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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-05-14
Attention Sons of Vetrans /!

An excursion rate of one fare
for the round trip has been
granted yonr society for lis an
nual encampnrnl al Presque
Isle, Ohio, June 9;h. so i}ih. '9l
from al points III the state al
Ohio. Tickets will he good so-
ing June S,h. and 9lh, and good
returning until June l4ih. Pres
que Isle is lovely Island. siIuat
ed at The mouth Of the Maumee
River and about two miles from
Toledo. and is most easily V reach
ed by the Buckeye R"uie, The
short line between the Ohio
River aud Lake Erie. Ask foI
tickets via The Cplum bus. Hook
ing Valley and Toledo Ry.
(Bnckey'e Rnnte) and make nu
mistake. For further particulars
write Agents Burkepe Route ol
w Fl Fisher & z A Columbus 0
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Terrific if Explosion.
Greenville Tests the Pow
er of Gas,
IGNITED BY A SPARK FROMA FIRE
ENGINE.
The Subterrauean Fiend Lets Go, Max
ing a Grave for tn, Stauders
by-0ne Han Fatally
Others Seriously
Injured.

DAYTON, O., May "A special to the
Times from Grcenvil!c, O., says: About
$50 last evening au alarm of fire called
the department to the stable OF Mrs
Crcager. After half-hour's work the
flames wero extinguished, but terrible
explosion took place and was heard all
over the ci:y. Crowds gathered and
great excitement prevailed. Upon in
vestigation terrible spectacle was pre-
sented. Where fro engine and many
people stood. gaping chasm was pre-
sented. Everything was confusion and
the facts could not be learned for some
time. When at last tho truth came out
1t was learned TINT natural gas had col
lected in Z fire cistern and iRnited from
tho engine. Tho force of the gas raised
the heavy engine eight feet In the air
and then dropped it into the yawning
chasm. Cries Of pain rent the air. The
front OF f. C. Ruth's grocery was blown
in Loss on property about S2,5co,
insured. The wounded are: Truman
Southern, fatally injured internally;
Engineer boyer, seriously bruised;
Charles Hagis, bruised; Thomas O'Brien.
badly hurt by horse; many others struck
by flying debris. One boy is unaccount-
ed for yet; and 1t is rumored that he Is
In the bottom of the we'll under the
engine. Work is going on to raise the
engine and ascertain II any ono is under
It The origin Of the fire was incendiary-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-05-14
Thezs Wrecker,

a Serial Novel by Robert Louis Steven
son and Lloyd Osbourne. will run
through large part of the year. Illus
trared By Hole. A two-part story by
Frank r Stockton will also appear.
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Charles Scrl bner's
Sons, Publishers, 743-
745 Broadway, New York.

Nnrlng All epidemic of whoor-
IL ing cough ut De Witt. Iowa
"a prominent family here bought
a iiIiy cen, bottle al Chamber
lains Cough Remedy for their
children Ii proved So sa'iSfac
tory that they recomm ended il
Ia their hbors; and they IN
III turn To Others. In less than
a weeks time. The druggist, Mr.,
C. Y. Baxter, was having an I'M
mense run on il. The remedy
is still The main reliance in that
vicinity for coughs. cold, Group
AMI whoopin. cough Mr.. BaX-
ter SAWS. 4. sells on lis merits"
For sale by F, Huntington; Logan
Ohio.
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SensationaI Einnemans.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May Miss
Annie Johnson, a beautiful and wealthy
society belle, has created sensation
here by running away with Jack Belts
Miss johnson was engaged to be married
TO Walter Sclman. junior member OF the
firm of Wright 6 Selman, wcll known
grocery merchants. Invitations had
been issued and pul iished for the cere-
mony to take place next Wednesday
evening at the Episcopal church. She
is the daughter OF Col. A. NJ. johnson.
prominent capitalist and citizen OF st.
Films, and a member of the county court;
is 81 years OF age and a blonde. She
went out to walk and that is the last
seen of her. Belts is her old lover, but,
owing to parental objections. the match
was broken off 1t is supposed the cou-
pie have gone to Cincinnati and will
marry.
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Enry II. Stanl ey,

has prepared Tor the January number
an important article upon The Pit
grims of the Great African. Forest
Another contribution in this field will
be MI. J. Scott Kettles account OF the
recent African Exhibition held in Lon.
d N, Both papers will be amply illus
tra,ed.
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German Baptist Brethren Ezcur
sion to Hagerstown. Mary
land.

