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CHEW JublliUer iowU Editor TUESDAY, JUNE 3. 1890. COUNCIL CAPERS. TAXATION Pizing a Protective Tariff on Hawking Peddling and the Sale of Goods By Interlopers. City council met last night in reces at to.8 Post-Offloe at Xenia, as I e9 Qn i Rood, North, Fletcher second-class matter.
aoaoiuu i i Fisher, Ambuhl, Richardson, Taylor Jones, Stewart and Collins present Lane and Smith absent. The monthly work house bills allowed. The report of City Solicitor Scroggy on ordinances, one fixing tax levy one to borrow S1500 to construct hose ree house in the east end of the city; to provide for licensing shows, peddlers and hawkers; to fix a datum line for civil engineering, grading, at the opera house corner and one providing rules for the construction and cleaning of privy vaults, was accepted by council, An ordinance providing for the grading and graveling of Jefferson street from Churcfl street to Lexington ave. ODDS AND ENDS. THK SEMI-WEEKLY SAZBTTE.
The Semi-Weeily edition of tne GAZXTT published on and Fridays week. It la a large paper, filled to tn guards with home newaand Just the presen 10 send to an absent Irlend. Price, S2 pe nun inn, postage paid, two papers per weefc Gen. Keifet is in Washington City but declined to say to a neswapuper man whether or not he was a candidate for Congress in his district. The city council last night passed an ordinance which practically prohibits outsiders from coming in here opening up a store for a few months or days and then skipping out.
The ordinance fixes the fee for such an establishment at $50 per day. The peddling and hawking of groceries and other articles by outsiders who do not pay taxes here 5s also looked after in the ordinance in a way that practically prohibits. Dayton There never was anything more preposterous in Ohio polities than the course of the Times- Star in objecting to the selection of for temporary chairman of the Republican State Convention. There is no issue before the Bepublicans in this campaign but the success of the ticket. Nobody will oppose Dan Byan for Secretary of State, or Minshall tor le-nomination for Supreme Judge And nobody but those directly interested cares who is nominated for member of the Board of Public Works so he is a good man.
The only possible objection to Foraker is petty or malignant jealousy, and apprehension that he will meet with an overwhelming reception at Cleveland. That he will nobody doubts. It will astonish the conspirators who organized to cut his throat last year. Russian peasantry have long The report extensively circulated that 3 lawyer had unearthed a decision made by the United States supreme court a few years ago in which the court took opposite ground to that held by it in the recent Iowa "original package" decision, turns out to be incorrect. There is a very obvious distinction between these two cases.
The cases decided several years ago arose out of taxation by a state officer of a cargo of coal brought into Louisiana by a ship. But before the coal was taxed a part of it had been sold, so that as it will seen it was no "original package," be In the Iowa case the court distinctly and explicitly stated that its decision applied only to cases where the liquor still remained untouched in the unbroken package in which it had been imported into the state. It will thus be seen that there is a distinction under the constitution between the two cases. Wealthy Chinaman Purchases a Wife. KANSAS CITY, June Sing, a wealthy Chinese physician, sixty years of age, was married to-day to Ah Gin, a pretty Chinese girl, seventeen years of age.
Chung Sing became a widower eighteen months ago and sent to San Francisco for a wife, paying $600 for her to deputy father or guardian, her parents residing in China. The ceremony was performed in the Chinese custom. A ceremony after the American laws will be performed tomorrow. Francis Murphy to Wed. COUNCIL BLUFFS, June Francis Murpby, the renowned temperance orator, will shortly wed, the lady of his choice being Mrs.
Rebecca Fisher, a beautiful and wealthy widow of this city. The alliance was formed while Murphy was holding a series of meetings in this city last winter. Mrs. Fisher is an accomplished woman and leader of church circles here. Murphy is a widower, and is 55 years old.
