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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

The Misses Nora and Ella Nc
Coy returned to their home at
Gal.iposis on Saturday last, after
. brief visit to their friends, Mr..
Shannons 5 family. of this place.
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There was an attempt made to
burglarizc the reg dence ot Mr. Ihos
Keif. on Sunday night last. The
wakefulness of Mr. Keif prevented
the burglars from gaining
admis- ion, although they had cue
reeded in breaking a lock ON the
back door. There are u number of
Suspicious characters in our town
just now. and il would be we'll for
our citizens. during the sleeping
hours Of our night police, to be on
tho watch.
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prosperity.

1t 10 the intention of Mr.. BENZ.
Egglesion and family to remove to
Logan, LOCKING county. D., where
be has property interests, and near
which place he. together with his
fathers family. resided before bis
removal to this city more than for
keyesrs ago.-[Cin. Com. Gaz.
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Elder Bovens. of thu Baptis'
church. (New School. will preach
at the residence of Mr.. A. ID. Tip
ton cn Friday evening, March 10th,
1885. Committee.
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THE CONDENSER.
yxssh, Filthy, News Items Boiled Down FOR
the Hurried Reader.
Friday, March 6.


lndianas legis aSure sent congratulatory
telegram to the new president and vice presi-
dent of the United States
George Gordon, hotel clerk, whose small
salary didn't support him, gets year for till
tapping, from Wabash, Ind
The insurgent native chiefs of India
have already raised the fiery CROSS and
proclai ned IN favor OF Russia
Phil. SAa!er. The DAYTON, O., pugilist. is
under arrest for burglarizins AMI robbing
old Philip Glns and his aged wife.
A Methodist minister with crank adjust.
nent has been jailed in New York city for
wentin: to remove President Cleveland.
Now charged that tlc Columbus, Ohio,
sinking fund commission was accessory be-
fore the fact to the reI.sSricting alleged steal
James Knox Polk Hawkins, self-confessed
treasury defaulter Of q Crawford county,
Ind, township. gets year in the penitcntiary.
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The VIC. President sworn In.

DENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Shortly before II o'clock the president and
the president-elect aad vice presidentelect
entered the senate chamber and were escorted
to seats reserved for them. Vice President
Hendricks was sworn in as vice president Of
the United States and president Of the senate.
ar proceeded to administer the oath Of office
te the newly elected members of the senate,
thus, by this sinplc process, completing the
reorganization OF that bo1y in q very brief
.pace of tine, and the senate Of the Forty
dghth congress passed away and its place was
filed, as ii by magic, with uhs senate of the
Forty ninth congress. The new senator's sworn
in, the procession formed for the purpose Of
escorting the president-slect to the platform
i1 front Of the capitol, whers he was to. be
sworn in and deliver his inaugural.
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At the Teachers Examination
on Saturday there were twenty.
Eve applicants before the board,
many being the advanced pupils
Of our country schools.
There were six successful ap
plicants, viz: Il. A. Gordon. 2
wears A. A. Aikison. Mrs Lou
Curreu. Amy Redick. Tena S,ed-
EN- and Il. S. Sullivan.
All failed to climb the ladder.
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The New Lexington Herald
says the revival at the NJ 4
Church, that place, Rev. Holli-
day. pastor, closed with sixty
seven additions to The church
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Tho Peoples Rink Is East near
iag completion, and will soon be
thrown open. to the public, Of which
due notice will be given Ia these
columns.
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Live stock.
CINCINNATI, March 9.-t.ATTLE-Good to choics
bu,clie.s $i.75,S5 U0; fair, 4.51 9sOo; common,
q o. 93.00; xtocxers and feeders, S3.5-@i ~;
yearlings and calves, q. 10 13.15.
HOGS Selected butchers, $3.50 9j25; fair to
good packing. Si6kGj. 10; fair to good light. s. 40
GAS; common. $3s5 81 IL; Culis. $50 1915.
SHEEP-COmnon to fair -. 80 g. p: good to
cl,oc-, S3..0 S4.J; weathers, 81. so 15 ~. Lambs
--Common, S;ONgs.'5; good, Si.00,gAs5.
CHICAGO, March 9.-HOGS-Fair to good, 81 40
gi.Jo; II ixed packing, $a.45,GA.1o; choice heavy
81 s0G5., ).
CATrLE-Exports. ss.so36oo: good to choice
shipping, $5.009600; common to fair, $Az5Qsl. 81;
Atockers md feeders, $40 $3.50
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lem. bv next examination day

lem. bv next examination day.
1.-Two ladders are standing in
the street with their bases % #
apart inclined toward each 9th
er they form an angle OF Al de-
grees where they meet at the
top Find the length of each
lad,ler?"
Now gentlemen, come TO the
front and take a dose of your
own nostrum. l. =. u.
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Inauguration Aftermath.

