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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-01-22

Notice Is hereby given, that the UNDER
signed, Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio,
by virtue of an Order Ot Sale, issued cut OF
salt! Court in the above entitled cause. u nd
to him directed rs Sheriff of said County,
will, at the door OF the Court House in J.O-
gan, on
Saturday, February. Th, 1885
Mt O'Clock p. M, ofsaid day, offer for sale
St public ancriOn, the following lands and
tenements. situate in Hooking County,
Ohio. tO-wit:
Rein" In Lot Number Four Hundred and
Thirty-Three "A y in the town OF Logan,
In Hooking County. Ohio.
Appraised nt 81 .I;0.GO.
Terms of sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this 7th day OF January. A. d. 1885.
T. F. MCCARTHY, Sheriff.
w. E. HA23LIN, Deputy.
L. II. Vfckers, Atty Tor Plaintii.
Jan S-5w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-01-22
SHERIFFS SALE.
Andrew IL. Chute
Frank e. SOmers, ct. al.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-01-22
INSURANCE!
FIRE 81 LIFE.
T. p. JOHN N STCN.

Represents the Leading Fire and Life In
suraEce Companies OF the country. Rites
Reasonable. Office in James Block. Logan,
Ohio. Jan Sly
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-01-22

In the Court of Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-01-22
EDUCATED GIRLS.

Ara Men shy of-F.r-m:-EassAr Girls -
Old Maids.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-01-22
Lets Tor Sale.

ONE HUNDRED LOTS FOR SALE IN
the beautiful suburban town of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15

walter l<nnex MAXWELL. th~ suppa<~d
Msrd<rer 90 a. Arthar rr~fi~r. 81 a.
Ls1ls- ssptarsd 90 Arrival q Ascki.nd
>ew Zealand
ST LOCrs. Mo. May e.-At two o'cloch
THIS morning the following cablegram was
received At police headquarters
ArcxLs~D. Nav zEsLsSD. May &
- Gs-fef fpsirs. - LarAs. NJ. Caitsf stas<s
~ lf1s<rtrm
Max~eil arrested yesterday Has counsel
lN-p.l-~si % give truuhle- send ofic~r and
rcsut-AEtun- (~~msiJ -wOrn deposition D<r
slEAMfrs all advise STATE Departments; cable
snAnnt OF oricer sailing
GAMBLE. Consul
steps will - Immediately taken 90 OBJ
tain the necessary extradlti0n papers,
and A. this must b. accompanied by q
good deal Of red-tape correspondence,
several DAYS will probably eiapse before
Detective Tracy starts on his long Jour
ny 10 Auckland. In the meantime the
British government will Be asked By
Incl~ Sam TO hold the prisoner, and not
let the counsel referred TO in the cable
gram get him released on . writ q
h1oeas corpus
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15

A DIsPArcH received ~ The Chiet q Po-
lice ~ s. Lcrls. No. early o. r1-e rn0rut1y
n the sth- from Anckland. ye~ Zs.lAn1,
announced the capture. On the steamer City
o. sidney. D. Water Lenn0x MARVEL.
Ter Whose body ~ns founi packed IN .
trunk owned ~ MARVEL AMI ] It il rhe
room occupied ~ him ~ the So1thera
Hcssi, s. Louis- Inm-diats s--ps ~rl
- taken for Maxwell1s extrs1irlpn-
SEczErkKr wHryEF and Joan Roach
wsrs IN c0nsulf4fion a. wzshinzr0aoa the
Oh. relative 70 the accepr1ncs u the Dol
pam b. the G0vernmenr-
GExKRAL lExrx NcD0EELL diei :. San
Francisco. Cal. On the 5th-
EIsHrEEx thousand hogs were rec-ir@d
rt Chicago On the 5:h-
The eruption q Mount ye-uv-us j. Sub
siding
sIE PETKE LrxsDES has be~n cris-et 20
return 20 LonIon IS 0nce-
CEAs A. LInET . ~aal.hy C1ica-0
merchant. Las nnyss-ri0usly disappeared.
The people of Vies s-ia- r. c. ars hi-A-
" ircsns@d aga II the Cain-s@-
THk los u the vInc-nn%s lad FIRE -
the might Of To- sth- : noE estimated ~
sI5l.0yn-
Dr. Grsrsvrs yscHrTeAr- the c@l@-
brafei German traveler. = dad
PADDY RYAN. the sl1--er. has EN-
grsnt@l l.c-nse 20 run . saloon n New
York
LIBERALS .nd Eeputzselns frilmpa~i
in t1s recent municipal ei~r-ioas ns
Msdrii
DAVID r. ALLEx. formerly of toe Iasi--
p~ndence Ma Progress. as b--n seas %
the Fulton Insane Asylum
Tex C0roner comm~u "A an izqas-. -
Lernonf. III. on the Sch. On tie bodies of
the strikers killed the rr~vi0as day.
IT = rsporrsd t1at Earl Du1~rin- vacs-
ROY II Iniia. AS teaiersd his resi- -na-
siaan-
Tax Frrg4srs' Esrfrr ind n1tfsng -
c7uraglng IN tie generl1 crup rnGl10k.
according 70 the ndricss received
EAnL GRsxvELLE and the Russian An
basssdor a. Lo4d0n had long coafsrencs
on The 9Th
ErGExrA CU.rrxcHkr- ~ho vas triei
upon charge "a iniantAcide in Graves
CCnnty. KsnturxF, was acquitted
IHE Canadian troops hal another en-
raecm4nt wish the rebels in tie Northwest
Territory On the 4th-
THE Princess Louise presented toe Ca
L1dian troops IN the Northwest With :
supply a ripss and tohaccA
THE ..buckef shop 0f Chicago have
rone into court over the refusal u the
Board o. Trade - give them market ono
taf onA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15

