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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-02-04
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In a nut she'll: The Senate
can confirm or reject nomina-
ton made by the President with
out assigning any reasons. That
is its prerogative. The Presi-
dent can remove any Federal
office-holder in the land, without
giving his reasons. That is Ais
prerOgative.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court OF Hooking County, o.,
for settlement,
Philip Groner. administration Of the es-
tate of Adam GrOner.
of Cltharine ShaSsion, an imbeciie.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 26th day of February, a ID 1885, at ID
o'clock a. n., or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient
W.T.. ACKER, Probate Judge.
Feb 4-5w
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice IS lisreby given that the follow
ing accounts ami vouchers have been iiie;.
i'll the Pro5.,te Court of H0ckin, county
Ohio, iOr settlement:
NJ. V. McBroom tc IOhn Hansen Execu-
tors OF the vii: Of RObt, Nc broom, decd.
And the same vii. come Gn for hearing
on the 18th day OF February, 1876. at ~ o.
clock, y. NJ. or as soon thereafter as mag
be convenient.
w. 7. AcKER, Pro. Judge.
Jan GI-SW
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Surprising.

Suppose you We're Il married man
as perhaps you are-and had 4 good
busineSs-as we trust you have-and
you We're not laying Up much money
you had several iiue chil6ren-as We
hear you have-and your wife should
wake up crying some night-as we
trust she may not-and say-as posi-
bly, she would i'll such d case-'I
dreamed that you were dead and we
were turned out of the house, and the
baby was sick, and l had no money to
pay the doctor, and Harry's clothes
were ragged and | had 40 way to get
more, and Minnie had gone to the Or
phan asylum! On. deari I'm so glad it
was only q ,lrcam"' What woG!d YOU
GO III Slcil u c..sc?
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What is called 1.-The champion
story Of the recent snow storm
comes from Kansas and relates
to a ronster iha. IS said 10 have
been buried several feet deep in
a snow drift for Two days and Two
nights, with The farm animals
travelling over him. and to have
come out alive aHd Growing =
POOH, that isn't much Of y Story.
Two days are a small matter TO
the d .mOcra.ic bird which re-
Gently came out alive and crow
iny after being showed under for
twenty wears.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the following
accounts and vouchers have been fled in
the Probate Court of Hooking Co., o.. for
third ard final settlement.
William biDle, guardian OfJOseph Shorr
and John Shorr-
And the same viii come on for hearing
on the 18th Gay OF February, 1856, at 10 o.
clock, =. NJ, or soon thereafter as may
be convenient. w; t. ACkER,
Jan2l-Sw Pro. Judge
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The President says he will not
send certain papers to the Sem
ate relative to the public offices
to be considered in executive or
secret session. What he may do
if the papers are asked for in
open session is another question.
and will be answered when it is
raised.
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80 ~,-

a telegram from GAINESVILLE,
Tuesday last. says: fwo east
bound freight trans or The B. &
O. road ran together ut 9 O'Clock
D, m. Gne Of the conductors,
Charles Fisk of Newark, a mar
ried man. was horribly nangled
and cannot 1--we. Ed trout, ii
brakeman Of BdrnSviIle had one
leg broken. Tie cars were
thrown all over the track, and all
trains are DELAYED.
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PROBATE NOTICE
i'rOSe
Jan. 2S-td.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow =
ing accounts and vouchers have been fils,i
in the Probate Court of Hooking Co %,
for settlement.
George w. Breiinl, administrator of the
estate OF MaryC. Burns
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 26ih day of February, 1886, 1T 10 o.
clock, y. NJ, OraS soon thereafter as may
be convenient.
VT. ACKER, Probate Judge.
Feb. i-3W
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It used to be the fashion of Re :
publican postmasters to address
very insulting notes to Democratic
papers, whenever occasion offered.
W. are glad this practice is not to
obtain under this administration as
to Republican papers. Not long
since Leo Hirsch, editor of the Son
tagsgast, of Columbus, Ohio, sent a
letter to subscriber of his paper at
MercerviIle, Ohio. The postmas-
ter, q recent appolntee, returned
the letter with an impudent note.
The letter was sent to Senator Sher
man, who referred il to Postmaster
General Villas. The latter. in let
ter to the imrertinent postmaster,
says:
| presume you only intended
pleasantly, beng unable to read
the name of the German editor
Yourpleasantry was course and vul-
gar, and not ut all becoming to one
who holds an Official position in
which h. owes to all who have deal
inrS with him as an officer of tho
Government, decercy and good
manners at least. Postmasters must
be as courteous to those with whom
their political opinions are at vari-
ancc as TO others. ana it Will not
be tolerated in any one that he
shall treat with coarsencss or indie
cency political opponent any more
than a political friend.
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Probate Notice.

