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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-04-09
TII-STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From Ohio.
Michigan and Indiana.

Michigan and Indiana.
MuLERsBuRa. - Samncl Buchanan,
| aged SO, pioneer here, is dead.
FgEgMoNT- Darwin Clark, a
well known lady here, is dead, victim
of the grippe.
CINclNNArI.-Meredi Stanley leaped
f"rm the suspension bridge loo feet into
the Ohio Sunday, successfully.
LIMA.-George SchulthciS, yonng
business man here, died yesterday of
pneumonia following the grippe.
YoUNGsrowN.-Lem Bruce, well-
to-do farmer, despondent on account OF
i'll health, fired two bullets into his brain
and died.
TFFiN.-Ex-Cong Sevcy has
been appointed to assist in the prosecu-
tlon Of Mervin Kuhn, the horse-thief and
murderer.
Demonstrations Moser is In crit
fcal condition from poison entering his
system from stockings colored with pois-
onous dyes.
WAPAKoNErTA.-H. c. Carter and w.
+. Munson, robbed the {. FL. q d. ticket
Office here but were caught before they
got ont of town.
BUvYRus-Editor Horace Hollrook,
charged with indecent behavior Toward
Mrs. DR.. Perce, claims that sho cncour-
aged his actions.
ZANFsyIr.LE.-John Henderson and
wife were buried in one grave yesterday.
They died of pneumonia within few
hours of each other.
TIFFIN-The warfare on saloons II
Bloomfield, near here, is so hotly con-
Quoted now that it is thought that they
will have to leave town.
CIncLEvIL!.E The skeleton found In
the old Emmett warehouse recently is
supposed to be that of Samuel T. Riddle,
who disappeared In 1855.
CAMBRiDGE.-Grant Gandcr, well
known farmer of Jackson township. this
county, was instantly killed by falling
tree. he leaves young wife.
CLEVELAND. = The divorce case OF
George Sinclair against his wife Clara,
in which DR.. D. B. Smith figured, was
dismissed by Judge Sherwood.
BAINHRlDGE.-A stranger giving his
name as Il. Brooks died here yesterday.
His papers gave no clew, further than
he has been ut Columbus, Chill:cothe,
Greenfield and villages in the vicinity.
XENIA.-The latest exploit Of hypno-
Tiers has come out here. Samuel Cosler.
farmer, claims that two lightning rod
agents secured his signature to q note for
several thousand dollars, while they had
him hyprotized.
DEFIANcE.-The stand pipe of the
water works hero fell Sunday with ter
ride crash. 1t was l45 feet high and
nearly full of water. Mrs. John killean
was the only person badly hurt. The
loss will be about 1000.
MARION. u. Cramer, conductor,
leaped from an engine in a cloud of
steam, not able to see where he was
lighting, and striking switch prong
was impoled on it, the sharp target
entering his leg. He Will not die.
SANpusKY.-Wm. Vests block caught
fire in some mysterious manner and
damaged Everett IL Son, grocers. So, 900:
Alcott s. Son, hats and caps, S1.20o;
Kugle's bazar. $1,000. The fire caught
in garrct, and was undoubtedly incen
diary.
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The Marine Bands Tour.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The Marine
band, with MIR. John Philip Sousa con-
ductor, will leave next Tuesday for a
month tour of the United States. Miss
Marie Decea will accompany the band as
soprano. The following is the tour:
April /, Bridgeport and New Haven,
Conn: April ,, Worcester: April 3, Eos-
ton, Mass: April 4, Providence. R. l.,
April ;, Albany; April g, oughkeepsie:
April s, Rochester; april ., Buffalo;
April 10, AKRON, April II, Cleveland; o.;
April 12, Detroit: April IA, Lansing and
Jackson; April ID, Battle Creek and kai-
amazoo: April IS, Grind Rapids. Mich;
April lG ana Il. Chicago; April 90. Sioux
City, Ia: April y, Lincoln, Ncb.: April
%, Omaha, Neb.: April %. Mes Doines:
April n, Quincy, Ill: April %, Spring
field, H.; April 26, Decatur. Ills: April
81, Ind annapolis, Ind: april -, Louis
vile, Ky: April %, Cincinnati o.; April
80. Columbus: May /. GAINESVILLE o.:
May2 piitsburg, Pa; May !, Washing
ton II C.
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On the ScaGoId.
Two Executions in the
Keystone State.
THEIR CRIMES AGGRAVATED CASES
OF FIkSr DEGRisE MURDER.
One was a Member of the G. A. R.,
and that Order Urgoi the Gov
ernor' to CdpimLte
HIS Sentence

