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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-09-06
DAIRY HUSSANDRY
At the Ohio state University.


There has been movement on foot
for couple of years to establish q
special course of instruction in dairy
husbandry in connection with the
school of agriculture of the Ohio State
university. The board of trustees of
the university has recently appropri-
ated s., 500 for the equipment and main
tenance during the coming year of a
department for thorough instruction
in the manufacture Of butter and
cheese. A set of rooms well adapted
for limited number of students has
been assigned for this purpose, and it
Is expected that an expert butter and
cheese man will be placed in charge.
This instruction will be given as a part
of the short course III agriculture, in
which free scholarship is granted to
one student annually from each county
in the state. The appointments. are
made by the county boards of agri-
culture. They are good for two years
and cover all college dues. The fall
term opens. September II, 1894. Fur
ther information with regard TO the
courses in agriculture may be obtained
by addressing postal card to the pro-
fessor of agriculture, Thomas f. Hunt,
Columbus. A handsome illustrated
circular will be sent upon application.
The difference between the
wealthy idler and the leader of an
orchestra is that the formers sole
ambition is to kill time and the latter
beats it.
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Divorce Notice.

a. n. Lynn whose place of residence is
unknown VIII take notice that un the fStn,
day oi July, 1854, Emma Lynn filed her pc
teton in the Coz rt of Common Pleas ni
Hockiug County, Ohio, being cause number
2G29, praying for II diyOr from said a III
Lynn on the grounds OF wiiifui absence and
gross neglect of duty ard that said cause
will be Tor hearing and after the 18th day
OF Septem Der, 1871
WRIGHT * PETIT,
Attys., tor Plaintiff.
(Aug 2Gw)
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Announcements.

We are authorized TO announce the name
CT John Notestone, as Al candidate for Treas
urer. (Seccnd term,l subject 10 the decision
OF the Democratic Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce The name
OF Alexander A Jumper as candidate for
Comfy Commissioner. (second term) subject
To the decision OF the Democratic Pr mary.
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Although very little regard is
paid in Newport to what are called
in Massachusetts, understood lob
sters, for the sale of which there is
heavy penalty, a lobster was
captured by a fisherman named
George Sirius which completely
eclipses anything before found there,
and as there were no purchasers for
the lobster for eating purposes it
will probably be sold for exhibition.
The lobster was upwards of twenty
inches long and weighed some seven
teen pounds. An old salt who was
near by when the question of age
Was brought up pronounced him to
be at least fourscorc. The lobster
was caught in an ordinary trap, ex-
cept that he was not caught in the
usual way He was so large that he
could not enter as other Holsters do,
but while around the entrance he in
some way became entangled il the
wood work forming the lobster pot
and was borne to the surface and ex-
tricated. One of the large claws had
become almost devoid OF life, while
the other, though not at all frisky,
was capable of giving a hard bite
Fall River {Mass.) Herald.
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Lynn. Emma IS 4 Il Lynn
Lemon. Tebecca i. vs. Elizabeth Wooleyer ct al.
lIutz. Clara vs. Adam Il u ct 81.
Lance, Emma VS. James Kreig
Matthias, Isaac vs. Margaret Drollinger ct al
Myers Charies r. VS. The Lost Run CoarCo ct al
Murphy, John Wvs Jennie Wheeler ct al
oSn " @ ha m e SG5.h Gd ct al
Notestone Jonn Treas VS. a Culver ct al
oldaeld, Allen W vs. William oldaeld
OlGfeid Alien W vs. VIM oldfeld
Rempel F VS. TIE uai9n Bank OF hog,n
Rhodes. + John c Campbell
lse@pel f'F vs. Tae Logan .. G: 6 l. l. & G Co.
starr Coal & Iron Co VS. l. y Culver ct
sou,ers VIM \ vs. John eery ct al
simms, Albert NJ I vs. r + I FREY i,st ct al :.
Sullivan d Samuel Kuhn
sehil. Ida vs. John Schiil
siarkey Nancy y vs. George GIL
Sullivan. Asa IS EfIle sullivan
stacy, +; Il. ct a vs me {. 4 i: c, &Lco,
stiverson. sus'nnah VS. Wn. Keynes etaI Admrs.
StaltSr, VIM. W. vs. Anna-Stalter
Thompson, John H. VS. C. < c 81 Co
I,hoinps3n' Nary T.Admrx vs. {. nv. ST Ry. Co,
Trimmer. Abe. Trust Vernon c. Todd
Iimmes Elizabeth 4 dni1 vs. Susan Thimmes
Uai,n Central Life 1ns CO. vs. VIM Albright ct al.
yore Pearl V vs. Rodger Alcoit As,nee
Van HON, Laura y IS james Il. +. Van Horn
weiland, N j VS. f: y KittSmier
Walters Ida AdmrX vs. The c. H. V. &C I, Ry. Co.
Wright WINS. vs. Geo ". Alfred et al.
Williams, John w. vs. Thomas Price ct al
Young. Alice Ralph Perry
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WRECK OF TIE SUSAN E. PECK
All Caused by The Ari'fic a! Limb Of
The Pilot

