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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-19

Lexington, Ky. Especial. Tho re-
.ception by the Women's Relief corps
to Commander Lawler and staff was
the leading social event Of the week.
Thousands Of old soldiers both blue
and gray, attended. The reception
beean at Z O'Clock, and for two hours
the veterans, blue and gray, ana tnelr
wives paid their respects 70 me reoeiv.
Ing party, It is estimated BY veterans
mo have attended every annual en-
,campment since the Grand Army ~
orcanized that the reception surpassed
ANYTHING OF the kind ever ned Y ISs
honor. It'll claimed that lO,OOOpeople
pessed through the Calf house wneIe
the reception Was held. Toe pafiofs
were slaborately decorated.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-19
The Blue AND GRAY,
National Encampment Now II
Being Held at Louis
Vile.
4 GREAT PARADE PROMISED
Reception of the WOman's Relief
Corps an Unprecedented
Event.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. [speciall With 8
reception to the national commander.
in-chief the preliminaries OF what pro,
miAes to be q memorial reunion of the
Blue and the Gray was ushered in,
The atmosphere was heated and muggy
and the skies YER threatening show.
err but these conditions did not re.
presytke enthusiasm that Louisville
has been keeping pent up for her
guests. When Communicating Chief
Lawler aud members of his staff with
National President Margaret Wallace
and her associates Of the woman's Re-
lief Corpse, reached the Union depot
from Chicago at 8 o'clock, they were
met by q great crowd Of men and
women. The committee on invitation
and reception, headed by Gen. John B.
Castleman, was out In force and after
welcomes, introductions and handshak-
ing the visitors under escort of the
comittee and two companies of the
Louisville Legion with its band and
drum corps, we're taken to the Gait
House. Here national headquarters
were established in the big club room
on the east wall of which the fingers of
fair Louisville women had fashioned
In letters of evergreen two feet square
the inscription: "Hail to the Chiefw
Although the tide of incoming de-
partment delegations are posts has
hardly commenced to flow, rought es-
timrtes from the various depots show
that fully $4,000 strangers have ar
rived in the "a hours ending at noon.
A large proportion OF these veterans
who age or inflrmities necessitated
their travelling by easy stages. Ad-
vance committees we're assigned to
open and prepare headquarters for
pletsure-seekers of both sexes anx.
ious to secure Accommodations in ad-
vance of the rush.
Guard was mounted this morning at
Camp Caldwell where strict army dis
.cipline will be enforced. The camp
has been set out like q miniature city
and affords quarters for two hundred
posts from Illinois, Indianr, Michigan,
New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Vermont and other states. Five Pitts
burg posts, together with the first sec-
ton Of the Potomac department, es-
corted by the famous old guard, ar-
rived toward noon and were received
with great enthusiasm by the crowds
on the streets.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-19
Ku Cheng Rioters Arrested .

Homo KoNa, Sept. 1O.-The leader Of
the u-Cheng riots in which a number
of English aud American missionaries
we're killed, has been arrested. An
attempt was made by Chinese soldiers
to kidnap this person, in the hope Of
securing the reward which has been
offered for his delivery to the authori-
ties. The total number Of arrests thus
far of those concerned In the Ku-
Cheng massacre is 100, o Of the num-
Der have been convicted but up to this
time sentence has not been passed
upon any Of them. The vicory of Flu
Kien demanding the right to review
the evidence adduced at the trials.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-19
Commission Selected.

WASHINGTON, D. G. (Special)-Sheri-
dan P. Reed, United States consul ct
Tien Tsin, and Consul Francis NJ. Bar
Der, naval attache at the United States
legation at Toxic, have. been selected
as members Of the independent COM
mission which the United States will
send to investigate the attacks on mis-.
mionaries at Cheug Tu.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-19
Police Change In Omaha.

CHICAGo-Special: A special from
Lincoln, Nebraska says: It is stated
on reliable authority that the supreme
court on converting this week will rem
der an unanimous decision sustaining
the constitutionality of the law passed
by the late legislature creating q new
Omaha fire and police board and oust-
ing the old commissioners. This will
put the A. p. A. men in control again.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-19
Rumsre 81 Cuban vicsosy.

