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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-09
From Marion.

Ed. SENTINEL 1t may be said
that at one time, No. Z was classed
among the lower grade of common
schools. This, in many respects,
was due to lack of interest upon
the part of the school patrons; and
the employ of pedagogues, who
were more interested in the pecun-
iary reeult than in the result of the
object IF their employment
No. 6. has been under the skill
full supervision of our esteemed and
worthy teacher, A. NJ. Brown, for
the last four successive years.
One nice point of interest in this
school. was the punctuality of the
scholars. During the last term.
six missed no day; and ofthese six,
three missed no day during the
last two terms. and one one missed
no. day during the last three terms.
The last day is generally termed
the "big day." Hence No. 6. was
made to enjoy the 2Sth ult.
The afternoon exercises consist
ed of reading, verbal oarsing, and
talks of praise and cncoura cement
by teachers, friends and school pat
rons. Next came Mr.. Browns
valedictory.
The evening exercises consisted
of songs, declamations, dialogues
and compositions followed by
little farewell song by little girls of
8 to 13 summers. JOB.
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not take the advice of the wisest
and best men of his party, and that
all of his appointments would be big
and fatal blunders.
Well, this wouldn't work. either.
for his appointments are conceded,
even by the Republicans themselv-
es, to be the wisest he could have
made. Then they set out and make
all sorts of vague predictions of the
previous day. The administration
is moving off smoothly, the business
of the country is reviving at an en-
courag'ng rate, and all the i'll omens
invented by the Republican leaders
are disappearing,
They don't seem to be ableyet to
realize that Democratic admins
tration, public honesty and general
prosperity all came over OH the
same ship. W. A. L.
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At Tacoma, W. T., vigilan,e commit;
tees are organized TO terrorize and drive ou
the Chinese
Two miles from Lawrence, Kan, three OF
a cOlored family of eleven, named Forson
have died of starvation.
The cattle disease in Kansas has caused the
state veterinarian to have eighty-tive ami
mais killed within the past few days.
VIM. 81. A. Brown, the member Of thu
Chicago board of trade, accused Of bigalny
waived examination and was held in S2, G0t
bonds
The opening of the grave OF Alice Johnso.
at Murfreesboro, Tenn, has developed a case
of criminal malpractice. Warrants are ou
for ssyeral prominent citizens.
The aggregate number Of new vessels bull
il Now England during 1884, compared with
the previous year, shows decrease Of nearly
"a ,000 in the gross Tonnage of the now yes
sels, and decrease OF 81, 900, ,0o3 in the value
OF the produ It.
The Indian troubles in British America are
On the increase.
Joe Palmer, the Cincinnati murderer WAS
sentenced to be hanged Wednesday, July 10
joan w, Ladd, the indianapolis police Of
ficor VINO was arrested On a charge OF incest
es aped from Jail.
Lieports from various parts OF the S.ate IN
di aae ;ha. the wheat crop in Ohio viii be fal
below the average.
The total exports OF specie from New York
for the week ended April were s4Sj, I'll
The imports were S3J,3lS.
The representatives of the factions ir
Rowan county, KY, who went to see the adj
jutant general have come to an agreement
Morton L. Hawkins and Julius Reis (dem.l
and VIM. A. Stephens t-ep.) weIs appointed
by III, board OF public works menaers tf the
police COMM ssion OF Cincinnati.
The rebellion i'll ritish America is en- tn
incr ,ase.
Moody and Sanky are stirring up sinner
in Pi5tsburg.
Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb is married to Couni
Prima Magri, an Italian prince.
The Canadian government is taking pre-
eau ions against fsnian invasion during thi
reb,.lion.
An internal box was left in Jolie.'s new
court house to blow it up. Striking stons
ma ,ons are suspected.
Mary Hendricks, twenty-five, Of Cleve
land, with beautiful face, voluptuous form
and weak niind, was decoyed from home anG
ASA ilted by three unknown young men.
John M. Neeley, sixty-eight, one of th
most highly respected citizens Of Batavia, O.
suicidsd by hanging.
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BARGAINS. i'll Velvet Car
pets, Wilton Back.
B0rSains in 5 frame
Body Brussels.
BARGAINS in Extra Su'
per lngrains.
Call and examine our
stock. We will sell you
Carpets at 20 per ct. less
than you ever bought them.
We are prepared to make
up the Carpets, and put
them down on the floor.
COLLINS e MOORE,
Opposite the Court House.
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Thursday, April 3. 1856.

