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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-24
Afternoon Railroad Stocks.
New York Grain SuppIy.

New YORK. January 23-The visible sup
ply OF grin On January 81: Wheat, % 36i.-
100 bushels: corn, 6.677, 900 bushels oats,
$500, 600 bushe 5 I'VE, 3,ll1,0 900 bushels; bar
eY. , 9Q4 600 buShe s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-24

1T APPS AIRING TO The HON. ELIAS
! A Smith, Judge of the said Court, by
the petition of Mary Ann Ashman, adj
ministratrix of the estate If William Ash
man, deceased, therein fled praying for en-
order to sell real estate belonRing to said
estate) that il is necessary to sell the whole
or some portion of the real ests te to pay the
expens es of the administration of said es-
tate, and to main ain and educate the
minor children of said deceased It is
hereby orderd: That all persons interested
in said estate appear before the Probate
Court of the County OF Salt Lake, Territory
of Utah. at the Court Room of said Court,
in the Court H, use in Salt Lake City, on
Thursday. the ID day Of February. A. D.
1855, at II o'clock m then and there to
show cause why an order 81 ould not be
granted to the said aoministratrix 10 sell so
much of the real estate of the said deceased
as shall be necessary for said purposes.
Aud it is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published in the SALT LAKE
Herald, at least four weeks before said I'd
day ofFebruary, A. d. 1858,
Dated January Sd, 1883.
Il ELIAS A, SMITH,
81 Probate Judge,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-24
Boston Quotations.

Boston January % Closing prices:
Atcnison q Topeka eairoad, 800; BJ.rliug
ton d Quincy. %; Mexican Central com.
mon l428: Mexican Central first mortgage
bonds, 66A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-24

Order appointing ime and place for hear
ing order TO sell Real Estlte.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-24

IN the matter of the Estate of william
Ashman, Deceased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN The Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-24
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
COUNTY OF SALT lake 60

Tf ro6SG7 oS 1F SAT- 18th lake, .
I, John c. Cutler. Clerk of the Probate
Court IN and for the County of Salt Lake. in
the erritory of Ute q, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is d full. true and correct copy
OF an order appointing time and place for
hearing petition for order to sell real estate
in the matter of the estate of. William Ash
man, deceased, as appears of record In my
Office.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF
[sEALl of said Court. this Sd day of Janus
airy, A. D 1885,
JOHN G. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk.
By II. 8. CUTLER. Deputy.
S. W. DARKE, Atty for Administrative.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09
Hopkins Fonnd Guilty

Cincinnati, o.. Feb. 4:h.-The
jury in the case of The United
Siaies against Benjamin E. Hop
kins, .Iaie assistant treasurer 81
the Fidelity National Bank
brought verdict :his morning
of guilty as charged in the in
dicIment. The defendant receiy
ell The crushing judgement will
reasonable iorIiiu,le. although he
has been suffering much physical
pain from a neuralgia affection
during the trial. "A motion Tor Il
new trial and an arrest of judge
meni were made, and these vii
be argned before Judge jackson
on Saturday next. District At
loriiev BuTnet and his assistants
j. i. Bruce and Henry Hopper
are receiving congratulations Oh
their success in spite Of The spien
lid fight made by Messrs. Bate
man and Harper for the defend
ant.
the Indictment. against Henr,
Pngue, one oflhe directors Ofih'
Fidelity Bank. was nolIied. HI
was charged with having attest
ed 10 the accuracy os Il fals'
statement made by Ammi Bald
win, .lhe Cashier.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09

The Hooking Valley men are in
the front at Washington. as they
are everywhere.
The question Of the past week
in Congress has been The contest ed
election case of Lowry VS. White, oi
Irdlana. The main point al issue
is. rs White the elected member 8
citizen of the United States?' II
is conceded he received the mos
votes. 1t is also admitted that he
was never paturaIized. The ques
tion then is can he he admitted a
a member of Congress
Messrs Cultivate and Grosvenol
both of the Hooking Valley. have
come to the front on The opposing
issue, Ou'hwaite claiming tha
White is ineligible, and GrosvenoI
that he is.
The country and lndiana stand
silent and agape to see how ou
peighburly related OHIO and Hook
ing Valley men discuss this dispute
No matter how the case. may b'
decided. we are proud to know thn
the Hooking Valley is handling
and ably. the ,use for the country
and for Indiana. While has beer
given The seat.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09