MAUcH CHUNK, PA. March 27.-
William Stangley was hanged here this
morning for the murder at Weatherly OF
Mrs. Albert A. Walbert with whom he
boarded. October 70, 1889. He had quar-
relied with the woman, and she had him
arrested. The suit was Gftewards with
drawn. but Stangley brooded over the
affair and on the morning of the murder
went TO the house, and ai6oT quarrel
with Mrs. Walbert shot her in her
kitchen. He narrowly escaped lynching
when captured and was brought back to
Weatherly. On the scaifold Stangley
said no would meet the clergy who at
tended him IN heaven. When he was
led from jail 10 the gallows he was the
picture Of despair, especially as he had
suffered from consumption.
G. w. Moss, Brutal Murderer, Hung.
WiLKEsBARRE, Pa, March 2T.-t1eo.
Washington Moss was hanged here at
1919 for the brutal murder OF his wife,
October 10, 1859. His crime was deliber-
ately and maliciously planned and car
ried out in the most cold blooded fashion.
lie had i'll treated his wife for years and
was finally sent 10 prison on her com
plaint After his release, which was
secured largely on his professions Of
penitence, he renewed his cruelty and
soon began to lay plans TO XIII his wife.
On the evening of the murder he bought
cheap pistol aid goin: to his house, Do
liberately shot and killed the helpless
woman. He then tried to kill himself,
but only succeeded in seriously woundlng
himself. Moss was veteran Of war and
strenuous efforts were made by his
comrades to secure his pardon or COM
mutation of sentence. There was nothing
sensational attending the execution.
Moss neck was broken by the fall.
5loss was very nervous through the
night, Sleeping bat lit!le. At $50 a. N,
In the morning lie dressed himself and ate
breakfast of laa.b chops and eggs.
After tho attendant ministers had held
prayers with the condemned man. the
march to the scafT"ld began about ten
o'clock MoN made brief speech on
the scaffold. saying he did not intend to
xiii his wife and was not responsible.
He hoped God would forgive him and
said he would die like brave soldier
with sniIe Oh his lips. He bade the
jnry good bya, and said ''tiod bless you"
TO tle sheriff when the black cap was
put on. The physicians pronounced
death instaa apcous.
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A Safe Investment,

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in case Of failure Il return Of ppr-
chase price. On this safe plan
vou can buy from our advertised
Druggist hottie Of DR. King
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1t is guaranteed to bring relief in
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Ha ia q RIacl, Sheen.

BRocKvuLn, ONT, March 27.-Budd,
the man arrested for the murder OF De-
tective Gilkinson, of Pittsburg, is, with
out doubt, Frederick G. Fitzsimmons,
fifth son of The late Robert Fitzsimmons,
one of Brockville's pioneers who left him
SIS, 900 cash and as much more in real
estate, which he received here a week or
two ago and then LETT for the west. Since
q boy of eighteen h had not been heard
of till friend met Ia m in New York and
told him of his fathers death. He al
ways bore a bad reputation.
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Happy Hos5ers.

Wm. Timmons, Postma stcr of Ida
vile. Ind, Writ s: ''Eirctric Bitters
has done more Cor me than all ohter
medicines com hined, Tor that bad feel
arising from Kidney and. Livertrouble, -
John Leslie. farmer and stockman, o!
same place. says: Find Electric Bit.
tcrs to he tho Cidney and Liver medic
ne made me seel like a new man" }.
". Gardner. hardware merchant, same
town, says: Electric Bi'ters is just the
Thin. for man who is ali run down
and doni care whether he lives or MES:
the found ney sirengh, good appetite
and just like he had Il lease on life.
only SOC. bottle.
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Tke Pulpit and the Stage.

Rev. +. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethern Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: al feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery
has done Tor me. My Longs we're
badly diseased. and my parishiouerS
Thought could only live few we, ks
took five bottles OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery and am sound and well,
gaining 26 lbs. in weight An;heI
Love, Manager Loves Funny Folks
Com bination, writes. "A fter thorough
trial and convincing evidence, | am
confident DR.. Kings New Discovery
tor Consumption, heats 'em all. and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness | can dc my many
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This is what You ought TO have, IN
fact. you most have it, to fully enjoy
lie. Thousands are search'ug for it
daily, and morning because th9y find
it not Thousands upon thousands OF
dollars are spent annually by our peO>
pie in the Dope that they may attain
this boon. And yet l. may be all. We
guarantee that Electric BiHcrs, if used
according to directios and the use per-
sisted id will, bring you Good Diges-
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install instead Eupepsy. We recom>
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and qff diseases of Liver, Stomach and
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STRUCK A SNAG.
Steamer Lizzie Bay Nearly Sinks In the

WHEELING, W. VA, March 30.-Early
in the morning while the steamer Lizzie
Bay was feeling her way through a
dense fog near Powhatan, Ohio, she ran
into the West Virgi.ia shore. She was
then backed ont and the pilot surposing
he was holding her head up stream, ran
toward the Ohio shore and struck rock
about SO feet out. She hung there
which was all that prevented her from
sinking In twenty feet of water. One
hundred and fifty passengers and large
cargo were Oh board. The Keystone
State and the b. D. Wood responded to
als of distress and took off the
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Ran AWGV to Marry.

