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A!.'iains between CIhclpEa:I niG Col
umbus run through without ch; net ofear
connecting g In the L ni1h Depot will nll di
vergtng lInts.
Trains No les and It6 have Pullmanu
Sleeping Cars between inciEnnti and
PittSburg. Trains Nus It2 and los have
ful!nan Sleeping C"rs between incin-
nail ana Columbus III Il can lie Occrtied
at lnc1hnati or Columbus aby time after
go NJ. Trains Nos. l0l, I0I, lee apd hes
have Parlor Cars between Columbus end
Cincinnati. TraiE> Nos l63 and It4 hava
through coaches between Cincinnati and
PitfSburg. Train No It's makes direct con-
nccti"n Mt Columbus with through Pull
man Sleeping Car for Washington, Balii-
more, Philadelphia and New York. Tr.ifs
Nos l04 1r6 and los ma kr direct connection
at Colu mbus for Chicago, Washington
Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York.
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-01-14

Fa-st rrciment of state
anli. has elected William
a:n: J. ;,n Fl. Kirk. first
rurk ID. Mchcand, second
|lhmate Of Jackson prison
unty. became insane and
couyi,-t ir the arm with a
Iii lie taken 10 the insane
n.-Is at ioria
members of the U. S.
~ X. OF Bay City, have
, Of Withdrawal. They
cart PLAYING in III: post
|fry TO organize a new post.
~ prevalent in the vicinity
doctors are riding night
Ebe calls. Morris Licflcy,
b Lickley family CT Lick
succumbcd 70 the dis
d son OF Farmer Fred
arar SAP inaw. played with
Fidge OF the sort used 10
He picked ut it with q
plodci. manning for life
ns, OF the United States
Michigan district has
recent sale Of the Gin
& Mackiuaw railroad be
case OF the Unitod States
.ngainst the railroad COM
orders that the, propert,
court did not say wha'
be raade of the SIS, COZ
N by purchasers.
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ConE Eections--No6 3 connects At Washing
ton Z II with q ID and l trains south
No II connects AT Washington G II with
& ID and and Ohio Southern trains
north, ut Lancaster with II V and T
trainssOn,h. and junction City with B and
D train north, at New Lexington with I
and q G train for Corning and mt TrinWxy
with C A & train for Cleveland.
No 20 connects ut CircI"~illo With
W trains 10 aLa II ON Columbus.
DEPANT EOE Jui MIST.
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No 4" Bales & S'ier's for fresh
VI q nceIies.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-01-14

i.<,,ls.s-1;3ec!a-a's Eye alld Slzln
Ointment.
Il certain cJre fos Chronic Sor3 Eyes,
Tetter, SAT- AhaGnl, ;Saald Head. Old
Chronic Sores, EeE 81 Sores, Eczema,
ltch, Prairie Scratches. Sore Nipples
and lilss. it's cooling and soothing.
Hundreds OF cases Eava been cured by
it after al ether treatment Rad failed
II IS put up 10 25 and 80 cent boxes.
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The 1'8ezIy Post,

2;Iill3S' Nerve an liver Pills.
het uit new prime regulating the
. y-r stomach ami b els tirUu1n the
nerves.. ! new t. SArv. BY Niles.
t'u'> sDca!'y cure hi uSECss, had tas,c'
tofpid ltva:. plies, constipation. CuCGn- u
ei !or men. women. chiidruH. smallest
,ai!'lrst, : ,.Ecst: - .tsstS. Is cts 5a,i.rlts
.icl e KILLER CaSes.
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Cincinnati accommodation leaves Zanps--
rilic 6:25 IL III daily except Sunday, New
ark !:2s; arrives Columbus at 500 a. nj.
l2.45 q. IN,
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Accommodation train leaves COlumb
at 4.3G p IN. daily except Sunday; Newark
The state capital., 1892-09-17
ILLINOIS STATE NEWS.
r. Improre the Schools.

