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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
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at, 9is ssaf 8aI5eM=S t9eI
nirO d6nli6 inte Bic feinft=fren55FI@e MuFfsDOfe
aebanobabt unb fpielt 500 Stiife, non einein
@aL3er bis CUR 6pinne, nit ribttgem Son unO
SAT-.
uto unterbGlt 5ebn nal rnebr. -9ieie Or9et lit Die
@oufommenbett Der Muiif= SSnftrultente unb oos
9r6Bte uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %Snfrnment lie
opr Das pubIifuln 9ebradt. %-
9ieEes Mudfaliide @eunber bat feline Rapters
rnllen, 1onbern proDujirt Die Wuiit permitteIt
elmer gBat3e NIT einseiebtett Metaafiften dbnli9
elmer Gpiel=l1br.
Sic ipielt aIrd0en=M ufif, NsGrihc, NaIser,
Nplfos. 9Grsc. c0ernStiife, &rIfSfiener, 10
snt ME ieOe orasI; Ni4ts 9aSeneres oDer 10
B !Ssi; ses Sc ss sl 6 Igaft MaFf' Yrets mr. SIS,
in pradbtnnn eeSdnit;ten @ebGitfe,t. NIT Muff.
8eitele Elm Snitrument. On pirit erftaunelt rnS
srfreut fein. @enn e G. D; ael3idt ienee $3.50
Or9el. Scribe bur1 Sc b=@npeiTun9, r~e9iitrirs
ten Srtef ober burd @gpreB. Mbreifre:
FIX. KLENK, IS Frankfort ST..
NEW YORK, N. Y.
IQnft q mn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

p8arum aiebt es I'M Siiben ber 8ers
Staoten 10 piele 9anbitreider 2" - vWeil's
I'M Noroen 10 niel 9lrbeit alebt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
Der1tisfe GrGeu.


SoIoenbe 9erIonen ober bercn grben fiub erinbt,
llb tpe9en @in3tebnng Der no9ltebenoen @r6lfaften
lofort an Serr1 8. Wtarfipprtb, be1tIder @bpptat
IN @t1Ctrnati Ohio. Direct 3u mertoen. 9erIelDe Bee
iprgt natbfteGe1oe lpie aGe Grbi9often lno 0e1tibe
Ge1ts9el0afte prompt uno btatg:
6. @6. s. Cirrus aus 98tesboben; Grben nDr q
Sendler aug Oberlpeieri Grbet pDr s. 6. 9rebler 9eb.
Bod aus S5rautIurt; @rben ppn g. Gg9ert aus 0r.=
2elepiB; grbeu BON S. 8. Gnbel aus 8ranben6nr9;
s.. Stl0er aus NltDetnl; G~rteoertfe g.. 8. unb SDbanne
g. Sotter aus &Dni9sbronn; 6. 9erlano aus gel
marsbuuIen; q. s.. Spelele aus Shalbetut; Grben BON
8ar6ara SoH aus gteiles q. %; @rber BON s..
9rDeGufe; Is. s. 9a0ermann aus &orb; w. Is. 9artE
mann 9eb. W}t9elTeloer aus Nbltatt; 8. 9%alfntoHn aus
@elDerotb; Grben upn Is S. Ut. Sedlault aus Ser=
lin; Grben pon 3. Serntart 9eo. S%lbunIanlt 9slHonntI
M,ueler aus Gonneburg; .. t2tt9nt&nn aus geflI9d
S. 90. 9. SoDiprun9 aus 8Osltn; grben BON lb
9ahlbobm; Gpa Snig aus 9onnersoorf; g.: y. sung
aus 8erltn; %. SSunoSlut aus SberbauIen; @rben bon
81. &Dpf aus &enpol3; ". GlurnbboI5 aus 3Banoers:
leben; s. &rar1 aug 9tl9olsbaulen; s.. &ubn aug
Sdfpaufelo; AiargoretDe un0 9DrotDed &oaT9o aus
Mtdelou; 6. q. &on9reen aus Santbur9; s. StttarlI
aus 8rufert; Grben pon s. Wtt1el aus Stl19etrpoloe;
Grben bon &. SO. Mturtnert aus gun5lau; v NteteI
aus Gber.Qrietldbeu; Grben BON N. 4SaeBplo geb: Soer|
aus Briesn1B; s. 50. =. ltno 8. 6. 3. YIannfnfDe dlsI
Somburo; @rbe11 pon s.. 6. Geuter aug 9er5o9s=l
maloe> GltIe 9toB aus Spnnersoort; =. y. S0aeIefI
Deb. Mt1elfeloer aus Wiebl1nge1i Grbeit Don 81
S9ntitt aus gltmann; Grbet bon Y; S0ol5 aus Stts
lin; @rbet DON g. S9utuder aus Setttll9en; &oroltneI
@Guturrer aus Weins6erg; @rbe1 BON US. llttlolo alsI
Bad; Ghrttine. @britialt lb, s.. nereg. SteoetleoG en-
uuO s. perch. Gletnnt aus Mbitott; IS. So9el aus 9tI=
teshetm; @rben ppu sSobanne Mf. @. No9eI aus SeIeuil
Grben pm g. @alter geb. 9obler; @r6eI non III. 2SelBI
aus &rattenberQ, Semeinoe Sallera; WG MteoenHlannI
aug unterboebrtnqeu; @rben BON y. WSoHDtunoI IVY
8erlin; Grben BON E. Is. 2SplI 1AS Tol9u"'t"'' So
Merner aus 8reltbaG.
~.L E,%.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