All Caused by the Ari'f al Limb CT
the Pilot.
Have you a wooden leg? Have
you a make-believe arm? Have you
nerves of steel? Do you take iron
tonics? These are some of the per-
sonal interrogatories that will con-
front the future applicant for a IL
cense to act as q pilot of steam YES
sells. When the government inspec-
tors sit to receive applicants for il
ccnses they will fire these questions
off. If the surprised applicant
pleads guilty to any Of The counts he
must subject his artifciaiity 10 the
scrutiny of the members Of the
board. This all comes through the
discovery that q ships compass
needle takes queer turns and cuts up
unaccountable shines sometimes.
The Philadelphia board of under
writers had the danger called forci-
BY to them by the loss of the schoon-
er Susan E. Peck, which went ashore
at Bar Point, Lake Erie, in Sep
tember last, cntailing . aloss of twen-
ty thousand dollars, which the in
surance companies had to pay. This
disaster, it is claimed, was directly
traced to the slight deviations Of the
compass due to the steel in her
pilots artificial leg, The matter
was called to the attention of the
treasury department, which will
shortly issue a circular to the in
spectors Of hulls and boilers, who
constitute the local board of exam
iners, as to the course to pursue
when limbless applicants for pilots
certificates come forward. The
proper protection of the ships com
pass must pc perfected at all haz-
ards.
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Legal Notice.

Charles A. HTltz. whose place of residence
is unknown, Mary Teaeer, residing at konovi
West virginia, stella Hall, Harry Hall ana
- Han. Whose ESt known post office
address was Madison. Indiana, will take
notice that on the 9th day of August, 1874,
Elizabeth Thinmes, as admin tra!riN. &c-.
oi john Thimmes, deceased fled her petition
in the Common Pleas Court Of locking
COuHty, ohio. in c1Se number POS against
the above named parties. and others, pray
lag for the foreclosure Ol II mortgage made
Is Nicholas Thimmes, and Susan ThimmeS
his wife, to aid John Thimne>, IN his life
time, on the following real estate, situate IN
Hooking County, OHIO: Being the South
west quarter OF the North west quarter OF
Section IS. in Township u oi Range ls-con-
tanning 20 acres;aiso the Northwest quarter
OF the South west quarter of Section lS in
Township i3 of Range Is, in the District of
lands subject to- sale at Chiiiicothe, ONO,
containing $40 acres, given to secure u
promiSory note. dated March .th, 1857. for
SO, with intrl est from said date, and exc
cuted by said morigagors in favor of said
John Thimmes.
said parties are required TO answer on Or
before the 18th, day III october, 1871, or jGdS-
ment may be taken against them.
ELIZABETH THIMMEo,
Administrators Sc ofJohn Thimmes, dec ID
BY Freeman S Garrett her AtIyS.
ChiiiicOtEe, Ohio.
August lG, 1874. ct
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Democratic Ticket.

FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE,
JOSEPH G. HUFFMAN,
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General Insurance.
Fire; Life, Accident, Cyclone
and Livestock,

The following old and reliable
Companies represented:
The American. of Philadelphia,
Connecticut, OF Hartford,
Continental, OF New York,
Fllernon's Fund, of San
Francisco,
Neutonia, of Dayton,
Royal, of Liverpool,
Northern, of London,
Mercantile, of London,
Michigan Mutual Life,
Accident Association, N. Y
Money to loan, low rates, long time.
w. w. McCRAY.
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Young. Alice VS. Ralph Perry
The herald., 1894-10-29
TRAIN ROBBER ROGERS.
HE MAKES A BOLD ATTEMPT TO
BREAK JAIL.
Accomplioss on the Outside to Spirit
Him Awsy-Kid Thompson Be-
lisvsd to BE ia the viein-
ity of Tacson.

TUCSON, Asiz., Oct. 2S.-Oscar Rogers,
one oi the men charged with holding up
the Southern Pacific eastbound over.
land some weeks ago, near Maricops
station, and now confined in Jail here
pending hearing on indictments found
by the grand jury of Pinsl county,
made daring and almost successful
attempt to escape today. He had been
allowed the freedom OF the main corri-
cor on the lower floor Of the building in
the daytime. This afternoon the jailor
noticed Rogers was frequently near the
closet, and his suspicion becoming
aroused, he made an investigation, find
ing that Rogers had removed all but ons
layer OF brick from the wall. The hole
he was making would have been amply
large for him to have crawled through.
A line of clothes was between the
jailor's Office and whore Rogers
wan at work, so that it wao
impossible to see what the bandit was
about, unless one were near him. Rog-
era would have made his escape if he
had had 10 minutes mure. Once out
side the walls, his recapture would have
been no easy matter, for it ia positively
known that others implicated in the
Maricops train robbery were near at
hand to help him. Kid Thompson,
whom the Southern Pacific detectives
are working day and night to capture, is
thought to be in this vicinity. II is
said that arrangements had been made
for Thompson and others to have sad
die horse and rife ready for Rogers
in the Tucson mountainD near this city.
The opinion Of the officers here 10
that the men that held up the overland
at Maricopa station are the ones that
committed the Roscoe robbery.
The herald., 1894-10-29
THE ARGENTINE EARTHQUAKE,
Many Towns Destroyed by the
TemblOr.
At Least 1000 People Killed and
Wounded.
Twenty Thousand People HON me1sss-Ths
Governments Sending spsoisi re-
lief Traizs TO the Devastated
District.

By .be Associated Press
BuESos AYREs, Oct. 2S.-Ths earth
quake which was felt throughout the
Argentine Republic yesterday was most
severe in the provinces of San Juan de
la Frontera and Rio Janeiro. Many
churches, theatefs and private houess
were destroyed. Twenty persons are
known to have perishsd. The inhabi-
tants are in q state of panic, fearing a
repetition OF the shocks. The govern
ment is extending aid to those who
have lost their homes. and everything
possible will be done to alleviate their
suffering. Though the shock was felt in
other parts of the country. it was less
severe than in the TIVE provinces above
named.
NEW YoaK, Oct. 2S.-A special dis
patch from Buenos Ayres sayu:
A correspondent at La Rioje, capital
OF the province Of the same name, tele-
graphs that the city has been ruined by
last nights earthquake. The church
and schools and public edifces are all
thrown down. The people are camping
out in the neighborhood. Comparative
ly few were killed, as there was general
rush into the open. the frat shock
came at 4:30. At times the shocks
lasted 20 seconds.
The scene was horrible one, women
sbfieking and fainting on every hand
when the walls came crashing down.
Two Sisters of Mercy were killed and
many more are now entombed in the
ruins. The governor fears that the
killed and wounded throughout the
province must number at least 1900, "a
many Of the outlying towns also SUI
fersd.
From San Juan come reports that the
shocks continued during the night, but
were slight in character. Not a house
in town is without damage. 1t Ia re-
ported that in various parts of the prov
ince the ground opened and geyser OF
boiling water and mud spouted forth.
Couriers continue to arrive here with
news OF the damage wrought in the va
rious departments and towns. The viii
lags OF Del Abordon has been completely
swallowed up in the huge gaps which
opened in the ground.
The national government 10 sending
special trains with doctors, tents, food
and every kind of assistance. as we'll az
laborers, to clear away the wreckage.
La Paenss has opened q public SUBJ
scription list and the town of La Rioja
has contributed 10000 milries. 1t is
estimated that at least 10000 people are
homeless.
South OF Buenos Ayres only slight
shock WAS felt. The wave appears to
have passed away to neawsrd near the
mouth OF La Plata river.
The herald., 1894-10-29
THE IMMORTAL swAYBACK.