En<s<~msnf 90 = FIvInx Column Under
toIcnri Ott~r With Pounimaker's in-
diane IN th~ Northwest Terrttsry-The
C.sa.ffi<<
WINNIPEG. Nan, May 81 dispatch
from Battleford Just received says: A
dying column under command Of Colonel
Otter. numberin. about 800, comprising
the mounted police under Herrhmer,
men from the Queens own Rifles. p
Battery. the Ottawa Foot Guards and c
Company. besides the mounted volun-
teers from BattIetord- had an engage
meat with Poundm1ker's forces on
their reserve. the Indians numbering
&c. The h-at lasted from i've O'Clock
IL the morning untiI noon, and was most
holly Contested rhr0u -hOlt. The los on
Offers side . eight killed and twelve
wOurdrd- The Indian loss j. estimated
NJ City
Following Il list Of the killed Cor
roral Laurie. Corporal Slei-hly. Busler
Burke. Private O~good- Private Rogers,
Private Dob1~ and BuSier Faulkner.
The following were wounded. Ser
GIANT Warl Llrutenant Peetier. SER
g<anf Gasnry. Corporal Martin Gunner
KeE rold~. >cFg~anf-Nalor Jackson,
CcA1r->er-rant Winter, Private Me-
cut KEN, Sergeant Cooper, Private Watts
aud Mr GlNer Jtter's colurnn made a
nrn-nirrent march They covered over
rnirry-nve mIls~. fought The battle aud
rrirrrer tCIiattleford. = inside Of thlrty
hours
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15

