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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-05-21
German Baptist Brethren Ezcur
sion to Hagarstowa Mary

On account ui the German
BabliSi Brelhern Meeling to he
held at Ha3er-iown. Narvlan,i.
Ju.e 2nd, The Baltimore and
UhIo Railroad COMPANY will sell
Xcrrsitn tickets to all stations
IN their line. May 2Gh to June
lsi inclusive. al rate of one low
esi limited first class fare for The
round trip. Tickets vii. be good
i,r return passage to and Includ
lrg June 30Ih. 1891,
One stop over will he granted
al any point east, and one al any
p;tln, west of the Ohio River,
b"ih on The going and returning
'rip. Thickels furnished Tor this
occasion will I've honntcd on all
fasI express Trains without extra
charge.
For further information call
on or address Ihe nearest Is. & o.
Ticket Agent.
J.. S. ALLEN.
a G = A Chicago.
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Shot Her Bru nj Husband.

CHICAGO. Its, May l1.-Alfred Tows.
ley was arrested st Austin, q suburb of
Chicago, on Il charge of disorderly con-
duct and locked mp in the police station
Mrs. Towsley, his wife, called on him at
the station and after brief convorsa-
tion with him. drew II revolver aud fred
twice at him, both shots taking effect IN
the mans heart and instantly killing
him. The cause of tha shooting va:
Towsley's inhuman attempts 10 sssaul;
his eiRhieen-yrar-old step-daug hter, ed.
ia Tuws.ey Mrs Towslcy made Nc
effort 10 e.cape and WAS immediatel,
placed under arrest.
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The Weekly Post,
% West state Street
COLUMBUS, O.
The Pulpit and the Stage.

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
Breihern Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
Says: II feel it my duty TO tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery
has done Tor ne. My Longs were
badly diseased, and my parishioners
thought | could only live few weeks
] iook five bottles OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery and am sound and we'll,
gaining Is lbs. in weight" Ar,hel
Love. Manager Loves Funny Folks
ombination, writes. After thorough
trial and convincing evidence. | am
confident DR.. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption, beats 'em all. and
cures wher everything else fails. The
greatest kindness | can dc NY many
thousand friends is urge them to try it
+. Harrington,
Logan, Ohio.
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WHEELING, ". VA. May "A thoue
sand miners employed on the Wheeling
and Lake Erie, at Wilreiinr CTeel, mines
and Yorkyilic ilinrs went Oua aU account
of the rcfu al nf !hr operators u sign Il
satisfactory scale which shout! have gone
into effect May /. ] lac operators ciTar
nine hours II day: the miners dm.ad-
eight 4 compromise is probable.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-05-21

Thebestassortmen ent ofany store IN Lo
gar Thccheapest prices ana the moslr
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SKIPPED WITH A SIREN.
Well Known Syracuse Man and His
Mistress Fee to Canada.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. May s.-Albert
Burt, well known florist, but who has
also been in the confectionery and res
tanraat business has left town and is
supposed to have fed to Canada with q
dissolute womsn named Kitte King.
Henry Burt, the father Of Albert, alleges
an Indebtedness OF about S19.OOo on the
part of his absconding son. Outside of
what he owes his father, Burt is sup
posed to owe five or thousand dollars,
principally for supplies for his restau.
rant. Among the creditors is liquor
firm in Baltimore for about 81, 900. Tho
King girl came here from Fulton and
was some time employed in dry goods
store. She had handsome face and
good figure. During her employment in
the dry goods store she fell into evil
ways and finally became boarder in a
house OF i'll ropute. Burt is married
M
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With Ssaiad Oriers

San FRANCISCO. May A morning
paper IS authority for the statement tha!
the United States steamphip Charleston
sailed under sealed orders. Her com.
mander, Captain Rcmy, received long
cipher dispatch late Friday night. and a
few hours later the Charleston put 10
sea. The vessel is coaled and pro-
visioned for long cruise. ana it Is
stated that She has gone in pursuit Of
the 1tata with orders to capture her.
The orders are. It is understood, 10 keep
up the pursuit until Admiral Brown is
encountered in Chilian seas, If the Itata
js not fallen in with on the way-
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BUcKLEN'S ARN-CA sALVE.

