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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-24
Legal Notice.

Cree, whose name and residence are
unknown, minor son OF Lucy Cree. de-
ceased and one OF the heirs at law OF Hor-
ace B. Westenhaver, deceased, will take
notice that on the 5th da y oil December 4.
d, 1891. John WesIenhnvor filed his peti.
ton in the Common Pleas Court OF Hook
ing County, Ohio, IN case No. two thousand
two hundred aud fOurty ty-sevent2247, ,)against
Harry Westenhaver ct als., praying for the
partition of the following real estate, TO-
wit; Situated in Hooking County, State
of Ohio. and being lot No. five (5l OF \ div Is
lon OF the real estate OF John WestrDhR-
yer, deceased. mado IN the case IT Marga-
ret Gage plaintiff VS.. Samuel B Westen-
haver ct. aIs defendonts. in the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Hooking County, Ohio,
petition for which was filed in said Court
on the Sth day OF December 1850, for
full and particular description and plat
thereof reference Is made to the complete
record No. fourteen !l40 pages 5l2 and fol,
being part OF the East half OF the East
half of Section No. thirteen (i3,) township
No. fourteen Q49 Range No, seventeen (11D |
OF said Hooking County, Ohio, beginning
Mt the North east corner Of said lot;thonce
West twenty (20), chains; thence south nine
and fitty-fve hundre,. thst Q .55)ch 'ns;thence
sonth sixty three (63) degrees east six and
south twenty-five and thirty hundredths
.-30). chains; thence south sixty-four tB4)
degrees easi four .and twenty-eight hun
dredths (42S) chains. south ffty-nina l59)
CGyIeeS eNkt nN6 anu tlcStu
[S.lDchains;thence south seventy seven (77)
deerees east two and forty seven nun
dredths q AZ chains; thence south seventy
six 76) degrees east foor 4oO)
chains: thence north fory-threeand sixty |
five hundre' this 1855 chains to beginning |
containing 64,S4 acres.
Also a part OF fractional Lot No. two t20 |
Section NO thirty-four ga Township NO, |
thirteen Q3, Range NO. sixteen u6), ONO
Company's purchase, Hooking County,
Ohio, beginning at the north west corner |
of said lot, thence south twenty -four and
five hundredth (24.05) chains; thence south |
fifty three (5S) degrees cast two and nfy
twenty five and forty six hundredth (25.46l
chains; thence eigLty-sevcn and n half
tS711 degrees west two (2l chains to hegin-
ming, containing fonr ana ninety five one |
hundredth (i.9a) acres; the two above de-
scribed tracts estimated to contain sixty !
nine and seventy-nine one hundredth(6s.1 .19) |
acres; excepting therefrom ten (0) acres |
of of the east side of said tracts lying be- |
tween the State road and the Hooking |
River which was sold and decided by said |
Horace b. Westenhaver to j. Ohm Daugherty. |
For a more particular description of SAID |
ten (lOl acres, reference is hereby had 10 |
said deed which Is recorded on page |
eigh ty-ona (Sl) volume thirteen (l3) OF the |
record OF deeds OF locking County, OHIO. |
Snid - Cree is required to answeron or
before the seth day OF January y. ID. 1881, |
or Judgment uuy he taken against him.
JOHN wKxTENHAvER,
By s. II. BRIGHT ai:d
PRICE 4 WRIGHT, his Attys.
n,, IN 6W
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The Kr1nn Murder Case.

The trial of the suspected muir
ders of the old man Krinn will be
tried at the next term of court if
important witnesses can be secured
Blackburn is safe in the pen, and
can be had when needed but the
other witnesses needed are thought
to be out of the State, and may
not be secured. If the trial goes
on it will be of general public in
terest. The Sentinel has arranged
to havve short hand report of the
proceedings.
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More Rope Needed.