WASHINGTON, March THE unanimous
verdict on the Inauguration is that it was the
most brilliant and successful occasion Of the
kind in the history of the government. Ma
ture did all in her power by furnishing a
lovely day, to contribute to the success of tbs
occasion The multitude which faced presi-
dent Cleveland, when he delivered his inaug-
ural, was probably tho largest gathering Of
human beings collected in -ons spot.
Some estimate the number at 00,OCO, while
fnlly a quarter of million of people flanked
the procession. Taere was no misaao and
not speck of trouble to mar the universal
joyousness Of the day. On the day follow
ing there was, 50 to speak, an annex inaug-
uraticn parade, Pennsylvania avenue and
the principal streets being filled with troops
and clubs. The decorations still flutter gaily,
and the city presents a holiday appearance
Perhaps 10000 persons left the city for thair
homes, but many will =iins.r For several
days, The New York county democracy,
more than 600 strong, marched through the
principal streets and were greeted enthusias-
tically on their way to the Pennsylvania
depot, where they boarded q special train
for home
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Mr.. Barnhardt Strock leaves
with his family next Tuesday for
Green county, Missouri, where
he intends making his future
home.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Col. Alex. Sa IDS, of Cincinna-
Ii. visited in Lohan this week.
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Rev. g. w. Burns, of the n. E..
church of our city, 10 at Macarthur
this week assisting in the revival
work at that place.
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l will pay 5000 reward for the
conviction of the person or per
sons who stole my meat on or
about the night of Monday,
March The 9th. 1885.
JOHN w. BALL.
m 1Off.
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No Opinion.

COLUMBUS, O., March MIR Thurman
wa> asked if he had expressed his opinion on
the new cabinet untayorably. He replied
taat he hal said nothing On tho subject aud
had no opinion to give.
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Another Solution.

From the conditions of the
problem, the ladders are radii of
a circle and the distance between
their bases. the side of a regular
inscribed octason. since the a :
gle of the center is measured by
IS degrees, or ! of a circumfer-
ence.
Draw a circle with C as a Gen.
ter, and from this center draw
radii to the angle A. B. and D Of
the inscribed octagon. The
problem is,-to find the relation
between the side of an inscribed
octagon and the radius of a Gil
Gle.
Join A and D.; the line A D
will then be the side of an in
scrjbed square: 1t will also be
perpendicular to the line G b.
and the angles at E, the point Of
intersection, will be right angels.
As a basis we will assume the ra-
dius of the circle equals l. The
diameter of the circle. or the d.
agonal of the inscribed square
equals 2; from which we find
the side of the inscri bed square
equals the square root of 2 which
is 1.4l4, K A D equals l.4l4x <.
A E equals ! Of AID, equals .707
plus. The angle A q E equals
45 degrees, the angle Acc being a
right angle equals 9co, whence
The angle c A E equals IS de-
srees; and since equal sides lie
opposite equal angles, c E eq uals
AE, equals .707 plus. The RAJ
dius q b. equals l :; hence E B
equals l minus .707, equals 1898.
We now have a right ang!ed tri-
angle A + 8 with base A L and
perpendicular EB given. to find
the hypotenuse. ABB equals
AEa plus EBa whence ABB
equals .585849 from which
AB equals 1864 plus: the side
of an inscribed octason when
the radius is l. Now. in similar
pOlygons or surfaces, ,homolOgous
lines or sides are proportional,
and all regular polygous Of same
number Of sides are similar
Hence the proportion. the side
of an inscribed octagon is te the
radius /. az the side of the simi.
lar inscribed octagon is to the
required radius, viz: .7654:1:::30:
K, equals 26.l3, length of ladder.
ANON,
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Ed. Collinsrof Carbon Hill. visit
ed his parents in Logan last San
day.
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John G.. Ruff

