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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-03-06
WEST BorrNp.
srrainsrun daily. tDaily except sunday

A.ltrains between Cincinnati and Col
unlbus run through without char ngc of ear
connecting in the Union Depot with all d.
verging lines.
Trains No los and 1CG have Pullmann
Sleeping Cars between incinnati and
PittSburg. Trains Ms IG2 and los hay.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Cincin
nnti and Columbus and cnn be OCCUPIED
Mt Cine innati or Columbus any time afte.
) % P NJ. Trains Nos. l0i, l0i, ln6 and ln'
have Parlor Cars between Columbus sn.
Cincinnati. Trains Nos l0s and ,l0i have
,hrocgh coaches between Cincinnati ant;
Fittsburg. Train No l0S makes .irect con
nection at Columbus with thr ugh Pull
man Sleeping Car for Washington, Balfi
more, Philadelphia and New York. Tr:.ir'
Nos lG4 log and los make direct connection.
II Columbus for Chicago, Washington
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
5.P. PEARODY, O.P. McOARrY.
0en1 Supt, Gent Pass sgt
COlnmbuA. o. Columbus q
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate Of MARY Kunkler, deed.
The unnersiSu<d hss been appointed
and qualified ~ Administrafor Of the -
tate OF Mary kunkler, late OF Hooking %.
deceased. JOHN SCARAD&1.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-03-06
MEDICAL NOTICE..

DIR. r. A, FARQUHAR. Of ZsnssvIlis
Ohio, has by the request OF i.fs many friend
In the county. consented 10 spenu one
two days OF each moni h ut
LOGAN,
Where all who are sick with acute or
chronic diseases will have an opportunity
offered them of avaiIing themselves Of his
skill In the curing OF diseases.
Dr. Farquhar
v III positively be in L0gun, NJ the RsMp>l
.Ouse. Thursday and Friday,
MARCH 18th and 18th, 1890
Where he will he pleased to meet all h
former friends and patrons, Is well - =
new ones, who may wish to test the effects
of his remedies and long experience in
treating every form Of disease.
DIR. Farquhar has been located In Zanaap
Vile for the ast fOrty-two years. and aul-
ing that time has treated more than 6ve
hundred Thousand patients, with unparat-
laxl
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Fox e. Rauch
Meat Mark

Has. been removed TO the
Business Room two doors west OF the
Rempel House. formerly occupied
by th5 EXPRESS Office,
where he VIII be prepared to supply his
customers with the best Meats o 1 aa1 Iii Ids
the market 1ords. good
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-03-06

Cincinnati Accommodation leaves Z.nes-
lite at 6.25 IL. m. daily. ex ept Sunda, :;
Newark 40. Arrives COLUMBUS ut $50 a
N. Arrives at 12.f5 p. m
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EAST BOUND.

Accn = train leaves Columbus
At 40 s except Sunday; Newark
5.40 pS pat Zanesviils 6.i2 d m.
Columbus ZareSville, an ! $s.&.i,ssky Ac.
etmlnOtation leaves Columbus t..::22O I, m.
Arrives at Sandusk y IL 81 p IN
"Tralns run daily. tDa.Iy except Sun.
lay. Daily except Nc =
Sleeping and Dinins..Cl on all Throu.I /,
Trains.
Z. .e.SCCLL, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Baltimore, Sid.
W. W. PEAB DY, ODELL,.
GehI Supt. GenI manager.
Chicago. ILL.,. Baltimore, Md.
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Beef Cattle

Hogs. Mutton & Veal Wanted.
ss-rhe highest Cash prlce paid.
H0Only good, fat stock bought.
r-Oniy the best quality ofiM eatssold
anugiVe me trial.
GEORGE FOX.
April II. 1888.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
Foreign News.