State Superintendent of Public liz
struction Raab is sending q circular &c
county superintendent, dated Septem,
ber /. as follows:
According to the ussges of the department.,
make free to ask that you answer. IN your spe-
cial report for this year. the following inquiries
concerning the schoolhouses and premises III
your respe ct.ve countless;
l. What efforts Go the school directors ct
your county max, toward securing the cleanl-
ness and ornamentation OF the scnooihousas
and grounds, and the health and comfort OF the
children?
2 What means do you expect TO employ IN
accomplishing the abov named ends!
While there is slight Improvement IN TINS
matter it can not be denied that some directors
do not properly care for the health and comfort
or. the aesthetic feelings of the children sent TO
school This / know from the personal lnspsc-
ton OF many school houses il this stat Ihe
care for the health and comfort of the children
is of equal importance to their proper ln-
structio1. might say Of greater Importance:
for what can 4 person Of weak 10 II and poor
health DO even if he has learn I'd all that can b1
learned, That these matters h1ve an inhu-
ence also upon the chi'dran's morality makes it
thu more necessary that proper measures be
devised how health, cleanliness and comfort
may be secured Pure air. comfortable rooms
and furniture. good lighS and beautiful sur
roundings tend to educate the young as much
| rs high scholarship of the teacher, or even
more.
A circular to the school directors
has also been issued, making numerous
! suggestions as to the equipment OF the
| country schools.
The state capital., 1892-09-17
nERAiLED AND WRECKED.

Serious Accident on the Shenandoah VAL
ley Branch of the Norfolk a western
Railroad
S1AUNToN, Va, Sept. 15.-Thc north
bound vestibulc limited train No. on
the Shenandoah Valley branch OF the
Norfolk & Western railroad was de-
raiied and badly wrecked one and
half miles south of Basic City. about 4
O'Clock yesterday morning. The train,
which consisted of u mail, express and
baggage car. dining car, two day
coaches and three Pullman sleepers,
was derailed by running into deposit
of about six inches of sand and pebbles
washed upon the track by the heavy
rains. .4
The entire train with the exception
Of two sleepers left the track. The ex-
press and baggage cars were demol-
ished and the engine was torn topieces
The day coaches and one sleeper were
also wrecked. The dining car was
found lying upon the boiler of the en-
cine and in it was found the conductor
who was so badly scaided by escaping
steam that his recovery is doubtful.
Engineer William Darrow was found
| crushed to death beneath his engine,
one OF the driving wheels having run
| ever his head. Fireman Martin Props
was also killed.
Not a passenger was killed, and but
| three injured.
The state capital., 1892-09-17
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

TIE steamship companies are paying
II heavy penalty for their carclessness
in accepting steerage passengers. as
may be seen from the fact that the
II Hamburg-American steamer Columb bla
sailed, on the 18th, for Southampton
without a passenger, either cabin or
steerace. or single ounce of freight.
Other vessels have Jared but little bet
ter
THE New York city board of health
officials announced, on the 14th, that
archaeological examination of intes-
final fluids taken from the bodies OF
five suspected cases of deaths occurring
in New York city between the 9Th and
18th, proves the cause Of death to have
been Asiatic cholera.
In duel at The Hague, on the night
Of the 18th, between Baron Won Cart
nerr1riebnow, attache of the German
legation and the Marquis De Nalladero'
secretary of the Spanish legation, the
latter received bullet in the leg, which
mcnded his wounded honor and took all
| the fight ont of him.
CHIEF SECRETARY MORLEY presided
at meeting of the privy council, on
| the 14th, at which it was decided to re-
woke all proclamations issued under
| the coercion act, thus restoring the
reign of law throughout Ireland and
depriving the tory magistrates of the
extraordinary powers they have here
tofore exercised.
THE Dominion government has takcr
further steps to guard against the in
troduction of cholera into Canada. A
nroclamation was issued, on the 14th
ordering that q quarantine OF twenty
davs be observed for vessels arriving a
any port in the Dominion
REv. DR.. TALMAGE and Mr.. Louis
Klonsch, who visited Russia to dis
trihuta the cargo of the Christian
Herald relief steamship Leo in th'
famine provinces, sailed from Liverpoo
for New York, on the 14th, on th'
steamer City of Paris.
A cABLEGRAM was received at the dc
partment of state, on the 14th, from Sal
lose. Costa Rica, stating that Presi
dent Rodriguez had declared himself die
tator: that several political arrests hat
been made and that excitement RAJ
high.
LIEUT.. PERRY says he would not OF
iect to making another Arctic exploi
mo trim. He believes there is no pei
maucnt open sea between Greenian
and the pole, but that there are se'
eral detached bodies Of land.
A REPORT comes from Brussels tha
the monetary conference will be hel
in that city ii accordance with th
wish Of the majority OF the nowers
The state capital., 1892-09-17
rom Flora, 5n Mann r7frre, %
nolnts. without change.