A BLACKSMITH SAVES THE LIFE OF A LITTLE Carney was perhaps as near leaving this world as anyone can be, to recover. She was sick with cholera morbus; completely exhausted and unconscious. The physicians in consultation decided the case was hopeless and beyond their control. Charles J. Newcomb, a blacksmith, walked four miles through the darkness and storm, to get a remedy he had himself used, and which he firmly believed would cure her.
That medicine was Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, He obtained part of a bottle, with which he hastily-returned, and gave the little sufferer a half teaspoon fall, which relieved her and consciousness gradually returned. The medicine was given in broken dose and in a short time she was well, lie is positive that it saved her life, and has others in that vicinity, by fi. R. Knowles, druggist. 1'or sale Clean old newspapers, in three pound for gale at GAZETTE office.
Price ten cents per package, or three packages for 25 cents. was passed. On motion of North the City Engineer was instructed to give Lester Arnold the width of the sidewalk to be made by his property on South Detroit street. A motion to put sidewalks on East Market street in front of Johnston and Coble property and one to make walks Chestnut street from High street to he end thereof. Referred.
A motion to put a 315 bridge on Jeferson street at Church street. Passed. A motion to have property owners ietween Harbison's and Farber's to ut their fences back to the width of the alley. Passed. Mr.
North moved that the matter of sidewalks along South Detroit street from Third to the railroad be enforced. Referred to Solicitor and committee on sidewalks. A motion to have the electric light employes instructed to trim trees that interfere with the light was passed. On motion the tax levy ordinance was read three times and passed. On motion the ordinance to issue 81-500 in bonds for constructing a hose reel house in the east end was read twice and referred to fire committee, Chief and Solicitor.
The license ordinance was read three times under suspension of the rules, and passed. Its terms will be seen in tne ordinance published in this paper. On motion of Good, the Solicitor was authorized to draft an ordinance for licensing house movers. Adjourned, A WARNING. The doors of two letter boxes in the city have been broken by stones thrown either carelessly or purposely and some bo.vs have thrown stones at the special delivery boy while on duty delivering "special delivery" letters.
For the timely information of such persons, the following law is published. 'Bvery person who wilfully and maliciously injures, tears down or destroys any letter box established for safe deposite of matter for the mail; or who wilfully and maliciously assaults any letter carrier when in uniform, while engaged on his route in the discharge of his duty as a letter carrier, and every person who wilfully aids or assists therein, shall for every such offense be punishable by a fine of not less tlian one hundred dollars and not more Aan one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment not less limn one year and not more than three years. Death of Hon. William Howard. BATAVIA, June William Howard, one of Clermont county's most prominent citizens, died Sunday morning at 7 o'clock.
He had been in feeble health for a year past and his death was not unexpected. Colonel Howard was born in Virginia in 1817 and came to Clermont county in 1841, where he has ever since resided He had been Prosecuting Attorney and State Senator from the Brown-Clermont District and a member of the National House of Representatives in 1858-60. Flash signals, by means of the heliograph, are used for communicating between stations in New Mexico and Arizona seventy-five miles apart, A Georgia lad, 10 years of age, has an unusually large head. He wears an eight and a quarter hat, and it is a difficult job to find one large enough for him in any of the stores. The Fen-anti dynamos used in the Deptford lighting stations London, weigh 500 tons each, stand 45 feet lligh.
run at GO revolutions per minute, and can each supply about 200,000 incandescent lights. Henry Behrand asserts that cousuuip tion is often caused by eating the meai of diseased animals. said a girl of 14, wlio had not seen grown up cousin for a year, during which time she herself had become many inches taller, "how smjill you've jrown! The been accustomed to dress flesh wounds with a thick layer of ashes, prepared ay burning cotton or linen stuff. Dr. S.
