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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-04
Growing BRIGHTER,

The coal trade continues Won
derful brisk throughout The whole
mining region. AT this place
every mine is working just as
much as the supply of cars will
permit. Had they all the cars
they desire the operators could
give their miners steady employ
ment and then not fill the orders
Oh hand. AS II is, the supply OF
cars is so limited that the mines
can be run only about half lime.
TO fully supply our mines would
require 235 cars per day, whereas
the average is but little over 100
cars. The B. d .. Co. is dong
such an immense business at pre-
sent that it neither has cars nor
engines to move the freight ten.
dered it and every night in the
neighborhood of 100 loaded cars
are left on the side tracks here.
The output in the uociing and
Monday Greek Valleys for the
past two weeks has tried the ca
pacity of the Hooking Valley
railroad. a considerable amount
OF coal is also s;iiaped on the ca
nal from the mines there. Tie
Sunday Greek mines are having
good work, and, in fact go where
you will in the mining region,
the cry of better times is heard.
Tha total shipment of coal from
Shawnee since The lst of October
amounts to 2250 cars Shawnee
Banner.
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On above date the &. II. V. d; I.
r. r. will sell round trip tickets to
Chicago, at $500 for the round trip
from Logan.
Tickets good returning for ten
days.
Remember, that the C. II. V. d'
7. and b. d. o. route to Chicago is
by far the quickest and best from
Columbus. Day coaches and pal
acc slcepers through from Columbus
TO Chicago without change.
There never was better time to
visit Chicago. The celebrated Fat
Stock Show will be held in the Ex-
position building, commencing No
vember Sth.
The C., II. V. & L. and B. s. D.
route lands you On the Lake Front
al the Exposition Building.
For tickets, general information,
etc., call on agents G., Ii. V & I.
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Shooting Affair i'm Benton.

Intelligence was received in
this place Tuesday last, of a
shooting affair IN Benton town
ship, Monday, that may result in
the death of onenperson.
There seems to have been
some trouble between a Mrs.
Walton and the family of VIM.
Lowery, about a pig. On the
morning Of The shooting, is it SAID
Lowery loaded bis gun, and gave
strict orders 10 his family 10
shoot any one who would al
tempt TO take the pig from The
pen. Some hours later Mrs.
Walton came to Lowery's, resi-
dence, and during the alteration
that followed her visit, was sho
by IL year old boy, son of
Lowery. The report we get is.
that Mrs. Walton, when the gun
was brought out. started to ruin
and that Mrs. Lowery held the
gun while her son pulled the
trigger. The load lodged in Mrs.
Walton's back just over the kid
neys, and it is thought will prove
fatal. Young Lowry has been
bound over 10 court, ,butshis moth
not vet been arrested.
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4 q
Col. Weldy rented room in The
Pioneer Block, opposite the State
House, Columbus, and on Mon
day last opened Law office-i ir
the Capital City.
Col. Weldy is one of the prom
inent Lawyers of the Hooking
Valley. He is well and favora-
blv known as a public man
throughout the State. He will
make a valuable addition TO the
Columbus Bar.
His law Office here will be held
by his partner, Mr.. VIM. p. Price.
who will give attention TO all
business that comes.
We sincerely regret the depart
ure of Col. Weldy. He is one OF
the most genial and companion
able or gentlemen. He has his
disputations and disagreements
with us all occasionally, but
whilst he has adv ersaries, he has
no enemies.
In leaving us for his new home,
we but voice the public senti-
ment of Logan when we say we
regret his departure from our
professional ami social circle. but
at the same time wish him the
best Of success, assured he will
win it in the Capital City Of our
State.
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a 500 Holiday Prize.

The readers of this paper are offerej
prize of $50 Twenty Dollars in Gold
10 the person making the greatest NUN
Der of words out OF the letters contain
ed in the three words "Hawley's Corn
Salve. The same letter must not be
used but once in forming word unless
il is contained more than once in three
words. Plnrals, names Of persons and
places not allowed. Use Webster e
Dictionary withou. supplements as au-
thority. Each contestant will please
enclose 25cts in stamps or postal, FOR n
box OF Hawley's Germ SaIve. Contest
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each contestant. The contest will be
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fairness. Address your list to
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TO OUR READERS.