The Metr. poliIan Bank. of Gin
cinnati. suspended last Monday. II
Was the high toned, gilt ell ycd
banking house of the city. The
poor man had 10 recognition in its
tinsellel halls. Oaly the aristo
cratic were accommodated. The
officers indulged in speculation
using the bank money False re-
turns were made TO the govern
ment rs to the financial condition
A government bank examiner IN
spected the books of the bank, fol
lowing which came the arrest ot
TIE Wee President and -Presiden!
and the close Of the bank
1t Will be noticed that the Olerc
land administration entrees the
law regardless to the preten,ions o!
those who handle The people!
money.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09

The Piiisburg Post savs:-
Fooling with tally Sheets S. which
appears to have been The little
game ori in Columbus. is not 10
he justified by reference to Re
publican practices in stealing the
presidency. This was the motive,
it seems from the evidence, in.
ducing some Democrats of The
baser sort, 10 advise the altera-
lion of election papers They
may have the svmpathies of John
Sherman. "IuileX' Nnyes, and
Bill; Chandler. experts in adj
vising or connIving at such ras-
caliiies. bnl :heir precedents are
not The ones for ionest Demo
Gratis or Republicans either, 10
follow. There is great deal Of
doubtful swearing in The Celum-
hns trial. but where Judge Thur
ina" Leads the way it is sefe to
rf,:i~-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09
The Tally Sheet Trial.

Cleveland Plain Dealer
One Algernon Granville, wit
ness fer the state in The tally
sheet forgery trials al Columbus,
gives some very positive evi-
:ience. The amount of 1t Is that
he in company with the two forg-
ed certain figures i'll the tally
sheets so as TO increase the DEM
ocraIic vote sufficiently 10 elect a
Democratic candidate. who 9th
erwise would have been defeated.
He explains how the work was
done and sales that he was urg-
ed TO do il by a Hen 0. Myers in
the interest of John McLean's al
legged senatorial! candidacy.
This Is straight testimony and
II il is subslaniiaied The defend.
anis will have case against
;hem that will give them trouble.
The difficulty will be i'll finding
The corrnboraiiye testimony, and
The evidence of Granville will be
offset by The denial of the ac-
cused.
There is no doubt, and there
never has been any doubt. that
most viIIainons. forgery was at
tempted and would probably have
been successful bui for The vigi-
lauce aud honest. of Democrats
who lhwariel it. That The ras-
Gals WHO attempted so bold aud
despIcabie crime, shond be
hunted down aud punished. h; S
always been the wish of good cit
izpnS. Democrats as we'll as lie,
pubiicans The trouble has been
lha, The affair has been ensansled
with so many political enierpris
es anu has been made use Of fur
campaign purposes to snch an
exien, by Republican politicians
thai people are disposed TO look
upon even an honest attempt to
gel at The truth with suspicion. l.
this particular inquiry brings oni
the truth and reveals The real
criminals. Democrats as well as
Republicans. will have reason 10
rejoice over The result.
there will be however. very
general demand that he inquiry
be made de, p enough 10 not O'lv
expose The men who did this for
gerry but The more rnlpable ras-
Gals who planned II and VIII" had
an object in it. The agents
whoever they are. should be pun
i>hed, hut justice will moi be dome
IN this case until The grip of th'
law is upon those who in>tigaie'
and inspired The crime.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09
THE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION.

Every day, as we .eet men.
the ialk is abnut the coming Cen.
tennial at Columbus. and the
part our citizeus will take in The
display.
First we should have an organ
ICED association of persons COM
peient and willing 10 sysiemize
such display as we may propose
10 make.
To illustrate the feeling: John
Jones. OF the Haydenvi lie works,
will erect a building Dal Nc
Manigal will contribute hun
died dollars; The Logan Fire
Brick Co. will do as much: the
Molherwells will take an entire
loi for the display OF their unri-
vailed work; The Loan Mann
featuring Co. will take a front
room for he exhibits of furniture;
the furnace and coal men tell us
they will present Goals, ores.
iron. ii moi equal IN abundance
10 The pyramid, in quality supe-
rior 10 anything tie other coun-
ties of The State can show.
The Sand Rock of our Valley,
in the essentials of beaniy and
durability. cannot be eXcelled by
any building material in lhe
world. The Weilzells and Klein
scImidls will contribute Gounda
lion and facing stones i.'r a siruc-
ture worthy of Hooking. Far
mers and farmer boys are begin.
ming to plan what they win ex-
hibit. The Snyders. sa,.-mlll
men. say they will show timber.
oak. hickory, ash, chestnut, The
hest that can be found Oh the
continent. Jack Floyd says lie
will exhibit a segment of pine
from Ash Cave that in size and
! quality will excel any to be found
elsewhere in The Stale.
The Sentinel is arranging 10
issne daily from Hooking coun.
ty headquarters during The | ro.
gress of The exposition.
Let US organize an Association
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09
Republican Policy in
Protecting the La
boring Man.

