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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
THE MACHINERY OF THE ATLAS BRoKry DOWN.

THE MACHINERY OF THE ATLAS BROKEy DOWN.
The steamship Andes. OF the Alta, Line which left
this port for the West Indies with merchandise and
several passengers saturday. was compelled 10 rc>
turn to her pier yesterday When the steamer was
opposite sandy Hook her machinery broke down. and
she was towed back 10 this city, She WAS under tho
command Of Captain Norris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
THE MAYOR OF LONDON KxIGuTED

London. July 3l.-Thc Queen has knghtod the
Lord Mayor Of London, couferrlng upon him the
order OF st. Michael and -. George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
ro nE ENpEMED rRnM rrANrE.

TO BE ENPkLLED FROM FRAME +.
Paris, July 31.-A prominent Italian naval engineer
has been arrested in Toulon ana VIII be at once cx-
PEELED from France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
MT ETNA AGAIN cI'pSIDING


Caania July 3l.-The eruption Of Mount Etna
Is subsding. The flow Of lava Is decreasing.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17
SIGNIFICANT SIGNS.

Since the above article was in
print, and following the determine
ton of the Hooking and Ohio valley
Editorial Association to invade
Canada this summer, the following
cablegram is significant.
LONDON. March II. The question of the
deienses ofthe harbor OF ESquimault, on
Vancouver Island, Canada, was raised in
tine house OF common again this afternoon
ard was discussed with heat by George
Francis Hamilton, FIRST lord of the admir-
ality. and several Liberal interrogatOrs
Hardly had this breeze died out when the
Behrlng sea controversy was brought be
fore tre house by the questions addressed
by Edward Temperley Gourley, the Adj
! vanced Liberal member from Sunderland,
and answered for the government by Viii
liam l.owthsr, under secretary OF the for
eiYn office.
Mr.. Ferguson. Liberal member from
Leith, led on by asking these questions OF
the first lord OF the admiralty:
"Does the site of the navy yard mt EsquI-
mault belong to Canada or to the crOwn?"
III the gari iso,.s be Put under the orders
Of the Canadian government, will the home
government have any means OF a>su, ing it
self OF the support OF the same for her ma
| jesty's fl ct IN times of wnr?"
at, ;tS has been suggested, Canada should
decide to cast her lot with the United
States aud become incorporated with that
country, would she carry with her guns
and 9th r portable equipments of the for
tificatiuns?
The impression was that the speaker L.
tended to say that Canada hal drifted too
far toward the United SiaIes to be truste,l
To co operate with the mother country in
case OF trouble with the American govern
ment
Mr.. Ferguson jumped to his feet, askin &:
81 beg the first lord OF the admiralty Ia an
swer my inquiry, whether, III the event OF
Canada separating herself from her majes
ty's empire, the guEs, stores and ummuni-
tion, as well as the iortifications. Will be-
long TO the imperial governments"
The house was in u lbbub when Mr..
Ferguson sat down. Hamilton made no
reply
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17
Can't Understand a Democratic
Principle.
Brainless Brehm i'm the Fogs OF
Rempelarianism,
He Biubbers His Confession to the
Stockholders,

He Biubbers His Confession to tn,
Stockholders.
Recently the Democracy OF
New York held Convention in
Albany. 1t was the most notable
convention ever held in the En-.
pire state. 1t made declaration
of a choice for the presidency
which will make Hill President OF
the United States, 1t announced
a platform of principles which
will be approved at Chicago, and
stand as the Democratic law in
the politics of this. country.
The Rempel '"Ohlo Democrat
don't understand the platform,
and don't approve what it claims
to understand. This is severe
upon Gov. Flower, Gen. Slocum
and Bourke Cochran and the
others of the committee and the
thousands of New York Democrats
of the Albany Convention.
The remarks of the "Ohio
Democrat are as follows, to-wit
less.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17
CANAL ABANDONMENT.

