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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-09-26

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remarked a man the other day 10 a crowd
on thesidewalk. 81 have atoppea all tho
papers ~ which / formerly kubscribcd,
and DONE buy. candy, toys, and such
trumpery, for children; tiraes are hard.
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CHANGE. or eCHRDuIE.

Passenger Trains run daily, Sunday exespsed
connecting With Fast Day Trains on sontli Caro-
lima Raiifoad, up and down. On sd after
wednesday, November IL, 1917. the Relieving VIII
bo the sshsdule,
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TOmic and G0Fdia0,
Oct 4, 1877

This is not patent medicine, but Is prepared
under the direction of DR.. NJ. w. Case from his
iavorite prescription. which in IN extensive
practice of over twenty-seven years he has found
most effective In all cases Of disordered liver or
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Dated July 2sd, A. d. 1878.

To the Defendants above named
TAKE NOTICE, That the summons and
complaint in this action Is for sale. aav-
ment of the debts of Elizabeth Cartee. de-
ceased, and foT partition of real estate of
CALEB Cartee deceased, containing 2Il acres,
more NOR or less IN Anderson County in aaid
State, and ihat the said summons and com
plant was filed in the Office Of the Probate
July, 1873. >'''y y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14
FOR THEFT.

| A PROMISING vol Nc Man WHO FALLS INTO
ERRING WAYs-HE Is CHARGED WITH DE
FRAuDING HIS UNCLE OUT OF NINE HUN
DRIED Doll ,Rs--IN THE HANDS OF THE
POLICE.
Mr.. John Evans, chief Of police of
Henderson, Ky, passed through this city a
few days ago for Hot Springs, in search OF
young man named Rupski. He arrived
in Cairo again last evening on his return to
Henderson, with Rupski in charge. The
prisoner is charged with having
defraudcd his uncle, II boot and
shoe merchant of Henderson, out Of about
lnne'nunt-ed dollars. Rupski, it is said,
entered the store of his uncle, whose name
Fassee, about one year ago, as salesman,
here he remained until about three weeks
eio when he gave up the position, and left
henderson. For months Mr. Fassee has
zen deriving very small compensation from
els business, and our informant
stlls us often has demonstrated with Rupski
,1r the unusually low figures that he dis
posed of goods at, but he was never able to
break him of his failing. Mr.. Fassee had
the utmost confidence in the integrity of
his nephew, and never suspected him until
few days after his departure from Hen
del. on, when he learned that Rupski was in
Paducah, and that he had deposited in the
First National bank of that place
about eight hundred dollars, and
knowing that Rupski had no
resources from which he could derive the
money began to investigate the matter,
His inquiries developed the fact that for
several months Rupski had been in the
habit, not of selling goods at killing low
prices, as he thought, but that he had
charged enormous prices on all his sales,
but instead of turning over to his employer
the gains, he had kept back large portion
of the profit on every sale he made. Al
such q game as this, the majority OF young
men would have been detected before they
had gone very far, but Rupski threw off all
suspicion by his economical way Of living,
Instead of spending themoneyin high living,
or carousing, as fast young men would
have done, he was temperate in his habits
and spent very little money that did not 90
for actual necessities. Rupski is about
twenty years of age, is of proposing APP
pcarance and good address. lie has num-
Der of relatives who are known among the
prominent families of Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Judge Green has returned to the CITY.
Go to the concert at the Methodist
church tomorrow night.
The board of county commissioners
meet two weeks from Monday.
Judge Allen spoke to large and en-.
thnsiastic crowd at Murphysboro las, night.
The Alexander county court, Judge r. 5.
locum, commences in this city next Mon.
day.
The Republicans are talking of a con.
ven'ion to nominate candidates for county
Offices.
Mr. Miles +, Gilbert returned homo
yesterday from shcboygan. He is cu,ircl,
we'll Of his sickness.
- Henry Stout yesterday commenced
work on Mr.. Jacob Walters new brick Inns
ness building on Eighth street.
Mr.. Ernest Thcickc, of ,hc pom,
County Democrat was in town yesterday
He left for Golccnda last night.
Mr.. Jacob Martins new brick roe;
dcnce, on the Greeley lots, on Center stree.
is about ready to receive it. roof.
The Cairo Shooting club was on, for rec
MAR practice again yesterday attcrnoo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14
OFFICIAL HEALTH REPORT.