We have an instance before us
in The great strike of the work
ingmen OF the Reading coal min
ing regiOns. of the false faith of
The Republican party and lis con-
sequences.
For years, The railroad and
coal corporations worked with a
view TO ,he subjugaiion Of The
wage men. The Intelligent and
heroic man was blacklisled. His
place was filed with negro. a
Pole or IA Hungarian, who did It
know his name. A dispute arises
as 10 prices. Instead of submit
ling The question 10 arbitration.
where honesty and intelligence
have force, The barbarian scoIo-
nized IN Lehigh, lakes guns AID
knifes and make fight against
The officers of ihe law. The col
nniZed, hall caanibalS lead IN This
tumult. Officers Of the law are
opposed and killed by mob of
The refuse Of Europe. which SEN
ai"r Sherman says should be col
onized ''in order io'iake The place
of the Americans killed in the
war"
We had a dose of Hnngarians
in The Hooking Valley. We have
go; rid OF The trash, and oar val
ley prospers. The Republican
policy of su bstiiuiing The degrad
ed and degrading elements of
Europe is reaping its reward in
Pennsylvania.
We subjnin from The Plllsburg
Post of Monday, the following.
which is alarming and suggestive:
When negroes are imported in
Piitsburg 10 take the places of
white mechanics, and strike Ell
sues, there should he some cir
cumspecIion in ARR ing The color
ed people with revolvers. and
some restraint on The Use of their
gyms" especially when they are
marching through the streets.
guarded by police in front ami
rear. II is moi Il good plan in
That case. even if in re has been
some degree OF provocalion, for
The colored phalarx 10 shoot in
'llscrimInaiely into n crowd nf
h .lf gown boys. with women.
aiiai children inierminglei. he
police should do the shnoling il
there is any 10 he done. aud their
clubs are much better 10 preserve
The peace Than their shooting
irons. The intro ,uciIon of cheap
Labor. negro or foreign emhar-
asses the tariff discussion, and Is
apt TO cast ridicule on certain
pre!ensio IS Of devotion Ia the in
ieresis OF American labor. hui
when il ONES IT, arming the mr.
gros for fighting purposes in The
public streets. ne mailer be-
comes more serious. II may raise
the race issue even here as we'll
as in the Iazno country.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09
Dan Ryan of Way Down

Our coiempnrary, the Logan
Republican Gazette, and other
able and recognized Republican,
organs, are saving some very de.
servedly handsome things of Hon
Dan Ryan Of Portsmouth,, and
alrging his candidacy on The Re
publican ticket for Secretary of
Stale.
1t is only in the interest in
orr public welfare as citizens
Int we Democrats have concern
in the candidates Oh the Repub
lican ticket. II chances that Re
publicans elect State tickets in
ONO. AS citizens oil Ohio We
are Interested To have ,he officials
who may be elected honest and
Capable men. We have IA plide,
too, in knowing that the men we
fight, winning as we will. losing
as we have, are gallant gentle
men, 5oemen worthy of our-our
bead pencils.
Dan Ryan is comparatively a
1ew man in public affairs, bui he
is "A notable character in his party
and i'm The public service.
de is not ashamed, as some
are, that he is Irish. We are
sorry lie is not IA Democrat. He
has made q clean recn-d as an
officer and is The kind OF heroic
fellow we want TO meet, leading
The Republican campai1n next.
year. When The pluiiers. aim
ing 10 rob lis OF The canals. al
mos, captured a recent Legisla-
ture, Ryan was firm and stead
fast, and stood by The public re-
-gardless Cd party clamor against
him. For thar, if for nothing
else. we took a leaning to him.
We don't know Ryan persGn
ally, so what we Say of him is
as an observer, a Sentinel" so
to speak. noiing The conduct of
public mep.
We hope The Republicans will
nominate hin;, and then when
we. defeat him, as we hope we
will. the greater he galore and
glory Of onr victory.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09
A Very Pretty Testimonial

The New Lexington Herald, the
Democratic organ OF Perry county,
pays this handsome compliment 10
Judge Bright. Republican Judge
uf tlie di',rict.
In these lines of almost ferncinus
poli,ical and factIonal fights. it IL
pleasant to see, ir,m po'iticai op'
ponen., II testimonial like this,
flowers over the gar. len WALL"
The Herald savs:
1T is but justice to Judge Bright
" hn held the late term at conr'. tn
say taat he presided with bec"min.
! dignity. and every way played
Judge to PC, feclron. The lawyers
al speak highly If him and say he
Is the equai Of IN, Judge IN -Oh''
10, !airness and imp rtIaIitv. ano
every lawyer admits that when de
| fea,ed it was fairly and honest J
done. so far as the Judge WAS con
ce,ned. THIS certainty is the high
est compliment that can be be
stowed upon any man.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09
A Centennial Association.