Noticeis hereby gi ven hat the following
accounts an! vouchers nave been filed in
Probate Court OF HockiI County, Ohio, ,iOr
settlement,
Jacob ) Palmer, guardian of Isaac Pal
nrer and Charles Palmer.
And the same Will come on for hearing
Oh the 9th day OF Feb. 1881, ,at 10 O'Clock. n.
N or assoon thereafter as may be convent
ent, ". I. ACkER,
Feb 4-3w. Probate Judye.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
Ing accounts ana vouchers have been flied
IN the Probate Court of Hooking county, ),
Ohio, for settlement:
Sarah r. StaiiSmith, Eexecutrix of the
Will of William Stallsinith, deed.
and the same viii come on for bearing
on the 18th day OF February, 1886, at 10 o :
clock, y. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may
he convenient
W. I. ACKER, Pro. udge.
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The New York Tribnne thinks
that if Mr.. Morrison would intro
duce and pass a horizontal free
lunch bill il would be better
than a tariff bill. i'rct.ctionisls
generally will agree with their
New York organ on :his point
Free lunch at other peoples eX-
nause is what they live for
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County, OHIO.
Motto" IS hereby -i:ei ts,It the under
signe:i, Sheriff ot Us.;kiug cou .Iy, OHIO.
by virtue OF an execution issued ont o. slid
Court i'll the iiiGvc entitled cause. aiisi 90
i;;il directed rs Sheriff of said county, VIII
Da the pre.ni~cs ri J. H. Kai:ie <, near Hu
:i:'a, Perry township, HOe.ing county.
Ohio, on
Friday. February 5ii. \. q 1886,
between the hours Of 10 o'.lock, y. ~ end
. O'Clock, e. II. 9i Said d,y, offer ;or sale at
public auction, the following goods ans.
clIaities situate in Hos king cOu:ity, Ohio,
to wit:
l15 bushels OF corn in crib; one dark ,ay
horse with star in forchs:;'i ;,,:ei four white
legs one light bay u! r. :oIr YrarS Oi ::
one top buggy ; one f,:r!e,I RcaUer and
Mower combined, '..:; - -..tnt03, Ohio :;
one su!ky rake; one rci a.,.y, with white
stripe on back, about D years old; two
calves months old; one red steer enc
white and spotted steer.
Taken as the property of J. III. kaine.
Terms OF sal: cash in hand
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this E1st day Of january, y. u. 1855.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
ID II Wright, Deputy.
$. Weldy, Atty for .lf.
Jan 2l-oW
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, o.,
for first and final settlement,
J. {. Rochester, executor of the Will
of Rcbecca Whipple.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the lst day of March, a Il. 1886, at 10
O'Clock, am, or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient.
W.T.. ACKER, Probate Judge.
Feb. 4-5w.
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Natural Gas.
Opening CT Books for Subscriptions

LOGAN, y, January ~, 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that the Books
for subscription to the Capital Stock o.
The Logan Natural Gas, uil ani Fuel
Company" have been by the undersigned
oriere,; 10 be op, ned on and ctter the 18th
day of February, A. ID. 1885. at the Law Oh
flee OF john White. in the town OF Logan,
Hooking county, Ohio.
S. SULZBACHER. =
Il 81. WEST.
J. ri. FLOYD.
Il. MAG5oN,
CHAS RCSE.
January li-5w
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ASSIGNMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the unGer-
signed has been appointed and qualified.
as Assignee Ofthe assets of John w. Down
hour, OF War. township Hooking county,
Ohio. All persons Indebted 10 John w.
DOwnhorr are requested TO make settle
the sad john w. Downi'Our is indebted,
are requested 20 presen! their claims to the
undersigned az Caruou 1ill, Hooking Co..
Ohio, Within six months from this date.
JAMES " SMITH. Assignee.
January 81, iSSo-SW
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EXCITEMENT IN IEAAS.

