Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-06-18
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THURSDAYS NEWS.

Assistant Secretary of Interior BuSseV
has decided where mothers dependence
is proven the question of her remarriage
is not material to the case.
The petroleum production of the
United States in 1889 was 34,320,306
barrels, of which 12,471, 800 barrels was
the yield of Ohio fields.
The Postmaster of st. Louis has a
scheme to facilitate the postal business
of the great cities by the introduction
of small mail cars to be run on the cable
roads.
Daniel E. Comstock has given 81, 900
as fund TO provide prizes at Frankfort
(Ind-) High School, in the memory of
Miss Sallie May Byers, graduate, who
died his aflianeed two years ago.
Mrs. Martha Wayland, of Macomb.
ILL.,, aged eighty, was found lying in a
pasture partially eaten by hogs.
William D. Pine, of Cincinnati, was
killed at New Albany, Ind, by falling
upon an electric wire.
The Democratic opponents of the
proposed new constitution of Kentucky
cave organized to defeat it, and ap-
hjinted State Central and Executive
Committee to conduct the campaign.
FRIDAYS NEWS.
AT Crozier, Tex, many houses were
destroyed bya a waterspout.
Ship loads of tin plate are being
imported into the United States from
England.
Walter S. Dilatush, of Lebanon. o.,
has been nominated by the Republicans
for Judge of the Second Judicial
District.
1t is said Father Mollinger, the faith
cure priest of Allegheny City, has been
summoned to Rome to minister to the
Pope.
Senator Brice is reported to have said
he is disgusted with the Democratic
muddle in Ohio, and will take no part
in the campaign.
]. J. Ashenhurst, of Stark county,
was nominated by the Prohibitionists
OF Ohio for Governor. They adopt a
white rose for an emblem.
ExCity Treasurer Bardsley, of Phila-
delphia, pleaded guilty to seventeen
indictments for embezzlement. enough
to send him to the penitentiary for fifty
or sixty years.
Charles W. Gettier, local Cincinnati
agent of the White Line Central Transit
Co., was found drowned in the Ohio.
1t is thought a case of suicide while
under an alteration of mind.
William H. Sogle is under arrest in
charged with "having in his
possession or offering for sale spurious
of ficticious bank notes." on the Bank
of Prince Edward Island, supposed to
have been stolen.
Governor Hovey has declared void
the Indiana Legislature apportionment
bill passed by the last Legislature, on
account of certain changes made in the
bill after it had received the signatures
of the presiding officers of both Houses
SATURDAYS NEWS.
An attempt was made to wreck an
Erie train, near Urbana, o., by barri-
cading the track.
Bernard Wittmer, a New York type
writer. has fallen heir to an estate of
in Germany.
The two ton class stone of the Juniors
at Heidelberg University was blown
into fragments by dynamite.
The looting of Christian missions in
the interior of China continues. The
lady missionaries are obliged to flee for
their lives.
The Colorado Conference of the NJ. E.
church has admitted women as lay dele
gates and dropped Rev. Sam Small from
At FOstOria, o., Harry GLASGOW and
Charlie Stewart were burned to death in
4 barn, into which they are supposed to
nave gone to play with matches.
The basis of representation for the
Peoples Party Convention of Ohio
makes LAO delegates. Women are
entitled to the same rights as men.
Julio Merzhacher, general agent of
he New York Life Insurance Company
or the West Indies and Spanish Amer
ca, is defaulter for over Sl50,OOO.
There was secret conference of
prominent Republicans at indianapolis
for the purpose of organizing
o prevent the denomination of President
Harrison. Those present favor Blaine.