Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-02
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
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West Virginia towns have been
flooded with counterfeit dollars contain
ing more silver than the genuine dollar
Buchtel College students at Akron
have rehelled against the President of
that institution and ask for his removal.
A touch of winter reveals a vast
amount of suffering in the Cherokee
Strip which will be greatly increased
when winter actually sets in.
John E. Stone has confessed to having
committed the horrible butchery of the
Wrattan family, at Washington, Ind, a
few weeks ago.
Admiral Stanton, of the South At
lantie Squadron, recognized the insur-
gents at Rio and was instantly relieved
of command by Secretary Herbert.
Major Hanson, a Georgia manufact-
urer, who heretofore has been Demo-
crat. is making speeches for Governor
Mckinley in the western part Of the
State.
Striking street railroad men in CO.
lumbus have been defeated by their
places being filled.
Four tramps were killed in q wreck
on the Pennsylvania railroad.
On its return to Philadelphia the old
Liberty Bell will be exhibited at different
cities en- route.
A train on the Toledo and Ann Arbor
railroad ran into sink hole and was
wrecked. The engineer and fireman
were cremated.
Daniel Ulry, of Delaware, was gored
by bull, and afterwards his son, who
attempted to manage the animal, met
with similar experience. Both were
badly hurt.
Preparatory students and high school
pupils at Wooster engaged in crush"
and blood was freely shed.
The Pacific mail steamer New York
ran aground at San Francisco.
Governor Mckinley has been speaking
to enormous crowds everywhere he goes.
The crowds increase as election day
approaches.
Germany has condemned American
hay as not being as nutritious as Eu-
ropean hay.
Democrats in Virginia are alarmed at
the outlook in that State
A Pennsylvania man who had been
sick vomited up lizard.
There is a likelihood of interminable
lawsuits growing out of the Worlds
Fair on grounds of conspiracy in re-
striction of trade.
There is small -pox at Palestine, Darke
county.
New Philadelphia had a successful
street fair.
The Findlay glass works are abandon
ing natural gas and will try coal gas.
An old German farmer, at Alliance,
was buncoed out of 800 by card
sharpers.
Mayor Carter Harrison, of Chicago,
was shot and killed by Eugene
Prendergust, paper carrier, who is
supposed to be insane. Harrison was
five times Mayor of Chicago.
Snow fell in Northern Ohio last
Saturday.
Charles ballard shot John Andrews,
near Athens. because the latter was too
intimate with the formers wife,
Three passengers were injured in
wreck on the Chicago and Erie, at
kenton.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has sailed
for home.
The L. ). cruiser New York has been
ordered to Rio to protect American
interests.
Miss Rebecca Mcdowell, of Alliance,
was found dead in barn. She had
been driven from her unele's with whom
she made her home.
Mrs. Hiram Britain, of Marlboro, has
given birth to five children within Is
months, triplets and twins,
William Duncan, of Salineville, made
IN assault on man of the same name
and laid open his head with cleaver.
The manufacturers of the State unite
in denouneing as unqualifiedly false the
Democratic tales that mills were being
kept closed for political purposes
John Reynolds, wire worker. was
by the cars at Msssillon.
The Worlds Fair closed on Monday
at sunset. Owing to the murder of
Carter Harrison there was no domOn-
stration.
The total attendance at the Fair for
the entire six months was 21 Ass, $40.
The repeal bill passed the Senate on
Monday by vote of 43 to 32. Twenty
,hree Republicans and twenty Demo-
rats voted for repeal.
A crank walked into the office Of
Edwin Gould in New York and de-
handed $1,000. He was arrested.
Mckinley had a wonderful meetingat
canton, his home, on Monday.