PARIS, June 27.-It was reported here tc,
day that cholera has made it's appearance
in different parts OF France, but the rumor
appears to be unfounded.
LONDON, 27.-The details Of the damage
done by the gales on the Scotch coast dur
Ing the middle OF this week show that nine
yesaels were wrecked and S5 persons drown.
ed
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 27.-Advices from
E:zsroum regarding the trouble in that city
state that detachment of Turkish soldiers
searched church there while services we're
being held, in the belief that quantity of
arms was secreted in the building. The
congregation resented this indignity and
opened FIRE with reyolvers upon the Turks.
In the encounter which ensued one Turkish
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
I Special Correspondence OF the Alsxs. GAZETTE

Special Correspondence Of the Alexs. GAzKTTs]
WARRINGTON. D. O.. June 81. 1880.
The House committee on war claims has
reported bill 10 favor OF the claim of Par
don Worsley, but reducing the amount from
ten to three thousand dollars. The report
10 the case says: THE claimant was eu-
ployed by General Augur. 10 1868, as a spy
In the adjacent counties of Virginia, to pre-
cure information OF the movements OF Mos
by. For this service he received no COM
peusation, bat was allowed horse and
wagon, with permission to pass through the
lines at certain times, and to carry certain
goods from Washington for sale to Mosby's
followers end friends Returning from these
expeditions, he was enabled to bring vslua-
bic Information to the military authorities,
while apparently the friend Of the enemy.
Under these circumstances he discovered an
unlawful combination of parties In Washing
ton and Baltimore engaged in supplying the
enemy and carrying on an extensive contra
band trade. % his information they were
arrested aud brought to trial before a mill
tsry commission. Previous to the trial OF
Moses Weisenfeldt, bis friends offered Wors
lev $500 to swear falsely or to leave the
country. On consultation with General Au-
CUR, General Gaines, and Colonel Foster,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
VIRGINIA NEWS.

R ebert B. Wood has baen nominated post
master at Hampton.
The Committee OF Virginia bondholders
are greatly encouraged by latest advices
from London.
The democratic congressional convention
for the sixth district of Virginia will be held
at Roanoke August rs.
The real estate assessment in Loudoup
county shows falling off OF 81. 500 us, or %
per cent. compared with the assessment OF
| 1885.
Judge E. a. Fitzhugh, of the Richmond
Chancery Court, who was stricken with pa
ralysis yesterday, died few hours after
wards.
Farmers in the upper part of the Valley
of Virginia report wheat crop of from one
half to twc-.hirds. The grain ia of excellent
quality.
Parties pulling down an old house at
Staunton few days ago found about $500 in
gold and silver coin of very old date hidden
in recess.
The Virginia democrats hope that the re-.
suit of the census just closed will give this
State two additional members of the House
of Representatives.
III. Jouu III uoiau, ST., uiSu az his uouc
near Farmwel, Loudoun COUNTY, on Satur
day last, and Mrs. John G. Utterback, OF
Leesburg, died on Monday.
Big blue fish and mackerel are again run
nipg heavily on the coast, and the seine
haulers below Virginia Beach are catching
more than they cen ship or sell.
The Senate yesterday in executive session
confirmed the nomination of John II. john
ston, postmaster at Danvlle, notwtbstand-
ing the various protests against his appoint
meGt.
The returna of the reasses5ment Of land
received at the Office OF tbs State auditor
make come interesting Developments,
Spottey lvania BOT only holds her own,
but shows fair increase. Stafford,
which it was thought would show
lose, almost holds her owa. Clarke shows
large failing off. the largest thus far re-
turned. The largest increase thus far re-
turned ia in Roanoke county. 1t is conced
ed that while the new ASS e5sment does mol
chow as great falling oil as was anticpa'
ed. it will drop bohnd the preceding one.
Very few of the counties Of the valley and
southwest have made their returns ye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
NEWS OF TIE DAT.