The Ohio 81 Mississippi Railway is tho
only line running its own trains over its
own track to Cincinnati and Louisville
where they make direct conneI ons In
Urion Depots with through trains Tor
the East and for Jacksonville, Fla, and
all points in the Southeast. Our trains
make the best time and connections Tor
Tore Haute, Greencastla, indianapolis
New Albany, Evansville. Nashville,
Tenn. !, Cairo, and all points South via
Cairo.
The O & M. Ry. is the direct fcrtrs
with new and inn re we'd train service ior
Kansas Git, Omaha. 81. Paul, Denver ana
all points west northwest and southwest.
Passengers desiring tickets 10 a1y
point East, West. North or South, should
call on or address tho unlees gned, VINO
will cheerfally furnish information as to
rates for tickets and freight. time oI
trains. connections. etc, and VIII atteho
to shipping freight and checking
baggage .hre ugh to destination
Passengers will save money BY pur-
chasing tickets before entering the cars,
az the ticket rate is ten cents less thal
,he train rate N. r. NEER,
Ticket Agent 0. s. D.
Springfield, Illinois.
G. u. JONES, District Pass'r Agent,
Vincennes, Ind.
J. I Brainard W. y shattuc
| Pres & Gcn'l Mangr. Gen Pass Ags
The state capital., 1892-09-17
MRS. HARRiSON'S ILLNESS.

The Presidents Wife in an Exceedingly
Critical Condition, and Fatal Iermi-
nation Not at All Improbable.
LooN LAKE, n. Y, Sept 15.-Mrs.
Harrison passed a quiet and restful
dav. She remained conscious of her
surroundings and showed keen ap-
probation of the precariousness OF her
condition, so much so that her nervous
ness was increased in the fear of n turn
for the wors, The first operation OF
tapping the diseased lung was per-
formed Sunday last and the accumu-
lated water in the cavity released.
The cavity filled rapidly, however, and
twenty-four hours later another opera
ton was performed.
The greatest danger lies in this wa
terv accum ulation, and constant watch
fulness is required on the part OF the
doctors to prevent it from bringing
about a fatal termination. The ac'
cumulation has tendency to smother
the patient by filling the air valves
and bringing abnormal pressure tc
| bear on the heart.
The president, the members of hi'
party and DR.. Gardiner show keenl1
! the ..reanlt Of eir.apziety,sazAAlLl. thos'
at the Harrison cottage were awake
until an early hour this morning and
some remained up all night. The pres
idcnt is constant in his attendance
unon his wife lie comes to the hotel
for most of his meals, but returns inn
mediately to the cottage.
DR. Gardiner made Il careful examln-
alton of Mrs. Harrison late tonight
and he reports that the patient passed
a comfortable day. He found that the
accumulation of the waterv substance
in the lung cavity was not sufficient to
Justify another operation for its with
drawal These tappings, DR.. Gardiner
said. are attended with some danger on
account Of the weakness of Mrs. liarrl-
son, and each time a puncture is made,
she suffers from shock. Her respira-
tion is less labored and she is able to
take small quantities of liquid nourlsh'
meEt at intervals.
The state capital., 1892-09-17
Some Very Bad Jails.