On account of the German
Bablist Brethren Meeting to be
held AT Hagersiown, Maryland.
Jui.e 2 Il, the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad Company will sell
,Xcur>inn tickets 10 all stations
on their line. May 10Th 10 June
LIST inclusive. at raie of one low
e., limit Il FIRST class fare for The
ronnd TRIP, Tickets vii. be good
for return passage TO and lnclud-
.pg June 30ih, 1891,
One stop over will be granted
"a, any point east, and one at any
pom, west of the Ohio River,
both on the going and returning
lrIp. Thickeis furnished for this
occasion will be honored on all
fast express trains without extra
charge.
For further information call
on or address The neares! B. & o.
Ticket Agent.
L. S. ALLEN,
A G Z A., Chicago.
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TKI-STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From Ohio,
Michigan and 1ndiana

YoTNGsrowN.-John F. Cantwell has
been elected chief OF police.
TIFFIS.-A. A. Creger, business man,
has mysteriously disappeared.
AKRoS.-Christina White Is under ar
rest for inhumanly beating her 14-year-
old daughter.
OxFoRD.-Burglars robbed Connor's
saloon of quantity of whisky and about
SO in money.
SpRISGFIELp.-The Big Four Bridge
is burned and no trains on that line can
enter the city.
ToLKDo.-The announcement is made
that Police Clerk w. II. Cook is about
"a, 600 behind.
AXRoN.-F. r. Carter, sewing ma
chine agent, has deserted his family here
and gone to Texas.
TrrFiN.-The fourteen-year-old daugh-
ter OF John Townshend mas eloped with
Joseph Willis, gambler.
UrIcA-Mrs. Wilson, mother of Job
Wilson, weIl-known banker here, died
last night, aged 81 years.
CINCIHNATL-Bishop Boyd Vincent
has returned from a visit to Europe,
much improved in health.
was county democratic convention has
been called here for June 13.
CiNcIyNArI-"Kid'' Dugan has been
Indicted for murder in the first degree
for the murder Of Lonis Bezenah.
BRYAN.-There was a terrific hail
storm here last night, and it is thought
the fruit has been seriously injured.
Observation-Disclosures and Mrs. Sher-
mnn arrived here from Washington yes
erday, and will remain all summer.
LoSDoN.-W. C. Winter and son, the
Deer Creek township farmers, made an
assignment yesterday to A. c. Willett.
MEcHANIcsBURG.-A strange disease
has broken out here among tho horses.
It has proved fatal in number Of cases.
CTNciNNATl.-Dr. R. c. Goodwin,
swell English physician, was arrested
here last evening for offering spurious
money.
BELLAlRE.-R ]. Cooks shoe house
has been closed by the sheriff on an exc
cution In favor of James A. Griffin for
s5.S
SIDNEY.-Tbe storm, which did so
much damage at Tiflin last night. also
ragged severely here, but not much dam
age was done.
AKIoN-,Iohn Beese, while drunk,
tried to murder his twenty-two-year old
daughter. lie is well known and was
drunk at the time.
CIYCLKvILLE--Miss Jennie Miller, who
recently eloped with Pulaski McCollister,
has offer the latter's wife 1000 if she
will sue for divorce.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Frazier, g farmer
boy, three miles south of Fraziersburg,
was SO terribly injured by vicious stall
lion that G will probably die.
BUcYRUs.-All the litigation growing
out of the assault on Prosecuting Attor-
noy Cahil on Editor John Hoply, editor
Of the Journal, have been settled.
TIFFIN.-John W. Wermer's residence
on jackson street was ransacked by
burglars and over two hundred dollars
worth of sllverware and clothing stolen.
CINCINNATI. - Graydon, Herman.
Frey, and Washburn are the new board
of administration. Goetz. Archbold.
Toran and Fust are the fire commits
sioner
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Ocean Steamships

will be an. portant series somewhat
fup he lines Of the successful Rail
road Artlcles:-"Passenger Travel. y
The Life OF officers and Men," Speed
aud Safety Devices" and Manage
ment," are some OF the subjects ;ouch-
I'd upon and illustrated.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-05-14

Ronnd Volumes of II A RPER'S
i}AZAR tor three wears back. III
neai cloth binding, will br sen!
nv mail postage paid, OF by eX-
press. free OF expense provided
he freight does nnI exceed one
dollar per volums). tor 81 90 per
volume.
Cloth Cases frr each volume.
.nitable for binding, will be sent
hy mail. post paid. on receipt of
81 90 each,
Remittance should he made by
Post-Oflice Money Order or
Draft. to avold chance Of loss.
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A Remarkable Old Woman.