Tsnpy shipped to California to Vie In
stRd with Salvador.
LEXINGTON. Oct. 2S.-Tenny, the i'm.
mortal little SWAY back" was shipped
in special ear to California tonight.
The horse will be placed in the stud al
Rancho del Psao, the stock farm of MIL
lionaire J. B. Hsggin. Tenney has
been doing service at the Beaumont
stud for some time. Several months
ago David Pulsifer, owner OF Tommy, and
]. B. Haggin, matched Tenuy and Sal
vator for q con.est in string epesd, $4,000
being posted. Each horae will be bred
to three of the bsst mares on Haggin's
farm, and the product raced in their
second and third yesr-old forms, against
each other. Ii the get OF Tenny defeats
the 2-year-olds by Salvador, Pulsifsr
gets the money and vice verse.
This 10 the only wager OF the kind on
record. Having done battle on the turf
each giant will vie with the other in
getting their counterpart.
The herald., 1894-10-29
CONDEMNED TEELGRAMs.

The mining and metallurgioal expo
alton at Santiago, Chile, opened yester-
day.
The money market is more active at
the City of Mexico, and importations
are increasing.
Crowds are visiting the City OF Mex
leo every Sunday in large numbers to
witness bull fghta.
Hay Springs, Neb., was vieitod by q
snowstorm yesterday. lasting eight
hours. Stock is suffering greatly.
A FIRE in stable on Esst Eighty-fifth
street, New York. destroyed the build
ing and burned one man, John Kelly, to
death.
Baraja and wife, in whose house oc-
cured the first row resulting in the
Verastugui- Romero duel, have left the
City of Mexico.
Michael Devlin, employed at the Bur-
gundy vineyard near San Jose, GAL, fell
into o wine vat and died almost inHtant-
ly from asphyxiation.
A ministerial council to discuss inn
portant euestions has been summoned
will result in cabinet crisis.
Herr Most and his company were to
have presented the play, Die Weber, in
Oertsl's Phoenix Park hall, Newark, last
night, but they were refused permission
by the police.
At Trimbls, Tenu., forest fres are
spreading ruin. The long drought has
made timber and grass as dry "a tinder
and the flames spread with lightning
like rspidity.
@. A. Glass and L. H. Rogers, two
brskemen on the Rio Grande Western,
were caught between freight care while
coupling at Soldiers Camp, Utah. and
crushed to death.
Another well developed case OF small
pox was discovered at Washington yes>
terday, the victim being Charles i.
Williams, q colored messenger in the
interior department..
A romantic suicide occurred st Ar~
buckle, Oal., about o'clock Sunday
evening ;'the vile OF W. ]. Clarke found
his dead body lying across the grave of
his daughter, with pistol by his aide.
Clarke was trustee of Pierce college.
A dispatch from Berlin says the em-
peror and empress attended en opera
performance In aid OF the movamsnt to
boUuIo luuuo iuf IIlApoiOT W IiLhn u
memorial church. The Emperor's Song
to Egier was aung and loudly applauded.
A report comes from Goodletsville,
Tenn, that j. II. Hendricks, a respect
able oolored school teacher, was assas-
uinated in his own yard Saturday night.
and great indignation exists. The sheriff
has sent for bloodhounds to track down
the murderer.
Forest fires are raging in the vicinity
OF Corinth, Miss, and dense smoke
overhangs the town. Several cotton
fields have been destroyed in outlying
districts, valuable tim ber ruined and the
country laid waste. Hundreds of farm.
ers are fighting the flames.
After two weeks' unsuccessful endea-
vor on the part of detectives snd local
officers, the parties who 70 bbed the Pa
cifc Express company at The Dalles,
Ore. OF $40, 900. ON October 18th, have at
last been apprehendsd and placed under
arrest. and all but 5000 OF the money
recovered. Frank Klein and Otis Saw
age. young men of respectable parent
age, living there. are in Jail, having
made a complete tOniession OF the
theft.
The herald., 1894-10-29
WIRE wAIFs.