J. w Wnipp, assistant secretary OF
the state board of charities, has COM
pletcd Il tour of inspection of county
;ails and aims houses of the state:
He says in general way, that the condition
of both the iails and aims houses is botter than
ever before The paupers of the state are, al
most without exception, well fed and clothed
and well cared for generally. Mr.. Whip finds,
however, that there is ample room tos I'M
rrovement i'll large number Of the Jals. Ire
Alexander county jail. fer instance. is in tho
basement of the coul house, and during the
high water period the prisoners h " to wade
through water knee deep. if they occupy tha
the Jail at all. Pope county's jail never
has fire in it the year rou ld.
In Henderson county tho jal is il the
basement OF the roor hous'. and the
damp afl cold and has only artificial light. IN
Clinton county the Jail is poor one. A sui:
for 5000 damages against the county IS now
,,ending for ease OF rheumatism contracted
ly one of th prisoners. DaWitt county has 81
roor iail but it is empty most of thu time.
Among the other counties having poor laiis are
Woodford, Macon, Iroquois Clay, Boom, Ken
dali. Browne Rich land Stark, Massac. Pulaski.
Putnam Cumberland. Saline, Kankakee, Lake,
Lawrence and Macoupin. In Cook county the
number of prisoners committed during the
wear 1891 was 1880 The county outside OF
Cook having the largest number Of prisoners is
Scnganon, in which there wera committed
] during the year 1928, of which 600 were tramps
The state capital., 1892-09-17
WITHIN The GATES

spite of All Precautions Cholera Has
Managed to Crowd Into New York City.
and Five Deaths from the Scourge Have
Occurred The Health OGicers Nonplused,
but Exceedingly vigiiant.
New YORK. Sept. 15.-Thc board of
health officials announce five deaths
from Asiatic cholera, rs follows:
Charles McEveri, who died Septem-
Der G: address unknown.
Mrs. Sophia Wigwam, who died Sep
tclnber 10, at 76s Eleventh avenue.
William Wigwam. husband of Sophia,
died at the same address on the follow
ing day.
Minnie Levinger, child, died on
September II, at Al East Forty-sixth,
street.
Carlotta Beck, aged 80, died Tuesday
at 464 Second avcnuc.
All of these cases were originally re-
ported to the health department as sus-
pected cholera, and have been under
the investigation of the physicians con-
neeted with the department. Prof. Her
man Riggs, who is in charge OF the
division of pathology and bacteriology
of the health department, has
been at work making METEOROLOGICAL
exam ma ton of the intestinal fluids
taken from the bodies OF these suspect
| cd eases. Prof. Riggs reported to the
health department this afternoon the
| result Of the examination and declares
! the cases Asiatic cholera.
Viewed from the health officers official
residence tonight, the cholera scare Is
not the plcasantest picture of progress
in stamping out the disease which has
existed for the past few days. The re
| port that actual cases of Aslatlt
| cholera have existed in New York the
last week in spite of daily bulletins tt
the contrary. spreads wet blanket
over the doctors keeping the sconrgt
from passing the ocean gateway
The fash of discouragment whici
spread DER the face of Health Office
Jenkins when told of the official admis
sion made by the New York city boar'
of health this afternoon was certalnl.
natural, while his exclamation: =
don't believe il got in by quarantine
simply voiced the belief of all who hav
been stationed here and watched TIN
enforcement of quarantine regulations
The state capital., 1892-09-17
The WHY Russ.

