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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-26
SHERift'S SALE.
A9uiila. H. Dowd
Isaiah +. S:in, ct. al.
In the Court OF Common Pleas of Hoekins
County, ONO.

In the Court OF Common Pleas Of Hooking
County, ONO.
Notice. Is hereby gwen that the under
signed Sheriff al tiockin% county, D;iiO. L..
.irtUe IF an Or,ier uf safe isSussi out al 81 j.
Ourt in The aho.j. entitled cause, and 10
iim dire,.iesi as Sheriff Oi said County, will.
the door 81 the Cui,it Hons. ini.og IA %.
Saturday. March 7ih, \ ID 1855
at O'Clock p. M, OF said day, offer FOR sal
az pubic auction, the following lands ai;'s
tenements. situate in Hooking County,
Ohio, tO-Wit:
Twenty-Five (25) test OF OF the east side
OF Lot number Ono liun'irrd and Seventy
eight (iIs) and t,iirty-three t;s3) feet of oi
the west Nj ie %: Lot number One Hundre..
aIrl elghty-nine tIS3l III the incorporates.
Village OF Logan in HCcking County, State
of Ohio.
Appraised at 81 .6G0.CO.
Terms OF S,le c.,siI i'll hand.
Given under my hand at Logan. Ohio,
this li:n day OF January, A. ID. 1855.
r. r. MCCARTHY, sheriff.
w. +. iAaBL!S, Deputy.
l.. d. Vickers, Attorney fer Plaintiff.
February o-5t.
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Disease in Canada.

MONTREAL, Feb 2a.-Horses and cows in
the province of Quebec are suffering from
disease known as equine variola, which more
irjuIiously affects horses than COWS, but pos
sesses special danger il the Latter, Us is shown
by prominent physicians, who state that the
children who drink milk from the diseased
COWS nave eruptions closely re-emoiing small
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PROBATE NOTICE.

| Notice is hereby given, that the folIow-
! ing accounts ana vouchers have been flied
| III the Probate Court OF liOcking county
Ohio, for settlement,
! Robert Sw;neiait. AGnIiniStra tor OF the
estate of Eiizt kaiSliner.
ami the saline will come On for hearing on
the 6fii day o February $50 at III o'clock
Il. M. or us sOOu thereafter as may be con
venient.
W.T.. ACIiER, Probate Judge.
| Jan. l5-Sw
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that the follow Ia G
accounts and vouchers have been fi'et. in
the Probate Court Of Hooking County, o.,
Tor Se:,lem. MT,
F. A. Ricketts,, administrator os the es
tate Of Adam Hart.
And the same wifi come on for hearing
on the 2iSt 'iav of Mar'-si, y 1885, 81. y
O'Clock II. m. or as soon thereafter NAV
be convenient
W.T.. ACKER, Probate Judge
Feb 26-3w.
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Daniel Roth, Gallon. 0, "a liquor
dealer, and the rela.or in the cele-
brafed Pond law case three years
ago. died Feb. 9th. His name has
become familiar as being the one in
whose name the action was brought
to test the Pond liquor tax law.
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Plague-Intected Beef.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22-Dr. Francis
Bridge, of the state board Of veterinary sur
geons, has been arrested on the charge O: CON-
spirlng n the sale OF cattle afflicted with
pleuro-pneumonia TO butchers to be Killed
and sold in the marked. lie was ac;i,It.c,. ~
tail Tor further hearing. 1t is charged that
he ISSUED certificates of health for cattle .novn
to be a.tiicted nth tie disessa
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Mrs. Annie Sullivan, wife Of
John L. Sullivan, the champion
pugilist, has begun suit of divorce
on the ground of cruel and abusive
treatment and gross and confirmed
habits OF intoxication. Mrs. Sulll-
van desires the the custody of her
child, John l.. Sullivan, and asks
that Sullivaus property, to the am
cunt of $4,000. be attached to Sc
cure the support of herself and child
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Samuel Grafton. maj shal OF For
est, O., fell while skating at a roll
Ter r.nk, driving the point of a sew
Ing machine oil can, which he had
in his hip pocket, INTO his hip. The
man suffered great pain, and died
in a short time.
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G'eamore NJ. Todd. book keeper
of the Provident Life and Trust
Company, charged with embezzle-
ment of $lI5,0 ,006. pleaded guilty.
Tuesday, and was sentenced to two
Years and eight months.
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COURT,
MONDAY. Feb. Is, 1885.

