The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-07
FUGITIVE PARAGRAPHS
OF VARIED INTEREST CAPTURED BY
THE CAREFUL CONDENSER.
Picked Personals and Political Pointers.
Breadwfnnsrs' Battles and Trades
Neutrality-suspicious. KumblinYs
aud Foreign Filteringa

A corpse was taken from q vault in St
Joseph's cemetery, Cincinnati, upon writ
of replevin sued out by the mother of the
deceased, who desired to have the remains
inferred in Spring Grove cemetery along
side the father.
Charles Slayback, Of Decatur, H., had hi
neck broken by the kick of horse
The woman's fore ign missionary society Of
the Presbyterian church, representing deie-
cations from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio
West Virginia and New Jersey, is in session
at Baltimore. Two hundred and twenty
ladies in the heathen QUILTING business ars
present.
| Clarence L. Eoblit0elle, recorder Of voters
st, Louis, has sued the Scripps. Brothers,
proprietors of an alleged newspaper in that
city, for libel The sheet accuses him with
''crimes worse than burglary and as bad as
murder"
Six hundred doctors are in attendance al
the medical convention at New Orleans
VIM. Barkrow was taken to Memphis from
Louisville by Deputy United States Marshal
Adams and lodged in the county Jail. He is
held under an indictment charging him
with passing or having in his possession
counterfeit money. Bakrow resides at Louis
| vile, and his family are very respectable
The evidence against him is said to bs con.
elusive.
Another trunk mystery with the usual
| murder attachment has bocn brought to light
| in Pittsburg. An italian murdered in Chi
ago was '';runkei" AMI sent to Pittsburg.
No clsw.
SMALLPOX Of the most virulsnt type has
broken out among the Canadian boatmen on
route to their homes. Sincs their arrival n
England all Of the sufferers, including Col.
Kennedy, are being cared for in the hos
p.tals.
A number Of tho convicts in tho Chicago
Bridewell revolted against working until
the quality Of their food was improved.
Prompt action cn the part Of the guards
quieted matters without serious harm having
been done.
A farewell dinner was given to ex-Gov.
Thomas Waller, of Connecticut, who sails foI
London to enter upon his duties there as con-
sul-general.
Tue Garnet and Stryla1 are still following
each other around the Atlantic coast
harbors.
Another special train carrying 200 special
mounted police from Canada, has arrived az
Winnipeg
One million five kunilrel THOUSAND dollars
is considered a good days count by treas
ury cstert.
Benjamin Pixies Sons, opticians, OF New
York City, assigned, with preferences aggre
eating SIS, ,74
The Cincinnati post Office has been re
moved from Fourth ana Vine streets to ths
new custom house.
Eighty five young English farmers arrived
at Montreal and left for the northwest
where thew will settle
Another tornado has passed through Kan
sas and Missouri doing the usual amount OF
damage to property, persons and crops.
A motion giving to municipalities the sur.
plus revenue from imperial agricultural and
import duties was carried in the Prussiar
landstag against the opposition of the iber
ais
The epidemic fever that devastated Ply.
mouth, Pa, is abating.
Frank Patterson, of Freehold. n J., about
to be tried on forty indictments for as many
forgaries.
The auliter Of Hamilton county, O., has
instructed ASSESSORS to make returns OF build
ing association stock among the taxable valu.
atoms
The body found in trunk at the Union
depot, Pittsburg, is supposed to be that Of an
Italian fruit vender named Phillipo Caruso
OF Chicago.
Dayton academy Of medicine organized
with DR.. Won Klein president.
Hail fell to the depth of twelve and eigh-
teen inches in southern Virginia, destroying
growing crops.
Chris. Winters, Soldiers home veteran,
died at Dayton from George Eyei's blow, and
the latter is arrested for mansiaushter