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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-05-13

w. r. (Bob) Craig is agent for VIM.
Deering IL Cos Binders, Reapers and
Mowers, corner of High and Eleventh
street, near depot
apr2-tf. Columbia, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-05-13
STRANGER THAN FICTION.
Facts Set Forth in One of Judge Bax-
ter's Opinions.
rFrom the Memphis Commercial

Makes a Story of Crime and Capture That
Reads Like a Novel.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-05-13

THE Democratic Executive Com
mittee was polledl Monday.g The
vote stood, II for Turney, 8 for Buch-
Anan, 4 doubtful.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-05-13

Democracy cannot have two or more
platforms, neither N she accept of a
candidate who, while claiming to be a
Democrat, is undertaking to ride with
the other on the sturdy Democratic
horse. They haven't the same gaits
and cannot be hidden together.-Mar-
shall Gazette.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-05-13

Itch, mangs aud scratches of every
kind, on human or animals, cured In
SO minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion, This never fails. Sold by A.
B. Rains, dFn ggist, may8 ly.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-05-13

Some time back Gov. Buchanan real
lied the necessity of writing letters,
and he has kept it up to the present
time. About the substance of them is,
that the Governor is a Democrat and
his enemies know that he can't be con-
trolled by any set of self-constituted
leaders or dictators. The Governor
the Ocala demands, J. II. Mcdowell and
the st. Louis plattOrm.-McKenzie
Herald.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-05-13

Are now having big trade on this class
Of goods. You are obliged to have
SUMNER DRESSES, so why not
get them now? ::
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-05-13

The counties which to date have Sc
lected their delegates to the August con-
as follows: For Observation-Disclosures Z
votes, Bradley 5, Cooke 8, DeKalb 4,
Hamblen 9. Hardeman 8, Hawkins II,
James 3, Polk Z, Rutherford 1615, Shelby
59I5, Sullivan ., White 10, Williamson z,
a total of $50 votes. For Turney-Brad-
lev ) votes, Claiborne 10, Cumberland 4,
DeKalb IL, Granger 8, Hancock 3, Harde-
man 10, Hawkins 4, Jefferson S, Johnson
2, Roane 8, Scott 2, Sewer ), Shelby 591l,
Upton 24, White 8, Williamson II, Will
son p, a total of 23I Votes.-American.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-05-13

We are taking SPECIAL PAINS to get
together all the latest designs and ma
terials in LIGHT DRESS GOODS for
Summer wear.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-24

6es &riegeS nnb er frat in bas 80rnffetn'z
icbe &egiment Elm, aus pelc6em er ie6on
balo austrat, INN bic Sntercien ietne5
S6piegerpater5 in ct. 9ouis fuabraus
neDmen. Sn 1862 tebo6 trat er in ben
Staats6ienit ais lieutenant un6 berblieb
in oemielben bis Nooember 1865, unb
iplr6e Damn als Maior un6 @ebulfs>
@euerala6tutant be5 Staates Mtnourt entz
laiien.
g9acb 6em &riege Iebte Sic 6arntlte in
ct. Souls, no Sic angenommene Socbter
80rnitein'S in 1877 itar6. Son 6teier
Sette le6en bier @ntel: @arl Nuquit,
Wtuitfle6rer in ct. 9outs @uItap Q6olp6,,
@olbi9mieb in Chicago; Sulia @rtptne
(G5ericbten) in ct. Qouts; Setnrib SoIep6
in Tresto unb tb lelbit in Sos Qtngeles in
Californian.
Oeetne Sbmtegereltern ia6 ib in g8ten
1873, mO6in ib ais 0elegat gum @eltconz
greB ber 8ltnoener3teber gegangen mar.
0ort traf tcb au6 3taiter, nit Dem 80rnz
itein unO tdb bGufig 8uiammen tparen -
baS lebte Wfal in elmer STORYTELLING Ser
v6u9enotten" I'M Sp%ernbauie.
Sobal0 tb &utbe pom @ble6en 80rnz
itein'S er6telt, ibrieb tb an Sic @ttttpe un6
LTD tie ein, i6ren 2ebenSa6en6 in benz
pra3tDolen Sltma Siiocaltforniens, 1pez
ciea Sos QngeleS, SIT berleben un6 51 gez
nteBen, unO boffe auf baL6ige Q(nttport.
Qoolp6 8iQ6artiB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-24