A drunken man named Sampson,
deliberately shot and killed a man
named Lynch in a saloon at Buch-
tel. The murdered man was an
Industrious, inoffensive miner. He
made joking remark about Samp-
sons boots, and Sampson killed
him. 1t is pity the red handed
does not come before the
Courts presided over by Judges
Slough and Huffman. In Athens
they have custom of giving GRIM
inals chromos and pitying tears.
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A Shoe worth $500 solid in
every respect in the following
sizes: 2t, 8, 81, 5, ST, 6, 7.
Will close them at $1.27.
Hand turned shoes, sold usually
at 1915, our cut price being s2.15
but will close out the balance at
$l.65 in the following sizes-25,
8, 81, 8, ST, 8, g..
A lot of Mems Over Shoes; Size
10 and IL, will close ct SOC. Also
some sizes in mems Alaskas at SOC.
Sizes 6, 7, 9, and los.
Childrens Over Shoes in III, l2,
l24 at l5c.
Ladies heavy shoes all reduced
to cost.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-24
Council Proceedings.

The Council met in regular sess-
ion, on Tuesday last. The current
bills examined, approved and Or
dered paid. Hansen's addition was
accepted.
The property owners on East
Bowen street were ordered to pave
or gravel side walks.
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1892.
Magazine,
(ILLUSTRATED)

The Magazine will celebrate the fourth
Century OF the discovery OF America by
IL RE-DisCOvERY, through articles giving
a more thorough exposition tlinn has hith-
erto been made of the Recent Unprace-
dented Development of our Country, and
especially in the Great West. Particular
attention will also be given to Dramatic
Episodes of American History.
the Field OF tue next European War
will he described in a Series of Papers on
the Danube "From the Black Forest to the.
Black Sea-" by Poultnry BigelOw ard Fd
u MiIlet, illustrated by Mr.. MIllett ann
Alfred Parsons, Articles also will be given
on the German, the Austrian and ItaIia
Ar MES, illustrated by T. de Thulstrup.
Mr.. W. ID. Howells will contributes new
novel, "a Worl: OF Chance" characteristic
ically American. Especial prominence CO
will he given to Short Stories, which will
be contributed by I. b. AIdrich. r. A. Da-
Wis. A. Connn Doyle. Margaret D-land iss
WoolsOn and other popular writers.
Among the literal ) features will be Per-
sOnal "reminiscences of Nathaniel Haw-
thoipe, By his college class and life
long friend, ioratio Bridge, and Person
al Memoir Of the Brownings, by Anne
Thackeray Ritcnle.
Harper'S Periodicals.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-24

With manv clergymen, public
speakers, singers and actors,
Ayers Cherry Pactoral is the
favorite remedy for hoarseness
and all affections of the vocal
organs, throat and lungs. Its
anodyne and expectorant effects
are promptly realized.
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BOOTS.

The renowned Sugar Grove Kip
Boot reduced to 5000. An excell-
ent weight Kip Boot reduced from
$2.75 to 1925. Other boots re.
duced in proportion. We have
large line of Boys Boots &c Shoes
to select from in sympathy with
the above prices, for instance the
best quality of boys grain leather
shoes reduced from Sc 90 to 81 so
Every thing in the Boot & Shoe
stock cut in many instances less
than cost,
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digiialis end the patient is turned out without hope
TO die Sach is the routine followed by the
average practitioner. What do offer? We
clam that Affections of the Heart, organic other
wise, curable and have the proof Of our bold
claims substantiate it. We deity any physician 70
produce single case of Organic Heart Disease
cured by the exhibition of remedies by tho stomach
We will show you a record of 70 per cent of cures
by the Compound Oxygen Treatment and Electric
ity Furthermore, we will wager Sl00c that we cap
relieve the worst at one sitting. Can we add
noreg
COSSuMpIION-That dreaded disease which
claims ons-third of our population as It's victims
positively cured the first and secoad stages OF the
disease, and relief afforded and life prolonged In
CATaaRH. CHRONIC BRoNcHITIs.-These are
among the first and earliest symptoms Of Consump-
tion and ultimately leads to fatal results If NOT
permanently relieved. Our System of Inhalation
and Compound Oxygen will cure any case OF how
ever long standing. Our New Respirator, worn by
PATENTS during sleep, will break up heavy cold
in few hours.
EsTHMA.-This distressing malady is the fore
runner of grave Heart Complications, and must
onward march. Our treatmeut by Electricity and
Electric Baths with limitations OF pure Oxygen.
relieve the most distressing symptoms at once, ane
If pursued for a short time, never tails 10 effect
permanent cure.
NERVOUS DISEASES. Rheunstism. Neuralgia:
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Sciatica, Lumba2o, and all
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. pos,-
lively cured by the Of Electric Baths Massage.
and Compound Oxygen.
CONSULTATION and examination free and strictly
conhdential.
DRUNKENNESS, the Morphine and Opium Habits
DO ,:iiv ely cured III from ten days TO two Weeks
no return Of the habit.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-24
AN ORDINANCE.

