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Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
coAsx GUILINna.

The customhouse seafoher6 ~ San
Francioco digcoveEGd $50 boxes Of opium
on The ct&amer Gaelic. valued ~ 260.
Il Il. now supposed that; JolSf Gl Hall,
ifcm III & sSi ~ sssScissS ss Il sSt TSur;5Sy, N \ s m Il
San Joso viui ling ~ ifther. 'I-
The ifIsrences thst exihted bstween
the poglaph hicat union md / \, 4.
Tke poy Il dlst III ltnit tgvoweYs {5anta
CHA oo1ntH Nodded 70 effect =
Ac6- operative ora pizat lion f6r tho ship
ping and maxi ef}nf 81 their fruits.
Although i've d4pG have elapsed since
the Wards ferTy orime, and officers
have been 6couridR the whole country,
= 81 yst (, Il: e y, sI0s e hs pespetrstors has
I. x tslegrsp somxhe secyetary of var
.statoe that the order TO abandon Fort
Jewell. Aris. w l6ln4d On the recon.
mind dntion of General GrieriQn and
General Mex Qookj And cannot be re.
sc(ll6d. Foft IGWell u now held BY :
hment u twe1ty mens
The internatiQpal society for the colo
nisatioh ~ the Russian Jews Iii been
Sincorpo ~ San Francisco, with +
capital 81 q ,QQQ, ,DQ(D, divided in 2()Q, 900
shares ~ - pqr 1pere. The 1Qqiety VIII
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RAIN nnPoExs.I
showery wssthsr All over the Paoinc

faz 80. 20 0oDts n. "a ~ 'sst x * MI
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. g. Rain, with snow
on the mountains; has fallen ia Califor-
MIA, Western Nevada; Oregon and WASH
ington. Fair weatherIhas prevailed in
Arizona. The following precfpatation
has been reported att teleignAl stations: !:
Port Candy, O.64; Olympia, z. 30; Spo-
kane Falls, O.12; Baker City, Z trace !;
Portland. OH; Roseburg, 0.t)4 ]. Eos An
GlIRoY, Feb. 5.-This morning rain
commenced falling, the gauge registering
q quarter of an inch at q. NJ: The
season has been 9 perfect one to date /;
crops and feed are largely benefited.
Z HoLIIBTER, Cal. Feb. a quarter Of
IN inch Of rain fell here last night, and
it has continued raining at intervals all
day. Crop pfoepe6ts are very fine.
MxRCED, Cal., Feb, 6.-Rain COM
menced I'd. fall this morning about 6
o'clock, and has continued to fall in
light showers throughout theday. Crops
are looking well, but the Grain Is well
coined by the farmers. ~
NAPA, Gal, Feb. .. aslight rain fell
here today, amounting "a sixteen-hun-
dredths Of an inch. The farmers are
hoping for more rain.
HEA1psSJino, Cal. Feb. 5.-As slight
shower of{o1n fell list evening, which
hss made M prospect Of good crops
doubly sure. 81 y
SANTA MARIA Feb .. Raiped heavily
last night. 6till showery, with pros
poets OF = good fall. Everybody is jubi-
liant. 8. Y I:
AUBURx, CAL, Feb. Commenced
raining this morning The rain il very
welcome. The farmers 10 the western
part Sof the county have gotten III 3
larger area Of grain than ever before
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Dacey says he viii .be ready to. fehb IL
four weeks. ~ 81, 4.