MADE TO OFFICE OF sCRGEoN-GENERAL.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, rs. Abstract OF
sanitary reports received during the past
week under the National Quarantine Act
PoRT EADs yellow fever has appeared
at Port Eads-mouth Of the Mississippi on
the jta inst. - cases, but no deaths, to
yesterday noon.
New ORIEASs-Since the last report 23G
cases of yellow fever and Gj deaths, making
49, cases, and rs deaths to yesterday noon,
! At
CINCINNATI-there have been Only cases
Of yellow fever zone previously reported
both from New Orleans-one fatal. A
young man arrived at
MEMPHIS from New Orleans July 30,who
died Of yellow fever Aug. Sd. Steamer
Golden Crown from New Orleans had
one case Of yellow fever on passage up--a
lady who died on board and was buried at
CALEDONIA, H., Aug. 4. Two deck hands
supposed to have yellow fever landed at
New ALBANY, Ind, July %, proyed,upon
investigation by Surgeon Long Of this
Service not to have had that disease. On
steamer at Nicksourg a case arrived from
Cairo, originally from New Orleans; died Of
yellow fever Aug. 9th.
KEY WEsr-No new cases ofycllow fever
past week to noon to day.
HAVANA 3oslcathS from yellow fever
and 81 from smallpox during two weeks
ending Aug. Sd.
MATANzAs From July 2G to 90 no yell
low fever cases, but on the Both four new
cases were reported in bay, and Others have
since occurred daily to Aug. 2d-date Of
advice.
Yellow fever in the city, but
not yet among shipping.
LAGUA LAG EANDE Cuba--One fatal case
of yellow fever in shipping.
BOMBAY: go deaths from cholera week
ended June 18th.
MALTA-Outbreak Of cholera on British
troop-ships from India was brought under
control by authorities and disease did not
lodge in Mata-advice to July 10.
Reports from other places indicate good
health
GEO. w. WooDwoRTT,
Surgeon General L, s. Marine Hospital
Service.
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PROGRAMME.

Quartette.-Guide Me, Oh Thou Great J
hovah. Miss Annie Pitcher, Miss HIATT
Mckee, Mr., Frank Howe and Mr. W.
Morris.
Solo.-Sing, Sweet Bird. Mrs. VIM. Wintd
Male Quartette. - The Crystal Spring,
Messrs. Frank Howe, n. W. Hacker
Frank Van Dorm and W. II. Morris.
Solo.-Let Me Dream Again. Miss Annie
Pitcher.
Solo,-Kathleen Aroon. Mr.. W. II. Morris
VI.
Solo.-Thc Little Log Cabin by the Stream
Misses Mamie and Carrie Williams.
VII.
Solo.-The Owl. Mr.. W. F. Mckee.
VIII.
Duet.-Dearest, Good Night. Miss Annie
Pitcher and Mr. Frank Howe.
Concert will open promptly at o'cock
Admission, 25 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14
Cairo, Ill.,, August 0, 1878.

The GREATEST BLEssIYG.--A simple,
pure, harmless remedy, that cures every
time and prevents disease by keeping the
blood pure, stomach regular, kidneys and
liver active, is the greatest blessing ever
conferred upon man. Hop Bit,ers is that
remedy, and its proprietors are being bless
ed by thousands who have been saved and
cured by it. viii you try it? See other
column.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14
THE CONCERT TO-MORROW NIGHT

AT THE METHODIST CHURCH--CHoICE MUsI-
CAL PROGRAMME.
There has not, perhaps, been anything of
musical character taken place in Cairo for
years equal to the concert to be given at
the Methodist Church tomorrow evening.
Some of the very best talent of Cairo will
take part in the affair. The concert is
given for the purpose of raising money to
pay the expenses of the church. A cordial
invitation is extended to everybody to
attend Below we publish the programme
in full for the evenings entertainment:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14

WINTERS PHoToGRApMc GALLERY. -
Strangers in the city, or those intending II
visit Cairo, are invited to visit Winters
Photographic parlors, on Sixth street be,
tween Commercial and Washington ave
nues, and examine specimens ofhis work or
exhibition there.
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LEGAL.
MASTERS SALE.

