Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-06-11
HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK.
THURSDAYS NEWS.

| THURSDAYS NEWS.
Five men lost their lives by boiler
explosion in a saw-mill near Fayette-
vile, Ind.
At Lexington, KY, Lee C Jenkins
was sentenced to death for the murder
of Washington Ramsey last April.
The Circuit Court has decided against
the validity of the Cincinnati street
railroad franchise granted to l. j. Mil
Ter by the recent Legislature of Ohio.
On Monday, June l, the balance in the
Ohio Treasury was $8S,616 19 which be-
fore June 3 was decreased by $66,854
"a. This is all that is left of the $780,
600 direct tax refunded by the United
States, and all the receipts.
FRIDAYS NEWS.
Congressman Owen, of Indiana,
has been appointed Superintendent of
immigration.
Mrs. Anna Mayhoff, an aged lady of
Cincinnati, terrified at the heavy storm
of Monday, committed suicide.
L
on County, o., trying to induce Repub-
lican farmers to support the third party.
The Rev. DR.. Brooks having been
approved by twenty seven Episcopal
dioeeses, is elected Bishop of Massachu-
Setts
Mrs. Minnie Seibe, of Xenia, while
playing with loaded revolver accident
ally shot herself through the heart and
died.
Secretary Foster has called on Nation
al bank repositories for $3,000,000 of
deposits to replenish the depleted sur
plus. This will make the surplus So,
100000.
At conference between Secretary
Foster and New York bankers and brok-
ers, the latter unanimously favored the
of the 4 per cent. bonds at 2
per cent.
Walburge Buettue came alone from
Germany to Columbus, Ind, when she
married Fred Kistenhuber, to whom she
was engaged when he left Germany six
years ago.
At Grand Rapids, Mich, Chas w.
Seidell pleaded guilty of bigamy, ad
hitting the existence of five living
wives. and that he was preparing to
take "a sixth.
Governor Campbell has offered the
position of School Commissioner, made
vacant by the death of Prof. Hancock,
70 Prof. Miller, Superintendent of San
husky schools.
The barn of Mrs. Kate Buhger, at
near Glendale, o.. was struck
Dy lightning and burned. The famous
Irotting stallion, Tom Rogers, valued at
10000, perished.
The fugitive vessel, Itata, reached
Iquique ahead of the Charleston, and,
according to agreement with the U. S.
Government, was at once surrendered by
he Chilian insurgents.
SATURDAYS NEWS.
Commissioners are to be sent abroad
% boom the Worlds Fair.
The leaders of the Peoples party in
Indiana claim they will poll 100000
yotes this fall.
Representative Atkinson, of West
Virginia, says that State will send
Blaine delegation to the Republican
National Convention, with Harrison for
second choice.
Some women of Peger's Station, Ind,
disguised themselves as men, went to a
house of bad repute, and, taking ont the
,rring women, gave them a severe whip
)ing in White Cap style.
The landing of Columbus is to be
in New York, October y,
1872, by zone of the grandest pageants
,ver seen." Imre Kiralfy has been ap-
pointed Director General
Commodore Thompson Dean, the New
[ Tork millionaire broker, accuses W. b.
Miller, the builder of the Steamer Guild
ng Star, with cheating him out of
1850, $4,000 of it being money of
he Mutual Gas Company, of Detroit,
4, 900 stock and $3.50 cash.
EUPEPSY.
This is what you ought to have, in fact