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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-03-08
IN. w. HambIin."
HambIin & PIeukharp.

See Guthrie & Company's
Straw Mating.
Think of it only se7 so round d
trip to California via the Buckeye
Route; no transfers and first class
trains, at hard time prices.
Frank Kanode is getting stock
of Fruits Veg getables Fish etc. Call on
him in rooms formerly occupied by
John I Sanderson opposite First Bank.
= See the new advertisement Of Jacob
Schwartz in this issue of the sFNTINEI.
Jacob is the veteran Hardware man
of Logan and has some. bargains that
will interest our readers
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-03-08
We Appreciate the Fact.

That times are mighty hard and
money is scarce commodity, but
we must have business and in order
to make it we offer patrons of the
popular Buckeye Route reduction
of ten per cent on all round trip tick
cts purchased to local points. Bear
in mind that the Buckeye Route is
much the shortest smoothest and best
to and from Toledo -Columbus-Dela-
-Marion-Logan- Athens Middle
port-Pomeroy and Ohio River points
and is by all odds the favorite line to
Chicago and the Northwest, running
as it does through sleepers between,
Columbus and Chicago every night
in the year,making hours better time
than any other Line. If you want to
know more about what this Popular
Line does for it patrons, write w. H.
Fisher, G. T.. & 7. A.. Columbus
Ohio.
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Collector McMillen has appointed
Lew Hamlin, his brother in law stamp
clerk at Columbus, and Bob Irvine,
editor, OF, GAINESVILLE, travelling deputy.
The appointments are excellent. Bob
is n newspaper man, and Lew is a
Loganite. THK SENTINEL sends
congratulations.
From the number of candidates in
the field for the primary, and all
good men, the democratic spirit is
aroused and affords every promise of
success. The canvas for the nomina-
tions has been earnest but good nat
ured and gentlemanly. A free field
full vote and fair count, and we
have the winning ticket for the cleo
tion in April.
The Spring term of the GAINESVILLE
Business will open April 2nd. We
take great pleasure in recommending
this College to our readers and if you
are interested in a Business Educa-
ton, it will pay You to write to the
Proprietors, Saumenig & Dunn, for
full information.
Maj. Steele, one of the public
spirited citizens of our Macarthur
suburb. was in our city on Monday.
looking to find our accomplished
Col. jackson, and engaged
him to build Modern House in Nc
Arthur. This shows well in two
ways. Our suburb abandons cabins
and the people who want modern
house have the good sense to come to
Logan to get carpenter to do the
work.
Why not secure the Line Kiln
Club for a charitable benft here.
Other towns around.'us are doing this
much for the needy. They could be
secured by simple guaranteeing them
reasonable amount and the surplus
,ould go to ch arity. Every one
Knows what an excellent attraction it
S and the house would be packed.
Post master Peoples, of Pomeroy,
lraws S37 per week indemnity on an
ccident policy for cutting his right
and so badly that he cant handle the
nail, while cleaning lamp chimney.
lie carries a $500 accident policy.
-Pomeroy Telegraph.
The best thing for P. NJ. Peoples to
O is to farm the Post Office out, and
eep on cleaning lamp chimneys for
business. No post Office in this Sec
on of the state can pay such indemi
' in salary if the Official duties
ear his hand clean off.
We regret to learn that Rev
Fouebben of the Hunter street Luth-
m church has resigned his charge
nd will return to Columbus. Mr..
1ouebbeh is all educated gentleman,
jealous minister and during his
ay in Logan endeared himself to
le people of his chu ,h and all our
tizens by his pleasant sociability
nd his exemplary habits. We hope
g may be happy and successful in
hatever places his lines may be
lst, and that he will, in his new field
labors, meet as many and as
arm friends to welcome him as he
'aves in Logan, regretting his de
arturo.
There are fifteen specialists in the
ime Kiln Club including James
[cGiven,the champion banjo player
Ohio, Jay Quigly, the celebrated
onologist latch of AL. G. Fields
Dophi Glue, Sells Bros
racker Jack Clown, Jack Farrell.
ohm ONiel, Lenord and Darling, an
team that are astonishing
le world with their famous original
onkey turn. Harry Taylor, Prof
Ioup. Little Violet. J, W.Sheppard.
arnlean & Worland,a crack musical
am who just closed an engagement
18th Cleveland ministries and host
Others who partic 'pated in the meet
lg of the merry ilne kile Club.
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FOR RENT Store
rooms, Offices. and
dwellings. Call on or
address f. F. RempeI,
(oct. 5. ss' tf
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There is prospect for an excellent
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

