Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-05-03
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Gathered From varioul
Quarters

Items Of Interest Gathered From Various
Quarters.
Cal Brice has come into line for the
tariff bill
In Chicago the white wife of China
man hacked three women with a razor
who were flirting with her husband.
Mary Gilmartin was murdered by
DOminick O'Grady, Catholic priest, in
Cincinnati.
Two Jews at Sharon, Pa, had a fight
in synagogue over matter of business.
Commonwealers captured a train in
Montana. The army was then pursued
and captured by U. S. Regulars and is
now confined at Ft. Keogh.
The Mosgrove medical bill has been
killed beyond being brought to life
again.
The Sheriffs of the State want the
time of assuming office extended from
January to August.
An effort will likely be made to pass
the tariff bill in June.
Edward Mcclure. of Sydney, shot
himself in Chicago hotel.
The Haskell local option bill has been
defeated in the lower branch of the
Legislature.
The Episcopal church at Steubenville
is torn assunder over a disagreement
between the pastor and part of the
congregation.
The seventy-flfth anniversary of the
founding of the Order of Odd Fellows
was celebrated last week.
George w. Stage, the embezzling
clerk of Painesuille, has been pardoned
by Gov. Mckinley.
Congressman Breckinridge is making
frantic efforts to win back the favor of
his constituents in Kentucky.
The new Democratic postmaster at
Norwalk is likely to get into trouble for
the violation of civil service rules in re-
moving letter carrier without cause.
1t has been discovered that the short
age in Columbiana county is due to a
former treasurer and not to the present
one.
Those interested in a duty on wool
have given up hope of securing any
recognition in the Wilson bill.
Striking miners at Iron Mountain,
Mich, hOisted the red flag.
A crowd of infuriated citizens looted
notorious saloon at Logansport, Ind.
Two propositions to amend the con-
stitution in the interest Of taxation
are being considered.
A shipload of Chinese have reached
San FranciicO.
Republicans of Illinois will attack the
Congressional gerrymander in that State.
Montgomery Gibbs, a young lawyer of
Buffalo, was mysteriOusly shot and killed
In that city.
James w. Wood, the absconding State
Treasurer of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen, has been located in Mexico.
The Portland contingent of the indus
trial army captured an engine at Trout
dale, Ore, and coupling it to freight
ain started East over the Union Pacific.
C. II. Moran, a sheepman of Valverde,
county, Texas, brings news of the dis
covery of a herd of about forty wild
buffalo in the remote mountains of that
county near the Rio Grande border.
Hop louise has appeared in Oregon.
The anti Breckenridge people in the
Seventh (Ky.) Congressional district have
issued pamphlet entitled, "An appeal
to the people of the Ashland district for
purity in the house and morality in
public life and protest against the re-
election of Colonel w. c. P. Breckin-
ridge"
Gov. Mckinley called out the State
militia to dislodge Coxeyites from B.
& o. train at Mt. Sterling.
Two deputy wardens had fist fight
in the chapel of the penitentiary. Sunday.
More earthquake shocks have been
experienced in Greece.
The St. Charles Hotel at New Orleans,
the house in which the Confederacy was
born, was destroyed by fire.
Coxey reached Washington Sunday
and encamped on the outskirts of the
city.
The Locke bill, redistricting the State
judicially, reduced the number of judges
to IS.
A baby cyclone did much damage in
Richland county.
A tin mill at Warren has gone out of
business because Democratic monkeying
with the tariff has made the business
Twelve persons were killed by a land
slide at st. Albans, Canada.
Miss Harriet Blaine was marrjad Mon