We cannot too strongly urge ppon our
readers the necessity OF suDscribin. for
a family weekly newspaper OF the first
class-such, for instance as the New
York INDEPENEENT. We're we
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in one. 1t is religious, a literary, an
educational. a story, an srt, scientific
an agricultural, n financial, and a p,-
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structor, an educator. Our readers
can DO no less than to send a postal
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month, enabling one to judge of its mer
its more critically. Its yearly subscrip-
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fiMEs Or HaLalHH COURTS
I'm THE
Seventh Judicial District
Of Chic. A. ID. 1887.

Pursuant to authority of law, IL IS order
ell that the several terms OF the Courts ol
Common Pleas for the Seventh Judicial
District OF Ohio, for y. d. 1881, shall be heid
in the several counties thereof as follows
Athens. February Tth, May 2d, Novem-
Der eth
Fairfield, January 9th. April 18th, DC.
tober 9th.
Galiia. January Sd. Ilarch cSth, Sep
tember 5th.
Hooking, February l4th, May 9th, No
Jackson, February 2lst, May 10th, No.
yember lith.
Lawrence, March 2lst, June 9th, No.
vember 2lst.
Meigs, January 18th, April 4th, Sep
tember 5rh.
Perry, March 9Th, May S5;b, October
l1h.
pike, January 3Ist, April e5th, October
10th,
scioto, February llth, May I'd, October
Eirton, January 10th, April 5th, Sep
tember 18th.
Washington, January 9th, April 18th,
October 3d.
And it is hereby ordered that the
Clerks o! the several counties of tho above
named District shall each cause a copy OF
TINS order prescribing the times for hold
ing Courts in said District 20 be Published
III two newspapers, priute.t and OF general
i'll their respective counties for
three consecutive weeks.
JAMES TRIP,
J W, BANNAN
RUDOLPH DES1 E1GER,
HIRAM :. SIBiEY,
SILAS IL. WRIGHT,
JOHN 5. FRI lrSNER,
Judges CT said District.
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A Deserved Appointment.

MIR. Outhwaite has secured an
appointment for Mr. Thad Floy(
OF South Perry. as watchman il
the Post-olfice building at Wash
ington, at salary of 100000 a
year. Thad is a crippled soldier
He is a reliable man. He is q
Democrat. His appointment will
be heartily approved by his COM
rades, and by the people of our
county.
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80 .-e.' e-s----------
BUCKLENS ARNlC.A SALVE

The best Salve in the woril fol
Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum,ss ssEcver Sores. letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay requir
ed. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded.-
Price % cents per box.
For sale by f. Harrington.
Oct. z S6-,f.
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John Stedem is a nimrod. While
out hunting last week, he with the
aid and assistance of Flave Davev
john White, Frank kanode and
four double barreled shot guns, kill
ed fox with n chunk of sand stone.
John is an excellent shot.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-04
BUCkLEN'S ARNICA
Cal WI

The Best Salve in the world rol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. litter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilhlains Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Plies, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, Or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by f.
Harrington.
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NOTICED

Hunting, shooting or tresspass
ing is positively forbidden on the
premises OF the undersigned, and
all persons found so doing viii
be prosecuted TO the fullest ex-
tent of the law.
Horace Smith, Noel w. uamb.
lin, w. n. England, |. n. Collins
Minerva Wright, Fiavius Wright
James Dicken, Andrew McKin-
ney. E. La -Follet.
Oct. 4-3m.
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WONDEREiIL CURES.

". d. iioyt & Co. Wholesale ana
retail druggists of Paris. Rome
say: We have been selling DIR
Kings New discovery, Electric
Bi;ters and Bucklin's, Armies
Salve Tor two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell
as we'll, or give such universal
satisfaction. There has been
some wonderful cures effected by
these medicines in this CITY,
Several cases OF pronounced con
sumption have been entirely cur
ed by the use CT Il few bottles oil
DR.. Kings New Discovery, Ia
ken in connected with Electric
Bltters. We guarantee them al
ways. Sold by F. Harrington.
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The B. & o. Red Book for Oh =
for 1886 has been received. II is
gotten up by MIR j. P. Pangborl
Assistant General Passenger A.en!
of the Baltimore and Ohio, and as
usual makes It's appearance just
when wanted, ard the State edition
his year abounds with statisti cal
information of the character now
most needed. 1t is of great value
asan authority upon election results,
and is model of clean aud artistic
Typography. 1t is sent by enclosing
a stamp 10 g. K. Lord, Baltimore,
Nd.
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The Rats and the Yeast.

