Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-05-24
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Gathered From varior
Quarters.

Items OF Interest Gathered From Various
Quarters.
A mad dog at Dayton bit on the chin
physician who was doctoring the
animal.
Corwin Stookesbury, Columbiana
farmer, was gored by vicious COW.
L. E. Menues died near Massillon as
the result of two weeks continuous
hiecoughing.
Walter Kelley and Lille McAllister
were drowned while boating on lake
at Canton.
The miners and operators in eonven-
tion at Cleveland failed to agree and the
strike continues.
A flood caused by a water spout did
great damage in Black River Valley,
Wisconsin.
Hunton and Kyle were offered big bribes
to vote against the tariff bill An in
yestigation has been ordered.
Whitlesey's bill taxing street railroads,
electric light plants, and pipe lines failed
of passage.
A dozen acres were burned over by
the Boston fire.
Four persons were killed and several
others injured by the work of cyclone
at Kunkle, Williams county.
Charges of bribery of members of the
Legislature have been openly made in
that body.
Captain E. E. Webb, of Sidney, was
chosen State Commander of the G. A r.
Cleveland suffered destructive hail
storm on Thursday evening.
Much damage was done throughout
the State by the storms last week.
The General Assembly of the Presby-
terian church now in session at Saratoga
seems to be anti-Briggs in sentiment
Several schooners were wrecked in
Chicago and Milwaukee harbor by the
violence of the storm on Friday, and
more than score of lives were lost.
Senator Hill is said to have tariff
bill on hand which he is about TO spring
on the Senate as substitute.
During house cleaning a piano fell
on baby at Toronto, o., and killed it.
During the storm at Canal Fulton,
Friday, a circus tent was blown over and
six cages of animals were upset.
Operators in some sections claim the
coal strike viii be broken inside of ten
days.
Bradstreets weekly review of trade
offers no hope of improvement soon-
A train struck a cow and as a result
went over an embankment at Marietta
Three persons injured.
The Coxeyite contingent that seized
Northern Pacific train at NefOn, Mont,
were arrested.
A collision in the Standing Rock tun-
mel on the Newport News and Missis-
sippi Valley railroad near Princeton,
KY, killed six men outright
The general assembly of the Presby-
terian church at Saratoga are taking
steps toward the union of the Northern
and Southern Presbyterians.
Representative Bland of Missouri de-
clares that the free coinage of silver viii
be the main issue in congressional cam
paigns in the South and West.
Thousands of spectators watched the
waves of Lake Michigan lash to pieces
the grounded vessels near Chicago. The
crew of the schooner William Shupe,
which grounded near Port Huron, Mich,
were rescued.
Marcus NJ. Towle has commenced q
$50, 600 damage suit at Hammond, Ind.
against the Erie road. Towle chartered
a special train to go to the congressional
before which he was can
didate. but failed to get there and lost
the nomination.
Great floods ragged in eastern Penn
sylyania this week. Much damage was
done TO property along the rivers
A street railway company at Akron
got ahead of rival by laying its track
in one night, and before an Injunction
could be issued.
Ex Master Workman Powderly of the
<. of L. has been expelled from the
order on the charge OF conspiracy.
The Licking county Democratic con-
7ention passed resolutions denunciatory
IF President Cleveland's policy.
Akron had a sl5O,000 fire Sunday.
The wife OF Charles Coghlan. the actor.
wants divorce. They have been mar
led six months.
Three burglars shamefully maltreated
/ widow near Wooster to make her
disclose the hiding place of $500. They
lid not get it.
Ex-Prssident Ashley, of TIE Toledo
md Ann Arbor road. has brought suit
or nearly half million dollars salary
lue him.
There is no money to pay United
states District and Circuit Court Jurors
It Toledo and they are given leave TO
lisobey the summons