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the re-
m 'rsable recovery of Mr.. j. L Corley
who was so helpless he could not tara
in bed, or raise his haad; every body
said he was dying of Consumption. A
trial bottle Of Dr.. kings New discoyera
was sent him Finding relief. he
bought a large bottle and a box Of pr
king New life Pills; by the time he
t t,ken boxes Of Pill aad bottles OF
t sc D:rcovery, he was well and he'd gain
ed in flesh thirty-six pounds.
Trial bottle OF this Great discovery for
c consumption free at l. Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-02-04

The Prussian government has
submitted to the Bundeslath a bill
to prGlong the anti-socialist law for
five wears.
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N0stcH to s'oiaassiai1ss,ss BE
faro ts.n c,o,ysr sx...s-

N0;tcH to s'oiaagsiai.sas,ss Be
EoTe eiae Grand .Sssry.
Persons having complaints to lav
before the present Grand Jury are
requested ~ PRESENT them To the
Prosecuting attorney by the 9th Of
FebrUlry. iiext.
L the subject matter OF complaint
I,appens after that time, the Prose
cutting Attorney should be made ac-
quainted with the fact, Immediate
".
IF complaints are net so present
ed; the present Grand jury will not
pass upon them bat refer them to a
subsequent one.
VIRGIL c. Lowry,
Prosecuting Attorney.
Jan. 2S-td.
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sIIE!,,FF'S SALE.
Eiiz1beth Kiinger, Piainifs
vs.
Clth.r.n.. Keller, ct. al.


IN the Court of Common Pleas of Hocki ng
County. Ohio.
Notice IS hereby given, that the under
signed, Sheriff OF Hooking County, OAifs
hy yir.Ge OF an order OF sale in partiiiOi:.
issue! out of said Court in the above e'itf-
tied ciV.se and TO him directed as Sheriff
o said County, will, at the door OF she
Court House il, Logan, on
Saturday, ieh. 20,h. A D. 1855,
Mt one O'Clock, y. M. of said day, offer fnr
sale at public auction, the following lands
. aud i1:leins.,i:s. situated in Hooking Co0E.
iy Ohio, tn-wit:
Being fractional lot number five (1l, sec
tiGE number eight tS). township number
fourteen (iil, rssnse number seventeen I'D.
being Sbou. seventy anil oIe-tiiird l.c1z)
acrSs. Reference being had 10 Plat Book
Il. rot or,is OF Pi,ts of Fractional Lots OF
SAID county, pase 90.
Appraised. at -iJ U %.
Terms OF Sale c-:Sh il. hand.
Given Gnuer lay .saii.i s.t Logan. Ohio
thsS:ti day of January, ~ D., 1856.
JUIN GALLAGHER, Shsxi6-
y. W. Wright. Deputy.
>, Ii. Bright, Ally for Plrf.
Js.T;. i4-5T.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castor;a>
When she became Miss, she elung to Castoria,
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\ special from Halifax says: The
suspension OF the Nova Scotia Su.
gar Refining company is announced.
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County, U.:iO.
Notice is hereny given tl.at the u,ideT-
signed, Sheriff OF Hooking co., Onto, by viz
tue of an order OF sale issued out OF sai,.
Court in the above entitled cause. and to
him directed ;,s Sheriff of SAID county, viii
ut lie door OF the Court House in Logan
On Saturday. Feb. Goth. A. D. 1856.
at one ciori, p. III. of salt. day, offer for
sale at public auction, the follow ing Lt:,a!S
aud tenements siJnate i'll Hooking Coun-
ty, Ohio, to-wit:
Being lot number twen.y-tlrce (2;) II
the town. oi S0dth Incoming vile, pei:.-c Il
part of section twenty (2a), rang. eig;:t@cu
isl, township number eleven (iil, ars;
said to contain One-half acre, more Or less
Appraised ut $3.50 90.
Terms OF sale cash in hand.
Given uuder my hant at Logan, Ohio,
this 2lst day Oh January, \. ID. 1856.
JOHN GAL5AGH Eis. Sheriff
D. w, Wright, Deputy.
Wright < Lowry, -i,tys for plI.
Jan 2i-5W
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SHER!FFS SALE.
N-.ncy Hansacker
j.,rOb 81. Eittger&

