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Indian appropriation Bill For 1891.

WASHINGTON. June 2.-Tne Indian appropria-
ton bill for the fiscal year of 1871 has been
completed by the House committee. It carries
an appropriation of $4,000, which is somewhat
below the appropriation for the current fiscal
year 1t includes an appropriation of SGO,00O to
enable the secretary of the interior to employ
practical farmers in addition to The Indian
agency farmers now employed, at wages not ex-
ceedlng $40 per month to superintend and di-
rect such Indians as are making efforts for
sef-support. For the support of Indian day in
oustrlai schools and other educational pur-
poses, S772, $50 is appropriated and for the con-
Structon on Indian reservations of school
buildings and Ienairs TO huildinrs S1nn nCn
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First Attack on Census Enumeration.

NEW YORK. June 2.--The census enumerators
Degan work this forenoon. One of them. I.ouis
marks, met with warm reception in a LIQUOR
store on East Forty-tifth street. He was uncer
enormously hustled out amidst volley of beer
glasses Marks then returned to the place
the information he desired. He reported The
matter at the main Office and was told to write
out his story, which would be forwarded to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-03
A Fire in a Tenement Bouse.

ST. LOUIS June "A tenement house on
Franklin avenue took fire early this morning.
Part of the second floor was occupied by George
Sclotham and family. Schlotham, his wife and
Two children were badly burned Schlotham's
rather, aged seventy, was asphyxiated The
wife of Charles Hauss was badly burned and
her child was rendered unconscious Several
OF the injured may die. The loss of the fire is
small. -
George Hyde, lessee, has been arrested ON
suspicion ofhaVing fired the building.
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Morris PARK Racao

MORRIS PARK, June 2.-Mile and an eighth
Eon won, Niagara second, Gypsy Queen third
Time IS.
Mhe-Clarendon won, DR.. Helmuth second,
KING Bridge third. Time-1:411I.
Half mile-Mary Stone won. Gold Dollar
second, Martha Washington third, Time
h1ve-eighths of mile-CIaudine won. Pris-
CHA second, Evangeline third. Time-59%.
Three-fourths of a mile-CiyiI Service wo,
F i.1olf second, Fordham third. Time
Seven.eighths of a mile-Arab won, Dalsyrian
second. Pelham third. Time :27IS.
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Clcmanceau Must Go.

Especial TO TIE HERALD-Examiner Gable i
PARIS June 1.-Clemanceau mas at last dug
his own grave. Those who knew the rabid
Frenchman shook their heads when he became
leader OF the Radical party, and said it would
not last very long. His conceit. il now appears
Is more than his followers could stand. and
after mutterings among the majority turned into
a tull-sized roar, and they are now determined
10 Gust him from his present position. The
Radicals are now looking around for new
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NEW YORK, June "A Washington special to
the Nat ana Express says: Major Mckinley
said this afternoon: 1.-The silver bill will be-
come law by the act of this session although
1t is not sure thing by any means There is a
demand for it from every direction, and do not
think we ought to adjourn before the silver bill
is passed. The House will devote itself to the
measure within few days.
Yes, this will be long session. We will
not adjourn, IN my Judgment until late in Aug
ust. The Senate will talk tariff for whole
month, think.
NO, don't believe we will pass either the
federal nor the nti-gerrymandering bill.
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LatOnia Races.

LAToNIA, KY, June -Three-year-olds and
upward, mile and seventy yards-Brookful won.
Brown Duke second, Lucy P third. Time
Three-year-old colts, mile-Uncle Bob won.
:422l. Inc
Free handicap, three-year-olds and upward.
mile and o1e-sixteenth- Hypocrite won
Catalpa second, Climax third. Time-1:479{
ward. mile and an eighth-Prineess Bowling
won Posemont second, Glockner third. Time
Two-year-olds, five and half furlonps-
War Plot won, Emma Fields second. Jeanette
third. Time-l:1OlS 'N''-i0 O'0
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A Republican CaucEs.-

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Republican eau
Gus tonight, after prolonged discussion. in
structed the Representatives in the house to
insist upon the service feature of the pension
plll ard endeavor to secure the inclusion of a
than S. per month.
The McComas anti-gerrymandering bill was
next taken up and discussed at length. The
sidered. Lodge and Rowell presented their re-
port. After their explanation, the caucus adj
lourned leaving them, as well as the McCoplas
Dill. Tor anosher caucus. Silver legislation was
not preached
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NO Silver Legislatton likelv.