State Of Illinois. Alexander County So. In the Alex.
anler County Circuit Court.
tlemina L. Bartlett and NUnCy :. Bartlett, her
husband, VI. Mary Stewart aud William W. Stewart,
Bill 10 foreclo-e mortgage.
Public Notice il hereby given that, in pursuance
Of decree rendered by laid Court IN the above en-
titled cause at the May Term, A. d. ls;s. !, John
q Hartman. Master In ChanCcry of said County will,
on Monday the second day Of September.
\. ID, 1873, at the hour OF II O'Clock a. NJ q,
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash In hand. at the westerly door VI the
Cont House, In the City Of Cairo IN said County
and State the following described real estate. to.
wit; The uOrtherly one hundred acres of claim
numbered five hundred and twcnty-nine lj9gl, sur
yey numbered i've hundred and twcnty.sryrn (521),
commencing NJ the north castcrly corner Of said
claim, and survey and running along the casterly
line ofsaid claim TO point sufficient distance from
said beginning to include with line running
said claim parallel with the nOrthcrly line of said
claim to the westerly line thcrcoftO include said
hundred acres of land situate in the County Of Alex.
andcr, state Of Illinois, together with the priyi-
lcgcs and appurtcnances ihcrUunto belonging or
thereto upperianng.
Said real estate will he sold to satisfy decree for
SiGDis with interest aud the costs Of suit and cX.
pcn-cs OF sale.
JOHN q. HARTMAN,
Master In ChanCCry.
GREEN & GILBERT, Colnp'ts Solicitors.
Dated Cairo, Illinois. August 9Th, 1873.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14

STOCK NoTIcE.-On and after this date,
all horses, mules bulls, boars, oxen, sheep
and dogs found running at large, will be
impounded. Hogs found running at large
on and after October first will be impound-
ed, as by ordinance provided. This is posi-
tive. c. d. AFTER, City Marshal.
August 10, 1873.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14
Cairo, August 70, 1873.

NoHcE'-All persons who know they
nave accounts with the undersigned are
requested to call and adjust the same by
payment due bill or otherwise without
ae,ay' wish to have all business settled
before the first of September
II. WARpyrn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14

DR.. VIC. JocELYY, dentist, will be found
at ms office on Eighth street, and is prcpar-
ed to give entire satisfaction in all branches
OF dentistry at low rates.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14

NOTICE is hereby given that the garbage
wagon will remove daily excepting Sun.
days, from the front of all houses, all vege,
tables and dry kitchen offal Of every de.
scription, provided the same is placed in
boxes or barrels and placed in convenient
locations in front Of said houses.
J. b. PmLLrs, City Clerk.
Cairo, Ill.,, August 0, 1873.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14

NoTicE.--On and after Monday, August
10, and until further notice, the Str. James
Fisk Dr., will leave Cairo at 4 p. m. instead
OF pm. as heretofore. II. +. TAYLOR, Cant
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14

TAKE NorIcE.-Notice is hereby given
to all persons MOTTO harbor my wife, Lettic
Young Anyone disrcgarlng this notice
Will be held responsible under the law.
GLEN You've.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14

SMOKERS, if you wish fine "Key West"
or "Impmted" cigar, call at Korsmcyers
cigar store. 1t is the only place in the city
almost daily in receipt Of fresh goods.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14
LITTLE COIFuAN,S LANDRY.

Mrs. Lettie Coleman, who has her
laundry on Fourth street, between Wash
ington and Commercial avenues, take.
this method of informing her old friend,
and patrons that she is at their ser.
wees, and solicts their patronage. She
has reduced prices to suit the times.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14

An ASTONISHING FACT.--A large proper
ton Of the American people are to-day SUI
tcring from the effects of Dyspepsia, or
disordcrcd liver The result of these diseases
upon the masses Of intelligent and valuable
people is more alarming, making life actu-
ally a burden instead Of aplcasant existence
of enjoyment and usefulness. There is no
good reason for this, if you will only throw
aside prejudice and skepticism, take the
advice of druggists and your friends, and
try one bottle Of Green's August Flower,
your speedy relief is certain. Millions of
bottles Of this medicine have been given
away to try its virtues, with satisfactory re-
suits in every case. You can buy sample
bottle for ten cents to try. Three doses will
relieve the worst case. Positively sold by
all druggists on the Western Continent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14

she was furnished with coal to carry her
10 St. Louis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-14
FERRYB0AT.
CAIRO CITY FERRY CO
LOCAL REPORT.