THE British Minister a 81. Pctersbn<
informed his Gos~rnmelf On the "A thAf
D. Girrs wantei time % csnsider the agree
Inent o. March i-fh.
TIE Loadcn Srnirrf SAYS that sstrlg-
gir betwe~n Rassla Aai EnglAni for 81
pre.nacy IN Asia has b~g1n wh~shrr ths
formers reply i pacific O not
Tar Mexican Gorrrnmenf annoanr-s
that no concession ~ilI - mad, q, MOI
mons coming 20 that country from To
Unit a states
In : reported that the Canada Sou.h-
ern and rhs Blas Past Frssyhf lines hare
consolidated .ni thaf n. general had
quarters vii Be- removed % Derroir
yEsUvrrs . again IN state q eruP-
tion. A copious stream q lava i iss1ing
from the principal crater and fowing
toward Tore del Greco and PonpeiL
sEvEKAL % the rronln~nt insurgents Il
Panama have b~~n captured and are 10
c11nnement
4 Strike has been inalgrr.ted arno1s
the coal miners Of the Tusc2rawas and
Cannolton valleys o. OHIO There are
nearly SOD miners in the district
A SrMBER Of Cosszck regiments have
beea ordered 70 reinforcs the Russian
troops IN Central Asia
Tx French Cabinet has decided 70 ask
the Chambers 10 vote the urSe1t extra
credit Ct la.ooc. eoof, which was requested
BY u Ferry for the Malas2ssy exp@ii-
rion-
OK the ash the ohso Legislature ID
j01rned sine die
CONTINUED preparations for wzr On .
large scale are being made IN India
DISSATISFACTION : expressed By the
people - Calcutta with England's Goa
cessions q Russia
TEE Denver & Rio Gr.nds Railway shor
men are cut on = striks
Tex pacific tone OF the news from La
don On the ssh caused serio1s treak u
prices On the Chicago Board Or Trade
APARI,Ox has been declined " Miehel
the Anarchist ~ Paris unless - part o:
general amnesty 20 AL p0sirical rris-
oner<
RUSSIAN diplomacy. accordiny % the
Demsrks Z,ifnn7. = noe Is We anywhere
near the end o. irs articles and tricks
TIE assurance that EnglAa1 has MT
annexed Port Hamlton- IN The Japan
S~a- creates = feeling o. relief a. 81
Petersburg
TIE banks II British rnia have giver
notice that they wtll noe a1rance money
against shipments unless the vessels are
insured - uar risk<
II the British Ho1ss Of Lords o. TIE 81
Earl Granvills sta-@i that Ea-laai md
R1ssls had agreed % rensw &c Eo-s2tio1s
IN reference 70 the Afghan fr0arSe--
on the 4.h the British Gorernmen- ID
visei cessation u The caarr@ring o;
ships Of small pattern for transport se-r-
ice- This i b@ii=red % for-shado~ .
sroppage Of all var prep1rzsicas-
LsrE Shanghai Dispatches state thai the
dispute between CANA and Rassia re-1r1-
Ing the frontier Of Naachooriz has become
acute
APHrsIcIAS inst returned 70 View YorA
from the West expressed surprise ~ the
grea. number Of .'1rn- st0r@s- il Knn=aA
He also found '.i0cf0rs's .s thick as Tack
berries On . hillside
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15

ife-sru<sfrs e~nns<ration smong the fs~-t
IEa-in<~- ueus~- % Ninernn~-- Ia.i---Li-t
- $40 Fr.nsfrat rnr~ndi sri~m
sz-p<er~d-
Evansville I'm. Mar 5. 80 A. m
T1r fsrrisr's vinS nnes Ind special
xay< Nne " the b<sr blocks ID the bu-i-
1e>s quarters ~ vincennes T. ID ashes
HE 1re l. shcn-ht 10 have originated in
warehon~e ia the rear ~ Green's
Op+En-h0n>e. ani any believe Il 70 have
been % Incentllry ori=in- The alarm
~as sonnhet ~ niue O'Clock. an hour II
uhirh nl,ny hal rerirrl. anil the streets
we're Comparatively deserted. The build
tn-s destroyed together with Io~ses aud
Insurance. - f1r a. can Ne gathered AZ
-hi- writing. are - follows
Grren's Up<rn-hou-S- owned b. VII
liam Grr~n. ,aIae.i At $4,000, and IN
~nrrd for slz s11
smith 4 Co., drugstore Loss, sa,-
aBo; insured tor sI. Jso
r. johnson. agricultural implements
wxrrhouse, in the rear ~ Green's opera
house containing $4,000 worth ~ M
chInery heioavin- 10 Johnson, and -. 0oo,
worth Belonging to the Champion Ma
chine COMPANY Most Of the machinery
wxS removed and tn los l. estimated
n between Oh. 80 AMI S200e.
g. T. Bailey. warehouse adjoining.
loss. $1,000 % sf-.neu; insured for
$500.
II tn~ sane block. ffrin- ca Broad.
nay. hniIdin- helon-irg % Heirsfo and
W. g. WIS. valued ~ ssg0i insured for
$50
Williams ! Wilhelm, lawyers in Opera
house block. books valued Al $500
W. 4. Johnson- lawyer same block;
los. $50
Nv Green grain dealer. same block;
To-. -. 90: insurance, Ss.-co-
Garri-on's poGltry warehouse IN the
building Belonging 70 G. A. wei-erts;
loss. 5000.
Ben KuehIn- grocer, Opera-house build
Ing; los. 5000 insured for $1,000.
The Posr-cfirr. belonging 70 Moss >
wafscn. los. $1,000. fully insured
The stamps ard valuable papers were
saved.
victor Geese. bakery and confectionery;
loss. 81. 30; partially insured
Sp<f-Ie. Garsinrr Co., furniture deal
EF<~ AN>- <1st@Nh~ lAAtF hu-uNcA-
Three frame hons = owned BY Fred
GrOefrr. proprietor ~ the Grand Hotel:
loss, $1,000 partially insured
Fat Callahan'S saloon and the Odd Fell
lows Hall were damaged $500, and
large number Of other buildings were
badly scorched-
The wheat in Unison Bros Atlas Mills
was badly damaged by water. The Bal
trmOrr 4 Ohio and Western Union main
Offices were burned ont; as WIS the onice
and whnrf-bOar warehouse Of the Vim
crunes steamboat line. L0Ss % the lat
ter. 4.Oc0. insurance. 5000
The f0rs going represents only partial
list Of the losers. but additional names
and amounts can not BE- ascertlincd- AZ
this hour Is a M, she &c l. ~fiii burn
fnz. though under cOntroi, and citizens
are stiIl greatly excited. and the whole
town IL in the greatest confusion
John Holmes. q cooper. assisting the
rremen. entered the Dpera-house, and
wner he reached the third floor was over
come By smoke, and was with dill
Guilty rescued
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15
HIsCELI.A~Eors.