tits expected that Valiant, the Paris
anarchist, will be executed on Monday.
X schaefer won the billiard game last
night at Cincinnati. Score: schaefer,
600; Slosson, 49,. II
The President and Mrs. Cleveland
gave their annual official dinner to the
United States supreme court, last night.
Admiral Fairfax, OF the q. S. navy, is
dead. He was to. have appeared to
testify in the Hawaiian inYestigation
yesterday. t$7as
"'Pony' Moore. the father-in.law OF
Charles Mitchell, the puyilist, was ar.
rested in New York on a charge OF dis!
orderly conduct. 4 i. Z,
IL, The roofers' union and the st. Iouis
Roofing Company arc at war over 70.
duction Of wages. The rooiers refused
to. go to work q: the reduced wages and
astsike was declared on. n
The. oil excitement at Fostoria, Ohio
continues. The, ,Lambright well throws
out 1900 barrels per day. a The hotels,
are owdedwith prospectors aud fancy,
bids for leases are made. &
There Is labor trouble IN the Cr;ppls
Creek gold mining region between tho
union and non,union men. liners mt
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senate wcro made by Senator Stewart
md Senator Allison, both OF whom con.
tended that tho secretary Of tho trcaa.
ury had no power to issue bonds for
other purposes than redemption, and
that 1t would be 4 violation OF law for
tho secretary OF the troasury to use tho
money thus accruing for tho purpose Of
meeting current syndlcates.
Senator Dubois, OF Idaho, said no
could not vote for Senator Stewards
resolution, because 1t doniod tho power
OF tho secretary OF the trcasury to issue
bonds for any purpose.
Senator Call. OF Florida, took the
position that tho secretary OF tho trcas-
ury had not tho power to issue tho
bonds for tho purpose contemplated.
At5:l0 o'clock, on motion Of Senator
Faulkner, tho senate wont into exccu.
tive session, with tho understanding
that tho resolution should go over un-
I'll tomorrow. AT 5:lO tho senate ad.
iourncl. ga#
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tho Zonobia, Legal Tender, Asabclla
Little May. Independence, Anna Loo,
Grablc and Strong minos have boon
called out. The matter will bo settled
Sunday. ~ 55
Tho lumbcrmcn's association Waited
tho mills and factories at Charleston
yesterday. Governor MucCorklo 70.
coiyod thom at tho state house In the
afternoon. and atniGht thoy were, ban
quettod. t.5 3ll.
A half wittod, deaf muto son OF
Thomas Roberts, Kanawha county,
W. Va, farmor. became offended at his
fathor yesterday and burned his barn
containing q large quantity Of grain
and 1.-Two stock.
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BENuAaI's CONDUCT
AT Rio Matter For Pride and Exultat!on
Among Al Amerirnns.

AT Rio n NInttcr For Pride und Exultat!on
Among All Americans.
WAsnrSGToN, Feb. 1.-The feeling OF
pride and exultntion in naval depart
ment circles over the achievement OF
Admiral Benham and Commissioner
Brownson at Rio, is displayed without
any effort at conccalment. It is pretty
well understood that Admiral Benham
has acted on his own discretion through.
out tho affair. Aftor the firing on
American merchantmen on Saturday,
tie admiral cabled the navy depart
ment what he proposed to do in view Of
certain conditions.
II any special instructions were sent
him, or any special permission to pur-
sue tho course he had, neither appears
in the. official correspondence as given
out. The message sent to him to-day
by Secretary Herbert is an unequivocal
commendation OF his course in every
particular. The, confidence of%tho de-
partniont in his capacity ia further
shown by tho fact that he is left en-
tirely to his own discretion in the
further conduct OF his affairs in the
delicate task hc has embarked upon.
Minister .Thompson's despatch indi-,
Gates that Admiral Benham does not in
tend to Interfere with actual hos.ilities
directed against Rio by the insurgents.
The minister says: American vessels
must tako tho consequences when got
ting in the line Of fire whore legitimate
hostilities are actually in progress"
There is some doubt expressed as to
this statement being roconciled with
that OF the Admiral himself ""to give
American merchant vessels full protec.
ton to tho wharf" II they desire to 90.
It is considered that the position OF
Admiral Benham precludes the right Of
insurgents to interfere with American
merchant vessels or Ito prevent thom
landing their cargoes, unless the insur.
gents shall be accorded belligerent
rights. That is to say any hostilities
conducted by the insurgents that inter
fere with the rights OF American mer.
chantmon will be liable to be stopped
by the American forces.
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SMALL BUSINESS
Was This. By President Glove
lands Minister to Hawaii.
HE REFUSED TO PARTICIPATE
In the Independence Day Celobra-
tion of u Government
TO WHICH HE WIS ACCREDITED