The best salye i'm The world
Tor cuts, bruises, sores. ulcers.
-rheum, fever sores, tetter,
cbapped hands, chilhlains, corns.
and all skin ernpliOns. aud pos
itiveiy cures plies, or no pay re-
quired. II is guaranteed 10 give
,nllre sail>it cijnn or money re.
nndcd Prize 25c per box. For
le By ! II rineton. t.
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INSTANTLY hiLIED.
Two Dayton Mon Struck by a Big Four

CIscISSATI, May 10. William and
Irwin Duncan, brothers. OF Dayton, o.,
were instantly killed by the outgoing
passenger train on the Big Four road at
East Cumminsvilln. They attempted to
cross the double track just as the south
bound train passed them and did not
notice the train coming in the opposite
direction. They were struck by the
engine and hurled thirty feet. The
bodies were brought to the city moraue
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MASKED ltOGBERS
Holt up q Railroad Train in Oklahoma

I"TFitOry.
GUTHRIE, May 1.-THE south bound
train on tho San,c Fc was held up at
1890 by five masked men. The gang is
supposed TO have been the notorious Dal
ton boys, WHO have been seen In this
neighborhood recently. They boarded
the train at Wharton, and detached the
engine ana express csr. and then pro-
ceeded two miles south and robbed the
express car OF all the money it contained.
1t Is believed that the amount IL not very
large The passengers were not molested.
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Engineer and Fireman Killed.

MiNNEAPoLIs, MINI, May II. - A
freight train on the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St Paul road near Dubuque. Iowa,
jumped the track. The engine and six
cars were ditched. Engineer James
Richmond was killed and the fireman
and brakeman were seriously injured.
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BIG LOCKOUT

By the New York Lumber Trade Asso.
soc alton.
New YonK, May 1.-The Lumber
trade association has begun lockou.
and BOYCOTT which. its members assert,
will cause to,al cessation in building
operations in this city before long. This
action OF the association is to force the
board OF walking delegates to raise q
boycott on one of the association mem.
bers, Charles T. Bucki 81 Co. To accom-.
plish this they intend to stop the delivery
OF lumber to all buildings where union
men are at work.
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Main No Resistance.

Los ANGELES. GALA. May The
schooner Robert and Minnie WAS cap
tured yesterday afternoon about three
miles from San Pedro by Deputy Mar.
shall Anderson on board the tug Falcon.
She made 40 resistance and was tow cd In
to San Pedro harbor and Tied up to the
warf- The arms said 10 have been en-
board her had disappeared, ard it is be-
iieved they have been transferred to The
steamer Itala
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A; hindr.d.
MADRID, May 2.-sSlight disturbances

MADRID, May {. a.-Slight disturbances
occurred here arising from gatherings OF
workingmcn who allowed their excite
meat to get the best Of them. The mill
tary are watching the situation very
vigilantiy an disorders have been
quickly suppressed. Several arrests
have been made here and in the provinces.
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FIRST in EroIauJ

LoSDov. Mag 2.-This city is TRANQUIL
and similar reports are received from
the manufacturing centers OF England.
There is a general strike of the hulidiny
trades a. Wiyan and 400 hundred men
have gone out, bat no disorder has oc-
Cured there.
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CISCISxATI. o. May The shortage
and irregularities of Secretary Fraupet,
OF the Little Miami Building association,
have been found by an expert account
att to exceed $1,000
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E|DNAP
The lnsHrgent Vessel
Seized al oan Diego, Cal.
SAILS AWAY WITH TIE 9. S. Of
FICIAL A PRISONER On III,
And Mr.. B:aine's UiiciuI Probably
Wants som" One to Help
HIM Iiei Gc.

SAN DIEGO. GALA, The Chilian
steamship Itata ordered seized by the
unitedStates. lifted eranchors and sailed
away yesterday afternoon. carrying tho
United States Deputy Marshal Spencer
with her.
The greatest excitement prevails in
consequence. Marshall Gard reports
that the schooners Roberts aad Minnie
have disappeared. a deputy marsha,
placed in a small boat at the entrance TO
the harbor to watch the developments,
states that when the Itata steamed out
Pilot Dill was sanwiched between two
fully armed Chil!ans, while four cannon
guarded both bow and stern. At least
eight armed men were drawn in line on
the decks, showing that the vessel, while
In port, had been plentifully supplied
with men, arms and ammunition. Whom
the vessel left the hsrbor she steamed
north toward San Clemente. Hew crew
Is known &c consist of sixty men. but IL
Is Thought she has much larger COM.
plenenk
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-05-21

CoviSoTos, KY, May The flames
in the fire yesterday NOR iing were con-
fined to Dnrham IL Companv's tobacco
warehouse and few sma all buildings ad-
Joining. Loss SO, O00.
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X. o. l.. Delegates.