New YoRK-A Havana special says:
Il is reported . great battle was fought
in Puerto Principe, the Spanish being
defeated and the capital captured by
the insurgents. It Is said the Spanish
troops made q sortie against the In
surcents, b~eseigers who fed leading
them into an ambuscade where tney
were attaked In front and rear ~
fourteen thousand insurgents under
General MaCeo and Gomez and COM
nletely routed. The insurgents then
entered the capitol In triumph.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-19
COLLAPSE.

Two Killed audi Sax Injured 1t the Illinois
Fair Grounds.
SPRINGFIELD, III, Sept.l6-A horrible
occurred 1t the state fair
grounds this afternoon. The west
tower on the great machinery hall
which Is now being rooted collapsed
and fell Ia, burying several men BE-
meath the ruins.
Charles Hobson, . plumber Of Lin
coin Neb, who was q work On the
ground door We killed. He va Gov.
cred with several tons o. brick md
mortar.
Ja1nss rashs, oe this city, . plunbsr,
waealso killsd. Hs had bssa nAT1ied
bnt tWo weeha.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-19
Those Iowa Defsultsrs In Mexico.

City Of Mexico. Especial. The con-
sci of Rowe brothers is charged with
contempt Of court. American residents
are indignant at the language en-
ployed BY certain Iowa papers regard
the Mexican authorities, and the SEN
timent is freely expressed that Mex
leo would now be justified in not sur
sendering the Rowes, but should pun
ish them if guilty of having brought
stolen funds into the country, as the
penal code provides for in such cases.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-19

Corn Hurt by Drought-wheat Away
Below the Average-No Crop MP to
Standard.
WASHINGTON. Special. The Sept
ember report of the statistician Of the
department OF Agriculture shows . de-
cline in the condition Of corn to 96.4
from 1925 In August. The prospects
Of the corn crop suffered from drought
during August in the surplus pro-
ducing states Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Iowa and in q portion Of Nebraska.
Reports from Indiana, Iowa and Ohio
indicate that though there have been
rains during the latter part OF the
month they have been generally to
late to be of any great benefit. The
drought also injured the crop in the
eastern states. Much more enCouraR-
ing reports come from the south,
which indicate that in that section the
crop will be larger than ever before
produced. The averages in the princi-
pal states are: Kentucky lO6, Ohio
So. Michigan IS, Indiana sc, Illinois
50, Missouri III, Kansas Sc.
The general condition Of wheat, con-
sidering both winter and spring vari.
etis were harvested, was ia against
SOTO last year and "A In 1889. The re-
ported condition for the principal
wheat states are as follows: Ohio 6l.
Michigan 70, Indiana So, Illinois 50,
Wisconsin IS, Minnesota 1O7, Missouri
Is, Kansas 46, Nebraska -, North
Dakoto 1O6, South Dakota II, Oregon
50 Washington -.
The condition OF oats whom harvested
was s., rye 81, barley 67.6, buckwhest
|676, potatoes sos.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-19

..onR q river front tonight, a por-
s'on OF the grand stand on which were
seated at leaat 10000 people, gave way
aun o many were injured. No fatalities
W. reported among the northwest
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-19
CROP

Corn Hurt by Drought-wheat Away
Below the Average-No Crop mp to
Standard.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-19

PERRY, @. TT. 8. Oller and will
lam Knapp, two prominent farmers %
Kay county, quarreled shout some
hay yesterday, and ! fight w1s tho ~
suit. Oller used : hatchet and Knapp
: pitchfork. Thsbattls lasted Tor tWo
minutes With no witnesses except tie
wives Of the man, who were = hundred
yards away. Knapp stuck has pttcA-
fork through 0ller'ssbody, md Oller
cut : fearful eaaht IN Knappissids fton
which he Will d.. Ollofs died "a -
spot His NJ pulled thu pitchfofk
ont q his BODY.
MADISON, VIVA tea1nram |.
:esiyed ~ thu ncSernOEA 1t0m
tho Am1E4can cnnsul Aklbec, n
n0Qneed thAk tkSGRo ~ ~ (4pona6n
lnlainns tran6o6M thkmH
49, eneaGed q H11ck R1N1l41sE :
9pne e ptooesand kl1E tt1S91
With thstE AqaG1sand Si1
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-11-14
sure to have political ti'lal waves in