fanii9en @oninl be8 @bfaDrtSbafens cine
8ei5einigung mitbrtngt, bGB CT eth tnte1l7
center, orbnAn8sliebcnber, ipltrotger nno
5urebnungsfdbigcr Wann tit, Der lteb 1clplf
gu erndbren oerrnag.
81 Gm beiten pdre es, bic Gtntpal1ocr1ng
fir Sen 3eitraum Don ~tpelttgltcrS 20 Sab
rem gang 51 bcrbieten, 6arntt in der Smts
Idbenseit Sic bereitS hier beftnbljcben Nus1
ldnber lt9 geD0rig aiiin1tltren ober drlert7
fantltren Lerner.
9a i~nner6al6 Ser republitantI9en Pare
tel, beion6ers aucb in Suinots, jest allerlel
Observation-Disclosures gan5 l!aoer5
bo9len i6ren lining treiben, 10 fan1 tie 1tc9
nicbt bariibct bcfla9en, tpertn tbr bic Snomz
nothing Sor6erungen zines 10 beoeutenOen
8arteimitgliebes unb 8artetreDners ipte
Sngaas GUT Qait gelegt tperben.
Sn Der 6emofrati16en Bartet giebt eS
AUDI Gintpan0erungSfetnoe ma oente nltr
an bic acknowledgements Oates unO
Stump. 9t6er bieic S6anoterle mlt11el1
ibren @intpatberungsbaB pertnetten, lroem
6as neue bemofratil1e acknowledgements
10 entl3ie6en Bic @iutpGnoerul19 be9ltt1tlgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-24
aepabtitamer ut.O @imtuamSer.t.ts.

Mtt &ebt pretien Sic GtepubItfaner 6as
&ebnertalent bes friiberen 8unbesienators
Sngaus bon &anias. Der Mann lit Elm
M1etiter Der engGti9en Spracbe nub elmer
bitteren Satpre. @6er aus ben Stump
re6en, tueIcbe bieier repubLitanti9e 6auptz
iportfiibrer tebt bdIt un6 nit 6enen ct in
&anias begOnnen bat, ipribt Elm bGBIic5es
&nopnotbingtbum.
0as bonn n~eueiten republifanii3en Sea-
tionaLprogramm fur3 ausgeiprodene Ser
Iansen na6 8ei9rdnfuug Ser Gin
manberrng tDir6 ndmGt6 bon SngaQs 6urcb
folgenoe bret ntebertracbtige Sor6erungelI
bcrpoIitGnbtgt:
u @irltpan6erer iouten Bel ibrer Qanbuno
ge3tpungen uer6en, cine binreicben6e
Summe ais @epGbr bafir gu binterleqen,
baB tie fir tuenigftens flint Sabre benz Qanbe
lai6t sur SAT- fallen.
- &einem @tnuan6erer fol- bas 2an6en
tattet perben, penn er ntcbt pom ameris
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-24

lGngeren Qusi0iiung un1 5in!oc,Ien6 0uf
iein Q8erf: Der 3pcG i'm Hc5t", Sol
genoe3:
sir Sic gc9enipGrtige GeranLaIlung mag
bic Qtnbeutung g2nl9en, baB tcb al geeig>
meter Steue bie geicbid9tlicbe Gntipidlung
bes Ge6anfelas SET W}caic5iicbfeit o~erFoIgc
ltn6 ben NocbipciS fibre, baB bielcr Ocz
b0ufe, 81 Dem iic5 Ste @riecben urb Je6nacr
in i6rem 0tecbte npcb ni1t erbobcn Gatte1,
0o5 ptelmeDr ben Trcnbcn ais recbtIpS be-
60n6eltc, in Oem Neebte bc9 9llten Gelta>
ncntS g. MoieS 1884; 5. MoieS 1919
nit aQer 1larDett nlto Beltimmt0eit auSgc5
iproc6en tpor0en lit, tpplnit icb oann boS
Q(uftrcteu bon G6rtit1s u1b Sen @runbge7
boufen 1einer 2ebre: ste 0te6e, in 8erbin1
Dung brtnge; ic6 erbliGe in tb1n MIR ben
QbibLMB elmer MIR atf benz 8ooen be5
SubentbumS Dorberettetcn G~uttptdlung.
Gem 8pife, baS unlerer mobernen @elt
Ben @ebaufen Der MenibIicbfeit un6 ser an
fetnen llnteri5ieb OeS @laubenS 9efnilpften
2tebe 9ebrobt bat, lo6nt Scr Qlutilc1nttisz
mus 6aonr3, baB er betbs ibm gegenitber
perleugnet; gottLob, boB bicielben in Ser
b%cuttgeu @elt bereitS 3u feite @urseln ge>
iblagcn baben, I'm btelem ltnterfangen
eincn @rfolg IN 2uSiicbt 5u iteQen."
9te bon Steering ertpG6nten Stelen 6eS
Nlten IeItament3 ldltten 10:
Aus bent 3, 8ucb 0toie: Sin Sreu16e
ling iou BET eucb tpo6nen tpte Elm Gtn6etmi7
icber untcr eucb, unb ioQft i'm Iieben, tpie
bi6 ieIbit; Oenn SDr ieiO au3 TremOlinge
getpeien i'm @gpptenlanb,"
QluS Dem 5. 8u6 Mtole: v0arum font
Sbr aucD Die Srem6ltnge Iieben; benin Sbr
ieto au6 TremOltnge sepeien I'M Ggpptenz
lamb"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-24
Sic @Dreurpac Der SNtmois Staats=
scfttt1ta4