The coming centennial celebra-
tion of the settlement Of Ohio
naturally incites the public in
terr>i Ia pinneer history as well
as in the progress of a century,
A hundred years is narrow span
In the existence of the race. but
il encompasses the life and work
of more than two generations
There are none living in Hooking
county or Ohio who were frs,
settlers, "ceniennials." so to
speak, but our county is full of
aetive. enierprising people whose
family traditions are rich and
abundant in pioneer lore. and
whose most valued possessions
are heiriooms from our grand
parents.
Our county is not quite, in set
ilem> nj, one hundred years old.
Westenhaver settled IN 1898. He
was soon followed by advenIur-
Gus pioneers. The ONeills and
Lees, in Starr: Karsh"ers on Salt
Creek; Carpenters in Good. Hope;
Ebys In Benton; Beerys in Ma
ron; wright<. Dysons, PulIens.
Bowens and others. in Falls.
Our county was organized in
1873, and in material End intel
lecinal advancement. has kept
step in the front line with The
march Of her most successful sis
tiers.
We should torn a Centennial
Association. not only In lake our
deserved position in the coming
celebration, but 10 keep alive The
traditions nf the past. and keep
in hallowed remembrance ths
memory of The fathers.
The Mayor, our highest local
digniiary. should cS II meeting
of our citizens, with view 10
the organization of an Associa-
lion thai will present at the Cen
iennial The things We possess
from The hand of NaIare, and The
things We have made by the
hands Of our intelligent and en-
Ierprising people.
Let US Lave a Centennial As
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09

The Tally sheet case i'll Cnlum
bus still continues 10 eXciIe the
most profound interest. The
principal witness for the State,
upon whose testimony Monigom-
cry, now OIL trial, and others,
were Indicted, ON cross eXami-
nation Monday last, admitted
that he was IA defaul,er, IL peni-
Ieniiarv convict, and on ihrs
occasions before had sworn false
ly on this Very case. The testi-
mony OF such Il repIoba,e may
be true. but honest men will moi
give II, unsupported. very much
weight. He also admits 10 hav
ing taken S666 66 in pay for Ihe
testimony he now reclies. Lei
the investigation be made thor
oush. Let justice be done lhuugl
the HeayeEs fall.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09

1t disiresseS lis to learn That
the Republican commissioners of
Perry county. with Il Court House
appropriation of over one hun
dred lhousa Ed dollars, want more
money, and ask a bill passed by
the Legislature, granting a grab
of twenty thousand more. The
Brown stone of uniform color
is Ceiling Il heavy pressure in
Perry county. Can not our es
,!eeme1 cotemporary. the Grub
bing Hoe ofTruih, dig up some
Interesting facts concerning this
Court House building business
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09
ADMINISTRATORS S SALE OF
Beaa Estate.

In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court at Euyaho9;t County, ONO, VIII
offer for sale, at puDiic auction, on
Tuesday. Iiie 9Th day q; March.
\. ID. 1855, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, at the south
,Ioor ot tne uId Court House III the city oil
Cleveland III said Cuyah 'gu Codniy, the
following described real estate, To VII.
situate in the township oi Ward, III the
county oi Hockins and State of Ohio, and
K Inwit :Is The undivided one-h1ii % IN
common of lot mum her Two (2l, III the east
one half 90 of the north west one -iourth
Gao elton number eighteen (!Sl, town
Thirteen .al, range fifteen l5l, containing
iortv-turre and sixty-two hundretilS liS
6,-iJul acres be TIL. same more OF less.
Said y in common appraised at s.sS9 al.
Terms OF >ale cash.
WM. X. KIDD, Admir-. with the
Will annexed oil chaS. Wnittle>ey, decd. b.
liz Public Square. cleveland, Ohio.
Feb ., lsSS-iw
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09