CINCINNATI, o.. May 1.-THE Knights
of Labor have selected ten delegates to
represent the order in Hamilton county
ct the national Industrial conference,
which is to be held in this city May 19.
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and made it Possible to Re
store Defective Eyesight
to Normal Vision,

Astlgmatism is due to irregular shape l
eye, and is usually congenit" ..o..
school children with this ds. are ca He'd
stupid, but with properly fiji ted glasses
they may become the brightest ofSch Glars
This Is quitra common and dangerous de
feet
-,,Hypermetropiai is malformation which
keeps the ciliary muscle in constant use,
whereas in normal eye ii is ut re t whe II
looking ut II distance, This defect is ne
ylecteu may result in nervous tepres on
and l.:tiil, and even proS:ralion.
Myopia is diseased condition CT the eve
which should he very carefully fitted to
prevent an increase of The defect and per-
haps ultimate blindness.
Presbyopia Is II loss OF ;iccorum odation IL
the eve which may cause cataract unless
corrected hy artificial aid
Frequent nervous orsick headaches and
also serious Illness re brought on by one
IN more of the above defects.
Fts-Remember = o charge ioI tcstincy
eyes
N. J. WEILAND
e el2- Op,ioiai. JeMt4el
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KANAWEA SHORT Line!
L u - = = T. IT
We Now Have on Sale


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entire line at ? cents per mile
% Trip lickeis-Between two st,
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80 Trip School Tickets--For stu
dents, at very low rates.
Excess Baggage Tickets-At two
thirds OF face value.
Special Tlckets-To parties of 10 o.
over, travelling one ticket, al
cents per mile
Excursion Tickets For parties o
10 or over a. reduced rates.
Through Coupon Tirke.s-TO poin
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Call on our Agents for Information
regarding the above Tickets.
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AuDoubt Ren,oved

WASHINGTON, May The escape of
the Chilian rebcl cruiser Itata While un-
dor seizure by the United States authnr-
tiles st San Diego, California. removes
all question from the minds OF the gov
errinent authorities here as to how 10
front the case. Prior to her escape tho
attorney general was requested to exam
Inc the case and report to the secretary
OF tho treasury whether or not a breach
OF the neutrality laws had beon COM
mitted. But the later performanccs OF
the Itata and OF the fsollart and Minnie
have wholly changed the aspect of
affairs
Now 1t is only question how bcsi te
accomplish the capture of the runaway
pirates. Two Of our naval cruisers, the
Sau Francisco aud tho Pensacola, are the
only vessels that are near enough ia
Chilian waters 10 De by any possibility
pui where they could intercept the escap-
ing rebel pirsticsl vessels. The Charles
ton. at San Francisco. las been ordered
to get ready for sea Immediately, with
the idea OF having her take the chase
after the fleeing vessels: but it is sac
that il will take her two weeks to get &c
Chill. and it is caiculstcd that the ltata
and Robert and Minnie will in tho mean
time have made good their escape. or at
least put the munitions of war they are
carrying where they will Go the greatest
amount OF good to the nsurgert forces
in Chill.
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The Weekly Post.

THE P'TTSBUEG WEEKLY POST
confirms II pages each week-S4
columns of reading matter.
Single subscription, postage pre-
rad, one wear ) %.
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 Post PuBLI-HING Go
Pittsburg. Ia.
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Rpaten WIil,,luhs.

SCoTTpALE, PA. May 4.-During the
Painter mass meeting of strikers a Hum
garian, who declared that he strike was
lost. was seized by the strikers and was
badly beaten with old shoes and clubs
The crowd compelled the Hungarian 10
give solemn pledge that he woud remain
'.solid and silent Tue action OF tine
strikers at he mass meeting would indi-
cate that they are again becoming ex-
cited The crowd had gone to Painter,
fully determined upon stopping opera
tioni at that plant, and were making
angry threats against the workincmen,
and were only Swcrved from their pur-
,,,se by addresses by Secretary Barrett
and other leaders who couDciled the
-trikcrG to observe the law and eudeavor
ny perSaaiiun TO induce the men To return
20 the strikers ranks
Of ihc -. coo members of Che labor Or
ganizatioas not over 600 arc at work.
The balance Of The 1900 persons claimed
20 be at work are made Zip almost wholly
Of imported and inexperienced worlsmen.
Mass meetings viii be held at all ;;laces
whore tle iewly imported n:en are at
work aud an eif1ra made TO have them
qui. work.
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Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.
a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter. Salt Eheum, 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
1t after all other treatment had failed
It's put up in % and 60 cent boxes.
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Great Streets Of the
World.