Ote @6renroGe Der yS1tnots Staatsz
settung" mebrt it6. OaS 9facb1feDe1oe
ipri3t fir iic6 ielbit,
On Die Gebaftion Ser S1tnois StaatS5tg.
Oa lcbon mebrere S6rer alten 9e1er MEL
oeten, ME lange ie Bic 81, Staats3ettl1ng
geleien, 10 CLAUDE anb tb MIDI gu SDren
alien Qeiern recbuen 5u bilrfen.
SIM Qlpril 1854 fam ib nit met1er Sa1
miLte IN bieleS 2an6 uto ltebelte mic6 5uerit
in ytetparf in Stem SerleD an, tpo i5 cine
S1meiter tpoDnen bate. @ber tb blteb MIR
furse i3ett, ba mir bieSonntagS>S trenge
un6 bic Temperen3S@ eiebe 11tcbt 3uia8ten.
Set tpanbte MIDI oe5DaI6 NIT Sad uno
Sad mach Chicago un6 bielt eiten Store
an Ser Wtilpaufee Ylanfroab, bis i'm Sa6r
1857 sic Rantf auSbra6, ale 8anfen
bracben unb bic ibleobten 3etten fanten.
So macbte t6 MIDI auf ms 2anD l1tb fte7
oelte micb in 8ontiac in Oteiem Staate an
un6 belt bort eti1en 9aben bis 1890, mo-
icb 6e11elben, ba mir Bic 2lrbeit ettpas 5t
ibrper pur6e, metnem SD0ne iibergab,
mG6renb icb ieIbit suriid na3 @Dtcago gtng,
urn BET metner Sobter, Srau S. go.
@rcenebaum an Mtt6igan Noe., meire
alten Sage in Jtube S1 Derlebcn; tb bin
uGmlicb in metnem 81. Sabre.
@Gbren6 aler 6ieier Sabre bon 1855 an
babe i9 bic tdgli9e Sutnois Staats5ettung
geleien unb boffe ie aucb nod ldnger 5n
leien; aub babe tcb ibr in 8ontiac btele
&unben peri6afft.
Wforgen lit Ser &egiitrirungStag, tpelcben
ib nicbt peridumen mill; tb boffe, GleOe7
Lamb pirb unier na6Iter 9raitoent.
Srancts 8ruder,
1916 Waibigan Goe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-24
Jnlano.

