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AROUND The WORLD.

wAsuISoToN, April i.-The navy de-
partment Is making An effort TO recover
the plsto of the Kearsarge carried to Ja-
maica by native wreckers.
LONDON, April i.-The liberals won
parliamentary victory yesterday by the
election In tho north division Of Cam
bridgeshire of the Hon. 4. Brand.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-By vote of to
5 the house committee on banking and
currency decided to report in favor of SUBJ
jecting greenbacks TO state and munici-
pal TAXATION.
KANSAS CITY. April i.-Three Of the
men reported fatally wounded yesterday
ia the A. L. A.-Catholic riots, are still alive
and reasonable hopes of recovery are en-
tertainel.
LoSDoS, April i.-The Welsh members
of the house of commons have decided to
ask the appointment of grand committee
for Wales. similar to the one SIR George
Trcyclyan proposed for Scotland.
SAN Francisco. April "A meeting of
the shareholders of the Southern Pacific
company was held to-day. Tho annual
report was withheld from the public. No
change was made in the board Of di-
recturs.
LIEPsIG. April i.-Thc old common law
court building. one OF the landmarks OF
the city. was destroyed by a fire OF incen-
diary origin. Onc man was burncl o
death. Several persons were arrested on
suspicion.
FRANKFoRr-oS-THE-MAly, April A.
A tirc early this mornins destroyed the
upper portion OF the house formerly the
Britannia hotel, near the Central station.
\ number OF inmates jumped from the
windows and three Of them were killed.
WAsnINGToS, April i.-The Indian af.
fairs subcommittee is considering the
annual indian appropriation bill. IL pro
poses radical changes, one OF which Is TO
abolish the offices of live Indian inspect-
ors who receive 5000 per annum. Many
radical amendments are proposed.
NEW York, April l.-rhe officials Of the
Western Union Telegraph company have
announced that Governor Tillman has re-
moved the embargo restraining the COM
pnny from sending any but business mes
sages from points IN the state.
| NEW YORK, April i.-rhe New York con.
ference of the Methodist Episcopal church
| is in its 95Ih annual session to-day. A
resolution was adopted to postpone until
| after the next general conference action
upon the proposition for women 10 sit as
| delegates TO the general conference
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She LOVED HER JOE.
And Hciress ns She Was she Took Her
Butler as Her Husband.

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THAT TARIFF AGAIN.
The Senator's spent Most of Their Time
On II Yesterday.