Dacey says he will be ready to, fiehb III
four weeks. &, ss'. .f,s q. :
Prof. John r. Barrett, OF Chicago, cityl
electrician, has been appointed to tho
head of the electrical department. OF the
world,s fair: Captain ]. w. Collins, 81
the United States fab commissions, haa'
been appointed for the fisheries depart
ment, and Professor Putnam. Of Harvard
college, for the department Of ethn0lo9y
and archaeology.
Sarah Bernhardt made her reappear-
ance on the American stage at the GAR,
den theater, New York, last night. The
Tribune's dramatic editor says !: Sarah
Bernhardt IL an accomplished artist, but
she has never reached and never will
reach the height occupied on the Amer
ican stage BY Charlotte Cushman, and
on the English stage BY Ellen Terry.
At Leadyillp, Colo, Adam Fischer, !
shoemaker, was arrested while leaving I
building which had been bur9larixed 4
few hours before. At his room the
officers found goods of every description.
amounting in value to about 5000. IA.
letter found in the room leads the OH
GERS to b6lieva that he has confederata
tn San Francisco, w. whom he has be9fl'
shipping stolen goods. Y.
The Chicago Journal says the mem
5ers Of the Indian Rights aseociation
are talking Of applying for 9 Wilt sof
habeas corpus tor the purpose Of dfsc0v-
erin9 what rights, IT, any, the Indians
now held at Fort Sheridan, have. Thaae
Indians were brought here BY
General Miles after the close Of the ~
cent campaign. The idea Of the associa-
tion, it isss said, il to use the casa 70
thoroughly test in the courts, the power
of the government in the matter, and IL
necessary appeal to eonsress ior y
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
n1ooDsHED IN BARcELoNA.
The Smolderfng Revolutionary Spiz
Almost Tanned Into Flame.

.-Al
The Smolderfng Revolutionary Spirit
Almost Tanned Into Elame.
BARCELONA, Feb. 5. The revolution
ary spirit em0ldering throughout Spain
nearly burst into flame in this city to-
day. There was 4 peaceful demonstra-
tion and parade and speeches
in favor OF the Republican leader, Don
Nicolas Salmeron Alfonso. The crowds
became somewhat excited. This seems
to have alarmed the officer in charge Of
maintain order. He loat his head and
crowd. They didso ct gallop, firing
pistols and carbines right and left. The
result was that several persons were
more Or less dangerously wounded. This
crowd dispersed without any open act
of sliation; 4 y nderstood that the
g0vqrnmant will ~ asked TO order an
inquiry into the conduct of the officer in
charge Of the gendarmes. 6almeron's
friends claim that bullet marks around
the window from which he was speak
ine shoW that the eendarnes tried to
shoot him.
Dispatches report rioting in number
of towns tonight. A Liberals Cariist riot
occurred ~ I.oRrono.s AT Har0 the
'Carlist club was wrecked. There was
serious liotIng 81 G&nt0 Domingo and
Qelx9da whefe many persons were In
B[ADRtD, Feb. Il EpocA endeavors
E To ininj1hixp tho ippoftanc 81 the at
Sfni1p a. BSrCe elpna today II says few
police dispeI.ed ans uneuthorized meet
|: ing Of Hepub blicani, and that the pub
li5hed atc9ant3 are exa6Hefated. !.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
EAsrRRN ncHoEs.

New Mexico has now free school
law, for the first time in her history.
The reports of . strike on the Pennsyl-
vania lines west Of Pittsburg in: the near
future have no foundation.
At Kansas City Julius Harold, in
dicted for having offered bribes to coun-
eilmen, was found not guilty.
Ex-Governor Wolfley has arrived in
Arizona with q party Of Illinois capital
ists, who propose to push the Gila canal
scheme.
At Greenville, Miss., mob took Green
Jackson (colored), Who murdered Mar
shal Ward, from the marshal and
lynched him.
The headlesa and mutilated body Of q
man was found fiOatinR It the mouth Of
big sewer in New York city. There
was no means Of Identification.
4 The water in the Janesville, Pa, pit
has been lowered about three feet. AT
this rate the bodies Of the dead miners
may not be reached for 9 month.
News Of . serious wreck on the Cotton
Belt road smear Clarendon, Ark, is re,
ceived. One reports saye nine people
were killed another says only three.
The we'll known Scandinavian. /. r..
KEELING, the publisher Of . Scandinavian
paper in Chicago, suicided, leaving q
note saying the cause was financial
troubles.
At Greenville, Pa, Elder John Peat is
just completing the largest telescope
glass in the United States. The di6k
was procured in Paris, and WeiGhs oyer
SOC pounds. s4s 81 a ,.1P y I
The largest and richest vein 81 tin
known to the mining industry Of the
world has been discovered in the old
Diablo mine shaft forty@flve miles south
west Of Durango, Mexico.
At Abilene; Kansas, the elders Of the
United Brethren church expelled Bishop
ilnsncierina. & The bishop recently
speculated II K Kansas real estate ana
failed, with liabilities Of $50 900.
The governor Of Minnesota Has 4 let
ter from citizens of Fosston, Polk
county, complaining that the Incians
are still dancing and making threats,
greatly 70 the terror Of the settlers,
many Of whom are moving away.
a strike d the conductors, brakemen
and sWitchmen on the Canadian Pacific
railway il threatened, and may be put
/ into operation st any hour, It will ex-
tend from ST. John, N. b., to Vancou-
vers B. q, and will be tpr az increase Of
\ pay. =
The keel Of the tirst iron ship aver
built in Maine, was laid 81 Bath,
Wednesday, that Of the cruiser No. 5,
Ct the Bath iron works. The keel f0f
cruiser No. has also been laid and the
work Of construction viii 60 rapidly for
ward.
AZ Ouray, Col, several miners started
from tho Virginia mine 70 help bring il
the body of 4 man killed BY = blast.
While going up the mountain snow
olide occurred. and Sam Byron, u. Phil
lips, Allen Tyre and John Sunderland
Te1e killed. 4. N N a
Arthur Iumley, who hae boen autlor-
-, u IN sslscf / Il lis6is SIs65 sxsr % q
;s! ssy ~ 1I||y b:sss' :! ! ssssa
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
Of San Jacinto in the probosed River
aide county. No decision Wa reached.
! Senate Proceed dInes