Court commenced to-day with
Judge Wright on the Bench.
The morning was taken up
with the charge to the Grand
Jury. Patrick Floyd was made
Foreman. The afternoon was
taken up with the calling of the
docket and the disposal OF an un-
important motion. There were
63 witnesses for examination bv
the Grand Jury.
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Two loaded coal cars broke their
cable ut Castle Shannon incline
pane, Pittsburg, and came down
with frightfui velocity. Fritz Bel
Ter, Thomas Hart and Martin Ca
rey, employees, were standing on the
platform and the first named was
instantly killed. The others were
seriously injured.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is :Teby given that the following
accounts and Vouchers have Oeen nlet IL,
Probate Court OF Hooking County, Onio,ior
settlement,
Wiliis,i IN E. FrfeSi er, Administrator O1
the estate Sim. Oh l.. r.. =.
And the same will come on for hT:r g
on he LOT h day q. Match, aL 10 O'c o K. a
III. or ;,ssoon thereafter as n,a, b. 30 ,eni-
ent, W. I. ACkER,
Feb. l9-3w. I.Ot,..t, ~. e.
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Lieutenant ". Kamey, executive
officer OF the United States ship
Portsmouth, Disappeared ten days
ago and no t'ace of him his since
been discovered. The river and
harbor at Annapolis were dragged
Tuesday for his body.
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a Long Petition.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. l6.-It is thought
that the governor will commute the sentence
of death pronounced on ex-United States
Marshal VIM. Spence. vino assassinated Mar
shal Edward Wheat, his son-in-law Peti-
tions with s, 900 names appended have been
DreSantod
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In pursuance of an order OF the Probate
court o: Hooking tOunty UniO, i v i'll OF el
for Sale Mt public auction ON
Saturday, March 2lst. 1885.
at one O'Clock, p. m. UrOn the preDiiseS,
the following described real estate, situate
IN the county OF Hooking and State OF
Ohio, fO-.it:
The west half or the north east quarter
of Section No. Ti.lrty-Iwo (:ssl Township
No. Twelve (i2) Range No iretetn (lS)
containing Eighty tSU) acres mOIe or less
excepting iherei;OnE one hali % cie in
til North east corner OF said truct 50 long
as tie same is used ior - hosl purposes.
Sal tr.'ci TO ,,. S,l'! sui:jsrt to the dover
rss-te of = ! G. Wlliiiis there. ocn-
s:s-inS oi twenty (2') sizes appraised sub
j 81 to- S.id dover = >stit. 8
T.ia.s q: sale: Gl.e Il iT,. IL hand one
third III cn, year. :-rt. ore third In two
ye?rS from the. day OF sc with Interest !;
the pay niri'tS {" te secured by mortgage
npon the ,ren.isSs sole.
CHAS. B WILKINS,
Adm. OF John Wilkins, deed
q. ". Brehm, Atty. Feo. l9-5 wks.
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INDICTMENTS OF THE LATE GRAND

INDICTMENTS OF THE LATE GRAND
JURY.
The following are the names
of the parties indicted by the lste
Grand Jury, as recorded on the
Court Docket:
rhos. Workman-Assault and
Battery.
Geo. Notwithstanding with in
tent to kill and wonnd.
J. G. Evans-Selllng intoxlcat-
ing liquor TO a minor.
David Orr-Larceny.
Ellen Dean and Mary Hedges
Disturbing religious meeting.
Henry Lehman, Clayton Rea-
soner and John Jnscoe-Hunting
and shooting on Sunday.
John G. James-Permitting
minors 10 play billiards.
James Davey and Isaiah Bios
ser-Burglary and Larceny.
Geo. Beshore-Grand Larceny.
Chas. King, William Beadle,
Nicholas Dumolt, VIM. Spencer.
Fral.k S,ivinsun and S. NJ. Buf-
fiugton-Burs s!ary and Larceny
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-26