The Senator'S spent Most of Their Time
on II Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, April An the senate to-
day the report of the secretary of agricul-
ture relative 10 the visible supply OF wheat
was referred to the committee on agricul-
turc. A lively debate was precipitated by
the presentation of memorial from tho
Philadelphia board of trade praying for
an additional duty on sugar. Speaker
Quay. who presented the memorial, sent
it TO the clerks desk TO be read, but Sem
a;or Harris objected 10 reading the mo-
mortal, whereupon Quay withdrew 1t and
began TO read it himself.
Harris objected 10 Quay reading tho
petition and was sustained by the chair.
Quay was permitted to make brief state
ment concerning the petition. Tho sem
ate then took up the horse racing and
pool selling bill and agreed to the amend
ment prohibiting pool selling and book
making in the District of Columbia. The
bill, as amended, passed.
PETER had begun speech on the pro-
position TO repeal all the laws authorizing
the secretary of the treasury 10 issue
bonds without specific authority from
congress, when the matter was put over
until tomorrow and the debate on tho
tariff bill was resumed.
Allison took up the thread of his speech
where interrupted yesterday, dcvoting
his remarks to the departure
from specific to advalorem duties. He
pointed out the inconsistency of retain
ing specific duties on some articles and
ad valorem on others. He declared he IN
tended to vote for free sugar, both raw
and refined, as it was in the bill as il
camo from the house, and then he would
propose an amendment replacing the
bounty on sugar as it was IN the McKin-
Icy law. He asserted he should not know
ingly contribute by this bill or any other
to tho promotion OF the interests OF Great
Britain at the sacrifice Of the interests OF
his own country.
Mills followed, combining himself chiefly
TO q defense OF the ad valorem system.
Ho said: I'VE can not pass our bill with
out some concessions. am between tho
devil and the deep sea. and when IL is a
question of going to the devil by keeping
the Mckinley law, or going TO the sea,
there must be some favorable wind to
blow me back TO the land. / am going TO
tho sea-" The senate, at las o'clock,
went into executive session, and when tho
doors were opened the senate adjourned.
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was willing to have the vote taken now,
and no gentleman arose to address the
chair"
A dozen republicans protested, but the
speaker disreg irded them and continued.
Tho republicans, led by Reed, were ap.
pealing for recognition amid shouts OF
"regular order" from the democratic side.
The excitement was intense.
Il want the speaker TO understand this
natter" said Reed.
"The speaker does understand H." re-
torted the speaker, sharply cutting of
Reed, "and the speaker directs the clerk
TO resume tho roll call" A burst OF demo.
cratic applause greeted him.
"But-." protested Reed.
"The chair will not allow the roll call TO
be interfered with"
~ think the speaker has not heard my
colleagues statement" persisted Reed.
"1he gentleman will take his seat" re-
turned the speaker
Certainly WILL" replied Reed, but he
still remained standing.
The gentleman will take his seat"
continued the speaker, 'and the clerk will
call the roll.n
Reed sat down, but Immediately jumped
TO his feet again. He would not surrender
without a protest.
"Mr. Speaker" he said, deiiantly, ~
ask 10 be heard.n
The chair declines 10 hear the gentle
man. The clerk will call the ROLL"
"Will tho speaker hear a word?"
"The chair will not"
"My colleague states"
''The chair will not hear tho gentleman.
The clerk will call the roll"
The uproar was terrific at this point
and above the din Boutelle shouted: II
shall decline to cast my vote in such a
condition of confusion as this"
Burrows attem pied to address the chair
while Wilson of Washington cried
"Tyranny, tyranny" but tho speaker
would not listen and ordered the clerk tc
proceed to call the roll.
The republicans refused to vote on the
first roll call. The anti-silyer democrats
were in despair, as the first roll call gave
the silver men the necessary two.lhirds
Finally, after consultation, tho republi.
cans agreed 10 vote and did voto on tho
second roll call. This turned the tide and
upon the announcement of the vote IL was
found tue motion 10 pass the bill over tho
veto had been defeated, the silver men
lacking "a OF the necessary two.thirds
The house at o'clock adjourned.
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TlLLMAN's TROUBLES.
He Has Ordered the Arrest OF Half the
People of Florence

WAsHryGToS, April A special TO the
Ereaing Star from Florence. S. C., says:
An order has been received here from
Governor Tillman directing the arrest of
all the citizens in that place who par,ici-
paied in taking the guns from the local
armorp last Friday. The order embraces
many of the best citizens of the town.
They are surrendering quietly and report
ing to the court house. Tho governor al
lows them patrol within the town limits.
Habeas corpus proceedings will he under
taken. Governor Tillman has the active
support OF the populist party in Florence
COUNTY,
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MaY What Drnls

SAN FRASClsco, April i.-Tbc directors
o! the produce exchange held a meeting
this afternoon to consider the resignation
of President Lanmeister. rendered be-
cause Of the directors recent action in
fixing an arbitrary marginal value to May
wheat. No action was taken and an effort
will bc made 10 induce Lanmeister to re-
consider. BY q unanimous vote the di-
rectors fixed at Sl.i5 the marginal value of
December wheat, which option had ad.
yanccd today to Sl.l6.
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AN INFAMOUS JOB.
Some rIend Puts n Dynamite Bomb In
IeRdxIIIe'. Court House.