Senate Rroccsdlnos.
The senate today passed Delone's vas-
rancy law despite the oppo4ition Of the
country members, who declared that
sny vsgrsnt act only enables constables
and dlstrict attorneys to swell their
feee. belongs Law eliminates the prea-
mt faying clause which lexcludse the
depe1dent from the vagrdnt claio il he
can show that he has worked within ten
senator Wilson secured reconsidera-
ton Of hi6 bill, prohibiting the charge
Of anything over s per cent interest on
money md nsking compound interest
MCGOWAN mad& y determined fight
aGninst the rSneil q the law declnring
tks K nth M hs4 s4igable. Ih9 bill
swes :s31 IN ~ H. order for l9s4iay !.
\ BIN NJ Intro <|tced by Simpson, o.
from, Shek md others & 1
A joint resolutiop menf0Eialj sizing scon-
grHGs to pass n aat forle sitting to .th6 gem
eral goyernment the lands granted TO
certain railroads, " nofi-cornpl pliance
with the terms Of thegrsnt, was passed.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
HNLD WIrHOUx DAHL.
OVERWHELMING Hyiaenes Against Mrs
y M0O0N9lHg AagaaAlns sls

OVERWHELMING Hvidence Aeainst, Mrs,
\. McDowsll's Assasstu.
Los BANos, Cal, Feb. The trial Of
p. r. Hale tot the murder Of Mrs. Perry
Mcdowell, near Cottonwood, Jannary
6th, begaH In Judge Dayis's court luqt
Tuesday. DR.. Snediger, &G6nsfab1e
BGher and others testified to the cir
cumstances after the shooting. The
constable testified that T. r. Middleton
came toshis house that night and told
him his sister, MB. Mcdowell, had been
shot through 8 window and killed. The
constable next morning found tracks
leading from NJ ddleton' house to Hale's
house. He lodged Hale in the Los Banos
jail, and on comparing Hale's boots with
the tracke, found that they exactly tit-
ted. A piece Of rock which il was
claimed bore marks Of copper boot nails
was offered in evidence, but objected to
on the ground that the marks were
caused By streaks Of mica, and not boot
nails.
The constable eaid be asked Hale ii
he had rifle about the place, and the
latter replied he had not. The copsta-
BILE subsequently, found rifle in shed
on Hale's place, back Of some bales of
hay. The rifle belonged to John Ed
wards, Hale having borrowed il the day
before.
At Wednesdays session Of the court,
F. w. Rolley testified to finding tracks
commencing within thirty feet Of the
murdered woman's house, at intervals.
to within fifteen feet Of the gate Of
Hale's house. Haless boots exactly Tft-
ted the trackS.
4 Us. Middleton, brothereof the mur-
dered woman, testi6ed that the curtain
qf the window through which the shot
Was fired, was up.
+ John EdKasds testified hat be loaned
'a N1nchastef ride fully }dhded; tQ Hale
the eitoe1eon A tho k{llikr, ~ ~ it
Al545e'a e1&mInef Hon Woo c1Ceod today,
and he w9e beld to answer iof trial
without ball. .ls
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
rEUrONIc AFRICA.
Chancsllor Ceprivi Defends the Govern
ment'o African Polfov ss