Before the town of Lancaster
abandons the Canal, we rise to &;
question of privilege and ask what
is Logan going to do.
If the canal is abandoned whar
will be done with the ditch ? II
it be let remain open, who pays
the doctor bill =? If it is filled uI
who fills 1t, the owner or the state
Where is the earth to fill come
from 1? What will it cost the
state or town or individual?
1t being abandoned and with its
abandonment goes the Falls dam,
which supplies us with water,
who pays 500, 900 for water works
and where will we get the water?
The advantages the canal affords
for sewerage, for boats, and as a
menace against high rail road
freights, are not important, of
course not, but when the canal is
converted into wide ditch of
mudholes, we want to know whats
to be done with it and who is to
do it.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17

ALI good Democrats should
attend the Primary Election on
Saturday. The canvass shoul3
be conducted in a friendly spirit
and in honor and fairness. The
choice of the majority of voters
is the SENTINEL's candidate and
alter the election shonld be the
choice of all Democrats, aud will
be the choice of a majority of
the people.
The ticket we nominate on
Saturday in Logan will be The
t cket elected in Logan on the
4th Of April.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17
A LITTLE INTRICATE.

The New York State convention
adopted resolution ON the tinanc-
ial question which may he wor-
shipped without any fear of violat-
ing the Decalogue, for the reason
that there is nothing like it in
Heaven above, or earth beneath or
in the water under the earth.
The main difficulty is that it is
entirely to intricate for the ordin-
airy mind to comprehend, and it's
Interpretation more difficult than
was the handwriting ON the wall
of the palace of the Asyrian Mon
arch. Here it is:
We demand that "every dollar
coined in these United States shall
be the equal of every other dollar
SO coined and demand the redress
of their present shameless Unequal
ity.
Let US disect this rare bit of
literature"
And so you can not understand
the resolution. We attribute the
article above to Brainless Brehm.
Wilson is "weary" he says, hear
ing the praises of Cleveland. John
White, partner, who has some sense
is occupied in reforming the Re-
form Farm. So the author must
be Brehm. He is quite apt in the
multiplication of fees in Judge
Affords Probate office; he is an
expert in addition of costs on the
squire's docket; he can add and
multiply lies concerning Green
with great ability, but he can't
understand Democratic principle
clearly enunciated in the New
York Democratic state platform.
"Weary'' Alec can keep on
taking his rest, partner John may
proceed with his Industrial School
reforms. Give Brehm a chance.
Let him throw The Democratic
platform into .'costs" and he can
"dissect it" and find which is his
and then he can understand it.
Electric Light might help him see
buta case of costs is clear to his
understanding.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17
LOGAN
::MACHlNEVORKS
MANUFACTURERS Of
5<s1xoCxa1 s1Soa1xoC* 3.1N1a1sxzs-
Belts Combination PloWs, Columns and
Iron Fronts for Buildings, Sell Lubri~
eating Car Wheels, Coal Cars and
Boiler Fronts,
xCsecx1xH 3a

yet in striking distance of British
territory. In twenty-fo four hours, at
most, it could be upon the shores
of the dominion, beleaguring their
cities, The Welland canal could
be seized and guarded. and also the
city of Montreal, and thus the up
per as we'll as the lower St. Law
renee could be held against any
force that could be sent by that
line, and the collection of a hostile
fleet on the lakes rendered impossi-
bic. The organized militia of the
New England states, New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and the rest
of the states ON the northern bord-
er could be called into active ser
vice for six MONTHS. That would
be time enough. The militia of
those states is we'll organized, well
disciplined, and we'll armed force;
ready for the march, and amply suf-
ficient tor the conquest of all the
provinces. They could be pushed
over the border by hundreds of
thousands, and occupy the country.
A single short campaign would
complete the conquest, for our
armies could 60 in such force that
no power available to Brittian could
ever dislodge them. Britith do
minion would be ended forever
more, and the provinces would come
into the Union, not as dependen-
cies, but as sovereign states, free to
regulate their domestic concerns in
their own way, joining in our
march of improvement, and sharing
our splendid future. With that
ship canal, the conquest ofall Brit
ish America, whenever we choose
to set about it, is as certain as fate,
and as easy as certain. Let US have
that canal, and let us have Canada;
by treaty, if we may, but by con-
quest if we must, but-let us have
every rod of territory north of our
line over which the British flag now
floats.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17
Democratic Primary
Election.