Died March 4th, 1885, at his resi-
dcnce in Marion township. aged 81
years and 6 months. His remains
W Gre inferred on the 9Th ut tho Evi
Luth eran Cemetry. the
religious exercises were conducted
by Rev. Rowe.
He was \ native born. lived all
his life in Marion township He " 8
. church member from youth, and
always maintained the character
of u kind father. a loving husband
and good citizen.
He was the father Of IL children,
ten of whom and his wife surviv g
b,m He was a good, quiet straight
forward man. esteemed by all who
knew him, and his drath will cause
profound regret among IL large cir
Gle of friends.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Billy Davy, formerly of the
Cleveland Sun. and his family
are visiting in Logan this week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Prot. Geo. Armbustcr 10 sole pro-
friesor of the Avenue Rink. ali
statements to the contrary being
erroneous.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Miss Lizzie Weidman of Marys-
vile, is visiting in Logan this
week. the guest Of Mrs. Chas.
Schweake.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Miss Cad Murphy won the prize
at the Avenue Rink Orange Pick,
on Saturday evening last
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slr.nin- i'm tho Nbitc House

WASHINGTON, March 5. President Clevo
land removed from the Arlington hotel an
took up his quarters in the white house
where be passed his first night
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

eev. Mechling Of the Luihern
hurch. Of Lancaster, was in our
city this week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Carl Cable. Of Eelsonvil;e. was
the guest of his brother, DR.. Cable,
on Sunday 'ast.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Chas. BislsaD. Of s md Ran. was
visiting his parents in Logan on
Sunday and Monday.
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l1Ossae aud Lots YOr Sale.
| will sell house with 6 good
rooms, cellar, well. stable and out
building A good lot ut cast end
of Log N OF Zan-sviIIe road. Al.
so 2 acre lot, adjoining the lot
where the houre 10 situated. on the
same road. (Will sell in parts or
or all AIS" about l acre on e.s,
end Hunter street across the rail
road crossing on east side. The
property of NJ. Till. dec. For in
formation call on N. j. Weiland'
Logan. Ohio.
NICHOLAS TILL
I'm 1on1
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Valuable Smbul ban ProDs rey
For Sale.
will sell my property nsar TIE
Fair Grounds at reasonable rates.
The property consists of three
acres of nice Lowell ground. fronting
the street. A good dwelling house
good stable, and all necessary out
buildings.
For price and terms, apply to
NE at my residence.
w. j. WILLIAMS.
dec. 4, If.
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Mr.. comml..ioner Of Pension. l,I.ck.

WASHINGTON, March III. C. Black has
been appointed commissioner of pensions by
the president. He was a democratic candi-
date for congress in his district, but was de-
feated. He is an old union soldier of excel
lent record, and is one Of the cieansst demo-
cratic politicians in Illinois, AID ranks next
to Gen. Palmer in popularity. At the Chi
cago convention he did Mr.. Cleveland proba-
bly, the greatest Service. He headsd the Nc
Donald forces, and when the boom cana for
Hendricks he threw McDonal1's vote to
Cleveland.
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TESTIMONIALS

ESTlMONlALS
OF good morl character will be reQu Ire d G
thOs unknown to the Board.
The grading II represented on scale OF
to 100 aud six classes of certificates will
be issued, viz:
First Glass, Five Years. No branch lees
than IS and an experience Of not less thah
three consecutive years OF teaching next
proceeding the application, eighteen
mOHtlss of which experience shall nave
been in one place.
Second Clasx. Three Years. When the
applicant has an average OF 30, no branch
less than 80, aud twenty four n,onthsox-
perience In teaching.
Third Class, Twenty Four Months. An
average OF 80. ~" branch less than - and
eighteen months experience In teaching.
Fourth Glass, Eighteen Months. An av-
erage of 85, no branch less than 20 and
sweIve months experience in teaching.
Fifth ClnSs. Twelve Months. When n no
branch there is less than 20.
Sixth Glass, six months When in no
branch there is less ihaD60. This is trial
certificate and will not be issued to an ap-
plicant who has taught, after Sept. 1882.
A satisfactory examination in the The
ory and Practice oft aching and a good de-
gree ofsuccess is teaching and governing a
school will be favOrably considered. Alb
pllcants are required 20 furnish testimo-
FRANK GORDON.
IL. BRIGHT
]. P. H. STEDM NJ.
JAnuayyl, lyT0 E1amih err
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Saturday, March Z.