New CASTLH, IND, March 3o.-it
leaked out here thai Thomas c. Still
well, a brothcr-in-law Of Hon. c. L.
Doxay, the gas line maGnate, of Ander-
son. aud Miss Harriet Makcpeacc, daugh-
ter OF eX-Sheritf Makepcace, of that
place. and both leaders in Anderson So
ciety, eloped from here. Miss Make
peace had been visiting here fer some
time. and young Stillwell had been here
often during that time. A telegram
states that they are married and on
their way to New York, to give the old
folks time to become rcconcilcd. The
eloprmcni is said to have been caused by
the objections by the young lady's par
entS to her receiving young Stillwella
attention.
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UII,sboro Pafrlcide Bouugi Over.

HIILsnoEo. o., March 27.-The pre-
sminary trial of Austin Mo0ro. who shot
and killed his father. resulted in the boy
being bound over on the charge of muir
der in the second degree in the sum Of
fhrse thousand dollars. Failing to give
bond Moore was brought here and
lodged in jail. The physicians who
made the autopsy testified to finding six
balls In the old mans body OF different
calihres which is damaging to the boys
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EUcKLLN'5 AgN-CA SALVE.

The best salve i'm :he world
for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers,
salt-rheum, fever sores. letter
chappeG hands, chiibiains, cnrns.
and all skin erup'lOns, and pos
iiively cures plies. or no pay re=
quired. 1t is guaranteed 10 give
entire satisfaction or muney re.
und e.. pi csc per box. Foi
ale by F. Harrington. t.
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Cincinnati accommodation leaves ZaneS-
Vile 6:25 Il III daily except Sunday. New
irk 7:2q; arrives columbus at $50 IL IN.
cincinnati l2.45 pm.
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DIR. HOWARD GLOSSY DEAD.

Although His Condition i'll the Last
Hours Was Thought to be Better.
NEW YORK, March 3O.-The Rev. DR..
Howard died at $50 of pneumonia. His
death, although expected for some days.
was in the nature OF shock to his
friends, as there was marked improve
ment in his condition within the last few
hours. In the afternoon the doctors
found that their patient was able to ex-
pectorate quite freely, thereby relieving
him in marked degree. His pulse was
frmer, and his temperature triile lower
than when they visited him three hours
before. Nearly all the members of the
family were at his bedside when the end
camo
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DEPART FOR THF WEST.

ConrectIons-No. II az New Lexington
with & D train for Corning at Junction
City with & trains north and south a
Lancaster with c H va I trains north,
and scuth, at Washington with Ohio
Southern train south.
No7-At Junction City with & o train
south. at Bremen with & q {: train north
at M3ncaSter with train rorth and south
at aSnington with with d + W d G
Train for WeiistCn, at Cincinnati with
train for Chicago and l. & n train for tho
south.
No Dat Washington with D F " & G
ana Ohio Southern trains na rth ana at
Morrow FOR l. N train No 10 for the East.
F NJ WILKINSON, GenT Pass ct.
CH WALTON, Supt, zanssyil lie, y.
GAINESVILLE o.
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BETRAYED by n Woman.

GOSHEN, IND, March 29.-After being
out twelve hours the jury in the case of
Edward HendryX, charged with the
murder OF Edmund Calkins last April, re-
turned verdict of guilty and fixed the
punishment at life imprisonment in the
penitcntiary. While out in boat with
the deceased and the latter's wife, Hen
dryx, with her assistance, threw him
overheard, bu. she turned states evi-
dence.
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A DEACoN's DUPLICITY.
He Engages to Marry Eighteen Girls
fhe Same Day. but UisGnnaarS.