INr SIUO. N5Ir O~erierherl biefe fb6tte iNr. Der reoiHrirte
gSols frst. fir 1tilr s: SO; aeblt elmer feine1 golDplattirtelt
SFeffe' 9oer. toer 90 Seiits elnlbift, erbdlt lie Der Grprek
Se6e ganf. j3eitnng ooer 6anoelsaaentur fam tsnS
loge fret. @ apreffire '' ~"
Rational Silver Co., 81 Warren St., New York, N. Y.
19nft q mn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
Spe5ielIe OfertG uOn }eiertOgsqel6en6en
1lnier ~rotbiammtcmer Observation-Disclosures,
SehGlter.

9erIelbe 1T z 3on fang, s
3oa brett. BRET 3Da bid. iits
! Denotg lit berielbe in fmiiitftz
lerti6er @eiie peraiert, uno
entbQlt "A 8o9en feinites
Srtefpapier, "a bitp Gnpe.
1opes. einen iplib=Iilbernen
Dentl6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
neueiter Contribution, lppntit
man 5000 mnrtp 5hrpihprt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
11ujer 4rober i~Qmitrtrter Gatalo0

ent6dlt be5dmorene 3eusniHe un6 2ilber BON 2emen, meGde turrt tuprben Tnb,
iOwie ene Site bot &ranf6eten, flr helbe bte @artel beionbers empfp6len
ietOens, une 6 anDers n aaf9ans gassanft Ir 5e aS @s 80 Ste 7 rs Safoi gu II
marfn on ireenb cine &breHe berianbt. Cine NbDanbtun9 uMr grIde, furmt
burd eRfrHbe 8ru6bdn6er, 6 Gents.
gir 6aben etnen 0entben GorrefpOnOenten 1T Der Saupt.SfTte gu
Gbnago, ST..
DIE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT APPLIANCE CO.,
saapt=ofFee 1t eindse Sabrif:
1918 State gtr, GDicago, 81.
SEEN Sort Office, 826 groaOwaD.
9as gr6bte elGftrii1e @irtelsGtabl;Heuten Oer gSeIt
grwdbmt ohe 8euuna, pmn Sbr at us 1bretbt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
Elm Feiertags- ceschenk.
Wft rot1em 81hf9=@ommt 9efHttertes
Gau6er=Gtut