Crematories are springing up
all over the land. Rochester.
New York, will have one in
working order in few days
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"Once i'm four years 100000
people set TO writing letters,
said President elect Cleveland
the other day, ''and this lime
am getting them"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-26

Chief Justice Waite intends to
return sfrom Florida in time to
administer the oath of Office to
the President elect.
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STATE OF OHIO. -
iN-URANCE DEPARTMENT.
('O.-Ir l,pIr- 4

/ STATE, OF OHIO. -
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, JANUARY "a, ISc5-
/ I, Henry j. Reinnund, SuperiIt-r .ie-.
certify un-tt III 4 siitoriiit Iu>ur;n.... j'.ns
p'tiiy. located af Sti tnCiScO, il isIe St:ts
OF Gil orni has com piieti i'll al Sle. L.
WI n tiiV lIWS ca t!i SLATE Itl;tII.- tf' lI.-
SuraIice Con, parie> other than Lie. tF'.-E-
por=tIeu Icy OF N. States of tie CnItI.. g.. e.
:tiid * authorized t. ti:st> ct stS - i.icIr,
ate business of Fire lnSur; nee il. u. - Sgsts
In accordance wi b law turing he current
ye'ir The condition: ara Eu>ii, g. @. si'-
Company on the Slst tay of I;vcentSr. .f
tie yr:,r next rejecting the q te i'eT.o
l. shown by the state nent, uECt cath. *
luire,. by Section .Sl, Revised Statues ~
Ohio, To bs ~ follows
Aggregate amount of available
AsSeIi~..-.. - ........-.sl or, I'LL
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities
Except C;tp!tsti), including Re
Insurance. -. 56fSi.e8
Net Assets. S1it..,6
Amt o. actual paiu up Capital 6Uit@j7
Surplus u. az
Amount Of inc'.ine for the Year.
ia e; Sii------ 81 -----.' 80
AmoIns o. Expenditures OF the
Year, in c.'sh...-.. ..---...--------------. 4Sis.
IN WITNESS WHkEEoF, i.t.e
SEAL hereunto SubSerih.d MY :IS::'el
49, ana caused my official Sea'rs >
affixed the day and year frsl
above written. q
HENRY j. RFfNMTiNi.
Superlntel - =
Myers & Johnston. Agents at Logan, OH.
t,..'rur- ~. iSS5-iw
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Out ON Fail.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.-Mackin and Gal
lagher, the election crooks, who We're found
guilty by the jury il the United States dis
trict court, have given bail TO the amount of
$4,000 each, pending tho decision of Judge
Blodgett of the petition for a new trial.
Gleason, the other convicted defendent, will
likewise give bail in the amount of $1,000.
The question of a new trial will be argued in
n day or Two
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The Death Roll.

Margaret Hall, Woonsocket Rhode Island
found dead in the road with her head split
open.
Jesse Philips, a pioneer citizen of Cham
paign county, Ohio, died at the age of eighty
six.
Lewis G. Megrue, a prominent contractor
api builder of Cincinnati, died in Cincinna.i
OF paralysis
B. B. Hotchkiss, of Bridgeport, Conn, in
ventor Of the famous Hotchkiss machine gun,
died in Paris of a paralytic shock.
Sam. F. Webb, Boston, Mass, aged fifty,
the transfer agent of the Topeka, S;iiilia and
Western railroad, was found dead in his
room.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes OF Cold Springs, L.
l., cut her finger while peeling oranges. Her
arni sweled, inflammation set in and she died
from the effects Of blood poisoning.
R c,lard II. Rickard, of New York, mining
engineer, died at his residence in Stamford,
Conn. He had mining interests in Michigan
and Colorado, and was one of the pioneers OF
the Lake Superior copper region.
Basil McCann, who was on enc of the 81 ow
bound trains i'll the northwest, died frurl the
effects OF the exposure.
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Two men, names unknown, were
drownded whi e crossing the ice
over Detroit river Tue day.
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Joseph l.. Stickney has pnrchas-
cd the Detroit Post newspaper. in
cluding the plant and good will -
The real estate is not included.
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President elect Cleveland was
the recipient of no less than g.
103 valentines.
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BOILED DOWN.