Quite an amusing incident is said to
have occurred in Middleton Sunday
afternoon last. 1t seems that grocery
man had occasion to ship some goods
down the road OF Saturday evening, but
got them 10 the Erie freight house too
late for shipment, consequently the
goods had to lie over until Monday. A
package of yeast cakes. weighing live
pounds, was dcvoured during the night
by the ravenous freight house rats. and
it was amusing to see how the yeast
worked. About 5 o'clock Sunday after
noon people waiting for the arrival of
the milk train were attracted by seeing
rats run ont from underneath the freight
house, go up like rockets, and explode
with 4 noise similar TO q small Krupp
gun.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-04

Mrs. Philip Devaul and Mrs.
Richmond Devaui, of near Car
bon Hill, were thrown from a
wagon last Friday evening, and
the former sustained injuries
from the effects of which she
died a short time after the acci,
dent. Mrs. Richmond Devaul
was severely. but not dangerous
ly injured.-[ Nelsonville News.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-04

The Nelsonville Coal & Coke
Co, of Happy Hollow, has put
in new machinery for washing
slack preparatory 10 making coke.
This company owns the only
coke works in the valley, and
some trouble has been experien-
ced in the manufacture of that
article that will be ohviated by
the appliances for washing slack.
-TNelsonyille News.
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The New Straitsville cores
pondent of the Nelsonvllle Reg
lister says: Mrs. Henry Trim
mer, Of Logan, is visiting hei
brothers and sisters, the Vests
Of this place.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-04

Young George Lutz, who met
with such a distressing accident
on Friday evening Of last week
is getting along as nicely as
could be expected considering
The terrible and dangerous ma
ture of his hurt Lancaster Ga
Zette.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-04

John ". Work has the exclusive
agency for the celebrated Bay State
Standard Screw Boots and Shoes,
the best and cheapest in the world.
Nov. 4-3wks.
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1t is worthy of note that the
moon now comes up very early
in the evening and that the gas
IS shut off very soon thereafter.
We presume the people must
pay for the gas whether the
street lamps burn or not. Can
it be that The gas company is
getting ready to Strike a divi-
daudg
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800

The privilege of marrying the
second time Is nowadays almost
as frequently denied Il parent by
his children as The privilege Oi
the chIl,!rei, 10 marry Tie first
time is denied by the parents
That is getting even with the old
folks.
Have the courage to acknowl-
edge your ignorance rather than
to seek credit for knowledge un.
der false pretenses.
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ACTIVE, PUSHING AND RE
J,IABI T.

+. Harrington can always be re-
lied upon 10 carry in stock the
purest and best goods, and sus.
tain the reputation Of being ac,
tive, pushing and reliable. by rec
omending articles with well es.
takllshed merit and such as are
popular. Having The agency ior
the celebrated DIR. kings New
Discovery for Consumption, colds
and coughs, viii sel! il on IA posi-
live guarantee. l, will cure any
and every affection OF the throat
luncs, or chest, and in order lo
prove our claim. we ask You ia
call and get a trial bottle free.
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Scott'S Emulsion Of Pur
Cod Liver OH with sYypOp;aiteS

Cod Liver Jis with sYypOp;aites
For Lung Troubles and Wasting Diseases.
DR.. J. SImonaud. New Orleans,
La, says: SCOTS Emulsion is the
finest preparation ever brought to
my notice. In affections of the
lungs and other wasting diseases,
we may consider it our most reli
able agent. In perfectly elegant
and agreeable form"
Oct. lin.
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The only excitement Gil cleo
tiOn day that came to cur notice
was a discussion between a Re-
publican and a Prohlbitionist.-
We conld not learn what it was
about, but old Noah Webster was
called liar, Judge Taney and
other high Judicial authorities
denounced, and regular hair
splitting argument entered into
in front of the Court House, by
Judge Grogan and DR.. Dollison,
to the amusement Of a large
crowd.
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NOTICE

DR.. A. G.. Harman will be at the
Rempel House, IN this city, Tues
day, October Sth, 1856, from 1890
a. m, 10 = o'clock r. m.
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In the Arctic region there are 762
kinds of flowers.