He Engages to Marry Eighteen Girls
the Same Day. but Disappears.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, March 30.-
Oliver Deacon is very much in demand
up in the country. He was, without
doubt, the most numerously engaged
man in all this region. There have been
eighteen girls who have stated since his
escape that they were engaged to De
married to Deacon, and that the we'd
ding day IN each case was the Goth of
April. The most distressing part of the
whole affair is that the greater portion
of the eighteen maidens spoken of are all
likely to have living reminders of Dea-
con. A letter from Deacon, written
from CattletSburg, says he believes him
self safe, as they don't hang gentlemen
in Kentuck"
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TOOK FRENCH LEAVE.
Prominent Society Lady Elopes With
n Goa Nan

NEWCASTLE, IND., March 3O.-It
leaked out here that Thomas n. Stillwell.
a brothcr-in-law of Hon. C. T. Doxey, the
gas line magnate of Anderson, and Miss
Harriet Makepeace, daughter Of ex-
Sheriff Makepeacc, of that place, and
both leaders in Anderson society, eloped
from here. Miss Makepeace has been
visiting here for some time, and young
Stillwell had been here often during the
time. A telegram received states that
they are married and on their way to
New York to give the old folks time to
become reconciled. They will then re-
turn and make peace with the brides
parents.
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TO KIDNAP THE SPEAKER.

A Great Scheme to Defeat Bill in q
Western Legislature.
LINCOLN, NEB., March 30.-It IS
learned an attempt was made Friday
night to spirit Speaker Elder away to
prevent him from signing the maximum
freight bill, but 1t was unsuccessful A
dispatch from his home in Clay Center
was handed to him saying: Come home
quick, am sick" 1t was signed by NJ.
A. Elder. This is his wife's name, but
as she always signs her name Maggie A
Elder, he thought it was ''fishy" Up
on investigation it was found that al
though she was sick she had not sent the
dispatch.
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Steam cav; CATION was once looked
upon with doubt. So was the power of
Or. Fenner's Dough Honey to relieve
any cough in one honr, until thousands
OF trials demonstrated III, lact Eqully
good for horses. Gives energy ai d
strength. Money refunded il satisfac
,ion not giveu.
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Ale. auder's army knew no defeat.
The same is true of Dr. Fenner' $
Golden Relief Is warranted to relieve
,oorhache, headache neuralgia, or amy
ether pain in 2 TO s minutes. Also
hri.ises. wounds, wiro-cuts, swellinEs.
bites. burns. summer complaints, coiic,
(also in horsesl. diarrhaea.. dysenIery
aud nnx. 1t satisfa ction not given
mUlfey Eeturned-
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AN OHIO MAN,
WHO LOOKED vINDICTTVE AND HAD
AN EVIL EYE,
Must Have Committed the Mysterious
Ruttinger- Wright Murder in New
YORK, Says Joseph Nuss, Who
Evidently Does Not Tell
All He Knows.

PITTsBURG, March 2S.-Some light has
been thrown upon the mysteries sur
rounding Carl Ruttinger, the German,
and William Wright, his English brother
in-law.
Joseph Nuss, a student for the priest
hood under the tutclagc of the Capuchin
fathers at st. Fidels college in the mon
astray of st. Mary, in Butler county, was
companion OF Ruttinger and Wrigh:
during the voyage to America.
Nuss says his acquaintance with Rut-
finger and Wright began and ceased with
the voyage. They discussed their bust
ness affairs generally in common. Rut-
finger and Wright told Nuss that they
intended purchasing farm in Ohio from
an elderly gentleman who occupied a
frst-class passage on the vessel and spent
a good deal of his time with the supposed
murdered men. Nuss did not learn this
gentleluan's name, but describes him as
a vindictive looking fellow with an evil
eye.
Nnss in earnest in his as
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Why isn't this good thing? DR..
Fenner's Kidney ard Backache Cure
is warranted 10 give satisiac aciion in
every case or money returned. Such
a proposition couldn't lie thought of
medicine wasn't superior to al others
For sale by f. Harringt on, Logan U
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CAPTURED THE ALLIANCE.
Democrats Control the Business in
Mnrvlaud.

BALTIMORE, March 30.-There Is
trouble in the Anne Arundel county
Farmers alliance. The county organ
izer. J. F. Barrow, is charged with ad-
mitting into the organization certain
Democratic politicians Office holders. 1t
is said that in every county in which the
alliance has an organization, politicians
identified with the regular or ring De-
mocracy have been working.
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DEPART FOR rHEEAsT.

Connecrons-No connects at Washing
ton with ID + w and trains south
No II connects at Washington Z Ii with
F w and g and Ohio Southern traius
Dorth, at Lancaster with II and 4
o train north, at New Lexington with T
and train for Corning and at TTinway
with A & train for Cleveland.
Ne % connects Mt Circlevilie with 81
W trains to and frcm Columbus.
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NORTH BOUND.

