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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
TRl-STATE NEWS.

Items of Interest Gatherei from 0i.". Mich
igan and Indian. Cite AMI l"'vis.
WASHINGTON, C. 1.-THE Dunkards
are having convention lere.
WoosrER.-The wife OF County Prose
c1ltor Metz died here Sunday.
DAYToN.-Police circles are excited
here over the sudden disappearance OF
seven young girls.
CoALToN.-The jury in the Sampson
murder trial returned verdict OF muir
der in the second degree.
the section boss on tie B. ~ o., run
down by u hand Car and killed.
STErBE>vILIE-Wilii Sullivan, n
Panhandle laboler, went to sleep upon
the track ard was run over by tain
OF cars.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kci!er an
nounces that he will lie candidate Tor
the Republican nomination for congress
in this district.
ATHE:s-One Of the scverest thunder
stOrms i'll years occurred here Sunday
afternoon For ten III nutcs there was
the heaviest rainfall ever known here.
WASHINGTON {. Like Reynolds,
convicted OF stealing a Vests horse
ct Madison Mills. has been sentenced
10 eight years in the penitentiaiy.
WAPAKoNETa.-Wh!le attending the
dcdicatory services at Si!ucy, Sunday.
Calvin Carter, aged IL, was accidentally
slot by q comlan on and IS IN critical
condition.
CINCINsATI-John L;ora. once sculp-
tor, Is a patient ut the city hospital sui-
iering from results of blow received on
the head in a quarrel with fellow stu
dent iour years ago.
WASHINGTON G. H.-A violent ia:n
stolm struck this place Sunday moraing
at I'D o'clock. Streets We're Hooded
sewers wer., cioiied and an number
OF trees blown down in the city and
country.
Cl>cISSArL-Sunday morning Frank
Gibbons and John jackson, aged ] and
is, secured skitf for ride on the
river. Later Their boat was found
floating upside down with no trace Of
the occupants
CiNclNNArL--The body of Ernest Yau-
brecl:t, aged Sd, vino suici:led by taking
arsenic at Mt. WaShins ton. was Gre
mated here sunday. THIS makes 1875
bodies that lave been cremated III the
Cincinnati furnace.
SAxpUsKY.-WhiIe fishing in Mills
Creek the son OF +. {. Thompson, aged
IL. met q horrible death. HIS line be-
came last i'll Big -Four trestle. and
while trying to extri ate it he was
struck by switch engine and killed.
SiDNEY.-The new Catholic church of
the Holy Angels was con:ccrated Sun
day by Archbishop Elder, ol Cincinnati,
assisted by Bietop Wat;ersoH OF Colunl-
bus. Rev. Francis NJ Quatman is the
pew pastor There were 500 visitors.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
New Railroad

The 3. & o. extension, "Snow
Fork & Hooking Railroad CO.. -" has
been incorporated. Capital stock,
$500, 600. The incorporators are,
Peabody, Collins and Affleck of the
Is. & o. and Frank Mcrrick and
Vint Ferguson of the Syndicate.
This means business. The road will
run from near Shawnee by Murray,
down the Snow Folk to a junction
with the B. d o. South Western
the trunk line from New York to st.
Louis.
The Hooking Valley Road is also
surveying an extension of the line
from Murray up the branch toward
Straitsville. The most valuable coal
territory in the Hooking Valley will,
by these lines, be soon developed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19

GEN. ENoCHs of Ironton who de-
feated Gen. Grosyenor two years
ago in convention for congress in the
former district, has been enthusiast
cally renomrnated. Gen Enochs
and his followers are radical Fora
kcrites and the convention nomina-
ting HIM refused to endorse Harri-
son and selected delegates of pro-
nounced Foraker feeling to Mime
apolis. Gen. Grosvenors district
lies along side of Enochs. The Re
publicsns of the Grosyenor district
are counted to man, that is all that
are counted, as for Sherman. This
may seem strange but is said it is
true.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
Judge Huffman Sustained.