Couldn't You get place on the pa
per, Mir. Gaul?" NO. There are no
vacancies except on the editorial staff,
and | can't write editorials. | never
could compose two consecutive sentences
in my life" We'll. but couldn't you
write the book revicws?n mo. / don't
knew anything about books; I'm no
reader" Well you might read proof.
Cant read aloud. Asthma. you know.
Couldn't read aloud ten minutes.
"Well. III tell you. Great scheme; Just
the thing for you. Lecture. "--Broost5'1
G1a!c
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The Orbiston correspondent OF
the Jacksonville News Of last
week says:
The Orbiston Schools are taught
by Miss Anna Dovle, of Logan.
and Mrs Ada Ted!rov. who are
giving the best OF satisfaction,
MIR. Ned F. McManigal and
lady, of Columbus, are visiting
friends in Orbi>ton.
Miss Mamie McManigal. of Or
bistop. is attending school al
Granville Seminary.
The Misses Rempel of Logan
spent the past Sabbath in Orhis
ton, the g,iests oil Hiss Lizzie hic-
Manisal.
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Mr. Rose, eX- sheriff of Cieve-
land, and Mr. Maholm of Newark,
passed through Adelphia on
Wednesday to visit The oil wells
at Bloomingville, and 10 make
an Investigation of The hills in
that locality. They returned to
Adelphia Thursday, and in con-
versation with one of our citi-
zens, talked oil and railroad at a
vim. Another Of their party,
Mr.. l.. G. Newson, will be here
to confer with Mr. John Karsh-
ner in a few days. It's said that
these gentlemen represent a
Northern Ohio syndicate, but
what their actual intentions are
it was impossible for our reporter
TO Learnt Adelphia Border
News.
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LOCAL ITEMS
The stone pile is growing,
The work on The mill goes o
merrily.
Slisher receives fresh good
every day.
Chas S;errit has been sick 70
several days.
Col. F. F. Rempel has been quit
sick the past week.
John Helpman has been ol
the sick list this week.
DIR. F. Hibbard has recovered
from his late sick spell.
Henry Free, of New Lexington
was in town Wednesday.
Don't fail TO see Siisher's i'm
mense stock of Candies.
Oysters, canned orr bulk, re-
ceived daily at Slisher's.
The Salvation Army has about
petered ont, so TO speak.
John Hansel has gone TO Ten
nessee on business trip.
For Big Bargains in Boots and
Shoes 60 to John w. Work.
Henry Hensel is making an ex-
tended trip through the West.
Julius Weis is putting in the al
10y CROSSINGS on Walnut street.
The Wolff long howl will ncv.
er plague the Shep a / again.
For the Best Goods in the Boot
and Shoe line 60 TO John W. Works.
MIS-. Henry James aud children,
of Columbus, are visiting friends in
Logan.
Ha loa'. Ell was Observed with
all the old time spirit Saturday
night.
Simon Dolan. Of Columbus,
was in This city Tuesday. on bu
siness.
Mrs. Maggie Belt, who has been
dangerously ill the past week, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. J. F. Comfy has been visit
ing friends at New Lexington the
past week.
Victorious O'Teuscher should ap-
ply for half interes. IN Shepard's
water cure.
Rubber Boots and Shoes of the
Lest makes at last years prtcos at
John W. Works.
How is it that every one wants
Hoster's Beer? Because ii is The
best Beer in town.
Mrs. Title Beck anu daughter.
Bertha, of Lancaster, are guests
of Mrs. e. Il. Gould
A son Of David baltimore, aged
IL years, died at Union Furnace,
Saturday, of brain fever.
Squire Bill Lehman. Of Ward.
leaves for a two weeks visit
among relatives IN Illinois.
Mr. A. A. Price has received
the contract of putting up new
school house at Brushy FORK.
Mrs. Flem, of Lancaster. returned
home Monday last after pleasant
visit with her children in Logan.
Prof. Fl. a. Thompson of West
erville, made a prohibition speech
In this city Saturday night. last.
Phil Thompson and wife start
ed for New Jersey Tuesday.
They expect 10 be gone about a
mouth.
Some of our young ladies gave a
Halloween" party at the residence
of Geo. Brashears, on Mondy even
ing last.
John Eutchins and wife have
returned home from Maine in
good health, and report a splen-
did visit.
Frank McClintock started for
Newcomb, Tennessee, Tuesday. |
where he expects to remain for sew
eral weeks.
A number of young men in
this city have organized a Climb |
and will in the near future, open
up Club rooms.
Hills -at,1-Lizzie Co
BILE were married Oct. 2Sth, at
the Presbyterian parsonage, by
Rev. D. R. Moore.
Hon. @. 81. Buerbaus and wife
have returned home from Wichita,
Kansas. They found their friends
in the West well and prospering.
Thursday last DR.. Campbell, as
sisted by DR.. Pullen, performed
successful operation for club foot
on a daughter of Mr.. Henry Car
rick.
Miss Ella, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Mr.. A.
Bauman, of Lancaster, has been
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Annual Low Rate Excursion to Chi
cago on Tuesday, Nov. Sth via c. II.
Y. g. 7. ana Is. and D.
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PROBATE NOTICE