tentrphr unb gernffeinnttnbtGt unb iiIbernem gea
f9loe. 9iefe1be fam bebufs Gteint9uug ansetnonber=
eeupntmen tperoe1t. Sabafbdnbler %perfanfen blelelee
nint INTER $500. 9os GtIi entbdlt oub cine gtgors
renipibe BON ebtent M}eeridaum nit @erniteinr1nnbs
ftilG, bic ment9ftens 4 Soil. mertD 1T. SaS @tlt tit
ouBen nit rDthem SoWtmt ~iberaueeI nnb ber 9em6bn=
Ii6e 8reis mar $1,000. I'm uu1ere Waoret et15ntlb
rem, ieuoen mir Gud1 SbieeS fir SO @ents, 8oratsbe=
.sobInn9. SIM Sale es nt9t 9efdGt, 6eblen MIR bo5
Gelo Sarid. 8teie Offerte Gilt bios flr Sol1s. 1pel0e
$500. @dtctt SO Gents ein unb bieie an3ei9e on 2Sts.
Wiai0ms, 125 Soutb 9o1ftebtraBe @Bicagu,
oaiupis. 23uo4tlpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

Rothe 6dnoe

Rothe 3dnoe
tperben blenoeno peiB uub sart bnrdD @ictprio Cream.
aud a~rbeitcnbe 9amel erbalten burtb o~eitielben p1ne
grbeitsit6rnnQ 5orte. ipatBe 6dnoe. 9os 9ufipringen
Der @dnbe miro gang beieiti9t. Nreis pro Sii0ie $lO0
nit @ebrau16anlpeiiung. Port0irei %Deriau0t. 8.
0errer, so gtGiIan Ctr, gtelp Dprf. 30roo5@
ON permtetben: 9ie @nBpiae, @is, @rauereis
y III eutem 9etriebe ~befinoltD. lit rnter aune6nr,
barren 8e0inQuitoen an perrlttetben. Gdbere 9ustnnft
ert0eilt: AloDs @riunt, @aBpiQe. gis. 161o4lp6
ON perpn0ten. pber ouf lon9e 3ett unD inter
y biatgclt 8ebiugun9en Ill perfoufen: 6 Carmen,
1e6s 100 Nfer nit MoDubduier uno Staaun9en. fDn.
len ouf 3 ober 5 Sabre %gemtethet meroen. g9inoom
fpeIliGeu Nttnnefoto. @elti9 Sen uuo @ofIer ouT
ie0er 5or,t. SD oerpodte fir eit 0rittel Der Grnts
ober perntietbe fir Sail. aoreiiire liir ndbere @uss
funIt: 8auI 9 eyer, gSluoout, W}inueIota.
l6uoDkr0S
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

fam. Dbae Sintr na9iulet 5u mirIen uno ouBer0ert
erhalt er oleS S6reibnotertaL baS nlon iib pilni8en
fonn. :gtdntlth einen gleiitift lrb en Sbi4blatt.
&uBen tit Der 8ebdlter init rotDen Sanmt bebeCt ino
9onbel ein5ufi9ten, ienoen mir Sub bieIel6e geger
@tnIcnoung BON 66 @ents. 8e5obtuf9 int NDrNuS
unb sottsfatipn garontirt pber bas @elb lpirb suriicf.
9e5ablt. 9ieie Gfferte Gilt 6lDB fir 9iejenigeu. mel9e
llnfere Maoreu %etufl6ret lpoaen, Ionit rctDnen mir
$4.09. Sditt 66 Gents nno bieie an5ege OF
8ttt. @tuiattS, I25 g. S0lfteoitr. Ghicogo, 81.
Tret. Die eriten 100 8eitclungen erbalten fret
elm Boor nergOloster 9iaInantobriu9e, etnen ~gplbener
fran5DlI6en 8iamantring, etten fron5bii9et golbe.
men @emoenfnopf uno ett 8aor Man ldettenfn0pie.
Sit Sud. 23nop4pD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

guioneu, peG6e Bel ben ausfeuern ppn 8eugntmn grfunbtunsen et5u5hben
mIni1en, honen, Tim f9 elmer @ntport Su paTdern, tbren G6riben en franfrtes,
nit iIRr MbreGe perebenes gpumrt befIgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