AT a former term of our Hooking
Common Pleas, miner named
Mitchell was injured while at work
in the Morris Coal Company works
on Monday creek. Through his at
torneys, Buerhaus and Wright, he
brought suit before Jugde Huffman,
recovering $500, 90 damages. The
company appealed to Circuit and to
Supreme court. Yesterday the Su-
preme court confirmed the decree of
our court and Mitchell gets his money
This is matter for congratulation
to Judge Huffman, and feather for
the legal cap of our young attorneys.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19

The significance of the Posts ar
ticle is shown hv the fact that Hon.
Beriah Wilkins, the papers principal
owner, is one of the foremost men
in the Democratic counsels at the
national capitol, and the close and
intimate friends of both Governor
Campbell and John Mclean.
The Newark Advocate. which
voices the sentiment of the leaders
in the Democratic stronghold OF
Licking, says this:
Gov. Campbell made a national
reputation in the campaign of last
fall and wherever Democratic prin-
ciples are at stake there are calls fol
Ohio's most brilliant Democrat. In
tie campaign in the little State of
Rhode Island this spring he gained
more laurels and aroused more en-
thusiasm than any other Democrat
who visited that State, Ex- President
Cleveland not excepted. From that
time until the present the name Of
Gov. Campbell has been taken into
account in all presidential calcula-
tions by the leading Democrats of
the country, and as the time for the
approaches it becomes
more and more apparent that the
eyes of the Democracy of the nation
are being turned toward him as the
most available leader.
Mr.. Eshelman, editor of tie
Wayne County Democrat, while re-
Gently in Washington city, reports
in his paper that the prevailing sem
Iiment among Ohio Democrats in
Washington is favorable to Camp
bell. He gives the following inter
view with John Il. Mclean, the |
Cincinnati Enquire, and all that that
IMPLIES in Ohio and national politics.
We asked Mr.. Mclean whether
le would favor the nomination of
Mr.. Campbell.
Certainly-why not? answered Mr.
Mclean. | have no unfriendly feel
ng toward him. Think he would
make good candidate; think it
ime Ohio Democrats should reach
'ut for the biggest plums, and not
ct them be gathered in by the demo
rats of other states.
Do you think, Mr.. Mclean, we
sked, Mr.. Campbell could carry
ohio were he nominated? If Harri-
on be the Republican nominee, AMI
verything just now points to that
nd, he can.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
COURT PROCEEDINGS,
Rem fer Missionaries.

The trials of criminal cases in
our court last week show 4 condi-
ton of society that is alarming and
| should demand the attention of all
good people. aud particularly the
earnest concern of good Christia II
people whose zeal extends to tie
darkest Pagan climes. We have,
as shown by the cases in court, a
condition AS densely ignorant, as
debased and brutal as any spot on
earth towards which the devoted
missionary turns his head.
A boy of Logan fourteen years of
age was tried for attempting ravish
a little girl of four years of age.
Wade was foand guilty of assault,
fined FIVE dollars and costs amount
ing to about 10000.
JOY and Shoemaker of Big Pine
Laurel Tp., one a man of so the
other about 25 years of age, were
tried for stealing Cupp's meat. They
were acquitted. Fifty witnesses
were called; most of them did not
know how to read or write; had not
been to school; never inside of a
church: did not know 1t was wrong
to lie, cheat or steal.
Two young men. Carrots from
Perry township, were tried for as
sanlt and attempt to kill their faith
er, the old man vicious, dangerous
drunkard. A family fight resulted
in the wife leaving home
and leaving at the husbands
house four of her chichens.
The boys before going after the
chickens, loaded up on hard cider
The father got gun and tried to
shoot, then got corn cutter and
tried to slash. The boys beat him
with clubs, the old man escaping
narrowly with his life. The boys
were found guilty of assault and
battery.
At almost every term of court we
have cases of similar character.
showing a condition Of society ex-
sting within almost the sound of
,ur church bells, that is alarming
md disgraccful. The expenses of
,hese trials will cost not much
hort of thousand dollars to the
Intelligent, christian people of our
county. Could there not be devised /
ome way, with the expenditure of
his amount of money, to do more
rood to society than the scandals Of
court trial and the punishment of :,
few days in Jail.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
The Campaign Sentinel.

