Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-01-18
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Gathered From Various
Quarters.

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Items of Interest Gathered From Various
Quarters.
Valiant, the French bomb thrower.
who threw bomb into the Chamber Of
Deputies, has been sentenced to be ex-
ecuted.
Window glass manufacturers will de-
mand that wages be reduced one-half
in case the Wilson bill passes.
Sam1 Morgan and William Mahon,
of French Lick, Ind, met on the high
way and both drew their guns; when
the affray had ended both were fatally
wounded.
The flags over the Capitol at Wash
ington have been hauled down by order
of the Sergeant at Arms of the Senate
and House.
The Pennsylvania Democrats have
nominated James B. Hancock for Con-
gresham at large.
The National Association of Wool
Manufacturers make vigorous protest
against the Wilson bill.
T. F. Baker, paying teller of the con-
solidated national bank of Philadelphia,
has confessed to stealing $4,000.
Ex-Governor Campbell is at Washing
ton for the alleged purpose of knocking
out the recommendations of Senator
Brice for Ohio appointments.
Charges of extreme cruelty to inmates
have been fled against the matron of
the Hancock county infrmary.
II. c. Hartshorn. principal of the New
Castle, Pa, high-school, is under arrest
charged with engaging in criminal
operation and also murder.
The Goegebic mines in Wisconsin and
Michigan have gone into the hands of
a receiver.
The State Agricultural Society held its
annual meeting in Columbus last week.
Governor Jackson, of Iowa. has been
inaugurated and the Republicans are
again in control of the State govern
ment.
Roscoe Parker. colOred boy, aged
10 years, was taken from Jail at West
Union on Friday night and lyaehed.
man Ryan and wife four weeks ago.
The rumor is again prevalent that
Carlisle will retire from the Cabinet
The income tax feature of the Wilson
bill is to be submitted to a caucus of
the Democrats.
New Jersey has two Senates in opera
ton and each is going through the forms
of transacting business.
Canton Democrats will Hold an election
to determine who will be postmaster.
1t is proposed to build an electric road
from Cleveland to East Liverpool.
Queen Lii, of Hawaii, wanted to be-
head the revolutionists and confscate
their property if she was restored
Murderer Jones has been sentenced
1T Georgetown, o., to be hanged on
April %.
By the burning of a temple in China
,wo hundred women and children
Derished.
Miners in West Virginia have sent
protests to Mr.. Wilson protesting against
MS tariff bill.
Henry Fearing, aged Sc. died at
He was supposed to be the
oldest man born in the Northwest
territory.
The Hawaiian Minister Thurston has
from Hawaii and reports every
hing quiet there.
1t is said that capitalists in the East
Ire eagerly waiting for the issue of
ponds.
The Democratic majority in Congress
will attempt to prevent any amendments
% the Wilson bill.
The Santa Fe Railroad has not paid
is men since October and many of
hem are in want.
Ministers in New Jersey took occasion
asst Sunday to denounce the action of
he Democrats in attempting to steal
he Senate.
Three murderers were lynched at
Sussel, Kas., by mob of twenty men,
An Inheritance tax bill will be intro
Iuced in the General Assembly as
means of raising State revenue.
1uc UuSluCoS polbIOu VI lpoWtCll.
lass, was destroyed by fire, entailing
oss of Sl25,000.
1t is not thought that the Dow Law
Ak will result in net decrease of rev.
nue. to the State of more than $4,000.
Decisive action must soon be taken
r the gold reserve in the u. ). Treasury
ill be entirely wiped out.
In telescope collision on the Della
ARE, Lackawans and Western, near
Ioboken, n. j., eleven people were
illed and about forty injured
The administration will make no
lrther efforts to reinstate ex Queen Lii
r. J. Peckman, proprietor of Mil
aukee hotel, confessed to strangling
uest to obtain her money and then
sitting fire to the hotel.
The nomination of Hornblower for
npreme Judge was rejected by the
enate.
The iTe. minute debate on the Wilson
i'll has commenced.
A bill has been introduced in the
hio Legislature providing for local
ption by counties.
The two cent railroad fare bill is
gain before the Legislature.
The State insurance department shows
handsome increase in receipts over
Ist year.