Mr.. Chauncey NJ. Depew has declined the
presidency Ct the worlds fair committee.
The bill to repeal the compulsory pilotage
law is regarded as a dead letter in this Con-
gress.
Gov. Campbell, of Ohio, predicts an over
whelming democratic victory in his State
this fall.
1t is rumored that Brazil, Peru and the
Argentine Confederation have made secret
treaty to war agairs5 Chile.
A plan is on foot 10 New York to close
the principal places of business from Thurs
day July 81 to Monday the 9TH.
The weather bureau reports that cyclone
is developing on the Carolina coast, but lis
course cannot be indicated at present.
Four rabbits inocuiated with brain MAJ
Ter from hospital patient dying Of rabies
failed to give evidence Of hydlophobia.
1t is very probable that Clifton R. Breck-
| intid2e, democrat, of Arkansas, Will be un-
seated by the republicans of the House.
Lieutenant Colonel Richard N. Batchelder
was yesterday appointed as quartermaster
! general of the army, vice Hoiabiro, retired.
Two little boys named Mays were run
over and killed on the Ohio River Railroad,
near Point Pleasant, West Virginia, yester-
day.
The worlds fair national com missoners
began their first meeting in Chicago yester,
day. Judge John Z. Harris, OF Virginia,
was chosen temporary chairman.
The N. Y. Herald says: Mr.. Blalue's
fierce Remuneration of the Mckinley bill W g
not confined TO the sugar schedule ; there is
talk of shelving the bill 10 the Senate and a
hint that Mr.. Blaine may resign from the
! cabinet
New York S ale Fish Commissioner com
plains that if the large NJ ford .Iinski pneu,
matte dynamite gun is tested over Polopel's
Island into Newburgh Bay, it will Kill all
the fish in that part OF the river where the
shell strikes.
A revolutionary movement has taken
place in Salvador Gen. Marcial appeared
at ball on the 22nd inst, aad demanded
10 behalf of Gen. Ezeta who arrived with
six hundred mer, the depositisn of Presi
dent Menendez Gen. Marcial was killed
and President Menendez's death from 'ex
element" was announced Gen Ezata Their
captured the barracks and was proclaimed
President, but has already been succeeded
by Gen. Guirola. Twenty-three person:
we're killed during the revolution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
ABArrLE IN THE WATKR.-Mondsy m orl

a BATTLE IN THE WATER.-Mon 6sy N ORE
ing at o'clock, while the bathers were er-
Toying bath in the buff at Avalon, n. j.,
asge school of porpoisss made dash up
the coast just behind the breakers. There
we're over a hundred of these slippery mon
STEERS so hard to catch In net, and they never
bite at any known bait. a good Z;d pol
poise will devour bushel Of mossbunkers
or youog drumfish at O single meal, and just
now the surf ia filled with small drumfish
feeding at food tide. The mar eating shark
likes the same kind of diet and many o
bloody conflict ensues between these rob-
bers of the great deep when they meet on
common fesding ground. In front OF the
hotel there is considerable depth of water
and the PROPOSES came SO near that many
of them could have been reached with fish
ing.ro6. Suddenly, as the school OF POT
poises were tumbling over each other in play,
four foot shark made dash out OF the
water, pursued by ten-toot porpoise. The
porpoise succeeded in biliGg piece out OF
the map-eater and made vicious plunge at
the shark in midair, while the sea became
red with blood. B Jth fish were 10 duel to
the DEATH Neither tried to escape. The
shark was the swifter in moiioo, but was sn
unequal antagonist. The porpoise would
dive under and strike him in the belly un-
der water, to the great discomfort of the
man-eater, whose Jaws were not big enough
to make much impression on the tough hide
of the slippery sea hog. Three times they
met in mid-air and struck each other
as two bull elks would butt each other with
their sntlers. The porpoise slowly retired
ten feet, and with thu switness of lightning
struck the shark in the middle and ripped
him open. The man eater soon fosted,
dead, out on the sea, while the porpoise, bad
ly hurt, followed his companions up Town.
send Inlet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
Hanged.

PINE CITY, MIMI, June 27.-At $50 this
morning in the county Jail, William BROKER
was hanged for the murder of his sister-in'
law, Mrs. Coomts. and her husband. He
lays The blame for his deed upon Coombs and
wife for taking Mrs. BROKER from her home
and children. One of the jurymen, few
days ego, made affidavit that he had not on
any ballot voted Brooker guilty of murder in
the first degrees. No attention. however,
was paid to this, and the hanging proceeded
according to programme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
Collision at Sea.

LONDON, June 27.-The Datch steamer
Prinz Frederick, from Amsterdam for Java
was sunk on the night of June % by COLI.
sion with the British steamer Marpessa
from Taganrog for Dunkirk. The collision
occurred during dense feg. The Marpessa
has arrived at Plymouth with her bows
stove and her forepeak full of water. She
had on board the crew and 80 passengers Of
the Prirz Frederick. Sixteen lives were
lost in the collision. The Prinz Frederick
was OF 900 tons register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
Ste amer Burned.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-The steamship
City of Rio Janeiro, from Hong Kong and
Yokohama, brings the following advices {:
The steamer Paeching, Captain Place, which
left Shanghai for Hangkow, was burned
near the Forked Tree on Taugtstee river,
May IS. and Captain Place. fret officer Will
son and 20 natives were missing and were
supposed to have persisted. a number OF
Chinese vessels did good service in picking
up the survivors,, of whom First Officer
Christensen the second officer and 62 natives
were found. The veasel was loaded with a
general cargo including several cases OF
matches. She was fully insured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
ALEX CAMBRIA, VA.
FRIDAY gvGNINo. JUNE 81.
Mr.. HARrER is manufacturer OF sgri'