James A. White, clerk in the Memphis
postofice. was arrested for robbing mails
George A. Vincent, st. Louis forger, was
convicted and sent to the peniteutiary Tor ten
years.
Gov. Gray appointed Orlando Lott judge
Of the forty-sixth district circuit court Of In
diana
It is reported that the Catholic bishop Of
wilma, Russia, has teen banixhed, as was his
predecessor.
1t is expected that the existing duties OF
Foo Chow tea will be increased by three and
pne-half tael. per chess.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Mr.. Adam Kline has bought the
Weldy property on Hunter street.
Consideration $24O0.
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The king of Servia has granted amnesty te
70O persons who were imprisoned for compile
ity in last years revolt.
Jacob Snyder, an insane man of Akron, O.,
made an attempt to kill his son, claiming that
he was directed by God to do so.
The Oklahoma colonists have organized at
Lauisiana, No, and scouts are to be sent out
to select a location for the colony.
Monday, March o.
Rev. J. N. Irwin, pastor of Raper Chapei
n. E. Church, Dayton, O., is dead.
The imports Of dry goods at New York foI
the week ended March were g., ,I99, COO
Archange Godfrey, tie queen OF the Mi ami
Indians, died Friday mo, ming on the south
bank of the st. Mary river, Ind.
An explosion of gas in the Bakewell Law
building, Pittsburg, damaged nine rooms and
caused several thousand dollars loss.
Settlers are crowding into the Winnebase
reservation, in Crow Creek valley, Dakota,
and trouble is anticipated with Indians.
The supreme court of Ohio has decided that
the state law against carrying burglars tools
q constructed, is unconstitutional.
The little steamer Milt Harry, laden witt
cotton for St. Louis, burned in White river,
John VIM. Gaines shot and killed VIM
Corbin during a quarrel on the formers farm
in the northeastern part OF Boone county,
KY.
VI H. Gumersoll & Co., Of st. Louis, who
suspended with $7lO, 900 Liabilities, have com
promised with creditors at fifty cents on thu
dollar.
Tuesday, March 10.
The revised Old Testament viii he ready IN
America about May 10.
The liabilities of Isaac Zeiller & Sons, Gin
cinnati, are returned at ~, ,O01.04
Forty of the Wabash strikers returned t.
work in the shops at Fort Wayne, Ind
The republicans Of Steubenville, O., nomt
mated Henry Opperman for mayor.
Assistant Postmaster Rhodemal, of Dallaa
Tex, was acquitted Of embszzlement.
The defalcation Of l. D. Reed, e1-treasures
Of Clinton county, O., is about $S5, 600.
There were 142 deaths from pneumonia In
New York City during the week ended
March Z.
Three Of the prisoners who escaped from
the state prison at jackson, Nj ch., were n
captured
Orris Goss, of Seymour, Ind, committed
years old.
The imports of general merchandise al
New York for the week ended March z vert
s., S92,OOO!
The formal transfer of the treasury depart
ment to Secretary Manning was made Satur
day morning.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

The winter just closed, was unus-
ually rough one, yet Mr. Jscob
Fox. of Furnacetwn. managed to
keep a comfortable fire and all the
Choice Groceries. Provisions and
mic macs which are necessary to q
we'll regulated Family Grocery
He has lois of choice. fresh Grocer
les. which he receives each week
and which are sold at prices as low
as the lowest We are glad to know
that his business 10 on the increase.
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CALIFORNIA
Insurance Company,
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA
,>TATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, JANUARY IL, 1885.
I,Henry J. Reinmund, Superintendent
OF Insurance OF the State of Ohio, do hereby
certify that the California Insurance Com
pany. located at tSanFranciSco, in the State
of California, has complied in all respects
with the laws OF the State, relating to In
Surance Com pa GieS other than Life. incOr-
pOrateG by Other states of the United states,
and is authorized to trahsart It's apprnpr :
ate busire-x Of Fire Insurance in this St'. ts
in accOi ,nct. with law, during the current
year 1hA condition, and business nf said
Conlpa' y on the SlSt day of December. II
Is shows ty the Slate ne.,t, undt r oath, re-
quired Ey Section Isl. Revised st tues Of
OHIO, to ,'e aS follows
Aggres: te mount of available
Argrega e mount Of Liabilities
except c p,t"l). lnclu';ina Re-
lESurance...... ...--... h!yyl4-96
Set Assets. ,26O.i3
Amt of actua Ilnai'i up Capital 60O 0s'.O0
Surplus 1908
AmOun: Of Income for the year,
Amount o. Ex pendituiss or the
year, in cash 45I. .2S9.1l
., IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
! sEAh{ herennto subscribed my name,
t-.-' AMI caused my official Seal tn be
affixed the day and yer first
above written.
HENRY J. REINMUSD.
SUPERINTENDENT
Myers & Johnston. Agents at Logan, Ohio.
February rs, iSS3-i~
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LOCAL. ITEMS.