News of the Railroads Deaths and TilsB-
Labor and Personal Notes.
Passenger rates eastward from Cincinnati
have been cut almost one-haif
A dreadful collision occurred On the East
TenI.essee, Virginia ard Georgia railroad,
about eight miles from Chattanooga, Tenn,
between TIE south-bound Atlanta express and
freight train. Jim Tracy and the fireman
OF tie passenger train received severe in
juries. The collision was caused by misun-
derstanding of orders. Both trains were
wrecked
A locomotive in Cleveland run over and
horribly maneleI three persons, one a boy.
All will die.
A train on the Reading railroad was de
railed on account of a Hooded track at Lang
horne, Pa A few passengers sustained slight
injuries.
Louis A. DeGraff was struck by n west
bound expires, on IL . Detroit, Grand Haven
and Milwaukee railYuad. at Detroit, and in-
stantiy killed.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Cincinnati Southern railway company,
the directors were authorized to surrender the
lease, ON account OF the alleged non-fuliin-
ment of contract by lessons.
A train ON the Reading road was derailed
bv flooded track at Langborne, Pa. No
one killed.
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James W.. Nicholson Of Boston,
condemned to he hanged, has had
his death sentence commuied.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Latest Quota a:ions OF the Stock. Produce
and Cattle Markets.
General.


CISciNNAr1, Feb. a4.-sLoJR Fnncy, St159
i.tv: lam iy, ); 6JGi.JJ.
WiIEir-Eo. red, SIC: No 3, - 15lc.
COIiN-No. 2mixed, Al &c; No. J, :. &c; ear. i6c.
o .T5-No = linked, &c; No White, 3;l.
RIE-No. !, y 4ijc.
BA.sLET-Sp lIs, I'D 9 &c; fall IS 5Sjc.
POaK-ra.n ly, Si3pj 1ijI4 :: rs ,ullr, Si3s1.
BACON-SloI Iid.rs, IL Is &c; sao'5 ciear sides,
rs pi.6 C. Lard k.ttle-1 2,9,.1sc.
CIEESE-Pr.!ne To ch bic. Ohio, - 9lfc; New
YORK, /. eI5 &c; Northwestern, I'4 ss>=c.
POUL LrRY-Fa.r Chickens. S..so .3 -; prime,
Si.5J9..JJ; DUCKS, Si.JJ; gee's S,;.Js $500 PEI
ioz ;lise turkeys, 10 s9llc; dressed. } ,i5 &C.
HAY-No. ti,nJtly, ) S-2'Uesi ID; No :, oil 80
@Ia.JJ; Hed, Sl0Jj u; wheat and rye ssfaw,
s6.o0 ,7.Oj; oas stray, SOD sS.J0.
New Yoft-, Feo. 24.-WHEAT-No. l white
81 &c; No. = rel, 9Ji4 y3lc
CORS-Mixsd western, y s5ic: futures, i)}s
5, &c. O1ts-Westerl, IS :silc.
NEW Os;LEANs, Feb. 2i.-SUGAR Refining,
comnion, - II &C: inferior. ) sa &c: c.,oics
white. 5>sc; OFF white, 90 &c; choice yellow, 5ls
G5zsc.
MOLASSES-Good fair, 25 932c; prime, "a 53jc;
choice ilc csn,rf usai prime - Ode; tar, &c.
Daraorr, Feb. ai.-WHGAF-No. white, 81 ! lei
No. 3 rel. &c. Michigan soft red, SIC.
TOLEDO, Feo. l3.-WdG,AT-No. ,, Il; &C: No. 2
soft, 80 :, lSjc.
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LONDON. Feb. 11.-Doctors believe Mrs.
LoMel ,an not survive day. the co.np-aint
is bra.n teYT.
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The exports from New York fol
the past week We're s5.4l7, ,615.
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aave.ttAtrg a,sp4.x:.