In the Cnui:ot Common Pleas OF Ko<k11s
County, ohio.
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Notice Is hereby given that the under
sicne.t Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, b.
vagi:.c "l q Orier OF sale issuet
out ct said Iout in iii above entltles;
cause, aiI; to him directed as Sheriff CT
said county, Wi;., IT tie o.aor OF the Court
House, in Logan, oa
SATURDAY February 6. \ d 1856,
at o'clock T. n. of said lay, oGs.r for sale
nj pubic suction the following lands and
tene!nentS, Situate i'll Hooking county, O.,
: IT, wit.
Frs: liact.
Erlct'oaail.,t ',Ur,.hs-- four 81.
;~i't..,..;i tract
: TIE .s- par: OF fr., e.ionai lot number
t:Irez. 81, being fO:iy-cIGiit tisy acres by the
pats / fractional lots OF Ssh. county, ex-
eepting thre q, acres onS o: the northeast
corner thereof, sold tn David Red.
I Third I:ac:.
The remainder of irs,. .t:on:I 10. number
,iiiee 81, except : AID ;wcnty four hum
,.ret:: i6.2;l acres, .ies;-libe tas i0iIo.ss:
Beginning st The northwest corner Of
| Frsr-iion-ss :.,t rGtnbcr Oae ti). in section
! nlinDer thirteen, ttil. township number
llttee.i ti3i. r;t'sc number seventeen Q7).-
Ih,.nc'. n'sftE sever; :iiisi tn.Tty-nTne hum
.tTSta tI-..j, chains. Thence east six and
ninety three .,Ia'irttnS (S-a; chains
fisei:ce s.'a:i, e;sYe. ani = renty-ei<fit-
iitits'.Tetli~ III -7S cisii:>. Tl.rnce west two
,-@'tt i'EtS >iS :.ts's'stctES t--iol cnal0S.--
! Thence iioEt:i ,"Gr s;nrt 'orty-seven hun
.tretiI> u. Gins =. ''s.e west four and
iorty-seve.I E;,.,dret-.S Ii. Hl chains to be-
ginning, {: ntitiDins six and twenty-fOur
hundrethS t5.2D acres.
And also fractional lot number one Q),
section thirteen O.;l. township fifteen C5),
range seventeen III, containing two ~
acres III II S.2i acres All i'll section mum
ber II, township number I5, range num-
Der L.
ti.et ;ract appraised at $4,000
q do do $50. 20
81 DO do 4O2OS
Terms OF sale cash in hand.
Given under ray hand at Logan, Ohio.
tAis 9th day OF january, a. ID. 1856.
JOHN Ga ELAGHEK, sheriff
D. ". Wright, Deputy.
S-H. BRIGHT, -Atty.
Jan 7-5w
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n the Court of Common Pleas Of Hockiaz
County, Ohio.

Notice is hereby ven, that the unde0-
signed, Sheriff of hooking County, Ohio,oy
virtue OF an order OF sale, Is
sued out Of said Court in the above cntI-
tied cause, and to INN directed as Snerif of
said County. Will, ut the door Of;he CoG5s
House in Logan, on
Saturday. Jan. 30ih. A. ID. 1886
at O'clock p. m of aid day, offer for sale
at public auction, the follow ing lands ana
teDements. situate in HCckinY County,
Ohio. tO-wit:
The south halfo of lot number one IN
Nurpty's addition TO the town OF Bloom
in.vilie. Ohio, Ii said township, COUNTY
and State.
Appri: sed f:t si5o.00-
Terms of sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan Cnfo
this 2Siii day OF Dee. A. u. 1885.
T.,F. MCCARTHY, Sheri1
s. Ne!dy, y tty- ior fi'f.
Dee. SLOW.
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The President has approved
the Presidential succession bill.
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Weekly Edition of the Commercia
GaZettee.

The weekly ediJion OF the Commercial
Gazette is the most thorough and complete
family newspaper in the Central StaJes.-
1t is Republican in politics, and is fearless
in the expression OF its opinions on ali
questions. The news OF the world is given
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voted to that department.
The Cincinna!; Daily Commercial
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Ie Cineinna!; Daily Commercial
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ARRIVE FROM TIE