MoRx0ss heid meetings in several fof
the Territories on the "a, and drew up
declarations 81 grievances. They contend
that their rights a. American cifixsns are
frampled upon
TEE Catholic College or the Holy Ghost
was dedicated al Pittsburgh, Pa, On the
"a
THE British Government has decided 20
postpone making any decision as 20 the
revival Of the crimes oct in Ireland
JANIS GoEDos BExsKrr's yacht WI
race in July against that Of Sir Richard
Sutton. Of England
An unsuccessful attempt vas made On
the "a y blow UP the Cape Rouge &c
fridge IN Canada
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15

LAW fixing heavy fine and imprison-
ment for Offering or receiving money at
primary or general elections has been
passed by the Ohio Legislature.
FIRE destroyed the large jeans mill Of
Bronagan a. Lamb In Chester, Pa, on the
18th. The amount OF the loss wiz argre-
gate $4,000; nearly covered by insurance.
On the 18th passenger tram passing
through the village Of Austintown. Pa.
coilided with wagon, In which were
seated Edward Anderson aud Barton
Ballard. Anderson vas fatally injured.
and Ballard quite seriously hurt The
wagon was demolished and the horse
killed.
On the 10Th the boiler Ia Samuel Bsau-
champs saw-mill, three miles north OF
Oakland City, Ind, exploded. killing the
engineer. John Cauthan. Jesse wcster
had his skull crushed and ley broken ana
y IN critical condition Jep Collins bad
= foot broken and suffered other injuries.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15

on the 3,rh two p1iicemea 81 Evans-
vile. lad. were arrested On . charge q
grand lsrcsny.
A~Grs n cAxxox. brother o. the Con-
Tressional Delegate from Utah. has been
convicted q poiygamy.
On the SDth Frsi Roth. Prussisn. Who
recently arrived in Ciacianafi. committed
suicide because he could get 10 work
o. the soth Ruper,o Lara Who MUIR
drei the Nesmith family in Don. An.
County. New Mexico. was executed a.
Las Cruces
Or the 18th the trial Of Richard Short.
Who stabbed Captain PhelAn. ~as called
AZ New York Bob Phflan. son q the
Captain. was compelled % surrender tho
pistols he was carrying
On the 18th . train On the Lonisvilie.
New Albany & Chicago Railroad. in In
diana. was entered By r0bber and the
express company's safe robbed OF c0nsid-
cradle money. and two train men fatally
beaten aud shot
AT Altoona. L.. on the Isl. T. Osborn
endeav0red % commit suicide by cutting
his throat with . scyfhe.
The police Of Omaha Nen. raiied the
Chinese opium dens in that city on the
night Of the lst. and made number Of
arresfS
OK the night OF the 3s-h Frei stelb~rg.
OF Rapid CITY. IL. blow out the gas rs .
Omaha hotel and died from the res1ltx
o. the Isl, Rev Jssss Cook. coiored.
killed his wife with Al axe At Butler, Ca
W. H. JoxEs. . locomotive engineer ~
Macon Ga. shot his wife and then killed
himself on the Isl
Ar Dallas. Tex. on the lst- Jim Hrnni-
cutt- one Of the menb~rs Of the notorious
"Scyene gang" Vas Sentenced 10 tie Pen
ifentiary for life.
Ar the Pittsburgh pal Cnioa Depot .
haggage-mast@r opened : trunk On the
LIST that gave out suspicious oior. and
found the body OF . man badly decon-
posed
SHOCKS q earthquake were felt on the
lsc In several districts Of the Alps and
also in Vienna Several houses were dam
aged and . number Of women killed II
kindboerg. in Syria
II is thought u Chicago that the body
found in . trunk ~ Pittsburgh Pa. Was
that Of Phillipo csrnso. and il J. believed
BY some OF the Italians that he wSs muir
dered for money
NEws received ~ Winnipeg from the
front on the "a confirms the massacre Of
the priests AZ Frog Lak@
4 TERRIBLE accident cccurrei Il the
Bnrnet House. Cincinnati. On the u, by
which one man was instantly killed
A POSSE started after gang 0. cattle
thieves in Ind an Territory On the ID The
latter offered strong reslstance, and four
81 the posse were killed
A JAPANESE village located in London-
Eng. in which DO natives Lived and
worked, was completely destroyed BY Ere
On the a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15
COSTLY INCENDIARISM-

