The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-07-02
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Freah, Crispy GlsaninGs Of Recent \

Fre.h, crispy GlsaninGs Of Recent Nsts-
worthy Happenings and Evsnis.
A diplomatic agreement was entered into
between the United States and Great Brit
ain, continuing the privileges granted BY
the fisheries treaty through the season OF
1885.
David Quinn, who killed Chinaman dur
ing drunken Sunday brawl, in New York,
pleaded guilty to q murder in the second de-
gree, and was sentencs6to imprisonment for
life.
Louis White AMI William Hickman, MAN.
bers of ''charivari" party at Papaw, Ill,
were firej upon and mortally wounded by
Arthur Nsttieton, brother of the bride. Net
Teton was arrested.
The Wabash Gnd) Times company, and
John Whistler, local editor, have been sued
for $4,000 damages for libel by Catwell
Austin, whose daughter was the subject Of
the ibelous article.
The Egyptian o5elisk in Central park,
Now York, is rapidly disintegrating, owing
to the climatic effects, and experts predict
its utter ruin within fifteen years, unless
measures are taken to protect it.
Ths OHIO supreme court has adjourned
until September II
At New London, Conn, ths Harvard boat
crew defeated the Yals about tan lengths.
Great damage to tho northwestern wheat
crop is reported. A falling or Of 100, ,000, 900
bushels is predicted.
Gen. Hazen, chief signal officer, has e1
tended weather predictions to a day and
half in advance instead of a day.
Near Chattanooga, Tenn, two cattlemeD
quarreied, aud one nsmsd Ellison fatally
stabbed the other, named Taylor.
Admiral Porter is planning stsal cruiser
which is to Do a combination ram, torpedo
boat and gun boat, and is to attain great
speed.
Phillips, who murdered his wife and cut
his own throat, at Indianapolis, has so far
recovered that watch is kept on him to
prevent his escape from the hospital.
The Ohio State Board of Agriculture sold
$50, 900 worth Of 6 per cent. bonds to the
Deshler bank, of Columbus, O., for 1924
and accrued interest The bonds run i've
years.
Texas cotton prospects have greatly inn
proved.
The city of Toxic is expected to prove q
total loss.
The obelisk in Central Park, New York,
is rapidly decomposing.
The famous Hathcrn spring at Saratoga il
out Of order and closed to the public.
The remains oS Fred Eversman, OF Balt-
more, were cremated at Lancaster, Pa
New vein of natural gas, with q daily
yield of 500, 600 feet, was struck at Findlay,
o. Total daily yield now 2,50O,0O0.
Lotta Brown, aged IL, WHO attempted sui
icide al Danviile, Ind, tells a fearful story
of wrong at the hands of Robert Russ, a fel-
low-student, who deliberately planned an
elopement, and then failed to get the mar
riags license that hs might accomplish her
ruin Afterward he made her take drugs to
produce an abortion, saying if she did not
he would cut her heart out He has fed, but
would probably be lynchsd il caught now.
Fifteen hundred miliatiamen have already
arrived at Fairmonnt park, Philadelphia.
Blood Indians have lett thsir reservation
in Northern Montana to join ths Pieyans in
q raid upon ths Crows.
Capt. Paul Boyton illustrated marins tor
pedo service b. blowing up fatboat In the
Ohio, seven miles below Cincinnati.
Friends Of Madam, Ravenna, tho Wash
ington ID. c. actress, who died some day.
ago, believe that she was poisoned on tha
day set for her marriage to DR.. Bsssells.
Troops in the mountains near Opulo, New
Mexico, surprised an Indian camp, killed
one buck and captured fifteen women and
children. besides horses and other property.