At the request of the Union
Veteran Legion of Steubenviile,
O.. Hon. Joseph d. Taylor, oi
Ohio, has introduced in The
House a bill granting "A pension
TO every officer and enlisted man
who served l.: he army, navy or
marine corps Of HE United States,
between The 4ih of March, 1861.
and the Isl of July, 1856. at lhe
rate per month of one cent for
each days serrics rendered in
ss;d army. navy or marine corps.
this TO be in addition TO all inva-
iii persons which have hereto
fore, or may be hereafter grant
ed. The provisions Of This act
are confined 10 ioaorablv dis
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09

Notice is hereby givea, that the under
signetI, Shein oi IiockinG county, Ohio,
by virtue Of an Or,t%- Of saI
issueti OUT OF said Court in the above en-
IiIled cause. and 10 him Erected as. oh' r,I
o. sud county, will, at the door 81 the
Court House III Logan, on
Saturday. Marrh lO;h. A. D 1888.
at o'clock, p. NJ. of said day. offer for
sale ;lt public auction, the following lands
anu tenemeuts situate iii Hooking county,
o .Iio, 10 Wit:
The northeast quarter Of section five
ISL, township twelve I2), range eighteen
(ioJ. cont. aiming one hundred and eighty
tirre and ninety-six huneredths leo.sol
a:Ies.
Also, the north huff of the northwest
quarter of sectI1n iou. a.. said tow Isiiip
q I'd ranse, containing seventy seven ana
s s.venty-iour nuntirrt.tiis QI.1D acieS; ex-
cepting thertfrum sixteen (ltl acres here
tO ore cOmve ye;t by said ktSt 10 huflt
Freeman oil ut the east side thereof
Also, the south half Of the suuthetst
quarter Of secIiOn thirty-two (S2), town
ship IhiI teen uJl, range eighteen (iSl- con-
tanning vishIy tSJ) acres.
Also, the northeast quarter oil the sputh-
e. 81 quarter a;.d the southeast quarter oi
Ihe southwest quarter of section thiriy-
Two (sZ), c"nfainiI. eighty (>1) acres. ma h
ing in all four nnndred II ii SIX (lOoJ acres
Appras Il Ht siu60 W.
Terms OF sale cash in hand.
Given uI,Ier my hand ut Logan, ONO
fhis 9TH day oi February, \. ID. 1855.
JOH GALLAGHER, SheFiH.
By ID. W. Wright. Deputy.
:. eddy, Atty Tor pln.
Feb g--5w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09
sHERIFF'S SALE.
Maria l.. Haynes, Plaintiff,
vs..
Eli 3. Hill, ct nj. Defendants.
In the Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio. /.

Notice is hereby given thar the under
yirtue of an order os sale Issued
ont OF said Court ih the above emitted
cause, and to him directed as 'Sherih OF
said county. will, ut the docr of the Court
House In Logan, on
Saturday. Feb. 25ih. A ID. 1883,
at clock p. m .ossaid day ,orertorssle
at public auction the efOllowinsl lands ana
tenements, situate in Hooking County,
Ohio -to-wit. ,,o =
township number eleven uD. range 40.
eighteen, CSl, ex ept the land lying ne.
tween the town lots and the mill race, and
between the section line OF the town iots
and Nurphy'> addition TO lot No. sixteen,
(I6), of the town plat of Blouinjngvtlle.co con
tanning 81 acres more or less, also Win tle
privilege Of timber,s one am! gritSei, takeh
frum the forty acre tract known US the
millda.n lot, with AL other priviit ses TO re-
pair the race and dam as long aS the same
Is neetied, excepting aiso rom TINS convey
pnce ~ lease CIV, II TO Gold * da 10Y OH
PURPOSES aud hereby convey all the water
privils.2es heretofore deedei Oy hooeIt
Kldno.ker; also contained in the convey
ane-. the land lying between TIE fr;iction- on
al lot No e!eyen(il). in section tweRty t2Jl
township eleven Cll), range eighteen, tIs).
and the southeast corner CT tn mouse
where il stslncS, OF the southeast nal! OF iot
No. fourteen. (iIl, III the recorded piai ol
fne town of BIaomipgvilIe. continuing "a
acres in All: also lot No. sixteen, tl6l, oi the
town OF BIoomingville. in Hooking county
Ohio, with the appur:enances theret2' De
Ion ging.
Tern.s ofsaie, x cash In hand, Is in nine
months and the renriicder 13 IN eiShteen
months from the d;tv o; si.ie. Ihe oeierreu
payments To draw interest ut the ratio oil SIX
Der cent. per annum.
Appraised at S3iO000-
Given under my hand Mt LOGAN, OH"
this 18th day OF january, a d lSSs.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Shc<iU
d. W. Wright. Deputy
x Weldy. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Jan 26-5w