at has become so con;m mon 10 write tne
| beginning article, III an elegant, in
! teresiirg manner.
ii hen it INTO some advertisement
/ that we av,i al SIci,,
/ "An,i simply call attention to tie merits
OF Iiop Bitteis III s,s pia.ii, Lones. Terms AS
! possible,
/ TO ir,iuce people
To give hem one tripl. which SO proves
! their value that they Will iever use any
thing else "
Tie Remedy ST. fay orably rctice,l In all
| Reii.ious and secu,ir, i
! Having Il large sale, and is supplantiiis
All me, icin. ).
! Tnele i no denying the virtues OF the
Hop plant. aud the proprietoIs of Hop BIZ
te. iiave.si.Owu great shrewdAeSs
AnC; ability
| In com puuniing medicine whose virtue
Dtc, Sise Bic?
.No!
"She fingered and suffered along, piniDg
away all tie time fer y ais"
1.-The 0ortorS dom. her no good ~
Aud "a, last was eur, d ny this Hop Bi!ters
| fhr papers say so much about"
"Indeei Ini;cd!'
"IIow i'll ,nkfuI we should be for that
meuici:.e."
Daughters Misery.
eleven years our daughter suffered on a
be- q. iIisiry,
.-Fron Il complication of kidney, liver,
rheum itic troIi,le AMI Nervous debility,
s.Unner the care. nj the be>t rtrySicl nS,
.sWho gave her disease various names,
but no reiiei,
"And now size Is restored to MS in good
health by ;ss simple remedy as Hop Biiieis,
that we hHd shu,ued yeaIs before usiiis II.
THE PA RENTS.
Father il <sr1tlzsy Well.
My dau=hlers say:
I "Iiow much better father is since he US
ed Hop Ritters."
He is =. itin.s well fer his long suffer-
ing fron Il ,iisea G declared incurabir."
"AD.l we areSo glad :ha, he pisd Your BIZ
fSsH.A LA-fSY q. 1rsps- ". Y.
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4 Dauss,fer'S ssisery.
EaisaCris <srlllzax Well.
JOHN HANSEN,

attorney at L01c,
LOGAN, ONO.
Office in Dollisop Block, rear OF Cour'
House. April l-ay
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SPRING ELECTION.
SrRKEr COMMISSIONER.

STRKEr COMMISSIONERS.
Editor Sentinel-PieaSe announce the
mans, OF Martin Hartman as c;,ndif,ate
for Street Commissioner of the Village -.
Logan, at the ensuing election.
MANY FRIENDS.
EiitOr Sertinel-Please arnounc- the
name of EDWARD JOURGENSMiE.R us
81 candidate Tor Street CompiissiOnsr al tie
ensuing Spring election, and 6il:se
MANY FRIENDS.
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Rouse.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-The house met in
cCntinua ion of Thursdays session, and i'm
mediateiy Went into committee on the river
and harbor bill Various amendments to the
Missis ,:ppi river claue were voted down.
Finally, to get the bill into the house, the
friends OF the measure permitted the entire
clause to be stricken OUT, thus cutting of the
amendments.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-Mr. Randall, from
the appropriations committee, reported sun
dry civil appropriation bills. They were
ordered printed and referred to the commit
ice OF the whole.
Mr LIE Fevre offered resolution reci.ing
me exclusion of American pork from Ger
.iany, and levying the discriminating duty
IN wheat aad rye, ami thai threatening at
,itude had been assumed against American
petroleum., and directing tins COMMITTEES on
foreign affairs to inquire into the propriety
OF the lat. discrimination against German
produce Referred
On moticn of Mr. Payson the house con-
Cured with the senate amendment of taxes to
the Pacific bill.
On motion OF Mr.. Hopkins the house con-
Cured with tine senate amendments to the bill
for It's prohibition OF the Importation Of con-
tract labor and then agreed to give the re-
mainder Of the day to The consideration OF
bushes from the co.n115tse for the District
OF Columbia.
WAaHIsGToN, Feb. "a Regular order
was demanded, and the house passed the bill
pending tor an allotment OF land in severalty
TO .ne Indians OF the Uma:illa reservation III
oregon. Ihe senate bill authorizing al In
c.ea e OF the ca .oiral stock OF the Commercial
.>ationai bank OF Chicago was passed.
The hour having expired the regular order
Of the ,nornins was dispensed with.
hir. Ran!ail tPa-) moved to go into CON-
nlitGee Of the whole on the deficiency aopro-
priation bli, which was antagOnized by Wills
(Ny.), who desired to call up the river and
Earoor bill.
The house refused to go into committee OF
tie whole on the deficiency bill, bat Went into
com;ilittee Of the whole on the river and haI-
Dor bill
Mr.. Henderson (IlL) addressed the house on
his appeal from the decision OF the chair,
ruling out the Heunepin canal clause oa a
point of order.
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WHAT CONGRESS FINDS TO DO.
Gist of the Past Few Days Business in
Both Branches.