LEADvILrE, April A. Excitement was
caused by the discovery Of a dynamite
bomb in the court house to-day. The fuse
was nearly burned up but broken or. A
reward of 81 900 was offered by the county
for the arrest OF the person who placed
the machine where 1t was found.
Later.-The supposed bomb placed in
the Leadvillc court house to-day has been
found to contain only sawdust. The
county commissioners thereupon lowered
the reward to 500 aud will prosecute tho
Joker for mlsdemcanor.
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TIE ARMY IN FRISCO.
They Number Five Hundred and Talk of
Causing - HOW,

OAKLAND, April A regiment of tho
industrial army, which arrived hero last
night from san Francisco, was ALLOW ell TO
sleep in the Mills tabernacle over night.
The army broakfasied on coffee and bread
this morning and soon after formed in
line of march. The men proceed to t5e
Sixteenth street depot, whero they en-
deavorcd to get transportation to Sacra-
mento. This was refused them by tho
railroad, and much talk was INDUCED in
TO the effect that If they could not get
transportation pcaccably they would take
IL by force. There arc 500 men in this lot,
at least lour-tiiihs of whom never heard
Of Coxcy. They embraced this opportn-
nifty to get oIt OF san Francisco, where
there seemed small prospects of obtain
ing work.
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WoLveRTON's PLAN.
lie Wants TO Make some Changes In
Uncln Sums Law Affairs.

WAsHtNGToS, April A bill has been
introduced in the house by Mr.. Wolyer.
ton OF Pennsylvania which abolishes the
office OF United States circuit court com
missioner and repeats the law authorizing
appointments thereto. The attorney gem
eral is authorized to divide tie states
sud territories into SO many commission
districts as he may deem necessary
aud To change the boundaries of such dis
tricts or create new districts when re-
quired. The president is authorized to
appoint on the nomination of the attorney
general n sufficient number of commis-
sioners in the districts, to hold Office for
four years. The commissioners have the
same jurisdiction in the district now con-
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THE BERiNG SEA BILL.
It VIII lie slipped Through tho House
Without Delay.

WASHINGTON, April s.-Tho Bering Sc,
bill will bo slipped through the house
without tho usual delays. The house
committee voted unanimously TO report
the senate bill. Chairman McCreary has
arranged to get the bill before the house
at the earliest moment possible. In tho
event of opposition McCreary will secure
a special rule making the Bering sea bill
the immediate order of business.
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ouIte n pI.,Iucui.b.d c,oud.

SAN FRANCISCO, April A distin.
Guished party arrived in this city this
morning. II consisted of Major General
Scofield, commanding the United States
army; Robert I. Lincoln, recently ambas.
sador 10 the court Of St. James; George
NJ. Pullman, Il. L. Voc, John Do Koyen
and j. n. Doane. nil Of Chicago, and
Henry Elliott OF Brooklyn.
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Hood Again Arrested.

SAN Francisco, April i.-The grand
jury this afternoon found new indict.
ment against ex-Cashier Flood Of the
Donohoe-Kell bank, whose defalcation of
sl6l.OO0 Will be remembered. Flood has
been convicted, but it was feared that he
was about TO secure new trial from the
supreme court, and his indictment on an
other count for altering tho deposit ac-
counts Of Sarah Lyle from $1,000 to s. 900
was obtained. A bench warrant was is
sued for Floods arrest.
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Dick Won't Talk PoIi,I,.

SALT LAKE, April i.-Richard Croker.
the noted Tammauy chief, was in this
city to-day. having arrived from the ives,
in a special car. He spent part of the
day in driving around the city. lie says
the trip is purely one of pleasure and per-
sistenily refuses TO talk on the subject Of
politics.
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ALBERT oRABsgo THE RAIL.
yictoria's Heir Had "a Time Getting His
Jag on a Train.

LONDON, April i.-Noihing but the viGi.
lance of an engineer prevented a fatal
accident TO the prince Of Wales at the
Marseilles station. The prince stayed too
long at tho buffet. As the train started
he chung TO the railing OF the saloon car
riage. Tho station master saw the dap
gers and signalled tho engineer, who
stopped the train. Tho prince arrived
safely in Paris.
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ferred on the United States circuit court
commissioners and are authorized TO try
with jury OF six all offenses punishable
with fine and Imprisonment and to sem
tence the defendant with the same effect
as II the defendant had been convicted in
tho United States circuit court.
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No Shoes. No Money. No Grub,

DsSvER, April i.-The local eonungen;
OF Coxey's army has broken up. II had
neither shoes, money nor food. General
Hamilton is thought to have deserted.
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WARSAW, April i.-Cholera is raging in
CEenstochow, Poland, a place Of 5000 pee
pie on the Prussian frontier.
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WASHINGTON, April i.-For Montana:
FAIR, warmer; westerly winds, shifting TO
the south.
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HEYERMAN is GUILTY.