ChAncellor Cepfivi Defends the Govern-
(. msnt's African Policy.
BERLIN, Feb. 5. Chancellor Won Cap-
rivi, in the Reichstag, today defending
the African policy Of the governments,
said it followed the lines laid down by
Bismarck, who once declared that Lord
Salisbury's friendship was worth more
than the entire coast north Of With.
Continuing, the chancellor said sOuH
efforts are directed toward developing
what we possess. We:shall have trouble
and tfial for : long time to comesyet.
Nothing need deter up from the work !"
Regarding the slave question, be-
said "Wo must consider the feeling; 81
the people Oh the coast. Baron Soden
Was the best man 70 send to East Ak
rica. There waov still ample scopA f0t
Wissman and Emin e subordi dinhteV n
= a''I |:E|'a s. sl (!
opm&ntS 70 ! sfFfT a1one Tia coasts Ihs
govarnme11t ought 70 elear up the dilfor-
ences between Wisoman and Emins
The chancellor declared that the dir
pute between them WAS not ripe for dis
cussion~ He regretted that Wissman
had been judged unfavoyab BY. The Ger
mans in Africa owed their success to
Wissman above al. 5.. 4.
Won Caprivi stated Tint IL was the
emperor himself who instructed the
chancellor, May z, 1890, to arrange an
agreement with England with reference
to colonial affairs. The emperor fully
explained all the points involved. The
basis Of the negotiations, he said, CEN
tered in East Africa. The interior was
to be abandoned, and Zanzibaf, where
England's claims were paramount, was
to be surrendered, in return for English
recognition Of Germany's claims to the
East Africa coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
knraxcd Russinn 8 strikers.

ST. PETERsBURG, Feb. Several hun-
dred men employed in the admiralty
ship building dock yard, having become
greatly dissatisfied, owing, 90 they COM
y!siqed, TO 2 reduction Of wages and
harsh treatment BY tthe admiral, struck
work Tuesday. They then proceeded to
the headquarters Of the admiral and
mobbed him. He subjected them to
many insults, and the mob finally be-
came SO threatening that troops were
summoned 70 rescue the admiral from
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
FOKHIGss HI.AsHks.

Archbishop Labsstida, Of Mexico, is
dead.
i Professor Koch has arrived ataCon-
|sstantinople onhis tour east.
General Won Wittish succeeds Valdez
see as chief Of the Prussian general
staff.
The Pope declines to make an ofiejal
cemmunicetion to the French bishorn&N
We attitude which they are to as111ji4 !
toward4 the ropublic.
4 AAterrib1e hfe occurred ii al orplian
Istsyfumsat Moscow. Nine Children w&5e
|bUrned to DEATH and anumbef 81 Others
|were so seriously injured fhat their lives
kare despsired Of.
Il A general strike< has been declarsd
among the dock lauOrers at Cardiff, Ire-
Hand. The entire police force u on duty,
Eand large number Of special constables
thaye been sworn in.
The conflict between the London dock
+ laboTers and ship owners continues.
4 The Furness and Johnston lines are dis
charging their own vessels and are en-
ploying in that work union men from
}eQtside work
& u. Ferry, on taking the chair as pres
ident Of the senate customs committee,
declared that the idea Of France main
tanning an attitude OF economic isolaA
sti0n was UtOpian and If carried out
would prove disastrous.
Followingis forecast Of the Italian
cabinet ministry, which ie expected to.
be liable 70 work ifa harmony !: Premier,
Marquis N Kudinl ; interior, Nicotera !;
justice, ,Chiaves; public works, Saracco;
sRnsuce, Sonnino; treasufy Luzalliy ag-
|r4srine, 4 Icansyaso I; lastrastion, s;snor
Martini.
q Prof. Hensch, Of the medical faculty.
3of the university Of Berlin, : distin-
iGQished authority On the diseases of
ehildren, reports uniav6rably upon the
treatment with lymph In his depart
pent. He administered lymph TO twen-
ty-twp children, only one OF whom
seemed to Improve, and Improvements
in that cAse WIS only temporary, whilc'
many bec9me Mofne under the treat;
pent. 41e thSleforo stopped expeyi.
'ments With lymph. {
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
Psnsion Operations.