The Spring Elections in Ohio
show Democratic gains in the
country and losses i'm the cities.
This is accounted for by the fact
That the Liquor influence in the
larger towns combined with the
Republicans. II Is not a Demo
cratic defeat in any instance. II
is the temporary success of Re-
publicans combining with an ell
ement that acts independently
Of all parties. The victory,
wherever Democrats have been
defeated, is a triumph for the
Liquor interests, but the god and
morality party will claim it.
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Youthful Chris and Lena.

CLEvELAND, March 20-Upon the receipt Of
telegram from Buffalo, the superintendent
of police. an1 Detective Reeves arrested Jus
tin Segris aged nineteen, and Mary Baker.
sixteen years Old, daughter OF William Baker,
of Baker and Farron, comedians. The youth
full couple were on their way to St Louis
where they were to be married Miss Baker
says nothing can change her, and she will yet
marry Segris. The couple are locked up at
the central police station. pending the arrival
of some one vested with authority to take
them back to Buffalo.
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Low Railroad Rates TO tn


Low Railroad Rates 10 the
West.
To persons contemplating NOV
ing or make a trip to the west, we
would advise them to call on the
agents of the Columbus & Cincin-
natl, Midland. They will sell you
through tickets over first class
roads at the lowest rates. A letter
addressed to BENZ. Monet, CoIum-
bus, o.. J. P. Barnes, Mt. Sterling,
w. 2. Barnes, Washington Z. Fl /,
G. A. Shoemaker, Sabina, r. c..
Dempsey, Wilmington, will receive
prompt reply, giving information,
route, rates, etc.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-09

If you want a post Office, or gov
ernment position of any kind, send
at once for the latest, greatest and
best book published, containing
lists and salaries of all government
offices in every state and country
with full instructions how and
where to make application to secure
appointment. A copy of this val
liable work sent by mail, postpaid,
to any address for one dollar by the
Democrat Book Co., Mt. Pleasant,
Pa. Agents wanted.
apr2 st.
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Washington Tow NsIsip Eiec
sfOsD.

The following officers were elect
ed in Washington Twp:
Trustees-H. X. Wright, j. Lane
and Jas. Price. Clerk. A. Fer
guson. Treasurcr-H. H. West.
Assesor-Will Brandt. Constable
Jas. Hardin. Justice of Peace
A. w. Mauk.
Price and West are RepubIica MS
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Way Live for Weeks,

NEW YORK, April 7-Gen. Grant had an
undisturlisi and refreshing sieep of seven
and half hours. HIS pulse is so and full
temps rature c-mal. He had no pain during
the night ana cOughed but little, and is in-
cliDed to be cheerful.
No sound disturbed tho silence in the street
during the early moInirg hours except the
usual rattle Of milk carts aud the rumble of
bakers wagons or tread of vigilant reporters
on the cold and cheerleSs sidewalk opposite.
DR.. Shrady, looking fresh and cheerful after
his long vigil, appeared at a window The
outlook was hopeful, and many persons,
whose duty or inclinat tons led them to the
neighbornoed, presaged that the old soldier
would 1--we ior weeks to come
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Bro. Willard is limping this week.
Can it be possible he has hurt him.
self in practieing for the rink con-
test, or has his crooked grammar
twisted his muscles There is a
vague suspicion that his purpose to
run politics in the school elections
has ''throwed" him. Perish the
thought and the grammar we use |!
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-09

WaIcutt, the Republican candi-
date for Mayor, was elected i'll Col
umbus. This is triumph for Sun
day base ballers. Sunday saloon keep
ers and these bummers generally
But the eon.l Republicans will re-
icice over il.
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Good Hope Township Elec
lOu,

TIE following officers were elect
ed IN Good Hope township:
Trustees-John Faub'e. Cbas
Bailey, and Samnel Frasure.
Clerk--Wm. Carpenter. Treas
urer-Robt. White. Assessor-sol-
ONION Clark. Constable--A. Wear.
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Laurel township Election.

William Hood. Amos Kline and
Jacob Shine, Trustees. 8. Glad
man, Clerk. f. w. Donaldson.
Treasurer. Charles Cupp and Thos.
Hutchison, Justices. @. Peterson
and Philip Ge,ger, Constables.
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The Republicans and liquor deal
ers combined their forces In a num-
ber of the principal cities of the
State last Monday and defeated the
Democrats. This is victory to
blow about by the liquor dealers.
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Irisl,-A meric:.l. Contingent.