Both Branches.
WASHINGTON, Feb 2O.--After the usual
routine business, on motion of Mr.. German,
the secretary Of the interior was called upon
| for information as to whether the Pacific
railroad, to whom subsidies had been granted,
bad built and maintained and operated their
| telegraph lines, AMI were receiving messages
| without discrimination in prices, as required
by law.
M. Morrill, moved TO give preference to tn,
bill for tie retirement OF the trade dollar
After sCnle discussion the E,o..o.i .Tas
agreed.
1h. rezu!t had hardly been anIiGIncgi / hs-
fore Mr. Hale moved to take uD tnc ayr. i
| turel appropriation bill.
The senate agreed 10 the motion tT iva
voce vote, thus demanding the male dc.Gr
bill ~ the oeieIiar. The agric;Lj,irs ap,,ro-
priat;on bill was read and discussed by sections
WAsHIEGToN, Feb. 23-The credentials Of
Mr.. Jones, senator-elect from Ar.ia.isai, vice
Walker, were rad and Eicd.
On motion Of Mr.. Dawes the committee en-
Indian affairs was authorized to continue in
vest; ,at ons INTO the Indian leases etc, dur
ing the vacation, with further authority to
inquire wnat changes were necessary in tho
boundary lines OF the Indian reservations, and
report ct the firso session of the next congress-.
The bill TO "Guit titles" to the settlers of the
Des Moines river lands was taken up. Mr..
Larham having exhausted his aia.IiniS:oo
the dilatory amendments were finally passed
WAsHE,IGroN, Feb. 24.-Mr. Hoar, fro,n
tho committee on privileges anl elections.
made report on the }ual credentials Of SEN
ator Allison, of Iowa; one from the provision
ally organized legislature, and as in either
case there was no doubt Of Ailison's election,
he suggested that the choice of credentials be
let to the Forty ninth congress. SO ordered.
On motion OF Mr. Mitchell it was agreed to
take up the pension bills on the calendar un-
der the Eve minute rule.
One pension bill was so taken up and
passel On next bill, the motion to consider
was lost, and the senate then became involved
in an illtempered wrangie over the order Of
precedence of the house bills or senate bills,
which was finally adjusted by an agreement
to take them up in their order all pension ills
that were favorably reported, whether house
Or senate bills.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 2I.-CATtLE-GoJ ID t. cioics
butchers, "a. Zjy 49, fair, $50 5ls'; apl.
s.y.; :1e:s and faiers, 81 10 81 y; yeariin g
and caves, S1.,U ss3.5J.
HOi5-s;e e.seI butch,rs. 35.1)iG'.3j; fair 20
go .ckils u. i5ty 'lj; far to god .isI5, 81 is
.s.ia; cannon. $50 it4.o3 cuiis, 81. lsG .S5.
SiIEEP-CoinJion to fair, $50 81 p; good TO
:h)ice, - 50 si.2,; we,hecs. Si.Jo o.. Limbs-
Comm y, $50 Gi.0b; god 81. yi.JI.
CHICAGO, Feb. -i.-IOGS-fair To good, Sf.25
i.jt; ;iixed packing, s4.3o g4.03; cao.ae hsaTy,
4 1J.t5.05.
CATrLE-E,zports. SIS 1859; gooi to choice
:hipp NJ, Sj5, ,aj0); common to fair, Si2, si.3J;
O. socae.s a:-d eders, SS.40G5.50.
Ts:n;.s;s IL. Yaariiamenc.
LONDON, Feb. ga scene Of great tuanult
and excitement occurred i'll the house of conf
mons when q molten was made from the gov
ernnent benches to suspend the regular order
SO that debate on the celsure resolution os
opposition might be resumed. This was op-
posed By the Irish Members, who succeeded IN
causing perfect uproar. William O'Brien,
member for MaLlow, editor United IRELAND,
was 50 bod in defiance OF the rulings of the
speaker that the latter suspended him.
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