Be 1t ordained by the Council OF the
Village Of Logan, Ohio, that the streets and
alleys in John Hausen's Addition to Lo-
gan as laid out and plated by James Da.
Wis, Oct. Is, 1891, and dedicated by the said
John Hansen, for the public use and con.
ven ience. be and the same are hereby nc.
cepted. This ordinance to take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
legal publication,
Passed Dec %, 1891.
J.P. ROCHESTER, Pres. Council.
Attest, w. W. KEYNES, Clerk.
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CLOAKs.

We have % plush sacques sizes
80 and "a former prices SIT to s25
will close anything in the line at
s11.f5. We have closed out a
large line of garments recently
which we now offer at much less
than the real value. You should
come Immediately and inspect
them for We cannot do justice on
paper, as there are SO many diff
erent styles and prices. The prices
are very much lower than earlier
in the season.
Fur Capes at cost in monkey,
wool, seal, coney, and lynx.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-24
Warning.

The shooting of fire crackers,
canonns, guns, pistols, &c. within
the corporation is prohibited only
upon certain occasions and under
restriction. l, therefore warn all
persons from the use of the same
during the holiday season, espe-
cially upon the streets and alleys
of the village.
J. P. ROCHESTER, Mayor.
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Parole Notice.

notice is hereby given thnt Samuel De-
vault, now a prisoner In the Ohio Peniten
tiary is an applicant for parole, the same
having been recommended by the War
den and Chaplain OF said Penitentiarv,
said application will be considered at the
next regular meeting of the Board Of Mana
gers OF said Penitteptiary OF as soon there
after as the same may he reached.
SAMUEL DEVAULT, Applicant,
Dec. "a. 3w.
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OUR SYSTEM OF RETALIATION.
the Treatment OF our Patients We make use Of oni
Such Methods as Have Been Found Useilh
i o. ,hati


in Combating Disease.
We claim for our system the only means by which
Hear, and Lung Diseases be permanently
cured-Tke evidence of which can be furnished
upon application cur Office.
COMPOUND OXYGEN, Electricity, Electric Baths,
Massage, Medica,ed Vapors, Sprays, etc, are
used in the treatment Of specialties. The Sys-
tenn of Inhalation the only one by which remedies
can be brought directl contact with the diseased
lungs and is therefore, the only rational method OF
cure. Under thus treatment Consumption IS per-
fectly curable and gives to the sick reasonable
chance Of recovery. Many now sick and dcspairing
of recovery may yet be saved if they will only give
up the folly of trusting in what has always failed,
and cease to waste wesks and months OF precious
Oxygen Cure offers immediate relief. We guaran-
YOUR conds,ion may be, VIC repeat, we can give you
Immediate Rslisf in any and all diseases of rhe
Head, Threat, Lungs and Heart
That all sufferers may have an opportunity OF
testing our Compound Oxygen Cure, VIC make this
proposition for hm,ed time only. Our PROPOSE
ton: To all sufferers from Catarrh. Asthma.
Bronchitis, Consumption, and Heart AHecuons-
one treatment will be given free of charge Let
zone neglect this wonderful opportunity OF testing
nature $ own remedy. Coma before 1t Is too late
DISEASES OF The HGa8T.-Of all the organs
In the body liable DISEASE the Heart Is, perhaps,
less amenable treatment, by the ordinary renie-
dies than that Of any other. Patients afflicted with
Heart troubles are told in polite way, to prepars
for death. Beyond little medicine prescribed by
the stomach, nothing is done. They are told to
relinquish all activc pursuits, avoid excitement,
etc. and this is followed by preparation ci
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-24