Tho RearsarGe's Commander Blamed for
tho Wreck.
WASHINGTON, April i.-The result Of
the court martial In tho case of Com
mandcr Heyerman, commanding the
Kearsarse. is that he is guilty of negli-
gencc In suffering tho vessel 10 run upon
the reef and inefilciency in the perform
ance OF duty. He is sentenced to be sus-
pended from duty two years on waiting
orders.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-09-15

Bring your job work to
this Office,
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Emma Lynn vs. A. II. Lynn di-
vorce. On trial. Decree for d.
vorce on ground of willful absence
for more than three years. Plaint-
if restored to her maiden name
Emma Coy.
Isaac Matthias VS. Margaret
Drollinger ct al. Foreclosure of
mortgage, sale confirmed deed and
distribution ordered; pay taxes If
any.
Allen w. Oldfeld' VS. VIM. Old
field. For money sale confined
deed and distribution ordered,
pay taxes aad writ of pasession a.
warded the purchaser.
On Thursday evening the Grand
Jury raised with the following re.
port:
REPROT OF GRAND JURY.
TO the Honorable Joseph q. Hu6:
man, Jtdge of the Common Pleas
Hooking County, Ohio:
The Grand Jury of the Court Of
Common Pleas of said County, o.
the Sept. Term, 1894, beg leave tt
report that they have been in ses
sion four days, and herewith re
turn to the Court the Indictment.
presented by said Jury.
We have carefully examined in
to all such matters as have legiti
mately come to our notice, having
examined over 121 witnesses, GOV
ering 81 cases, and presented Is
bills, and ignored l3 cases consid
cred by us. The business has beer
transacted in as expeditions {
manner as possible.
| During our session we have visit
ed the County Jail and made q
complete examination thereof, ani
find that the rules prescribed bs
the Court for the care thereof ant
for the government of its inmates
have been carried out and proper
| ly enforced.
| Respectfully submitted, ~
HENRY TRIMMER, Foreman
] Sept, la, 1894,
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given defendant to file amended
petition and same filed. Motion
to strike out certain portions of
amended answer, overruled and
exceptions. Continued at costs of
the defendant for which Judgment
is rendered and execution awarded.
Sam'l H. Bright and O. w. HI.
Wright, Assign. VS. II. J. Hoyt,
Trustee, ct al. Foreclosure of
mortgage.-Leave to F. F. Rempel
to file answer and cross petition
instanter and same filed.
Alonzo Carr ct al VS. Joseph j.
Her ct al, foreclosure of mortgage
dismissed at Plaintiffs costs.
F. F. Rempel VS. The Logan Gas
Light and Coke Co. for money
Leave to file supplemental petition
instanter and same filed.
Logan Home and Savings Asso-
citation VS. VIM. Payne ct al, fore
closure of mortgage-Action with
out further record, costs having
been paid.
Allen w. Oldfeld VS. VIM. Old.
field, for money-Leave to with.
draw demurrer and file motion by
Sept. rs.
/
S. Il. Rhoades VS. Jno. G. Camp.
bell, appeal-ordered that plaintiff
file petition and furnish security
for costs by Sept. 80.
State of Ohio VS. Geo. w. Smith
ct al, for money-settled and costs
paid; no further record.
Jno. w. Nixon VS. 9. II. v. g. II
Ry. Co., damages-Leave to plead
by Sept. Is.
Henry Hale VS. the Greendale
Furnace Go. Appeal. Leave to flls
petition by Sept. II.
Ida Schillo VS. Jno Schillo. Di
vorce. Dismissed at costs of de
fendant.
The Logan Home & Savings AS
sociation VS. l.. A. Culver, IL. B
Culver, N. w. Hamblin ct al for
money. Leave to file amendment
to petition and make v. Q. Todd {
party defendant by Oct. 10, con
1tinped.
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COURT.
Grinding Out the Grist.

