Proposed Amendments to Ohio Constitution Now Before Electors
The Ohio General Assembly proposes amendments to articles II III and X with sections on biennial elections for Senators and Representatives executive department composition and county officers. Voters will see Yes or No ballots on amendments to sections two of article two one of article three and two of article ten, as read by officials A Marsh and J G Warwick.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
A. Marsh
House of Representatives
John G. Warwick
Senate
Invalids
Aay
Andy
St. Vitus
Arbert
Asj
New Oxford Street
London
England
S Mme
Bartholow
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
Ohio Joint Resolution Certified by Secretary of State
The Ohio Secretary of State certifies a Joint Resolution adopted by the General Assembly on March 5, 1885. The certificate testifies the copy is true and the original rolls are on file in Columbus with the official seal affixed.
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United States OF America
I. James 8. Robinson
State of Ohio
General Assembly
Columbus
James 8 Robinson
Ohio Joint Resolution for Township Officers Election Amendment
Ohio General Assembly submits a constitutional amendment to elect township officers by township electors. Ballot wording specifies Yes or No for Constitutional amendment township officers. Certified by Secretary of State James S. Robinson on April 9, 1885.
Victor Hugo Dies at 83 in Paris in 1885
France's great poet Victor Hugo dies at his Paris home on May 22 at 1 30 in the afternoon aged 83 years 3 months Refusals of spiritual rites draw notices of national mourning and plans to inter in the Pantheon.
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Victor Hugo
Paris
Cardinal Guibert
Hugo
M. Lockroy
M. Hugo
Teader
Jeanne
Leon Gambetta
Senate
M. Leroyer
France
Brisson
Chamber of Deputies
Bonnat
Dalon
Nadar
Glaize
Lockroy
E. Bernhardt
Republic
Adele
Gnibert
Victor Hugo Life Sketch Highlights a Prolific Era
A compact portrait traces Victor Hugo from Besancon birth in 1802 through Paris Rome and Naples childhood, early Odes and Ballads, Hernani riot, Notre Dame de Paris and Les Misérables fame, exile years, political clashes, and late works including L Homme Qui Rit and Legende des Siecles with shifts from romance to social critique.
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Victor Marie Hugo
Besancon
Paris
Rome
Naples
Isu
France
Hans
Iceland
Jarval
Cromwell
M. Hugo
Hernani
Theatre Francais
Academy
Charles X
Marion de Lorme
Louis Philippe
Peace Congress
Victor Hugo
Jersey
Guernsey
Republican
National Assembly
Bordeaux
M. Grevy
Garibaldi
Brussels
Vianden
Luxemburg
Ferre
Rossel
M. Vautran
M. Victor Hugo
Napoleon le Petit
Notre Dame de Paris
Henglish
Notre Dame
London
York
Madrid
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Urin
Shakpeare
Nyov
Claude Gueux
Lucrezia Borgia
Marie Tudor
Las
Les Burgraves
Louis Naroeon
Aoem
Torquemada
New York Man Held Over Cat Shooting and Concert Break-in
A New York man is jailed on $300 bail for shooting three cats and disrupting a midnight Cline concert. Ex Governor Foster of Ohio says he is not a Senate candidate but that Senator Sherman will be re elected.
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DuSchaes
N—S
Empire State
Commonwealth
Mike
New York
Foster
Ohio
United States
Sherman
Hazen sues New York Times for libel damages
Gen Hazen of the Signal Service files a libel suit against the New York Times seeking 100000 dollars in damages.
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Gen. Hazen
The
Signal Service
New York Times
Dr Ezra Hunt critiques Binz on alcohol as food and tissue waste
Hunt notes Coan misreads Binz from Vienna 1881 Congress. Binz argues alcohol may replenish energy only in abnormal states, warns fermentation by products may be more harmful, doubts alcohol as full food, and cites need for human tests while dissenting Baer that beer drinkers equal alcoholists despite different outward effects.
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Coan
Ezra M. Hunt
Binz
Vienna
Railway rule bans drinking in Pan-Handle shops and yards
The Amendment Herald notes Pan-Handle Road superintendent bans railroad workers from entering saloons and foremen must warn men that any employee seen at a drinking place will be discharged. The policy reportedly closed Dennison’s largest saloon and boosted safety and morale, with other roads considering similar orders.
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Amendment Herald
Cleveland
Ohio
Taylor
Dennison
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