sure to have political ti,lal waves in
stock.
All will remember tha! after the
Democratic party had committed sui
eide, as al!edgea in the Grce>y cam
paign of 1872, Grant took the presi,
deney for a second time with IN over
whelming majority i'll 10th branches
of congress, and his party i'll control
Of nearly every state in the Union
This sweeping victory, as it is usual
with the Republicans, and as its re-
cent and probable success will do,
brought to the front the moral refuse
and all-powertul bosses of the party.
In two years the suicided Democracy
of 1872 SWEPT the country tom New
England to the Pacific, and the Re-
publicanism has never attained, and
probably never will attain the power
it had prior to that time. The acci-
dents Of politics had placed the Re
puh!irans in the same position of re-
sponsibility, they would have had to
take the Lammering the Democrats
have received the last three elections.
Everyone who casts an intelligent eye
below the surface of things is con-
vinced of this.-Pittsburgh Post
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-11-14

Gov. PURsELL, the bloviating Bald
Eagle of the Bushnell Club, went to
Lancaster, Tuesday evening to par
ticipate in the Republican jolification
The Eagle winged alone. He was not
escorted by the Committee, nor led
with rope by the brother in-law.
Hulls and his Horn and his Sheep
begged and blowed and bleated to 90
along. The Glee Club was discarded.
The orator, going where the conyict
State Farm Band gives tone to the
musical cult, did not want tagging
to him an orchestra mouthing a rig
marole of candidates names twisted
into doggerel verse and meowed over
in the manner of Tom Cat love
song. The magnate did not take with
him Noah Blosser and the Flag, nor
George Warrick and his Plug Hat.
Sylvester went from Logan to Lancas-
ter alone.
Judge Vickers, the Laureled Lor-
EMO of the late contest, went in
special car. The meeting ratified the
vote of the Hockipg-Vinton District,
md the Brother in Law will be the
Bench Law.
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a BODY BLOW AT THE RE
PEBLICAN PROBATE JUDGE
Delivered by the Bushnell
Club.

We copy from the last issue of the
Journal-Gazette, from proceedings OF
the Bushnell Club, at the meeting
last Saturday night.
"a resolution was offered by a
member which resolved that here
after all deputies, clerkship, ETC.,
should be filled by Republicans. This
provoked some discussion. A vote
was taken and the resolution adopted
with but few dissenting votes"
This means that Polk Acker, the
most efficient and accomplished pro-
bate in Ohio, must be dismissed, and
of Vicker's selection take
he place.
we shall see how his honor, the
Judge, takes this political order.
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The Majorities by Counties

COLUMBUS. November 9 Chairman
Kurtz, of the Republican State EA-
ecutive Committee, had at midnight
tonight received reports from all
parts of the State. Some of these re-
ports are official, and all others are
semi-official. In making the summa-
ries Chairman Kurtz and his assist
ants have endeavored to be conserva-
tive Their totals show that General
Bushnell has plurality of in the
state of 95,34S. The Republicans car
ried 81 and the Democrats &c ccun.
tbs. The pluralities, as reported Of
ficially or otherwise to the Repubi-
can State Committee, are as follows:
County. Bushnell. Campbell.
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honor l.. due and we as Democrats
bow our heads in submission to him
for the victory lie has achieved and
willing that he shall have the earth.
as for his reward, even if he did walk
down Main street in the parade, hold
ing Foraker's coat tail and hunting
his corns.
We are willing that he shall go to
Columbus as soon as The Legislature
COM enes and dictate to his bro: her in
law and use the lash too, to have a
special Judicial District carried cut
for his special use and benefit, and
>it in that exalted position as Judge
thereof, even if be did swear while
walking in the parade.
We are willing when Foraker gets
to be president of the United States,
that he shall appoint l.. d. Nickers,
Minister to Russia and remind Mr..
Foraker of the incidents of the MEM
orable parade in Logan, Ohio, and the
braying that Mckay did in the cam
pa on of '95, and Insist on his excel
lency to have that gentleman appoint
ed Minister to hungary, Poland or
Sweden, or any country close to him
so lie can use the lash and drive, and
now Mr. Editor as the battle is over
and the Republicans have got every
thing from the Atlantic to the Pacific
and from the Lakes to the Gulf (more
than they expected we want to see
good times for the people; we want to
see the merchant realize a handsome
profit for the goods sold, which he
will when the foreign merchant pays
the tariff.
We want to see the miner realize
handsome price for his labor in the
mines, and the wage-earner more for
his days wages than he now realizes.
We want to see the the manufac-
turer (Asa BushnelD realize large
profits (off the honest farmers of the
country on the different articles
manufactured, and it is our sincere
desire and wish, to see the farmers
highly recompensed for their agricul-
tural products, and especially wool,
which no doubt the Republican legis-
lature in congress and all the States
in the Union, will enact laws. to suit
the masses and the people above re-
ferred to, and thus bring prosperity
to those who are now in destitute cir
cumstances.
We want to see every soldier, not
IN Hooking county alone, but in the
United States,put on our pension roll,
and those who are already on, have
their pensions increased In order to
have more money in circulation and
have better times.
We want to see Hooking county
kept free from debt and the poor
farmers saved from having their farms
bonded against their will, compell-
ing them to pay enormous taxes.
With our new spicy paper (The
Valley Record) now established in
our midst in the west end, and new
connecting us with metropol-
itan cities, and bringing our markets
closer to home, will keep posted OH
future events, but bear in mind tha t
we are Democratic in this end and
will follow good old Marion, Good
hope. Laurel, and the other western
townships and still vote the Demo-
cratic ticket, and roll up larger and
greater maio.ity in the next battle.
More anon,
NNx,c,, E'Nr
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Lightweights to the Front.