N. vOu bait alio Deinen Grbi6aftsi
proseB ~getponnen uno fannit nun enoli6,
mte gu es 10 LANCE gerpInlht, mad Stalten
reilen ?"-8. ugiein, i6 bletbe in GDts
cago. glber mein 81 Duocat reiit auf bret
Wonate na6 Mtonoco."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

49, Ser S1Oea
Gleftrii6r@ artel
=AEEzzs=lz nebH SnbeD6r
Z.sSs6@SMSN VT aurtrt
1z1==.ag== Sltute, @rotii@e ntto
Or q " Owen. Nerneots &rart0ettett.
eta a sntms no Dsst Elm 8aaeanph1 BON $4,000 godrbnt, V 81 opm; eteg4aasr
6nT d in an 1s1~1s ehe ctr Gna@ S s4 :g ds HmS@Te i in @n' ss grOappaG mp gmt
e ea4 @f m imSt Ismss sHs Dranmmhi5 tr snaooen Dnn2 amnansss s" @ssmm aSn t smnSr
%sts BON imao elmer be- Opesn oHom faHfn 5Hmn Ha Oomf Daa@n Oab bic 7"n a@'"
&ta4tebettem Deridbieoe4ter 9Grt 9ebe51t~
Benoriss:
9ununstpn, Smb, i. gusuF 1891.
Die Omen electric Self & Npprone gp.
Sn boil @rwtOerung Sbres @eebrhn bon a. Sni . s, III pI6em Sic mid TIM
metn rrhl be5agIib Der burb Die Gnuenbunq bs ST. Suen ehfri1en GIrtels err
51eten Refutae eruben fene hb barber fogenbes, Der 8abrbet 9emaBes 3ens@
nB aus:
9aB Der pon SBnen amgefuigte eefhibe @artI fehuer 9aueAdhsett wesen
tlt bin;
1b i8 felt flint Sobren Drort an aopfpe6 eerHtm bde, OoB mir Dos seben oa-
our9 berbhtert nuroe unb bB i'd III Den ORE tIebten ARonotm, ietbemi9 Sbren ea=
trf9en @irtet TRACE, Dhe S6mm5en nbt mebr aeabt babe;
9B Elm 6raun0 bh mir felt emgen Sabren an Gdmer5en i'm untIn SHe beg
neH19er ase nen Nonat onrb ben @ebraub SbeS eettrn9en @arelso oufaHos BON
benz 9eiben befet morben 1T;
9uB elm anbner 5reunb BON mir burb Se3flopFm fit mebrere Sabre lit Hehr
aooes9efabr l9pebte Uni DAB feh Gnenng Nonae, "a er etnen SDer eefrnben @nrtl
trdst, Die anfaue b@uenO fhener uO fbmader TO uD DoB r Der fefenuebr@ug=
un9tf, OB mad lanseren @ebronb Sr eethi6r @anIin aus bhier groBen 9ebens>
9dubr befpen pro;
SB ELM iumer GRann nmter 8efanntfbaft bur6 gRaeenliOen orbehsunfdbs ss
mabt unrbe nb felt etmgen Sawen besebi6 BEL ArGen ub 9atentaeeoidnen Sde
eGu9t bat, unD baB e in ben Iebten bier gSo9en, ba a eten Sber eeftri9en @IrtI
trd9t feline afa9eni9mer5eu mebr empfunoen bat unb DB aud in oGgemines Befne
ben in erfannttber 8efe T9 benert
y SDfa6tunsspon
antpn Setting.
9erionen, hde BEL ben ausHeuern boz 8ensnthen enunbsnngen en5u5aDem
mumhen .nDnen. Inn itch liner YnfDDrf Ill Dernderu thwm GdrIben en frQuHres,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

g.: vDa lit elm Oiann. Der 40 Sabre
fur cine neutrality-suspicious. 9eihafft bat.
SebE ut ct 5u alt gum Nrbeiten unb Die
@elealhaft 5ablt ibm ietn @ebalt rubig
tpelter." s.: uS6 CLAUDE feiu Wort oas
Don.N a.: Scr Alte bat Elm Drittel Der
Mctien Der @eleul6att."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

on p~erfoufem pber 5u pertan den: glt
y f0Dnes 8peiit6diges storehasS 9 sr a, SIme e' gulr
fothpii5C1en STRIDE. OfTerten on s n Staats5etfan9'
ND
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

