The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-07-09
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Frssh. Crispy Glssninss of Recent Nots
worthy Happoniuxp and Even.a

Frssh. Crispy Glsanings of Recent Note.
worthy Happsnings and Even.a
James N. Day, bullion clerk of the New
York broking firm Of Martin & Runyou,
who pleaded guilty to systematically rob
bing the firm for several years, was sem
fenced to two and half ysars in the psni-
tentiary.
+ The government receipts Of the fiscal year
ended June 80 show falling of Of $26, 3D.
O6S from the receipts of the previous year,
while the expenditures have increased over
eighteen million i've hundred thousand dol
lars
Lobsters are 70 scarce that the Maine can
ming factories have closed.
A battered flag IS creating sensati on al
the O. N. g. encampment. Fairmount Il
bears this legend: 'sRalic Of the Cincinnati
Court House Riot, March % AMI %, 1854"
A. b. Ray, recently conductor on The
Wheeling & Lake Erie railway, II under ar
rest at Allegan, Mich, with q man named
Sam Lightner, for the murder Of Ella Sage.
The Kansas winter wheat crop promises
70 per cent Of 1884
VIM Van Antwerp, Of New York, de-
serted his wife after using $135, 900 of her
money.
An inventory of the gold and silver bul.
lion in the vaults of the assay Office New
York, is being taken.
The case of illness reported from Cape
Charles are not yellow fever, a. was sup
posed, but typho-malaria
There are q, ST. shade trees in Washing.
ton, Of thirty-Gx different varieties, and oe-
cupying $50 miles of street.
At Tiffin, O., q soldiers monument waa
dedicated. Ex-Governor Foster and e1-
President Hayes delivered addresses.
Peter J. Kelly, wanted in Cincinnati 10
answer charge Of stabbing to kill, h under
arrest in Canada, awaiting extradition.
The harvested wheat in the Neosho River
valley, Kansas, has bsen swept away BY the
food, and much live stock and other prop
erty persisted.
Two arrests have been made ct Philadel-
phia, and two moro are expected, on the
charge Of conspiracy in wrecking the Shack
amazon bank.
Militia have the Rowan county Kentucky
troubles under full control All parties
concerned in the murder Of Ben Rayborn
have been arrested.
The Kansas wheat crop has bean further
injured by cold rainA
The soldiers Of Licking county, O., held .
10u01Ou ~ ColODuT&.
A yellow fever case Of local origin has &C
CURED at New Orleans
B.g Bear, the Indian chisf Of Riel,s rebel
lion, is reported captured
Tns possibility Of Ute outbreak h con
firmed The Navajoes are preparing to join
the U les.
Harry Zimmerman, an inmate Of the Sol
diers' Home, Dayton, O., was found dead In
Q saloon. Foul play i suspected.
Ex-Policeman Hallam, Of London, O.,
shot and killed Thomas Mukes (colore6, and
wounded Juus MukeA An old feud.
Broom and boot and shoe manufacturer
Of Columbus, O., complain Of injury to theii
business by the present panitentiary Labor
system.
A carrier pigeon made the flight from At
lanta, Ga, to Baltimore, . distance Of $50
miles, in thirty-fvs hours and seven
minutes
, At Cleveland, O., the stallion Phallas do
eated Maxey Cobb in three straight heats,
for q purse of s., 500. About seventeen
thousand people witnessed the race.
Tbs Mexican government IL said to be
much embarrassed financially through the
open hostility of the English and German
bankers to the funding policy Of President
Diaz, and their efforts to excite prejudics
against the United States and Americans in
general