Instructive eonii.<ratisn smonc the Is~-t
TEl-in<-- Heu-~- of Ntn~rnne~~ In.i--Ii~t
- sMe Fr.neiraf rs~~r~-In rendi sri~n
>x~p<cr~d-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-09
Higher Inducements Needed.
TNOrristown Herald

Rev. DR.. Talmage, in his last Sundays
sermon, told his congregation that every
one of them who is good will have ''white
horse to ride onn when he or she gets to hea-
ven. This will discourage some women
from going there. A million dollars wouldn't
tempt them to ride white horse-or a
horse of any other color. They would be
afraid they'd get their necIs broken Prom
Use them ''coach and four" with a nobby
coachman and footmen, when they get to
heaven, and the female travel on the
straight and narrow way" will be much
greater
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-09
ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL.

The Royal Hawaiian Hotel of the leading architectural
Honolulu The grounds upon which stands comprise
of about four fronting Hotel Street This
affords ample for lawn and beautiful walks which
laid aristcay with Towering plants and tropical
There twelve pretty within this charming
Hotel management The Hotel and afford
finest billiard hall in the city, ALSO frsca BAR well stocked with
fine wines and liquors.
The the floor the right of which
the elegantly furnished broad leads
hall the dining These apartments broad
veranda magnificent the Nuuanu
through the wealth of tropical foliage that
balconies
The fare dispensed the best the market Affords
all Hotel and cottages supplied with from
well the The Clerks office furnished
the Telephone by which is had with Leading
ness firms of the city s.rs-....
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-16
The Ohio Camnalan.

correspondence Louisville C0urier-JOurnal.
"The Democratic campaign in Ohio"
said Representative Campbell to a re-
porter yesterday, sis very quiet, and so
far as Hoadly's personal efforts are
concerned. well managed, closely
handled and aggressive. Hoadly has
attacked Sherman on his bloody shirt
farrago, and the people Of the State
are with the Democracy on that sub
ject. They believe the campaign
ought to be fought on live-issues, es-
pecially upon the question Of taxing
ana regulating the liquor traffic. Here
also Hoadly has Sherman and Foraker
on the run. Republicans are lodging
and straddling, being neither for nor
against prohibition, and the Democrats
declare against prohibition, and in
favor Of license, thus leaving the war
to be urged between the Republicans
and Prohibitionists, while the Demo-
Gratis quietly gather in the spoils."
What do you think the vote will
be?"
my estimate is as follows: Hoadly,
$4,000; Foraker, 100000; Leonaru,
10000. This is conjectural and liable
to revision as the election approaches,
but is probably not far fromthe truth"
Gas to the Senatorial fight" Mr..
Campbell continued. 81 think the
Democracy is divided; and, in fact, the
State may go for Hoadly, yet the
Legislature be Republican, owing to
the doubtful outlook in Hamilton
county, which elects nearly one-sixth
Of the entire body, and is
always a very uncertain political
battle ground The recent numer-
GUS appointments of fourth
class postmasters pleased the Democ-
racy very much, and strengthened
their belief in the success Of Mr..
Cleveland. They believe, too, that still
further doses Of the same stimulating
cordial will be administered in the re.
moval of postmasters Of the second
and third classes. They never have
doubted MI. Cleveland's high and hon
est purposes, but they have occasion
ally grown impatient under his neces-
sary delay"
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-16
Cardinal McCloskey.