is the title OF novel collection OF ar
ticles on which ibe author and artist
Tlll cola borale to give the characte
istics Of famous thoroughfares. The
first, 'On Broadway. will be written by
Richard H., ding DAVIS. and illustrated
BY Arthur B. Frost Others will fellow
on Piccadillv, London; Boulevard, Par
is; The Curso'. Rome.
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Bound Volumes Of II 4 RPER'S
Is AZAR X tor three wears back. IN
neal cloth binding. Will be- seat
by mail postage paid, OF by eX-
press. free ni expense provided
freight does NOT exceed one
dollar per volumJ). for 81 90 per
volume.
Cloth Cases for each volume.
sn,lahle fer binding, will be scut
hy mail. rnst-paid on receipt Of
81 90 each,
Remittance Shonid he made hv
Pn>i-0iIirr Money Order or
DraIi. 10 aymd chance oi loss.
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She Ski,s W,th Tho Marshal

she Skios WITH The MARSHAL.
SAN DIEoo GALA, May The Chilian
steamship ltata ordered seized by the
United States, lifted her anchors and
sailed away yesterday afternoon, carry
ing tho Uni.cd States Deputy Marshal
Spencer with her.
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HARPEh'S PERIODICALS:
Per Year.

lIARAER'S WEEKLY $40
iIARPER'S MAGAZINE 400
ilARfER'S BAZAR 4 90
'iAkPER'S YOUNG I'EO
PIE 200
Postage Free 10 all subscribers
i; the United States Canada and
Mexico.
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Pullman Service.

Accommodation train leaves Column In
at 40 m. ,ldily except SUNDAY; New ar
o.io p ~ arrives at GAINESVILLE 6.I2 pm
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INDIANA.

an nged lady, died while seated in 3
chair.
John W. S. Uliery, Of Julian. has been
warned by white caps TO mond his ways.
Edward L. Davis, of Quincy, lost an
arm in Shuy Il CO. IS mill, and wants SlO,-
0O5 damages
Joseph Frederick. aged forty-five
wandered from homo while insane, and
his body was found in White creek.
David Kelums, of Perry county,
charged with the murder of Charles
Mclin, has been acquitted.
George Nicholson, near Milan, took
unto himself wife three months ago,
concluded that marriage was failure
and blew ou; his brains.
John Adams. cashier OF the Citizens
bank Of JeTersonvilie, is dangerously i'll,
due. RS claimed. to mistake in @ pre-
scription by = druggist.
William Tyler. Samuel Curren and
Wesley Weaver. all colored. confederates
of A. p. Craig, OF Laporto county, in car
robbing, have been sentenced to the
prison north.
Ezra Doughty, an old man of good
reputation, with wife and family, IS
o1toA al ASSe ob i$tAtiiS lOb, Nhdl cN Wttu
stealing -four He Gains that ncccssi-
ties OF his family compelled him to steal.
MICHIGAN.
Saginaw will erect public bathing
houses.
All Wexford county is roseate with
measles.
A Chicago man wants to build s75,-
600 summer hotel at Pentwater
Leslie has purchased an electric light
plant and will soon shine by night just
like q city.
The body of the Po!ander who was
drowned in Manistee last December has
just been recovered.
a spark from locomotive caused the
destruction OF the Romulus depot and of
Crysler's hotel at a loss of 81,
Charles LynSs served 60 days in Jail at
MuSkcgon for non-support of his wife and
upon his discharge was arrested by
Grand Rapids officer for bigamy.
Mrs. Stella b. Warren. of Decatur,
sued her father-in-law for the alienation
of her husbands affections The judge
instructed the jury to bring verdict of
no cause of action.
James s. Baird. attorney of Charlotte,
will forego the glorics Of his profession
from June 10 September and pocket $50
day for starting horses ON the Port
Huron and Saginaw circuit.
Within the past three months three
members OF the Sherman family atWayne
have met with violent deaths. A grand
son was accidentally shot, the grand
father was killed by the cars, and Leon,
son, met his death i'll a runaway.
At Yong 'iuwn. Ulio.
YOUNGSTOWN. o.. May 2.-Members OF
Rll the buildings trades, EXCEPT stone
masons and bric,tiayers, have struck.
The principal point at issue is the recoy-
niiion OF the unions which the contrac-
tors declare they will not allow to inter
fere with them in The future. The
unions are firm and the prospects are
slim for an early settlement of the
trouble. Work On many large buildings
is entirely suspended here
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Ocean Steamships