Court convened on Monday with
Hon. Jos. G. Huffman on the bench.
The forenoon was mostly consum-
ed in empaneling and charging the
jury. Afternoon, dsmurrers were
heard.
Tuesday opened with a trial
case, viz: Mary e. Flanagan VS.
Clarissa Sampson ct al, and when
the time arrived for the trial it was
found that ]. B. Riason was not
satisfied with the issues as they
stood and so he, OH behalf of plant
if, made motion to strike out
certain redundant and prevalent
matter in SIMPSONS answer on
the ground that it was in effect a
collateral attack on the judgement
heretofore rendered in said case.
The court, after hearing the argu-
ment of counsel and being fully
advised in the premises sustained
the motion and thereupon S. H.
Bright, atty for defendant asked
and obtained leave to amend his
answer and the case was continued
at the cost of the defendant.
The following orders and leaves
have been granted:
Albert SHINES VS. Robert Z
Frey. Sale confirmed and deed
and distribution ordered.
Nettie Kenard VS. VIM. CrawforG
dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
Mary II. Thompson VS. the G. Ii
V. & T. railway. Leave to reply
instanter and the same filed.
Union Central Life Ins. Co. VI
William Albright ct al.
Leave given deft. VIM. AIlbrigh
to file answer and cross petition
and the same filed. Sale confirm
ed and deed and distribution ord
cred. 1st cost, End Tax claim of B
X. Tritch. 3rd balance to be ap
piled on the Judgement.
Nelson Lee VS. Virginia b. Will
son. Leave to file reply by Sept. II
George w. Mitchell VS. Mary e
Charlton ct al. Motion for securi
ty for cost sustained to be furnish
ed by Sept. II.
Arina Joy VS. Francis M. Joy
ct al. For trial Sept. 81.
| Ferdinand Il. Rempel VS. thu
Union Bank of Logan ct al judge
ment rendered for plaintiff in tn,
sum of $22O4.03: attachment sus
tanned and ordered to sell attaches
property. All other questions re
served.
| ID. S. Sullivan VS. Sam Kuhn
motion to compel plaintiff to elec
which court he will proceed under
sustained and leave given to plain
tiff to file amended petition Nov
IS, 1894 and cause continued,
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John w. Murphy VS. Jennie
Wheeler. Order of partition, COM
missioners, Chas. Brown, Thos.
Rochester, and Geo. M. Mumford; /;
amount found due Jennie Wheel
er on cross petition, 1st cause of
action, $46.12, End, cause of action
$4,000 at per cent.
Nancy A. starkey, ct al VS. Geo.
Gill, demurrer sustained and leave
given to file amended petition by
Sept. 20.
Robt. Davey VS. John Hansen ct
al, leave to file answer by Sept. Is.
John Notestone, treasurer VS.
Lawrence A. Culver ct. al Judge
ment for $4S4.29 against all defen.
dants except Culver.
Joshua II. Jackson VS. G. II. V.
& T. Ry. Co., appeal-Ordered that
unless Plff., file petition by Oct. i
said action be dismissed at plain.
tiffs costs.
Jno. r.. Cage, Admr. of A. j,
Cage, decd. VS. The G. III. V. & Il.
Ry. Co., damages--Leave to deft
to withdraw answers and file de-
murrer to amended petition in.
stantcr and same fled and sus-
tanned and plaintiff not desiring to
further amend, said petition is dis
missed at plaintiffs costs, to which
he excerpts.
Jesse Dean VS. Thomas Meldrim
Admr. ct al. Equitable relief. Sale
of Biehaut property on Sept. 8, set
aside by consent of parties, judge.
ment having been paid by judg.
ment creditors.
Alice Young VS. Ralph Perry for
money. Suggestion of death OF
defendant, and with consent OF
plaintiff this abates at costs OF
plaintiff.
Mary e. Flanagan VS. Clarissa A
Samson ct al. To set aside convey.
ances OF real estate. Leave plain.
tiff to file motion Of answer and
same filed. Motion to strike out
sustained and exceptions; leave
n