- Die 8aumpoGe>B fli6maiaite, an
beren @rftnbung LANCE 3ett gearbettet
mur6e, lit tebt, ME eS icbetnt, en6lt3 Sbats
ia6e. Gin Multer 6erielben lit IN Gtnctts
natl ausgeIteut unb ptr6 Don ber Sine.
3eitung" tpte foLgt, beicbrtcben: Sic 1T
monttrt auf elmer 2(6ie, Sic in 5tpet 6 SUB
boben eilerne11 &Gbern rubt. ueber Der
Qlbie, ettpaS 6tuter berielben, Itegt bet
Npparat, auf benz cine Nn5Gbl Sptnoeln
itcb UNI it6 ieLbit unb Damn Inn t6re etgeHe
Qtcble breben. Qtuf ieber Sptnoel itben
etne Qn3abl fteinerer Sptnoeln, ote itcb
pie6erum Inn ft6 ielbit uno ebel1falls tpte7
Ser Inn Sic Mdie Ser Spinbel, alf Der ite
montirt Itn6, breben. 9teie fIeinen Sptt9
beln Iino aus bartem 6ol3e 9ema6t nno
nit ipiratifhen Nuten Derie6en. Sn otelet
0euteu iittb Drabt6iiriten etngele8t, bic Die
fetnen SGben ber Baumtpole ergretfe1t, Tim
bic SpinoeI tptfeln un6 DouitGtotg aus Der
&ap1eL bera1s5teben, pbne Dap dllb lt1tr Elm
etnstges 8latt o6er 8flan5ent6ctI in Ote
Wole ~gelangen farm. Die Surite lte9t ell
mas ttefer ais bas Sol5 Der Sptnoel. 0a1
burcb ptro jeber feite 8citanOtbetl oer
Observation-Disclosures bon Der 8urite tern ge7
balten. Die SptnbeIn, tpelcbe Die 8a1n1z
poae bon Ser Stau6e abnebmel1, 9eDen
burcb zine 8IrIte, meL6e bic 8au11tpoue
mieoer abItretft. 9urb Ben 0uftorud, Der
6urb bic 9tototion 6es NppdrdteS er6eugt
piro fliegt sic gaumtpole in etnen Senal,
ali Be lien Gnbe Elm Saf alfge6dngt tit.
Sobalb berlelbe gefiut 1T, iptrO er abge1
nommen un6 barcb einen anoeren eriebt.
Ser Ntebani8mus Der Mai9ine fam 9O0er
uno tiefer geiteat tperben, ie nacb Der 9obe
Ser Observation-Disclosures. Die Wtaicblte
lit beipannt nit 3tpet 8ferOen nno ptro
6urdb 6as 8aumpoafelb gefaDren, pte zine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-24
Ser 8rOBe Oee@tSlebrer Sberine attS
SSNSetbese.

Der tir3Itb in @0ttineen sefturbene
grpBe 6euti9e gecbtslebrer Sbertng, Elm
urgermanii9er Srieie, bat BEN 6eutib=
Idn6ii9en SubenbaB enti9ieben oer6ammt.
ST i9rieb in einem 8riefe; na9 elmer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-24

sic wer6en 6ariiber lat6en, baB ib mtb
in 6ieler tifcbtud6lolen Gemiit9li6tett 10
tpo6l gefii6lt babe. Wfein bpperfetter
@nglGnoer mar entsift bapon. SGT l9dne
mild nicbt su iagelt, baB mir bas gbdafen@
t6um Ser alien Mitncbener mett lpmpatbt7
icbcr lit, ais ba8 m~oicbinenbaft rubelole
uno leere Qcbcn BET n~eteiten @roBTtdote.
Sebenfalls lit Der 8DGafe meni6li5 bel
LiebenSpiir6igcr uno finitleriicb oiel inter-
elianter, ais unier berttger Dube1omeni6,
Ser aus ite6t, itcb benimmt unb iprt9t ais
lei er bon elmer Sabrtf ftr unO fertig gez
liefert tpor6eu. gortd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-24

gublifltm fltcDt in be1cn 6aufen. Der
ySranctScarer" BET Ser SelODerrnbGue ifcht
io5uiagen i9on auf Der &ippe uno Der ecbte
Minbener truut t1m nt@t mc3r redt. 81
Fat in neuerer Belt cine be0enflibe g}ctglng
CUR Glegan5 geseigt, Ser Srd1ciscaner. Gr
ipielt nit bcn1 Teuer, Der 6ranci5caner BET
Dem ieiner 3ett Ser Grin5regent oft Bter
unb @eiBpiirite fir ietn Trll61titf bolen
IieB. Gr nu1B aufpaiie1, Der 6ranetsealter,
ipnit giebtS etn ungliG,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-24
DYSPE1PSTA

fraufbaftsr 5ecpff@ntsr5, ibetricdDeuber @tbent, @tIiofi.
tat Derniieeeu, ba Die g~enDlieneu Speifen oaau ~beitroger,
bob lire ud9renoen @igeni9afen gum Grias bes natir.
Ii6eu Ierbrondes beS GbrperS b~etfteueru.
GO W}au bepbobte Die ~fDIgeuben 9puptome BON
franfbafteu SuIt1nben, ipelbe in Der &rant9ett Der Der.
MISUNDERSTANDING ibre urla9e babsn @eritopfung, ina
S}ppfe. Gaure I'M Ntageu, uebe(feit, 5o06rennen, @tei
npr Gpeiieu, @brpere i'm Wtagen, ioures N%ufitoBen,
Siufeu uno nnregeIntdBiger Ser3i9la8, @efibl 6es Gra
&nntte pber @epebe por Den NHgen, Gieber unb bunpIer
$%opfi9meTa, @taH9sI an @stiptroti0l1, .9elbe @ont naO
S Srgst% blS SYdberos sn 81 BON sise, breau rnS az eS Tiisi
int 5yietiA,
Giutoe wenioe 9oien bon gfaDtoar'5 8tucu tperSeu
has G9irelR p0n alen p6eHgenaunten 3eioen befreien,
8reiB 25 Geuts per SbapteI. gu pertoufen Bel allen
Sru9uiiten.
Stem Norf.
agti oa5 g5ssbltfant. Mtau iebe f5 Dor unD her.
Iou9e 3saStpGO's unb ~iber3eu9e it9, boB Der yla,ne
s,GtaoD@H" al BEN Dadet it, peInes Sic taufeu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-24
D q = w q S
III 70 Z e III.
Sas sroRe 2ebers tattS @ta6esta
Wt4teL