Sic: vOie peiblide Stimme eignet it6
am belten fir's Selepbon." @r: 90 iagt
man. SIS l6etnt aber, oaB ie auh lonlt
gu Dielen 0inSen 81 brau6en it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

i. @~eitenI9nter5en, &iicfeni9mersen. iGipa6e gaie=
] rem unb &beumottsmus in elmer Minltte 9ebeilt
u onrD oas Gn1icmra Mmtt 9ain @nafter, DC.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
NSaar ! SD GeaAA8

SGWc 8 SD S
ols @arottie nit Set1 81,
geniiseno ; ben Jte1t (S5. {
iilait in oer grpreBsOffice
tto9osrt man it1 burd|
iubun8 bon benz Werth'
iiber5ruet bat. 9ie l1br,
Die mir bier 3ei9ett, lift Gin
l1ONe, "a far8$t0e,
tpIt0e G0tOctte plas
ttrte, 1tluI9elarti9e nbr.
Wir Iiefern 6errena uno
Oainerubretl. Sprinos'
befel, Infer auf 9ubineils
lager, s Sabre earontirt.
0ieie ubr lit 70 gut ala
cine fotioe ncLGetse ubr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

S0een fino fir oas @ebtrn, mas bi
Oi0bel fir Elm 3ilnmer itno. IS lit gut
penn man nibt nlebr bat, ais man gu
unter6rtngen fal1n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

Ser fiir3li6 peritorbene g}effe 6es eriten
.gtapoleon bat ieinen bret 6unoen toltz
bare Wormors@ rabmGler errt6tet. @r
Da6te tpobl nit Shopenbauer: vSe mebr
ib Die Wfenlhen fennen lerne, belto lleber
tperben mir Die 6unoe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
0as Sud- 3uut 2et6meb LADEN /!

o~nrdbnuS american.
Ga6rifattou. SSiir
9utes @eben iutrb
~9arantirt pber 0as
@elo uriiderfiottet
9ieie llbr fouu nidt
TO biuig pcrtauft
lperoen pie 10 pieIe
btGige %impDrtirte
ubreIt. User ooer
mDhte frog bes 9e-
ringen 8reisunter.
i6iebeS nibt lteber
cine llbr taufen nit
Der @arantie oas
SSabritaittet, bar
hieieIbe Is Sabre
ansbdlt, oo lie etn
ecbtes 9ofhaefiiQteS
@eDGnie bat. ipels
9es aug sipei 8lot.
ten foitben 6olpes
beiteBt, be iiDer elm
@ompDiitiouSmetaa
gelangt iino. Sic
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-05-28
New Series, Vol. 81, No %

and Flynn, two of the best known cap
tains in prison. Flynn was a modest
dark featured man of FIVE and thirty
from Indiana; Sawyer was a well-form
ed, light-haired captain of cavalry from
! New Jersey. Some months before this
Burnside hanged as spies two Confeder-
ate captains, whom he caught within
his lines in Kentucky. In retaliation for
this the Confederate authorities sent
down to Libby Prison and ordered two
Yankee captains to be selected by lots
and hanged. There were 113 blanks,
with two prizes, placed in hat, and
each captain was invited to select one.
1t was one of those rare lottery cases in
which each blank was worth more than
a fortune-it meant life. Sawyer and
Flynn drew the unlucky prizes, and
were at once taken from prison. Saw
yer was plucky, but very nervous. Flynn
babe goodbye to his friends and walk
ed off as eoolly as if hanging were the
most unimportant thing in the world.
1t is surprising how quickly in those
days of blockades, videttes, and guards
news flew from Richmond to Washing
ton and from Washington to Richmond.
Three days after this drawing a flag of
truce bore message to the Confeder-
ate lines. 1t said that General Fitzhugh
Lee of the Confederate army, then a pris-
oner in our hands, and another officer of
equal rank, had been ordered to the Old
Capital Prison in Washington, and that
they would be hanged as soon as it was
learned that Sawyer and Flynn had
been disposed of in the same way.
So there was no hanging, and the two
captains returned to Libby. Those
prizes turned out for the best in the end,
for some weeks after | reached Libby
Sawyer and Flynn were exchanged for
the officers who had been selected as
hostages for their lives.-N. Y. Times
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-05-28
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, H.,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she was
treated for month by her family physi-
elan, but grew worse; he told her she was
a hopeless rietina Of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her; her druggist
suggested DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption; she bought bottle and to
her delight found herself benefited from
first dose; she continued tsuse, and after
taking ten bottles, found herself sound
and is as well as she ever was. Free trial
bottles of this Great Discovery at Patter-
son X Sons drug store; large bottles soc
and 81. 2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-05-28
A TRIBUTE
TO MRS. M'KINLEY BY FLORENCE HUNT
LEY.