BY tho Chief Executive of This Coun.
try-Tho Anomaly orWiIlis' Position
Proyokcs Surprise and Excitement
III Hawaiian Govcrnmcnt. Circles.
Tho oAnnoxationIsts Standing shoul.
der TO Shouldcr-A Patriotic Ad.
dress by tho Leader Of tho Amcri.
can League ut tho Celebration.
Words OF Stirring Eloquoncc.
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Was Ever Witnessed Before in the
American Capitol.
DRAMATIC CLIMAX TO The DEBATE
On the Wilson Tariff Bill, aud It's
Passage by the House.
SCENE GRAPHICALLY DESCRIBED.
Twenty Thousand Curious People
Surge ut the House Doors
TO WITNESS THE CLOSING SCENES.

Only Seventeen democrats Voto
Against the Bill OH Its Final Pass
{ aso-othcrs Who Had Denounced
1t Whipped Into Limo at tho Last
Moment, or Overcome BY Dir. Wi.
sons BuruinG lsloquenco - Tho
Z Chairman of tho Ways and Means
Committee Borne Upon tho shoul.
!. ders OF Enthusiastic FREQ Traders
Mt tho Conclusion of tho "Grcatcst
Effort of His Lile"-Ex.spcakcr
Reed, Who Closes for tho Republic
cans. RcccIyes an novation-Thc Bill
Passed by sixty-Four Majority, In.
z come Tax and All.
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Tho 1vnr In uondnirns.

New YoRK, Feb. Ia special to the
World from San Salvador says: Pros
ident Vasquez, Of Honduras. has
sent word hero that no " is
receiving reinforcements daily,
and yesterday he captured four OF
General Ortiz's cannon and obliged him
to retreat, thus allowing provisions to
enter TeguciSalpa, the beleaguered
capital. i a, ,Es5l .l
Vasque says further that ho is recon-
structing his defences aud 10 preparing
for renewed assault upon the enemy.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. LAT II o'clock
tonight Secretary Herbert said that he
had not received any response from
Admiral Benham in answer to instruc-
tions from the department to furnish q
more detailed account Of the incident of
the Goth ult. Both Secretary Herbert
and Secretary Gresham, however, say
that since the receipt Of Minister
Thompson's account they regard this
information OF the incident as complete
and ADEQUATE. la ~ e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02
CaNADN COAL sToCIl
GooI Up Two Points on LcnrnlnE of tho
#E Wilson Iyilrs Passage.

Wilson Ellis Passage.
orrAwA, oNT., Fob. Ia. r. Dickey,
NJ. p, for Cumberland, N. B., speaking
hcro to-day about tho provision in tho
Wilson bill placing coal on tho
free list, said that in Nova
Scotia there was a division OF
opinion among those concerned
with the coal interests about the advan-
tages OF the free entry Of Canadian coal
into tho United States, involving, Of
course, as 1t would, free entry OF United
States coal into Canada. On report OF
the news that free coal had passed the
house Mt Washington, coal stocks ro,o
two points. IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02

ST. PAUL, MINI, Feb, Martin P.
Erickson, aged "a. proprietor Of a
butcher shop on Decatur. street, was
murdered tonight. Some person un-
known entered the shop and shot
Erickson in the breast and he died in
ten minutes. i5{si +
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a PATRIOTIC ADDRESS.

A mass meeting was hold tonight at
which w. G. Smith, candidate and lead
or OF the American League, made an ad.
dress. Speaking OF the provisional gov.
ernment's recent defiance to President
Cleveland, in refusing TO surrender its
powor to the queen, Mr.. Smith said:
"Therc is nothing moro inspiring in
the annals OF l776 than tho unwaver-
ing front which you presented in your
great emergency. On one side was tho
chief OF sixty millions, and here was
an armed body OF paltry thousand;
there was the strongest of modern
powers with it's fleets and army; here
were a few lone rocks In the ocean,
without fort upon their pinnacles,
and without gun upon deck.
There was a great government
whose President had declared
that our dethroued queen should
reign again; here was little band OF
men who said she must pass over their
dead bodies frat. There, in our harbor,
were tho broadsides Of possible foo;
here, on our shore, was battalion be-,
hind its sand bags. The odds were
great, but tho patriots OF Hawaii took
them, and II tho American people.
aroused by that spectacle, had not
placed themselves between us and
harm, l feel that here upon this soil
would have beon a Thcrmopolte not less
consecrnted to human courage than
that which made immortal tho memoryr
OF the three hundred Greeks. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02