SIGNAL OFFicE,
CAIRO H., Aug. b. So.
Tine. Bar Tier. Hum Wind. Vel Weather,
- - - -. -
t;ie D = sS y Is ! Clear
iHi" ~ :, Fair
pm s'sS > IL Fair
o.H 80 - ~ NV Clear
Maximum Thermometer, SG. Minimum Their.
momeier. iv- Rainfall, % inch.
W. II. RAY.
serg't Signal Service [. 5. A.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-02-08
Meeting Of Democratic Executive
tomniffee

Pursuant to previous notice the Demo
cratic F,acp,;ve Committee far I;nool,
'""h'N, met AT '''"'o''' "h "ohu"!' req
ruary lth, 1873, and the Chairman being
absent. VIM. Lucas was appointed Chair.
.,o,, -.
ihe "'9eet :" ue meeiihg having been
explained tn lie the adoption Of plan for
tho s.Iection of nominees Of tho Damocr,t.
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AMER the delegates SHALL have i-sn selected, the
Demoeraie voters u The precinct pn.'nt, aud par
lcipa,ing In the meeting viii proved TO express
their choicr between the various candidates for
earl oiliee, the insult to he asceriained by ielers
appointed by the Chairman. The result In detail
To- he certified by the Chairman AMI tellers 10 the
delegate, aud IL the Chairman al the Couniy COM
mittcc
sad IN the Cuunty Cunveniion the delegates
from each preciu,t shall east the vote Of the pre-
ciuct cor the candidates In the proportion show u
by ths vote IN the precinct meeting. But should n
candidate voted i0r 10 the precinct mentioned, he
dropped, OF n0i voted for In the Convention, his
relative strength shall be EAST by the majority oi
the delegate NOM the piecinot Ton that candidate
whom they consider most available and worihy.
iih No person shall he declared the nominee al
the party for any Of the Offices unless he receives
q majority OF the votes OF the Convention.
jlh. The nominations by the Convention shall
he made ior the Offices in the order in which they
are named In this cali
The following named gentlemen are selected To
preside at the respective precinct meetings, to-wit
AT stanGord-Iohn NJ. Reid-G. A, Iackey, all
ternate.
wslnu, flat-Crais Lynn.-Monroe Curtis, al
ternate.
Grab orc hard-w. q. Hansiori. stephen Buryh,
alternate.
Hustonville-wm. Lueas.-soe Owens, alternate,
waynesberg-El Padgelt-i@ g. Gooch, alter
nate
Turners,ille-Jno Bailey -Jno. % Neal, alter
nate.
Highlaud-Iuo. louus.-p \. i'augh' alternate,
The INTERIOR JorBSAL and kenlucky
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" al With whom she come in contact Bat
she has gone now, A. all " Us must 60
The announcement ~ her death will lie
sad ncws to the hearts of those who knew
her we'll The Distressed relatives have
the sympathy II the cniire community in
this, their sad affection. They should not
he, however, a. those who mourn without
hope" True. AuRi Betsy may no, rc,urn
to them hut, Il they would 60 10 her they
have only to follow in the path which she
marked out-ihe line ~ duty which she
followed hearing her cross without muir.
mur to the end. priro.
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HAyaNANs DAY. - There were
three legal neck breakings in the Uni.
ted States last Friday, and for vsri.
ETY., Kentucky had good oil fashion
ed hanging. II seems rather pity
that apoor old negro should have
been the victim when there are 80 ma.
ny white scamps that deserve the hal
ter, but then it 10 pretty good as il is,
for il will show that hanging is not
played out entirely. The negro 10.
ierre1 to was Philip Watson, who was
hung at Covington for the murder Of
his wife committed some time in Sep
ismber last. He confessed his crime
and ~ he stood upon the trap, with
the halter around his neck he deliver
ed himself Of this little speech: Ear
we'll. vain world! I.se g'wan home.
soon I'll see my Maker. Oars "A
n mightey sight Of rsscals lsft behind
me, too, an some Of dem will folio me
into do torments OF hell" Inimsdi-
ateiy after il the trap was sprung. and
the old man was launched into eterni-
" almost without a struggle. The
Sheriff deserves credit for his skillful.
ness in the matter.
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south amrrs-a .sd ss"fher. I.ifea
Mates