LosDoS, Sept. Is The Perrin cor
.cs pendent of the Standard says, in
reference to the report that the Ameer
of Afghanistan is preparing for armed
re sistance to Russian aggression: 'Col.
Yanoff, the Russian commander. de-
mands reinforeements On account or
the Ameer-s decision. As the so-cailed
scientific expeditions excite distrusts
the Russians will place them under the
command Of foreigners. Baron Friffskl,
the governor of Tnrlscsten. has sent
spaniard named ximenez to the Panlifs
with orders to explore British territory
and establish al observatory
The state capital., 1892-09-17
The Iron Haiiers.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 15.-Rapid
progress was made yesterday by the
convention Of Iron Hallers engaged IN
reorganizing the order. Samuel b.
Towne, of Philadelphia. was elected
supreme justice; II. l.. Jonew. OF Bos-
ton, supreme chief justice; W. f. Land
ers, of Indianapolis, supreme account
ant, and Albert Cobb, of indianapolis,
supreme cashier.
Revised laws for the order were
adopted, which greatly curtail the pow
crs Of the supreme officers, particularly
in regard to their control of the order
funds
The state capital., 1892-09-17
IA. RtA,A
,EaccuaSTspMrHT THE sEoaaaPY OF THIS coys1sf WILL 6a
scH y.tuAs.s MfoaHsIoa FROM STUDY Of THIS sp OF rs
CHICAGO, Rock Island & Pacific Ry!

The nrec. Route to ard from Chicago Joiies v.aMs.
I.oria. ia sale. Moline Rocs Island. In lILiEolo:
D,,ea,nr Muscatine, O.tamsH. ossaloosas az
Mo.nss Minterset. Audubon. Haf1s1 and Couneis
n,y. a. rniyA. Minneapolis and st. fans in MN
NEsorA, wstertown and Sioux Fails III pAkoIA5
Cameron, 81, Joseph and Kansas City In MlssogE.A -
Omaha lincoln, Farbury and Nelson, in NEes, Aah&s
Atchisen ieavenworth, Horton. Topeka infchiaso.'s
wichita Bseville, Abilene Doage tity' .ais"T,,' =,
r.~s,s. Ki,rfsl,sr El Reno and Minco, in INDIAN
TERRITORY; Denver. Colorado Springs and Iueoo'
n COLORADO. Trayerses nrw areos OF ricn farming
and grazing lands nordng the hest facilities Q. inter
communication to all towns and cite. east Gha Nesa.
northwest ami southwest Of Chicago. ana % Iacis INV
The state capital., 1892-09-17

AN archbishop from Rome will soon
reach the United States and remain a
year to compile statistics as to the
growth Of the Roman Catholic church
In this country.
The state capital., 1892-09-17

THE 9th, being the forty-second an
niversarv of the admission Of Califor-
MIA into the union, as a state, all busi-
ness was suspended in San Francisco
and general holiday was observed.
The state capital., 1892-09-17

MISS CLARIssA CALDWELL IATHRoP,
Of New York. founder and national or
ganizer Of the Lunacy Reform Law
league. died in Saratoga on the 11th.
The state capital., 1892-09-17

OK the 18th the general term OF the
supreme court Of Kings county. n. Y,
vacated the temporary injunction OBJ
tanned by the board Of health OF the
town Of Islip restraining Gov. Flower
from using Fire island as quarantine
station.
The state capital., 1892-09-17
Inefficient Quarantine Accommodation at
Crosse isle,

MONTREAL, Can. Sept. 14.-Thc pas
sengers on board the steamship Labra-
dor from Liverpool, which arrived at
port Monday evening after twenty
four hours detention at Crosse
Isle, complain that there is alb
solutely no accommodation at
the quarantine station for the
steamships passengers who are landed
there, and say that had it not been for
the efforts of the Labrador's captain,
they themselves would have been
without beds, bedding, cooking uten-
sils or food.
The state capital., 1892-09-17

