Belmont chronicle

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At tiie end of the present session nl

Congress, 'Senator Schurz will resign

and return to St, Louis to publish the

esuicne l'osi.

Germany is raakinz tremendous ef

forts to become maritime, power, and

is busied iu seizing the sees of Bishons

and Arch-bishops.

There will be a Presidential election

n Hayti. this month, and the Hai

tians are preparing for a row, that

necessary accompaniment of such an

occasion.

The number of vessels belontnne to.

or bound to or Irom ports in the United

States, reported totally lost and mis

sing during the past month, was twen

ty-nine.

The land owners of Texas are tak

ing measures to crush out the cattle

owners who own little or no land.

Immense pastures are being fenced

in.

Withiu the past ten years the num

ber of vessels lost on the lake was 4,527.

Tha loss ol life amounted to 1.344 per

sons, and the loss of property foots up

Extremes meet. Dr. Btown-Sequard.

in a recent lectuie, stated that he once

successfully grafted a cat's tail into a

rooster's comb.

The Committee on Civil Service Re

form will soon report a bill introduc

ing important changes i,i the adminis

tration of the Treasury Department.

A disgusted individual has brought

suit against the Democratic Congres

sional Committee in Washington, for

services rendered during the Presiden

tial campaign of 1872.

Dr. Livingstone's remains were ex

posed to the sun for a month to dry,

and then packed in a hollow tree,

wrapped round with cloth, and the

natives carrying it supposed it a bale

of cloth, or kaniki,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Belmont chronicle. (1874). St. Clairsville, Ohio, 1874-04-16. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85026241/1874-04-16/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Belmont chronicle, 1874-04-16.