THE SENTINEL in. this. as ir
every campaign for the last
fifty years. is IN the fight.
Our part will be to fight
under the direction of oul
Committee, with such ability
as we may possess or can
secure.
The SENTINEL will present
each week the current news;
the advances of the Democ-
racy, the movements of the
enemy and the general oper-
ations of the campaign.
Extras and supplements.
containing the proceedings of
great conventions and speech
es of leading Democrats will
be frequently issued.
In order that every Demo
crat in the county may have
the SENTINEL, we Will send
it until after the election for
the nominal sum of Twenty.
five cents, a copy free to get
ter-up of clubs of five or ten.
Any one, Democrat or Repub-
lican wishing to read the
SENTINEL. and who feels he is
not able to pay for it. by
sending us his name will be
given the Laper during the
campaign for Nothing.
THE SENTINEL has its con-
tribution each campaign to
make for party success, and
we start with the propositions
above named.
Correspondence and COM
munications and matters re-
latlng to the paper should be
addressed to
HeHocMnq Sentinel.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
JAMES. E. CAMPBELL
Declared to be in the Race for
the Presidency.
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING
Seems to ba the Music in the Po-
litioal Air-Thousands of Men
at the National Capital Think He
is the Man Who Will be in the
Van of the Democratic Party.

WASHINGTON, May l5.-The Daily
Post, the leading newspaper OF this
city, had lengthy article in yes
days edition, printed in the most
conspicuous part of the first page of
the paper, under these opening
headlines in big type:
Campbell in the race
"He is now an avowed candidate
for Presidential honor.'
In which it says among other
things: Governor Flower is dieting
himself in Albany. The Ohio Demo
Gratis are coming together. These
are the signs of the times. On the
sky over New York is written the
name of Roswell P. Flower, while
low down on the western horizon is
the name of James Z. Campbell.
The latter is now an ayowed aspi.
rant for Presidential honors. The
former cannot with all fidelity to
Senator Hill, be active in the race,
but his name is being suggested
among the politicians at the Capitol
as one of the many good men whom
the Democrats can name.
"Mr. Campbell did not decide
until recently that he would enter
the Presidential lists. The first re-
suit was seen in the appointment of
his personal friend and right hand
man, James E. Neal, and chairman
of the State Committee, to be chair
man of the approaching Democratic
Convention, and Mr. McLean's Lieu
tenant, Lew Bernard, to bs its Sec
retary. Mr.. Mclean is a power in
politics in the State of Ohio, and
this open evidence of harmony be-
tween himself and Mr.. Campbell is
the most significant thing which has
happened in the Democratic politics
of that State for years. This fact
is being cited in Mr.. Campbell's ia
yor and is only one of the many
good words said in his behalf. His
recent visit to Rhode Island, where
his cleverness as public speaker
extended to the East the reputation
he had already earned in the West,
has served to bring his name still
more prominently before the coun-
try, and has materially aided his
efforts to secure support at the Chi
e8Eo convention"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19

The greatest event of the season;
under the auspices of the Athletic
Camping Clab, Captain Paul Boy
ton and his famous company, will
give one of their great Aquatic Ex-
hibitions at Buckeye Park, on Sun
day May 23nd, for which occasion
the C. H. V. & T. R'y, will run
special trains and make exceeding
low excursion rates from all stations,
Marion 20 Athens. See small bills
and Agents, G. H. v. 6 T. R'y. for
full particulars. No charge for this
great exhibition,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION n

Headquarters Democratic ! BY Order OF the,
State CeulIal Committee, DE- mocratic State
Columbus, o., ApriZ7, 's2 } Central Gem:
The Democrats Of OHIO are requested to
meet in delegate convention in the city of
Columbus, ON Tuesday and Wednesday,
June iIth and 18TH, 1892. To place i'll nOmind-
ton raudilmtes for the following offices viz:
Secret,frv of State. two Judges of Supreme
Court, one Member OF Board of Public Works.
and two z. residential Electors to represent
the State at large on the National Demo
cratic ticket. The convention Will also
cheese four delegates and four alternate del
gates TO represent the State at large at the
National DE mOcratic Convention to be held
at Chicago. ILL.,, OH June u and y, iSg2.
The basis of representation to the State
Convention Is one delegate for ench oi0 or
friction of Ov, go votes cast for Hon.
James +. Campbell for Governor in 1882
All delegates to the State Convention shall
he individually selected In the several cOun-
ties OF the State before coming to said con
ventiOn, as ma delegates will not be recos
nized.
Each county is entitled to the following
representation:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
REPUBLICAN CLUB
Banquet at An Arbor-GGysrnor Mckinley


Banquet at Am Arbor-GGysrnOr Mckinley
:0Speak.
ANS AREoa, Men, May l6-Theban.
9net of the Republican clubs OF tho
University to be held May 18th prom
ises to be a success. The tickets TO the
banquet have been limited to so. all OF
which have been sold. Among the
prominent Republicans present will be
Governor Mckinley, oil ONO; General
Russell A. Alger John NJ. Thurston, of
Nebraska; j. S. Fas>ett, OF New York
and A. J. Lester, II chard Yates, and
William E. Mason, o. Illinois. Thirty
five colleges have responded to the i'll
vitation TO meet at Ann Arbor to form
an American intercollegiate Republican
League, among them Harvard. Yale.
Brown, Princeton, Trinity, Wesleyan,
Lehigh, Amherst, Bowdo;n, Syracuse,
Leland Stanford, ,Ir., University. o! Iowa,
Oberlin and University of Illinois.
1t has been announced that Governor
Mckinley will speak upon American
protection.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
Notice to Builders.