fir bic 6eil4ng aner 9eiben beg @tagettB, Oct Seber,
Ssr @iitgeg1SiSe, gtieren, SIofe, gternenGeioct,
5gtarenEctDets, @ppett4;0egE1Tt, SssSff0laters,
8cTtppfMSg, 9astEeintsfett, tgeaoerSattiNa Reid,
&tEioWt8t,.. Utebcr, ntfesletaSsW 5tigOma,s,
GsSNipgfD1ieeIg un0 oler Scibet ber @iugelDei6e.
Geiu peeetabili9, entbdIt teiu GuefiiGber, Mineralien
ebcr 9roglen.
gerfctte g%eroeuttit9 ipirb erlangt, tpeun man
9Rabwa9is HtleH eiHuimu1t. ggeHu mag eies tbat
knnrActf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-24

Ser e9te Min9ener alien S4Idses bat
einen tn1ftnftipen Nbi6eu Dor v%eleganten"
Qocalen. gr fiibIt, baB es bann nit Der
giQigfeit urb Ser natirltcben Site Der
SpeiIen unb Getrante porbet lit, uno nit
Der 3tpangloIen @ematbti6teit ebenio.
Wir6e man linn iein geIiebtes 6ofbrGu
1tplpou mo6erntiiren, CT ginge niobt mebr
bin. Gin Sii9tu3 i'm 5Ofbrdu nn0 bas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-24

e0a5 fJnncn Sic Ieit5t baben," iagt &0uig
9uopig, .0er ldAft ia itberau berum."
Sprac55 NIB peri5paN6 init freun6licbent
0raBe.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-01-21

IT now seems probable that the
trouble between the United States and
Chilli will be settled without a conflict
at arms. During the last day or two ne
gotiations have assumed a more peace
full aspect, and Chilli seems more dis
posed to apologize. 1t would seem like
a shame for a government like this to
have to go to war with the little inslg-
nificant South American Republic
Chilli has population of only two and
a half millions, has been torn and vast
ed by internal strife, and the result OF
war with us could not be doubtful
Scarcely with dignity could the United
States declare war until every other re-
source had been exhausted-including
arbitration. If the trouble were with a
country like England or Germany, the
case yonld be different, and without
losing dignity this country could brls'
tie up and talk fight. AS it is Chilli is
too small to bother warning with, unless
she absolutely refuses to apologize
which she could scarcely be foolhardy
enough to undertake.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-01-21

the trees with their bowed heads and
broken lmls were almost pitiful to
view, when the sun came out in all his
glory Saturday, one almost imagined
himself existing in the fabulous palace
of Aladdin with its profusion of dia-
monds about. Our citizens thus far have
luckily escaped any serious injury from
| falls.
Ross and Bruce Drennon, the twin
sons of William Drennen, have both been
afflicted with diphtheria but are some
improved at present.
Mrs. B. NJ. Loper has had severe at.
tack of quinsy but is now convalescent
Mrs. Rebecca Michiner was called to
Flushing last week by the illness of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. R. T. Michiner.
II. W. Hawthorne went on Monday OF
last week to attend school at Franklin
College.
W. Ii. Evans, of Cadiz, spent Sunday
the guest of his father. VIM. Evans.
The lecture given in the school
by DR.. Bender, on Monday night of last
week, was we'll attended, and quite &
number of his veterinary books purchased
by the citizens. He was conceded an in
teresting and satisfactory talker. NJ.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-01-21

CONGRESSIONAL redistricting bills are
being introduced in the Legislature in
profusion. What they want to do is to
make some arrangement that will secure
about fourteen districts for the Republl-
cans and make the remaining Democrat
ie districts such that the Republicans
will have a show of carrying part OF
them in good years. Still, if an arrange
ment can be made to carry all the dis
tricts for the Republicans, we shall be
satisfied.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-01-21
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Items from Everywhere, Condensed for
Quick Reading.