All trains daily except Sunday
Ct1N V R'y trains connect at Dresden
Junction with trains of the Pittsburgh. .Cin-
emmett K st Louis Railway, having fuIi-
man paIace Sleeping and Hotel Cars attach
ed. running through without change; !;
West bound TO indianapolis. 81 Louis, Gin
cinnati amp ChicoSo /; East boUod TO Pitts
burgh, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Baltimore
Washington and New York.
The following trains have through coach
es 20 and from Cincinnati Cit '-'i;iitti EX-
press and Cincinnati Mail. i, y INA ar
riying at Morrow make close .i'ec1onS
for Cincinnati.
For time tables. rates of faie, Though tick
cts and baggage. checks, and further lni0r-
nation regarding the running of TRIMS,
apply to
CE DARLINGTON, g W DAVIS,
SuDeriutenlent Gen 7 y,
GAINESVILLE, o. L1ne>Niie,O
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Si1ERIEF'S SALE
". s. Thomas & Brothers,
Amos hedges, II al,

Iii tie cour: OF Ccrnino., Pieeso oi Hooking
County, OHIO.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.
John II. Buchanan, PlaintiG,
]. ". Quil.in, ct -, Da:eEli,ntS.

II tire Cour: of Common Pleas OF Rocking
County, U!:iO.
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SiiERIFF'S SAIL
David Rose, Plainti6

DSV 10 I.C>t, IdIHtIU
VS.
VIM. p, Price, Admir- of the estate Of S0ss,
ua Forest, decd, and Amanda BaS-
set. Dei.ndants.
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IN the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County. Ohio.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-16

The Sultan Of Turkey has 250 wives.
and his personal expenses are sI2 &C.,
00U per year.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-16
ParneIl Playing With Them,

The following cablegram, dated the
4th, indicates that Mr.. Parnell intends
to keep the Tories in until Gladstone
introduces a wholesale scheme OF Irish
Home Rule into Parliament. Says the
eablegram: Lord Salisbury, Lord
Randolph Churchill, his Secretary Of
State for India, and Sir Michael Hicks
Beach. Chancellor Of the Exchequer,
held a rather unexpected conference to-
day, at which it was decided that the
only safe course open to the Govern
ment was to make firm stand on the
proposed local government scheme for
Ireland. The action of the conference
fully confirms the programme marked
out at Saturdays Cabinet meeting, and
was probably neld to tie up the loose
ends Of Saturdays unfinished business.
tits asserted that the Government has
received assurance almost amounting
to pledges that Mr.. Parnell viii accept
the Tory local government scheme as q
first iastailment. Should the opposition
be SO emboldened by any sign of waver-
ing 81 the cart Of Lord Salisbury as to
move want of confidence in his Min
istry, Mr.. Parnell, it is said, Will cast
the full strength of the Irish Parlia-
naentary vote for the Conservatives. In
view of this coalition, concerning which
Mr.. Gladstone is undoubtedly well in
formed, it is natural to assume that ne
viii not propose any fuller measure of
Home Rule until ne feels justified in so
doing by the course of events. If the
Tory self-government scheme satisfies
the Parnellites and al the same time
tend to consolidate the supporters of
the Government, Mr.. Gladstone will be
slow to risk the experiment of motion
Of want of confidence. To-day's deyel- |
opments fully confirm the change in the
Liberal tactics outlined in these dig
patches on Saturday last, and it is hour
y becoming more apparent that Mr.. |
Gladstone will have to back down"
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-16

dealings with his feIlow-man he will
have no higher standard Of action than
that Of the despot, Might is right In
conclusion, the Bishop warned his
people against those nnprineipled men
who preached sedition, and riot and as
sassination, and justly such crimes on
the pretence OF righting the poor mans
wrongs, or of securing political freedom
or social equality; and against such
newspapers as encourage and uphold
the perpetrators of such outrages. He
quotes the language of the Holy Father
in his late encyelical, instructing all
Catholics tc be obedient to the . Bishops
whom the Holy Ghost has placed to
rule the Church of God" assuring
them that by following their guidance
they would walk securely in the path
Of Gods commandments, and in the
end secure the reward promised to good
and faithful Christians. In connection
with his reference to newspapers in his
conclu ling remarks, the Bishop spoke
especially Of one newspaper and its
efforts in favor of Socialism These
efforts he denounced in unqualified
terms, and called attention to the fact
that the priests Of the diocese had been
instructed not to administer the saera-
ment to any Catholic who subscribed
for Or made practice of reading that
paper. He also said that no Catholic
could be dynamiter or in sympathy
with any movement of that class of
people. 1t was true that money had
been given to further the schemes of
these dsstroyers of society, but it had
in most cases been obtained under false
pretences.