Mr. HARTER is manufacturer OF sgri'
cultural implements at MANSFIELD, onio'
.bere be employs large number OF wofK-
man The democrats of that district have
inst nominated him for Congress, chiefly Oh
account of his pronounced and emphatic
advocacy of low tariff M. Harter knows
that zi,h fres raw material for bis implt-
man5s hc could make them at less cost, ana
saecsby SELL them at cheaper rates, ana coz
seoueat,y no. only increase his Gales al
bome. but create foreign market. All this,
of course. would increase his demand Tor
labor, the price CT which, like that OF all
other things, depends upon the demand.
And Mr.. Ha,er is wise enough to kno"
that as he would be benefited by free ra"
material, so would BE- all Tie other manufac-
turers of the couatry, and their employees
also, and that the general prosperity OF the
isborers 10 the manufacturing industries
would necessarily produce similar conoi-
.ion among the agriculturists, and thus ali
the people OF all the States be benehted by
low tariff. The democrats of the Mansfield
Ohio. district,by nominating Mr.. Harter for
Congress, show that they believe as be does
90 the subject of the tariff, and that they
like all other Intelligent and unprejudiceo
people, think that Mr. Cleveland's low tarif
ideas Increased, rather than decreased biz
vote in 1883.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
The Railroad Strike.

CHICAGO, June 27.-At the general Offices
of the Illinois Central Railroad it was learn.
ed this morning that the strike extends over
thu lines oft road bstween Chicago and
Cairo, Ills, and between Amboy, His, and
d lbuaue, Iowa Ga these lines everything
is tied up Ga the Wisconsin division, which
extends from Chicago to Madison, Wis, by
way OF Frseport, Ills there is no strike, and
the company has received assurances from
many Of the men on that division that they
are not in sympathy With the lie-np at Chi
csgo. This, however, does not help matters
az far az through business ia concerned, be-
cause it cannot be gotten out OF Chicago to
send over the road, and it cannot be gotten
into Chicago from the other end of the line.
Local business, however, is moving on this
division az usual Precisely the same con-
dt;on OF sff4irs remain on the main stem of
the read from Centralia, H., to Dunleith at
the extreme oorthsrn end Of the Safe; lc-
cal bushes il going on but through business
Is at stand still. The situation isihe same
On the lines 10 iowa beyond Dubuque. No
action bias been taken looking 10 the en-
ployment of men to take strikers places, and
1t is not intended to make any move in this
direction until all hope of q settlement by
negotiation shall have bsen abandoned.
CHICAGO, June 27-The latest advces from
the strikers meeting to the effect that matters
have progressed so favorsbly that a settlement of
the differences is considered certain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27

TIE ADMINISTRATION recently sent U
s. vessel to Florida to 'protect" collector
of customs, and now it has provided Tor
guard to "protect" postmaster in the same
State And this. too, in one OF the States OF
the Union, and though neither the Governor
nor the legislature thereof has requested the
Presidents assistance in the preservation OF
the peace or the enforcement Of the lave
in that State. Does any body suppose Mr..
Harrison would have ordered government
vessel to Boston to protect the collector or
tina postmaster there from an imaginary or
threatened attack Of a personal enemy
Why, such an idea would never have enter
ed his small head But Massachusetts is a
northern, while Florida is southern State
and that makes all the difereace In the
world to Mr.. Harrison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27

Four MEN were hanged In Memphis last
Tuesday. One was white man; the re-
naming three were negroes. OF the four,
the white man was unquestionably the
greatest criminal, and was the most degrad
ed {; but even he revolted at the idea Of beinR
hanged In company with negroes. and
begged that he might be spared that indg-
nifty to his race. And yet there are men
who know nothing about human nature, who
say that race antipathy is not natural,
but an artificial feeling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27

IT Is generally understood that President
Harrison was enlisted on Mr.. Qaay's side
during the latter's recent fight with his own
party 10 Pennsylvania. Qlay is the Ms
hone of Pennsylvania. Why he should have
received the Presidential favor, while it was
denied General Malone in Virginia. the lat
ter's friends don't exactly understand. Bat,
from all accounts, they will know the rea
sou why, and are nursing their wrath to
keep it warm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27