At Helena, Ark, the whiteoap cases
resulted in ecquittal.
The outloek FOR the Hawaiian sugar
crop OF 1895 is very flattcring, being es.i-
mated at 150. 900 tons.
At Lebanon, Ind, q wagon containing
q party returning from q dance was
struck by train and FIVE Of the merry
makers were killed.
A disastrous freight wreck occurred
on the Pennsylvsnia road. near Croy-
don Pass, in which three men were
killed and score or more injured.
The warehouse of NJ. Seller & Co.,
dealers in Qussnsware, at Portland, Ore,
burned shortly after midnight. The
loss Ia about $65. 900, fully insured.
The London Daily News aaye Lord
Roaebery's speech at Bradford WAS the
finest he ever delivered, and that it has
made his future as Liberal leader.
The Eaot st. Louis freight depot of the
St. Louis TranHfer company was de-
stroyed with number OF freight cara
and contents last night. LoHs. $500 600.
A large Hungarian boarding house at
Laurel Run, Pa, was blown to atoms by
dynamiters and three OF the inmates
we're killed outright. four fatally injured
and half dozen seriously hurt.
John III. Holmes. q promoter, who
claims to come from Chicago. was
drugged and robbed in New York OF a
$500 gold watch and valuable papera,
one of which was g toatract worth
$4,000.
The John.strest, New York city,
Methodist church celebrated its 125th
anniversary yesterday. On the spot
whore this rather shabby church stands
was erected the first Methodist meeting
house in America.
Chippewa Falls, Wis, and vicinity
were terribly shaken yesterday by an
explosion which occurred on the sum-
NIT OF q hill mile from town, whero
was stored in small building Eve tons
OF dynamite. 1t is presumed rife
bullet, fred by hunter into the build
ing, lodged in some powder and the
shooter lost his life.
The New York Advertiser says: In
all probability there are not more than
dozen cattle exporters who will be
affected by the recent action Of the
Hamburg senate in prohibiting the inn
portation Of American live stock. The
excure given by the Germans is that
the cattle are diseased. Tp real reason
probably is that the empire wants to
retaiiALe against the United States for
passing a discriminating duty on Ger
man beet sugar.
The herald., 1894-10-29
BLoOD-sPILLING BARRED.
The Griffo-Lsvirns Fight VIII Ee .
Tams Affair.

Iams Affair.
New YORK. Oct. Estate tonight In
spsotor McKslvsy, OF Brooklyn, was
seem by an Associated Prees reporter re-
garding the series OF glove contssts
scheduled to take place tomorrow even
ing al the Seaside Athletic club. the
most importxns Of which is the Griffo-
Lavigno 6ght. Tho inspector had juet
returned from ths Island with Superin-
tendent Campbell, where he had caused
notices to be served upon the club off,
GERS. TO the effect that no blood-spilling
and no heavy fighting would be allowed
in the ring. The inspector rldiculod the
idea that auy matchmaking would be
allowed at the ring eide or in it.
"The thing is ruled to be Illegal"
said the officer, land won't stand it
for moment"
Captain Clayton and the inspector
will command 40 men in the club house
on Monday nigh..
"Oar orders are plain" said be, land
| will guarantee no violation OF the law
will be tolerated for a minute"
Thia determination on the part OF the
police, if carried out. will put an end to
anything like a hot fight between
Critic ana Lavigne.