llCb II Il nv toE.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
Ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Conrt of Hooking county,
Ohio, for settlement:
Martin Fox, guardian of the estate of
Sarah Pickle. an imbecile.
Ana the same will come on for hearing
on the eth day of November, 1856, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient.
w. T. ACKER. Pro. Judge.
October li-Sw
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STATE OF OHIO,
Hooking County, SIS. {

Ia. McCortney, Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas, eO hereby cdrtify the fore
going to he a true and correct copy of the
original order OF 'Times ef Holding Courts
in the Seventh Judicial District OF Ohio,
1897" now on file in my office.
n. S\ Witness my hand ana the Seal
\Hi' c.J of said Court, at Logan, this
l5tn day of October, \. d. 1856.
a. McCORTNEY, Clerk.
October 2l-5w
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

Containing Six Rooms. q good Well and
Cistern, and all necessary outbuhdings.
win rent or sell.
October 2S-tf H. j. WEILAND
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W;LDY G PRICE,
AttoTRrys MI Lam

|, OAccSI ft-.Jc tCU HCttc3 3
Special attention given to Collections
and Conveyancing. RI Office, 2d floor
James Block, Immediately over the First
Bank, OF Logan. Notary Public in office.
Oct. 2S-cm
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-02-19
FOREIGN.

THE loss by the destruction of prop
erty by the London mob on last Mon
day is estimated at 100000.
RoCHEFoRT has resigned from the
French chamber OF deputies because OF
the rejection ef his bill to grant am
nesty to all political offenders.
1T is re ported that all members of the
reserve force in Greece, under 80 years
Of age, will shortly be summoned for
active servitude.
THE papal consistory, which was to
have been held at Rome in March, has
been postponed until June.
THE North German Gazette says: The
attitude Of England with regard to the
warlike position assumed by Greece to-
ward Turkey must be vigorously sup
ported. The powers must not allow
that small firebrand state to jeopardiza
the peace of Europe.
Mr.. PARNFLL was interviewed before
he left Dublin in relation to the disa-
greement over the nomination of Mr.
OShea. He said he did not attach any
Importance to the incident, and had no
fear that it would cause any perma-
nent difference among the members Of
parliament.
The parliamentary election in the
north division of Monaghan to fill the
vacancy caused by the determination of
Mr.. L. M. H.aly, who was chosen for
both Monaghan and Londonderry, to
sit for Londonderry, resulted in the re-
turn of MIR. O'Brien, home ruler, who
received 4,032, against 534 for Mr..
Hall, the conservative candidate.
A REUTER- telegram from Berlin states
that the motion introduced in the
Reichstag by Herr Heune, on behalf of
the conservatives, urging a new and
searching inquiry into the currency
question, with view to ascerU aiming
wher her it wCu'd be better to adhere to
monometaliism or return to double
standard, was adopted by a vote of 145
to 1I9.
SEVERAL members of the parliament
have given notice of their intention to
make certain m )t,ons in the commo ons
touching the recent riots in London.
1t is said an atteHlpt will be made to
censure Sir Hugh ID. Childers, home
secretary, for neglect of duty in not
dealing vigorously with the disturbanc-
es and to supercede Chief of Police
Henderson.