Items from Everywhere, Condensed for
Quick Reading.
SUNDAYS NEWS.
Hostilities with Chill seem to be
inevitable.
A swindle in mining stock, by which
million and a half of dollars were
swept from stockholders, was perpetrated
in New York by turning over gold
mine to an English syndicate.
At Santa Anna, Tex, a woman W: 9
seduced by a priest, whereupon her
lover shot the priest. and mob of en-
ragged citizens tore down the Jail in
efforts to reach the murderer, who
escaped.
The remainder of the Keck diamonds
stolen at Dayton, were found buried in
a stump.
Another suspicious crank annoyed
the Goulds and was arrested.
MONDAYS NEWS.
Jack, the Slasher, who since December
29th has been cutting mems throats on
unfrequented streets of New York, was
captured in the act of committing an
other murder.
The four-year- child of VIM. H.
Lane, of near Parkersburgh, w. Va,
was burned to death.
o. J. Hartedge, a cigar maker Of
Springfield, took an overdose OF NOR
phine and died.
Gen. Alger is confident that Blaine
will accept the nomination for Presi-
dent, if it is unanimously rendered him.
1t was discovered that Chilli had given
this country another affront, refusing
protection for refugees on the Yorktown.
At Chicago woman suicided by
walking out on the frozen lake, stripping,
and freezing to death.
Three drunken men took possession
of New York Central train, and in
dulged in a bloody fight.
The German Reischtag voted 5000
marks for an exhibit at the Worlds
Fair.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-01-21
LOUISVILLE.


Wednesday, the 18th inst Dakota, the
12-year-old daughter of Stephen and
Charlotte Vail, died at her home west of
town, after a weeks illness. On the
Wednesday previous she had complained
of sore throat, but attended her school
until Friday, when she WAS confined to
her bed, after which time her case was
considered hopeless as she was suffering
from diphtheria in its most violent form,
and was unable to eLdure internal treat
ment, outward applications being all that
anxious friends could administer. Dur
ing her entire sickness she seemed pos
sessed of presentiment that she would
not recover and expressed herself as per-
fectly resigned and almost anxious for
the call. She was pleasant and intelli-
gent child, universally loved, and the
parents have the sympathy of the COM
munity in their bereavement. Interment
Thursday at Plainfeld. Her uncle, Mr.
Reese, of Moundsville, and cousin, Miss
Reese, of Bellaire, were in attendance at
the funeral.
A leap year birthday party was given
at the home of Miss Mabel Michiner, on
the evening of the 18th, in honor of her
21st birthday. Twenty -four persons were
in attendance, and the surprise complete.
Miss Mabel declares it will always be
treasured as one of the brightest mile
stones in her life, and as pleasing evi-
dence of the high esteem in which she is
held by her friends.
Rev. Petty begins protracted meeting
in the NJ E. church on Tuesday evening,
but the prospect for weather is not very
favorable, as the ice which came last
week retains its grip with persistency
that is astonishing. Our oldest residents
avow it completely eclipses any thing of
the sort within their recollection. While
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JUDICIAL. SUBDIVISIONS.

A resolution has passed both branches
of the Legislature appointing a Joint
committee to devise a plan for redis-
tricting the State into Judicial sub
divisions. The need of such move has
long been apparent, but neither party
has for many years possessed sufficient
majority to take such step. The Re
publicans now have the necessary two
thirds majority in both branches, and
the matter will speedily take shape.
The sub districts demand Encouragement
because they have long since failed 10
meet the requirements. In some dls-
tricts the work has more than doubled
in few years, yet no relief from an
oyer-crowded docket could be secured.
Again, in framing bill, the committee
will need to consider the demands OF the
courts ten wears and more hence, for the
conditions to change the arrangement
may not again exist in generation
This subject should receive the immedl-
ate attention of our law makers. Should
fatality prevail in this General AS
sembly, the same as in the last, the
Republican two-thirds majority in the
Senate might easily be swept away. Ii
will require an immense amount OF
labor to frame an acceptable bill, and
to this end the work should be entered
upon at once, if this session is to have
record for business and brevity. This
county is perhaps as much interested as
anv other in the matter, and will expect
to be placed in separate sub-district
The need for this is apparent to oul
Senator and Representative, and nc
effort will be spared to secure such an
arrangement.