One of the most remarkable old won-
Ell in Maine is living on the island of
Monhegan. Although only seventy-fve
years old she not only knows nothing
of the cars, telephone, electric light.
ETC., but has never seen horse. She
Gas always lived oE the island several
miles from the mainland, and her world
h.,s been Monhegan. Sheep and cows
aro kept on the island, but there is no
estl for horses.
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BUcKLEN'S ARNICA sALvE.

The best salve in The world
for cuts, bruises, sores. ulcers.
salt-rhenm. fever sores. teiier.
chapped hands, chilblains, corns,
and all skin eruptions, and pos
itively cures piles. or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed TO give
entire satisfaction or m"nev re.
unded. Price 25c per box. For
le by f. Harrington. IT,
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CYCLONE STRIKES A Cirrus.
Sells Brother. II .rt With Disaster
ST l;fiin.

CLEVELAND, O., May "A special
from Tifin, o., says the first cyclone Of
the season reached that city about four
o'clock The wind blew with terrific
violence and levelled fences and out
buildings and unroosed barns. Tho
tents of Sells circus, exhibiting here,
were blown to the ground and several
cages of animals we're overturned. A
Mrs Hunter had her skull crushed by
pole falling upon her.
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KiIis n widow Who JiI.cd Him

At Eimira, n. Y. William Decker. a
,ciiila;n, shot and killed Mrs. Foster.
w-ior thirty years old, because she
s.,,c:l i.:l fog @ro&ber. DeckGr escaped
Fra-I Il sc, who is wanted in 81
r,onis for stealing $40, 600 from G. d.
f,atch E Co, was arrested in Toronto
Tuesday night and left for st. Louis
Wednesday in charge of detective.
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Death Under the Most Romantic
Circumstance.

"A freshly made mound in one
Of the most picturesque spots in
Greenwood Cemetery New York
marks the iasi resting place of Il
Young New Yorker. VIM. S.
Roome, who died yesterd,y
week under the most roman
circumstances, in The lar-away
town of idaho Springs, Col. Al
though a sufferer for wears from
pulmonary trouble, the imme-
d!ale cause of yO.ng Roome's
death was unqnestlonably q
broken heart. Soon after his
admilion ~ he New York bar,
len years ago. Roume was oblis-
ed 10 seek The lnvigratIng eli
mate OF The far Wesi To anchor
ate distressing lung complaint
He settled Oh a cattle ranch in
in Russell, Kansas, and for
several years th:ived lealrhfully
in Il he bracing atmosphere.
About wear ago Roome pusl =
eG into Denver. Colo. the Ell
Dora 10 of all cunsumplives.
Here he mel Mrs. Francis White
The fascinating, handsome widow
Of Mayor Harry White, at one
time Superintendent of the Gov
rrnment Supply Department al
Cheyenne. Wy. Mrs. White was
herself an lnva il, and with her
sister was in charge of the ST.
James Hotel annex in Denver
when Ro M. reach ii there
They loved each other almost
al first sight, and i'm his letters Ia
his relatives in this city Ruome
dwelt at raplnrous length ulo'
The loylh2 and Charming quail
ties OF his inamnraLa. Soon they
became engaged. and, hi, health
continuing to give grave alarm
he made Il will devising ol all
his property and liancee. AT the
suggestion of physicians, how
ever. Mr.. White. her sister and
a lew friends removed TO Idaho
Springs few weeks ago. Ii was
thought that the change wonl;i
be beneficial 10 inyallds.
Mrs. Whites illness, however
kept her confined to her room tie
greater part of he time. On Tues
day & ril 2, while eating break
fast in her room. Mrs. Whle's Phy-
sician called and informed her
plainly that there were no hopes al
all of her lovers life. She fell back
unconsc, us on The bed. her g @
rolled wildly and in a trice life had
fed. Too quickly had the news
reached the dying Roome. Scarce
ly able to leave his OWE room, The
young lawyer pleaded to 90 to the
death chamber Of her ailiance,i ant
the wish vas granted She was a:
one sleeping, only when he gras; =
ed her W. tie hands. irido.d in deal /
did the awful reaIizatiui burst up,
on him
TIE shocl, was too much for hi:
weakened system and the Gnui !,
affl icted sufferer sank back ONO ,h,
foo: in a swoon. Gentle hand
bore him back to his owner. wh,ri
he was never destalned to leave
alive, tor fifteen minutes late
young Roo me. too, brea,hed hi
last. And the two lovers. sworl
ever to cleave to each othe
through lie, were not parted il
that last dies mless, erdless sleep
death. His body was EN- balmet
and shipped to New York TO hi
step sisters house. $50 west 56tl
street. where the funeral Was priv
ately held W edn.sday afternoon
Mrs. White WAS burried at Denver
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DIED II BED.
A Stranger is Found in q Columbus
Hotel