The feather-headed and veromou
politicians take the floor to explair
and prophesy. ''Infdel Bob Inger
soil intermits his goddess TRADE to pu
the responsibility of the Democratic
reverses on the odious personality O
Cleveland, whom he abuses with thai
finished blackguardism aud abundant
falsehood he has applied from Moses
to Washington, and every light in
history between them who has failed
to make blasphemy profession. As
to Cleveland he has been honored as
no other American in our history.
Three times in IL years vast plu-
rality of the American people have
endorsed him at the polls as ''most
worthy" of the presidential Office. He
has the respect and confidence of the
business and intelligence of the coun-
try, inside and outside his party, to
degree possessed by no other living
American. Infdel Bob gnaws a file
in assailing Grover Cleveland.
The weakness of that other eminent
lightweight, FireAlarm Foraker, of
Ohio, breaks into prophecy, and he
declares the country will not see an
other Democratic administration for
30years. "Don't prophesy unless
you know" is good advice. 1t is
much more logical, and in the accord
with the teachings of history, to pre-
dict the overwhelming Republican ma
jorties will bring to the front and
place in mastery the most corrupt and
reckless Of the Republican leaders.
Schemes running into hundreds of
are the common talk. In
very state the Republican bosses
nave been strengthened in power.
The presidential nomination will be
Knocked down to the highest combi-
'ation OF bidders among them, and
hey will run Niagara with a ven, ,
,eance the next few years. Tidal ,
'aves are not confined to one party, ,
nd pefore Foraker's so years expire Y
here may be half a dozen of them.
We have had them in the last 20 years
l 1872, 1874, 1876, 1882, 1884. 1890
nd. 1852. History has Q way of re- Il
eating itself, and until you can take b
ut a policy Of insurance that will Il
reyent political party angering S
e people by its laundering and cor 7
ptiQn the country will be pretty Oh
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THE good Archbishop SaEds, the
Meichesidee Of the Bushnelites is max
ing up list OF appointees under the
new administration. They who "did
it," will be rewarded. Of course
Hooking county, and the State Farm
did it. and to the leaders belong the
offices. When Melchesedec has the
list of officers to be appointed made
out, we will publish it. They Will all
belong to the followers of theBrother
n Law,
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Road Notice.