ALBANY. N. Y, April "a report was
current here that there is in contemplation
the organization Of an Irisk-Anic,'ican con-
tingent TO aid Riel, the leader OF the Mani
to5a insurgents, in his movement against the
Canadian government. One enthusiast;
irish leader said it would be strong blow
tor Old Ireland. Others ecny the truth of
thA rulu,I
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-09

Receiving New Goods dai-
ly, and at the lowest prices
ever known, at COLLINS &
MooRE's, opposite TIE Court
House.
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A Romance from Pittsburr.

NEW YORK, April 5.-A Pittsburg dispatch
states that few weeks ago Pearl Hazlewood,
of Brooklyn, while guest at the Central
hotel in that city, under the assumed name
of Hazieknight, attempted to take her own
life. She recovered and suddenly disap-
peared She las not since been seen in that
place. On investigating the mystery it WIGS
learned that about two months ago Pearl
ran away from her uncle's home, in Brook
lyn, just one hour previous to her proposed
marriage with a young gentleman. Soon
after her uncle died, bequeathing his entire
estate to her should she return within
eight months. Pearl, it was said, lost her
father by drowning at sea some years ago.
It has been learned that bright mulatto,
giving his name as Henry Knight and aim
ing Pearl US his daughter, visited Pittsburg
a few days ago and endeavored to bribe a
resident negro to ascertain the girls where
abouts and get rid of her by any means he
deemed proper. Knight claimed that PEARLS
mother was negress and her father a
Scotchman. He asserted that shoull the girl
not return within the eight months the prop
erty of the deceased uncle passes into his
hands.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-09

Henry Mayer has removed his
Shoe Store from the McCracken
building to the former post Office
room. He will enlarge his stock,
and fix up the room in handsome
style. He invites the public to
call and see him.
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Application for Pardon.

Notice is hereby given that an applies
ton will be made to the Governor OF Ohio,
for the. pardon of Laurence GeIger, who
mon PIsls Court OF Hooking County, Ohio,
convicted oil Burglary, and sentenced by
snid Court To Imprisonment in the Penf-
tentiury for the term OF FIVE Year,
MARY GEIGkR:
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BARGAINS In Black &
ColoredC0shnaers, at 25,
81, SO, 60, IS, and u cents
per yard worth 10 to 2:3
cents more on any yard, at
COLLINS g. MOORE.
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Grants Final i;es.;ur lace.

NEW YORK, April j. Reg;u,,.ng III. state
n?ent 10y Gen Sheridan tha5 Cen Grant de-
s;res to be buried AT Washington. DR. New
man, who is Gen Grants si,ii,tua; adviser
and intimate friend and should know where
of he speaks, says that the general has not,
~ far as he is aware, signiiisd any wish as to
tn Fl re Of bis burial.
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FOR RENT.

A frst-class front double room
over Collins L. Moores store, suita-
ble for a law Or doctors office. AL
so n finished room in basement.
Call and gee the rooms.
COLLINS Il MOORE.
m12, 81, If
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
The Hooking Building Association
Walker, James & Co.
In tho Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, by
virtue OF an Order of Sale issued out OF said
Court in the above entitled cause, and tC
hi directed as Sheriff of said County, will
ut the door of the Court Honso inLogan ,on
Saturday, April 25, A. ID. 1885,
Mt O'Clock p. m, of said day, offer for sale
at pubic auction, the following lands and
tenements. situate in Hooking County
Ohio, tO-wit:
Lot number twelve (l2) in Logan. Hook
ing county, Ohio.
Appraised at $4,000.
Terms OF sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this 2Sth day OF March, A. d. 1883.
TT. MCCARTHY, Sheriff.
w. e. HANBLIE, Deputy.
l.. d. Vickers, Attorney fer Plaintiff.
March 2l-jt.
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For Rent or Lease.

For Rent or Lease.
have several tracts of land ad
joining the corpopation, very excel
lently adapted for gardening.
/ will rent at reasonable rates,
cash Or shares, to any one who will
work, and take care of the business.
Inquire at the Sentinel Office.
LEWIS GREEN
MIG 3ws.
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In Boots and Shoes. John W.
Work is still ahead with most
complete stock of all the new spring
styles and present still to every
customer.
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/ Black Silks at 81 cents,
% inches wide, worth Sl.25
per yard. A great bargain,
at COLLINS & MOoRE's, op-
pOsite the courthouse.
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For Rent---Cheap.

To small family-House of 5
rooms, summer kitchen, cellar.
cistern, we'll OF water; all in good
condition. Apply to
ID. FINNEY,
Dentist, Murphy Block.
April 2-tf.
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Bismarck in New York.