Mems white shirts and drawers
at 4Oc. each, cheap at soc.
Mems natural wool, Csc. worth
800. Canton Flannel shirts and
drawers at Sic. each. Odd sizes
soc and 6Oc worth 9Oc 81 90.
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SERIALS.

Tho Lance OF Kanana, by Add el Arda-
van. 4 brilliant story OF Oriental adven-
ture and youthful patriotism; historically
true.
Jack Breretonk Three Months Service,
bv Mrs. Maria Mcintosh Cox. A true story
of the Civnl War, northern village and a
young homo hero.
"That Mary Ami" by Kate Upson Clark
"Mary Ann" is girl OF our own day.
sure TO be the gayest seiial OF the year.
The Writings Down of Dorothy Hol-
comb; two common-sense, real-girl sort of
girls; their experiences and various hap
penings. projects, opinions
SHORT STORIES.
How Christmas Came in the Little Black
Tent, Charlotte NJ. vaile: Charity AIMS
Rezavoy Picnic. Mary Hartwell Gather
wood; The Moriarity Duckling Fair. Flor
epce Howe Hall; The War of the Schools,
Qwo part story, Capt. Z. A. Curtis, U, S.A.
and many Others by Jessie Benton Fre-
mont, Margaret Sidney. (author OF Five
Little Peppers Grown Up,) John Preston
True, L. L, Meade, etc.
Ballads, Poems, Pictorial Articles, by
Mary E. wilkins, SUSAN Coolidge, Celia
Thaxter, Mrs Jane u, Austin and others
d. LOTBROP COMPANY,
Publishers, Boston. Mass.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-24

Guthrie & Co. are receiving a
Stock of New Goods. Daily call
and see for yourself.
Holiday Presents in endles va
rieties at Guthrie & Co.'S. a Ten
cent Plug of Tobacco for Bets at
Guthrie and Cos.
Rochester Is Sons also pay a
great deal of attention to Brussels
Rugs and all kinds of Rugs.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Eliza j, James. deceased. The
undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate o
Eliza j James, late of Hooking County
deceased. Dated this 3rd day OF December
A. d. 1891.
Dec. 3, 3w. w. T. JAMES.
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C.P.ARMsTRoNG.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Horace b. Westenhaver deceas-
ed. The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Adniinis:ratrix of the
estate of Horace B. Westenheycr late of
Hooking County, deceased. Dated this 18th
day OF December A. ID. 1891.
ELIZA WESTENHAVER.
Dec, II, 3w.
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For sale.

A good fresh Mich Cow.
III L, WRIGHT.
Dec. "a, 2w:
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WIDE -AW AXE
A few of the good things for '92.
100 Pages Each Month;
only $2.40 a Year |!
Perfect Entertainment for the
Passing Hour.