The Central Committee met In Logan
last Saturday, and fixed Saturday, May Z
1892. as the day Of. holding the county
primary election.
The election will BE held under the Ba.
ber law.
Delegates to the Congressional conreu-
ton viii be selected in the different town.
ships, one delegate for every one hundred
and fraction over fifty votes cast fol Camp
bell lust fall.
; The secretary's report has not vet been
furnished. II will be published next
week,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17
| rank BlaSillS ( Son
daily
Showing The Best and Finest Assortment Of Mems. B
Chidrens Suits Ever Displayed in Logan.


cap eli
bg Th gose tht hsta
known
can
tctp ar in a OF is Blg,b al capeh ever
pe egod i bua an lou n uaom work saso b b
@ to get
% come e, ttw we have o
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17

Rochester & Sons have a bean
liful line of dress goods this
spring in all the new designs
Black Brocaded Saiins, Boucles.
Spring Shades in Cashmere etc.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17
Grand Opening NiglI Oh Friday Evening" March I8l, 1892!
For the benefit of the people of Logan


e every item wi be showing the price,.
al n
evening
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17

Oar line Of black goods is very
complete. Black Henrieitas.
Cashmeres, Serses. Brocades,
Stripes. Sc, &r.
j. ROCHESTER & SONS,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17
o OPINIONS.

! Differ Wilson is
Weary.
pduce below the i'm
hde npon the mind OF
,n, The hired "Demo-
II Rempel's organ. by
ssl kindly EXPIRE ssions
held for President
b 10 be regretted by
d his gang that W cary
kelly 10 give out and
/ will be necessary 10
bin A. White 10 do
II Demor ratio writing.
What Wilson. in the
ocrai"-nst The Hook
not the Lngan Demo-
Abe expanded, high
ie-winged Rempela-
Democrat" says:
AL guilty. Of becoming
weary of the fnlsome
,ed upon Cleveland by
lr cotemporaries.
eveland is a Democrat
:oncedes. but il he Is
advance Of every body
isl be lonesome"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17
,c.ric Light Question

,csrlc LlgnL Y leSClOu
he time being, in q
hcandesence, The dark
the light of the moon
lpogee.
watt ng for anoth er
2 contribution from
mpel, to CODY from he
10 as not onlv TO give
Z SENTINEL'S adver Is
Ene, but to encourage
Icolempnray with the
tthat his paper may
,mething deserving 10
luced. q circumstance
: never occur 10 his
e are maintaining
masteily inactivity,
report of progress
Rempel in washing
yler a drive on our
5 and also the re snl! ol
stick" measurement,
asure. he saws, AL have
"a gas mttsT.
hold OURSELVES, as d.
is public. on the TIP
,e, I dion for the return
nI;ttes of Council men
see the tights OF 9th
md bring back the
= of success fol munic
{ment of street lights
Seet paving.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17


the Ohio, about thirty miles below
Pittsburgh. 1t is beyond doubt a
matter of the utmost Importance
that this canal be constructed. In
the event of war with England, on
any account, it would be Of inesti-
mable value. By existing treaty
with that power We cannot main
tain an armed feet on any of the
great lakes; indeed, we are restrict.
ed to but a single armed vessel, and
that of inferior class as a battle
ship, and fit only for the revenue
service. With this canal, we are
practically on the lakes with
feet of such number and power
as we choose TO provide, if the Ca
nal is made deep and wide enough
to float powerful war ships. Gun
boats of the largest and most pow
erful class, and other fighting craft,
could be very speedily built and
at Pittsburgh. All ia
cilities for such work abound there
Everything needful to fit out a
fleet can be provided there
They could be collected along the
Ohio below Pittsburgh to Beaver
Falls, and along the canal to any
desired extent. A large and pow
crful feet could thus be provided
and located wholly inland, and
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17
d Meetings.