New York Herald.
Cardinal McCloskey lies at the point
of death. His life has not been over
long, but it has been overbusy. He
will leave behind him so many results
of his energy and enthusiasm that the
career of an ordinary man seems taWdry
in the comparison. He has had a giants
strength and he has used 1t like giant.
From the beginning he has been a
marked man. He was ordained a
priest at t%wenty-four and his work
was among the poor and lowly. At
thirty-one, by the law Of natural selec-
ton, he became a college president.
At t~hirty.four he was consecrated
bishops and for nearly a score Of years
he labored with indefatigable industry
as an organizer almost a creator, Of
institutions. At ffty-four he became
archbishop aud at sixty-fve he reached
the summit of a dsvout Catholics am
bition, the cardinalate.
He has received no distinction which
he did not fairly earn. He is a man
Of indomitable courage, and as an adj
ministrator is unexcelled. His elo-
quence, too. will be remembered by all
who have had the happiness to listen
to any of his great effort. But he is
slowly yielding to the fate which
oyertakes all in turn.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-16
nARDLNlL MccL0sKY.

In our t%elegraphic columns this
morning are given the particulars Of
the death of this distinguished bead Of
the Catholic church in America, which
occurred in New York city yesterday.
After ifty-one years Of toll as priest
Bishop and Cardinal, he died from a
giving out of his natural powers.
John McCloskey vas born in Brook
Ign, March 10, 1910. He studied the
ology in a seminary in Emmettsburg,
Md, and graduated from Mount st.
Mary's College. He received the first
orders January 9, 1884, and then went
to Rome, where he studied. After
spending a year in France he returned
to this country and was appointed as
sistant pastor in st. Joseph's church in
Albany and six months after be-
came rector. Bishop Huges, in 184l
nominated him first President Of st.
Johns College, at Fordham, but in
1912 he resumed the rectorship Of st.
Joseph's church. November 81. 1843,
he was appointed, at the suggestion of
Bishop Hughes, his c%oadjutor, and was
consecrated with the title of Bishop
of Axiere March 10, 1874. Bishop
McCloskey was nominated first Bishop
of Albany May Fl, in the division Of
the diocese of New Yory, which took
place in 1847. After the death Of
Archbishop Hughes, he was appointed
to the See of New York, May g., 1864.
He gave $4,000 from his private purse
toward the building of ths Fifth Ave-
nue. cathedral. He was created Car
dinal Priest March Is, 1875. The ju-
risdiction over which Cardinal Nc
Closkey presides comprises the city
and country of New York, and the
counties south Of the AZ degree north
latitude, excepting those on Long
Island.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-16

FIVE more polygamous Mormons
have been convicted, and, refusing to
promise to respect the law in future,
given the benefit of its full penalties.
An apostle" has threatened Judge
Zane from the tabernacle pulpit. If
the avengers" wish to hasten the
overthrow Of the alien barbarism upon
which their church rests, they could
not do it. more effectively than by off
ering violence to one of the faithful
federal officials in Salt Lake.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-16
BOYS sGERls
Iioyai

Don't tease girls Or boys smaller than
yourselves.
Don't take the easiest chair IN the roo
put i into the pleasantest place, and forget
to offer It to mother whom she comes to 81
down.
Don't forget to treat your mother Is pS
hteiY IS II she was a stranger lady who'll
not spend her life in your service
To Be as kind and helpful to your aztaa
IS You expect your sisters to be to You.
To make friends among good boys
To take pride in being a gentleman a
home.
To take your mothers into your confidence
II you do anything wrong, and above an
never lie about anything you have done.
To make up your minds not to learn to
smoke, chew or drink, remembering that
these things cannot be ~unlearned. and that
they arc terrible drawbacks to good men.
and necessities to bad ones.
10 remember that there never was a vaga-
bond without these habits.
Observe all these rules, and they ara
sure to make you gentlemen.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-10-16

TIE Vicksburg race course will be a
beauty. The grand competitive drill
and races will begin on the 10th of
November, and last four or five days.
Larger prizes will be offered at the
competitive drill, than ever offered in
this State before, and about three thou
sand dollars to racers.