CHICAGO, May "A Neaes Washington special
says 1t is not at all probable there will be any
silver Legislation at this session of Congress.
me markets for bullion show during the
last week that this impression is not only preva-
lent IN the most reliable congressional circles
mere, but in Wall street. There has been an
unloading of bullion within the last few days
winch has cepres sed prices, and it is likely that
there VIII be a still flrther decline
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Jack Rolen Rests Tommy snrka

NEW ORLEANS, June 2.-Jack Rolen. of Gin
cinnati, easily defeated Tommy Burke, of Bos
ton, in fight to finish with five ounce gloves
before the Audubon Athletic club tonight. for n
purse of 5000 The fight lasted eleven rounds.
remarkably O"ii
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Defending Bismarck.

BERLIN, June 2.-The Hamburger Nactrictten
defending Prince Bismarck from the reproach
that in his interview with Russian and
French Journalists he has conEded in the
enemies OF the empire, declares that only those
who desire war can object to the Interviews in
question. Many OF the FreIsinnige associations
have adopted resolutions declaring the militarv
blll should be defeated unless the term service
be reduced
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A Man Killed in SpringyIlIe,

SPRINGvLLE, June Especial to THE HER
ALD.l-A- man named Davis, from Spanish
Fork was accidentally killed here to-day bv
falling from the tongue of his wagon while tax
ing down the checks to water his horses. 1t is
thought he must have been kicked by one of the
horses, as an ugly wound was found at the back
of his head which no doubt caused his death.
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Ed Smith in New York.

Especial tc THE Observation-Disclosures Dispatch
NEW YORK, June ED Smith, the Denver
pugilist who recently kept Peter Jackson busy
for five rounds in Chicago, is in town and will
begin TO train to-day, near this CITY, for his fight
with Jim Daily, OF Philadelphia. which takes
place at the Erie County Athletic club June l6
Mllllam Muldoon viii train Smith
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-03

Especial to TIE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch
DRESDEN, June FL BY cable to the New York
Herald An immense audience assembled to
WITNESS the opening OF Buffalo Bits Wild West
SHOW yesterday The performance was pro-
nouneed . success. The riding Of the COWBOYS
ana Colonel Cody's shooting on horseback was
reKelaIlon 10 the citiZens OF this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-03
Prosecutions for Labor Law violations

CHICAGO, June 2.-The statement is pub.
1shed here this evening that special agent
Will soon begin proceedings against the officers
OF the Master Carpenters and Builders asso-
cation for violation of the contract labor law in
of strikers u 49, ~ PiiOo
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HALIFAX, June 2.-The reports in London
papers that war ships and an artillery battery
are leaving here for Newfoundland are false
The editor. of the ColoRist and a Observation-Disclosures
delegate say there viii be no armed conflict.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-03
BrookIyn Iin Roofers, Strike.

NEW YORK, Jnne 2.-The tin roofers of
Brooklyn have struck for eight hours. Should
an attempt be made to employ non-union men
other house building trades will also go out.
Matthew Morgan, widely known artist died
this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-03
Heavy Storms at Panama,

PANAMA. June 9-On May 90, severe
thunder and rain storm passed over this CITY.
AT Laboca the Pacific terminus of the canal
works, lightning struck repeatedly and one
flash killed workman The rain was the
heaviest and most prolonged this season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-03
Naval Academy. Board of Visitors.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 2.-The board of visit
ors to the Naval academy were officially re-
celved this morning with the usual honors. and
proceeded to inspect the academy.
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To Petition Gladstone.