SEA ED BIDS will he received at the office
- 0f the CLERK of The BOar'i OF E,IucaiioD of
faiis township, Hooking County. Ohio, at
my "ifce in the Court House with County
Recorder, until IL O'Clock. at noon, on the
28th day OF May, !Sl2 for building one brick
fr1ct No. 3 (nine). acc0r,.ing to the plunsnnd
specifications on file in said office
None but The lowest responsible bid will be
accepted, and the sain Board may reserve
rights to reject all bids
-, By order of the Bo1r.l OF Education OF Falls
township. Hooking County, Ohio !.
. ID. KAHODE,
May std. I'I,rk Of Ro.r,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19

The State Committee adopted the follow
ing resolutions, which shall he followed in
the calling OF congressional District Conven-
tionS:
RESOLVED. That the Congressional Com
mitteeman, and where there IL no Congress
iOnal Committee, then the Democratic County
Committee, selected from each county OF th,.
Congressional District, as eXiSiin: In the
Fifty-second Congress. he, and are hereby All
vised to act as the TEN m.sOrary Congi tSSionitl
Committee from said county, III the new dis
tricts. in which such county may be inclu;ci
under the act Of Legislature, paS>ed in iS ,.
RESOLVED. That the Congre ssiOnal Com
m!tteeman from the mL>t populouS county
in SAID new district shall he advised TO act
as Chairman of said Congressional Commit
tee, with power to call meeting OF said
committee Tor the purpose of selecting the
time and place of holding its Congressional
Convention ana fixing The appOrtionment OF
Delegates thereto, and such other business as
such convention may determine upon.
J. A. NORTON, Chm.
Democratic State Central Committee
{. F. LANTIS, Secretary. tdJ
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
Legal Notice.

All persons interested will take notice
that on the q day of April 4. u. ,92. The
Columbus & Hooking Coal Il Iron Company
nIed lts petition with the Clerk Of the
Court nf Common Pleas III and forthe cour
ty Of Hooking, State of Ohio praying for The
vacation oi The whole Of the Plat Of The Col.
uinons & Hooking Coal & Iron COmpunyS
Addition 10 Murray City, Ohio.
Saih petition may he heard at any time
after thirty days days from the date OF this
notice.
The Columbus 6 Hooking
CGal s. Iron COMPANY
Gy ). Weldy, Meirick Il ToIn,kins
attorneys ior Petitioners.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
Around the " nd on ,ier'.

PITTsBuRG, May I6-Frank LEM, the
well-known wheclman lett Pittsburg Mt
8 o'clock a. IN. for his bicycle trip around
the world. He viii he absent two years,
He was gwen quite send eff by his
cycler friends in this vicinity number
OF them riding ss far as Brownsville
with him. lie will 60 to New York VII,
Cumberland, Baltimore and Washing
ton From New York the real girdling
tour will begin. Mr. Lenz has camera
with him and will write articles for the
Outing, which magazine is paying his
expenses,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
BOARD OF VISITORS.

Judge Huffman, yesterday ap-
pointed the following Board of Wis
itors for the inspection OF all char
liable anil corrective institutions of
Hooking County, VIZ:
For | year-Nrs. Chas. Wright.
w. w. McCray.
For 2 years-Slrs. c f. Bowen,
Frank Blasius, Sr.
For 3 years-Siiss Nan Mcbride,
Robert Wright.
The recent law requires that the
Board sEall consist of six persons,
three gentlemen and three ladies,
no more than three of any one po-
litical party, ana to serve for one,
two and three years. The Board
must make an annual report to the
Court. In all trials in which the
penalty is-a term at the Boys In
dustrial School at Lancaster, or
Girls Industrial School at Della
ware, the Board as body or by
shall be present and pro-
tect the child. The times of in
spection are optional with the
Board.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-03-10