DR.. Ranev, tho dentist. is refusn-
ishing and ref.t'ny his Office.
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CABINET CONFIRMED.
eAYARo, MANNING, EN0IcoTT, WHIT
NEY, LAMAR, Villas AND GARLAND.
Scenes In the Senate Session-ThurmaO
Has No OpiniOn-Washingto Notes.
Mr.. Adams Policy with the Union
PaciGc-Resignati0ns.


WASHINGTON, March 5--The senate was
called to order and the galleries were packed
with strangers. r.
appointed to wait upon tho president, re.
ported that the president desired the commit
tie to state that he would communicate with
the senate iu writing.
The nominations for the cabinet were ~
ceivedas follows:
Thomas F. Bayard, of Delaware. secretary
Of state
Daniel Manning, of New York, secretary Of
the treasury.
William c. Endicott, of Massachusetts,, SEC
retary of war.
William c. Whitney, of New York, secre-
tary Of the navy.
L. Q. G.. Lamar, Of Mississippi, secretary Of
the interior.
William F. Villas, Of Wisconsin, postmaster
general
Augustus d. Garland, of Arkansas, attor-
ney general
The cabinet nominations were all referred
to committees, Senator Riddleberger OBJ
jecting to the customary immediate consider
alton Of the nominations of those who were
members of the senate.
Mr.. Riddleberger made Q few remarks.
saying in substance that his objection to
Bayard arose from the belief that he was nm
American.
The senate adjourned without confirming
any OF the cabinet nominations
Cabinet Confirmed.
CAPITOL. WASHINGTON, March 6.-Tbe
senate in executive session has confirmed the
domination of the cabinet officers, and than
adjourned until Monday.
They Surrender Their PortfOIioa.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Ths members OF
President Arthur's cabinet all rendered their
and these viii be turned over to
President Cleveland. Mr. Arthar's cabinet
officers, with the exception Of Secretary Tel
ler, who began his second term as senator at
noon, will perform their duties until their
Rucce sS0rS ara anuOintx1
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Miss D. Matthews wishes to in
form her friends and patrons
that she has purchased a large
and well selected stock of Spring
MILLINERY GOODS, which
will be sold at the lowest cash
price. Thanking her friends for
past favors she hopes for a con
tinuance of the same. Store op-
posite the Opera House.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Tho President Getting to wor.-nr. Black

The President Getting to work-31r. Black
Appointed Commissioner Of Pensions.
WASHINGTON, March THE president
has accepted tho designations of Mr.. Ar
thurs cabinet and signed the commissions of
the new cabinet officers They will take tho
oath of Office and enter upon the discharge OF
their duties at once. Signing the commits
SONS of his cabinst officers was President
Cleyeland's first official act, the second was
to sign the commission of General Grant a.
an officer ON the retired list with the rank
Of general.
The president breakfasted early and
Immediately turned his attention 70
his immense mail At o'clock he began to
receive privileged callers, but the public was
not admitted. Senators and members and
their friends constituted tho majority Of
those received. Among the callers were Gen.
Hancock, Senators Garland and Jonas, and
delegations from the military and civic or
ganizationa The calls in almost every in
stance were simply to pay respects, aud no
business or appointments were discussed.
At o'clock p. m. the doors were opened to
the public, and the hundreds who were wait
ing near the entrance filed inside and shook
hands with the president in the east room.
A steady stream of visitors passed. along un-
til about half-past o'clock, when the doors
were closed and the president went to dinner
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Latest Quotations of the Stock, Produce
and Cattle Markets.
Mr. vopr anon Q-Nopav ooov ront
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-01
The CHEYENNE Chinese.

The Chinese at Cheyenne, Wyoming,
have been notified to follow the star OF
the empire as quickly as possible, and
many OF the Celestials have accepted the
warning and departed either East or
West, although they are said to have
been guaranteed protection by the author
tiles. The following notice was posted
in numerous public places in that city,
late Saturday night:
A FAIR WARNING!
All Cinnamon Found in the City of Chey-
enne After October 1st
Will be Subject to a
COAT OF TAR AND FEATHERS
And Ridden From the City on Rail.
WoRKINGMEN.