Rates via the Buckeye nouie are always
as low as by any other line. Tn .s,IISlI
tickets sold and baggage checked to des-
tInation.
II contemplating journey In any di-
fection please call on the nearest agent of
the company or address any of the follow
ing representatives of the passenger de-
partment for folders. rates and other ia
formation.
r. X, ,DavidsonNorthern Passenger Agent,
Detroit.
H Wilson, City Passenger Agent, Toledo
W Landman, Southern Passenger = gent
Gallipolis.
G w Schwenke, Ticket Agent, Logan O.
Chas Fl Rockwell General Surerinten
dent, Columbus.
W n Fisher General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Room 81 Deshler Block Col
umbUs.
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Chamberlain's Eye and Skin

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
it after all other treatment had failed
1t is put up in % and so cent boxes.
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HARPEh'S PERIODICALS:
Per Year.

II HARAER'S WEEKLY $4 90
HARPER'S MAGAZINE 400
IIARPER'S BAZAAR 4 90
II kRPER'S YOUNG PEO.
PLE 200
Postage Free 10 all subscribers
III the United States Canada and
Mexico.
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errainsr run daily. tDaiIy except sunda 3

A.itrains between Cincinnati and Col
uuIhus run through without change ofears
connecting in the Union Depot with alldi-
versIng lines.
Trains No lO5 and lC6 have Pullmann
Sleeping Cars between cincinnati aLd
Pittsburg. Trains Nas 100 and 100 have
Pullman Sleeping CarS between Cincin-
natl aud Columbus and can he occupied
at Cincinnati or Columbus aEy time after
} 90 = NJ. Trains Nos. lHl, !ui. tG6 and les
have ParlGr Cars between oiumbus and
Cincinnati. Trail Nos l03 and lcf hat9
through coaches between Cincinnati and
PittShurg. Train No It's makes direct con-
ne:.;ion at Columbus with through Pull
nam Sleeping Car for Washington, Baiti-
more PhtladelI hia and New lsrk. Trains
Nos lGi 1876 and !cS make direct connection
Mt GuIum bus for chicago, NUshineton
iirltin.ore. Philadelphia and New York.
). p. PEARODT, o. p. McOARTI,
Gen'I Suut Gen'l Pass igt
a. ,,iumbusO o. Columbus %
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A FATAL SHOT.

Sensational Sund ~ Shooting in Steu-
bcuY;l!e.
STEUBENvILLE. o., March 30,-Rush
Caldwell met Amos Weeins on the street
here last night, aud after a few angry
words of alteration drew a revolver and
shot him dead, the bullet taking effect in
the breast. The trouble grew, it is
claimod, out of an assault made by
Wee,us on CaIdwelrs wife
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PITTsBURG, March 3o.-Friclis coke
TOrks al Norwood were raided early in
the morning by mob of thousand
men. who destroyed 800 feet of railroad
track, over dozen coke ovens. and
burned several houses and barns. Six of
the ring leaders have been arrested.
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MILLIONS In II.
Statistics of the Truck Farming Of the
lInifnd S.n tna

Siafistlcs OF the THICK Farming UI tIe
United States.
WAsHfGGToN, March 27.-The census
bulletin just issued gives the statistics Of
truck farming in the United States. The
upward OF 500, 600, 900 are invested In
this industry. The auntiaI products
reach the value Of SIG, SIT, l55, after tho
payment Of freight and commissions; it
being raised upon 534, ,440 acres. There
are employed PIG, 765 mon, 9,254 women
and l4,s74 children, aided by 75,SG6
horses and mules and IS, 971, 2o6 worth Of
I'm nlamapfs
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Rirnpd Herself to Death.

WILLIAMSON, MIcn., March 2s.-Mrs
BENJAMIN Vickerman. who was recently
released from the Kalamazoo asylum,
deliberately set fire TO her own clothing
and was so badly burned before the
flames could be smothared out that she
survived but few minutes. She was
forty-threc years of age.
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TOLEDO
.-AND-
OHIO CENTRAL RAILWAY.
KANAWHA SHORT LINE
BJLLETIN

We Now Have ON Sale
1000 Mile Tickets-Good on the
entire line at 2 cents per mile.
20 Trip fickets-Between two sta
tons only, at 2 cents per mile
80 Trip School Tickets--For stu
dents, ut very low rates.
Excess Baggage Tickets-At two
thirds of face value.
Special TIckets-To parties of 10 or
over, travelling one ticket, at 2
cents per mile.
Excursion Tickets For parties of
10 or over at reduced rates.
Through Coupon Tickets-To point
off the line of this road.
Call on our Agents for information
regarding the above Tickets.
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