Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-04-14
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THURSDAYS s NEWS

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THURSDAYS NEWS.
The Sisselon reservation will in al
probability be open to settlers April Is
as was intended.
Hundreds of French Canadians are
leaving the province of Quebec daily tC
settle in the Northwest territories.
The cap-stone of the Mormon temple
at Salt Lake City was laid yesterday
with imposing ceremonies. The build.
ing was begun SO years ago.
John a. Morris, of the Louisiana
State Lottery, to-day reports that the
lottery will dissolve and go out of busi-
ness at the expiration of its charter in
1895. Morris denied that the company
conten plates establishing itself in Mex
leo or elsewhere.
Rev. Love Il. Jameson, the most
widely known Christian minister in
Indiana and probably in the U. States,
died at his residence in Indianapolis last
night.
The Rev. Parkhurst appeared in court
yesterday as a witness against Hattie
Adams, the mistress of the house of ill
fame which the preacher visited recently.
The French and British governments
have agreed to prolong the mOdns oioendi
in regard to the Newfoundland fisheries
over the present season.
The anarchists now under arrest at
Paris, will be tried before May day in
order that their sentences, if they are
convicted, will have the effect of pre-
venting their comrades from committing
further outrages.
Advices received at Auckland, New
Zealand, to-day, from Samoa, show that
affairs there are daily becoming more
unsettled and that tribal war is immi-
nent.
FRIDAYS NEWS.
Great damage has been done by floods
in Mississippi.
Market Hall at Pullman, ILL.,, was
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Michael Curry, of Port Griffith, Pa,
blew himself up with dynamite yester-
day.
Vermont's maple sugar crop is a
failure. The farmers will lose 81 100000
H. G. Sparks, of Benton, Mo-, firmly
believes that the lost Charlie Ross is in
his employ.
Nellie w. Clayton, of Port Huron, has
died from eating drugged candy given
her by Benjamin Mackey.
Irving A Howe, aged so, manufact-
,,rar of Rocfap xuac or hv froip Of
Woonsocket, R. l., Wednesday, and in
stantly killed.
Some neighbors at Greensburg, Pa,
mistook each other for burglars and
William Krigger was wounded, proba-
bly, fatally.
An explosion of dynamite placed
under the steps of the Bayler Female
College, at Bolton, Tex, Tuesday night,
destroyed them, but did no other
damage.
SATURDAYS NEWS.
At the Massachusetts Democratic
Convention yesterday, the name of Hill
was hissed.
John MeCurdy, of Canton, found S. T.
Waltenbaugh with his wife and shot
both, then killed himself.
Daniel A. Bowser, of Mt Pleasant, O.,
has not swallowed an ounce of food OF
water for nearly three weeks. His
gullet is.completely stopped by foreign
growth.
A freight and passenger train
collided on the Cleveland, Akron and
Columbus Railroad, east of Mt. Vernon,
Ohio. A dozen passengers were injured
A tornado in Faulkner county, Ark,
Tuesday night, demolished many dwell
ings, killed one man and injured many
others.
Samuel Clarke, aged 60, was fatally
shot Thursday night, at Toledo, by
George I.eithart. A lawsuit between
the gentlemen, both of whom stand high
in the community, is popularity supposed
to be the cause.