"Fair Harvard" Several members oi
tho Glass of 81 have promised to con-
tribute,
"such Stuff AZ Dreams are Made Of" by
-5shn Mead Howells. (son OF w D. How
/ells.) will appear Ill the Christmas (Dec.)
number.
ain Thunderstorm" by Robert Bever-
ly Hale, (sOn OF Edward Everett Halel,
the clever second of the set, will be pub
ishe later.
One Mans Adventure, by Lieut. Colonel
Tnorndike. A dozen thrilling adventures
strictly true. In Arctic pack ice; tigers
breath; out of PARIS by balloon; getting
away fron Gibralter; on board n pirate
junk; night with Chinese project.
A New Kird of Indian Story, by Mrs.
Harriet Maxwell Converse,
/. How Became q Seneca Indian.
IL, The Strawberry Feast at the Long
House
III With Seventy Sachems.
~. The Ffrefly Song OF Indian Children
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f: 81 M ~ II * II II y y:
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In addition to many attractions in Holiday
Goods we have decided to name the following
prices on the goods named below for the next
Fifteen Days. for CASH.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-24

Did You ever buy horse and
not have some misgivings as 10
his points till they were fully
'eS,edl Not so with Ayers sar
ssparilla; you may lie sure of II
AT the start. 1t never tiisappnlnts
those who give it - far and per
sis;enl trial.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-12-24
Farm for Sale.

A farm of 222 acres, one ha:f
mile north of SwariZs mill, and
known as the John Brerv farm
On the premises ia a dwelling
house, an excellent barn. spring
house and other necessary out-
buildings. About one hundred
acres of The farm is number one
timber land, the balance being
under cultivation. | will sell al
a bargain and on good terms
Anybody desiring TO bnv farm
should consult me at the grocery
and baking establishment of A.
Bauman, Lancaster. Chic.
ocl15lf JACOB kIKN.
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SHOES.

EEEEiGIEGiETLET=
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Harper's Periodicals.
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UNDERWEAR.

.EEIGEiIgIgE=iEi1EEiEfGEiiE[n "a
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Local Items.
- -z''l8|'l||l
DQnOYan--ArtiStic Tailor
Grip still prevails,

Alley entrances on Main St.
are being relaid.
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u. IUIBRUP COMPAN1
Publishers, Boston, Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
A sirniacant InterroaatorY.

In the United States Supreme Court on
Monday, Mr.. N. W. Bfrss. Of Chicago. was
arguing the point that the tariff law was
unconstitutional because the tobacco-re-
bate section was omitted from il as signed
by the President, when Justice BRapIEr
put TO him the following significant inter
roeatory. Justice BRADLEY said;
sYoar position, then, Is that wherever an en-
rolling clerk, by cident or Dy iraad, happens
10 omit section Of q law. although that law is
reported to the President and signed as law,
Il is Yodg
"Mr. Bliss Yes, sir"
Justice Bradley did not commit himself
on Mr. Bhrss's point, but his interrogatory,
stated as IL is, conveys to our mind the
impression that he will hold the reverse OF
that point TO be good law. Think Of the
power such decision would throw into
the hands Of the clerks and other officers
OF both houses. We have always held the
opinion that the Supreme Court would re-
fuse to 20 behind the Journal Of the House
Of Representatives, or behind the signature
OF the proper officers Of the House OF
Representatives, or behind the signature
OF the President OF the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
Roth SilvArites.

Mr.. CKrsP and Mr. MnIs are both in IA
yor OF the unlimited coinage of silver. or,
we suppose VIC might say, of the free coin
age Of silver. We would not do Mr.. MILLS
the injustice 10 class him amongst mono
Inetallists. he could not get fifty votes in
the Democratic caucus Of next Satur-
day if he were to array himself with
the enemies of silver Legislation. Twen-
ty-odd Democratic State conventions
stand behind Messrs. MINIS and CRISP on
this question. When we read--Rs We did
in the papers of yesterday-that the Coun-
Gil Of the Textile Factory Workers Asso..
citation favor the reconciliation OF silver
in France as the only means of saving their
trade from ruin. we may be sure that light
is breaking upon the world on this subject.
and that Messrs. Mills and CRISP stand in
that light.
We do not speak by authority In chasing
Messrs. Minis and CRIsP as slverites or
fayorers of free coinage; but we have no
doubt on the subject. We shall hasten to
state correctly the position of either OF
them if either is erroneously placed in this
little article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
the state DEBT