1t is dreadful to have dirty, yellow
or greasy complexion. 1t is caused by
a disordered liver, and can be relieved
at once by a thorough use of Beggs'
Blood Purifier and Blood Maker Sold
and warranted by II. II. Noss 4 Co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-03-10
AMERICANTIN PLATE.

| may state that until recently
| was one ofthe tin-plate monopoly
of South Wales, where | spent
about twenty years in that parti-
cular trade. | came to this
country four months ago, with a
view of ranking with the pioneers
Of the American tin-plate industry.
The more !. see and the more |
learn of the country the more |
like it, and also the more | am
convinced that America is going
to manufacture her own tin-plates,
and at a very near future, and at a
lower cost than they have ever
been made.
l represent the American Tin
Plate Company Of Elwood, Ind.
who are erecting a plant to cost
100000, and which will be in
operation in the month of June
next, manufacturing at the rate of
$500 boxes of tin plates weekly,
and three months later we shall
be manufacturing 1000 boxes
weekly. We contemplate, how
ever, to be manufacturing 1900
boxes of tin plates weekly inside of
two years from now. The plant
we are at present erecting will
consist offour mills for rolling our
own B-plates, and the necessary
departments for coating same,
probably with American tin, and
which will, l am here to guarantee,
equal in quality, and finish any
Welsh make. In my opinion, the
Western Packers Association,
e>ongregated here to day, can do
nothing better than countenance
the American tin-plate industry,
and they will soon be rewarded
with a cheaper plate for their
canning purposes.-Addrrss Of
Manager Stanford of tile american
Tin Plate Company, Ela0O0d, Ind,
to tue Western Packers Of canned
Goods.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-03-10
4 TAX IS 4 TAX,

Democrat: The tariff is a tax.
Republican: "Of course it is. .
Democrat (surnsised):'" Il thought
you fellows say it isn't"
Republican: ooh, no we don't,
Democrat: but | say you do.
You are always arguing that it is
no tax"
Republican: That's where you
are off. 1t is a tax, but a tax on
the efforts of every man IN your
party to show wherein it is not the
salvation of American industries,
and you have never been able to
pay the tax yet, Seer"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-03-10
Tariff ssRefcrmer' Fear To
Attack The Mckinley law.

If in November of 1890 any one
had dared to predict a situation
in congress like the present, he
would have been overwhelmed
with scorn. This congress had
been chosen, we were assured. to
wipe out the new Tariff, and its
members were just longing for the
day that would bring them together
for its destruction. Was not
Senator PETER going without
stockings until he COULD buy a
pair of English make that had
paid no duty? Was not Mr.. Mills
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-03-10

whettlng his knife for the slaughter
OF the Offers ive bit of Protectionist
legislation, with another Mills
Bill in his big pocket to put into
its place? Were not the Evening
Post and the Tirres to be conf
dental advisers of the Free-Trade
Congress soon to assemble to
plague the Harrison Adminstra-
ton? and were not the Republican
members of the Senate ready for
any tariff compromise that might
secure them a little favor with
their outraged constituents? Would
even Mr.. Harrison have the au-
dacity to stand up against the
thunders Of the Free-Trade Jupiter
to be annihilated politically for
his audacity.
Quantum mutatus alb lilo! What
a change has come over the spirit
of the dream The Mugwump
looks around for hole to hide
himself; the protectionist walks
abroad with serenity and the sense
of being master Of the situation.
The spirit of Samuel J. Randall
has awakened again in the Demo
cratic party itself. And this be-
cause the true and final opinion of
the American people has been
making itself felt with such dis
tinctness that the, politicians ar
aware of it. From the first the
Protectionists showed that faith
in the nations good sense which
is prophetic of victory. They
were no more to be turned from
their course than was Abraham
Lincoln by one of the adverse
elections which for a time dis
heartened the weak of faith during
the progress Of the war, when such
men as Franklin Pierce and
Fernando Wood seemed to find
large bodies of voters behind them.
Like Lincoln, they had faith in
the good sense of "the plain
people" and they just went ahead
with the work which seemed given
them to do.-Prot. K. Z. z0WbSon
in tile Irish World.
1t is dreadful to have dirty, yellow
or greasy complexion. 1t is caused by
a disordered liver, and can be relieved
at once by thorough use of Beggs'
Blood Purifier and Blood Maker. Sold
and warranted by II. H. Noss 4 Co.