Will be an important series somewhat
fu) he lines OF the successful Raul
road OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Travel, "
The Lite OF Officers anc Men" 'Spa ed
and Safety Devices" and Manage
ment. ara some Of the sub, ,ects ;ouch-
I'd upon and illustrated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25
GERMAN GOSSIP.
Bismarck Nay Take a Hand in Pub
lie Affairs Again.
THE EMPEROR WANTS MORALITY
And His ortus 10 that ps,si Eays Sdrsliie ns
Berlin POlics 10 es. pown 70 Vsrk
scc.lis-s Grcwih Causes Arxisy.
RsleAssg 10 ops.

[Copyricsf. ~ ~ Me- T5rt Aisocic'sf Frs''
BERLIN, October - The Reichstag viii
reaSsemble on Tuesday, NoYember ~, and
the session Will bc opened oy Emperor
William In person. IL can b. prtdicted ina,
the leading feature of me spccch from tho
throne will be congratulations upon the
formation % O commercial union between
Germany, Austria and Italy.
10 is expected that His Majesty VIII re-
FER hopefully 20 the outcome of The pending
negotiations with other countries looking
10 a widening Of Germany commercial re
latlons IL has now been definitely deter
mined thar Prince Bismarck VIII again
make his appearance Ia Parliament
he has been Ia communication with the
leaders. OF the Conservatives, and OF the
Reucn Psrtie in regard 20 the concerted
action, concerning both internal and eNier-
nal policy OF the government The recent
success Of the Socialists in electing their
candidates from the LGndtag In SaNouy
aud Baden have alarmed the Conserve
tives and are generally given rise 10 Tears
OF the rapid growth OF Socialism, under a
tolerant emperor and his policy.
CBsmarcks attitude towards the com
mercal treaties and labor question has
long been known. His announced oppcSl-
tion 10 the Governments policy on these
matters occasions no surprise, but tue in-
dcations of his intention 10 challenge the
Governments foreign policy aud even togo
20 the length Of dlvulging the secrets eN-
isting between himself and the Emperor
has alarmed both his friends and the Gov
ernment circle.
Every one expects that some painful and
exciting scenes will be occasioned through
the attitude Of the Prince during the
course OF the session
Meetings OF the master printers have
been held 20 consider the compoSitors' de-
mands for nine hours for a days work,
and the other demands formulated by the
unions, and the action taken AZ these meet
ings will. IL is believed. tend % avert the
threatened strike by arriving nj somo sort
OF compromise.
The Emperor recently sent 20 tho Minis
ter Of Justice - communication regarding
the growth Of public denaUchery in Ber-
lin and pointed out the necessity OF meas
ures being taken 20 suppress H. This com
muncatiOn induced excited activity on tho
part Of the police. Numerous arrests have
been made OF loose women aDd their male
companions. Houses OF doubtful repute
are subject 20 closer supervision and pub
lie morality has been greatly promoted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25
TIE LOTTERY SAYS
That tho Action OF the Postofficc Authori-
ties IL no Less Than Persecution.

New ORLEANS, October 24.-An Associa-
ted press dispatch from Sioux Falls, >. d.,
was published here this morning stating
that the United States grand jury had re-
turned indictments against the Louisiana
Lottery Company for violation Of the anti
lottery mail law.
President Paul Conrad, OF the Lottery
Company, was interviewed In regard 10
the matter he states that the Sioux Falls
case Is exactly ike the FL Paso, Texas,
caSe-that there has been no violation OF
the law by the Lottery Company, aud that
they will prove this when The cascs come
20 trial. He says the whole trouble grew
out OF mailing pamphlet containing The
decision OF the Su , eIne Court OF this state
in the mandamus case against the Secre-
tary OF State compelling that official 20 pro-
mllgate the proposed revenue amendments
10 the Constitution. President Conrad
states that efforts were made by the postal
authorities 20 obtain indictments In half a
dozen States on the same grounds, out that
they were unsuccessful except M III Paso
and Sioux Falls. He thinks that the facts
show action OF the authorizes in this case is
simply prosecutions.