New YORK, April 3.-The SEVENTEEN birth
day Of Prince Bismarck was generally cele.
brated in this city by patriotic Germans.
The imperial flag was displayed over the
German consulate at Bowling Green. and the
German ships in the harbor were gavly dec
GRATED with bunting. The prominent Ger
mans and GeI man societies sent cable dis
patches to the prince congratulating him and
expressing th ,ir high esteem and best wishes.
In the evening the members of the German
club had quiet meeting at their club house
in West Twenty fourth street, to which the
German consul general was invitel. Bis
marck's health was drank alm the consul
made speech.
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WASHINGTON, April 7.-Senor Paral.a,
minister resident of Costa Rica, received the
the following important dispatch from his
h)nie government: "Justo Rufino Barrios,
pres :dent of Guatemala, was killed at Cha[
ehuapa The Salvadoreau army, whose
bravery has been admirable, fighting an
enemy twice as large, inflicted an ominous
defeat to the Guatemalan forces. Barrios
death puts an end to the war, and Central
America can now free.y discuss any reason
able and acceptable project of a federal re-
public"
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Town Property and Real
ES tate r Sale.

One 2 story Dwelling, contain
ing seven rooms, corner Market
and Hunter streets.
Alse-Twenty three acres of
land adjoining the corporation.
Also-Forty-seven acres, one
half mile east of Logan.
Call on J. NJ. FLOYD,
March 26-tf Logan, 0
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{CcassSSAt jroR sass uxGx.,
flow :s;dsch Cases are Auda.

In 1875, thirteen MEN comprise! ths
entire workiiie: force usct IL the E,sn;s-
.;m,;ire of The .!amss BoS' Gold IRates Case.
Now over IRE hnaore,i are employed. and tie
n.nier IL constantly ii.tse.,sIns. The rs-s-
ysn of-tl.is increase is this: In the Jams
Bass Go.,i HIdtci. Case al the niet:.i insight
an s,b:. b:.et 70 wear is solid gois!,, while thore-
:,ain..er, s,-ieh only lsrs.!s strength 10 the
case. Is cf stronger metal than gold,
giving gold where gold Is needed, and
strong, elastic metal where strength and
elasticity are needed, combination pro-
ducing a watch case better than solid gold
and G: o,!E-UAi-E the COST
Over 2e0, coo Of these cases
save been soi.i. aai every jews.sc in TIE
country ean testify ~ tl.eir quu.Ity xn3
.s.erii
y. I-<-h- of the i'en.'ese- opaig,t \ jess toH1
Sold .li.h ysars so. nd csrt sesi it Until
s,rt time -r', vhen pirct>scd Il. md srl IL 70
cStyIirr be case s.,C'we n. ss,-.ssf %sr. exec
ie,I I'd i,r - least ycr-s have
ID ~. s.ne- Bog h Case isr ..l..y yeA<sk
-'i I'll, ;.r.ss VIII, bs.:-i. o first SIryf
Il. ~ to.ss. WI s=risI.e6 ;t.g s5 they h14
.c-:i s,. only cses of z = Kind teWels2
>h'if sell who .lss-cs b give his customers CSe
w.ir--t Of tie:r Eioi:oy values his repu.seion-
NA- j. CSslwAy, Jsrskss.
Si ss~ut sssnp KeJsso.s vas.h cas F.e.cris~ FA.
d-pAia. r., c h.r..s u.srss~d sss-i.s ~
f1s be ConAnxeGA
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Bulletins.

The following bulletin was issued: 'Usn.
Grant has had quiet time in his easy chair,
mapping and chatting by turns His .nllse
was 7S and of good volume. He has had no
pain for several hours.
[Signed] 'Shrady, N. D."
Gen. Grant received ON Saturday q letter
of sympathy from Jefferson Davis which
gratified him and touched him very deeply.
If, said Mr.. Davis, the prayers and good
wishes of all those in the south who honor
and respect Gen. Grant could avail he would
conquer the dread antagonist with whom he
is now contending just as triumphantly as
he overcame the antagonists with whom he
contended twenty years ago.
An old friend of the family called at z
o'clock. He had been in the habit of visiting
the general every Sunday for two years. He
saw stranger at the door which Harrison
use to open for him. He was told that he
could not see Gen. Grant. He then sent
word to Col. Fred, who was sitting with his
father. The latter sent down his love.
''Gen. Grants weakened condition." tbs
visitor said, sis undoubtedly owing to the
failure of Grant & Ward He told Gen.
Frey not long after the failure that he had
not slept for month. have often seen
him sitting in the pa:lor, with his head sunk
on his breast, a Picture Of despondency."
Gen. Grant felt very desponlent all day.
In conversation with Con. Badeau he said:
1T is useless to bear This agony longer"
81 KNOW" Gen. Badeau said afterward,
"that he does not desire to endure further
suffering"
Gen. Badeau said that the general was in
such condition that he might die in half an
hour OF might live a week. The trouble was
not with the local disease but with the con-
stitutional debility produced By the cancer.
The general was anxious to die AMI end it ell
for he suffered too lnucn to care to live any
longer.
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Oh, yes! For your Boots and
Shoes. go to John W, Works.
ap 2 st.
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n.,, E,.et,ou-street Commissioner