We published Yesterday several interest
ing kilograms on the subject Of the propo-
sition Ia settle the State debt. which BRO
,,o.,tion has lateiy received 80 much at
~.,a., .h..r.ho,, tha oonp+rv Tba
sension w. . - 49,. g..
ooseinoIs lssse' ~ o s"~ -a ~; TO ~
mts.eo plons 'N.' o'..y sNius W., ~
M tlsns ~ honVoN' w. ""H S',0ie
gram from that city was not ooueheu Id
terms SO hopeful, but represented the
bondholders there as by no means dis
posed 70 ratify the proposition.
fepr article az n few DAYS AGO repeatinr
-hae % Ma sola tba borahnlaars lono
~ ~ .hs, parad,st;on s,snas hs'
80 $500, -. has attrac,aS .c,na a,.so
49," Ths MAN r.,,',,,,,,rl onotss s,o,n
:. ~. sa,,o-v;ne l;ttla nsyag,snh.
az IT, ne credi.or. have not been sstrlcksu with
,.a,u.sl blindness,' 70 use General casss famous
phrase, they win hasten 10 accep, terms whose
rejection win aasuredly be followed by repndi.
asion.'
The Landmark Is no repudiahonist, yet
II comments upon our remark a. follows
.IhsEe y h'sls use mlncins words over thsa
n,ses me sss n Dsn'ss mas ,ssSnea y.
ne agreement made BY the oloo.s colnuittss
ana ne ADVISORY Beard Il 20 DO at war with rish,
and 70 ~ q plain. honest basgaln. We should
hold ths same v!sw Of the General Assembly II
= ssoaia refuse V ra'iiy me worn Of the state
on ahs os,., aid. tha A,.,.na,;. a.,.,,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
THH STATE LUTnoRITIEs ACT.
AM ArrgMpr AT LYNoAINo FoILED.
Two Parties OF Avengers, but They Failed
20 conneot-The Crime.

= "
70 conneot-The Crime.
IsprAxlpotIs, ISp.. December 1.-The
county iail, situated in the very centre OF
the city, was surrounded by mob OF 800
infuriated people shortly before midnight
last Misunderstanding for the blood of Charles
Rissow. confined in It's wells. The man IS
an all-around criminal, and this latest
crime was an outrageous assault on lit
tie Girl named Blanche Staten. sevenyears
OF age, living in the northeastern part
Of the city. A few mon gathered
in the rear OF saloon in the same portion
of the city, and this was soon added To-.
A descent was made upon the jail by fifty
sturdy fellows, and in the march q force 81
200 men joined the party. The jail, 9
himsy old tructnre. was easily entered.
but the mob got no further than the strong
doors In the Office. AT one time they were
mon the point OF going through these
doors with the aid of sledQe-hammers and
cfow.bars, but the Sheriff and posse OF
ofiieers cleared the room by hard effort,
and the mob soon after dispersed.
When Bissow was arraigned IN the
Police Court yesterday he pleaded guilty
In a nonchalant sort OF way, and also ac-
knowledeed TO the officers that ab0ut o
year ago he had assaulted Daisy Wright. a
child about i've years old. crime that
caused great excitement at the time, Is.
peoially as her sssailant whs neither ar
rested nor known.
Hn last crime Of this kind was com.
mittsd last Saturday, when he took the
little Staten girl, aged seven, from the
company OF her brother by threats. forced
her TO 70 into q freight.car With hsfn. and
there committed the crime. from which
fho child will not s9oa recover.
Two igncking parties wefe organized
last night, but they failed 70 connect, and
the larger body was waiting the coming OF
TIE other. while the latter was already ht
the iaii. This morning Bissow was SEN
fenced 10 twenty one years II the peniten-
iiary. The jury was out twenty-one MIN
ufes,