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During the last three yeura the an- ient and reliable rush light and candle aused 391 fires in London, was re- ponsible for 594 more, the kerosene amp started 707 conflagrations and the angerous, devastating electric wire aused just 3. According to the results of an in- uiry instituted by the French govern- lent, there are at present in Prance 000,000 households in which there has been no child; iu which there was one 2,500,000, two children OOu. three; about 1,000,000 four; 550,000, live; 3150,000, six, and 200,000, seven or more. An extraordinary outbreak inliu- cnxa is reported to have taken place at Dowloi.s JIortliyr-Tydoi), i among the ponies employed in the mines. About 30U animals are idlertc-d, and a large number minors are temporarily deprived of employment in consequence.
Standing near the yard at Jonathan Farmer's, in Oglgf.horpe county, is a red oak tree which measures twenty- seven feet in eircumfereiice two feet from the ground. It is hollow, and the recess within is sufficiently la I'ge to accommodate half a dozen men, A depression has been discovered in tbe Egyptian desert which is all that remains of a reservoir constructed by the patriarch Joseph for ii-rigation purposes when he was Pharouh's prime minister. It is proposed to reopen it; BUGGY AND OCOUPAMTS Young Lady's Olothing Tired by a Spark Prom Her Companion's Cigarette. NICIIOLASVILLE, June afternoon, on their way to Lexington, Mr. Leonardo Kirkpatrick and his cousin, Miss Carrie Kirkpatrick.
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An Ordinance. A JS ORDINANCE to levy taxen for Municipal Purposes for the year 1800. Be It ordained by the Council of the City ot Xenia, as follows: Sfintfim L. That there be levied forcorporate purposes for the year 189(1, on each dollar oi valuation of the real and personal property In tbe City of Xenia, Ohio, returned on tbe grand levy the sum of nine (9) mills, and that said levy be apportioned as follows For general purpose, one-tenth of one mill. For lighting the corporation, one mill and five-tenths of a mill.
For Improving and repairing streets, one mill and three-tenths of jimlll, Forsupoort of rire department, otfe mill and four-tenths of a mill. For Interest and sinking fund, one mill and four-tenths of a mill. For sanitary purposes, one-tenth of a mill. For police purposes, of a mill. For work-house purposes, fonr-tenths of a mill.
For water works purposes, two mills and three-tenths of a mill, That the city clerk is directed to certify the above levy to the County Auditor, to be placed oo the tax list for collection. Section 3. ordinance shall take effect at the expiration of ten days after Us flrst publication. Passed June 2nd, 1890. GEO.
V. GOOD, Attest: President City Councl Jenw A. HIVJ.JNO, Olty Clerk. Th'ETECHNICALSCHOOL Cincinnati, is maintained by private citizens. The whole income from endowment funds, tuition fees, is devoted to nstruction in the use of tools, mechanical and free hand drawing, mathematics, Eng- 'i language and tin? natural sciences.
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ARCHDEACON, Agent. Xenia, Ohio -m AN OBDINANCE. A OKDINANCK to amend Hcctions and nme of un ordinance, entitled, ordinance to provide lor licencing ol nib) torn of shown and performancea, peddlers and hawkers, and to regtUnte the of Certain vehicles," pawned February 28th 1887, JSecUon l. Be It ordained by the City Conn" ell of the City of Xenlu, That section (5) of U.Q ordinance, entitled, "An ordinance toi provide for licensing of exhibitors ot shown und peddlers and ha-pfkera, and to regulate tbe of certain veh'cles," panned February 1H87, amended 10 read ax followM: No person not a resident of thfo': city snail, by agent or otherwise, peddlfc or hawk, or offer for sale ut retail, auy goods, wares, uoUoDH, JeweJryi soaps, medicines or other ot merchandise of any Jclnd other than vlded in section nine of this ordinance. In any nirecL, lane, alley, or public ground In this city without Una bavins obtained a llcenwy Irora the Mayor so to do; nor shall any such person, by ujjent, Or otherwise, or any transient dealer of uoodw, wares, chauaJtfear oommoaities of any kinc.