Editor sentinel-Please announce the
name of DANIEL WOODS AZ candidate
I'm rs- -eiectIou to the office of Street COM
I!L.Sonor ~! nj the ensuing Spring election,
hiS . W.: MANY FRIENDS.
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The Democrats have held their
own in Hooking, and made hand
some gains in Logan.
We have room for only the ag-
gregate vote of Falls, this week. =
Next week We will publish a tabu-
lar statement, giving vote of wards
and precincts.
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SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
Leqal Notice.

E:amc r.rnis, whose place of residence
,sunknown, will take notice that Earl r
Ennis, ON the I2:Ii day of March, A. ID. 1855
filed hi, petition against her In the Court
of Common Pleas of Hooking county, o.,
praying u divorce from her on account OF
willfuI absence for more than three years
prior to the filing OF said petition; and ask
ing for the custody and control of their
children.
Said cause will be for hearing on and
after the Sth day Of May, 1885
EARL F. ENNIS.
Grogan 4 Price, his Attorneys.
March Is. lS80-6W
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House for Rent.

The Baker residence, next property north
8 Market street from Presbyterian Churen
il for rent. The property is one OF the IN mos'
desirable in the city.
For terms, enquire OF r.yvp
March '2-SW
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Clay Drinkle is elected Mayor of
Lancaster. This is a defeat to Al.
Brooke.
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Who is Making he Trouble.


NEW YORK, April 5-The Columbian con-
sui in this city, c. Calderon, being asked as
to the personnel of the rebels in Aspinwall,
said: II have been informed that the chief
of the insurrection in Colon is a notorious
criminal named Prestan. The men who
form his party are not Colombians, but for
eigners, banditti from Peru, Chilli and ia
maica, with many negroes. They have no
political principles. Their only aim is to
plunder. 1t is entirely social disturbance
in Aspinwall as well as in Panama, though
the rebels in Aspinwall claim to be part Of
general revolutionary movement against
President Nunez The president of Panama,
Arosemena: who had been several times SEN
ator, and in 1870 was envoy extraordinary to
Peru and Chill, resigned his position last Fri
day and was succeeded by Gen. Comma, who
is also. chief of the government troops in Pam
anna. When Comma heard that the insur-
gents had captured the arms and ammunition
in Colon he left Panama to protect the lives
and property of Americans there. The
rebels heard that he was approaching and set
fire to Aspinwan Gen. Aizpuru, tho leader
of the rebels in Panama, and who aspires to
succeed Gonima. has captured Panama in the
absence of the government troops. think,
without doubt, that the rebels of Colon will
be defeated and summarily punished for
thar
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FRUIT OF THE LOOM.
TOPICS OF THE TIMES IN A WOOF OF
VARIED COLORS.
The Nations Warrior Quite Strong, but
Longing f. T the End Of His Sufrerings.
National Affairs-President Cleve-
lands Western journey

NEW YORK, April 7.-Gen. Grants condi
ton wasso favorable during the night that thu
presence of both physicians was not deemed
necessary. DIR. Douglas went home to rest
after his long vigils Col. Fred Grant was il
and out Of his fathers room during the night
and was much grstified at the unbrokeu resi-
obtained and the freedom from pain. A cat
drove up, from which alighted a short, stout,
shabbily dressed man, with gray beard and
German accent, who hastened up the steps
and rang the bell When the door was
opened he announced to the servant that
he had come to save Gen Grants
life. He failed to obtain almittance and de-
scended slowly and sadly to the sidewalk.
He said his name was John Hausett and he
had come from West Chester, Pa. The Lord
had moved him, the doctors were killing the
general and he was not allowed to save him.