BRlpdEroRT, CoxS., Feb. 1.-The
Wheeler aud Wilson Manufacturing
Company has shut down until February
10, throwing many hundred hands out
OF employment temporarily. But very
little has been done at tho factory since
last fall. 3 v, Z e,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02

y THOUSANDS who have been n cured
gratefully testify to tho merits Of Ra-
dams Microbe Killer. Read what they
say by calling for q 50.pase book, free
at Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling, EW. Va. h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02

Il NJ Thai Microbes cause disease. and
that Radam's 3Iicrobe Killer5isF sure
cure for amy blood or chronic ailment
can be proven by getting q 50.pa book
free, from Logan Drug CO. Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02
in. tTHN2 sENl,rs,

Tho Debate on Secretary OF tho Grnasury
p Carlisie's Power to Issue Donis.l g.5
sSilW AsHINoToS, D. N. .. Feb. The
Principal speeches Of the day in the
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For West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio. fair: slowly rising Temperatures; variable
winds shifting iosouth. X x EEi;}}7l3i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02
lcopulghlea, 1901 by he .issociaic4 prt.,

SAN Francisco, Feb. 1.-The brig W.
G. Irwin arrived from Honolulu lato
this afternoon, bringing the following
advices to January II, iivo days later
than last advices received hero by
steamer Mouowai, January 70:
HoSoLuLu, Jan. l7.-slnce last ad-
vices, but little OF Importance has hap
pened hero. The people are preparing
for grand blowout in celebration OF
tho anniversary OF the establishment of
the provisional government. established
year ago to-day. The annexation club
and American League have gone into
tho celebration with a will and thoro is
little doubt 1t will be great success.
Adverse comment has been created
by tho fact that yesterday afternoon
notice was sent to the United States
minister by the provisional govern
mont that tho 18th OF January was the
national holiday and asked him il he
would honor it with public notice and
salutes from the United States war
ships in port. This letter OF invitation
included two others addressed to tho
captains OF the United States steamers
Philadelphia aud Adams asking them
to join in the celebration.
* SMALL BUSINESS.
At 4p. m. yesterday a reply was re-
ceived which greatly startled the gov
,ernment. Tho substance Of the minis.
ter'a reply is unoiIlcially given as fol-
lows: 'i az
II have received your noto Of yos.
terday and am obliged to say that the
United States finds it i'm possible to DO
present to participate in the celebration
of national independence, as proposed
by tho provisional government OF Ha-
waii. l therefore decline to take part
.in such celebrations on the part OF the
United States OF America" '2'
h Upon receipt OF this message tho
widest excitement prevailed in govern
meut circles. They had thought that,
as the Cleveland administration had
acknowledged tho provisional govern
ment, the United Statea was prepared
to stand by its guns.
The situation at tho present writing
ia one in which the annexationista arc
standing shoulder to shoulder. Tho
royalist question remains-can this
strained condition OF atTaira last? It.
will be hard to decide with both parties
claiming the vantage. Minister Willis
has undoubtedly decided against tho
American party and on the other hand,
tho American party has decided against
Minister Willis and Consul General
Mills. The fight is still on and the 70.
snla will hn intnrnstinp II. ~. ..l.... ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02

TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator in
youth aud you will enjoy q green old
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02

agreed to. 2O2 to 10i, although a mum.
Dor oil Democrats, Including Nessrs,
Lockwood, Of New York; McCroary.
MeMillan, Warner, Bland, Wheeler, Of
'AlObama,Rnd Wolyerton voted agAinstit,
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The time had now arrived to vote on
the bill and pending amendments, the
disorder was SO great that the sergeant
alarms was called upon to clear the
aisles, and tho wives Of members who.
had been allowed upon the floor were
Obliged to retire. It took twenty min!
!utes to Icstore order go that the public
business could proceed. The speaker
then announced that there were two
pending amendments-that Of tho com.
mittee on WAYS and means to Increase
the duty on barley from \ 20 to, % per
cent nd valorem and on barley malt
from 25 TO So per, cent, and the amend.
to to increase 5the1duty' to s2 cents pei
bushel on barley and SO cents on barley
malt. The firstly vote was taken ont
sTawney amendment, which was lost
upon an aye and may yote:oi u 20 to 197,;
The com mittee amendment was then
HyEr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
Summer a..