Owing 10 their waun aud delightful climates,
their inhabitani, grow sallow from t'rpd Lisers
indigestion aud an disease, arising iron disorder
ed stomach aud Ih,wcls They shoall, OF cour~e
at all times tLe iiycr ,eu,e, anl 10 oar readers Ne
sOuld recommend rahler's hualins or Vegetable
Liver posdsr fsksn in ,i@s, viii onen ave
none, and much ,un'rql lais' - cents sohl
by Bohan A Stag.
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/ AM Candidate ior the Office Of Assessor. sub
joct In the action OF the Democracy. This Is an
important Office, hoth 10 The people OF the county
aud the state. | believe ! am qualified ior the
work, having had three years experience as As
sessor, and three years ~ Collector in the
county OF Jefferson. I desire the office because
there Is some Pay in H. and II elected, will endeay-
or To discharge the auties thereof TO the hest Of my
caparity. Nours, very respectfully,
A. A. smI-oN
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ANOTHER terrible disaster has &C.
CURED Of the coast of North Carroll.
IA. The steamer Metropolis that
sailed from Philadelphia bound to
Brazil, sprung a leak which soon be-
came manageable and the boat was
left at the mercy of the rough waves.
There were some 200 men aboard. a
great number of whom were lost. The
vessel was old and had been pronounc'
ed unsafe.
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ATLANTA, IA, FEn. :, is5s.
Iiiiar Iaisriar -asIhsk
LEARNING here that my
name has heen brought before the Peaple Cd inooln
county as Candidate for Assessor, and recelyin-
many argent solicitations even at this distance, 10
msks the race, you will please anRounee sub
Jet To the action of the DemoIaiic party.
NJ y. bEPNuN.
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ROygE sOrNTy VIRUS.
Dasrsfie

FEnRrARy &, ISIS.
MARRIAGE.
IN this place on III, 2nd inst, Lewis u
johnson was married to Miss Matilda Bell'
MctiinniS, Of Garrard The ceremony wa
performed 10y the Rev. II. NJ. Linncy.
CNNuto URso COMING.
/ Our citizens will have the pleasure o
attending an entertainment given by Ia
milo l'rso. on Friday evening .....A theat
rical toap, arrived M Monday, to rcmair
the entire week.
DrNrn 90 FRANK MOCK.
Frank Mock who accidentally shot him.
self about two weeks agp, died this morn
ing His Snilcrines during this time have
been terrible, anil il isa relief to know
that his miserics on earth are forever end
ed The fihe,al service. will take place at
the resiiepce e lbs father. Mr. Lewis
MICK. on Tomorrow morning At ! o'clk.
rnr GRrAr AND oooD EVANGELIST.
Rev. George q. Barnes arrived last Sat
urday aud preached his first sermon IN
SUNDAY morning in the Christian Church.
Only one convert as vet, although the
meetings have been exceedingly well atien-
icd- the bnilding being filled with scarce
~ standing room left. We hope Mr.. B's
eflolis will he rewarded with abundant sue
cess, but To n cospel-hariened people as
We hclicvc those Of Danville TO he, il will
he an uphill business. at Is hard To kick
against the pricks."
PFRsoSAL.
Misses Annie Phillips, Rena Walker and
Mary Barbce, stopped over night at the
"Clemcns House" on Monday. These
voting ladies were on their way home from
'Georgetown, where III, " have been attend
ing school. On account Of Scarlet Fever
among some Of the scholars, the school has
dsbanded for the session ..... Miss Iva N.Y.
ers, left town last week for visit to friends
near Louisvile......M Miss $. +. Riker, Of
lIarrodsbnrg, spent few moments with
Us yesterday. Miss Eunice Harlan, who
has been visiting friends in Frankfort. re-
turned this week.
KILLED ny A FALLING TREE.
Stonewall, about ~ or ~ years Of age,
son Of Mr.. Thomas Lillsrd, Of Boyle coun-
iy, was instantly killed on Saturday mCrn-
ing last, bv a failing tree. He had gone,
in company with his father and little
brother younger than himselfto the woods,
where a tree was being cat down to catch
some squirrels that were in il. and they
were told by their father to stand in GER
tain place, he and the men at work think
ing that the tree would fall in a different
direction; but when it did fall it went eI-
actly in the direction Of the little boys.
They tried to get ont Of the way. by jump.
ing over fierce near by and had Just
gotten over when the tree fell, a limb stri.
king Stonewall on the head, killing him
His little brother happened to
be closer to the fence than himself and the
protection afforded BY It saved him, or both
would doubtless have been killed. His
funeral was preached on Monday last, by
Ed. |. Rogers, and his remains inferred in
the Danville Cemetery. Eco.
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Ir will be seen by our Legislative
reports that An act re-establishing the
whipping post has been passed by the
House. This is goCj, but when the
Senate passes il il will be better. and
when We see some sneak thief get nine
and thirty on his naked back it will
be the superlative Of our delight. We
hope Speaker Turner'S bill against
carrying concealed weapons at all. will
become q law.
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A niLL has been offered in the Ohio
Legislature to allow criminals con.
dcmncd to death to choose the man.
nor Of their taking Oh" Hung. shot
or cloriiormed to death will he the
nuoetion