n
Hotel
COLUMBUS, O., May 4.-D. S. Stotin-
gor, who registered Saturday at the
Grand Central hotel here from Wood
socket, S. D., was found dead in his
room last evening. The chambermaid
who looked into his room at noon saw
him living in the bed with his clothes on,
and supposing he was asleep did
not disturb him. At six p. m.
an attempt was made to arouse
him and it was found that he was dead.
There were marks on his person but
no indications Of suicide In his pock-
cts were found SlO.72. Z penknife and .
receipt from w. A. Chaufraunt for $40,
''on account" signed BY the Equitable
milling company. The dead man seemed
to be, from his conversation, on bis way
tn Wast VIRGINIA
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A NV York woman,s Ruse.

TIE other night a woman in house
on Broadway fung open the window
and inorlssd in piercing cries Of MUIR
derI'' Tnis caused about thousand
people to coasfcgrate in the street, and
9 policeman upon investigation found
that wife hid been yelling ''MurderT"
because her husband was in the habit Of
leaving her alone every night and she
wRs afraid to be alone. This is new
dodge for keeping pleasure-seeking
husbands at horne, and if acted upon
energetically viii tend to reduce club
;rnembership not little.
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STRUCK A GUSHER.
Drillers tor Gas Find Oil Three Hun.
drad Eant Dawn

OEIlk6TS lOT uIo lila OL1 Ill CO 1A0h~
dred Feet Down.
PIFTsBuRG, May 2.-When the drillers
on wild cat gas well on the Beal farm,
near Leechburg, Armstrong county, had
reached a depth Of 800 feet. the tools
were drawn for the purpose of changing
bits, when wit 'avious indication Of
any kind an immense volume of oil
gushed fom the casing head high into
the air. The alarmed driliers quickly
extinquished their fires and stood gazing
In astonishment at the unprecenented
phenomenon. There we're no prepara-
tions of any kind for saving the oil and
1t is going to waste. The well flows over
100 barrels day, and is in an entirely
new district and several miles from any
producing territory. The heavy produc-
tion at the depth Of 500 feet is new
wrinkle" in oil pro- notion.
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Extra Session cf Congress P-bable.
As matters now stand it may be said
taat it has been decided to call an extra
session Of Congress While it is possi-
r'e that some thing may change this
determination it is not probable. Two
dates havo bccn undar consideration,
ono the beginning OF the week after the
aiection ID oiher one week later.
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FOREST FIRES.
Zig and Costly Conflagrations in New
jersey,

MAYS LANDING, N. j., May 3.-For-
est fires are raging in this vicinity,
burning acres of timber and cord wood.
Fires in this vicinity the past week have
done S175.OOO damages. Some timber
land in south Jersey. near Weymouth.
caught fire last night and it burned over
about three miles of the finest standing
timber in Atlantic county. Senator
Gardner lost several hundred acres Of
valuable timber. A belt of pine known
as the South Jersey Deer Woods, con-
sisting of several thousand acres OF the
finest pine IN New Jersey, stretching
over eighteen miles to the Atlantic coast,
has been totally destroyed. rhe damage
done that place alone is over $4,000.
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The Weekly Post.

The PrTTSBURG WEEKLY POST
contains II pages each week-S4
columns of reading matter.
Single subscription, postage pre-
paid, one year, 81 %.
In clubs of five or over. postage
prepaid. one year. 81 90
An extra copy, or its cash equiv
alent, for every club of ten sub
scrlbers. Send for free sample copy.
Address The Posi- PUBLISHING Co
Pittsbrrg, Pa.
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Cincinnati accommodation leaves Zanes-
willie 9:35 m daily except Sunday. New
ark 7:25; arrives Columbus ut $3.50 q. N.
Cincinnati l3.i5 D. IN.
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Indians to be Suppressed.

Colonel Miriam, the commandant at
Fort Logan. has received dispatch
from Washington, containing instruc-
tions to take steps to prevent an Indian
outbreak. Lieutenant johnson, of the
Seventh Infantry, stationed at Fort Lo-
yan, has been sent to the front to in
SrSLirate.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-05-14

Prof. j. Bryce WI. F.,
author oi tine american Common.
wealth. !" will write a series of -Four
Articles upon India, embodying the re-
cent Journey and studies on this land
of never ending interest.
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To Die December.