ITS OF the wards viii meet.
ihe corlsmittee. at 8 O'Clock
ling, to nominate council
tors at the places as follows
iaitor s office; Second Ward,
= Wright; Third Ward ip
Fourth Ward, Sher'fis
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-03-17

PINloS FROM AN CUIo
DEMOCRAT.
ID Roman" expresses
IN the Presidency Ia
lend, He believes
represents the besI i'm :
be country ioa greater
b any living Democrat
hcar than eyer before.
March IA special to the
siumbus, Ohio, says that ex-
"a, Thurman has recently y
views on the question of the
an old friend. II ~ stated
rman thought that 'tb-yolid
Cleyeiand represents the
bf the -ountry To a greater
ienjoyed by any living Dem
linuing, he presented his
t,aIly as follows: "With the
hrmer, the merchant. the
f,aboring man, as also the
Mr.. Cleveland is strong
Democrats, possibly more
Z successful, SO far MS politics
Z make. what Is by some re
tesmausl,iP, are weak and
md gave TO the country an
n that tor straightforward
nesty OF purpose has never
"a and seldom eQuaied. The
nenti lin the Republican party
est enough TO concede this
san one OCCASION. 1t is not
( this time, to give reason,
.yeland should receive the
for the Presidency at the
S.rty.
bne are to a certain extent,
Is every day, and occasiop-
amer more forcible than
ired. by men that have been
sgl up in the Democratic
ryeland has gwen the Dem
an isxuc--an issue which
nd upon which the parry Ia
man. While 1t is true that
4 was defea ted for re election
sesten because OF his stand
orm. hut other causes that
sxary To refer to nj this time.
: deYuoustratcd by the TACT
4 Mr. Cleveland went down
Issue lives, AID will continue
lie evils complained o. are
iisb will meyer be until that
"a to a reform Of the tariff, is
Itrol OF the Government.
! my ininL but one course
cratic party to take. It's uuty
lie event that Mr.. Cleveland
rme to be presented before
.onyrnt,ou. the right thing
,e to nominate him by nc
nd leave the result TO the
8 item must the victory be
xic OF the situation points IN
m. and il ls ma si.fest That
,ople, regardless OF party,
1aiid il stronger than he was.
years ago."
Thurman. The greatest
est living Democratic
of this country IN his
z glory does not grow
n the praises given IL
His views NAV be
by Wilson as "fnlsome"
This hireIing of Rempel
But with Thurman 10
'oices of ihe millions OF
admirers. the Demo-
ocking may feel fresh
grated. and not gel
he pulings of weary
al.
shonld take a rest!
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Building for Library Of Congress, 145 East Capitol
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place complete the iron work Of the dome and lantern
city will be received at this ofce until TWO O'CLOCK
P;N; on THTRSDAY. THE TWENTY-FIVE DAY
after in presence Of bidders. Specifications general
instructions and conditions and blank forms of pro-
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MEDICAL. DC.

MEnlAAlL. &C.
hR. NULIFR. lca1 gTH ST. y. ". TREATS Ak
- chronic affections of the eve. ear throat lung.
liver. kidneys and disc z years IN city.
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established advertising phys la this cfy Esla6-
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WAREHOUSES;.

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w house for small family of adults Address. with
particulars LEX. Star Office. au2O-3ts
WANTED-TO PURCHASE A BRICK HOUSE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

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Il 1897 22d st. NV. 6r.,
1899 I'D st. N. w., Or, a. III
1241 I'D st. n. W., Or. am.
l..43 I'D st. n. W., Or. I'm.
507 I'd st. IL. e.. 7r.. q. mi. q.
3l3 Mass. ave. ne. Or. q.
2019 Portner place, Or, q. Il
1927 Portner Place, Or. q. I
All 4th st. ne. Or. a. m. /.
2136 Ward place NV, Or. .,
213S Ward place n. w, Or.
2l40 Ward place n w. 6r..
2l42 Ward place n. w.. Or.
1916 l. st. n. W.. 6r., am. /.
52S Goth st. n. W., Or. a. N.
2 Hanover st. NV. Or. q. n
1129 oath st. NV. Or, q. IN
1920 Wylie st. n. e. 6r.. q. Z
4 Fenton st. ne. Or. gas a
2523 @ st. n. W.. Ar. water.
2o25 @ st. n. W. A.. water.
Rear 1137 goth st. u. W.. II
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