TO MRS. NJ 'KINLEY BY FLORENCE HUNT
Florence Huntley. in American Economist.
Mrs. Mckinley is another of the Ia
dies who, like Mrs. Harrison, favor
American silks and employ home dress
makers. Though an invalid aud rarely
seen in public, the wife of the distin-
guished Ohio Protectionist is one of the
daintiest of women in matters of dress.
She has particular fondness for soft
silks in pale shades of blue and delicate
grays, and while these are made with ev-
cry regard for ease and comfort they are
always well fitted, trim and stylish. In
spite of her long years of suffering and
semi-imprisonmentin their Ohio home
and at the Ebbitt House in Washington,
Mrs. Mckinley retains much of the
beauty that made her belle in Canton
twenty years ago, and, unlike so many
women in similar state of health, she
has never lost her pleasure in pretty
gowns and pride of personal appearance.
Rather might one say that she has never
lost the desire to delight her husbands
eve and win his admiration. In mat
ters of dress as well as in every other de-
tail of her circumscribed life, his ap-
proval and pleasure are her only consid-
Grafton, and when that grave, handsome
lover has expressed his pleasure that
particular gown becomes favorite cos
tune. 1t is almost impossible to speak
of this couple without reference TO the
mutual devotion that is perpetual
marvel to the members of our restless,
mismated condition. 1t is safe to say
that in the length and breadth of the
land cannot be found the wife of any
man so cherished, the husband of any
woman so adored, nor is there woman
of radiant health and loveliness who
queens it in the world who carries a
more quiet heart, or drinks more deeply
of the Joy of living. than this invalid of
many years shut out from the world
and its thousand interests. 1t is good
to have seen such pair once in life
time. 1t is good thing to have rea-
sonable doubt as to whether marriage is
failure.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-05-28
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
Of Ohio.
7 a x a ITO NJ.

SECTION 1. BE n resOlUed by the General Assem-
bly, of the State Of Ohio That proposition shall
be submitted to the electors of this State on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday in November,
1891, to amend Section =, of Article XII, of the
Constitution of the State of Ohio, so that it shall
read as follows:
ARTICLE XII.
SEC. 2. Laws may be passed which shall tax by
a uniform rule all moneys, credits, investments in
bonds stocks, joint-StOck companies, or other
wise and all real and personal property according
to the true value thereof in money. In addition
thereto, laws may be passed taxing rights, privi-
leges, franchises, and such other subjectnatterS
as the legislature may direct; but buryin! 'Ounds,
public SchOOl-hOuSes houses used eXclus.gely for
ppubiic yvorshin insfitufions of purely nnhlic
charity, public property used exclusively for
any public purpose, and other property, may, by
general laws, be exempted from taxation; and the
value of all property exempted shall, from time
to time, be ascertained and published as may be
directed by law.
SECTION O. At such election, those electors de-
string to vote for such amendment may have
placed upon their ballots the words " Taxation
Amendment-Yes," and those opposed to such
amendment may have placed upon their ballots
the words - Taxation Amendment-No
SECTION g. This amendment shall take effect on
the first day of January, 1892; -
Speaker of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
WIN. VANCE MARQUIS,
President of the Senate.
Adopted April "a, 1891.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
|, Daniel J. Ryan, Secretary of State of the
State of Ohio do hereby certify that the foregoing
is true copy of joint resolution adopted by tn.
General Assembly of the State of Ohio on the 24tl
day of April, A. ID. 1891, taken from the orlgina
| rolls filed in this Office.
! In testimony whereof have hereuntO subscrib
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-05-28