LONDON, June 2.-The Women's Liberal fed
Grafton Will present memorial to Gladstone
asking him TO include the franchise TO
women in the programme of issues at the next
general election Tor members of parliament.
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A Wonderful Ride by a Cossack Officer.
Special to THE acknowledgements rroh,o

ST. PETERSBURG, June Captain Pytshkof
young Cossack officer. who has ridden one
horse from eastern Siberia arrived in ST
Petersburg Wednesday, having covered 6005
miles He was received q great ovation in
the Russian capital from all classes of people
ana already is social lion. The animal that
carried bin is a little shaggy pony.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-03
Election Day In Oregon.

PORTLAND, Ogn.. June Am election was
held in this state to-day for congressman. state
and county officers. including members of the
I n{e1 VINO Will choose a successor to
Mitchell in the United States Senate.
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Eartbouaka in Paw,

LIMA, June 2. = The severest earthquake
shock experienced in many years occurred at an
early hour this morning. 1t was followed by
two other shocks which, though milder than the
first, were of more than average severity, NV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-03
Bishop O,Connor,s Funeral.

OMAHA, June 2.-There were 1000 people in
the funeral cortege which followed the remains
OF Bishop O'Connor to the crypt of ST. Philo
mems cathedral. One hundred and fifty bish-
ops and priests were present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-03
a Colorado Divorce.
Especial to THE HERALD-Exarniuer Disnatcb

NEW YORK, June 2-Annie Winterield a
teacher in the female department of Grammar
School IA, claims TO be the victim of a fraudu-
lent divorce obtained by her husband about a
month ago in Colorado, where he resides. His
name is Ephraim Winterfield The couple were
married June 20, 1850. a year ago he began to
neglect and finally deserted her. She secured n
lawyer and private detective and obtained
evidence against him with view to a divorce,
but they sold out her interests to her husband
and a month later he went to Denver
Mrs W1nterheld heard no more of her hus-
band, until month ago when shd received
thr' IN the mails, a peculiar message from
Denver:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-03
For SALE.

Horse. phaeton, harness and first-class
Jersey cow. Enquire of
WILLIAM MCKAY,
-l21 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-03
Cincinnati Carpenters Strike.

CINCINNATI. June 2-The carpenters, strike
agreed upon yesterday is accomplished. To-day
!, IUO men stopped work. Union and non-union
men unite in the demands
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Denver Really Transfers for Nov

DENVER June 2. Especial, telegram to THE
HERALD.l-The realty transfers for May were
$500, 7sa, This beats anything outside of
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The Emperor warns Bismarct

LONDON, June "A dispatch from Berlin
says: The Emperor has informed Prince Ris-
marck that if he does not stop his press utter.
ingS the result will be serious
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PANAMA, June 2.-The whole Of the country
comprised in Arruscania, Chill, is infested with
hordes of bandits, and atrocious crimes are
snceaedinG each other with alarming rapidisT.
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Lynched.
Murdered His Mistress

HATr1EBsURG, Miss, June :2.-George Ste
venson, colored, was lynched to-day for an at
tempted outrage on a white woman
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Max Rosenberg Injured.

CHICAGO, June MAX Rosenberg, the we'll
known actor and theatrical manager, was badly
injured this afternoon by being run down bv q
street car -A ny O
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Judge Williams, of the Commission. III.
Mckinley on rho Silver Ri1I

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June "A Gazette
special from Hope says Judge Williams, of the
Utah commission. is very ill
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An Enumeration Suicides.
Hordes of Bandits

NEW YORK. June AIT the close Of his first
day of work as census enumerator, Frank MaGt
committed suicide.
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Editor wildman Confirmed.
Political Matters in Brazil.

WASHINGTON, June .-R. Wildman, of Idaho
consul at Singapore
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Norwich. Conn.

norwich, Conn.,, Elects Democratic Mayor,
NORWICH June 2.-Ihe Democrats elected
the mayor to-day, the Republicans securing the
remainder OF the ticket.
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Pittsburg stonecutters strike.