THREE GENERATIONS KILLED BY LIGHT
NING.-Monday' thunder storm continues
to be heard from, the latest casualty re
ported being the killing OF Mr.. John Grif-
6n, Mrs. Shafsr, his daughter, and his
S-yea,-od granddaughter, near Mt. Pleas
ant church. The house was badly damaged
and set Cd re, but was extinguished by the
neighbors. Roanoke Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27

THE REPUBLICANS of Pennsylvania have
publicly announced that they feel "a lasting
eenss OF gratitude for Mr.. Qaay's matchless
service to the party In the last Presidential
campaign" And we'll they might have done
30, for save only and except for the fiat" he
"friedn out of the northern protected manu-
facturers, che money would never have
been raised by which the Presidency was
b ught for Mr. Harrison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
Hot Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 27.-The intensely hot
weather which has prevailed 10 Chicago and
vicinity since last Sunday still continues,
and to day bids fair to even exceed the
previous days of the week. There have
been thus far six deaths from sunstroke in
Guiding two this morning and large num-
Der of cases which have not proved fatal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
The Entnmbed Miners

DUNBAR, Pa, June 81 The rescuers had
not succeeded in cutting their way into the
Hill Farm mine at noon, but they are e1-
pecting to break through at any moment.
Not tap or sound has been heard from the
men for week and very little II any hopes
are entertained OF their being alive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
Congress

Ia The Uuied States Senate, yesterday,
Senators Jones, OF Arkausae, and Reagan
spoke against the bill for the admission of
Wyoming as a State and Senator Stewart
in favor. The House spent the session in
debate On the national election bill. Messfs.
Lodge and Rowell favored the passage Of
the bill anu Messrs. Hemphill, Tucker and
Lehlbsck 1.-THE latter republican,, opposed
it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27

THE resolutions ADOPTED by the recent
State republican convention of Pennsylvania
contains no endorsement of the civil service
law, or OF the msnnerin which it is executed.
That humbug is too rank even for the
stomaohs OF the mon who are not ashamed
TO acknowledge Mr.. Q lay as their political
maatar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27

Flour is stronger aad rather more active ior
freshly-sround, choice old-whest brands new
will shortly be offered but cannot be sstisCactori
ly used until it passes through sweat Whea,
is firm and cent or two higher prime lots con
tinue very scarce; sales range from IS to 90
lstter figures for finty milling samp es OF Lsn-
caster. Corn is steady at i2s45 in bulk. Rye
43a53. Oats 37s3S. Eggs, Chickens aud other
produce are in very light receipt and constant do.
mand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27

TIE FOUR negroes whom the Supreme
Court OF App eals of the State has decided
must be hanged for burning the town of
Rocky Mount because the democratic owner
of tobacco warehouse there refused to let
Gen. Malone epesk in it, don't agree with
the Redmond Planet. negro paper, which
says the negroes must not abandon politics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Business during tho week has been fairly &C.
tive in monetary circles, and the city banks have
declared semi.aunual dividends Of 3ia per cent {,
free of taxation. The proposed settlement of the
debt has caused some activity in State securities
and slight advance is noted. In New York yes
terday money wss in good demand, and the banks
and other financial institutions arc preparing for
tho July interest and dividend payments. The
loaping rate for money reached from 4 u to per
cont For local stocks We auote:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27

BALTIMORE June 27.-Cotton nominal mid.
ding 121sa14la. Flour fairly sctive Wheat
Southern active Fuliz S9a91 lopgberry sjsg5
No IS; steamer No red S4aS4iQ; Western
steady No , winter red spot and June Ssi
July So; August S77ssSS; Sept ssh Corn
Southern nominal white Al yellow 43 West.
ern firm mixed spot, June aud July Al; August
41As41 b; Sept Al ias41a! steamer 30 Cats
firm upgradod Southern ana Penns 32s35 y do
Western white 81 y a36; do mixed :3sa3I er,dei
No whie 35l3 Rye quiet; choice 5Gs51
primo 53a55 good TO fair 50a52 Hay dul
prime to choice timothy $11 50s12 80 Pioyis-
ions fairly Sctvo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-27

officer, four ArmepIans and eight Turks
were killed and many others on both sides
were wounded. A party of Mussulmsns
subsequently made riotous demonstration
and stoned the British consulate.