OHIO boys hold their own wherever
they may happen to be, in school or out.
At the final graduating examination at
the q. S. Naval Academy, at Annapolis,
Lewis Clark Lucas and Louis Rudolph
DeSteiguer, of Ohio, gave a good ac-
count of themselves, and were graduated
with high hOnOrS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-05-28

GREAT BRITAIN is now reported to be
jealous of the reciprocity treaty with
Brazil. The Democratic organs are
making much of the report, with the
usual partisan inability to see that if
true it makes mince meat of their
former assertions that reciprocity with
Brazil does not reciprocate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-05-28

THE overwhelming defeat of the
prohibition amendment at the Cincin-
natl convention will not cause the
the Prohibitionists to tumble over one
another to get into the swim of the new
movement The old parties will be
good enough for them, and they will be
greatly missed by the new party.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-05-28
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HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK.
THURSDAYS NEWS.

a heavy hail-storm that did great
damage passed over section of Arizona
and Texas.
The Republicans of Kentucky nom
mated Major A. G. Wood, of Mont
gomery county, for Governor.
A patent article in imitation of coffee
has been introduced to the trade in the
United States. 1t was discovered by
Swede.
The various reform organizations in
convention in Cincinnati, decided in
favor of political third party, and
named it the Peoples Party.
John Temple, eolored preacher of
st. Louis, while visiting in Evansville,
Ind, began whipping his wife. Warren
Gray interfered and Temple killed him
with club.
Rev. Henry Hamilton, a visiting
Baptist minister, while walking on
Fourth street, Cincinnati. was struck
on the head by a block of stone that
fell from building, and was killed.
FRIDAYS 5 NEWS.
Severe storms of wind and lightning
did much damage in the northern part
of Ohio.
The new election law passed by the
Democratic Legislature will cost the
city of Cincinnati $4,000.
President Harrison has issued proc
lamation declaring 100000 acres of
Indian land in North Dakota open to
settlement.
Lige Holland (colored) and Andy
Peekem (white) are under arrest, charged
with participation in the murder of
Daisy Reynolds, near Wiltshire, D.
An enmity of many years between
John Grauer and Solomon Fischer re-
suited in the formers death by the
hands of the latter in Cincinnati
tannery.
Speaking of the new Peoples party,
Secretary FOtser expressed the belief
that good crops and prosperity of its
members will bring thousands of them
to Washington to see Harrisons REIN
auguratiOn.
SATURDAYS NEWS.
The Presbyterian General Assembly
has postponed for another year the re-
vision of the Confession of Faith.
Frank Lupesny, patent-medicine
fakir, was lynched by band of farmers
near Wichita, Kas., for an alleged as
sault upon a woman.
In Peters Dash Mandatory, Colum-
bus, Ohio, Thomas Montgomery was
scalded to death by the explosion of a
boiler. Several other wOrkmen were
injured.
Samuel d. MCCARTHY and wife, while
crossing the c., H. and d. tracks at
Troy, o., were struck by a train. Mrs.
MCCARTHY was instantly killed and the
husband badly injured
Hon. Lawrence T. Neal says he will
enter the contest for Governor before
the Democratic Convention at the
earnest solicitation of prominent Dem
Ocrats and personal friends"
Near Manchester, KY, John HeHsIey
was last night shot and killed by John
Eversole. They had an old quarrel
and Hensley went to Eversole's house
to settle it. Eversole is nephew of
the county judge.
In the Italian Green Book, issued
April 80, Baron Fava is reported as
saying that Blaine responded to the
demands of Rudini by saying that the
United States chad never received orders
from any foreign power, and would not
begin now."