PITTsBURG, June 2-Seven hundred stonecut-
tiers struck this morning for an advance of
wages.
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Bouden & Jenkins Failure.
Newfoundland Fisheries Troub,o

NEW YORK, June 1.-The failure of Bouden &
jenkins is announced in the stock exchange.
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Especial to THE MISUNDERSTANDING Dispatch
NEW YORK, May 2.-The Herald has this news
nom Rio de Janiero May 4, 1880: The last rumor
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state of Colorado,
hArraDahOe County

I'm the county court within and for said
county of Arrapahoe.
You have been divorced"
There was no signature or date to this re-
markable communication. The address ON the
envelope was IN the handwriting of her nus
band. Investigation reveals that a divorce had
been granted by Judge Miller, of Denver, on the
ground Of desertion
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a Portuguese Novelist Dead.
Buffalo Bill in Dresden.

LISBON, June 2.-Senoor Branco, the novelist
is 0end
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Notice to Henry County Voters.

Every voter who has the interest of his
county at stake and believes in home rule,
will please to remember that he would serve
his Ecounty and home iwell, he will see
that all his buildings are we'll painted with the
Masury Railroad Paint sold so very cheap at
Saur & Balsley's Drug and Book Store. He
will also see that al his rooms are we'll pa
pered and made comfortable as possible for
the coming winter. This can be done very
economically and made to look very fine by
making selection from that large stock of
papers now offered so cheap in the special
wall paper sale at Saur & Balsley's. This
house also has special lot of fine cloth win
dow shades ready made and mounted ON the
latest improved spring rollers, which are also
in this sale and any one who buys them will
certainly secure bargain. Call and see
these goods.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-11
Keen Your Ewes Open.

Every man ought to have two eyes open
when he's awake and not close more than one
when he sleeps. It is the man with his eyes
open, the wide awake man as we call him
who sees the opportunities of life, sees them
and sizes them. Nothing escapes him. The
sleepy man walks down Perry street and sees
only number of stores, all somewhat alike;
the wide awake man sees an air of business
about the Eagle Clothing House, the goods
catch his eye, he looks, he prices, he buys.
You never catch wide awake man passing
the Eagle Clothing House. He knows they
carry the largest stock of clothing, mems
furnishings and hats in the city, being the
leaders Of low prices. Mr.. Myers will not
allow himself to be undersold by competitors.
Take our advice, save yonr money-Mr. Ny
ers' will save you money on any article you
buy of him. he wants your trade and II low
prices and gentlemanly treatment is an in
ducement to you, he will catch you. Try him.
New fall and winter suits arriving daily, and
they are handsome. tt B
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The Fair,

As we go to press TUESDAY afternoon) the
different departments of the fair are rapidly
filling up, and, if we should Judge from sp.
pearances and the number of entries made
the display will exceed that of any previous
exhibition, and the fair to be the best held in
this part of the State this year. The attend.
ance will be large, should the weather be pro-
pitious. Thursday, no doubt, the jam will
be immense, fer on that day Prof. Williams
will drop from the clouds, which is feat all
wish to see, and the people from far and
near will be here. Some excellent races have
been arranged, and as the society has pre-.
pared comfortable grand stand for the
patrons of the fair, one can witness the
ring performances with more comfort than
in past years.
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Pomona Grange Meeting,

The Henry County Pomona Grange will
meet Sept 18th, at 10 O'Clock a. M. in the
forenoon, at the Harrison Grange hall, bust.
ness by the grange in forenoon. Afternoon
there will be an open meeting and all farm
ers are especially invited to attend and 9th.
ers who wish to. The object of the afternoon
session is to take into consideration the utili-
ty or otherwise of farming and Henry coun-
ty farmers institute according to the State
laws of Ohio. Let all come and take part in
deliberations and let us start the ball rolling,
we want 80 names to begin with in order to
secure a charter. JOSEPH LEATHERMAN,
2t Secretary.
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Annie E. Owen, Sec.
Theatre.

The Eagan comedy company playing al
the rink opera house this week is one of tn:
best repertoir companies on the road. The
people comprising it we're selected from the
best talent obtainable-their plays are clear
cut, bound to please and are staged in excel
lent shape and Mr.. Eagan has the reputation
of being one of the best amusement managers
in the country. The following plays will be
produced by the Eagan comedy company
durnig the week: The new comedy drama
Flake" the great society drama
Filtration" the beautiful southern drama
"a Mountain Pink" and the greatest of all
farce comedies, "3 wives to one husband"
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION NEAR
HAMLER.
One Man killed and Another
Wounded.