AT 1:30 a. N. of the 18th the German
empress gave birth to daughter, the
first daughter born to the imperial
cCuple.
The state capital., 1892-09-17
The Pestilence AbatIog in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 14.-The re-
turns continue to show marked de-
crease of the cholera pestilence
throughout Russia. The official re-
port for Saturday places the number of
new cholera cases in all Russia at 2.s10,
and the deaths at 1862. Compared
with returns for Friday these figures
show a decrease of e,644 new cases and
i,1s4 deaths.
Monday sixtyfour new cases and
twenty-seven deaths were reported in
81. Petersburg, an increase Of two new
cases and n decrease Of one death com.
pared with Sunday.
The state capital., 1892-09-17

SENATOR DAVID B. HILL, Of New
York, has purchased, for $4,000, the
mansion in Albany, II. n, Of the late
J. X. Fritz Emmett, and will make 1t
his home
The state capital., 1892-09-17

ON the 9th every mill in the city OF
<sIarinettc, Wis was closed One thou
sand men struck for ten hours day at
the present pay. They had been work
ing twelve hours. All saloons were
closed hy order of the mayor.
The state capital., 1892-09-17
-or.es KILLED by lightning.

In Macon county lightning killed five
horses for Richard smith Henry Mar
tin and Christ Riser each lost horse
from the same cause.
The state capital., 1892-09-17

A NEW difficulty in tic way of pro-
viding for the comfort and safety Of
the imprisoned passengers on the quar-
antined vessels at New York developed
on the 18th, when the landing of the
steamer Cephus, at Fire island, with
the passengers from the Normannia
was resisted by armed deputies.
The state capital., 1892-09-17

THOMAS HARRINGTON, of Brooklyn,
has begun suit against the president OF
Nyack village. N. ". claiming $4,000
damages for the death Of his brother
John j., who was burned to death in
the Nyack lookup some months ago.
The state capital., 1892-09-17

REAR ADMIRAL JOHN CUMMING How
ELI. Of the United States navy, died at
Follzestone, England, on the 18TH
The state capital., 1892-09-17

AUDITOR AcKERMAN's report Of the
Worlds fair finances. made public on
the 9th, shows receipts to August 81
s1o,4l5, ,04465. and expenditures to the
same date, ss,743, ,259-22. Balance, 81
G57. .2f5. .43.
The state capital., 1892-09-17

RECEIVER FAILEY cf the order Of the
Iron Hall, has entered suit for $4,000
against Mark c. Davis, ex-supreme
cashier If the order, alleging that he
has converted that much of the orders
funds to his own use
The state capital., 1892-09-17

A. NJ. JOSEPH, who for eight years
has represented the territory Of New
Mexico as a delegate in congress, was
renominatcd by acclamation by the
democratic territorial convention in
Santa Fe on the 10th.
The state capital., 1892-09-17

IT is thought that Sir John Abbott
has virtually abdicatcd the Dominion
premiership. His rooms at the Vic
toria chambers, in Ottawa, have been
given up, and all his personal effects
have been sent to Montreal, indicating
that he does not intend to return to the
former CITY as premier.
The state capital., 1892-09-17
The state University.

The state university has begun the
fall term with bright prospects There
were 101 new students registered the
first dav, an increase over last year.
The state capital., 1892-09-17
po,+h ,fa, old Husiness Man.

Gordon III. Read. an old and wealthy
business man of Bloomington, died
few days ago, aged 81. He leaves a
widow and one son.
The state capital., 1892-09-17

A DISPATCH from India brings the
important intelligence that the Rus
slams have evacua ted the Pamir region
and thus removed the danger OF war
with China, and also with Great Britain
and Afghanistan.
The state capital., 1892-09-17
started a New Church House.

The cornerstone OF the First United
Brethren church of Freeport was laid
the other day. DIR. Booth, OF Dayton,
o., made the address.
The state capital., 1892-09-17

AT the Dominion Trade and Labor
congress held in Toronto, Ont, on the
18th, resolutions We're adopted in favor
Of municipalities owning all electric
light plants, waterworks, ferries and
street railways, and the federal gov
ernment owning and controlling all
railways, telegraph and telephone
lines