WAsHINaroN, Feb. 5.The commis-
sioner Of pensionA has eubmitted to the
secretary Of the interior long state
ment Of the operations Of the bureau
the past seven months. He fgures that
the total arst payments under the new
Law during the fiscal year will
show : reduction Of tl0, ,0OO,0 900 on first
payments as compared with last year,
and that the predictions Of an extraor-
dipary deficiency in the appropriation
Tor the present and next fiscal year,
will not be realized. He declares that
the practical operation OF the act OF June
9th, last, win be to materially reduce
the annual value Of pensions.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
a TRIP 70 CHINATOWN.
About Forty Cambiing Places open
"A at NIGHT. sssss

Nj 3' 'a.' ~ u III 4sAyS &t4B uts .ys Sc Z 4
Chinatownswas full of policemen leSt
evening for 4 while. a party from hqad-
quarters and some 81 their friends H..
spected the place, and probably found 10
signs Of lawleasnese. An hour after the
inspection, however, a HERALD reporter,
who had known q the expedition, went
through that portion Of the city, and
was shown twenty odd lottery places. !.
and about as many tan game resorts open
for business. n
The announcement was made, accord
ing TO several Chinese bills posted up on
dead walls, ~ translated By the Guide
the reporter had, that 3 new lottery h6ik
been started there were nine different
ones mentioned, All said to have Conis
menced duying the past two monthgs
which would seem TO indicate th&E
the mongol olians have not expeoted u Inl1cl
Of any intarference with their pa6tin6< 4.
The Chinese guide, tho HERALD u1
was with, laughed when asked ofoIt
the visit Of the inspecting police p41(5S
Me 6arvy they come some Ch{nG1 M
hero have Aiendo li6ndD kU6X + H15X
Philemon do al time, "a o
{1iends Chinatown. EleyY IA 048 y t
then. Now I'll open again. e e "a q n g
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
Costly Blaxss.

New YoRK, Feb. 6.-Fire early this
(Friday morning 10 five-story build
Ing ct Green Point, Long Island, occu-
pied BY r. D. Church's Soda water fac
tory, caused damage Of 100000. At 2
o'clock two tanks containing 5000 gal
Ions Of oil, belonging to the Brooklyn
oil works, situated near the soda factory,
caught fre, but Il Il 6elieSed the works
will be saved.
81. LOUIS, Feb. 5. The Pullman pals
go oar shops burned tonight. Loss,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
RAtnallea 6etlrelneAt.

FAnIs, Feb. 6.Ihe London corre-
sp0ndent Of Le Temps affects to know
that Gladstone has given the required
assurance justityinR Parnell in retiring
ftom the aderShip Of his section Of the
Irish parliamentary party. Dillon, the
corFeepon dqn& adds, will replace Mc3
Cefl NY - the leader Of the McCarthyite
aection, and will be selected IS the
leader of the reunited party. 81
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
Fail, f,Co4'queroxs.

\ CHICAGO, Feb ~ General Miles paid
= visit to Fof i eridepi today; to see
the Indians be b&6ught from Pine Ridge.
With him won't two carloads Of young
Ladies', friends of Colonel Corbiliso
daughter. The Indians had been ap-
'priead. Of the ou1laugh BIT, and were In
their full glory 81 WaF paint and feathers.
They we're much pleased st receiving
from The ladies' A untold quantity q
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06

We hope common, sense will prevail and
the time rapidly approach when Amer
ia and Canada see the folly Of dsmming
We stream Of friendly iut6rcouree. The
9iaerence between the proposals. Of Sir
John Macdonald snd those Of the oppo-
sition, il only one Of degree.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
CANADIAN. REcIPnOCIrY.
s1r John ltcDonald Osnsuzsd Tor Giving
otate ooero&1 Awn9.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 8. a local paper
1aye II IL understood that Sir John Me-
Donald received ; severe reprimand from
the British government, yesterday, for
having made public the text Of the pro>
possl ior reciprocity he made through
tho Briti6h government to the United
States. before II reached the authorities
d Warrington. The paper only excuses
the premier Oh account oi the desperate
means he wa driven to to save his gov
ernment from an il Dominioue defeat
when II goes before Che country f0r, .
wind dicat tion of III policy next month.
MN Y0kx, Feb 5. {3ir Charles Tup-
pef and 81 Donald Smith arrived from
London qdoy 6lf OEavlej speaking "a
! I : ! ! ! s. I I ! 4
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MRS. joNEs's MANSION.
Sic b About 70 Erect ! Palatial