any store, room or place for the temporary sale of auy 8UchKOodn commodltleK, without llrwi liavlng obtained'''- a HcenKe from the Mayor or so to do; authority Is hereby delegated to and In tiie Mayor of UiiscKy to ffrant, liwue revoke, the llceuKe ticreln provided for. Mayor IH hereby authorized to grant ailcenne to uny person to in peddling, hawkliig, or offfcrlug for sale rotail, itny such goods, wares, irluketn, Jeweiery, drugs, soaps, or commoditleK, upou the payment by 1 pernon. of such sum OH the shall proper to require, not less ihan one jjor more than ten dollars for each day of day such perwon deBires to carry oa huch business; Provided the Mayor shall Issue a licence to any such dealer or perwoD to open any Buch store, room, bliice for temporary sale of such goodw, wares, 'i merchandise, or commodities until he sball have paid to the Mayor the sum of fifty Jars for each day or port of a day be desire on such business; Provided furtb Jtfayor shah not Issue a license to any person- uoi a resident of thltjclty.to engage in tne bus- ineMsof peddling or hawking teas, coflees or slices, until such person shall have paid to him the sum of Twenty- jive Dollars, for each tiny or part ol a day be detilreH to carry 011 such business In city; ntid no llceufie shall cover a nujnberof days than Kuchperson ly paid for a.t Hie fates respectively specified herein. Setriiwi2. That section nine of saldordJn- be ho amended as to read aw follows i SeciJon 9- WnoeTer uses or to be used in tblKclty, aiiy vehicle for the purpose or transportJngr pa-sseogerR for hire, without having ilrst obtained a Jleen.se as herein provided, and whoever niters the number of any such vehicle, or places a number thereon, without the knowledge or.
consent of tbe Mayor and whoever violates any the provisions of this ordjnantfp: upon conviction, be fined not more Uau Fifty Dollars aiid pay the costs ol Lion. the fifth section of tbJs o'rdf nance shall not be construed 80 as to require of the owner of uny product of. own raising, the manufacturer of any article manufactured by him in tills State, license to vend or sell in any way, by himself or, agent, any such article or product. 'M-ctiofi 3. That sections Jive and nine of an ordinance, entitled, "An ordinance vide for licensing of exhibitors of shows Und.
performanceB, peddlers and hawfcers, and to regulate the use of certain vehicles," passed February 3SS7, be and the same hereby are repealed, tiixtion 4. This ordinance shall take effect at the expiration of ten days after its first publication. Passed June 2nd, 1890. 1 GEO, V. GOOD.
Attest: President City Council. JuUN A. Clerk. SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE CM'" OHIO, 1 yjiEjiNE COUNTY, ss.
URSUANT to command of an order or sjiJe issued from the Court, of Common J-Mens of Kuld county, and to me directed and delivered, i wili offer for sale, at public auo Jou, at the frontdoor of the court house, in the city of Xunin in nald county, on SATUEDAY, JUKE 7th, A. D. 1890, at 2 o'clock p. llje followjuir described iudH aud to-wit: Miniate Iu Ilia County of Greene, ia the- HUite of OJilo, and Ju the City of Xeulu and ouuded and described as follows: Being a wrt of lot No. uvemy (20) in Bea.ll and Per- addition to the city of Xeiila; beginning at a post iu the West side ol Mill street and corner to with the line of said McUarey South S) 0 West 2-1 poles or iW feet to a stake; theuce South 1-1 West 6 poles feet, to Iheuue Nert-li HO degrees, Ezl Jtt poles or feet to a.
post in the West side of said Mill street; tnence with tbe West ide of said street North degrees. West -18-100 poles or Mir, feet to the beginning, containing 70-lou of an acre more or Said premises appraised at Terms of sale cu-vh. To be sold hy order of said court in No. Julia A. Ingram Is "atnerlne Medsker et al are defendants.
C. W. LJNKHART, sherifTGreene O. X. MAOHUHHR.
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