Recorder Smith Friday afternoon de-
riied that Joseph Wood, the young col
vred murderer who shot and killed o
man known as Ruffin, in Shaft 81 OF the
new aoueduct, April II, 1889, New York,
stiould be executed according to law in
the week beginning Monday. Decem-
lcr !.
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The Wreck or Barnegat.

At 11:4O Saturday morning the Cebal-
los representatives, who went with tug
Irter the seven survivors picked up by
tie pilotboat returned. They brought
soven of the crew of the Vizcaya and one
Of the schooners crow. The stories OF
these men fully confirm all that had
been said Of the terrible sufferings Of
the survivors At o'clock Saturday
afternoon the list of rescued footed up
forty-two, thus leaving sixtY-seven per-
sons missing
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AC.onsulship Vncant.

John e. Convey, of Olympia. Wash,
recently appointed U. s. Consul to
To!sio, Japan, sent in his resignation
30 the President. Consul Convey re-
Sims on account of i'll health
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Three Girls are Caught in a Burning
Ruiliinp.

New York, May George Kreamer's
fireworks factory at No. 1902 Union
avenue. Morrisania. was destroyed by
fire. Three employees. Lille Hammond,
agod 10, CT Washington avenue; Mary
Lynch, II, homo unknown, and Jennie
Harpley, II years, OF Washington ave-
nue., were caught in tho burning build
ing and burned to death in sight OF the
crowd that had assembled to watch the
fire.
George Kreamer, the proprietor. and
Lottie Horn, ID years old, were horribly
burned about the body and 1t Is feared
they will die. The loss on the building
and stock is about S6. O]O; insurance not
stated. The flames were started by ali
explosion of powder
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siaavY, and Strong
ESootS AND SHOES

rtment oIany store IN Lo
gan The cheapest prices ana the III os'i
iiableGoods
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Pullman Service.
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and
ueiehbor talking about it. You may
yourself be one Of the many who know
rom personal experience just how good
a thing it is. lfyou have ever rried
it Won are one Of it's stauuch friends;
because the wonderful thing abont it is
that when once gwen trial, Or. King 8
New Discovery every after holds a
place in the house. Ifyou have never
used it and should be afflicted with a
cough, cold or any Throat, Lung or
Chest trouble. secure bottle at once
and give it fair trial. 1t is guarantee
ed every time, or money refunded,
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Prof. Leyden Considers Kocli's Discover
f,f the Ixighcsf Yatnn.
Death of the "NIodern Martyr.

Death Of the "Modern Martyr"
Miss Lizzie O. Smith, widely known
as the modern martyr" died in Will
liamatic, Ct, Sunday. She was born in
Eastford, CT, in 1922. She was unusual
ly vigorous and activs until she was
eleven years of age, when she was pros
trated by violent cold, which devel-
oped disease that settled in her limbs,
making her helpless invalid. She
was confined to Der bed for nearly fifty
Gxra
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Al 1'erra Haufe.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, May 2.-The un-
lon carpenters here to the number OF sew
eral hundred struck for uine hours day
at thirty cents an hour, and it is thought
the strike will spread.
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GaLi ] M'InLiUN

Goes Up In Snake ut Scranton, Penn
syiyaHia.
SCRANTON. PA, May 2.-The electric
street car stables were burned to tho
ground early this morning. St Luke's
church was badly damaged and the Re-
publican building was gutted. The paper
was issued with great difficulty this af-
ternoon, compositors working IN a foot
Of water. The loss will reach nearly
half million. The fire is supposed to
be OF incendiary origin.
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The mandamus appi;-d Tor to compel
iho New Orleans sheriff to permit re-
porters 10 confer with prisoners accused
of being accessory to the murder OF Hen
messy was refused.
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CHICAGO, May 2.-Thousands Of work.
men joined in May day parade, the
turnout being the most successful of the
kind in years. Good humor prevailed
everywhere. and tho procession was
heartily greeted all along the line OF
march
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TERRE HAuTE, IND, May 2.-Three
Thousand miners in this vicinity have
quit work because the wages scale for
the year beginning May l has not been
signed by the operators.
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Waiting on the Scale.

LAsALLE, ILL.,, May All the coal
shafts near here with one exception have
smut down pending settlemement o;
the wage-scale for the ensuing year,
throwing two thousand men ovt Of eIn-
ploYmenk
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HAMILTON, O., May 2.-The painters
have struck and the carpenters will go
out tonight unless granted shorter hours.
Trouble is anticipated.
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In Michigan.

IsHpEMINa. Mich, May 2.-1h he Lake
Superior Iron company has laid off 125
miners. The talk Of strike for May
is indefinitely postponed.