Mrs. Doria Jones Il getting ready u
put up one Of the finest residences IN the
city, Sfe ha6 eet apart about Ave a0res
On the Jonen tf&0t, on Pic0 street near
Alyerndo 6tfeot. o. high ground, form
3n6 y 6U6 plateau with magni6 6cent
YiGQ \. ThS p16no ior, the houee &re
Qboo yeady tor ~ ccp ptr6ctors 70 bid Or
- = !! = s'''
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06
An 1laaiS1sIzeus RspuBiicaA t1ucsIs. /

WAsHnIuxoh Feb. s. The Republican
senator's held a harmonious caucus to-
night. The outcome was the selection
the follp4inR !. measures to be
ousidered. ~ far ~ < practica-
s ~ IA the order named: The
~ -hedr Ill copyright Nicsragus
I Eoldpck pure food and the Con-
~ 49, bill, which may he discussed IN
=. Although the preferenqp n
h4y1 jned y 70 the puse ioqd
n ~ 1qha6 conkt hill; banksgttcy
bi2b and tonierenee repoFts have TIE
.priyilegH of confederation at any time.
Nothing WAS said about the elections
bill or silver legislation.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-06

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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-02-21
COURT Notes.

Boston Safe Deposit and Trust
Co. VS.. The Ohio and Western Coal
and Iron Co. Report of receiver
filed.
II. G.. Lama VS., John Brehm.
Continued with order that case be
disposed of at next term.
John L. Wilson, admir-. of the
estate of w. ID. Wilson, deceased,
VS.. Lawrence A. Culver, surviving
executor and trustee of the estate
of Reuben Culver, decd. Settled at
costs Of defendant without further
record.
John i. Wilson, admir-. of the
estate OF w. d. Wilson, decd. VS..
The Peoples Bank of Logan. Set
tied as costs of defendant without
further record.
John J.. Wilson, VS.. L. a. Culver
ct. al. under the firm name of Rae
coon Coal Company. Leave to
amend pleadings and continued.
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance
Co. VS.. Jacob S. Haynes, Mariah l.
Haynes, Ann Haynes, JAS. A, Ri
der, ct al. For hearing on confir-
nation on Feb. 25th.
Byron Cave minor by Isaac n.
Cave his next friend, VS.. Columbus
Hooking Valley and Toledo Ry.
Co. Jury sworn, verdict for de-
fendant; Judgment on verdict.
Albin Read, VS.. Elizabeth John
sto and II. b. Johnston ct. al. Con-
tinued.
Elizabeth Bitter, VS.. j. p. Robin
son. Case stricken from docket.
Exceptions and notice of appeal;
bond $4,000
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-02-21
School Items.

The program, which was as fol-
lows, was good and highly appre-
ciated.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-02-21

Wolfe? Bloomingville correspond
ent. No, where is he?
John +. Diehl's pension has been
increased from twelve to seventeen
dollars per month. Only last week
Y. Diehl was granted pension of
S17 per month; it looks like the
Diehls are special favorites.
A deadbeat passed through this
country last week, representing
himself to be in the employ of the
government, sent out to look after
some special pension case, and he
succeeded in beating the widow
Mills out of $3. The public should
be on the lookout for the tramp.
The Methodist's will hold a pro-
tracted meeting at Mt. Carmel, in
March. SILENT FRIEND.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-02-21
Salt Greek

A series of meetings is being con-
Quoted at Zion church, under the
auspices of what is known as the
Liberals.
A rum crazed monstrosity parad-
ed Blue creek last Saturday, and
by his hideOus appearance fright
ened some women and children
almost out of their wits.
Salt creek was on q tare last
Monday, the water is said to be
higher then it has been for years
doing much damage to farmers
along the valley.
Did you see anything of Dan
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-02-21
Marriage Licenses.

Charles Kimble, Maggie Dawson;
Joseph Anderson, Alice Matheny;
Peter Nutter, Mary L. Nixon; VIM.
l.. Craggs, Annie B. Eddie, James
Mohney, Alice Swyers; John He'll
yer, Mary NJ. Pearson; William a .
Woodward, Nettie Swackhammer;
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