to pay the expenses Of
the present session of the Legislature.
J. W. Harmon, of Lima. O., while
from Criderville was attacked
by highwaymen, shot twice and robbed
of SIS.
The German authorities have decided
to remove the prohibition on hogs and
hog products from all countries except
the United States.
There is proposition to reorganize
the Democratic Congressional Campaign
Committee so as to relieve all Congress
men of membership
Charles Hayes. who was arrested at
Riverside on the charge of murder pre-
ferred by Missouri authorities, escaped
from the train near Lebanon, Mo-, as
he was being returned for trial.
1t has been decided to discontinue the
project for the organization of the
American Harvester Company, on the
ground that 1t would be impossible
under existing laws to carry out the
objects of the association.
THERE is great deal we never think