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lpie biib1b er ii9 nit Der Naht unters
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onqenebm, Sbre 9etannti9oft gu mos
chen; leben Sic benn pobl! = - Oa
tit Sbre uaailerfrons". Hidtig, oos
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bes g}eit, bieies 8ooen, !oerr Oottor,
ouf Wieoerieben!"
N}it let4tfiibigem 8ebagen elitt bic
ctipas iAmale, artItofratii6s @eitolt
iiber bic SGlpelle bes Safe auFetb,
nm bic be9onnene &ur fort3uieBen.
&einbaro iab inn topfi9iittelnb na9;
tlingelte bann ben 6ausbiensr Ieines
GoItbofes berous, itieg Die Srsppsn
blndn, ging ourh bic lanesn 8orri1
bore bin, big er in Ieinem 3immer
itono. gs mar bus leBts, ber pFarr,
tir6e gegenii6sr, nad Sften unb ndd
Suben blideno; au6 Elm fletner Ball
fen fehlte ni6t. @r trat nod auf
eins Weile binaus unb lieb ii6 bon
benz tpei6en 2t6t Der Iinfenben St,
del iiber flut6en. g}ein, pa6te er, dls
bdtte er Settau nod por ii1, - 10
tpie ou min th bier nidt leben! SD
min mir bic SOrnen ins 5lei16 oes
ben lcfIen, mid taiteisn, bdrten, MIDI
geIunb ma4en unb ftarf. Grmatten
psrb' i'd nt4t uno peraagen audi
ntht; i'd bub' ia mein 0orbilb -
bisIen Martin nit benz 5luibum -
Der 10 elenb frant lit unb bod ftGrter
dls lie Iae, Der 8ater unb ainber err
aiebt, an bei1sn Mugen fis bGngen.
Wunoerlider MenI6 bas.. -. 9lber
gieb I6t, W}artin, ouf meine Dirt
mdh' t6 es bir nu6. Oiele Monos
liAel ba - mod 10 Elm 1dmales
Stiid. Iber lie nirb sana setpiB bon.
gfd, unb ta benn niht.
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Die Safel mar abserGl1mt, muir Der
Mein mar 1teben seblieben, Heinbarb,
: in allerlei @ebanfsn osr1unfen, tparb
nun burh einen patriarbaliIhen 8orz
oana iiberraf6t: Der iunge 9iener, Der
per16munben mar, fam nod einma(
tpieber, biesmal nit Der &ammeriuna=
fer, Inn Der 5dmilie @ute Haht! gu ia
gen. gifpoemus blieb Bel Der &rebens,
syiora gine ober Inn ben Slid 6erum,
Inn 1t9 BON jeoen Mitglieb bes 9au1es
be1onbers 81 perablhieben unb Der 3d.
rone1ie bic 9anb 5u tlifen. Al9 ts otl
Martta borbettam, unterlieB er nt9t,
einen 1etner polfstbiimlihen S9er3e an
iie gu ri9tsn, lporauf iie nit einsm altz
iiinaferlihen 2G9eln ben &opf auf bic
Seite Isgte. Sci Der S9iir perneigte
iie ii4 mod einmal seeen bic sanae &c,
iellfhaft; bann aog iie ii4 NIT Nifobe-
mug, ber elm duBerit eintrdhttges unb
5ufriebenes @eli4t ma9te, auf bic
9ausflur auriid.
Sin fonberbarer aopf," benterfte
Meinbarb, ber ibm na9seblidt bate.
Man tpetb ni9t 1iebt bteier junse
Menih einfGltig ober idlau, bdbli9
ober biiubl9 aus. Gr bat iebenfaus
ettpas. bab man ibn anf9auen mub."
"@ehen Sic, paore Baron" rief
Martin getptfermaben triumpbirenb
aus: rmein 5reunb aus oem Norben 1T
Elm Menidentenner! = Ser 8engel 1T
nidt unintereKan fubr ct gegenRein>
barb fort; ui4 unterbdlt' MIDI eigent-
lid germ NIT ibm, neil ih i'm tubire.