Notice is heIeby given that a pttition will
ing county, ut their next session
january 1896,
praying for the laying Uut au.i establish m ent
OF County road on the following lin. to-
wit: Beginning at the center of the county
Road " here the road crOsS) near the resi-
dence OF Mary E. Dawley, widow OF Har-
riSon DawlPy deceased, and on the lands Of
the said III IrrsOn Dawley decreased, oil frac-
tional lot No. In section No 81 township No
l3, Range 10 in Ward township. HOching
road now used as public road (bCt not
regular laid out)eaSt to the point where sal d
wagon road crosses the east line of said Sec
tion 81 from which point In run to n point in
Fractional lot Mop i'll Section No. ", same
Tow nslIip and Range where the Travelled
W: gOu read passes under the railroad Oh the
Sand Run BraI. ch of the Columbus, Hocking IL
Valley d. Toledo ii3ilroad in said fraction
No. 2aEd II more convenient TO q point
north of said last mentioned point near said
Hallway from which point said road TO run
ON the north side Of said railroad and par
ailel and near thereto to 81 point i'll the pub
lie county road near the present residence of
Henry IHcohy ne:'r Sand Run vtllase IN said
SECTION %, towi.s hip Il, iauge ID an,i there 70
cii'!. S;:.,' rod rHSSi"9 tirnugE the lands OF
the heirs OF iiliri>'.i, Ds;w.,y. FbrneIiS Mills
heirs OF Alma Donaldson, Perry DawIey,
Sarah Dawley, Harriet Dawley. AnniS
wilt, Marion Nutter,and the Columbus, II ock
ing Valley Il Toledo X. r. Company.
WEBSTER DAWLEY.
October 81 A u. 1895. Principal Petitioner.
81 iw
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AN DINANGE.
TO establish Tie .g1ude Of
Olcha1a Street from the
nOyth site Of HNRter street
IL Goose CEppk.

Section |. Be it ordained by the Council of
the incorporated Village OF Logan. D:
That the grade for Orchard steeet, north Of
Hunter street to Goose Creek be eSttbIish
ed as follows; Beginning at point where
the west curb line of Orchard street inter
sectS the North curb line OF Hunter street, at
an elevation above the datum of 1868 feet,
thence north with an ascending grade OF
90 of foot in 100 feet for 21j feet to an eleva-
tion of l6S feet above the datum; Thence
with ~ decending grade Of 0 2, OF II foot in
LOO feet TO the sOrth side of Goose Creek.
Also beginning at a point where the east
curb line OF Orchard street intsTSects the
north curb line of Hunter street at an eleya-
ton above the datum of lU6 10 feet. thence
north with an asSceB ping grade of OBS feet
i'll 100 feet for215 feet 10 All e.evation of l69
ieet above the datum; thence with II decend-
ing grade of O.25 feet L. lUJ feet 10 the south
side Of Goose Creek.
Sec.2. That this ordinance shall take e.
feet and be in force from and alter lis pas
sage and legal publication.
ISAAC HAINES,
President Council
H. E. SparnOn.
City Clerk.
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a Fine Lot

Our Undertaking Department
is unsurl ass I'd as TO services
rendered AMI prices charged.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-11-14

As reports are at 12o'clock tonight
the Republicans will have 81 mem
bers of the Senate and 81 members of
the House, leaving the Democrats 6
Senators and 25 Representatives.
This gives the Republicans a majority
on joint ballot Of 81.
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October 10, ISy3.
The State of Ohio, Hooking County, IS.
Id H. Lappen, Clerk o the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for said county Of
Hooking and state of Ohio, do hereby certify
that the foregoing to he true and correct
copy of the original order FINES of Holding
Courts in the Seventh Judicial District OF
Ohio, 1885, now On file in my office.
In testimony whereof, do hererntO suh-
,-- scribe my name officially and affx
! SEAL the seal of the said court at
49, the court house in Logan, Ohio, in
said county, this 18th day CT October, A. ID
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-11-14
16O ACRE FARM FOR SALE.

The Atkinson farm, on Mocasin
Greek cheap for cash or on easy
terms. For particulars, write to
ADoLPH GOLDFREDRICK,
Circleville, Ohio,
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Notice is heIeby given that pttitiOn will
be presented To the Com mi Ssioners of Hock-
ing county, ut their next session
AlnH
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-11-14
D. II. LAPPEN,
Clerk.
October 81 1895. 3 W
VALUABLE STOCK FARM
FOR SALE.

| will sell at private sale, at a very
low price, the property known as the
Kost Farm in Good Hope township,
HocKing County, O.
The farms consists of Four hund-
red and six acres, ia well watered,
and has necessary farm buildings,
and is well adopted to stock raising.
For particulars address
JOHN Il. FOREMAN, Act,
Oct "a 4w Macarthur OhiG.