At about 8 o'clock last Saturday morning
the residents of Hamler and surrounding
country were startled by loud report. Upor
investigation it was found that the boiler in
the tile works of Dangler q Cation, located II
miles southwest of Hamler, in section Is, had
exploded. The engineer, John Henderson,
was killed, and the Eged father Of Mr.. Cator
badly injured. The shed containing the
boiler was demolished and some damage dont
to other buildings. The cause of the explo
sion is not known, but the general p 'nion il
that carelessness upon the part of the engin
eer wrought the distraction and his untim ely
death.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

+. A. N.
Napoleon Lodge No. 2a6, meets every Tuesday
on or before the full moon.
I. o. o. +.
Napoleon Lodge No. EGO, meets every Wednesday
at /. o. o. +. Hall.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Napoleon Council, No. 1856, meets the first and
third Tuesdays Of each month at K. of L. Hall.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
Napoleon Council No. 512, meets the first and
third Thursdays of each month ct K. of L. Hall.
SONS OF VETERANS.
Belknap Camp, No. S43, meets the FIRST and third
Mondays Of each month ct g. A. R. Hall.
g. A. R.
Choate Post No. g. meets the FIRST and third Fri.
days Of each month ct G. A. z. Hall,
Z Of L.
Local Assembly No. .5S5s meets every Wednesday
af Z. Of L. Hall.
K. Of P.
Morrison R. Waite Lodge No. 2s4, meets every
Thursday ct K. of P. ball.
MAUMEE VALLEY COUNCIL.
Nationsl Union, No. 400, meets FIRST and third
Mondays Of each month at X. Of L. Hall.
MAUMEE VALLEY ENCAMPMENT.
No. i32, meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month att o. o. F. Hall.
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Star Hose Co. Ball.

This evening occurs the long looked fol
and much talked of ball, at city hall. The
Stars have perfected all necessary arrange.
ments for this occasion and intend looking
after the welfare of their patrons in such g
manner that will win lsurels for them. AT.
ter you have enjoyed the day at the fair or else
where. remember that the biggest enjoyment
in the evening for you and your ladies is al
the Star Hose Company Ball.
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Lectures.

A series of lectures will be delivered a
Mcclure, O., in the U. B. church on the eve
nings of the third Thursday of each sue
cessive month under the auspices of the W
G. T. q. Lectures to be given by the following
named persons, each selecting their own sub
ject:
Rev. Sinclair, Aug. 2s; ]. W. Myers, Sept
1s; W. s. Philpott, Oct. 16; ]. Shelter, Nov
20; W. W. McCurdy, Dec. 18; s. A. Myers
Jan. %: A. Wilford, Feb. q.
No admission fee will be charged; every.
body invited to attend. ...,.
JENNIE ANrHENY, Pres.
Annie F. Owen Sec
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Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for at the Ma
poleon, Ohio, Post-O Office, for the week end
ing September II, 1880:
Bertha White, @. P. Bissell, Frank Nc
Feeters, Ed. Myers.
Foreign-Kasper Gustermuth and q. A.
Cooper.
Persons calling for letters will please say
they are advertised, and give the date.
D. M. JONES, p. M.
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A pearl gray postal card smaller than the
present one will be made for the use of wo-
men, and the present size will continue to be
made. This reminds the New York Sun "of
the philosopher who had large cat and small
kitten, and wanted to makeit convenient for
these animals to get in and out of the wood
shed without opening the door. He sent for
carpenter and told him to make two holes
through the lower part of the door. The
large one was for the cat and the small one
for the kitten" Bro. Wanamaker is a
genius ,'.
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FEATHERLY-SI1aHr.-On the 9Th day of
September, 1890, by W. A. Tressler, ]. p,
Mr.. Daggebet Featherly and Mrs. Mary E.
Slight, all of Monroe township, Henry coun-
tv Ohio